13 - 20 October 2012 The Canao Newsletter

SERVICE ABOVE SELF • Volume LXV Number 13 - 20 October 2012

The Rotary Club of Baguiomeets at the Baguio Country Club

every Saturday at 12:30 pmwww.rcbaguio.org

Today’s Programme

President’s Corner 2

District Governor Message 3

GHS Profile 3

In Retrospect 4

Members’ Corner 6

Letters 7

Secretary’s Update 10

Inside the Canao

DJC Bulletin

20 October 2012

PRELUDE P H A S E

October is

Vocational Service Month

The Four-Way Test Of the things we think, say or do.1. Is it the truth?2. Is it fair to all concerned?3. Will it build goodwill and

better friendships?4. Will it be beneficial to all

concerned?

12:00 Fellowship 12:30 Call to Order Pres Libby Fernandez Invocation Rtn Peter Wasing Pambansang Awit Rotary Hymn 12:40 Entertainment EIC Marcel Badua 12:50 Intro of VR and G PP Mia Cawed 12:55 Finest Moments Rtn. Lily Landayan 1:00 Raffle Draw PE Uwe Koeller 1:10 Members’ Time 1:15 President’s Time Pres Libby Fernandez 1:20 Intro of GHS Rtn. Dhory Vicencio 1:25 Guest of Honor and Speaker 1:55 Open Forum 2:05 Response Rtn. Ike Dulnoan 2:10 Pilipinas Kong Mahal (Everyone) 2:15 Adjournment

Program Coordinator: VP Chris FaelnarRestrospector: PP Mike Pearson

Greeter: Rtn. Michel Crausaz

Guest of Honor and Speaker

P/Supt. Jesus De Cambay Jr.Baguio City Police Senior Superintendent

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ROTARY YEAR 2012-13

Sakuji TanakaPresident Rotary International

Tony BautistaDistrict Governor District 3790

Kenneth SoAssistant Governor Cluster 1-C

Rotary Club of Baguio

THE PEACE OFFICERS and BOARD of DIRECTORS

Elizabeth Rillera-FernandezPresident

Chris FaelnarVice-President

Gormito “Baby” KaurSecretary

Marilyn BarredoTreasurer

Bennie LaranangAuditor

Uwe KoellerDirector for Club Administration

President Elect

David ReesDirector for The Rotary Foundation

Corazon OcampoDirector of Community Service A

Albert TalcoDirector of Community Service B

Alma Teresa MendallaDirector Membership Development

Evangeline MarananDirector of Public Relations

Mark Kenneth FloresDirector

Florence BayquenImmediate Past President

Lito PangilinanJun Bondoc

Sergeant-at-Arms

Dionisio ClaridadVicenia “Veeh” Balajo

Adviser

Peace Through ServicePres. Libby Fernandez

PresIdenT’s Corner

Firstly, I would like to extend my most sincere appreciation for the members of the RCB Board who served the Club excellently. From their reports during the Club Assembly, they have accomplished far more than expected. There is more work to be done and they derive inspiration from everyone’s continued and usual support. We look forward working harder together to fully implement all the goals for the year and for a successful celebration of the Club’s 75th Anniversary!

19 October - The RYLA delegation of RCB sponsored Rotaractors and Interactors took the early trip today, Friday, for Grande Island, Subic. SAA Jun and Rtn. Lani will be the guardians of the 19 young people from 19 to 21 October. By 1:30 in the afternoon, Rtn. Lani texted me to say the Rotaractors and Interactors were all safe and enjoying as they were ferried to Grande Island.

During their pre-departure briefing at Baguio Patriotic School, we did witness these young people full of enthusiasm, excited to experience a part of the Rotary world and to bond together in the name of the Club. Aside from the usual instructions, do’s and don’t’s, they were advised to have harmony with each other. They were encouraged to be more understanding, considerate and supportive of each other – the traits of true future leaders and Rotarians.

21 October - All systems go too, for the first MODELS for this Rotary Year which will be in Kayapa, Bakun. This is in cooperation with our long time and ever supportive partner, HEDCOR. Kayapa takes about a four (4) hour drive towards the ilocos side of Bakun. We are happy to announce, further, that our daughter Club, Rotary Club of Vigan will share in the joy of service. They have committed to send in their doctor and dentist members. A great help, especially so that we will serve quite a contingent in Kayapa!

