BCC Herald June 2015 by Baguio Country Club Corporation Events Department

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A Legacy of Service Excellence and Timeless Traditions

June 2015

The New Roman Ozaeta Wing

herald Ruminations Most institutions hold grand celebrations on the silver, golden, diamond or centennial anniversaries and hold perfunctory observances on other years. Baguio Country Club in not only in a class of its own, it has also achieved enough to warrant a Super Centennial. Over the last 110 years, the “decidedly primitive” clubhouse has grown into a 5-story edifice with 166 rooms. The social center of Baguio of old has become the leader in the tourism and hospitality industry of the City. Over the last decade, the Club has been at the moving spirit of the two biggest tourism activities in Northern Luzon: the Panagbenga Festival and the Hotel, Restaurant and Tourism Weekend. Not surprisingly well-deserved recognition has marked the last decade. Last year, the Club's abiding efforts to 'go green' met the standards set for it to be recognized by ASEAN as a Green Hotel for 2014-2016. Now, Baguio Country Club will be the only 5-Star hotel in the northern Philippines.

Editorial Team Bona Elisa O. Resurreccion Editor-in-Chief Albert Flores Mary Lou Galiste Managing Editors Jonathan Borromeo Assistant Managing Editor Thian Hermosa Jamil Angelo Rivera Design and Layout Evangeline Payno Andrew Pinero Juliet Cristina Llobrera-Pasion Jessabel Estrera Darwin Morfe Cheryl Anne Estepa Contributing Writers PHOTO TECHniques Thian Hermosa Customer Service Department Human Resources Department Special Projects Department Grounds Division Photos Antonia Serafica Jenny Dotdot Circulation © ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

Congratulations Baguio Country Club!

Bona Elisa O. Resurreccion Editor-in-Chief

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The beautifully renovated Roman Ozaeta Wing is now open.

We welcome contributors from members! Interested members may submit their contributions to: Sales, Marketing and Events Dept. Baguio Country Club, Baguio City Fax: (074) 442.6501 and (074) 442.7674 baguiocountryclub.events@gmail.com We also accommodate advertisements at reasonable rates.

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CONTENTS

BAGUIO COUNTRY CLUB: Celebrating 110 Years of Excellent Service and Timeless Traditions

Thanksgiving Mass

Releasing 110 Doves

Tree Planting by BCC Members, Employees and Caddies

Employees’ ‘110’ Formation

Wine and Cheese Party

110th Anniversary Member and Guest Golf Tournament

Medical and Dental Mission

Assessment and Assistive Device Distribution

Photo and Memorabilia Exhibit

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CONTENTS BCC Celebrates its 110th Anniversary in a Unique Way

Holy Week Activities and Easter Celebrations

Holiday 2014 Celebrations

Annual Proprietary Membersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Meeting

Golf Tournament Results

BCC Holds Fire Evacuation and Emergency Drill

BCC Construction Projects for the Year 2015

Panagbenga: Two Dacades and Counting

Chefâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Corner

Membership Matters

Club Announcements

Room Promotions

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HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON The Club's 2015 Panagbenga float was inspired by the successful movie, How to Train Your Dragon. The mythical dragon embodies the Club's 100 year existence as a leader innovating change and setting trends in the service industry. The other characters represent the residents of Baguio who hail from different parts of the country. They not only co-exist in the city, oftentimes, they also team up to make Baguio a better place to live in.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Chairman Rodolfo B. Albano Members Federico R. Agcaoili Erlinda I. Bildner Victoria C. de los Reyes Juan Carlos G. del Rosario Jose Roman S. Ozaeta Sylvia I. Yap

Dear Fellow Members: First, allow me to congratulate Mr. Anthony de Leon and his Management Team for bringing the Club into Five (5) Star status with the Department of Tourism (DOT)!

Advisory Director Margarita R. Cojuangco OFFICERS Federico R. Agcaoili President Ernesto P. Sanchez Vice President for Finance/Treasurer Lorna P. Kapunan Vice President for Legal Affairs Victoria C. de los Reyes Corporate Secretary Aurora I. Montemayor Valerie D. Gonzales Assistant Corporate Secretary Manolita L. Morales Assistant Treasurer STANDING COMMITTEES Membership Atty. Federico R. Agcaoili - Chairman Mr. Juan Carlos G. del Rosario - Member Cong. Rodolfo B. Albano - Member Remuneration Ms. Sylvia I. Yap - Chairperson Atty. Federico R. Agcaoili - Member Atty. Victoria C. de los Reyes - Member Labor Mr. Jose Roman S. Ozaeta - Chairman Atty. Renato S. Rondez - Member Atty. Moises Cating - Member Finance Ms. Erlinda I. Bildner - Chairperson Mr. Ernesto P. Sanchez - Member Mr. Pastor T. Saycon - Member Golf and Recreations Mr. Jose Roman S. Ozaeta - Chairman Atty. Luis F. Sison - Member Engr. Eliseo G. Lagman - Member Construction and Renovation Ms. Sylvia I. Yap - Chairman Ms. Margarita R. Cojuangco - Member Ms. Stella E. Agcaoili - Member Audit Mr. Juan Carlos G. del Rosario - Chairman Cong. Rodolfo B. Albano - Co-chair Atty. Victoria C. de los Reyes - Member Mr. Enrique Raymond I. Yap - Member House Ms. Margarita R. Cojuangco - Chairman Ms. Patricia C. Sison - Member Ms. Edna R. Anton - Member Executive Ms. Sylvia I. Yap - Chairman Atty. Federico R. Agcaoili - Member Mr. Ernesto P. Sanchez - Member Mr. Jose Roman S. Ozaeta - Member Mr. Enrique Raymond I. Yap - Member Atty. Victoria C. de los Reyes - Member Ms. Manolita C. Morales - Member

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Your Club began the yearlong celebration of its Super Centenary (110th) last February 18, 2015 with simple but significant activities. We had a Thanksgiving Mass at the Powerhouse, released 110 doves and, planted trees along the fairways of the golf course. The tree planting will continue throughout the year. The target is a hundred ten (110) trees per fairway for a total of 1,980 trees. On your next trip to the Club, please plant a tree yourself or have one planted in your name. This is a legacy you will leave for the future generations of the Club, as well as, the country. For only PhP 110.00 per tree, the Club will protect and nurture the tree to its maturity. In an earlier issue, we published photos of the trees we planted at Burnham Park only 10 years ago to show how they have grown higher than 20 feet! We hope to accomplish the same level of growth of the trees planted within Club Property. Another Super Centenary Project was the mural intended for the Front Desk. Two contemporary artists, Alladin Antiqueno and Azor Pazcuguin, were commissioned to depict some of the historical highlights of the Club in an art piece. Due to the planned renovation of the Front Desk and the Lobby areas, the installation of the mural was deferred indefinitely. Another significant Super Centenary event will be the free distribution of wheel chairs and prosthetics to the different barangays and families of BCC employees to be held on May 10 at the Club. Allow me to thank Councilor Richard Cari単o and the City of Baguio, my cousin Manuel V. Agcaoili of the Party List Group "Akapin" and the Church of the Latter-Day Saints (also known as the Mormons), headed by Dr. Josephine Robredo-Bundoc, for their generosity and kindness. Finally, may I thank Earl Tesoro and Richard Cari単o of the Apaches of Baguio who extended Honorary Membership to me on the occasion of the 75th year of the organization. Maraming salamat po!

