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July 4, 2013 Rotary Club of Holy Spirit Club No. 69935 RI District 3780 Philippines Vol. V I No. 01

The Dove

fficers and MembersY 2013-14

UI BONG JUNG, OMDesident

ILLIAM P. FABROAce President & PE

RNANDO M. DELGRA JR

cretary & Chair, Youth Service

P MARCIA C. SALVADOReasurer

P PEDRITO M. CONDENOditor and Co-Chair, RI Associate Membersot Project & Fund Generation Projects

P LEONIDES S. RESPICIOotocol Officer

P EMELINDA C. PALATTAOub Trainer RY 2011-12 to 2013-14

CARDO P. SALVADORair, Club Administration & Co-Chair RI Associ-

e Members Pilot Project

N MARITES L. NEPOMUCENOembership Development

P VIRGINA ARDEN F. SYair, Community Service Projects

MMANUEL P. SOLIDUMair, The Rotary Foundation

ERCIVAL C. ZABALAair, Public Relations

ARYLENE MARTINEZ, DDMair, Health & Wellness

P DIOGENES S. OSABELair, Rotary Community Corps Program

ABES M. BACULAair, Livelihood

RRY G. SYair, Networking and Community Dev

IL David KIM

air, Sports

P ROGELIO B. BELLEZA, MD

NGEL E. CASTRO

OCELYN M FLORES

P ROCA MARIE JURADO

A. PERPETUAL S. RIVERA

RDINAND VALBUENA

NTONIO KENT VALDERRAMASTRELLA C. VALMOCINA

sociate Members (RI Pilot Program)ENG ATENDIDO

TO DELA CRUZ

ZA FERNANDEZ

ELSON FRANCISCO

ALOU JOSE

YRON KIM

norary MembersDG DANILO V. FAUSTO

G EDMUND CHIU

DS SALVADOR VIARI

OSE B DEL ROSARIO JR

R STEVE TYNAN, MGL

GPP NITOY VELASCOGR PP JUN MARTINEZ

O f f i c i a l N e w s e B u l l e t i n o f t h e R o t a r y C l u b o f H o l y S p i r i t

Holy Spirit ushers in new Rotary year by sharing joy, goodwill and

hope among SPED pupils and their parents last July 1, 2013

Watch RIPE Ron Burton announce theme for RY 2013-14: ENGAGE ROTARY, CHANGE LIV

Click or tap on photo to view more images of the event.

RC Holy Spirit D-3780 com-memorated the start of thenew Rotary year by holdingits 3rd annual childrensparty with 89 pupils of theSPED Center of Dona Juana

Elementary School last July1, 2013.

Holding childrens partiessponsored by Rotary clubshas been advocated byPRIP Matt Caparas, the firstand only Filipino president

of Rotary International, as a means to let societyknow that Rotary cares for the welfare of ouryouth.

First Class President Bong, IPP Marcia Salvador,PP Beth Sy, PN Marites Nepomuceno, Jerry Syand Ric Salvador participated in this event for

spreading hope, joy and goodwill among thepils, their parents and five dedicated teachThe teachers designed the room decor andthe program with fun games while IPP Maand PP Beth Sy provided prizes for games food & refreshments for all those present

special prayer-song was rendered by somepils using the sign language, while a lively danumber by graceful boys and girls entertainethose present. Rtn Jerry also left with the teers sample boxes of Oilganics natural tment shampoo for kids afflicted with headThe children took home the balloons broughIPP Marcia and packs of potato chips provby PN Marites.

