ISSUE NO. 03 | SEPTEMBER 29, 2022

jennifer e. jones President Rotary International marcelinos.garcia Governor District 3770 bernardo n. beunaventura Deputy District Governor Zone 6 renato b. rivera Assistant Governor Area 17 leonora t. malibiran Secretary cheryllc.unson IPP/Club Trainer Raquel b. villaceran President Elect Rowena a.leyesa Vice President Joann b.legaspi Asst. Secretary laarnis. dimarucut Treasurer estela l. autor Asst. Treasurer charito a. manabe Auditor imelda b.gonzales PP/Protocol Officer prescila a.cruz Business Manager arlenec.co Fellowship 1 larra monica s. ventura Fellowship 2 rosario m.gandoza Sgt. At Arms carmen c.uychoco Club Admin norma u.castro Service Projects estrelita m. vicente Membership agatha paula a.cruz Public Image Evangeline v. villanueva CP/TRF annabelle a.garcia Youth emma luzc.loquinario Imaginative President

Inside this issue: Prayer Programs RI President’s Message President’s Message Secretary’s Corner RI Updates Rotary Information Every Rotarian Should Know About Rotary Rotary Trivia RCGB Club Meetings RCGB Activities RCGB District Participation RCGB In Action Save the Date Business Tips Rotary Tips Roster of Members / Attendance Makeup Card 4 Way Test/ Object of Rotary/ Rotary Hymn 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 13 13 14 16 20 22 25 27 29 31 32

Prayer Panginoon, kami po ay nagtitipon ngayon bilang mga kaibigan sa diwa ng Rotaryo pagpupulong, pakikisama, at paglilingkod, hinihiling namin ang iyong pagpapala. Panginoon panalangin namin kung saan man kami magtungo ay lagi kaming nasa Iyong presensya. Dalangin namin na ang aming mga gawain ay maaaring magpakita ng kamalayan na ito para sa anumang idudulot ng aming hinaharap. Kung kailangan naming harapin ang panganib, bigyan Mo kami ng kalakasan ng loob. Kung kailangan naming harapin ang kabiguan, tulungan kaming matutong magtiis. Kung nakamit namin ang tagumpay, tulungan kaming matutong magpasalamat. Kung kami ay biniyayaan ng kagalakan, tulungan kaming matutong magbahagi. Kung kami ay binayayaan ng kalusugan, tulungan kaming magmalasakit sa kapwa. At habang nakatayo kami sa Iyong harapan ngayon, tulungan Mo kaming matutunan ang halaga ng Serbisyong Higit sa Sarili o Service Above Self. Nawa'y gabayan kami ng Iyong nagniningning na espiritu pati na ang mga mahal namin sa buhay sa lahat ng aming mga araw. Amen. Editorial Board Sec Nora Malibiran Editor-in-Chief Pres. Luz Loquinario Managing/Content Editor PE Rax Villaceran Contributor IPP Cheryll Unson Executive Editor Jonas Pagtalunan Graphic Designer/ Creative Director 4

Programs 8TH REGULAR MEETING - OCTOBER 6, 2022 7 PM START OF PROGRAM CALL TO ORDER…………………………………………..…….…..Pres. Luz Loquinario PRAYER………………………………………………………..……......Fellowship 2 Larra Ventura NATIONAL ANTHEM……………………………………..……..…Sgt. At Arms Cherry Gandoza FOUR WAY TEST …………………………………………..…..…...Asst. Treas. Lai Autor OBJECT OF ROTARY......……………………………..…………...Dir. Relly Vicente COMMUNITY SINGING........…………………………………….VP Weng Leyesa TREASURER’S REPORT……………………………………………Treas. Laarni Dimarucut PRESIDENT’S HOUR AND ADJOURNMENT …..…….....Pres. Luz Loquinario EMCEE……………………….......................................………..Sec. Nora Malibiran 9TH REGULAR MEETING - OCTOBER 27, 2022 7 PM START OF PROGRAM CALL TO ORDER…………………………………………..…….…..Pres. Luz Loquinario PRAYER………………………………………………………..……...…Aud. Cha Manabe NATIONAL ANTHEM……………………………………..……..…PP Mel Gonzales FOUR WAY TEST …………………………………………..….....…Fellowship 1 Arlene Co OBJECT OF ROTARY......……………………………..…………...PN Mutya Uychoco READING OF THE MINUTES…………………………………….Sec. Leonora Malibiran APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES PRESIDENT’S HOUR AND ADJOURNMENT …..….…....Pres. Luz Loquinario EMCEE………….................................…………………………..IPP Cheryll Unson 5

