28 - 16 February 2013

SERVICE ABOVE SELF • Volume LXV Number 28 - 16 February 2013

The Rotary Club of Baguiomeets at the Baguio Country Club

every Saturday at 12:30 pmwww.rcbaguio.org

7 Daysto the

Diamond Jubillee Night23 February 2013

Baguio Country Club

February is World Understanding

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?

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12:00 Fellowship 12:30 Call to Order . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pres. Libby Fernandez Invocation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PP Mike Pearson Pambansang Awit Rotary Hymn 12:40 Entertainment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PP Ben Ladilad 12:50 Intro of VR and G . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rtn. Bennie Laranang 12:55 Finest Moments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rtn. Yam Rodriguez 1:00 RaffleDraw . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sec. Baby Kaur 1:10 RotaryInformation: OfficialDirectory/OpportunitiesforFellowship/ClubSinging . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dir.Atom 1:20 Members’ Time 1:25 President’s Time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pres. Libby Fernandez 1:30 Intro of GHS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DGSCGérardAudineau Speech/Talk of GHS 1:50 Response . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rtn. Pam Perkins 2:10 Pilipinas Kong Mahal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(Everyone) 2:15 Adjournment

Program Coordinator PP Veeh BalajoRetrospectorDir.GigiMaranan

Greeter Rtn. Gary Que Lo Ang

Today’s Programme

Guest of Honor and Speaker

Natazzia Audrey M. Panaligan

InsIde The CanaoPresident’s Corner . . . . . . . . . . .2GHSProfile,RCBRollofMembers. . .3In Retrospect . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4RI President’s/TRF CHAIR’s Message .6RI NEWS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7RCB News . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8RCB on The Move. . . . . . . . . . . .9Secretary’s Update . . . . . . . . . . 10

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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

Advisers

Peace Through ServicePres. Libby Fernandez

PresIdenT’s Corner

Aweek-endwithourJapanesevisitorswasafulfillingone.ThroughtheBaguioScholarshipFoundation,ourlinkwithseveralRotaryClubsinJapaniscontinuouslystrengthened.The34thyearoftheirvisitwashighlightedwiththepresentationof theirdonationto theClub’sscholarshipprogram,andfellowshipwithalltheirscholarsintheCityandajointmeetingwithourCluband the Rotary Club of Baguio Summer Capital.

We presented our scholars who thrilled them with our very own “pandango sa ilaw” dance. It was quite an experience for our scholars to have spent a night rubbing elbowswith their 34delegationof generoussponsors.

We have spent this week getting in touch with ourmother Club, theRotaryClubofManila,oursisterclubsandtheDistrict,makingsure theyhave received their invitation for our 75th Anniversary celebration nextSaturday.Already!?OurClub,undertheeverenergetic,determinedandinsistingDJTrilogy,definitelywantstosharethismuchawaitedeventwitheveryone who have touched and have been part of the Rotary Club of Baguio. Itisgoingtobeabigreunion!Letustherefore,braceourselvesandmakeawarm welcome for everyone!

Ofcoursethe75thAnniversaryCelebration,whichactuallystartedwithawholeyearofvariousactivities,marksFebruary2013as“thecelebrationmonth”.Our calendar shows a Photo Exhibit of theClub, showcasing theclub’s rich history to be held at the West Wing of the Baguio Country Club andopensonFebruary15,2013.ThedeclarationoftheRotaryClubofBaguioWeekbytheCityofBaguioinrecognitionoftheClub’sfruitfulpartnershipwithothersforserviceisinthemakingtoo!BigthanksforPRDirector,Dir.Gigi Maranan for all these perks!

ForthePANAGBENGAFestivaloftheCity,ourClub,inpartnershipwithCluster1-Cwill, holdaweek long “serviceabove self” participation.TheRotaryMobileClinicwillbeourbaseforrenderingourMODELSforseven(7)days.TheMobileClinicwillbeparkedattheAssumption-SessionRoadcorner and render the following services: Monday -EENT; Tuesday –OBGyne; Wednesday-Optometry; Thursday-Medical; Friday-Pedia; Saturday-Surgery and Sunday-Legal. Another booth shall be purely dental services for all the daysof theweek.PPVeehBalajocertainlyexertedgreateffortscharmingour doctor friends to put in a day or two in this mission.

