CLUB ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE PROGRAM 1. Name of Activity/Project: MR. NESTOR V. TAN, President & CEO, BDO Universal Bank Inc.

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1 A. Please check the corresponding club committee and list down name of activity/project with brief description below: CLUB ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE PROGRAM 1. Name of Activity/Project: MR. NESTOR V. TAN, President & CEO, BDO Universal Bank Inc. 2. Name of host/co-host clubs (if applicable): Rotary Way 3. Venue: Glasshouse, New World Makati Hotel Date: October 5, Total number of club members attended: 66 Total cost of project/activity: Php Rotary Way 5. List of Partners in Service: NA 6. Name of Activity/Project: Rtn Jose de Venecia, former Speaker of the House of Representative 7. Name of host/co-host clubs (if applicable): Rotary Way 8. Venue: Glasshouse, New World Makati Hotel Date: October Total number of club members attended: 64 Total cost of project/activity: Php Rotary Way 10. List of Partners in Service: NA 11. Name of Activity/Project: Sec Arthur Tugade, Department of Transportation 12. Name of host/co-host clubs (if applicable): Rotary Way 13. Venue: Ballroom, New World Makati Hotel Date: October Total number of club members attended: 83 Total cost of project/activity: Php Rotary Way 15. List of Partners in Service: NA 16. Name of Activity/Project: (Ret) Brig Gen Danny Lim, Chairman - MMDA 17. Name of host/co-host clubs (if applicable): Rotary Way 18. Venue: Glasshouse, New World Makati Hotel Date: October Total number of club members attended: 62 Total cost of project/activity: Php Rotary Way 20. List of Partners in Service: RC Makati Poblacion, RID Name of Activity/Project: Mr. Ebb Hinchliffe, Executive Director- AmCham Philippines 22. Name of host/co-host clubs (if applicable): Rotary Way 23. Venue: Ballroom, New World Makati Hotel Date Nov 2, Total number of club members attended: 52 Total cost of project/activity: Php Rotary Way 25 List of Partners in Service: NA 26 Name of Activity/Project: Atty. Allan Diamond, Diamond McCarthy LLP 28 Name of host/co-host clubs (if applicable): Rotary Way 28 Venue: Ballroom, New World Makati Hotel Date Nov 9, Total number of club members attended: 68 Total cost of project/activity: Php Rotary Way 30 List of Partners in Service: NA Rotary Club of Manila District Monthly Report October & November 2017 Page 1 of 39

2 31 Name of Activity/Project: Commissioner Cesar Dulay, Bureau of Internal Revenue 32 Name of host/co-host clubs (if applicable): Rotary Way 33 Venue: Ballroom, New World Makati Hotel Date Nov 16, Total number of club members attended: 80 Total cost of project/activity: Php Rotary Way 35 List of Partners in Service: Rotary Club of Tondo 36 Name of Activity/Project: Amb, Marciano Paynor, Director Gen. Asean Name of host/co-host clubs (if applicable): Rotary Way 38 Venue: Ballroom, New World Makati Hotel Date Nov 23, Total number of club members attended: 61. Total cost of project/activity: Php Rotary Way 40 List of Partners in Service: NA 41 Name of Activity/Project: Club Weekly Magazine BALITA 42 Name of host/co-host clubs (if applicable): Club Funded 43 Venue: RCM Office Date Weekly 44 Total number of club members attended: issue Total cost of project/activity: Php 2,000/week 45 List of Partners in Service: NA Rotary Club of Manila District Monthly Report October & November 2017 Page 2 of 39

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6 CLUB ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE FELLOWSHIP 1. Name of Activity/Project: Weekly Birthday Fellowship 2. Name of host/co-host clubs (if applicable): Rotary Way 3. Venue: Glasshouse, New World Makati Hotel Date: October 5, 12,19,225 November 2, 9, 16 & 23, Total number of club members attended: aver 60 Total cost of project/activity: Php 4, List of Partners in Service n.a. 6. Name of Activity/Project: Music Committee Fellowship 7. Name of host/co-host clubs (if applicable): Rotary Way 8. Venue: Glasshouse, New World Makati Hotel Date: October 5, 12,19,225 November 2, 9, 16 & 23, Total number of club members attended: over 60 Total cost of project/activity: Rotary Way 10. List of Partners in Service n.a. Rotary Club of Manila District Monthly Report October & November 2017 Page 6 of 39

