August 8, 2019 - Rotary District 3860 · 2019. 8. 22. · Vicente Sotto Memorial Medical Center (VSMMC) in Cebu City, Philippines., submitted by the Rotary Club of Cebu and District

P a g e | 1 OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER OF RC CEBU www.rotarycebu.org RY 2019-2020

August 8, 2019

Dear fellow Rotarians

Maayong hapon sa tanan!

We have two reasons to celebrate this week. First, our global grant application (GG1874420) for funding to provide cleft lip and palate surgeries to low-income children in Philippines and help the medical professionals receive capacity building training in Philippines and Japan, submitted by the Rotary Club of Cebu and the Rotary Club of Yokosuka, has been approved by The Rotary Foundation. The award is in the amount of US$ 163,000. We received this new last July 27, 2019. Special thanks to IPP Stephen and Dir. Charles Ong for their effort and contribution to make this happen.

Second, we received another approval for our Global Grant application for funding to provide four Vocational Training Team (VTT) visits specializing in Heart Disease that will be conducted at Vicente Sotto Memorial Medical Center (VSMMC) in Cebu City, Philippines., submitted by the Rotary Club of Cebu and District 7505, has been approved by The Rotary Foundation. The award is in the amount of US$ 290,300.000. A special shout-out to Sec. Walter Cang for his patience and unwavering determination to have this GG application approved.

We thank God for all these blessings wherein we become instruments of His love for these underprivileged and marginalized children around us. We become His hands and feet to make these medical missions successful. Moving forward, I seek your commitment and voluntary support for all these projects as our team is need of warm bodies to assist in big and or small efforts pushing this up to its completion. Once again let me say this to all members and friends of Rotary Club Cebu, this is the avenue where one gets to be engaged and eventually become Rotarized. This will be our opportunity to capture those moments of serving the club and the communities.

Congratulations to RC Cebu, Cheers!

Michael P. Torres PRESIDENT, RY 2019-2020

http://www.rotarycebu.org/


6th Weekly Meeting & Fellowship

Mr. Jose Rosel

Vice President at Zentech Global Development, Inc. and concurrently looks after Resource Development of Habitat for Humanity, Philippines

PP Robin Ong EMCEE

I. Call to Order

Pres Mike Torres

II. Invocation, Nasudnong Awit &

The Four-Way Test

Rtn Ed Onglatco

III. Introduction of Visiting

Rotarians and Guests

Rtn Bronson Pena

IV. Fellowship Singing

Quando, Quando, Quando by

“Engelbert Humperdinck”

V. President’s Time

Pres Mike Torres

VI. Introduction of Speaker

PE Ed Gaisano

VII. Speaker’s Talk

"Habitat for Humanity"

VIII. Open Forum

IX. Adjournment

S U G B U A N O N August 08, 2019

Issue No. 06

RY 2019 - 2020

INVOCATION

Today we pray that we receive Your

special blessing because we are

committed to be a real service

organization to help humankind. May

each of us in our daily routine come to

know the joy of caring and sharing with

others not as fortunate as we are. May

our motto that includes serving, caring

and sharing be for us life in service.

Amen.

NASUDNONG AWIT

Yutang tabunon, mutya nga

masilakon. Putling bahandi, amo kang

gimahal. Mithing gisimba, yuta’s mga

bayani; Sa manlulupig, pagdapigan ka.

Ang mga buntod mo ug lapyahan, sa

langit mong bughaw. Nagahulad sa

awit, lamdag sa kaliwat tang gawas.

Silaw sa adlaw ug bituon sa

nasudnong bandila. Nagatima-an nga

buhion ta ang atong pagka-usa.

Yutang maanyag, duyan ka sa

pagmahal, landong sa langit ang

dughan mo. Pakatam-ison namo nga

nagatukaw kung mamatay man sa

ngalan mo!



Gary C.K. Huang Trustee Chair 2019-20

August 2019

We have some very good problems that I want to discuss with you. The number of Rotary global grant requests is exploding. Rotarians are seeing the amazing impact of our grants, and they want to harness the power of global grants to take on ambitious projects.

One crucial aspect of our global grants is the emphasis on sustainability when planning a project. When we come together to tackle a problem, we do not just drop off a check and leave. We change lives. We bring sustainable solutions. The growth in the number of applications for global grants is a good problem to have; it shows Rotarians' dedication to service. But to fund more global grants, we need to keep The Rotary Foundation growing.