Sodearmembers,enjoySessioninBloom!RoamandshopupanddownSessionRoadandstillfindagoodhearttocheckontheMobileClinic.Youareallwelcometogreetapatient,ormakeourdoctors’coffeeorsomething.Therecanneverbetoomanyhandsforthewholetime.Seeingyoursmiles,bursting over your jokes and bearing your “again” stories aremedicationenough!! Being around is service itself! Please put an extra by wearing a Rotary shirt – PR too!

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

Name:Natazzia Audrey M. PanaliganAge:20 y/oBirthday:August3,1992From:Tuy,BatangasCurrent Address:Block15Lot22BitaoSt.,MeadowoodExecutiveVillage,Bacoor,CaviteBaguio Address:#11MarcosHighway,BaguioCityFather’s Name:Dr.OnesimoM.Panaligan,PhDMother’s Name:Loida M. PanaliganHobbies / Interests:Writeliterarypieces,news,featurestories;playpiano;draw; paintSchool:University of the Philippines BaguioCourse:BachelorofArtsinCommunication,MajorinSpeechCommunication,MinorinBroadcastCommunicationYear: 4thyear,graduating

**President,RotaractClubofUPBaguio,2012-2013**InternalAffairsMinister,AssociationofPre-lawStudent(UPBaguio),2012-2013

GuesT of honor and sPeakerMariver AGAYAS COMMUNCTN/MEDIA- CorrespondentJody ALABANZA ARCHITECTURE- Urban PlanningCess APOSTOL PHF REAL ESTATE- DevelopmentGérard AUDINEAU PHF + 8 ENGINEERING- Civil EngineeringMarcel BADUA PHF COMPUTERS/IT- Graphic DesignJun BAHUL * GOVERNMENT- Election LawsVeeh BALAJO PHF + 4 HEALTH CARE- Ob-GyneMarilyn BARREDO PHF BANKING/MONEY- Info TechnologyFlo BAYQUEN PHF + 3 REAL ESTATE- Sales & Property MgmtJun BONDOC PHF SOCIAL SERVICE- Entrepreneurship DevJoey BUGAYONG PHF HEALTH CARE- General SurgeryJun CARDONA * SCIENCE/TECH- Entomology R&DMia CAWED PHF LEGAL- JudiciaryRaffy CHAN PHF+2 ARCHITECTURE- DesignDiony CLARIDAD PHF HEALTH CARE- AdministrationMichel CRAUSAZ EDUCATION- High School AdminNaas DEMYTTENAERE PHF + 7 EDUCATION- Training/Dev’tIke DULNOAN PHF + 1 MINING- ExplorationAbe ESTRADA LEGAL- Criminal Defense EducationLani FABI PHF COMMUNCTN/MEDIA- TelecomChris FAELNAR PHF + 3 ENGINEERING- Power GenerationLibby FERNANDEZ PHF + 2 LEGAL- Criminal LawGlen FLORES CONSTRUCTION- Comm’l/Resid’l ContractingMark FLORES PHF ARCHITECTURE- ConstructionKarl FLORES GOVERNMENT- Barangay AffairsBaby KAUR PHF MKTG/SALES- Retail SalesUwe KOELLER PHF MKTG/SALES- E-commerceBen LADILAD PHF + 4 GOVERNMENT- Research & Dev’tLily LANDAYAN PHF EDUCATION- SecondaryBennie LARANANG* FINANCIAL SERVICE- CPA Private PracticeAlfred LAYGO PHF + 4 EDUCATION- MedicalGary LO ANG MANUFACTURING- Operations MgmtGigi MARANAN PHF MGMT/ADMIN- Special EventsPhilip MARANIA SERVICES- Printer SpecialistHerb MEADOWS PHF MGMT/ADMIN- Property MgmtAtom MENDALLA PHF BANKING/MONEY- Universal BankingRoger NAZ * ARCHITECTURE- General PracticeCora OCAMPO PHF MANUFACTURING- Logistics Site ProviderAngeling PALMA PHF REAL ESTATE- Townhouse DevelopmentLito PANGILINAN PHF + 1 MKTG/SALES- General MerchandiseMike PEARSON PHF + 1 FOOD INDUSTRY- Fast FoodChris PERALTA PHF + 1 HEALTH CARE- DiabetologyPam PERKINS SERVICES- Hotel ManagementJoe RAMOS PHF EDUCATION- Post GraduateDavid REES PHF + 4 ENGINEERING- Quantity SurveyingYam RODRIGUEZ EDUCATION- Development AdminTeop RONDEZ PHF LEGAL- Civil LawHelmut SCHLAAFF PHF + 4 MANUFACTURING- Marble SpecialistJen SORIANO HEALTH CARE- OrthodonticsBenny SUNGA (Benefactor) PHF + 2 HEALTH CARE- UrologyBert TALCO PHF +5 ENGINEERING- Civil EngineeringJoe URSUA * SCIENCE/TECH- OBGyne SonologyDoming VALENCIA PHF + 1 MINING- ConsultancyDhory VICENCIO MGMT/ADMIN- Mall OperationAngie VISPERAS PHF + 1 ART & DESIGN- Art GoodsPeter WASING FOOD INDUSTRY- Café EntrepreneurLinda WINTER Maj Donor + PHF HEALTH CARE- Dentistry