7 RCM Pres. Jimmie Policarpio, RCFP Pres. Edwin Salonga and RCMN through PP Dieter Brueckner present the birthday celebrants: PP Francis Juico, PP Bert Galano, Rtn. Robert Cacal, for the traditional blowing of candles on the birthday cake amidst the singing by the RCM World-Famous Chorale of the Happy Birthday song. Rotary Club of Manila District Monthly Report October & November 2017 Page 7 of 39

8 5 Name of Activity/Project: Golf Fellowship September 29, 2017; 6 Name of host/co-host clubs (if applicable): Rotary Way 7 Venue: Glasshouse, New World Makati Hotel Date: 8 Total number of club members attended: aver 12 Total cost of project/activity: Rotary Way 9 List of Partners in Service n.a. Rotary Club of Manila District Monthly Report October & November 2017 Page 8 of 39

9 Two teams from from RCM participated in New World Hotel's fund raising tournament September 29th, a four man scramble tournament format at Orchard Golf & Country Club., Our players include Team 1: Rene Policarpio, Willie Pelino, Joey Yujuico and Celso Villegas(subsitute for President Jimmie Policarpio) and Team 2: Conrad Bennitez, Knud Hedeager and Butch Marking( Ed Lee, our 4th player had to bow out due on an important business meeting). Team 1 won second runner up and Team 2, though scoring 15 pars, 1 birdie, and bogey and a triple did not make the cut. The weather cooperated and the day was fun. Congratulations to Team 1. Thanks much to New World Hotel for the invite. Rotary Club of Manila District Monthly Report October & November 2017 Page 9 of 39

10 10 Name of Activity/Project: Oktoberfest 11 Name of host/co-host clubs (if applicable): German and Scandianvian members 12 Venue: German Club Date: October 12, Total number of club members attended: 60 Total cost of project/activity: Hosted 14 List of Partners in Service n.a. OKTOBERFEST Rotary Club of Manila District Monthly Report October & November 2017 Page 10 of 39

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13 13 Name of Activity/Project: DISTRICT MID AUTUMN FESTIVAL 14 Name of host/co-host clubs (if applicable): Major Co Host 15 Venue: Golden Bay Seafood Restaurant Date: October 3, Total number of club members attended: 8 Total cost of project/activity: 17 List of Partners in Service n.a. Rotary Club of Manila District Monthly Report October & November 2017 Page 13 of 39

14 18 Name of Activity/Project: 85 TH Charter Anniversary RC Cebu 19 Name of host/co-host clubs (if applicable): NA 20 Venue: Waterfront Hotel, Cebu City Date: November 17-18, Total number of club members attended: 2 Total cost of project/activity: Hosted 22 List of Partners in Service: NA Rotary Club of Manila led by President Jimmie Policarpio, AS Rene Policarpio and AT Ner Lonzaga attended the 85th Charter Anniversary of the Rotary Club of Cebu, one of the daughter clubs of the Rotary Club of Manila last November 17-18, The first day of the celebration consisted of a mountain flower tour, a heritage tour, golf and Welcome Dinner at the Mandani Bay Pavillion in Mandaue City. The second day consisted of a showcase of Cebu's best, a Cebuano shopping and lunch, a Club Presidents' Forum to discuss global grants and culminated with the 85th Charter Anniversary Dinner at the Waterfront Hotel in Cebu City. Delegates of Rotary clubs, both foreign and domestic, including Distinguished Rotary District Governors and Club Presidents were on hand to witness the milestone event. Cebu Provincial Governor Hilario Davide, III graced the occasion while Rotary International Director-Elect Raffy Garcia, the highest ranking Filipino Rotarian, was Principal Speaker of the dinner celebration. President Jimmie Policarpio, during the anniversary dinner, made a pitch for our centennial celebration as he invited our daughter club, the Rotary Club of Cebu, and other Rotary clubs present, to be one with us on this historic event as he likewise presented a commemorative bell and gavel set as a token. 19 Name of Activity/Project: RID 3810 BINGO FOR A CAUSE 20 Name of host/co-host clubs (if applicable): NA 21 Venue: Resorts World Manila Date: November 20, Total number of club members attended: 3 Total cost of project/activity: NA 23 List of partners in service R. I. District 3810 Rotary Club of Manila District Monthly Report October & November 2017 Page 14 of 39

