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issue 3-1 3 september 07 2011 moderator call to order invocation national anthem 4 way test greet guest/visitors rotary information rotary theme song joke secretary president s message adjournment pe marrisa cerrada pres mark e thomas pp julito lito ligsay orlino jhun pulido jr dir ronnie de guzman moderator rtn angerica angel menes reach within to embrace humanity rtn maria bulatao open forum sec pp aimee ramos pres mark e thomas pres mark e thomas invocation our father in heaven we come to you now to give thanks for the time given us to give help to those in our community as we are able we ask for your strength and guidance to make changes as we reach within to embrace humanity allowing us to go grow and glow in our community in the name of our savior jesus christ amen a general is just as good or just as bad as the troops under his command make him general douglas macarthur

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ry 2011-12 rcoc theme song reach within to embrace humanity 4 reach within to embrace humanity strive to help others so the whole world will see all we have to offer in rotary reach within to embrace humanity reach within to embrace humanity we will work to help families as home is where love does start we will keep doing what we do well by sharing in our part we will reach within to change where change is needed the most always embracing humanity while living and giving through rotary reach within to embrace humanity strive to help others so the whole world will see all we have to offer in rotary reach within to embrace humanity

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history of rc olongapo centennial rotary club of olongapo centennial rcoc was conceived and organized during the term district governor vitt o guttierrez lend a hand and through the pioneering efforts of district secretary bert rendor and district governor s special representative dgsr pp donald g masson rotary club of olongapo actual conception took place during the 40th birthday of rotarian nester nes r dimaculangan on may 5 2004 rotarian nes laid out his vision thoughts for the formation of a new club to many rotarians present dg vitt issued a green light to rtn nes after presenting a list of 20 plus prospective charter members thus the organizational phase started with the ensuing assignment of dgsr pp don undertaking of the required city wide new club survey and the continuation of seeking quality prospective charter members the first meeting of prospective members was held on may 14 2004 meeting weekly with the good lord s guidance and valuable assistance of duly assigned personnel with the approval of the rotary club of olongapo on june 1 2004 the new club adopted the name rotary club of olongapo centennial on june 2 2004 rcoc passed a milestone when dg vitt signed papers designating the prospective club as a provisional club within rotary international district 3790 the final milestone was the announcement from rotary international that the provisional rotary club of olongapo centennial was accepted into it s membership with club number 65917 on june 30 2004 two things are certain to rcoc a passionate vision to rotary s motto service above self and sincere feelings to the needs of our less fortunate citizenry charter members and the charter president stated we believe in the cause of rotary international and are destined to give our all supporting those causes in anyway we can avail of our time and resources 5 reach within to embrace humanity

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ri president my dear brothers and sisters in rotary we have a color for the 2011-12 rotary year and that color is green why green because green is the color of spring of new life of bright leaves bursting forth from spreading branches and there is no doubt that it is time to green rotary ­ to lift our deepening pallor of gray and replace it with brighter shades of green overall in rotary only 11 percent of our members are under the age of 40 while 68 percent are over 50 ri president and 39 percent are over 60 it s not too hard to see kalyan banerjee where this will lead us in 10 20 and 30 years down rotary year 2011-2012 the line if we don t do something about it now it is not enough to simply bring in new members we need to bring in younger members who will breathe new life and new vigor into our organization how can we be more attractive to younger members who are so different in so many ways from the young professionals of a generation or two ago we have to come to them where they are ­ and for most young people where they are is on the internet on facebook on twitter and e-mail and on their smartphones a club that doesn t have a presence on the internet simply doesn t exist as far as they are concerned a club s website is its public face ­ and it has to be a good one more than anything i believe we need to bring back the idea of the family of rotary we need to look at all of rotary as one family rotarians their families and also rotaractors interactors youth exchange students and alumni foundation alumni and so on and we need to consider retention as an idea that applies not just to rotarians but to the entire family of rotary too often we look outward to find new members and we do not see our own young generation waiting to be called upon we must look to them to find the capable and enthusiastic new members who will be the club presidents the district governors and the ri senior leaders of tomorrow we owe it to our rotary family ­ past present and future ­ to make sure that our generation of rotarians is not the last we must in a very real sense reach within ­ to embrace our rotary family so that we can better embrace all of humanity 6 reach within to embrace humanity kalyan banerjee president rotary international

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governor s message dear fellow rotarians of district 3790 it has been a very busy first month at the helm indeed my calendar was swarmed by governor s visits and inductions which were all-new experiences for me i am elated with the wellthought of and well-prepared plans and objectives presented by the clubs all in line with the ri and district governor digna ragasa district goals i am with you in attaining these rotary year 2011-2012 goals i am overwhelmed by your warmest reception during my visits thank you for sharing your energy and enthusiasm i always bring home unique and happy stories i am also happy to see a lot of new rotarians being inducted to the different clubs august is membership and extension month i would like to remind everyone to share rotary to others let us invite new members and retain the entire membership as it is one of our responsibilities let us not alienate new members let us involve them and make them feel at home being their sponsors it is not enough that you have nominated them and the club has accepted and inducted them shepherd them through the different activities of rotary call them or go an extra mile to make them active let us make them embrace rotary with fervors starting from their first day with us be instruments to make others love rotary with an increased membership there will be more hands to work and serve the community more hearts to love and feel the plights of the less fortunate brothers and sisters more resources and support to lean on and more individuals to give inspirations and be inspirations i believe that the best way to share rotary is to live it 7 reach within to embrace humanity