rCB roll of MeMBers

Natazzia Audrey M. Panaligan


DuringEntertainment,PPDoming,PPChrisPeralta,RtnJody,PPLito,PPDionyandRtn.Angiesangnostalgicsongs,“Let

me call you Sweetheart” and “You are my sunshine”.

VPChrisFaelnaristhatdaysOfficerincharge,seendoinga good job making sure our guest of honor and speaker is

comfortable

Rtn.Abefilledtheairwithloveashefinedeachmemberswith love quotes.

Rtn. Lani is greeted a Happy Birthday by the club! Thanks again for the Ice cream treat!

The Regular MeetingThat Was09 February 2013PP Diony Claridad

In reTrosPeCT

FromwhereIwassitting,IcouldseetheprofilesofPPDoming,PPVeeh,PPLito,EICEm,PPRaffy,VPChris,PEUwe,RtnAngie,Rtn JunBahulandRtn Jody.Theywere the early birds.

A few others were posing for a photo shoot by Ems for the anniversary Canao Issue.

At12:30pm,VPChrisFaelnarcalledthemeetingtoorder.TheInvocationensuedwithRtnJoeyinvokingformenbers’commitmentandresponsibilitiestotheclubinparticularandtothecommunityingeneral.Healsoprayed forwisdom for the club officers. TheNationalAnthem and Rotary Hymn were sung by all.

Asthemeetingprogressed,RtnspouseLarryApostoltook pictures. Rtn. Angie Visperas entertained everyone withhisharmonica/accordion,timelesspieces-“Lara’stheme” and “Somewhere my Love.” Not to be outdone PPDoming,PPChrisPeralta,RtnJody,PPLito,andmyselfsangnostalgicsongs,“LetmecallyouSweetheart”and“You are my sunshine”.Finally Rtn Angie did a solo,“Inday ng Buhay ko”.

At12:45Pm,PEUweIntroducedvisitingRotariansandguestswitha twistby startingwith theaudiencefirstandthenattheheadtable,last.

At12:40Pm,RtnJodyintroducedtheguestspeakerbut first, he gave a “TIP” on proper introduction. TIPmeaning–Topic,Importance,Person.

At12:50Pm,DirectorMilaRimandotalkedonprivatesector participation on regional development planfor2011-2016suchas:Thestatisticsontheeconomicsituation of the Cordilleras, investment programs andinfrastructure. Likewise, private participation like:collaboration, planning, consultation and informationsharing.

During open Forum the following Rotarians askedthese questions: PP Benny-Why the DPWH had fewprojectsforCAR?RtnNaas-WhyNEDAhadpoorsupportfor farmers? PP Mike- How are projects monitored? PP Jun Bahul- What about the CHARM project?

TheresponsewasgivenbyPPDomingValencia.