RI President's Message Jennifer Jones President 2022-23 September 2022 Recently, Nick and I spent time in Guatemala, where we met wonderful fellow Rotary members and families who unofficially adopted me as “Tía Jennifer.” On the third day, after visiting Patzún in the mountainous western highlands, we set out for Lake Atitlán, which we needed to reach by nightfall. If we took a back road we could get there faster. Locals told us it had just been repaved and assured us, “You’ll have no problem.” At first, it was a breeze. We wound through misty-green coffee and corn fields covering the hillside like a patchwork quilt. But at a river crossing, we found a bridge washed away. The only way to continue would be to ford the river in our small bus. There were a few tense moments, but we decided to give it a try and, thankfully, we made it across safely. This adventure reminds me of two important truths in Rotary. One, we rely on local, on-the-ground expertise to do what we do best. And two, sometimes you have to take uncomfortable chances to reach important goals. Every day, I am honored to learn from our Rotary family. Every lesson is an opportunity to grow, and each story adds a chapter to our collective Imagine Rotary year 6

President's Message Luz Loquinario Imaginative President August 2022 We work on hands-on projects and raise funds for worthy causes that assist disadvantaged and deserving people. The work and the relationship with our community and those we helped change us as individuals. We are a group of diverse people passionate about service. Service is what we do brings a sense of fulfillment and satisfaction that is priceless and comes in many forms. Since Daungan Elementary School asked for stand fans for their classroom, we immediately responded to their request. We delivered four (4) stand fans to them. And we lively witnessed the happy face of both pupils and teachers when we handed it over to them last September 30, 2022. We do not need to have deep pockets or be rich to help the needy. We need to have a large heart, lots of empathy, and genuine feelings. While serving the community, we also find a way to celebrate the birthdays of some of our beautiful members; PP Mel Gonzales, Dir. Annabel Garcia and Rotarian Relly Vicente, and of course to our dear Mayor Atty. Agay Cruz wishes you all birthday celebrants the best of everything in your life. As a member of our club, it is not only about work – we also have a lot of fun with social events and get-togethers. Thank you, and God bless us all. Emma Luz C. Loquinario President RC Guiguinto Bloomingdales RY 2022-2023 7 A plan without action is nothing. Good intentions are not enough to get anyone across the finish line. As Rotarians, we always seek to serve the community and live up to the ideals of service above self. This month September, we donated medicines and vitamins, laboratory gowns, adult diapers, disinfectants, bath and laundry soaps, powdered detergents, sacks of rice, kinds of milk, biscuits, trays of eggs, noodles, loaves of bread, sandwich spreads, biscuits and etc. to the less fortunate senior citizens in Tahanang Mapagpala ng Immaculada Concepcion and Emmaus House of Apostolate both in Malolos Bulacan.

Secretary's Corner Nora Malibiran Club Secretary August 2022 Leonora T. Malibiran Secretary RC Guiguinto Bloomingdales RY 2022-2023 Hello everyone. Welcome to our September issue of our Ang Hardin Bulletin. “Do you remember the 27th day of September?”Oh, no! not the September song of the Earth, Wind & Fire but “ba de ya birthday in September, ba de ya what a surprising day”. Yes, you got it. I wanted to feature the surprise birthday party we initiated for our Director of Club Membership, Director Estrelita “Ate Relly” Vicente. She has been called “Ate Relly” by many because she is one of the oldest who just turned 55 this year but wait, she is the cutest member in our team and everyone has agreed to that. I am proud to say that this first ever birthday surprise was so successful because of your cooperation and love. What a wonderful feeling to fulfill this generous gesture that manifest the kind of bonding and sisterhood we have. I can’t imagine that with minimal cost shared by every member, a very intimate and meaningful birthday party has been accomplished. Of course I thought Ate Relly will be happy but when I heard her very sincere and touching thank you speech, I was so touched and moved. She said she was so happy and we fulfilled her wish and said she will never forget it for the rest of her life. I never expect that it was really her long-time dream, to celebrate a birthday party just like what we prepared for her.She was really grateful and proud to be a member of the Rotary Club of Guiguinto Bloomingdales. Indeed, Rotary is a support group that inspires, connects and make a difference. Let us continue the healthy relationship and love we built among us. Again, happy 55th birthday Ate Relly from your Bloomingdales family. Till next issue. Blessed September to all! 8