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president s message another month and week has passed for rotary year 2011-2012 rcoc members stay energized as we provided meals to the children at the barangay iram day care center on saturday to be followed by the cluster 4-c medical mission to the brgy asinan land slide evacuees i want to remind you of our goal of 100 membership club president increase evan though we have had our induction/anniversary mark e thomas rotary year 2011-2012 on july 31 we have to continue to recruit new members to not only sustain the club but grow if you have a member interested in joining rotary please notify me so i as the club president can meet the person explain what rotary is and make arrangements to ensure they are comfortable when attending weekly meetings for them to feel they are and will be part of the rotary family please remember to pay your membership dues there are not enough finances to pay the semester dues that should have been paid at the end of july let us continue to move forward this rotary year striving to do and be the best we can as we reach within to embrace humanity 8 reach within to embrace humanity go grow and glow changemaker president mark e thomas

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secretary s corner 2nd board meeting august 10 2011 chums buckets bar and cocktails olongapo city club secretary pp imelda a ramos rotary year 2011-2012 9 reach within to embrace humanity i club logo the board approve that the old club logo during the term of cp nes dimaculangan will retain and the club logo designed by pp/dir henry enriquez will be used for club pins only ii bulletin cover the bulletin cover will be 2-folds only and the same will be re designed like the strategic plan will be put at the back of the cover and the old back design cover will be print in a bond paper iii fund raising here are the proposed fund raising of the rcoc to wit 1 fashion show of fhm models with rc north edsa and pro joseph erap villarama will be chairman of the fund raising of the club and 2 3rd intercity rotary basketball league to be chair by ipp celson miraflor 3 selling of raffle ticket wherein motorcycle with sidecar as the major prize the cost of tricycle will be verified before finalize it iv regular meeting place and time the rcoc regular meeting place was finalized to be at chums and buckets bar and cocktails with the meeting day changed to wednesday with the regular meeting time to start promptly at 8:00 p.m v upcoming projects cleaning and repainting of rcoc waiting shed school supplies distribution at iram elementary school vii other matters financial reports for rcoc induction and the term of ipp celson miraflor will be given at the next board meeting.

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rotary information new generation month 10 new generations refers to the youngest generation in the family of rotary many are participants in rotary s youth and young adult programs interact rotaract rotary youth leadership awards ryla and rotary youth exchange others are serviceminded young people involved in rotary club and district activities past ri president luis vicente giay coined the term new generations when he shared his belief that the future of rotary relied on involving young people in the organization s programs and activities at the 1996 ri convention in calgary alberta canada he said our vision for the future now more than ever is the difference between success and failure the new generations are our investment in the future let us begin to build that future today new generations service became rotary s fifth avenue of service in 2010 it is defined in article 5 of the standard rotary club constitution new generations service recognizes the positive change implemented by youth and young adults through leadership development activities involvement in community and international service projects and exchange programs that enrich and foster world peace and cultural understanding rotary clubs should be committed to involving youth and young adults in their vocational community and international service projects and to providing programs and resources that support them new generations and membership reaching out to new generations is a commitment to the future of your rotary club clubs that build ties with youth in their communities cultivate future members and become rejuvenated by the energy and new perspectives that young people have to offer share rotary s ideal of service through vocational and community service projects that target youth such as career days and mentoring programs in some communities new generations rotary clubs are chartered to offer young adults an alternative to existing clubs these clubs can be valuable tools for encouraging younger people to join rotary reach within to embrace humanity

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gallery 11 reach within to embrace humanity cluster 4-c meeting hosted by rc olongapo centennial at aristocrat s restaurant.

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gallery rcoc members ipp celson sec pp aime and rtn reggie join the cluster 4-c during the medical mission in brgy asian subic zambeles on sunday 04 sept 12 reach within to embrace humanity

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reach within to embrace humanity gallery 13

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gallery rcoc members provide food to their adpoted brng iram day care students on sept 3 14 reach within to embrace humanity

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district 3790 goals 1 membership minimum net increase of 1 member/club a 85 retention b 85 attendance c minimum of 25 members per club d 2 increase in women e 2 increase in young professionals less than 45 yrs of age 2 extension a at least 4 new rotary clubs 3 support the rotary foundation a $20,000 to the polio plus campaign b one paul harris fellow or its equivalent sustaining members per club c 10 new paul harris society members d $150,000 contribution to the trf 4 one matching grant project and or dsg per club 5 each club to conduct service projects on water and sanitation health and hunger literacy 6 one new and registered rcc and/or strengthen existing ones 7 one new and registered interact rotaract and rcc and/or strengthen existing ones 8 each club to hold a major pr campaign 9 conduct rli seminar and leadership seminar for future district leaders 10 philippine rotary magazine at least 1 lifetime subscriber per club 11 strengthen the family of rotary each club to have a family of rotary committee 12 50 rotarians to attend the zone institute in bali indonesia 13 100 rotarians to attend the ri convention in bangkok thailand 14 all clubs to link to the district website and utilize the member access of rotary international 15 one major district project where all clubs participate 16 each club to qualify for the ri president citation 17 each club to have a strategic plan 15 reach within to embrace humanity

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