The self-contained classes of the SPED Cecaters to children with intellectual disablearning disability, autism, ADHD, Down drome and hearing impairment.
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Holy Spirit receives First Class Gov Francis Rivera and party during club assembly

Holy Spirit celebrates 8th Charter Anniversary and holds induction & hand-over rites

the club assembly presided over by Peaceesident Marcia Salvador on June 27,

013, First Class President Eui Bong Jungd the various committee chairs presentede clubs plans and programs for Rotaryar 2013-2014 to First Class Governorancis Rivera who was accompanied bystrict Secretary Designate Mar Cancio and

hief of Staff Designate Francis Paderna.

so present during the assembly were Assis-nt Governor Designate Nitoy Velasco andsistant Governors Representative Junartinez. RCHS members listened as FCovernor Francis articulated the districtsrusts and goals for RY 2013-14. Prior toe club assembly, First Class Governor Fran-s held a one-on-one meeting with Firstass President Bong.

was a truly momentous occasion for RCHS June 27, 2013 when it celebrated its 8 tharter anniversary at the Don Antonio

eights Clubhouse that featured the hand-er of leadership and the induction of offi-rs and committee chairs for Rotary Year

013-14. In grateful recognition of the con-butions made by past leaders of District

780 to the current state of the club, thelowing were invited to share brief mes-ges: IPDG Jess Cifra, PDG Dulce Coyukiat,

DG Danny Fausto, PDG Dan Espinosa andDG Mar Nery. It was heart-warming to hear

om these respected dignitaries how theyave personally followed the clubs develop-ent over the years.

rst Class Governor Francis Rivera inducted

the new set of officers for RY 2013-14 led byFirst Class President Eui Bong Jung, afterwhich the bell & gavel were turned over tohim by Peace President Marcia Salvador.

It was a rare privilege to have as guest ofhonor and speaker First Class GovernorRobert F Kuan of RID 3830, a multi-awardedbusinessman and Rotarian, who spoke onthe great importance of having a vision inorder to build a bigger and stronger club.Gov Kuan, founder of Chow King and pres-ently Chairman of the Board of Trustees of St

Lukes Medical Center, came with his lovelywife, First Lady Yvonne. FC Gov Francis intro-duced his friend and classmate FC GovRobert to the audience.

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This page ofThe Dove serves as home page of the virtual website of

ROTARY CLUB OF HOLY SPIRIT

Rotary International District 3780

Officers &Chairmen

ServiceProjects

ClubBulletin

About theClub

What isRotary?Galleryembers

Rotary International www.rotary.orgwww.facebook.com/RCHS37C Holy Spirit

Click or Tap here to view past issues ofTHE DOVE

The July issue of the ROTARY LEADERonline magazine is here.

RC Holy Spirit recognizes members for distinguishedservice above self during 8th charter anniversary fete

President Marcia Salvador presented awards of recognition to members of the RC Holy Spirit family for commitment to and servicrendered in the promotion and implementation of the clubs various projects and undertakings during the RY 2012 -2013:

Special Award of Distinction for Future RotariansKevin Laragan

President of Rotaract Club of Holy Spirit

Lovely Rose Ortiz PaalisboPresident of Interact Club of Holy Spirit National High School

Rookie Rotarians of the YearBabes M. Bacula

Jerry G. Sy

Vocational Excellence AwardsRogelio B. Belleza. MDEui Bong Jung, OMD

Marylene Martinez, DDMFernando M. Delgra Jr

Awards of DistinctionMarites L. Nepomuceno

Emelinda C. PalattaoMa. Perpetual S. Rivera

Percival C. Zabala

Most Outstanding RotarianVirginia Arden F. Sy
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Rotary Club of Holy SpiritRI District 3780

AGENDA for July 4, 2013 1st Meeting RY 2013-14

7:00 PM Assembly-Dinner-Fellowship

Call to Order Pres Bong Jung

Opening Rites

Invocation

National Anthem

Rotarians Pledge

Introduction of Guests

Club business:

Debriefs on -

Rotary New Year with SPED pupils - July 1, 2013

Club participation in nationwide Rotary tree-planting marathon - July 1, 2013

District events in July -

Membership Summit (membership seminar) - July 6

D-3780 Fun Run - July 20 Club Administration Training Seminar (CATS 2013) - July 27

Other matters

Presidents Time Pres Bong

Adjournment Pres Bong

Night Chair

Percy Zabala


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RI Presidents July 2013 Message

Dear fellow Rotarians,

This is an incredibly exciting time tobe a Rotarian. This Rotary year canbe one of the greatest years wehave yet experienced in Rotary butit is up to each one of us. We arenow writing the last chapter in our

fight against polio. While it has beena long, hard journey, we havelearned many valuable lessons. We

have learned that as a group we can move mountains, we canchange peoples lives for the better, and we can honestly make adifference in our world. Perhaps the greatest lesson has been thathe more we challenge ourselves, the more we can achieve.