Rotary International President Jennifer Jones appeared on the main stage at the starstudded Global Citizen Festival on 24 September to highlight Rotary’s commitment to eradicating polio and announce an additional US$150 million pledge toward that end. Jones, who spoke in front of 60,000 people in New York City and tens of thousands more online and on TV, noted the state of emergency that the governor of New York state recently declared to combat a resurgence of polio in the region. RI Updates 9 By Ryan Hyland Jones stressed that polio is preventable through vaccines and that wild poliovirus is endemic in only two countries, Afghanistan and Pakistan. Although female vaccinators are critical to building relationships with mothers and reaching children in these areas, they sometimes can face harassment or even attacks. In Pakistan, "frontline female health workers put themselves at risk every day," Jones said. "They are committed, even with obstacles, to reaching every last child with polio vaccines." The vaccination program works with the local police and government to ensure the safety of these health workers. Jones talked about the effect of polio vaccinations in some countries being disrupted by COVID-19. She pointed out that in 2021, about 25 million children went without critical immunizations. "The world has beaten back this disease significantly, but we must redouble efforts," Jones said.

10 The additional funding Jones announced will go to the Global Polio Eradication Initiative, which said in August that it was seeking new funding commitments for its 2022-26 polio eradication strategy. "We want this to be the start of a massive effort to reach the initiative's US$4.8 billion funding goal," Jones said. Rotary members have been at the center of the worldwide effort to eradicate polio for more than three decades. Rotary launched PolioPlus in 1985 and helped found the GPEI in 1988, when there were an estimated 350,000 polio cases across more than 125 countries in one year. Since then, cases have plummeted more than 99.9%, sparing more than 20 million people from paralysis. Rotary has helped immunize nearly 3 billion children against polio, contributed more than US$2.6 billion to global polio eradication efforts, and helped secure more than US$10 billion from donor governments. The Global Citizen Festival, an annual music celebration, urges world leaders to end extreme poverty, take action on climate change, empower girls and women, and dismantle systematic barriers. This year's Global Citizen Festival, which took place in New York City and in Accra, Ghana, called on global leaders to invest US$600 million into the future of women and girls, narrow the US$10 billion climate change shortfall, and provide US$500 million to help farmers in Africa to respond to the global hunger crisis. The New York component, hosted by actor and Global Citizen ambassador Priyanka Chopra Jonas, included performances from Metallica, Charlie Puth, Jonas Brothers, Måneskin Mariah Carey, Mickey Guyton, Rosalía, Angelique Kidjo, and Billy Porter. Presenters included celebrities Amber Ruffin, Bill Nye, Connie Britton, Katie Couric, Tamron Hall, Katie Holmes, and more. Global Citizen says that since its first concert in 2012, more than US$41 billion in funding has been dispersed that's affected the lives of more than 1.1 billion people. Jones urged people to get involved: "Global citizens, use your voice — help us call on governments, businesses, and other leaders to join us in pledging ambitiously at the World Health Summit in October to end polio forever." Rotary has worked with Global Citizen for a more than decade, primarily regarding the effort to eradicate polio worldwide. At last year's event in Paris, France, Jones announced $97 million pledge for sustainable project. At the 2012 concert in New York City, Rotary General Secretary and CEO John Hewko announced Rotary's $75 million commitment to polio eradication. Rotary and Global Citizen have also connected at Rotary International Conventions, the Commonwealth Heads of Governments Meetings, polio advocacy events, and polio funding announcements. RI Updates

11 More than 775 million people over the age of 15 are illiterate. That’s 17 percent of the world’s adult population. Our goal is to strengthen the capacity of communities to support basic education and literacy, reduce gender disparity in education, and increase adult literacy. We support education for all children and literacy for children and adults. HOW ROTARY MAKES HELP HAPPEN We take action to empower educators to inspire learning at all ages. OUR IMPACT ON EDUCATION The Rotary Foundation supports education through scholarships, donations, and service projects around the world. Rotary Information