Rtn Abe Estrada, the FineMaster raised 2950PHPwhichwillgotowardtheDiamondJubileeCelebration.The Raffle Draw, sponsored by Secretary Baby raised


1350PHPtowardtheDiamondJubileeCelebrationtoo.Members Time was composed of PP Mike’s request for available building to post their “Election Awareness“ tarpaulins ; PP Doming reported the predicamentconcerning the DJC ties ordered from RotaryInternational, the package is currently being held atCustoms in Manila; He will try to retrieve the package on Tuesday. In the meantime the alternative wasdiscussed with members and it was decided that the cordilleratiewornduringPPBen‘stermoranybesttiewilldo.ForthePresident‘stimeannouncementsgivenbyVPChris as thepresidingofficerwere:Thebudgetfor theDJCwith everyone’s helpwith the solicitationads we are close to making the budget needed ; The birthdaycelebrants,RtnJunCardonawasnotpresent,wecelebratedRtnLani‘spastbirthdaywithicecream;additionally, the jointmeetingwithSummerCapitaland our Japanese Scholarship Sponsors will be held tomorrow, Sunday at 6:00PM at the Training Room,Baguio Country Club and the dinner fee is 525PHP. We then sang Pilipinas Kong Mahal and VP Chris adjourned themeetingat3:30PM.

GHSDirectorMilaRimandotalkedonprivatesectorparticipationonregionaldevelopmentplanfor2011-2016

VPChrisFaelnargaveaCertificateofAppreciationtoourGHSasareturnedforsharinghertimeandknowledge.

Rotary Club of BaguioDiamond Jubilee

Baguio Country ClubMulti-Purpose Hall23 February 2013

Quotes from Paul Harris• One’s nativity is not of his own choosing, but

whateveritmaybe,itisentitledtorespect;andallnationshavehonorableplaceintheworld’sfamily.

• There is nothing in the genius of America more precious today than the spirit of religious and politicaltoleranceinitsapplicationtoourownpeople.

• Howstrangeitisthatmurderhasthesanctionof law in one and only one of the human relationships,andthatisthemostimportantofall,thatofnationtonation.

• In the clashes between ignorance and intelligence, ignorance is generally theaggressor.

• It has been the way of Rotary to focus thought upon matters in which members are inagreement,ratherthanuponmattersinwhichthey are in disagreement.

• Segregation never brought anyone anythingexcept trouble.

• Thehigherthegeneralaverageofintelligence,allthingselsebeingequal,thelessthedispositiontobemeddlesome,critical,andoverbearing.


InDecember,IspokeatthefirstofthethreeRotaryGlobal Peace Forums we have planned for this Rotary year. Thisfirst event,with the theme“PeaceWithoutBorders,” was held in Berlin, the home of the BerlinPeace Clock. The clock, intended as a piece of art, is3 meters high and weighs over 2 tons. On its side are inscribedthewords,Timeburstsallwallsasunder.

The clock was unveiled on 9 November 1989. That was the day the Berlin Wall fell. It was a wonderful coincidence that the moment the hands on the clock began to move, the orders were given to open thebordertoWestBerlin.Thewordswrittenonthesideofthe clock had come true.

In Rotary, we do not divide our work by nation,culture,orlanguage.Itdoesnotmatterwhatisprintedin your passport.Whatmatters is that you believe inServiceAboveSelf.ButeveninRotary,itiseasytothinkintermsofcountriesorcommunities.Thisprojectmayhelp someone inmy own community, or that projectmayhelpsomeonefromGermany,orKenya,orSouthAfrica.Sometimeswethinkofdifferenttypesofborders.Thisproject,wethink,helpstheyoung.Thishelpstheelderly.Thishelpspeoplewhoarehungry,poor,orsick,orwhohavedisabilities.

The truth is that Service Above Self does not know suchborders.Whenweserve,theimpactisnotlimitedtoour community,or the communitywearehelping.Wearenotonlyhelping theyoung,or theelderly,orthisschool,orthatorphanage.Whenweserve,wearehelpingallofhumanity.Theeffectsofwhatwedogoon and on.

WhenweputServiceAboveSelf,wearemakingachoice. We are choosing to put other people’s needs aheadofourowndesires.Wearesaying,“Yourproblemsaremyproblems,andIcareenoughtohelpyou.”

Rotary brings peace by addressing the needs that causeconflict: theneed forcleanwater, fornutrition,sanitation,andhealthcare.Whentheseneedsaremet,there is opportunity. And there is hope. Hope has no borders. It is the garden from which peace can grow.

Peace Through Service brings out the best in us. It makes us aware of the borders we set up around ourselves – and it helps us tear them down.

