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AREA 1
Cluster 1A
Bangued
Laoag
Magsingal North
Ilocos Sur
Narvacan
Vigan
Cluster 1B
Agoo
Central San Fdo LU
Metro San Fdo LU
San Juan
San Fdo City North
San Fernando LU
Southern La Union
Cluster 1C
Baguio
Baguio North
Baguio South
Baguio Summer Capital
Baguio Sunrise
Downtown Session
La Trinidad
Metro Baguio
Sagada
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AREA 2
Cluster 2A
Urdaneta
Urdaneta East
Urdaneta North
Cluster 2B
Central Pangasinan
Dagupan
Dagupan East
Downtown Dagupan
Metro Dagupan
Uptown Dagupan
Cluster 2C
Bayambang
Calasiao
Mangaldan
Metro Malasiqui
San Fabian
Sta Barbara
Metro San Carlos
Cluster 2D
Binmaley Century
Dasol Bay
Hundred Islands
Lingayen
Lingayen Gulf
Mangatarem
Midwestern Pangasinan
AREA 3
Cluster 3A
Central Tarlac
Downtown Tarlac
Melting Pot
Midtown Tarlac
Northern Tarlac
Paniqui
Poblacion Tarlac
San Manuel, Tarlac
Tarlac
Tarlac Metro
Western Tarlac
Cluster 3B
Angeles Kuliat
Angeles Midtown
Balibago
Clarkfield
Dau
Mabalacat
Mabalacat Clark
Magalang
Metro Clark
Pampanga North
Cluster 3C
Angeles
Angeles Centro
Angeles Friendship
Angeles North
Angeles West
Clark Centennial
Metro Angeles
Metro Angeles Centennial
AREA 4
Cluster 4A
Central Pampanga
Dolores
Eastern Pampanga
Floridablanca
Metro San Fdo Pampanga
San Fernando Cabalen
San Fernando Pampanga
Southern Pampanga
Villa de Bacolor
Western Pampanga
Cluster 4B
Balanga
Limay
Mariveles
Mariveles Ecozone
Orani
Orion
Cluster 4C
Downtown
Olongapo
Freeport Zone
Iba
Masinloc
Metro Olongapo
Olongapo
Olongapo Centennial
Sta Cruz
Subic
Subic Bay
Subic Bay Sunrise
Subic Pearl
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Here is the link to the New Rotary Code of Policies:
http://www.scribd.com/doc/105255879/Rotary-Code-of-Policies-October-2012
505 pages makes it almost twice the length of the MOP....but lots of info in it, and it is indexed fairly well to locate what you what to know.
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D 3790 Club and International Service Director
RC Mabalacat Angeles City,
Here is the link to the New Rotary Code of Policies:
http://www.scribd.com/doc/105255879/Rotary-Code-of-Policies-October-2012
505 pages makes it almost twice the length of the MOP....but lots of info in it, and it is indexed fairly well to locate what you what to know.
PP Ron Nethercutt
International ROTI Chair 07-09
D 3790 Club and International Service Director
RC Mabalacat Angeles City,
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Please use Member Access to update incoming club officers as soon as possible after the selection has been made. If they are ‘in the system’ by 10 March 2013, they will be included in the printed Official Directory.
It is important that all incoming officers are notified, even if they are continuing in their current roles. This information can only be updated by the current president, secretary and executive secretary of your Rotary Club.
Please also remember to update any changes to club officers for the current year as soon as they occur.
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- Non-pilots should begin using the new on-line system now for all grants to be paid from 1st July.
- Pliot districts will continue to use the existing on-line system until 31st March for Global and
Packaged Grants, and until 15th May for District Grants for 2012-13. District grant applications for
2013-14 should be made via the new system. All clubs should have complied with MOU
(memorandum of Understanding
- After 31st March pilots will use the new on-line system for all global and packaged grant applications.
Staff will aim to issue approval notices by 30th June.
- By 1st July, reporting on all open district, global, and packaged grants from pilot districts will transition
to the new online system.
- Pliot districts will continue to use the existing on-line system until 31st March for Global and
Packaged Grants, and until 15th May for District Grants for 2012-13. District grant applications for
2013-14 should be made via the new system. All clubs should have complied with MOU
(memorandum of Understanding
- After 31st March pilots will use the new on-line system for all global and packaged grant applications.
Staff will aim to issue approval notices by 30th June.