12 Opening schools: In Afghanistan, Rotary members opened a girls’ school to break the cycle of poverty and social imbalance. Teaching adults to read: Rotary members in the United States partnered with ProLiteracy Detroit to recruit and train tutors after a study showed that more than half of the local adult population was functionally illiterate. New teaching methods: The SOUNS program in South Africa, Puerto Rico and the United States teaches educators how to improve literacy by teaching children to recognize letters by sounds instead of names. Making schools healthy: Rotarians are providing clean, fresh water to every public school in Lebanon so students can be healthier and get a better education. Enhancing educational systems: In Kenya, Rotary clubs are working with the Global Partnership for Education and local and national governments to advance life-long learning opportunities for poor and marginalized children. Learn more. Rotary members make amazingthings happen,like: " When youteach somebody how to read,they havethatfor a lifetime. It ripplesthrough the community,one byone."

FUNCTIONAL LITERACY PROGRAM By Pres Luz Loquinario It has been estimated that a billion people -- one-fourth of the world's population -- are unable to read. The illiteracy of adults and children is global and is a concern in both highly industrialized nations and in developing countries. The number of adult illiterates in the world is increasing by 25 million each year! In the United States, one-quarter of the entire population is considered functionally illiterate. The tragedy of illiteracy is that those who cannot read lose personal independence and become victims of unscrupulous manipulation, poverty, and the loss of human feelings which give meaning to life. Illiteracy is demeaning. It is a significant obstacle to economic, political, social, and personal development. Illiteracy is a barrier to international understanding, cooperation, and peace in the world. Literacy education was considered a program priority by Rotary's original Health, Hunger, and Humanity Committee in 1978. An early 3-H grant led to the preparation of an excellent sourcebook on the issues of literacy in the world. The Rotary-sponsored publication, The Right to Read, was edited by Rotarian Eve Malmquist, a past district governor from Linkoping, Sweden, and a recognized authority on reading and educational research. The book was the forerunner of a major Rotary program emphasis on literacy promotion. In 1985 the RI Planning and Research Committee proposed, and the RI board approved, that the Rotary clubs of the world conduct a ten-year emphasis on literacy education. Many Rotary clubs are thoughtfully surveying the needs of their community for literacy training. Some clubs provide basic books for teaching reading. Others establish and support reading and language clinics, provide volunteer tutorial assistance and purchase reading materials. Rotarians can play a vitally important part in their community and in developing countries by promoting projects to open opportunities that come from the ability to read. Rotary's primary motto is "Service Above Self." There's a secondary motto: "One profits most who serves best." Every Rotarian Should Know About Rotary Rotary Trivia 13

14 RCGB Club Meetings 6TH REGULAR MEETING @ Bistro Ambrosio, Sta. Rita, Guiguinto, Bulacan September 15, 2022 7TH REGULAR MEETING @ Kenny Roger’s, Tikay, Malolos City September 22, 2022

RCGB Club Meetings 8TH REGULAR MEETING @ Municipality of Guiguinto September 29, 2022 15

RCGB Activities 16 ROTARY CLUB OF GUIGUINTO SUBURBS 10th Induction and Turnover Ceremony September 8, 2022 @ House of Friendship, Tabe, Guiguinto, Bulacan

PP MEL GONZALES AND DIR. ANABEL GARCIA BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION September 15, 2022 @ Bistro Ambrosio, Sta. Rita, Guiguinto, Bulacan RCGB Activities 17 ROTARY CLUB OF PULILAN ROYALES IKA-5 TAONG PAGTATALAGA AT PAGSASALIN NG KATUNGKULAN September 16, 2022 @ Villa Lorenzo Resort, Pulilan, Bulacan

RCGB Activities 18 RAC - RC GUIGUINTO BLOOMINGDALES ROTARACT CLUB OF GUIGUINTO UNITED YOUTH September 18, 2022 @ Kuya Renz Food Garage, Tabe, Guiguinto, Bulacan DIR. RELLY VICENTE SURPRISE BIRTHDAY September 27, 2022 @ Relly Vicente’s residence, Pulong Gubat

COURTESY CALL AND ADVANCE BIRTHDAY WITH MAYOR AGAY CRUZ September 29, 2022 @ Municipality of Guiguinto RCGB Activities 19 ROTARY CLUB OF METROPOLITAN MALOLOS 20TH ANNIVERSARY AND 19TH TURNOVER CEREMONY September 28, 2022 @ San Pablo Mpc Pavilion, Malolos, Bulacan