To our valued members, Our year-long Super Centennial celebrations began on February 18th with a renewed commitment to preserve the environment. A total of 1,453 trees were planted along the fairways of the golf course. By our 112th anniversary, we hope 1,980 new saplings will have their established roots. As part of our development plan, we are also embarking on three major renovation projects for implementation beginning June 2015, as follows: 1) Renovation of the P. Ilusorio Wing (East) Veranda This is Phase II of our Veranda Renovation Project. Like the Roman Ozaeta Wing (West) Veranda that we renovated last year, this will be the first major improvement that we will undertake for this popular dining outlet since its construction in 1993. Works will include expansion of the bay areas, raising and replacement of roof shingles which had been a cause of constant leaks, improvement of faรงade and interior walls, replacement of floors, and improvement of lighting. 2) Renovation of the Cotterman Room This was likewise constructed in 1993, and its constant use prompted us to undertake renovation to address lighting, ventilation and areas that deteriorated due to wear and tear. 3) Renovation of the Multi-Purpose Hall (MPH) Originally built for Tennis Courts, a new MPH will accommodate family and corporate events and other big occasions. Works will include improvement of ventilation, sound proofing and lighting, replacement of roof and walls; construction of satellite kitchen, storage facility, restrooms, stage, dressing room, pre-function room, driveway, underground parking lot, and service tunnel access from the Ballroom satellite kitchen to the MPH kitchen. We will close the whole East Wing beginning June 1, 2015 until the end of September 2015. During the closure, food and beverage service will be temporarily focused at the Roman Ozaeta Wing Veranda. In October, we will reprise our role in spearheading the Hotel, Restaurant and Tourism Weekend where professionals and students in the hospitality industry will contend in a series of competitions. Finally, news that Baguio Country Club has been rated a 5-star hotel by the Department of Tourism could not have come at a more meaningful time. It is a testament to the abiding commitment of the Club's Board of Directors, management and employees to provide members and guests the best service and amenities. Surely, this recognition embodies the legacy of excellent service and timeless traditions that is Baguio Country Club. Allow me therefore to thank the Board of Directors and members for the privilege of serving you for over twenty-five years.

Founded by

Gov. WillIam Cameron Forbes 1905

MISSION STATEMENT To be a premier membership Club with the distinct ambience of a second home, by providing excellent facilities and personalized services through the collective effort and commitment of its employees.

CORE VALUES Integrity We are an undivided organization practicing honesty, honor and incorruptibility in all circumstances. Professionalism We, BCC employees, through working efficiently and effectively, take pride in ourselves and the quality of our work; respecting the dignity of all to achieve common good through teamwork.

Commitment to Excellence We commit to excellence through innovation and adaptability to industry trends and technology with opportunities for career development; through upgrading services and facilities without compromising our corporate social responsibility.

We are dedicated to be the INDUSTRY LEADER!

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BCC Celebrates its 110th Anniversary in a Unique Way By Andrew Pinero On a cool February Wednesday afternoon, members and their families, employees and caddies gathered at the front tee of Holes Number 1 and 10 of the sprawling par 61 golf course of Baguio Country Club. It was the 110th anniversary of the Club. BCC President Atty. Federico R. Agcaoili came up with the idea of celebrating the Club's Super Centenary in a very unique way. “Renewing our relationship with mother earth by planting 110 trees in every fairway of our golf course may not have a big impact, but it is a start, and will truly benefit

DONORS: Ÿ Atty. Federico R. Agcaoili Ÿ Mr. Miguel Anton Ÿ Mrs. Edna Anton Ÿ Engr. Eliseo Lagman Ÿ Atty. Victoria de los Reyes Ÿ Mr. Anthony de Leon Ÿ Ms. Rorie Montemayor Ÿ Cong. Rodolfo B. Albano Ÿ Mr. Delfin B. Samson Jr. Ÿ Baguio Ladies Open Golfers Association: - Mrs. Nora Sy - Mrs. Beth Dixon - Mrs. Mavic Tan - Mrs. Melanie Julian - Mrs. Marjorie Ribaya - Mrs. Leonida Whybrow - Mrs. Mel Donato - Mrs. Liza Rondez - Rachel Julian - Lulu Uson - Mignon So - Jane Aslor - Precy Martin

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our children and their future children,” Agcaoili said. He assured the people present during the simple ceremony that trees will be planted throughout the year. Moreover, henceforth, it will be a part of the yearly anniversary celebration of the Club. Members who adopted fairways had their names tagged on the tree guards of every sapling they planted. A total of 1,980 Benguet Pine and Norfolk saplings are to be planted. Before the tree planting, members and their families, BCC employees and caddies released

110 doves to seal their commitment in preserving Mother Nature. The employees also showed their skills as they marched in synchronicity to form the acronym ‘BCC’ and the number ‘110’. A wine and cheese party followed at the Par 7 where the members were delighted by the food prepared by the Chefs. With the Club adjudged as a recipient of the prestigious ASEAN Green Hotel Award, the celebration of the Club’s Super Centenary was truly a defining moment in the Club’s history.