Rotary was built upon the idea of advancing goodwill and understanding – it’s in ourmission, andpart of everythingwedo. TheRotary Foundationhassixareasoffocus,eachofwhichisimportant.Buteveryone of them depends on peace in the world. We can’t celebratetheWorldDayofSocialJusticeon20Februaryunless we have peace. We can’t really celebrate World Understanding and Peace Day on 23 February, whichalsomarksRotary’s108thyearofexistence,unlesswecan say that we are working for peace.

There are endless ways to help build peace in our world,throughourclubsandthroughourFoundation.The polio eradication initiative, as the largest globalpublichealthinitiativeinhistory,isdoingatremendousamount to promote peace – by building partnerships between thepublic andprivate sectors, by improvinghealthinfrastructureandmonitoringthepoorestareas,and by making it clear to all that we cannot have a healthyworldifevenonechildisforgotten.

Peace comes from sharing, and as many of youknow, Rotary Shares is my personal answer to whateachRotarianshouldbedoing.Thismonth,whichwecelebrateinRotaryasWorldUnderstandingMonth,theefforts of every district, club, and Rotarian should bedirected toward doing something for peace.

rI PresIdenT’s MessaGe

February 2013

Fellow RotariansSakuji Tanaka President, Rotary International

Trf ChaIr’s MessaGe

February 2013

Help build peace in our worldWilfrid J. Wilkinson Foundation Trustee Chair


Rotarians Walt Schafer and Sadikiel Kimaro have learned a few things about sustainability in their five years of working together to bring clean water,sanitation, and economic development to northernTanzania.

Schafer, a member of the Rotary Club of Chico,California, USA, and Kimaro, amember of the RotaryClubofMoshi,Tanzania,areincontacteveryfewdays,either by phone or by email.

“A personal connectionwith our partners is vital,”Schafer says of their relationship. He adds that theirconnectionillustratesanotherkeytomakingaprojectsustainable: working with a Rotarian contact who is part oftherecipientcommunity.KimarogrewupinMwika,one of the communities that has benefited from theprojects.

The Chico and Moshi Rotary clubs have collaborated since 2008 on a series of projects, planting trees,providing schools with clean water, distributingdeworming medication, and working on variouscommunity development initiatives. The efforts havebenefited50,000peopleinMwikaandnearbyvillages.

TosharewhattheyhavelearnedwithotherRotarians,the clubs have created a video, “10 Key Points for aSuccessfulInternationalRotaryProject,”whichappearson the project’s website.

It notes the importance of getting broad supportfromclubmembers, involvingmultiple clubs,buildinga strong relationship between host club and itsinternational partner, engaging local communities,conducting multiyear projects, and seeking localsolutions.

“We started with water and sanitation and that’sbasicallyallwedid,”explainsSchafer.“Thenwedecidedto develop horizontally, that is, to do more broadcommunitydevelopmentratherthanreplicatingwaterandsanitationinotherareasthatwedidn’tknowverywell.”

The clubs looked to The Rotary Foundation’s sixareas of focus as a guide and met with local community members to determine what was needed.

“By asking residents what they needed and staying

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Clubs share lessons learned from sustainable projects in northern TanzaniaBy Vanessa Glavinskas

Rotary News -- 5 February 2013

School children wash their hands at newly installed faucets. The RotaryclubsofChico,California,USA,andMoshi,Tanzania,have

collaborated since 2008 on a series of projects,plantingtrees,providing

schools with clean water,distributing

deworming medication,

and working on various community

development initiatives.Photo

courtesy of the Rotary Club of Chico

truetothepriorities,weendedupdoingwork infiveoftheareasoffocus,”Schafersays.“Itmaylooklikeadisconnectedsetofprojects,buttheyaretiedtogetherby having single leadership in a single area.”

The clubs have used matching grants and club-to-club transfers to pay for the projects. As chance would haveit,bothclubswereindistrictsparticipatingintheFutureVisionPilot,athree-yeartestoftheFoundation’snewgrantmodel,whichlaunchesworldwideinJuly.

The clubswereamong thefirst tomakeuseof anonlineapplicationprocessforglobalgrants.

“The application process has becomemuch easierand much simpler for the global grants, becauseit’s all done online now,” Schafer says. “It was reallycomplicated [before] and now that’s all done online. It’s a very user-friendly system.”

