It was again group one's turn to make the regular meeting lively and meaningful. And indeed they were successful. Rtn. Jun Balbin, the MC and Day Chairman, asked the President to call the meeting into order at 12:34 p.m. Looking around, he could not find Rtn. Romy de Castro, he led the prayer and 4-Way Test and did a wonderful job. However, the other "Romy" was present, Rtn. Romy Chan led the Pambansang Awit.

While enjoying food and fellowship, PP Ben Ang gave a very enthusiastic and accurate Welcome and Greetings even without the aid of the Gold Leaf which came late that meeting. Most importantly, he did not miss mentioning the birthday and wedding anniversary celebrants which resulted into two scoops of ice cream for everyone. We also had lots of laughs and fun during the Friendship Session. First time fine master, Rtn. Ninoy Gazmen led us with a creative game called "Solving or Trouble Shooting a Medical Problem." Of course, all correct answers were "kalokohan" and for "katuwaan" only. A big sum of money was collected that day. Good job, Ninoy!

President Jerome Gaerlan, who was almost forgotten to be called and given his President's Time by Jun Balbin, gave his report, greetings and appreciation. He also called Dir. Jun Tio to give the mechanics of the Paul Harris Raffle, and Dir. Jerry Parlan to report on the accomplished preparations of the upcoming anniversary.

Rtn. Allan Alvarez was then called to introduce the very young and bright Guest of Honor and Speaker, Atty. Jose Raulito Paras. Our eloquent speaker spoke on the pressing issues of the day. He shared with us fresh knowledge and his simple views on the impeachment process. He discussed what impeachment means, who are the officials who can be removed by impeachment, and what are the grounds for impeachment. As expected, the very interesting talk was followed by a lengthy open forum with questions he patiently and eagerly answered.

The fruitful meeting ended at 2:30 p.m.

That was the Tuesday two weeks ago.