26 October – PP Veeh has made sure everyone was invited to participate in the next MODELS which will be in Ampucao, Benguet. This place is a lot nearer and accessible compared to Kayapa, Bakun. For all members, do fit this MODELS in your schedule.

It is fun to read the GML. Going through the emails, I found that PP Veeh has forwarded the bulletin to almost all the members. You will notice that under worthy news, they have published three articles reflecting what RCBaguio has accomplished for the past month. Well written and entertaining articles this October were Sec. Baby Kaur’s “Less is More” referring to the Feeding Program and PP Chris Peralta’s “ About Intrepid and Industrious Rotarians, Red Fire Engine Trucks and Pedestrian Overpasses” referring to our Overpass Cleaning. Of course, there was the grateful message of Governor Tony for the RCB Hosting of the District RCC Livelihood Seminar.

For this Vocational Month the Club, under the Community A, specifically the sub-committee on Literacy, will grant Vocational Awards. We have scheduled the affair on 27 October 2012. Rtn. Naas will keep us posted of how the day will go. Let us offer our help that the Committee may need as it looks grand!

The Rotary Club of Baguio Cluster 1-C District 3790 3

My dear friends and fellow Rotarians,

October is the month of Vocational Service, one of the five (5) avenues of service.

There are many ways to serve through this avenue, and you will read about some of them, in the October issue of our GML.

It is important, that one of the goals, within the strategic priority of Enhancing Public Image and Awareness, is to emphasize Vocational Service. Enhancing Public Image and Awareness, leads to more members and again, to more service projects, contributing to an even better public image.

All of the work we do, in giving career guidance to our high school and college students, to educate children, to improve mental health, to help families live healthier lives – all of this is vocational service.

Our youth and adult programs, are a very important part of this Avenue of Service.

We must remember, that the youth of today, are the leaders of tomorrow. By helping to develop young leaders and bringing younger members, into our prestigious organization, we strengthen our communities and Rotary’s future.

P/Supt. Jesus De Cambay Jr.Baguio City Police Senior Superintendent

GHs ProfIledIsTrICT Governor MessaGe

October is Vocational Service MonthAntionio Bautista District Governor, RI District 3790

Police Senior Superintendent Jesus Dagadag, Jr. is a Philippine Military Academy (PMA) 1989 graduate who bested four other applicants for the position of Baguio City Police Chief.

Cambay, Jr. is a graduate of local police courses in comptrollership, basic intelligence and senior officer executive course; and in vital installation security in New Mexico, USA in 2003.

In 2006, he was conferred the Civil Service Executive Eligibility for third level executives, Police Senior Superintendent to Police Director General.

As a professional he has been assigned in different areas in the Cordilleras, both in the provincial and the regional office from 1989 to 2008, as well as in Iloilo City, Taguig City, Canlubang, Laguna and the National Headquarters in different capacities.

He has also received various police and military medals for his performance: Medalya ng Mabuting Asal, Meldalya ng Pambihirang Paglilingkod, Pagtulong Sa Nasalanta, Kasanayan, Papuri, Paglilingkod, Katangitanging Gawa, and Medalya ng Paglaban sa Manliligalig. Other awards were given by various civic and socio-economic organizations.

His performance rating in his office, National Capital Regional Police Office, at Camp Bagong Diwa in Bicutan, Taguig City, for the past two semesters was 98.00 which is equivalent to “Outstanding.”

A product of Lagawe Central School in Ifugao, he had his secondary education in Isabela State University Science High School, at PMA and the Baguio Central University for his Masteral degree.

Cambay’s qualifications include having more than 20 years of police management experience and law enforcement; adeptness in the field of intelligence, planning and forecasting; being hard-working, excellent in police community-based programs; proven ability to lead effective intelligence team; and with outstanding training, leadership and communication skills.

He came prepared, with proposed plans and programs for Baguio: anti-criminality, anti-drug and community-based, including that for police interns, crisis management, information operations, and Environmental protection and Solid Waste Management System.

excerpts from online article http://www.baguionews.net/news2/index.php/6901-cambay-is-new-baguio-police-chief


The Club AssemblyThat Was13 October 2012DGSC Gerard Audineau

Photos from Rtn. Cecille Apostol

In reTrosPeCT

The members truly enjoyed the dance/sing act of the young, talented and smart entertainers. Thanks forthe extra

mile Rtn. Cecille!