15 DGE Rudy Bediones, Lady Sharon Bediones, President Jimmie Policarpio and AS Rene Policarpio attended the BINGO FOR ACAUSE of Rotary District 3810 last November 20, 2017 at the Bar 360, GF Gaming Area of the Resortsworld Manila in Pasay City. 24 Name of Activity/Project: District Halloween 25 Name of host/co-host clubs (if applicable): Major Co-host 26 Venue: Philippine Ports Authority Date: October 28,, Total number of club members attended: 3 Total cost of project/activity: Php 7, List of partners in service R. I. District 3810 Rotary Club of Manila District Monthly Report October & November 2017 Page 15 of 39

16 29 Name of Activity/Project: District OKTOBERFEST 30 Name of host/co-host clubs (if applicable): Major Co-host 31 Venue: Sofitel Philippine Plaza Date: October 14,, Total number of club members attended: 3 Total cost of project/activity: Php 12, List of partners in service RC Paco Manila Rotary Club of Manila District Monthly Report October & November 2017 Page 16 of 39

17 CLUB SERVICE PROJECTS COMMITTEE Community Service PREVENTION OF DISEASE; CONFLICT RESOLUTION 1 Name of Activity/Project: One Rotary, One Philippines, One for Marawi Project 2 Name of host/co-host clubs (if applicable): RC Quiapo Central, Tondo, Quirino, Cagyan de Oro, Iligan, Ranao Marawi and Valencia, Spanish Aid agency Beneficiensa; 3 Venue: Saguiaran and Baloi Date: Oct 26-28, Total number of club members attended: 2 Total cost of project/activity: Php 466, List of Partners in Service: 10 Rotary Districts, Rotary Club of Quiapo, RC Tondo, RC Marawi, Iligan, Team Humanity, Department of National Defense, Department of Health, Department of Social Welfare and Development, Philippine Air Lines, A. ONE ROTARY ONE PHILIPPINES ONE FOR MARAWI CONDUCTS FACT-FINDING MISSIONS ANEW, October 13-15, 2017 DE Raffy Alunan and DE Jackie Rodriguez together with Rotary Club of Manila Quiapo Central Great President Datu Haron Ali and Dr. Dulce Gust, widow of PP Gert Gust, embarked on a trip to Marawi City in furtherance of the One Rotary One Philippines One for Marawi Project from October 13-15, 2017 to assess once more what help they need. The group landed in Cagayan de Oro City then took a land trip to Iligan where they spent the entire day of October 13, There they met with local Rotary clubs, civil society and uniformed services. The following day, October 14, 2017, they addressed the imams from Lanao on the universal themes of patience, moderation, sacrifice, mercy, brotherhood, justice and peace for the greater good of mankind at the Mindanao State University-IIT in Iligan City. Thereafter, they proceeded to Marawi City to visit the Mindanao State University there for lunch and were very thankful that the building donated by our very own Manila Rotarian Former Speaker Joe de Venecia remained unscathed by the war. They also visited the Saguiaran and Balo-i municipalities to inspect the medcaps sites to help provide medical care to the "bakwits" with Rotary clubs, civil society and uniformed services in collaboration. Their day ended with a meeting at the Office of Civil Defense in Marawi City where they were met by BGen Donato and Col. Brawner. Dinner followed at The Strip. Early the following day, October 15, 2017, the group left Iligan City for Manila and will be back in two (2) weeks to conduct medical missions in "bakwit" areas around Marawi City. Rotary Club of Manila District Monthly Report October & November 2017 Page 17 of 39

18 B. ROTARY CLUB OF MANILA BRINGS CHEERS TO WOUNDED SOLDIERS AT V. LUNA MEDICAL CENTER at the Victoriano Luna Medical Center in Quezon City on the 27th of September 2017 turned into tears of joy, setting the tone for the lighter mood the entire afternoon as the fine gentlemen of the Rotary Club of Manila led by President Jimmie Policarpio and as arranged by DE Raffy Alunan and DE Jackie Rodriguez, trooped to the hospital known for treating soldiers wounded in battle among others to lift their spirits and give them hope in the aftermath of war elsewhere in the archipelago. With the help of BGen. Leo Torrelavega and his staff who made everything easy for all concerned, fellow Manila Rotarians, Rotarians of other clubs in the district, entertainers in the persons of Imelda Papin and her sister, Niel de Mesa, an old hand in comedy and Amay Bisaya as well as the Miss Philippines Beauty Queens took turns in reaching out to the wounded soldiers through song, camaraderie and laughter while the soldiers, in turn, gamely participated, making them forget, if even for a moment, the ordeal they have gone through. Goodies from Manila Rotarians and Pepsi Cola Philippines, Inc. were overflowing as each soldier received his share of blessings that came his way. With PAT Hermie Esguerra and Rtn. Thad Llamzon taking turns on the open microphone in belting the afternoon's best repertoire, Manila Rotarians, no doubt, made their mark, albeit, in a subtle manner, in the hearts and minds of soldiers yearning for the care of a concerned Philippine population. And like all good and great things, the afternoon saw its end, yet, the happy memories would forever be etched in the fighting hearts of the Filipino soldier who fights never ending battles to assure our sovereignty and the integrity of a government ready to serve the Filipino people. Rotary Club of Manila District Monthly Report October & November 2017 Page 18 of 39