Another good problem we have is how best to support Rotarians' desire to provide relief in the face of disasters. Through our disaster response program, clubs can get grants from a new fund when a disaster strikes — but only if you fund it. We can help our fellow Rotarians rebuild quickly, but we need you to step up.

And we are so close to ending polio forever. All of us have done great things in our lives. But just imagine that you make the donation that funds those final drops that rid the world of polio forever. You will never do anything so great and so important in your life. ……continue on page 8



WHAT HAPPENED LAST WEEK…

BUSINESS MEETING By: Walter Cang

Well the first month of Pres. Mike’s term has come and gone and our

attendance and guest numbers are stellar! Well done everyone. Our

meetings are indeed a perfect mix of light moments, naughty banter,

serious discussions and learning moments.

Before we had our guest speaker, Dir. Edward Tan Ting who chairs our

Service Project Committee conducted a quick briefing on the state of

affairs with our club’s service projects. He started by outlining the

importance of conduct service projects as a club, the need to balance the

workload against the ability of our members to take part in. And to look

into ways we can raise the funds and manage the risks. He then shared

the different projects that were ongoing as the Rotary year started, what

has since been completed and which ones are still ongoing and expected

to close. He then moved to what he had identified as possible projects we

can start this year. It was a hefty list and presented a lot of opportunities

for the club and our leaders to choose from.

Our guest speaker, Ivy Llena, was no stranger to us as she was also our

guest last year. Back then she took us on a journey of self-discovery



through an activity that elicited much laughter and fun. This year she

came with her partner who got the ball rolling with an ice breaker, known

as the different types of handshakes. As in the past, it took us off our seats

and through a series of handshakes, starting with the business handshake,

then the Hug-handshake, the Dutch-handshake and lastly, the French

handshake. No doubt most of us were thoroughly disappointed with the

last exercise, offset by the guffaws around the room!

Her talk centered around Employee Retention, something many

organizations now face with the influx of a younger and internet exposed

workforce. Her message was fairly clear, as it was based on human

psychology and behavioral science as we know it. One her statement at

the start was “We can’t stop employees from leaving unless we have a plan

to make them stay.” Simple and direct. She briefly touched on why it is

important for talent to remain, and the warning that by next year, 70% of

workforce will be millennials, with a mind many of us are not able to fully

grasp.

What followed next was a pyramid chart called Maslow’s Hierarchy of

Needs that defined what matters to your workforce, and how it maps to



the typical work conditions and environment. She also pointed out what

companies are doing to combat this concern and the gaps found in some

approaches. She provided suggestions and ideas how companies can use

the information to tweak their programs and cut down their turnovers.

In the end, we know there is no magic pill and only through a series of

steps and understanding what makes your workforce tick will be the

answer. It was a compelling message and many of our members reached

out to her after adjournment to book her time to continue the discussion

into what will apply to their organization.





Continuation of page 2……

There is an old bit of wisdom that says, "Wherever you go, go with all your heart." So, open your heart and give to your Foundation. It may be the most important thing that you ever do.

Donate today, then drop by my Facebook page and tell everyone just how good giving made you feel. Let's connect and change the world together.

THE ROTARY FOUNDATION WEEKLY MESSAGE

(By Rotarians for Rotarians)

WHAT CAN YOUR $1,000.00 DONATION TO THE ROITARY FOUNDATION DO?

Your $1,000 donation to The Rotary Foundation can help provide all materials

necessary for the construction of a deep bore well in India which supplies clean

drinking water to more than 300 people, materials to treat and prevent parasites

and anemia in need children in Uruguaiana, R.S., Brazil, or purchase a tree nursery

in Jamaica that will annually produce 5,000 tree seedlings and increase family

income for 700 framers, or provide artificial limbs to 25 disabled persons in

Calcutta, India, or buy kitchen equipment for an orphanage in Peru, or provide a

cow and animal husbandry training to a widow in Uganda where civil war

shattered the economy and children die because of a lack of protein and calcium

in their diets, or buy polio vaccine for 2,000 babies in Nigeria, or fund enough

textbooks to educate 2,000 children in a school in Papua New Guinea, or provide

20 $50.00 micro-loans enabling woman in Nicaragua to start a craft business to

support their families.