Listening to a soothing voice was the cool part of the Club Assembly.

Three Lady Rotarians, Dir. Atom, Pres. Libby and Dir. Cora making sure everything goes well in the Club!

Smiles--smiles....ready to work doubly hard for the upcoming 75th Anniversary Celebration. Just can’t say no to

PP Raffy, that ‘s why!

It was the first quarter for the year so Committees Reports were to be made. PP Veeh was the Program Coordinator and all the Directors were called to the head table.

President Libby Fernandez called the Club Assembly to Order promptly at 12:30 in the afternoon. PP Lito Pangilinan led the Invocation praying for guidance and blessings for the officers and members of the Club.

Rtn. Cecille was in charge of the Entertainment and introduced an entertaining group of young singers who performed to the delight of the members.

Rtn. Mariver introduced nicely the dignitaries of the head table, the Visiting Rotarians and Guests. We had a visiting Rotarian, Dir. Milton “Milt” Camp from the Rotary Club of Sanora Sunrise, D 5220 of San Francisco, California.

We had several guests, particularly the group of 7 young professional brought by Rtn. Cecille for the Entertainment. Their group “Stage Theater Company” presented pleasant songs with dances.

The Raffle Draw was done by PE Uwe assisted by by Rtn. Angie with many prices particularly for the Halloween and Christmas season. I was so lucky to win 5 times, but I waived the 2 last prices.

For the Members’ Time I gave the last Certificates of Appreciation for the support during the RCC Seminar; VP Chris proposed for the second quarterly Fellowship the theme of Halloween to be done in Villa La Maja on 02 November evening with a best costume contest and finally PP Veeh reminded the members about the two (2) upcoming MODELS project, 21 and 26 October 2012.

For President ‘s Time, Pres. Libby thanked all the Rotarians made possible all the projects made during this first quarter. She also extended the greetings of PP Johnny to all the members and his invitation for them to visit him at anytime.

She gave Certificates of Recognition to all the members who sponsored our Feeding Program in Lindawan Elementary School.

The first part of the meeting done, the Club Assembly followed.

CLUB ASSEMBLYClub Administration : PE UWE

The average of our global attendance is a bit under


PE Uwe answering with smiles as he receives all the unending questions from the members.

Our Rotary Anns- full of surprises! They simply bring color and ease to the rather “straight forward” club assembly!

Pres. Libby and Rtn. Milt, our friendly guest from Californa, exchange flags for stronger friendships!

what we were expecting and the attendance decreased each month of the quarter.

Global Attendance with MU = 88%

Club Attendance = 75%

PE Uwe presented pictures of the Golf Tournament which has been a success and the very nice Induction of our President and the new board of Directors.

He showed also pictures of the different Inductions were our members were present in the Philippines and in Malaysia.

He named Guest of Honor and Speakers during this first quarter and, likewise, the RCB members who did their Classification Talk.

He spoke about our previous Club Assembly with the focus of our 75th Charter Anniversary with PP Raffy as Chair. He presented the Club’s of new logo along with the polo and tee shirt for the club.

Finally he informed us of the RCB website and also the account in the Facebook.

The Rotary Foundation: DIR. David Rees

Dir. David informed us that the RCB candidate for the GSE team was selected by our District to go to Florida.

He presented the signing of the sisterhood agreement with the RC Bukit Bintang of Kuala Lumpur and the visit of some of their members led by PE Munjit Singh, classmate of PE Uwe, and also another sisterhood agreement with the RC Mabalacat.

He spoke about two Matching Grants, one for the “Mathbox” going on and showed pictures of the stainless steel mold to do the plastic cubes and the sample of the “mathbox” and another for the 50 net-books with sound system and external key board for the visual impaired children. PP Gérard informed that he was expecting answer form RC Bukit Bintang and RC Mugeuk, our two sister clubs, for their participation to this MG. He also contacted clubs in Belgium with the help of Rtn. Naas and in Los Angeles and Vancouver with the help of IPP Flo.