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22 OCTOBER 26-28, 2017 MEDCAP : Acknowledgement to participants for a successful medcap: 1. The Rotary Clubs of Manila, Quiapo Central, Tondo, Quirino, Cagayan de Oro, Iligan, Ranao Marawi, Valencia and the incumbent/incoming district governors (Loy Cosico/Rudy Bediones of District 3810; Linda Deleste/Frank Manga of District 3870) and their tireless and efficient staff; 2. Team Humanity led by Bong Ano who provided the logistical support, internal security and links to the traditional leaders of Marano society; 3. PAL Chairman Lucio Tan and President Jimmy Bautista and their staff and Foundation for all the all-important free passage of our medical team and cargo; 4. Don Juan Montel of the Spanish Aid agency Beneficiensa; 5. Iligan Mayor Celso Regencia and Patrick Nunez; DOT ASEC Ricky Alegre and RD10 May Unchuan representing DOT Sec. Wanda Teo; and Gloria Macaraeg for arranging the whole team to stay in the spacious and charming Macapagal residence in Iligan; Rotary Club of Manila District Monthly Report October & November 2017 Page 22 of 39

23 6. The officers and men of the 6ID and PNP PSPO who secured and escorted us from start to finish, and during our previous fact-finding, ocular and coordination trips; 7. The female hijab warriors of the PNP and AFP who controlled the medical mission areas; 8. RCM DE Jackie Rodriguez supported by PDG Lyne Abanilla, Ms. Darlene Lamis and Dr. Capt Sharon Reyes for coordinating with PAL to ensure that all passengers and cargo were lifted from and to Manila; 9. Dr. Sr. Eva Maamo and Dr. Capt Reyes for gathering the medicines and medical supplies from various donors (over 1 ton was brought for this mission), and for organizing the medical teams from their hospital and clinic that augmented the doctors and nurses fielded by the local Rotary Clubs, the DOH and the LGUs of Marawi, Saguiaran and Baloi. 10. Rotarian Abe Pascual; Unilab s Ritemed/Pharex; and Caritas that donated additional medicines that are being gathered for the next medical mission in November. We had lots of moving parts; each one performed superbly as expected sacrificing their time, talent and treasure in the service of others. Minus the usual minor bugs and glitches that were eventually resolved on the spot through teamwork, I d give our first medical mission a rating of 90%. Weather was beyond our control which hampered the Saguiaran leg; only 818 were served. But the conditions in Baloi were a marked improvement allowing us to serve over 1,200 people. All in all, we served over 2,000 patients but it could have been more as we prepared for 4,000 patients. Excess medicines and supplies are being stored through the kindness of PDG Linda Deleste for the next mission which likely be in Iligan and/or Cagayan de Oro. While the medcaps were on-going, we paid courtesy calls on Marawi Mayor Majul Gandarma, Iligan Mayor Celso Regencia, RLA Zia Adiong, and the Office of Civil Defense. The Mayors and Vice- Mayors of 24 Saguiaran and Baloi were nowhere to be found, while the AFP s commanders on the ground were in Manila for the AFP Chief of Staff turnover ceremony. Distance and traffic due to security checkpoints, and point-of-distribution handling delayed or diverted the meals for some doctors. There were minor leadership, followership and collaborative issues which are normal in such undertakings but were resolved with timely interventions and empathy. Bottom line: unity, solidarity and teamwork always wins the day for those who practice it. Congratulations to all and thank you from RCM. Rotary Club of Manila District Monthly Report October & November 2017 Page 23 of 39