The clubs are now applying for their third global grant.Ifit’sapproved,thetotalfundingfortheprojectsin northern Tanzania will reach about US$529,000.The next phase of the project will replace the entirecommunity water system in Mwika, improve severalmedical clinics, bring solar power to a communitylibrary,andcreateacomputerlab.Theclubsalsohopeto expand a mentoring program for subsistence farmers in the area to help them market their produce.

“We have kept this going for so many years because that’sthebestwaytohaveabigimpact,”Schafersays.“Many projects are in and out -- we’ve seen other nonprofitsputthingsinandthenthere’snofollow-up.We’ve stayed involved both for sustainability and to have a larger communitywide model.”


Joint Dinner & Fellowship with Japanese Guests & RC Summer Capital10 February 2013

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TogetherwithRCBaguioSummerCapital,TheRotaryClubofBaguiohelda jointmeetingand fellowship tocater our Japanese Guest. For almost 14 years they havebeensupportingourclubsinfundingscholarshiptoworthystudents.Duringthemeet,wepresentedourscholars who entertain our guest with a dance number. The presented a traditional dance of “Pandanggo sailaw. Rtn. Cess Apostol emceed this program.

Present were Pres Libby Fernandez, PP GerardAudineau,RtnVellAgayas,RtnCess&RSLarryApostol,EICEmBadua,TreasMarilyBarrado,RtnVangieCacho,Rtn Lani Fabi,DirMark&RAAbigail Flores, SecBabyKaur, PE Uwe Koeller, Rtn Lilly Landayan, Dir CoraOcampo,DirDavidRees,RtnWilmaTadije,PPBertTalco&DGELindaWinter.

RCB showcase it’s history through a Photo Exhibit15 February 2013

Intimeforout75thYearasacharterclub,theRotary

Club of Baguio held a photo exhibit at the west Wing of

the Rotary Club of Baguio. This exhibit showcased the

wondrous years of the club in it’s experience in being

theleaderincommunityservice.Throughtheinitiatives

ofDir.GigiMaranantheRCBaguiohistorywillbeshared

to everyone.

In this exhibit are photos of various community

service projects, fellowship of RC Baguio founding

fathers, pictures of Past Presidents and District

Governors from our Club.


rCB on The Move

RCB attends Itogon Grade 1 teachers exam dayFebruary 08, 2013 - Itogon, Benguet

Itogon Grade 1 teachers who were trained in

Mathematics went into an actual teaching exams for

elementary school children. The Literacy Project of

RotaryClubofBaguioinpartnerwithSLU,DepEd-CAR

and the Governent of Itogon to train Grade 1 teachers

willbeputintotestastheywillseeiftheycaneffectively

teach students math.

09March2013willbethegraduationoftheteacher

trainees.

RCB attends Cluster 1C Project Salaknib ti WaigFebruary 08, 2013

Insupporttoincleaningourenvironment,theRotary

clubofBaguiotogetherwithotherclubsinCluster1-C,

joinedthekick-offfor“SalaknibtiWaig,IlogNatin,Linis

Natin”atM.RoxasTeacher’sCampBarangay.Itwould

bea5monthlongproject,whichaimstocleanupthe

river that runs along the said barangay. Rubber boots

and gloves were donated to some residents to help

them start in the clean up drive.

The delegation is in hope that this project will be

successful so that we can have a cleaner and unpolluted

river.


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-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

Baby’s Script 09 February 2013Sec. Baby Kaur

seCreTary’s uPdaTe

Happy Birthday!Rtn Yam Rodriguez – Feb. 19RAJulietDemyttenaere–Feb.21

Happy Wedding Annivers ary!SAAJun&RosaBondoc–Feb.21

Happy Induction Anniversary!RtnNaasDemyttenaere–Feb.19–8yearsPPHelmutSchlaaff–Feb.20–14yearsPP Mia Cawed – Feb. 22 – 10 years