- By 1st July, reporting on all open district, global, and packaged grants from pilot districts will transition
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of DG Tony Bautista
of DG Tony Bautista
My fellow Rotarians, people ask what is wrong with the world? A famous writer, G.K. Chesterton's answer was very short. He just said, I am. The world is dangerous, not because of those who do harm, but, because of those who look at it, without doing anything. Are you ready to make a real difference in the world around you?
The power to make a difference lies within each one of us. If our faith is strong and constant, our effort to make a difference will be more than what we ever thought possible. To make a difference does not mean, making a bog splash or doing something that makes people yell, “wow”. Some people proudly call it, “leaving a legacy.”
Making a difference is doing things differently. Are you willing to help a needy child, overcome the obstacles of poverty through a sponsorship? Have you ever thought of providing education to those children who are still out of school? Have you ever considered about those children who die each year from curable diseases, such as polio, diarrhea, malaria, and tuberculosis?
Mother Teresa was once asked, what is the secret of your success? Is it hard work, dedication, ability or discipline? She smiled and said, it is hard to say, but one thing I know, I love to serve, I love to give, and if you give yourself, life will give you back something to cherish. You can make a difference in the world.
If we can share the tears of the lowly, we will soften our hearts, wash our eyes, and clear our vision. They in turn will witness our selfless desire to be of help. Most of the have-nots are generally afraid to put their faiths in the offers of help, because many of them have an ulterior motive. They have selfish reasons to offer assistance. When they realize that Rotary is different, Rotary is serious, Rotary has no axe to grind, that Rotarians can share their tears and fears, then they would give total cooperation, untainted faith, and enthusiastic response. Therefore, never be afraid of the tears that you share with others. That is the best cleaning fluid ever.
Let us rise in the eyes of our communities by sharing your time, energy and resources and make them know, YES, Rotary is there. Rotary can make a difference in the world. Therefore, let your presence in the world, be one that shares and radiates love, and bring “Peace Through Service”.
God bless!
DG Tony Bautista
The power to make a difference lies within each one of us. If our faith is strong and constant, our effort to make a difference will be more than what we ever thought possible. To make a difference does not mean, making a bog splash or doing something that makes people yell, “wow”. Some people proudly call it, “leaving a legacy.”
Making a difference is doing things differently. Are you willing to help a needy child, overcome the obstacles of poverty through a sponsorship? Have you ever thought of providing education to those children who are still out of school? Have you ever considered about those children who die each year from curable diseases, such as polio, diarrhea, malaria, and tuberculosis?
Mother Teresa was once asked, what is the secret of your success? Is it hard work, dedication, ability or discipline? She smiled and said, it is hard to say, but one thing I know, I love to serve, I love to give, and if you give yourself, life will give you back something to cherish. You can make a difference in the world.
If we can share the tears of the lowly, we will soften our hearts, wash our eyes, and clear our vision. They in turn will witness our selfless desire to be of help. Most of the have-nots are generally afraid to put their faiths in the offers of help, because many of them have an ulterior motive. They have selfish reasons to offer assistance. When they realize that Rotary is different, Rotary is serious, Rotary has no axe to grind, that Rotarians can share their tears and fears, then they would give total cooperation, untainted faith, and enthusiastic response. Therefore, never be afraid of the tears that you share with others. That is the best cleaning fluid ever.
Let us rise in the eyes of our communities by sharing your time, energy and resources and make them know, YES, Rotary is there. Rotary can make a difference in the world. Therefore, let your presence in the world, be one that shares and radiates love, and bring “Peace Through Service”.
God bless!
DG Tony Bautista
Antonio "Tony" C. Bautista
District Governor
District 3790
District Governor
District 3790
DG Tony and spouse Evelyn at PCRG Forum
Waterfront Hotel, Cebu
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"Mother Teresa was once asked, what is the secret of your success? Is it hard work, dedication, ability or discipline? She smiled and said, it is hard to say, but one thing I know, I love to serve, I love to give, and if you give yourself, life will give you back something to cherish. You can make a difference in the world."
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The ABCs of Rotary is divided into 26 parts, each representing a lesson to be covered during a Club Meeting.Get in touch with your Assistant Governor to get a copy.
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Account Name: Antonio C. Bautista
Metrobank Account no. 007-676-03320-0
San Fernando-Olongapo Highway branch
San Fernando, Pampanga
Email deposit slip to
DISCON chair PP Rael Ortega rael_ortega@yahoo.com
Cell no. 0922-8720528
For spouses:
P1,500 - Fellowship party on 12 April
P1,800 - Governor’s Ball on 13 April
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