RCGB District Events Participation 20 DISTRICT VIRTUAL MEETING September 22, 2022 ROTARY BALE, TALK TALK - AN September 26, 2022

Area ofFocus: DiseasePrevention and Treatment 22 RCGB In Action

RCGB Activities SEPTEMBER EARLY BIRDS Here in RCGB, charity begins at home Pres. Luz Loquinario sponsored the Make up toiletry case as prizes for the early birds for the month of September 21 Early Birds for July and August rosario m.gandoza Sgt. At Arms Evangeline v. villanueva CP/TRF annabelle a.garcia Youth

23 RCGB In Action Area ofFocus: DiseasePrevention and Treatment

RCGB In Action 24 Area ofFocus: BasicEducation and Literacy

25 DistrictEvents RY2022-2023 TRF Recognition Night November 19, 2022 Host: RC Malolos Independencia World Polio Day – District Fun Run October 24, 2022 Host: RC Plaridel Kristal District Christmas Party: Zone 5-8 December 17, 2022 Host: RC Meycauayan East Mid Year and Family Day January 28-29, 2023 Host: RC Pulilan Royales Rotary Community Corps February 25, 2023 Rotary Youth Leadership Awards March 18-19, 2023 District Sports Fest/ 2nd District Golf Tournament March 20-25, 2023/ March 25, 2023 Discon 2023 April 28-30, 2023 District Recognition Night 2023 RI Convention May 27-31, 2023 Melbourne, Australia Save The Date District Leadership Seminar February 11, 2023 Host: RC Marilao

Save The Date club calendar RY2022-2023 October 5, 2022 RC Guiguinto Induction Buslo, Cruz, Guiguinto, Bulacan October 6, 2022 8th Regular Meeting Bistro Ambrosio, Sta. Rita, Guiguinto, Bulacan October 19, 2022 Beat Cancer Multipurpose Hall, Borol 2nd, Balagtas, Bulacan October 21, 2022 Kababaihan Seminar Tabe, Guiguinto, Bulacan October 27, 2022 9th Regular Meeting Pangnan Grill, Sta. Rita, Guiguinto, Bulacan October BIRTHDAY CELEBRANTS 26 October 13, 2022 RCGB Day Out Fellowship (field trip) October 17, 2022 Livelihood ALS Alcohol making Guiguinto Central School, Guiguinto, Bulacan

How to manage small business during COVID 19 pandemic? Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is an infectious disease, a global crisis impacting the lives of every person in the world, especially small business owners and entrepreneurs. Fear and anxiety, that’s a completely rational emotion to have during a crisis, yet, there is great leadership. Comfort and compassion is extended to employees. Everyone contributes creative ideas to keep business thriving and the team works hard together. Hereunder the 10 tips on how to cope up: 1. Incline into COMPANY VALUES We’re leaning into our company values, which include always, assume good intentions and maintain healthy and respectful communication. 2. Uphold HOPE Small business owners, and all leaders, need to be the Comforter and Chief to give great hope and faith. They must have a steady hand to keep responses appropriate. 3. Amplify COMMUNICATION We’ve always had a remote team, so the impact to our team members haven’t been affected nearly as much as other companies. One thing we have done is increase communication amongst the team. We’re checking in with each other in some way on a daily basis. 4. SUPPORT one another As a company, we supported that team member. Everyone is ready and willing to assist them in whatever they need. We have invested quite a bit of resources into our team. If anyone needs relief or time off, anyone can step in to help them. 27 Business tips By PE Raquel Villaceran Business Tips

5. DISINFECT AND SANITIZE All surfaces, door handles, and equipment are now disinfected at the end of each working day. 6. Quick to RESPOND Like folks in all other walks of life, we are seeing conferences and trainings cancelled or changed to remote formats and cutbacks in travel. We have had to delay team-building activity. Our team has been very flexible, responsive, and understanding about the additional challenges COVID-19 adds to what are generally already extremely stressful events for our customers. 7. Be ACTIVE and PRESENT Our leadership team is taking an active role in setting examples for our entire team. We have been sharing important information from the start regarding our team’s safety, information regarding the virus, and setting protocols and procedures in place to make sure our clients and team are safe. 8. VIRTUAL showroom Given the unpredictable and often isolating conditions, industries must implement new, unique ways to connect with communities and keep clients’ marketing objectives on track. Using modern technology paired with creativity and resourcefulness. 9. Complete small tasks TOGETHER As a small business, we’re taking a careful and considered approach to how we work in these tough times. It’s important that focus on the light at the end of the tunnel with our employees. 10. Ensure employee’s HEALTH and SAFETY The company provides schedule list of daily routine and daily habit as a guide to make it sure of their healthy lifestyle and follows safety protocol. We provide our employee free vitamin C, mask and pocket alcohol for their protection and protection of their love ones as well our customer 28 Business Tips