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26 C. November 24, 2017: Visit the FSRR on their 67 th Anniversary at Camp Tecson in San Miguel Bulacan. Our world-famous Chorale Group sung for the veterans of Marawi in the morning, who were joined by singers volunteered by Freddie Aguilar. RCM members have also obtained donations or are donating to the Scout Rangers like: Jason Ong (600 gallons of rubbing alcohol); Thad Liamzon (100 bundled packs from Unilever); Johnny Chotrani (100 full-sized towels); your truly (200 bundled packs from Pepsi-Cola). Rotary Club of Manila District Monthly Report October & November 2017 Page 26 of 39

27 CLUB SERVICE PROJECTS COMMITTEE Community Service (Health Concern) Save A Heart Save A Life October 11, 2017 Pres Policarpio with Rtn. Nilo Aventura, erstwhile Chairman of RCM Save-a-Heart/Save-a- Life Committee, Philippine Heart Center Save-a-Heart/Save-a-Life Foundation together with fellow Manila Rotarians Dir. Issam Eldebs, Pres., RCManila Foundation, Dir. Caloy Reyes, Treas. Nicky Villasenor, PD Beda Fajardo, Rtn. Jun Aventura, Rtn. Jason Ong, and PP Boy Tan of the Rotary Club of Cebu at the Philippine Heart Center Foundation office to discuss the humanitarian assistance joint project of the RCManila Foundation and the Philippine Heart Center Save-a-Heart/Save-a-Life Foundation for providing free heart surgery to the poorest of the poor patients in the urban and rural territories. An indigent 5-year old heart patient, Master Aro Tanglao, who was endorsed by Ms. Bernadette Sembrano, Co-host of ABS-CBN Channel 2 Salamat Doc, was being prepared for Atrial Septal Defect (ASD) surgery. This was being documented by ABS-CBN. Rotary Club of Manila District Monthly Report October & November 2017 Page 27 of 39

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29 CLUB SERVICE PROJECTS COMMITTEE Community Service (Health Concern) Public Health Nutrition and Child Care : weekly medical journal to guide readers of Balita. Rotary Club of Manila District Monthly Report October & November 2017 Page 29 of 39

30 PUBLIC HEALTH NUTRITION AND CARE STRATEGIES IN IMPROVING MEMORY AND AGE-RELATED THINKING SKILLS Elias D. Adamos, M.D. Forgetfulness can sometimes be embarrassing. Whether you re a student who s trying to get over and done with a recitation class or a guest in a party who s struggling to remember names and faces, being forgetful can put you in some difficult situations. Difficulties can happen to both the young and the not so young, but it is more common in the latter. But like in an organization where rank has its privilege, age-related memory problems also has its ready excuse senior moments as they say it is. If you re having some memory problems, the July 2017 Harvard health newsletter suggests the following tricks to improve thinking and memory. The memory process Memory involves three processes: encoding, recording, and retrieval. The brain encodes (takes in) new information; it then records (stores) the information; finally, your brain retrieves information when you need it. Memory tricks 1. Repeat what you hear out loud. Repetition increases the likelihood of recall. Your brain will record the information and you will be able to retrieve it later on. Each repetition gives your brain another opportunity to encode the information. The more the encoding the greater the recall, explains Dr. Joel Salinas, a neurologist at the Massachusetts General Hospital. 2. Make a note of people you need to call, errands to run, and appointments. We are much better at recognition than recall, Dr. Salinas explains. With recognition, such as reading a list, you have additional hooks or hints that help you find the information you re looking for. 3. Make associations. Make connections or associations between new and old information. Connect a person s name to something familiar. For example, if a person s name is Dominic, imagine that person inside the Santo Domingo Church. Create a story around a shopping list. Our brain is good at sequences. It s like looking at a flow chart. Putting things in its proper order or sequence in a story helps improve memory. For example, if your list includes coffee, bread, and butter, the story could revolve around having breakfast meeting with your favorite relative over coffee and buttered bread. 4. Divide information into chunks. If you re tasked to memorize a long poem or a song, memorize it in portions until you complete the whole. If you re trying to memorize a speech in a wedding or a wake, focus on getting only one sentence or idea down at a time. Not the whole speech in one take. Rotary Club of Manila District Monthly Report October & November 2017 Page 30 of 39

