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Club conducts Crisis Preparedness Seminar at adopted school

1st batch of public school principals finish RCM-Ateneo PEP training program

Club launches Anti-TB offensive in seven project sites

Club conducts Crisis Preparedness Seminar atadopted school

Club 'makes the day' for some 1,600 children through Last Angel Gift Giving Project

Club links up, renew Sister Club ties with RC Bukit Bintang

Club partners with Chaine des Rotisseurs for Supplemental Feeding in San Pablo City

New RCM/MRCFI Building inaugurated

IMF head visits, donates $5,000 to Gawad Kalinga Rotary Village in Villa Paraiso

RC Makati sweeps major awards, adjudged Most Outstanding Club-Overall at District Awards Night

RCM-Ateneo Teacher Training Program graduates trainees from 10 MMA city divisions, 6 schools

2000+ kids receive Christmas presents under the Club's
Last Angel Gift-Giving Project

Club, MRCFI send help to Typhoon Reming victims through Red Cross, initiate help drive among members

Gawad Kalinga, 7 other RC Makati projects win recognition at District 3830 Yearend Awards rite

 

Club upholds tradition at glittering 43rd Induction Ceremony & Ball

The Rotary Club of Makati held its 43 rd Induction Ceremony and Ball at the Rigodon Ballroom of The Peninsula Manila on Friday, the 4 th of July. Leading the officers, directors and advisers who took their oath of office was Pres. Larry Boyer . They were “charged” by DGE Sid Garcia , a member of RC Makati, and sworn in by Gov. Boyet Limon . Also inducted were: Mon Diokno , vice president and District Affairs director; Francis Macatulad, secretary and Club Service B director; Dayal Nandwani , treasurer; Ferdie Ordoveza, assistant treasurer; Henry Aquende , Club Service A director; Jun Rojas, director of Community Service A; Frank Chavez , director of Community Service B; PE Felix Amparo , director of International Service A; Mike Varela, director of International Service B; Peter Manzano , director of Vocational Service A; Rene Limjoco , director of Vocational Service B; Boy Arteche , legal counsel; and DGN Tony Quila, PP Robert Kuan and PP Ric Librea , advisers. .

Among the highlights of the program were the recognition of 18 new Paul Harris Fellows, the club's first batch for the year, who were introduced by PDG Tony Quila , and Pres. Larry's inaugural speech, essentially a self-introduction that also provided an outline of his plans for the year.

The event also occasioned the renewal of ties with 17 of the club's matched clubs: 4 Sister Clubs—RC Itako-Japan, RC Kota Kinabalu-Malaysia, RC Sydney-Australia and RC Bukit Bintang-Malaysia; and 13 Brother Clubs— RC Baguio North, RC Bay, RC Boracay, RC Calamba, RC Dagupan, RC Dau, RC Davao, RC Gumaca, RC Laoag, RC Naga, RC Central Pampanga, RC Midtown Tarlac, and RC Vigan. Entertainment was provided by the Ateneo Glee Club and a dancing couple who interpreted the new club president's favorite song, “House of the Rising Sun,” while the Spirit of '67 Band played music to dance by. By tradition, the evening was capped by a late-night repast hosted by Pres. Larry & Ann Tere.