We are also embarking on a new chapter in the storied history ofour Rotary Foundation. We have the rare privilege of launching anentirely new grant structure weve come to know as Future Vision.t gives us the opportunity to challenge ourselves to do the abso-ute most we can, with all of our resources. Just think how muchmore we can do with a stronger Foundation, with stronger clubsfilled with more Rotarians who are fully engaged in Rotary service.

ts time for us to recognize that the real challenge we face isnt

just bringing new members into Rotary. Its turning all meminto true Rotarians. Its helping members get engaged in Rotahelping them realize the potential they have, and how their Roservice can change lives. We need to make sure that every mber is active and contributing, and making a real difference cause when youre doing meaningful work in Rotary, Rotarmeaningful to you.

When we realize what we can achieve in Rotary when we reengage Rotary thats when lives change. We change the livethe people who need us. That is inevitable. And along the waylives are changed as well. That is also inevitable. Thats whattheme is all about in 2013-14: Engage Rotary, Change Lives.Its time to open our eyes to the potential each of us has throRotary. Rotary lets us reach higher, do more, and be a parsomething larger than ourselves. No matter how much we givRotary, we get more in return. And that, too, is inevitable.

In 2013-14, lets turn all of our potential into reality. Its up toWe can do it by engaging in Rotary service, by getting involvedstaying inspired, and by remembering every day the gift we hin Rotary. Together, we will Engage Rotary, Change Lives

Ron D. BurtonPresident, Rotary International

The new Rotary year: Changes we should know aboutBy Arnold R. Grahl Rotary News -- 1 July 2013

For three years, 100 districts have been testingFuture Vision, a pilot of The Rotary Foundationsnew grant system, which was designed to in-crease Rotarys effectiveness during the next

century of service.

As the new Rotary year dawns, the future hasbegun. All districts begin using the simplifiedgrant structure 1 July. Districts have already beencompleting the qualification process and qualify-ng their clubs. A number of clubs and districtshave begun preparing and submitting grant appli-cations.

There will be three types of grants: global, district,and packaged. You can learn about all threeypes, and get more details about the application

process, on Rotarys grant microsite.

Also on 1 July, new leaders will take office at theclub, district, and international levels.Ron D. Burton, of the Rotary Club of Norman,Oklahoma, USA, will become Rotarys 103rdpresident and will encourage Rotarianso Engage Rotary, Change Lives . Read a profile

of Burton from The Rotarian and download hisconvention speech.

Anne L. Matthews, a member of the Rotary Clubof Columbia East, South Carolina, USA, will be-come the first woman to serve as vice president.Matthews, a former director of South Carolinas

Department of Education, is president of Mat-

thews and Associates, an educational consultingfirm. Read her biography.

Dong Kurn Lee, of the Rotary Club of Seoul Han-

gang, Korea, will take over as Rotary Foundationtrustee chair. Read his biography and downloadhis convention speech.

Other changes for 2013-14:

Rotarians will be allowed to form satellite clubs,whose members meet at a different time andlocation from their parent clubs. The change,approved by the Council on Legislation in April, isintended to make it easier for members to de-velop the core for a new club.

Districts will be able to form an unlimited number

of e-clubs. The Council removed a limit of two e-clubs per district. The change is designed to bringin new members and appeal to young profession-als, who may be less able to meet in personweekly.

The name of Rotarys fifth Avenue of Service willchange from New Generations Service toYouth Service. This change was also approvedby the Council. In 2010, this avenue of service

joined Club Service, Vocational Service, Commu-nity Service, and International Service.

The dues Rotary clubs pay Rotary Internationalwill increase US$1 to $53 per member.

A redesigned Rotary website will be launched in

late summer.