The Club remitted as of this date, US$ 2,100 for TRF and is expecting more as many member promised US$ 100.00 each.

The club collected P 2,961.95 with its Polio cans for the Polio Plus.

Public RelationsDir. Gigi Maranan

Dir. Gigi informed us that 588 people, Rotary Clubs and associations came on our page of internet. For the Rotary Clubs the number is 328.

Our Canao copies are sent every week to the GML by EIC Marcel.

Pictures are posted on Facebook by Rtn. Lani.

Our best articles are sent to the GML which published some of them like the one concerning Literacy: “ Training of Math Teachers” by Rtn. Naas.

The feeding program of 09 September was presented on the TV with the help of Rtn. Mariver.

Finally a good number of RCB member was present during the Baguio Day Parade representing the Cluster 1C.

Membership : Dir. Atom Mendalla

Dir. Atom informed that the club was well represented

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This Close To Ending Poliohttp://www.thisclose.net/

This Close to Ending Polio is a very intersting website where you can get to have your own “This Close” Poster by having an image of your face and insert in the poster. Taking this this web app will become your virtual pledge to end polio. The site use Flash so remember to have this plugin properly installed in your favorite web browser.

Global Polio Eradication Initiativehttp://www.polioeradication.org/

The Global Polio Eradication Initiative is a public-private partnership led by national governments and spearheaded by the World Health Organization (WHO), Rotary International, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF). Its goal is to eradicate polio worldwide

Philippine Rotary - Official Websitehttp://www.bluenimbus.com/philrotary/

This is the Official Website of our well known PRM. Through this website, it possible to address the editor in chief, subscribe to the PRM, pay for subscription and also to check for other Rotary Print Merchandise.

Official RI District 3790 Sitehttp://rotarydistrict3790.org/

Visitors are updated with the latest news and articles especially from the district itself. The District Governor uses this site to address all clubs within the District.

Rotary in the InternetEIC Marcel Badua

MeMbers’ Corner

The internet indeed became one of the best tool to communicate and to provide information. While Rotary Club of Baguio have it’s own official website at www.rcbaguio.org, Rotarians from around the world uses this advantage. Here are some interesting sites you might find interesting.

Rotarians On The Internet

http://www.roti.org/

According to the website - “ROTI is more than a group of Rotarians who get together on the Internet for fellowship. We are an organization with a mission and goals.” It’s mission is to apply modern information technology to enhance Rotary service, fellowship and knowledge, and to use Internet communications to further world understanding and peace. Joining is simple you just have to Sign up for registration.

Rotary Global History Fellowship - RGHFhttp://www.rotaryglobalhistoryfellowship.org/

Rotary Global History Fellowship (RGHF) is an inititiative to curate the history of Rotary all throughout the globe. Rotarians from around the world contribute to this cause. Hundreds of essays, pictures from the past, audio recordings and journals of Paul Harris himself is available in its vast collection. Browsing the website is free but it will take an invitation before you can become a member of this site.


I would like to extend my deepest gratitude to you and to the entire Rotary Club of Baguio for endorsing me to the very last Rotary Foundation’s Group Study Exchange bound for Orlando, Florida on October 26 to November 25, 2012. My sincerest apology goes to you, however, for not being able to personally thank you during your weekly meeting. PP Raul Peralta of Free Port (Subic Bay), our GSE Team Leader, has called for an urgent meeting to practice our cultural presentation and finalize other GSE matters. Previous GSE calls fell on a Saturday which warranted me to be absent from work.

There were fourteen (14) applicants to the GSE Program and I luckily got a spot in the team. Other successful applicants are: a Marketing Brand Manager of Bounty Fresh Chicken (Pampanga), a teacher of Ilocos Sur National High School, and a female Police Inspector (Downtown Session). An elementary teacher from San Fernando, La Union had to give up her spot for health reason and for having denied her application for a US Visa. All the team members were blessed to have been granted a ten-year multiple-entry US Visa.

I am most especially grateful to PP Benito V. Sunga for encouraging me to apply for this program. He even sat down with me to lecture on what the Rotary Club is all about including its nature, history, and key people. He also gave tips on how I should carry myself during the interview.