ATTENDEES: Atty. Federico Agcaoili Engr. Eliseo Lagman Mr. Bonifacio Pimentel tic Center (c/o Mr. Carlito General Samuel Diciano B. Villanueva) Mr. Ronald Abubo Ÿ Mrs. Charlita Diciano Mr. Carlito Villanueva Ÿ Mr. & Mrs. Nelson and Ms. Beth Patterson Amy Ramon Ms. Liza Rondez Ÿ Ms. Samantha Ramon Ms. Edith Dirige Ÿ Mr. Greg Ramon Ms. Elizabeth Dixon Ÿ Mr. JT Gonzales Ms. Leonida Whybrow Ÿ Mrs. Amy Gonzales Ms. Nora Sy Ÿ Ms. Nina Gonzales Ms. Mel Donato Ÿ Mr. Enzo Gonzales Ms. Raquel Anderson Ÿ Mr. & Mrs. Willie and Ms. Jennifer Bautista Chinbee Fernandez and Family Ÿ Ms. Joey Bautista Ÿ Engr. Rowald Julian Ÿ Ms. Jada Bautista Ÿ Mrs. Melanie Julian Ÿ Mr. Wilfredo Fernandez Ÿ Ms. Raelanne P. Julian Ÿ Ms. Ma. Bettina Fernandez Ÿ Mr. Raenald P. Julian Ÿ Mr. Alfonso Cusi Ÿ Ms. Jennifer Bautista Ÿ Mr. Rafael Ding Ÿ Mr. & Mrs. Al & Anne Cus Ÿ Dr. Willy Occidental Ÿ Waltrix Production Ÿ Mrs. Amy Ramon (c/o Ms. Jennifer Bautista) Ÿ Mrs. Leticia S. Baquilar Ÿ Mrs. Beth Patterson Ÿ Kayang Medical Diagnos-

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Mr. JT Gonzales Ms. Amy Gonzales Ms. Debbie Bautista Mr. Reinaldo “Peter Rey” Bautista Ÿ Mr. Walter Bautista Ÿ Ms. Beatrix Bautista Ÿ Ms. Ma. Paz Suzuki Ÿ Engr. Balatian Family Ÿ Dr. William Occidental Ÿ Dr. Joey Ancheta Ÿ Ms. Melanie Julian Ÿ Ms. Mary Joy Ribaya Ÿ Ms. Sophia Ribaya

CLUB NEWS

Releasing of 110 Doves February 18, 2015

Like prayers for blessings for the Club rising to the heavens, 110 doves took flight from the hands of Club officials, members, employees and caddies.

The celebration of the 110th anniversary of the Club was ushered in by a thanksgiving mass at the Power House. It was officiated by Rev. Fr. Manny Flores, chancellor of Our Lady of Atonement Cathedral.

BCC Board of Director Margarita Cojuangco as she receives blessing from Fr. Flores.

Thanksgiving Mass

Councilor Richard Cari単o (top photo), BCC February 18, 2015 Club President, Atty. Federico Agcaoili and General Manager Anthony de Leon (below) during the Offertory.

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Embodying the Club's abiding commitment to preserve the environment. Some 1,453 Norfolk and Benguet Pine trees were planted throughout the fairways of the golf course. These leave only 527 trees left to plant to meet the target of 1,980.

Toasts and good cheer swirled at the Par 7 as a wine and cheese party capped the day's celebrations and ushered in the year-long celebrations for the Super Centennial. Adding a meaningful touch to the party was Club emplo-yees showcasing their syn-chronized marching skills to form 'BCC' and '110' on the Front Tee.

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Earlier in the month, 116 par busters teed off at the Super Centennial golf tournament. Teams composed of members, their spouses and guests vied for trophies. Letty Turner and her guest, Badong Valmonte emerged overall champions.

In March, the Club joined hands with the Rotary Club of Baguio District 3790 in a medical-dental mission to provide free primary medical, dental and optical care to 350 dependents of Club employees and caddies. The outreach program was sponsored by Curamed Pharmacy, Pascual Laboratories, The Generics Pharmacy, and Mercury Drug.

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BCC Holds 1st Assessment and Distribution for Assistive Devices By Evangeline Payno In pursuit of BCC's Advocacy Program on Self Reliance and Empowerment and as part of the major highlights in celebration of its 110th anniversary, the Baguio Country Club hosted the 1st Assessment and Distribution of Assistive Devices for persons with Disabilities last May 10, 2015 at BCC's Multi-Purpose Hall. One hundred twenty (123) participants underwent the assessment from various groups representing persons with disabilities from Good Care Multipurpose Cooperative, Luke F o u n d a t i o n , FA R A D M u l t i purpose cooperative, VISMAR Multipurpose cooperative, Little Flower Community-based Re h a b i l i t a t i o n C e n t e r / S F I C Ministry to the Differently-abled children, City Social Welfare and Development Office, Barangays Outlook Drive, Country Club Village, Scout Barrio, Fairview, Manuel Roxas and Pacdal. Distributions of Assistive Devices–crutches, canes, walkers and knee cruisers–were done on the spot after the assessment. Others will be given wheelchairs customized to their specific needs. More beneficiaries will receive assistive devices when the assessment is completed which is sure to aid and support persons with disabilities (PWDs). The project was made possible through the sponsorship

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of the Club, headed by its president, Atty. Federico R. Agcaoili on behalf of Baguio Country Club's Board of Directors, Officers and Management. The successful undertaking is a joint collaboration and cooperation w i t h , M r. M a n u e l A g c a o i l i , President of Tahanang Walang Hagdan, Dr. Josephine RobredoBundoc, Program Director of Wa l k i n g F r e e P h i l i p p i n e s , Program Coordinator UERMMMCI Philippine School of Prosthetics and Orthotics, with the assistance of Councilor Richard Cariño, Dr. Romeo Abiog and Dr. Leo Judah Capistrano. The event was graced by the City Mayor of Baguio, Hon. Mauricio G. Domogan and General Manager, Mr. Anthony R. de Leon, and BCC employees.

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The first Assessment and Distribution for Assistive Devices Program was graced by City mayor, Mauricio G. Domogan, BCC General Manager, Anthony de Leon and City councilor, Richard CariĂąo. With the assistance and coordination of Tahanang Walang Hagdan president, Mr. Manuel V. Agcaoili, Church of the Latter-Day Saints head, Dr. Josephine RobredoBundoc, Physicians for Peace, De La Salle Health Sciences Institute and Philippine General Hospital Rehabilitation Medicine, the program concludes with a success and made the Clubâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s anniversary more meaningful and will look forward to give back for its succeeding years.

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Holy Week Activities April 2-5, 2015

Via Dolorosa

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In reverence and reflection, members and guests participated in the traditional observance of the Communal Way of the Cross. Also known as the Via Dolorosa, it is a narration of Jesus Christ making his way to Calvary during the last hours of his life on Earth.

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Blessing of the Fire and Paschal Candle

A new fire, symbolizing our eternal life in Christ was kindled during the Easter Vigil on Saturday night. From its flames, the Paschal Candle was lit and then blessed by Father Anthony Cabal.