The RI Board of Directors will seat nine nerectors 1 July, along with 2013-14 President-

Gary C.K. Huang, of the Rotary Club of TaTaiwan. The new directors for 2013-14 are Elena Cruz de Giay, of the Rotary Club of Acifes, Buenos Aires, Argentina; Mary Growney Selene, of the Rotary Club of MadWest Towne-Middleton, Wisconsin, USA; Kita, of the Rotary Club of Urawa East, SaitaJapan; Holger Knaack, of the Rotary CluHerzogtum Lauenburg-Mlln, Germany; LarLunsford, of the Rotary Club of Kansas Plaza, Missouri, USA; P.T. Prabhakar, ofRotary Club of Madras Central, Tamil Nadudia; Sangkoo Yun, of the Rotary Club of Hanyang, Seoul, Korea; Steven A. Snyder, o

Rotary Club of Auburn, California, USA; andchael F. Webb, of the Rotary Club of MeSomerset, England.

The Rotary Foundation Board of Trusteesseat new members Monty J. Audenart, oRotary Club of Red Deer East, Alberta, CanNoel A. Bajat, of the Rotary Club of AbbeLouisiana, USA; and Kalyan Banerjee, ofRotary Club of Vapi, Maharashtra, India. Kenny, of the Rotary Club of Grangemouth, Sland, will serve as chair-elect, and MichaeMcGovern, of the Rotary Club of South PortCape Elizabeth, Maine, USA, as vice-chair.
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Great BritainLast year, District 1120 (England) launched a purple crocusfundraiser, selling 25,000 fabric flowers and raisingUS$40,000 for PolioPlus. This year, Rotary clubs in the

United Kingdom, United States, Canada, and Nigeria aim toraise $250,000. As of March, they had already sold160,000 flowers. In the style of Remembrance Day poppies,the fabric flowers are designed to be worn on the lapel as asymbol of support for the fight against polio; crocuses werechosen because their purple color matches the dye used tomark the pinkie fingers of immunized children.

GuyanaEvery year, the Rotary Club of Georgetown hosts a dinner inhonor of World Understanding Month. In February, formerprime minister of Jamaica Percival James Patterson spokeabout the future of the Caribbean economic integrationmovement and the importance of the Caribbean Community(CARICOM) in promoting world understanding. CARICOM,headquartered in the Guyanese capital, promotes economiccoordination and cooperation among member states.GhanaMembers of the Rotaract Club of Ho spent time with resi-dents of a village for people with Hansens disease, alsoknown as leprosy, in the Volta region in February. Althoughthe disease is treatable today, those who have been curedstill face a stigma in many places. The Rotaractors broughtrice, cooking oil, frozen foods, toiletries, and used clothing

worth more than US$1,500 to the 80 villagers and theirfamilies. The club also plans to raise funds for improve-ments including painting, door lock and hinge repairs, mos-quito net replacement, and septic tank maintenance.

KoreaRotarians from District 3630 hosted a walkathon in Febru-ary, raising about US$18,000 for PolioPlus. Koreans arealso fighting polio in the digital realm: As of press time, theyhad uploaded 1,338 photos of people making the ThisClose gesture to the End Polio Now Worlds Biggest Com-mercial project, second only to the United States and out-

pacing third-place Brazil.

MexicoDuring the 2012 La Carrera Panamericana, an open-race held in Mexico every October, 100 vintage race sported End Polio Now stickers as they sped nearly 2,miles over seven days, from Veracruz on the Gulf of Meup to Zacatecas in the north-central part of the couEach day, drivers took part in events highlighting the imtance of polio eradication, and Rotarians from a dozen cacross several states in Mexico helped out, sharing Rotamessage with thousands of spectators and car enthusias

Timor-LesteFor more than a decade, the Rotary clubs of Dili the club in the Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste and Real, Portugal, have worked together to foster the devement of Timorese youth through vocational and educaprograms. The clubs have funded repairs for local primschools, sponsored scholarships, and supported Movimede Adolescentes e Crianas, a nonprofit that runs a centDili offering after-school programs. Today, the Dili club vides funding for the center through District 9550, walso covers parts of Australia.