CAN YOU COMMIT TODAY TO DONATING $1,000 PER YEAR TO THE ROTARY FOUNDATION & START MAKING A DIFFERENCE IN PEOPLE’S LIVES. WILL YOU?





RC Bagumbayan Induction 2019 (July 19, 2019)

Manila

RC Lipa with First Lady Sharon Bediones, spouse of PDG Rudy Bediones of District 3810

With Champion President Willie Chua and PDG Ernesto Chua



Cheers to a meaningful and productive RI Year 2019-2020!!!

August 2019 MEMBERSHIP AND NEW CLUB DEVELOPMENT

Aug 11 Rotary Tri to End Polio

Aug 13 2nd BOD Meeting

Aug 15 WEEKLY MTG

Aug 22 WEEKLY MTG

Aug 24 Membership Orientation and Protocol & Decorum Seminar

Aug 29 WEEKLY MTG

September 2019 BASIC AND LITERACY

Sep 05 WEEKLY MTG

Sep 7-21 VTT Mission 5.0

Sep 08 VTT Mission 5.0: WELCOME DINNER

Sep 10 3rd BOD Meeting

Sep 12 WEEKLY MTG

Sep 19 WEEKLY MTG

Sep 08 VTT Mission 5.0: CULMINATING

Sep 26 WEEKLY MTG: Governor's Visit

October 2019 ECONOMIC AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

Oct 2-8 Rotary Alumni

Oct 03 WEEKLY MTG

Oct 08 4th BOD Meeting

Oct 10 WEEKLY MTG

Oct 17 WEEKLY MTG

Oct 24 WEEKLY MTG Rotary World End Polio Day

Oct 31 WEEKLY MTG

November 2019 ROTARY FOUNDATION MONTH

Nov 07 WEEKLY MTG

Nov 08 TRF Night

Nov 12 5th BOD Meeting

Nov 14 WEEKLY MTG

Nov 15-30 RCC Project Exhibits at Ayala Center Cebu

Nov 21 WEEKLY MTG

Nov 28 NO WEEKLY MTG due to Anniversary

Nov 29 87th RCC Anniversary



Nov 29 - Dec 01 2019 Rotary Institute (Manila)

TBA Korea Trip: Daegu

TBA VTT Rosas Project

December 2019 DISEASE PREVENTION

Dec 05 WEEKLY MTG

Dec 7-21 VTT Mission 6.0

Dec 08 VTT Mission 6.0: WELCOME DINNER

Dec 10 6th BOD Meeting

Dec 12 NO WEEKLY MTG: in lieu of CSYGC Christmas Party CSYGC Annual Christmas Party