Adding meaning to spending Holy Week at the Club, a mass to renew baptismal vows was celebrated by Father Cabral at the Multi-Purpose Hall. For those who believe in Christ, it was an opportunity to remember they will rise again in him.

Easter Vigil Mass

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Easter Celebrations

Laughter rang out in in The Veranda as Willie Nepomuceno brought laughter to members and their guests with his trademark wit and humor.

Holy willie! at the front tee

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Wine flowed and cheese abounded at the Par 7 as members anticipated the Resurrection of Christ.

Easter Wine and Cheese Party

Easter Egg HUnt

Mascots Sponge Bob, Minion Jerry, Iron Man, Optimus Prime, Bumblebee, Bugs Bunny, Tweety Bird, Ewok Princess Kneesaa and Richie Rich helped get the children in a celebratory mood and raring to hunt for the 500 Easter eggs buried around the Green Zone. Those who found six special eggs received extra prizes.

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Holiday Celebrations

Highlighted by a performance by the Tanghalan SLU and speech by Dr. Mildred Ayson and Dr. Patricia Sison, the BCC Christmas Tree was lit in all its glory during the Lighting of Christmas Tree and Advent Wreath Blessing, held at the Front Tee.

Christmas tree Lighting and aDvent wreath Blessing November 30, 2014

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RJ Jacinto and his band, once again, revved up the audience into a dancing frenzy as he sang his heart out and strummed his guitar in his inimitable rock and roll style at the Front Tee.

RJ The Verandance

December 27, 2014

New Yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Eve Dinner & Ball December 31, 2014

Members and guests spent their last hours of 2014 enjoying the music of The Edralins and Something Special Band at the traditional New Yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Eve Dinner and Ball. Feasting and dancing continued until the clock signaled the countdown followed by classic yet extravagant lengthy fireworks display. June 2015

Annual proprietary membersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; meeting December 2, 2014

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The 2014 annual business meeting was highlighted by the blessing of the newly renovated Roman Ozaeta Wing. Ambassador Francisco del Rosario was assisted by Marilyn Fajardo, Luis Guison, Judith Pavia and Jose Ma. Cortes in cutting the ribbon. A photo memorabilia exhibit, which served as a kickoff for the Super Centennial was also opened. Lunch followed at the William Cameron Forbes Ballroom.

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Golf Tournament Results 110th member and guest golf tournament presented by

February 4-6, 2015

OVERALL CHAMPION

Member: Guest:

Letty Turner Badong Valmonte

Division I

Member: Guest:

Goody Ignacio Rudy Miranda

Division II

Member: Guest:

Anthony Co Andy Danganan

Division IV

Champion

Division III Champion

SAN MIGUEL CORPORATION

Champion

Member: Guest:

Benjie Favis Sevie Olivia

Member: Guest:

Richard Cariño Michael Lawana

Flower Tee Golf Tournament February 21, 2015

Nearest to the Pin #1: Most Accurate Drive #2:

Ladies’ B Champion

Men’s Class C Champion

Men’s Class A Champion

Michael Lawana Richard Cariño Lanie Julian

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Ladies’ A Champion

George Dumawing

Men’s Class B

George Regis

Guest Division

Flower Tee 2015 Golf Tournament winners

Longest Drive #2: Most Exercised Player:

Champion

Michael Lawana James Cosep Beth Patterson

Mel Mabilin

Bert Laguipo

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15th Nanoy Ilusorio Cup December 30, 2014

GUEST Division Class B Champion

Most Exercised Champion

Class B Champion

Eric Pahannel

Class A Champion

Dependents Division Class C Norine Rhodes

Champion

Luigi Paolo Wong

Class A Champion

Raul Lambino

Monique Arroyo

Jemar Mapili

Ladies’ Division Overall Champion Champion

Class B Champion

Cathy Meish

Beth Patterson

Class C Champion

Class A Champion

Melanie Julian

Luisa Velayo

Senior Division Overall Champion Champion

Class B Champion

Buddy Velayo

Alex Aquino

Class C Champion

Class A Champion

Richard Neish

Jun Basabica

Men’s Division Overall Champion Champion

Class B Champion

Euls Austin

Noel Padilla

Class C Champion

Class A Champion

Andy Cornejo

Isaac Go

15th Nanoy Ilusorio Cup winners

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65th Annual Fil-am Invitational Golf Tournament

November 18, 2014 - December 6, 2014

Seniors and regular flights f, g and h Senior Fil - Championship Champion Pugo Adventure Golf Team Players:

Individual Medalist:

Park Jong Won Goody Ignacio Fred Puckett Ed Montenegro Eugene Martin Fred Puckett

Senior Am - Championship Champion Manila Saouthwoods Players:

Individual Medalist:

Champion Players:

Individual Medalist:

Champion Players:

Individual Medalist:

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Alfredo Mendoza Masakazu Saso Antonio Hernandez Erwyn Lumanog Daniel Samaniego Isabelo Gador

Senior Fil - A Baguio Country Club Bong de Guzman Philip del Carmen Jun Basabica Benito Ang Benjie Favis Rommel Gomez

Senior Am - A Baguio Country Club Willy Taccayan Billy Dulay Luis Sison Nelson Tandoc Ben Liclican Ben Liclican

Champion Players:

Individual Medalist:

Champion Players:

Individual Medalist:

Champion Players:

Individual Medalist:

Champion Players:

Individual Medalist:

Senior Fil - B PR Bank Willy Enciso Melecia Asis, Jr. Renato Allas Silvestre Bello III Ferdinand Ambatali Noel Binag Cesar Lacuna

Senior Am - B The Cliffs Golf & Beach Club Rob Riggall Max Wilson Peter Kabel Arnold Liddicoat Danny Hannay Leon Jun Bucago

Senior Fil - F NBI Golf team 157 Caesar Valencerina Tanny Joson Jojo Yap Olivio Ramos Joel Tovera Sammy Sab-it

Senior Am - F Congressmanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Team Romy Aquino Jed Hortaleza Janjan Dacawi Inoc Laranang Ferdie Abitan Arnel Guballa

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65th Annual Fil-am Invitational Golf Tournament

November 18, 2014 - December 6, 2014

Seniors and regular flights f, g and h Regular Fil - G Champion Baguio City Golf Team II Players:

Individual Medalist:

Mike Ramat Robert Capuyan Jun Cabiles William Campos Jun Tolete Danilo Victoria

Regular Am - G Champion A-1 Driving School Players:

Individual Medalist:

Eduardo Gador Benny Hurtado Thaddeus Abalos Ernesto Garcia Orly Mabutas

Senior Fil-Championship Champion, Pugo Adventure Golf Team

Beejay Chua

Regular Fil - H Champion Isabela Golf Club-Leaders Players:

Individual Medalist:

Edgardo Pagulayan Dondon Dy Martin Salazar Jun Maranan Daniel Gatan

Senior Am-Championship Champion, Manila Southwoods Golf Team with BCC General Manager Anthony de Leon

Edgardo Pagulayan

Regular Am - H Champion Batch 92 Players:

Individual Medalist:

Alex Papa Nic Concepcion Dino Galvez Jerry Tinio Ted Papa Crisencio Pascual Senior Fil-A Champion, Baguio Country Club Golf Team

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65th Annual Fil-am Invitational Golf Tournament

November 18, 2014 - December 6, 2014

regular flights CH, a, b, c, d and e Regular Fil - Championship Champion Manila Southwoods Players:

Individual Medalist:

Tonton Asistio Justin Quiban Junjun Plana Yuto Katsuragawa Chepe Dulay Joseph Tambunting

Individual Medalist:

Gerald Katigbak Ricky de los Santos Mark Mendoza Jun Arceo Michael Mendoza Rudy Amata Gary Sales Jojo Enrile

Regular Fil - A Champion Darwin Golf Club Australia Players:

Individual Medalist:

Peter Hargreaves Gary Norris Wayne Morris Andrew Joraslafsky Kyle Butler Don Petil

Regular Am - A Champion Cheâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Lus II Players:

Individual Medalist:

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Players:

Individual Medalist:

Allan Bumagat Bernard Chang Joven Liwanag Bart Borja Jimmy Bustamante Allan Bumagat

Justin Quiban

Regular Am - Championship Champion Batangas Barakos Players:

Champion

Regular Fil - B Team Batman

Warren Pelletier Jess Quenga Dave Blas John Quinata Reggie Camacho Warren Pelletier

Regular Am - B Champion Rural bankers I Players:

Individual Medalist:

Champion Players:

Individual Medalist:

Champion Players:

Individual Medalist:

Buddy Zabat Efren Leonardo Boy Alcantara Oscar Clemente Jerry Coloma Jjef Razon

Senior Fil - C San Miguel Corporation II August Cruz Roger Crespo Allan Rubrica Rey Cruz Dennis Nicomedes Douglas Puckett

Regular Am - C Isabela Golf Club Edgardo Pagulayan Matthew Chin Constantino Joson Benedict Calderon Mike Dy Matthew Chin

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65th Annual Fil-am Invitational Golf Tournament

November 18, 2014 - December 6, 2014

regular flights CH, a, b, c, d and e Regular Fil - D Champion Team Surigao II Players:

Individual Medalist:

Philip Natividad Ariel Javelosa Benny Hurtado Ed Isidro John Bertis Nelson Ventura

Regular Am - D Champion San Miguel Corporation II Players:

Individual Medalist:

Champion Players:

Individual Medalist:

Rolly Valdez Luis Sison Joey Castro Che Flores Robert Cabigas Manny Bonoan Benjie Favis

Senior Am-A Champion, Baguio Country Club Golf Team

Luis Sison

Regular Fil - E Che’ Lus III Jake Barnes Michael Chung Roman Quinata Felix Camacho Mark McAuslen

With Atty. Luis Sison, Senior Fil-B Champion, PR Bank Golf Team

Michael Chung

Regular Am - E Champion Team Surigao II Players:

Individual Medalist:

Jomar Española Orly Mabutas Norman Madrid Ely Polinag Ed Brocal Jomar Española

Senior Am-B, The Cliffs Golf & Beach Club Golf Team

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BCC holds Fire Evacuation and Emergency Drill By Juliet Cristina Llobrera-Pasion, RN In observance of March as the Fire Prevention Month, the Club conducted a Fire and Evacuation Drill last March 18, 2015. The purpose of the drill was to provide guidance on the orderly evacuation in an event of an emergency. When the alarm sounded at 3:12 P. M. due to a possible Code Red at the 3rd floor of the main building, the evacuation and triage area was immediately set up. The Search and Rescue Teams, the Medical Team and Fire Brigade were deployed in order to respond to the emergency. Outside agencies such as the Camp John Hay Fire Department, Baguio City Fire Station and the Baguio City Police Office lent assistance by making their manpower and apparatus available. The scenario was made more creditable with the presence of 13 â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;victimsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; in various emergency conditions requiring extrication and transport to the triage for first aid and medical management prior to transport to the nearest hospital, if need be. It was noted that due to constant drills, the Club's system and command procedures have improved immensely. Our response time is only 33 minutes and 41 seconds.

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BCC CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS FOR THE YEAR 2015

Muli-purpose Hall conversion perspective

o continuously provide better and improved facilities to our members and guests, the Club has scheduled the following construction and renovation projects for this year: 1. Conversion of Tennis Court Structure to MPH (MultiPurpose Hall)-Convention Center Due to the Club's demand for bigger venue for different events, the tennis court, which was built in 1999, will be converted into a Multi-Purpose Hall-Convention Center. As envisioned by 3 ARKITEKTURA, the existing structure and shape will be maintained but enlarged. The ground floor will have the main hall, kitchen, a pre-

function area, a secretariat, performers' dressing room and restroom. The basement will hold parking slots, male and female as well as drivers' restrooms and storage area. In addition, there will be a mezzanine and an audio/visual room. A driveway will also be provided for easier access. The project will be implemented from June to December 2015. 2. Renovation of Core Area, East Verandah, Cotterman and Par 7 The existing roof and ceiling of the Core Area to Par 7 will be raised with the shape of the East Verandah simplified with no more bay areas. The Cotterman Room will be renovated to address lighting,

ventilation and other concerns and improved using imported pine and cedar logs with a modern look. Buffet stations will be upgraded. The project will be completed by October 2015. 3. Transfer of Hamada Exhaust Ducting and Blower The Hamada exhaust ducting and blower will be transferred from the Ballroom lobby roof-deck to the area near far end fire exit and rooftop. This will solve the noise and kitchen odor problems affecting some guestrooms in the east wing (Potenciano Ilusorio Wing). The project will implemented from June to July, 2015.