United StatesThe Rotaract Club of Philadelphia held a Philly Factorent contest in February. The University of PennsylvanSimply Chaos Comedy Troupe emceed the night, which tured performances from seven finalists chosen fromaudition videos submitted on YouTube. Inertia, a studdance group from Philadelphias University of the Scientook first place. The Rotaract Club of Beijing and the Pchapter of Operation Smile, a nonprofit that provides cleft lip and cleft palate surgeries in developing countpartnered with the Philadelphia club on the event, w

raised $600 for Operation Smiles work in Yunnan, China

Rotary news in brief from around the globeThe Rotarian -- June 2013

The Rotary clubs of Howden, England, andVarna-Euxinograd, Bulgaria, collaborated on aRotary Foundation Matching Grant project toprovide a van for the Saint Joan Zlatoust DayCare Center for children with special needs inthe city of Varna, on the Black Sea coast. Thecenter offers full-time care and a variety ofhealth, education, and rehabilitation programs.The bright red van will transport the children toand from their homes each day.


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The Object of RotaryFirst formulated in 1910, the Object of Rotary is to encourage andfoster the ideal of service as a basis of worthy enterprise and, in par-

ticular, to encourage and foster:

FIRST. The development of acquaintance as an opportunity for ser-vice;

SECOND. High ethical standards in business and professions, therecognition of the worthiness of all useful occupations, and the digni-

fying of each Rotarian's occupation as an opportunity to serve society;

THIRD. The application of the ideal of service in each Rotarian's per-sonal, business, and community life;

FOURTH. The advancement of international understanding, goodwill,and peace through a world fellowship of business and professional

persons united in the ideal of service.

5 Avenues of ServiceBased on the Object of Rotary, the Five Avenues of Service are Rotarysphilosophical cornerstone and the foundation on which club activity isbased:

Club Service focuses on strengthening fellowship and ensuring theeffective functioning of the club.

Vocational Service encourages Rotarians to serve others through theirvocations and to practice high ethical standards.

Community Service covers the projects and activities the club under-takes to improve life in its community.

International Service encompasses actions taken to expand Rotaryshumanitarian reach around the globe and to promote world under-

standing & peace.

Youth Service recognizes the positive change implemented by youthand young adults through leadership development activities, service

projects, and exchange programs.

The Four-Way TestOf the things we think, say or do

Is it the TRUTH?Is it FAIR to all concerned?Will it build GOODWILL and BETTERFRIENDSHIPS?Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned

ROTARIANS PLEDGEI am a Rotarian

I will always uphold the TRUTH.

I am a Rotarian

I will always strive to be FAIR

in all of my dealings with my fellowmen.

I am a Rotarian

I will always endeavor to build

GOODWILL and UNDERSTANDING

in my community,

among my countrymen

and people of all nations.

I am a Rotarian

I will always seek to promote

the greatest good

for the greatest number of people

in the spirit of ROTARY SERVICE.

I am a Rotarian

I will always uphold

the Rotary International Motto,

SERVICE ABOVE SELF.

Principles that Guide Rotary

As a Rotarian, I will

1. Exemplify the core value of integrity in all behaviors and activities

2. Use my vocational experience and talents to serve in Rotary

3. Conduct all of my personal, business, and professional affairs ethically, encouraging and fostering high ethical standards as an example to othe

4. Be fair in all dealings with others and treat them with the respect due to them as fellow human beings

5. Promote recognition and respect for all occupations which are useful to society

6. Offer my vocational talents: to provide opportunities for young people, to work for the relief of the special needs of others, and to improve the q

ity of life in my community

7. Honor the trust that Rotary and fellow Rotarians provide and not do anything that will bring disfavor or reflect adversely on Rotary or fellow Rota

ans

8. Not seek from a fellow Rotarian a privilege or advantage not normally accorded others in a business or professional relationship

Rotary Code of Conduct(FormerlyDeclaration of Rotarians in Business and Professions)

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