My application for a one-month leave without pay from my work as University Professor in Saint Louis University for this purpose has been granted by our University

administrators

The pre-departure preparation is in itself an experience that I will remember. Preparation of various documents, uniforms, name plates, brochures, calling cards, cultural presentation, tokens to host families, etc. and, above all, enforcing maximum tolerance in dealing with personalities and proximity constraints are challenges that we have to go through.

We were just informed that we ask for about thirty bannerettes from our respective sponsoring clubs which will be handed symbolically over to your counterparts in District 6980. Please feel free to advise me as to what course of action to take along this line.

Attached herein is a picture of the GSE Team taken at the restaurant of our team leader in Subic Bay Free Port Zone

You may contact me at 09228374958 or at [email protected] for any concern that I may be of help.

Once again, MARAMING SALAMAT PO. I look forward to meet you and your members for feedback regarding the program

Sincerely,

(Sgd.) Allan Frank B. Silva, CPA, MSBA

GSE Team Member 2012-2013

Greetings of Peace and Goodwill!Allan Frank B. Silva, CPA, MSBA GSE Team Member 2012-2013

leTTers

A painting by Rosa Branson, one of London’s foremost painters, entitled Service above Self


during the Membership Development Seminar in San Fernando, La Union.

She informed that a rule for membership has been completed by IPP Flo, but PP Doming reminded the members that the procedure for membership is on the RCB constitution and by-laws. Dir. Atom explained that the same was a summary.

PP Doming proposed that the Rotary Orientation be separated from the Club Fellowships.

For the Sunshine Committee Dir. Atom told the club of the visit done to PP Teop at his residence by many of our members

Membership Classification and Strategic Plan have been published in the Canao for the month of August.

Classification talks have still to be done by Rtn. Michel, Rtn. Glen, Rtn. Karl, Rtn. Yam and Rtn. Jen.

She spoke of how the members of the Club were greeted on their birthdays.

She informed everyone of our first out- of- venue meeting done during the RCC Seminar in Benguet State University

Finally she made an appeal to all our members to invite professional business people to our club meeting.

Community Service B : Dir./PP Bert Talco

PP Bert commented that our hosting of the District RCC Livelihood Seminar on 22 September 2012 at Benguet State University was a successful one.

He showed pictures of the book donations to:

• Taloy Sur School – for elementary school level books

• Lindawan High School- for high school level books

• Benguet State University- for college level books

He told us that the books were given by RC Dagupan following a Matching Grant with RC Portland Westside.

He informed that, following the adoption of the overpass of Abanao, a MOA has been signed with the City Government

Therefore a first cleaning has been done by 150 participants, the RCB members with help of RCC, Barangay, Rotaract and Interact clubs, Fire Department and Friends.

One more cleaning has to be done before the painting of Knox Out normally in December (dry season).

Dir./PP Bert informed that the RCC of Lucnab has been organized

He spoke about the feeding program in Lindawan Elementary School.

For the Livelihood Project, the goat raising is ongoing.

He informed us that the tree planting in Busol Watershed with RCB members, Rotaractors and Interactors led to planting of 700 saplings.

Finally he informed that he Women’s Outreach was a success organized by PP Veeh.

Community Service ADir. Cora Ocampo

New Generation

• Rotaractor Chair: PP Chris

• Interactor Chair : Rtn. Lani

The club has 4 Interact Clubs:

• Baguio City National High School (Science High)

• St. Louis Pacdal High School

• Baguio Patriotic High School

• Lucnab High School

The club has 2 Rotaract Clubs:

• Saint Louis University School of Medicine

• Lucnab (community based)

The District had a Rotaract & Interact Assembly in Tarlac where RCB sent ten (10) delegates.

Dir. Cora informed that she organized a goat seminar.

Likewise, Rotaractors and Interactors participated to the cleaning of the Abanao-Magsaysay-Harrison overpass on 29 September 2012

She spoke about the Literacy Program of Itogon done by Rtn. Naas for the training of math teachers for a better Itogon

Finally she informed that we have 10 scholars from UP and UB.

Financial PositionDir. David Rees

Dir. David spoke for Treas. Marilyn who is on leave and in the USA.

He presented a Statement of Accounts for the first quarter to compare income and expenses to the budget.