Dec 19 NO WEEKLY MTG: in lieu of RCC Christmas Party

Dec 20 RCC Christmas Party VTT Mission 6.0: CULMINATING DINNER

Dec 26 NO WEEKLY MTG due to Christmas Holiday

January 2020 VOCATIONAL SERVICE

Jan 02 WEEKLY MTG

Jan 09 WEEKLY MTG

Jan 14 7th BOD Meeting

Jan 16 WEEKLY MTG

Jan 23 WEEKLY MTG

Jan 30 WEEKLY MTG

February 2020 PEACE AND CONFLICT PREVENTION

Feb 06 WEEKLY MTG

Feb 11 8th BOD Meeting

Feb 13 WEEKLY MTG

Feb 20 WEEKLY MTG

Feb 23 Rotary Anniversary

Feb 27 WEEKLY MTG

March 2020 WATER AND SANITATION

Mar 05 WEEKLY MTG

Mar 5-7 DisCon 2020: Cebu

Mar 10 9th BOD Meeting

Mar 12 WEEKLY MTG

Mar 12-18 World Rotaract Week

Mar 19 WEEKLY MTG

Mar 26 WEEKLY MTG

April 2020 MATERNAL & CHILD HEALTH MOM

Apr 02 WEEKLY MTG

Apr 09 WEEKLY MTG



Apr 14 10th BOD Meeting

Apr 16 WEEKLY MTG

Apr 23 WEEKLY MTG

Apr 30 WEEKLY MTG

May 2020 YOUTH SERVICE

May 07 WEEKLY MTG

May 12 11th BOD Meeting

May 14 WEEKLY MTG

May 17 Run for Gift of Life Year 4

May 21 WEEKLY MTG

May 28 WEEKLY MTG

June 2020 ROTARY FELLOWSHIP

Jun 06 WEEKLY MTG

June 6-10 RI Convention: Honolulu Hawaii

Jun 09 12th Joint BOD Meeting

Jun 13 WEEKLY MTG

Jun 20 WEEKLY MTG

Jun 27 WEEKLY MTG



Secretary’s Report

August 01, 2019 WALTER CANG

Secretary RY 2019-2020

The Life of Membership is Attendance

Total Members ...................... 65

Total Present ....................... 34

Total Absent ....................... 21

Total Make-up .......................10

Attendance Percentage 67.69%

VISITING ROTARIANS & GUESTS

Dennis Digamon (Rotary Club of Plant City); PP Horatio Cabasares (Rotary

Club of Perry); Nina Cantero & Ivy Llena (Speakers); Hans Euleuhoefv

(guest of PP Tony Lozada); Mathew Ross & Kathleen Depositario (guest of

Rtn Bobong Castillo); Joey Suaco (son of PP Joe Suaco)

WE MISS YOU VERY MUCH

Rtn. Alejandro, Mel; Rtn. Bowers, Anthony; Rtn. Cañete, Noel; Rtn.

Canizares, Joe France; Rtn. Castaño, Jun; Dir. Chan, George; PP Dakay, Ricky;

Rtn. Dakay, Pet; PP Delantar, Pete; Rtn. Gesalem, Jiaan; PP Gonzales, Ted;

Rtn. Gonzalez, Don; Rtn. Heredia, Manolet; Dir. Kim, Terry; Rtn. Lim, Erik;

Rtn. Magpale, Migz; Rtn. Ong, James; Rtn. Paraoan, George; Rtn. Perdices,

Anton; PP Soberano, Joe; Rtn. Stonebraker, Larry; Rtn. Yu, Vincent;

THANK YOU FOR MAKING UP!

IPP Chian, Stephen; Rtn. Chioson, Sam; Rtn. Moises, DJ; Dir. Ngo, Ken; Dir.

Ong, Charles; Rtn. Peña, Bronson; Rtn. Regottaz, Fred; Dir. Sala, Javi; Rtn.

Tan, Mike



LEGEND: P – Present; A – Absent; MU - Make-up;

PHF-Paul Harris Fellow; MD-Major Donor; RFSM –Rotary Foundation Sustaining Member