7 HABITS OF AN EFFECTIVE ROTARIAN By Pres. Emma Luz Loquinario Rotary Tips 1, ATTENDANCE: Effective Rotarians always try to attend their club meetings or makeup at other clubs as much as possible. They are aware that regular attendance is an important part of their membership commitment and do not miss a chance to attend. They participate on committees, which they are members of, plus others if invited. They are keen to attend all club events and district functions. They participate in District Assembly and District Conference each year and have attended a recent Rotary International Convention. possible. They are aware that regular attendance is an important part of their membership commitment and do not miss a chance to attend. They participate on committees, which they are members of, plus others if invited. They are keen to attend all club events and district functions. They participate in District Assembly and District Conference each year and have attended a recent Rotary International Convention. 2. FELLOWSHIP: Effective Rotarians enjoy meeting other members and often feel this fellowship is as important to Rotary as the actual business part of a meeting. They go out of their way to talk to those whom they do not know and believe a stranger is just a friend they have not met yet. Outside of Rotary they also enjoy meeting people and getting acquainted with them. At large Rotary gatherings, they make an effort to meet others, rather than just fraternizing with friends from their own club. 3. VOCATION: Effective Rotarians respect every vocation and understand how the classification system is the basis of Rotary. They firmly believe that each vocation provides a cog in the wheel and is important, however insignificant it may appear. They firmly believe each member should try to excel in their work and they try to support and help others to reach their full potential. 29

Rotary Tips 30 4. DISCIPLINE: Effective Rotarians understand the value of selfdiscipline and know that productive accomplishments are hard to achieve without it. They realize that both inner and outer discipline must be maintained in a proper balance and can enforce both disciplines when and where required. 5. TIME, MONEY, AND ENERGY: Effective Rotarians know they have a purpose in Rotary and fully realize they must earmark a certain amount of time, money, and energy to maintain their commitment. They also realize these three things should be shared in the proper balance between their family, vocation, and community. 6. EMPATHY: Effective Rotarians put themselves in the position of the other person, especially if that person is in difficulty. They know that mere sympathy may not be enough, and can be empathetic, and feel compassion for the difficulties of others. They believe that what they are doing for their community is merely returning a small part of what they have already received from it. While they may appreciate recognition for their efforts, they do not hanker for it. 7. IMAGE OF ROTARY: Effective Rotarians may sometimes feel that all is not right with Rotary or there are too many politics. They know some elements in Rotary need improvement but rather than be negative they use a positive approach to help rectify things. They maintain a positive attitude and portray a good image of Rotary, both inside and outside the organization. 7 HABITS OF AN EFFECTIVE ROTARIAN By Pres. Emma Luz Loquinario

Roster of Members Attendance Make Up Card ________________________ of the Rotary Club of ____________ honored our club, Rotary Club of Guiguinto Bloomingdales tonight by attending our weekly meeting. ______________________________________ ______________________________________ Sec. Leonora Malibiran Date of Attendance 31

I want to be, A Rotarian for the world Make the Rotary flag, be the flag of peace unfurled I will serve my community Help to seek international unity Thru Rotary, I will dedicate my all World understanding shall be my cherished goal Refrain With the Four Way Test I'll pursue my quest And I in a way help obtain Peace in the world Then I won't have lived in vain. I'll observe Service Above Self Lend a hand to all who'll need my help I'll get my spouse to involve in Rotary And in Rotary ways, I will train my family (Repeat Refrain - substitute "I" with "We") Build a bridge for tomorrow's youth Strengthened by nothing but the truth Let's join our hands, there's no reason to divide We shall all understand, while the good Lord is our guide (Repeat Refrain - substitute "I" with "We") CODA: Peace be achieved So we won't have lived in vain. Rotary Hymn