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32 Youth Service 1 Name of Activity/Project: chartered RAC College of St. Benilde 2 Name of host/co-host clubs (if applicable): RAC De La salle 3 Venue Date: 22 August Total number of club members attended: Total cost of project/activity: Php 5 List of Partners in Service: 6 Name of Activity/Project: RAC CSB We Are Marawi 7 Name of host/co-host clubs (if applicable): RAC De La salle 8 Venue Advocafe Mendiola Date: Oct 21, Total number of club members attended: Total cost of project/activity: Php 5, List of Partners in Service: 11 Name of Activity/Project: Joint Induction of RAC De La Salle & RAC College of St. Benilde 12 Name of host/co-host clubs (if applicable): 13 Venue Davao Rm. Sofitel Hotel Date: November 17, Total number of club members attended: 4 Total cost of project/activity: Php 5, List of Partners in Service: 16 Name of Activity/Project: On The Job Training with De La Salle University / RAC De La Salle 17 Name of host/co-host clubs (if applicable): NA 18 Venue RCM Secretariat Date: Sept 11,2017 to November 20, Total number of club members attended: 1 Total cost of project/activity: Php 5, List of Partners in Service: 21 Name of Activity/Project: RAC Manila luncheon meeting 22 Name of host/co-host clubs (if applicable): NA 23 Venue New World Makati hotel Date: Nov 23, Total number of club members attended: 4 Total cost of project/activity: Php 4, List of Partners in Service 26 Name of Activity/Project: Halloween Party for Special Children at Hospicio de San Jose 27 Name of host/co-host clubs (if applicable): NA 28 Venue Hospicio de San Jose Date: October 26, Total number of club members attended: 12 Total cost of project/activity: Php 10, List of Partners in Service Santeh Foundation Rotary Club of Manila District Monthly Report October & November 2017 Page 32 of 39

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36 INTERNATIONAL FELLOWSHIP 1 Name of Activity/Project: 69 TH Charter Anniversary Rc Taipei 2 Name of host/co-host clubs (if applicable): Rotary Club of Taipei 3 Venue: W HOTEL, Taipei Date: October 14, Total number of club members attended: 4 Total cost of project/activity: Hosted 5 List of Partners in Service NA 6 Name of Activity/Project: 60 TH Anniversary of RC Dhonburi, Thailand 7 Name of host/co-host clubs (if applicable): Rotary Club of Dhonburi, Thailand 8 Venue: The Avani Riverside Bangkok hotel Date: November 4, Total number of club members attended: 1 Total cost of project/activity: Hosted 10 List of Partners in Service NA Rotary Club of Manila District Monthly Report October & November 2017 Page 36 of 39

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38 Last November 4, 2017, IPSDG/PAG/PP Frank Evaristo attended the 60th Anniversary of the Rotary Club of Dhonburi, the second oldest Rotary club in Thailand which has founded and cofounded thirty (30) Rotary clubs and who holds the distinction of being the first to hold its meetings in Thai, at The Avani Riverside Bangkok Hotel, Thailand where he represented our President Jimmie Policarpio and our club, the Rotary Club of Manila, the First in Asia. The landmark celebration was led by President Wichai Chivakanit and was attended by more than eighty (80) overseas Rotarians. The highlight of the celebration was the presence of Past Rotary International President Bhichai Rattacul, the Guest of Honor and Speaker of the occasion, who delivered an inspirational message. 11 Name of Activity/Project: 48 th Anniversary and Fund Raising Ball 12 Name of host/co-host clubs (if applicable): Rotary Club of Kowloon East, HK 13 Venue: Grand Hyatt Hotel Date: November 26-28, Total number of club members attended: 16 Total cost of project/activity: Hosted 15 List of Partners in Service NA Rotary Club of Manila District Monthly Report October & November 2017 Page 38 of 39

39 President Jimmie Policarpio, AS Rene Policarpio and AT Ner Lonzaga together with his Rotary Ann Intramuros Rtn. Femy Lonzaga arrived at the Hongkong International Airport last November 25, 2017 to attend the Rotary Club of Kowloon East 48th Anniversary and Fund Raising Ball. The Rotary Club of Kowloon East is our sister club. They were met at the airport by Rotarians from the Rotary Club of Kowloon East. PDG Vince Carlos with Lady Tina Carlos, President Jimmie Policarpio, PP Benny Laguesma with Rotary Ann Tessie Laguesma, AS Rene Policarpio, AT Ner Lonzaga and Rotary Ann Intramuros Rtn. Femy Lonzaga and SAA Dave Reynolds attended the Rotary Club of Kowloon East 48th Anniversary and Fund Raising Ball. During this event, President Jimmie Policarpio presented to our sister club a commemorative bell and gavel set. JIMMIE C. POLICARPIO,JR. Club President ALVIN D. LACAMBACAL Club Secretary Rotary Club of Manila District Monthly Report October & November 2017 Page 39 of 39