MEMBERS Aug-01 PAUL HARRIS MEMBERS Aug-01 PAUL HARRIS

1. Rtn. Alejandro, Mel A PHF+2 34. PP Kintanar, Rene A PHF+1

2. Rtn. Alforque, Mitch P PHF+2 35. Rtn. Lim, Erik P PHF+1

3. Rtn. Almario, Hector P MD 1 36. Rtn. Lopez, Patrick P PHF+2

4. Rtn. Barnes, David P PHF+7 37. PP Lotzof, Roy P PHF+2

5. Rtn. Besañes, Glenn P PHF 38. PP Lozada, Tony P PHF+1

6. Rtn. Bowers, Anthony A PHF 39. Rtn. Magee, Tom A PHF

7. Rtn. Cañete, Noel A PHF+1 40. Rtn. Magpale, Migz P PHF+8

8. Sec Cang, Walter P PHF+2 41. PP Martinez, Bing MU PHF

9. Rtn. Canizares, Joe France A PHF 42. Rtn. Moises, DJ MU PHF

10. Rtn. Castaño, Jun A PHF+2 43. Dir. Ngo, Ken P PHF+5

11. Rtn. Castillo, Bobong P MD 3 44. Rtn. Onda, Shige MU PHF+2

12. Rtn. Cerna, Deo P PHF+1 45. Dir. Ong, Charles P PHF+1

13. Dir. Chan, George A PHF+2 46. PN Ong, Jacob A PHF

14. IPP Chian, Stephen MU MD 1 47. Rtn. Ong, James P MD 1

15. PDG Chiongbian, Ed P MD 1 48. PAG Ong, Robin P MD 1

16. Rtn. Chioson, Sam MU PHF+1 49. Rtn. Onglatco, Ed P 0

17. Rtn. Cubos, Mike P PHF 50. Rtn. Ontanillas, Joey P MD 2

18. PP Dakay, Ricky A MD 2 51. PP Panopio, Baba P MD 2

19. Rtn. Dakay, Pet A MD 1 52. Rtn. Paraoan, George A PHF

20. PP Delantar, Pete A MD 1 53. Rtn. Peña, Bronson MU PHF

21. Rtn. Edenburn, Mike P PHF+1 54. Rtn. Perdices, Anton A PHF+4

22. PE / VP Gaisano, Ed P MD 2 55. Rtn. Regottaz, Fred MU PHF+2

23. PP Gapas, Joe P PHF+2 56. Dir. Sala, Javi MU PHF+5

24. Rtn. Garcia, Ed P PHF+5 57. PP Sala, Jose P PHF+2

25. Rtn. Gesalem, Jiaan A PHF 58. PP Sia, Bernard P PHF+5

26. PP Gesalem, Jonie P MD 2 59. PP Soberano, Joe A MD 3

27. Treas Go, Stanley P PHF+7 60. Rtn. Stonebraker, Larry A PHF+1

28. PP Gonzales, Ted A PHF+3 61. PP Suaco, Joe P PHF+1

29. Rtn. Gonzalez, Don A PHF 62. Dir. Tan Ting, Ed P PHF+1

30. Rtn. Gonzalez, Ed P PHF+3 63. Rtn. Tan, Mike MU PHF

31. Rtn. Heredia, Manolet A PHF+1 64. Pres Torres, Mike P MD 1

32. Dir. Kim, Terry A MD 3 65. Rtn. Yu, Vincent A PHF

33. Rtn. Kintanar, Aris P PHF+2

Club No. 17102 District No. 3860 2/F B. Aranas Ext., Duljo Fatima, San Nicolas, Cebu City

Telephone No.: (032) 406-1127 Email : [email protected]

Editor : Sec. Walter Cang Contributors : Rotaract Club of Cebu

Club Clerk: April Juarbal / Nicole Fernandez


mailto:[email protected]


Be CONNECTED. Be DIFFERENT. Be YOU.

It's that much anticipated annual event of the year again where future leaders of the

Rotaract clubs of D3860, will gather to formally prepare and train themselves for their

respective positions. Incoming District officers, President elects and Secretary elects

have graced the event at Cebu Parklane International Hotel last August 3-4, 2019. The

The Past, Present and Future Presidents of RAC Cebu. From (L-R) IPP Maico John Hipolito, PE Jemar Malinao & SE Mark Lester Sanchez



Rotaract Club of

Cebu was well

represented by

PE Jemar Malinao,

SE Mark Lester

Sanchez, and IPP

Maico John

Hipolito who will

also serve as an

incoming

Community

Service Director

of District 3860.

The event was so

insightful and

informative due to the quality of Rotarian speakers that were lined-up by the

organizers. The topics were also ideal and practical to equip the participants for their

current roles and

responsibilities. The topic on

Protocol taught us the proper

guidelines, regulations and

behavior of being a part of

Rotary, most of which were new

to us. The Netiquette topic

helped us to be more conscious

on the way we behave and the

things we post on our online

social media accounts. The topic

on Fund Management taught us

some tips to managing

effectively our club finances,

while the Public Image topic

taught us that we should be

"People of Action". The End Polio

Gov Ed Chiongbian as one of the panelists during the Rotaract District 3860 PSETS

and DTTS



topic gave us the story and impact behind this campaign that made it as one of the

flagship campaigns of Rotary.

During the induction night of District Officers and Presidents, DG Philip Tan encourages

Rotaractors to embrace the challenges and hardships in service. As he quoted "No Pain,

No Gain", Rotaractors should not only seek the fun and fellowship aspect on why they

join the organization. Instead, the focus should be on service above self to others and

showcase of leadership amidst sacrifices and trials that may come along the way.

Special thanks to the Rotary Club of Cebu for the sponsorship to the 3 officers to be able

to attend this must-attend District President-Elects Secretary-Elects Training Seminar

(PESETS).

Tell me when will you be mine

Tell me quando, quando, quando

We can share a love divine

Please don't make me wait again

When will you say 'yes' to me?