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Panagbenga: Two Decades and Counting By Cheryl Anne P. Estepa Baguio came alive with style, color and magnificence as it celebrated the 20th anniversary of the Flower Festival last February. Born out of the idea to help alleviate the City from the devastating earthquake of 1990, Panagbenga's founding father, the late Atty. Damaso Bangaoet, Jr. envisioned the festival as a way of rejuvenating Baguio's tourism industry. The support of the entire community breathed life into the idea as the festival took form in 1995. That first festival was such a beaming success the City decided to hold it the year after that. Since then, “Panagbenga” has been a tradition in the City and

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has been synonymous to “Baguio” itself. Drawn from the Kankana-ey term for “a season for b l o s s o m i n g ”, P a n a g b e n g a represents not only the rise of the City from the devastation of the 1990 earthquake, it also embodies a continuing effort to sustain the initial breathe of life the festival gave the local economy twenty years ago. Residents and tourists have not lost their fascination for the festival and the excitement it generates has not weakened. As always, they lined the parade route, taking in the sight of animated costumes depicting floral motifs before being drawn into the sheer pleasure of having

The Panagbenga 2015 logo was conceptualized by Baguio Flower Festival's Creative Director (yours truly) to illustrate that the Festival is a testament of the culture and beliefs of Baguio and the Cordilleras for the past two decades. The flower signifies the Festival itself and each petal exemplifies BLISTT (Baguio, La Trinidad, Itogon, Sablan, Tuba and Tublay) which shows that every petal collectively contributes towards the success of the 20th Panagbenga celebration when in harmony. It bears its theme, “Panagbenga: Across 20 Years, Blossoming Together.”

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these 'flowers' dance to the music played by drum and lyre ensembles. The next day, the people gathered once more for the Grand Float Parade. This time sixteen huge and colorful floats flaunted creativity and beauty as they moved through Baguio's main thoroughfares. Numerous flowering plants of all sorts, colors, and sizes were delicately and collectively arranged to form gigantic and sophisticated float designs. To actually see a million fresh flowers clustered up to form intricate works of art up-close was mesmerizing. Ever thought you've seen flowers? Not really. Not until you see them on a Panagbenga float. Little wonder that after

watching the floats amble by, the people congregated at Athletic Bowl where they took selfies to capture their incredible experience. While this visual treat happens only once a year in Baguio. The Festival could not have achieved this kind of success without Baguio's neighboring communities–BLISTT (Baguio, La Trinidad, Itogon, Sablan, Tuba and Tublay). The rich culture and traditions of Baguio and the Cordilleras are incorporated through the costumes, motions and sounds that we yearly experience in Panagbenga. Furthermore, most of the materials used during the festival also come from Benguet's flower industry.

Indeed, the Panagbenga Festival has not only lived on, it has also thrived because of the spirit of community involvement. That is why the Baguio Flower Festival Foundation, Inc. (BFFFI) came up with the theme, “Panagbenga: Across 20 Years, Blossoming Together”–to rightfully recognize the contributions of the BLISTT area. Panagbenga's thriving community spirit is the best proof that the festival has found a home, not only in the City of Baguio, but more meaningfully, a cherished spot in the hearts and travel plans of those who make themselves a part of the Festival every year.

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GRILLED CORDILLERA VEGETABLE BENEDICT Recipe by Executive Chef Francis Tugnao INGREDIENTS 2 pcs Eggs Carrot 10 g Pumpkin 10 g Eggplant 10 g Zucchini 10 g Bell Pepper 5g Mushroom 10 g Onion 10 g Oregano 5g Olive Oil 5 ml Balsamic Reduction 2 ml Pesto Oil 3 ml Asparagus 10 g Sun dried tomato 5g 30 ml Hollandaise Sauce Vinegar 1 tbs Salt (to taste) Pepper (to taste)

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PROCEDURE 1. Cut carrot, pumpkin, eggplant and zucchini into half-inch thick slices. 2. Bell pepper and mushroom can be cut same length as the vegetables. 3. In a stainless bowl, marinate vegetables with oregano, olive oil, salt and pepper. 4. Grill vegetables and set. Don't overcook. 5. In a separate pot, poach egg in water and vinegar. 6. Put aside the poached eggs. 7. To assemble: In a nice dinner plate, put vegetables on top of each other. Top with pouched eggs and pour Hollandaise Sauce. Garnish with asparagus and sprinkle with Balsamic Reduction and pesto oil. Serve.

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Chocolate Banana Almond Pie Recipe by Executive Pastry Chef Art Nucaza INGREDIENTS:

For Step 1: 3 cups 1 ½ cups 1 ½ cups 3 pcs For Step 2: 300 g 300 g 3 pcs 150 g For Step 3: 6 pcs 40 g 25 g For Step 4: 500 g 500 g ¼ cup For Step 5: 80 g 80 g 80 g ½ tsp 1 tbs 1 tbs

Cake flour Powdered sugar Unsalted butter Whole eggs Almond powder Unsalted butter Whole eggs Powdered sugar Fresh banana (Lacatan variety, split in to 2 lengthwise) Unsalted butter, melted White sugar Double cream Sweet dark chocolate chips (52%) Glucose Unsalted butter Brown sugar Almond powder Cinnamon powder Desiccated coconut Cake flour

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STEP

In a bowl, mix all the ingredients and form it into ball. Wrap in plastic cling wrap. Let the dough rest for 10 minutes in the chiller. Roll out the pie crust dough and place it in a pie pan. Press the dough for an even and well-formed crust.

STEP

In a bowl, mix all the ingredients until well incorporated. Place mixture inside a pastry bag. Using the pastry bag, pipe in the almond cream on to the prepared pie crust.

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Place bananas on top of the almond cream mixture. Brush the sliced bananas with melted butter and sprinkle the sugar on top.

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Heat the cream to 80°C. Take off the fire. Add the chocolate chips and glucose until they are well incorporated. Chill the mixture for 20 minutes. Place in a piping bag and fill the pie until the bananas are covered.

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Mix all ingredients in a bowl except the butter. Dice the butter and add to the mixture. Mix together/incorporate by hand until texture resembles that of coarse crumbs. Pre-bake at 160°C for 12 minutes and set aside. Sprinkle on top of the assembled pie. Bake the pie at 180°C for 20-25 minutes. Let cool before slicing and serve with vanilla ice cream or whipped cream.

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The Board of Directors, Officers and Management of the Baguio Country Club extend their warmest welcome to all new members. We look forward to seeing you enjoy the various amenities of the Club.

NEWLY ELECTED REGULAR MEMBERS

Ms. Marie Helene N. Mondo単edo

Mr. Tomas Agustin P. Lorenzo

Mr. Paul K. Chuatico

Ms. Maria Teresa R. Tantoco

Mr. Jackson T. So

Mr. James Patrick Cunningham

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Mr. Manuel P. Samson

Mr. Alfonso M. Platon

Mr. Emmanuel R. Ledesma Jr.

