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Marikina Rotary Youth Center, Marikina City
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Boystown Ward
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Valley Wheel Vol. 38 No. 16
President's Message
by Pres. Dante Verano
The second Child Abuse Forum was held at Kalumpang Elementary School last October 11. Parents and teachers of Kalumpang Elementary School were the participants in this Forum. This project is just one part of our continuing Child Protection Program, which we intend to convey in different elementary school in Marikina City. It was one of the more effective programs to increase the awareness of the public in problem of Child Abuse. Congratulation to Chairman Rtn. Doy Smith for a job well done and thanks to IPP Tony who serve as one of the Resource Speaker of the said Forum. I also acknowledge the presence of PE Dindo, Sec. Vincent, Dir. Val, Dir. Celso, Dir. Del, PP Flor, Rtn. Noel, Rtn. Jun Jun, Rtn. Ronie, Sps. Noemi and Sps. Vising.
Our Livelihood and Skills training modules that include Baking and Dressmaking finally started last Saturday, October 12. I acknowledge the interest of our Chairman Rtn. Eduard and Rtn. Noel to keep this project on the right track. Keep it up!
Our Zone Contestant from Marist School for the District Voice of the Youth Impromptu Speaking Contest was selected as one of the District 3800 Representative to compete in the National Level of this Competition. PDG Ting and PE Dindo joined me to witness this important event.
The Beer and Lechon Baka was practically flowing during our District 3800 Octoberfest at the Station Grill Riverbank Center last October 12. Our Zone sang "Kumusta ka" in the Zone Presentation Portion that was applauded by the audience. Rtn. Ronie had a chance to show his Beer Drinking prowess by joining the Relay Beer Drinking Contest. We had fun and fellowship. I am grateful to PP Roland, PE Dindo, Dir. Celso, Dir. Val, Rtn. Ronie and Sps. Noemi who represented our club in this District affair.
"The Rotary Foundation - PolioPlus" will be the topic of our knowledgeable speaker tonight from RC Rizal Centro PP Marcelo "Jun" Zafra, Jr.. Let us listen and learn from him.
Secretary's Corner
by Sec. Vincent Santos
"CHILD PROTECTION PROGRAM"
As part of the series of activities lined up under the Child Protection Program, our club held another forum on Child Abuse: Recognition and Procedures at the Kalumpang Elementary School last October 11, 2002. This time the target audience were the parents comprising the school's PTA and the teachers. A large group assembled at the 2nd floor of the Kalumpang Elementary School under the coordination of program chairman Rtn. Doy Smith with the support of our Inner Wheel members. Speakers on the different aspects of Child Abuse were: Rtn Doy Smith, SPO4 Lita Aba�ez, DSWD representative - Cresencia Reyes and IPP Tony Fidelino. Present to lend their support that afternoon were: Rtn. Doy, PP Flor and Spouse Vising, IPP Tony, Dir. Val, Rtn. Ronie, PE Dindo, Pres. Dante and Inner Wheel Pres. Noemi, Rtn. Eduard, Rtn. Jun Jun, Rtn. Claro, Dir. Fabi, Dir. Celso, Dir. Del, Rtn. Noel.
"DISCON ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING"
Last Friday, October 11, 2002, District Chairman for the upcoming District Convention PP Roland Garcia called an organizational meeting in preparation for the DisCon for the year 2003. Rotarians from our club who were present that evening were: Gov. Efren, PP Eric, PP Boy, Pres. Dante, IPP Tony, PE Dindo, Dir. Celso and DisCon Chairman Roland.
"LIVELIHOOD PROGRAM"
Enthusiastic participants of the livelihood program gathered at the MRYC for the various training modules offered. This project promise to be a big help in improving the financial status of our needy constituents by on the job training and job opportunities. Present were: Program Chairman, Rtn. Eduard, Dir. Celso.
"OCTOBERFEST"
Patterned after the German festival of beer drinking and merrymaking, District 3800 held it's own festival last October 12, 2002 at the Riverbanks Station Grill. This annual fellowship activity proved to be a success with merrymaking and beer drinking lasting up to past midnight. Our club's beer guzzlers who joined the party were: Pres Dante with Spouse Noemi, PE Dindo, Dir. Val, Dir. Celso, Rtn. Ronie, PP Roland and of course Gov. Efren with Spouse Pam.
"VOICE OF THE YOUTH ORATORICAL CONTEST"
The finals of the District level contest was held at the Kaban ng Hiyas, Mandaluyong City last October 12, 2002. Our Zone representative, a student from Marist School and another from OB Montessori bested all other participants and won. The two will be competing at the National level come November 29, 2002. Present during this contest were: Dist. Gov. Efren, PDG Ting, Pres. Dante, PE Dindo.
"TENPIN BOWLING TOURNAMENT"
Once again our bowlers gave their competitors a hard time last Sunday October 13, 2002 at the SM Megamall bowling lanes. The team players present were: DG Efren, PP Roland, Pres. Dante, PP Boy and Spouse Corie, PP Joe and Spose Minia, VP Kiko, PP Jimmy Tiu, Rtn. Rey and Spouse Lyn, IPP Tony, Dir. Pons, PE Dindo, Rtn Ronie.
Rotary Information
by IPP Tony Fidelino
"VOCATIONAL SERVICE: WORKING WITH OTHER ORGANIZATIONS"
Vocational Service often overlaps with Community Service and involves working with Rotary-sponsored organizations such as Interact, Rotaract, and Rotary Community Corps. Issues such as environmental protection, the elderly, disabilities, child protection, and drug and alcohol abuse have an impact on the workplace. The workplace can also be an avenue for increasing awareness about such issues. Interact and Rotaract clubs serve as a link to the younger generations. Through Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA), young people receive intensive training in leadership and professional development.
Pooling resources with other organizations in the community can increase the potential of a project. Other organizations may be able to give additional insight into the needs in the community and provide project ideas. Many needs are most easily addressed by providing funding to existing organizations. But involving the members of the Rotary club in a hands-on, concrete manner in community service activities, whether through giving a talk on your profession in your club or providing hours of mentoring help throughout the year, can provide even greater satisfaction.
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