For The RecordRotary Anns/Spouses present during the 9 Feb. meeting:RAPPCelyLadilad&RSLarryApostolGuest/s present during the 9 Feb. meeting: MarthaPalasicoguestofRtnMiltCamp&ErnestBasbasguest of Rtn Yam RodriguezVisiting Rotarians present during the 02 Feb. Regular Meeting:Rtn Milt CampWe missed you last 9 Feb. meeting:PPGerardAudineau(mu),IPPFloBayquen,RtnVangieCacho(mu),RtnJunCardona,PPMiaCawed,RtnMichelCrausaz,PresLibbyFernandez(mu),RtnGlenFlores,RtnKarlFlores,DirMarkFlores(mu),DirGigiMaranan(mu),DirAtomMendalla(mu),PPRogerNaz(exc),DirCoraOcampo(mu),PPAngelingPalma(exc),RtnPamPerkins,RtnJoeRamos(exc),PPHelmutSchlaaff(ol),RtnGenSoriano,RtnWilmaTadije(mu),PPBertTalco(mu),RtnJoeUrsua,RtnDhoryVicencio,RtnPeterWasing&DGNLinda Winter (mu)

The Week in Review09 Feb. DJC Meeting

headedbytheTrilogyPPVeehBalajo,PPRaffyChan,PPDomingattendedbyEICEmBadua,VPChrisFealnar&SecBabyKaur

10 Feb. ABONG Meeting with Japanese Delegates at the Japanese – Filipino Scholarship Foundation for the scholarship fund withDGELindaWinter,PresLibbyFernandez,PPGerardAudineau,PEUwe&DirDavid

10 Feb. Joint Dinner & Fellowship with Japanese Guests & RC Summer Capital headedbyPresLibbyFernandez&attendedby


Upcoming Events and Schedule

23 Feb. RCB Diamond Anniversary

27 Feb. RC Baguio Sunrise Anniversary

MARCH LITERACY MONTH

02 March District Family Day

Venue: Tieza Hilaga San Fernando, Pampanga

Time: 8 AM to 5 PM

09 March GRADAUTION of Math Teachers in Itogon

11 April 4th Leg Tony Bautista Golf Tournament

12-13 April District Conference

Venue: Sofitel, Manila

03 May RC Baguio 17th Golf Fellowship BaguioCountryClub,GolfCourse

01 June Year End Review

Venue: Lakeshore, Mexico Pampanga

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 BarredoEditor/Adviser

Rtn. Cecille ApostolAdviser

Rtn. Marcel BaduaLayout/Editor-in-Chief

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Mark&RAAbigailFlores,SecBabyKaur,PEUwe

Koeller,RtnLillyLandayan,DirCoraOcampo,Dir

DavidRees,RtnWilmaTadije,PPBertTalco&

DGELindaWinter

11 Feb. Farewell to the Japanese

guestsbyPPGerardAudineau&EICEmBadua

12 Feb. PP Gerard Audineau, Rtn Naas Demyttenaere

& EIC Em Badua talk with Toyota on Matching

Grant to Provide a school van for Itogon

13 Feb. Preparation for the 17th Golf Tournament

EIC eM Badua and PP Gerard Audineau

Compliments from:

Rtn. Mariver AgayasMabuhay Baguio

Sky Cable Channel 12every Monday 6:30 pm

Compliments from

Rtn. Lani Fabi and Family

Compliments from

DGE Linda and RK Jenny Winter


Compliments from

Sec. Baby Kaur and FamilyBaby Souvenir Store

1064-65 Dahlia Alley, Marbay Building Baguio City

Compliments from

PP Alfred LaygoJemuel Laygo Joseph C Laygo

Rotaract Past President Rotaract President

Compliments from:

Atty. Abe EstradaFollow the Love Guru

www.facebook.com/abelardo.estrada.9

Compliments from

PP Gérard & RA Terry AudineauCivil Engineer

RI District Grant Sub-Committee Chair

Compliments from:

BAY-SPORTS Manufacturing Inc.PEZA Baguio

High Quality Toys

Greetings from

Rtn. Marcel, Glyn & Gab Baduaand from the Friends of the Baguio Museum, Inc.

www.baguiomuseum.org

Compliments from

Rtn. Jun Bahul

Compliments from:

ATE MITZ CANTEENSLU Campus Bonifacio Street

Compliments from

PP Ben & RAPP Cely Ladilad

Compliments from

Pres. Libby Rillera-Fernandezand Family

Compliments from

Dir./PP Bert TalcoCivil Engineer

Compliments from

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

Compliments from:

VP Chris & RAPP Yolly Faelnarand Family

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