Engr. Aser S. Mallari

Ms. Eutropia B. Sycip

Engr. Ronaldo M. Arguelles

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NEWLY ELECTED 2ND GENERATION REGULAR MEMBERS

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Atty. Ambrosio V. Padilla III

Ms. Jennifer Victoria G. Chua

Atty. Dominic Edgard A. Cabangon

Mr. Hans Louis V. del Rosario

Ms. Maria Angelique O. Arceo

Mr. Gerardo Rodrigo D. Anonas

Ms. Emilia T. Paz

Mr. Jose Conrado D. Crisostomo III

Ms. Ma Teresa R. Antonio

Mr. Vincent P. Duldulao

Mr. Dwight Steven M. Dulnoan

Mr. Al Modesto M. Valenciano

Ms. Caroline Esther I. San Miguel

New Company Member

Mr. Reuben M. Valerio AC Corporation

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CHANGE IN COMPANY NOMINEES

Atty. Rolando Mario G. Villonco Gandesville Development Corporation

Mr. Jose Rainier A. Reyes Manila Electricity Company

Ms. Mary Ann G. Buenaventura Y & R Philippines, Incorporated

Atty. Ramon P. Gutierrez Ayala Integrated Steel Manufacturing Company, Incorporated

Engr. Thomas S. Consolacion Lepanto Consolidated Mining Company

Mr. Alejandro O. Caeg Philippine Long Distance and Telephone Company

Engr. Cesar G. Aguilar First Gas Power Corporation

Engr. Valeriano B. Bongalos Jr. Benguet Corporation

Mr. Isidro C. Alcantara Jr. Benguet Corporation

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Ms. Ma Aurora G. Mathay Goldenrod Incorporated

Mr. Modesto M. Vergel De Dios Chevron Philippines Incorporated

ADDITIONAL CORPORATE REPRESENTATIVES

Mr. Onofre Banson Jr. Monark Equipment Corporation of the Philippines

Mr. Jose R. Reyes Formosa Power Supply Corporation

Ms. Matilde P. Robles Royale Homes Marketing Corporation

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Young Professional members

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Mr. Generoso Ignacio S. Jacinto

Mr. Mark F. Garcia

Dr. Eduardo Francisco V. Tanlapco

Ms. Ma. Margarita P. Artadi

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MEMBERSHIP MATTERS

APPROVED MEMBERSHIP MATTERS September 1, 2014 to March 5, 2015 Routing I. APPLICANTS CONSIDERED FOR SIXTY DAYS LISTING A. REGULAR MEMBERSHIP (2nd Generation Membership) 1) Mr. Gregorio Niccolo T. Anonas IV 2) Mr. Raymond Benedict C. Zalamea 3) Ms. Adele Susana M. Ramos 4) Mr. Philip Gerardo N. Oliveros 5) Mr. Delfin P. Samson III 6) Mr. Enrique Y. Manalang III 7) Mr. Ricardo R. Flores Jr. 8) Ms. Marixi K. Jesena B. REGULAR MEMBERSHIP 1) Ms. Maria Fe C. Bernabe 2) Mr. William D. Sim 3) Ms. Madonna Peace O. Tiu 4) Ms. Ma. Carmen G. Nunag 5) Mr. Alberto O. Qui 6) Mr. Ramon D. Rufino 7) Ms. Dawn J. Feliciano 8) Mr. Ernesto Joseph C. Nocos 9) Mr. Albert A. Frauendorff 10) Dr. Cesar Joseph C. Gloria C. CHANGE OF COMPANY NOMINEE 1) Mr. Virgilio S. Lacson - Manila Teacher's Mutual Aid System, Inc. 2) Mr. Douglas E. Dilley - Moog Controls Corporation 3) Mr. Menardo G. Jimenez Jr. - Philippine Long Distance & Telephone Co. 4) Engr. Arsenio K. Sebial Jr. - Benguet Corporation 5) Atty. Lina G. Fernandez - Benguet Corporation 6) Mr. Frank Fodstad - Eastern Telecommunications Incorporated 7) Atty. Vicente S. Aquino - Central Bank of the Philippines 8) Mr. Edgardo O. Madrilejo - Bank of the Philippine Islands D. ADDITIONAL CORPORATE REPRESENTATIVE 1) Ms. Ma. Regina Isabel E. Sinlao - Jumel Aqua Culture Development Corporation 2) Ms. Jennifer B. Biagtan - Altus Holdings Corporation

E. YOUNG PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIP 1) Mr. Bryan R. Dy 2) Mr. Paolo D. Medialdea F. FOR NEW COMPANY MEMBERSHIP 1) Majograjo Development Corporation Nominee: Ms. Grace S. Ladaban 2) Elmar Reyes Legacy Incorporated Nominee: Ms. Elizabeth B. Reyes 3) Victory Liner Incorporated Nominee: Mr. Johnny T. Hernandez 4) Asia United Leasing and Finance Corporation Nominee: Mr. Aristides S. Armas II. CANCELLATION OF COMPANY PARTICIPATING MEMBERSHIP 1) Mr. Marcelo A. Bola単o - Benguet Corporation 2) Mr. Roland De Jesus - Benguet Corporation 3) Mr. Ian Winter - Orica Philippines Incorporated 4) Mr. Renato Hernandez - Orica Philippines Incorporated 5) Mr. Thomas S. Consolacion - Atlas Copco Philippines 6) Mr. Steven H. Leece - Moog Controls Corporation 7) Mr. Francis Cuyegkeng - Citibank, N. A. 8) Mr. Alvin D. Tolentino - Eastern Telecommunications Philippines, Inc. 9) Mr. Arnel P. Cornejo - Petron Corporation III. CHANGE OF COMPANY NAME 造 From DENTSU, YOUNG, RUBICAM, ALCANTARA INCORPORATED to Y & R PHILIPPINES INCORPORATED (Doing Business under the name and style of Y & R Philippines; MEC Communications and Wunderman Manila) IV. CANCELLATION OF COMPANY MEMBERSHIP 1) Texins Multipurpose Cooperative I Nominees: Mr. Luisito C. Dioquino Mr. Glorito H. Marasigan Mr. Roy G. Rico Mr. Renato Heracleo O. Lea単o Mr. Edgardo R. Hortaleza