He informed us that the RCC Seminar should be closed with a small profit of around P 10,000.00.

As usual, many questions came about the financial position of many items.

Particularly we have the problem of the financing of our Canao with the advertisements which are not enough or not collected.

One note of enjoyment has been done by our Anns who arrived after their own meeting with very colorful wigs. One nice photos of their group has been done.

The meeting was adjourned at 4.00 pm.

The Club Assembly That Was continued from 5


The Cañao Editorial Staff

PP Gérard AudineauImager for District Affairs

Rtn. Lani FabiSAA Jun Bondoc

Imagers for Community Projects/

Meetings

Rtn. Peter Wasing Imager for Meetings/

Events

Dir. Mark FloresBusiness Manager

Rtn. Angie VisperasMember

Treas.. Marilyn BarredoEditors/Advisers

Rtn. Cecille ApostolAdviser

Rtn. Marcel BaduaLayout/Editor-in-Chief

The Cañao Newsletter is the official club bulletin of

The Rotary Club of Baguio. For questions, suggestions and inquiries, please send us a

message through email at [email protected] or contact us by phone at +63 929 336 3386

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Tel (6374) 424-2967; CP [email protected] ; [email protected]

-C O N D U C T S -Water Resources & Environmental Reviews

Underground Water Research by GeophysicsStudy of Groundwater Contamination from Saline intrusion,

Agricultural chemicals & Gas presence by GeophysicsDeepwell Design & Analysis of Pumping Tests

Soil Foundation Review by Geophysics

Compliments from

PP Gérard & RA Terry AudineauCivil Engineer

RI District Grant Sub-Committee Chair

Compliments from

PP Alfred LaygoJemuel LaygoRotaract Past President

Compliments fromDGE LINDA WINTER

Rota-Kid Jennifer Winter

Compliments from

PP Ben & RAPP Cely Ladilad

Compliments from

Pres. Libby Rillera-Fernandezand Family

Compliments from

Dir. David V. Rees, RA Yoly& Rotakid Lauren

Compliments from

Dir./PP Bert TalcoCivil Engineer

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Baby’s Script20 October 2012Sec. Baby Kaur

seCreTary’s UPdaTe

Reminders

• Committee meetings & activities – Committee/

Sub-committee Chairs, please text or email details

to me - what, when & who attended – these will

be used for the Canao, for the grid of participation

and for the collation of the monthly reports

• Attendance Make-ups – please text or send to

my email address: [email protected]

kindly observe the 14 day window (i.e. 14 days

before and after the meeting)

Happy Birthday!PP Diony Claridad – 21 October

Rtn Pam Perkins – 24 October

Happy Induction Anniversary!Rtn Jody alabanza – 23 October – 13 years

Happy Wedding Anniverary!

RAPP Louie & PP Diony Claridad – 21 October

For The RecordGuests present during the 13 October Club Assembly:

Visiting Rtn from California Rtn Milt Camp, Martha Palasico, RK Jennifer Winter, RS Larry Apostol, & guests of Rtn Cess Apostol namely: Jesse Bestre, Louise Bawas, Yvone Chu, Danica Jane Madarang, Denise Jane Abance, Jean Karlo Caraga, Aldian Simyu Po

We missed you last 13 October Club Assembly:

Rtn Jody Alabanza (exc), EIC Em Badua (mu), Rtn Jun Bahul, Treas. Marilyn Barredo (ol), IPP Flo Bayquen (ol), SAA Jun Bondoc (mu), PP Mia Cawed, PP Diony Claridad (exc), Rtn Michel Crausaz, Rtn Naas Demyttenaere (ol), Rtn Abe Estrada, Rtn Lani Fabi (mu), Rtn Glen Flores, Rtn Karl Flores, Rtn Garry Lo Ang, Rtn Philip Marania, Rtn Herb Meadows, PP Roger Naz (exc), PP Angeling Palma (exc), Rtn Joe Ramos (exc), Rtn Yam Rodriguez, PP Teop Rondez (exc), PP Helmut Schlaaff, Rtn Jen Soriano, Rtn Dhory Vicencio & PP Johnny Zarate (exc)

The Week in Review12 Oct VISIT

Sunshine Committee visit to PP Johnny Zarate with Rtn Joey Bugayong, Pres Libby Fernandez, Sec Baby Kaur, & PE Uwe Koeller