You mean happiness to me

Oh, my love, please tell me when

Ev'ry moment's a day

Ev'ry day seems a lifetime

Let me show you the way

To a joy beyond compare

I can't wait a moment more


Say it's me that you adore

And then, darlin', tell me when

Ev'ry moment's a day

Ev'ry day seems a lifetime

Let me show you the way

To a joy beyond compare

I can't wait a moment more


Say it's me that you adore

And then, darlin', tell me when

Oh, my darlin', tell me when

Mmm, my darlin', tell me when

FELLOWSHIP SONG

Quando Quando Quando



Rotary Club of Cebu

D-3860 Club No. 17102

NAME: ________________________

CLUB: _______ DATE: __________

This serves as your make up card

_________________________

President/Secretary

RY 2019-2020

REX REYES CONTRIBUTORS

1. Pres. Stephen Chian

2. Rtn. Hector Almario

3. PP Renato Kintanar

4. Rtn. Edward Onglatco

5. Dir. David Barnes

6. PP Bernard Vonn Sia

7. PP Frank Benedicto

8. Mr. Jesus Alcordo

DAY TIME VENUE

07:00PM FGU Bldg., 16th Floor, Ayala Center Cebu, Cebu City 1D Mandaue North

07:30PM Cebu Country Club, Cebu City 1B Cebu Port Centre

07:30PM Casino Español de Cebu, Cebu City 1D Cebu Fuente

12:00NN Manila Peninsula Hotel Cor. of Ayala & Makati Avenues, 1226

Makati, Metro Manila

Makati

06:00PM Bistro Alberto, East Pob., Naga, Cebu 1B Cebu Naga Central

07:00PM YMCA Osmeña Blvd., Cebu City4 1A Talisay

07:00PM Cebu Country Club, Cebu City 1C Cebu West

12:00NN Casino Español de Cebu, Cebu City 1B Metro Cebu

07:30PM Aloha Hotel 2150 Roxas Blvd., Malate, Manila Manuel A. Roxas Blvd

12:00NN New World Makati Hotel Manila

06:30PM New World Manila Bay Hotel Bagumbayan

06:30PM Elks Club 7th flr, Corinthian Plaza Bldg., 121 Paseo de Roxas St. Rizal West

06:30PM Parklane Int'l. Hotel, 2nd Level Board Room, cor. Archbishop

Reyes Ave., Escario St., Cebu City

1D Mandaue East

07:00PM Casino Español de Cebu, Cebu City 1D Cebu Fort San Pedro

07:00PM Casino Español de Cebu, Cebu City 1A Cebu Gloria Maris

07:30PM Bogo Plaza Resto Bar, Bogo City, Cebu 1C Metro Bogo

07:30PM Cebu Country Club, Cebu City 1C Cebu Mabolo

07:30PM Vienna Kaffehaus, Gorrordo St., Cebu City 1E Metro Mandaue 2006

08:00PM Pescadores Restaurant 4-6, P. Aquino Ave., Longos Malabon North Bay East

11:30AM Penong's Restaurant, Juana Osmena, Cebu City 1C Cebu Midtown

12:00NN Café Laguna Restaurant, Ayala Terraces, Cebu City 1D Cebu Guadalupe

12:00NN Don Mertos Casa Escani, Osmeña St., Cebu City 1D Cebu North

12:00NN Casino Español de Cebu, Cebu City 1E Mandaue

07:00PM Club Filipino, Ayala-FGU, Cebu Business Park 1A Cebu South

07:00PM Crown Regency, Osmeña Blvd., Cebu City 1A El Pardo de Cebu

07:00PM Abuhan Restaurant 1C Banilad Metro

07:30PM Lighthouse Restaurant Gen. Maxilom Ave., Cebu City 1A Cebu East

07:30PM RC Mactan Info & Training Center, MEPZ, Lapu-lapu City 1E Mactan

08:00PM Ang Tay Golf Course and Restaurant Rovira Road, Bantayan Dumaguete

Thursday

Friday

ROTARY

CLUBAREA

MEETING SCHEDULE

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday



(A joke a day keeps the doctor away)

Stomach ache

A little girl went up to her mother

one day while holding her

stomach saying, "Mommy, my

stomach hurts."

Her mother replied, "That's

because it's empty. You have to

put something into it!"

She then prepared a bowl of soup.

Later that day the pastor and his

wife came over for dinner.

The pastor began to feel bad.

Holding his head he said, "I have

such a terrible headache!"

The little girl looked up at him,

giving him the sweetest smile that

any little child could give. Then

she said:

"That's because it's empty. You

have to put something into it!"


Documents

August 8, 2019 - Rotary District 3860 · 2019. 8. 22. · Vicente Sotto Memorial Medical Center (VSMMC) in Cebu City, Philippines., submitted by the Rotary Club of Cebu and District