12 Oct Meeting of Scholarship Committee with University of Baguio contingent With Pres. Libby Fernandez, Dir. David Rees and Dir. Mark Flores

17 Oct RYLA Pre-departure briefing With SAA Jun Bondoc, Pres Libby Fernandez, Sec Baby Kaur, Rotaract & Interact Clubs members

Upcoming Events and Schedule

19 October Regular Board Meeting

19 - 21 October RYLAGrande Island Subic Bay Freeport Zone

21 OctoberMODELS MISSION Belig, Kayapa, Bakun, Benguet ET Departure: 4:00 a.m. Meeting Place: SLU Hospital Parking Lot

26 OctoberMODELS MISSIONAmpucao Medical Mission

27 OctoberVocational Awards

16 - 18 NovemberRotary Zone Institute Sunway Lagoon Hotel, Selangor, Malaysia

24 NovemberTRF Seminar Oxford Hotel, Subic Freeport Zone


www.usana. com Contact:

Pres. Flo Bayquen Rtn. Jun Bahul Rtn. Joe Ursua

RAPP Yolly Faelnar

Compliments from:

Dir. Maria Corazon D. OcampoLSP Site Operations Manager

Kintetsu World Express (Philippines) Inc.3rd Flr., PEZA Admin Bldg, Loakan Rd., Baguio City

Joseph O. BayquenSales ManagerMobile +63(917)[email protected]

Nibaliw Vidal, San Fabian, Pangasinan Tel. No.: (+6375) 511-2023www.sierravistabeachresort.com

We encourage members to write articles. You

can share your articles to be uploaded to the Club’s

website at www.rcbaguio.org and to be published

on the Cañao Weekly Newsletter. We are looking

forward to your interesting articles. Happy Writing!

37 Vegetable Booths withAmple Parking Area

Amenities

Well-Lit “Bagsakan ” Area

Puguis Realty Traders’ Center, Inc.a Palma CompanyMA 072, Palmaville, Puguis, La Trinidad, BenguetTelephone (074) 422 5549

Heiner L. MaulbeckerManaging Director

The Manor at Camp John Hay Baguio

Compliments from:

BAY-SPORTS Manufacturing Inc.PEZA Baguio

High Quality Toys

Be RCB’s Partner in Service to the community

ADVERTISE in The Cañao!


Rtn. Joe Ursua (Obstetrician-Gynecologist/Sonologist)

RA Dr. Mary Bess Ursua (Anesthesiologist/Pediatric Anesthesia)

and Rotakids: Francis Joseph, Randall Josef, Marie Beatrice, Paul Josh

Compliments from

Rtn. Quinn Dahilan, RA Roselyn,Rotakids Quelvin Ross

and Queziah Rae

Compliments from

Sec. Baby Kaur and Family

Compliments from:

VP Chris & RAPP Yolly Faelnarand Family

Compliments from:

Rtn. Peter Wasing & Family

DR. JOSEPH M. BAYQUENDentist

Don Jose De Leon III CenterUpper Session Rd., Baguio City

Tel. No.: 442-7394

Rotary CARESfor our country, for our world, for it’s people.

PP Veeh Balajo, Spouse Wylie and Family

PP Mike and RAPP Mina Pearson

Hexacom EnterprizesJonalyn Laurian

[email protected]. No: 442-0918

TSB Bazaar48-50 Magsaysay Ave Baguio City

Tel Nos: 619-1312; 619-2911

T R I N I B A N KRURAL BANK OF LA TRINIDAD, INC.

JC 105 Solis Bldg., Pico, La Trinidad, BenguetTelefax: 422-2328 / 309-2328E-mail [email protected]

Compliments fromGemma Picpican

TAIPAN MARKETINGTel. No. 442-1936

Security Bank Building Abanao St. cor. Chugum St. Baguio City

Tel.: +6374 442-8053 Telefax: +6374 442-2671

Email: [email protected]

ALMA TERESA O. MENDALLASenior Manager

www.securitybank.com

B A G U I O B R A N C H

Compliments from

Rtn. Lani Fabi & Family

Compliments from:

Mr. Eduardo and Pie Gaspar

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