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2) Texins Multipurpose Cooperative II Nominee: Engr. Ronaldo M. Arguelles 3) Tupperware Brands Philippines Incorporated Nominee: Mr. Porfirio G. Mogar V. RESIGNATION FROM MEMBERSHIP 1) Mr. Antonio P. Aranda 2) Ms. Psyche P. Harvey 3) Mr. Vicente G. Gomez 4) Mr. Vicente M. Samson 5) Ms. Elvira P. Mendoza 6) Mr. Jose G. Castillo 7) Mr. Ernesto R. Cruz 8) Mr. Raul Stephen Concepcion 9) Ms. Dennis S. Navarro 10) Mr. Diman T. Felipe VI. ACCORDED HONORARY LIFE MEMBERSHIP (2nd Generation Membership) 1) Mr. Peter D. Garrucho Jr. 2) Ms. Vienna Yasmin A. Ochoa 3) Ms. Maurita V. Padilla 4) Mr. Alfredo D. Roa III 5) Mr. Bernardo P. Duldulao 6) Mr. Gerardo Manuel B. Anonas 7) Mr. Dwight Henry S. Dulnoan 8) Ms. Alegria M. Valenciano 9) Mr. Antonio L. Cabangon-Chua 10) Ms. Concepcion T. Paz 11) Mr. Reynaldo L. San Miguel VII. ACCORDED HONORARY LIFE MEMBERSHIP (35 YEARS) 1) Mr. Eustaquio A. Garcia 2) Mr. Carlos B. Palanca III 3) Mr. Jules P. Goudsmith 4) Mr. Adelio T. Domingo VIII. ACCORDED SPECIAL COURTESY MEMBERSHIP 1) Mr. David T. Cheu 2) Mr. Jose Maria U. Yupangco 3) Ms. Felisa B. Kintanar 4) Ms. Milagros T. Manapat 5) Ms. Florence O. Bayquen 6) Ms. Encarnita B. Ordoñez 7) Ms. Yasmin D. Crisostomo IX. ACCORDED ABSENTEE MEMBERSHIP 1) Mr. Paul Joseph Ryan 2) Ms. Catherine Anne S. Aldecoa

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X. REINSTATEMENT OF MEMBERSHIP 1) Ms. Veronica P. Knight 2) Vive Eagle Development Nominee: Mr. Virgilio O. Cervantes 3) University of Baguio II Nominees: Mr. Jozak C. Bautista Mr. Joderek C. Bautista Mr. Christian Anthony B. Bautista 4) Col. Jose A. Mendoza XI. DECEASED 1) Ms. Bonnie Sycip 2) Ms. Maria Angela R. Yupangco 3) Ms. Grace G. Cheu 4) Mr. Romeo M. Gomez 5) Mr. Jose Luis O. Manapat 6) Engr. Jose Virgilio C. Angeles 7) Mr. Pablo D. Panlilio 8) Mr. George W. Drysdale Sr. 9) Mr. Emerito B. Ramos 10) Ms. Josefina S. Tordesillas 11) Ms. Beatriz C. Laurel 12) Ms. Virginia D. Gonzales 13) Dr. Joseph M. Bayquen 14) Ms. Corazon S. Velilla 15) Mr. Cesar R. Roque 16) Mr. Herminio G. Ordoñez 17) Arch. Eugenio Juan R. Gonzalez 18) Mr. Jesus G. Cabarrus Jr. 19) Mr. Vicente C. Angeles 20) Ms. Virginia O. De Guia

Reciprocal Club Update Please be advised that American Club Singapore shall be requesting the following documentations to be presented by all Reciprocal Members:

Ÿ Reciprocal Introductory Card Ÿ Passport (white embarkation card) Ÿ Membership card Ÿ Proof of non-residency in Singapore

(i.e. Social Visitors Pass or Country of Residence ID) Please be guided accordingly.

Gather around and enjoy the warmth of the bonfire with your family and friends at the Green Zone! Barbecue packages are available!

For inquiries, please contact the Events Department at (074) 619-2050 local 2 or email us at baguiocountryclub.events@gmail.com

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BLOOMS WE ACCOMMODATE DIFFERENT FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS

For inquiries, please call the Customer Service Office at (074) 619-2050 local 6219 or email us at baguiocountryclub2008@gmail.com

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ANNOUNCEMENTS CAR STICKERS Please be advised that the Membership Office is now releasing new car stickers valid until September 2017. Old car stickers issued before August 31, 2014 are no longer valid, thus, members who are in possession of the old car stickers are required to replace said stickers with the new and revised stickers. ONLY bona fide members and registered dependents shall be issued UPON REQUEST and upon presentation of the LTO Car Registration under the name of the member or the registered dependent/s with serial numbers for proper identification at a cost of one hundred fifty pesos (Php 150.00) inclusive of 12% VAT, per sticker. Members with company cars issued to them should submit a certification from the respective companies that such cars are assigned to them. The car sticker is non-transferable. A fine of five thousand pesos (Php 5,000.00) shall be imposed to members who would allow use of the said car sticker/s to other persons who are non-members and to vehicles not registered in the name of the member.

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PROPRIETARY MEMBERSHIP CERTIFICATE To all Proprietary Members: Pursuant to the amendment of Article Seven of the Articles of Incorporation of Baguio Country Club Corporation converting the nature of the Corporation from stock to non-stock which was approved by the Securities and Exchange Commission on September 6, 2005, please be advised that the Office of the Corporate Secretary will be issuing new Proprietary Membership Certificates to replace all outstanding stock certificates beginning May 2, 2015. In this regard, please surrender your stock certificate/s to the Office of the Corporate Secretary at the 19th Floor, BDO Plaza, 8737 Paseo de Roxas, Makati City or the Office of the Assistant Corporate Secretary at the BCC-Taguig Office, Unit 705, Infinity Tower, 26th Street, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig, Metro Manila or the BCC Membership Office at the Baguio Country Club, Country Club Road, Baguio City beginning May 2, 2015. Only Stockholders who surrender their stock certificate/s will be issued replacement stock certificate/s. In case of lost stock certificates, please coordinate with the above offices for information on the proper replacement procedure. Please contact the undersigned or Ms. Aurora I. Montemayor through telephone numbers (02) 840-3783 or (02) 519-6973 for inquiries.

Victoria C. de los Reyes

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DOG POLICY

The Club shall allow pet dogs during the stay of a member or their sponsored guests subject to the following procedures: 1. A cleaning fee of Php 1,500.00/night/dog will be charged. 2. Pets must be under the supervision of the owner at all times and must not be left unattended inside the rooms. If a dog is left alone and makes noise that causes a complaint, the owner will be advised to leave the Club premises. 3. If a pet is to be left inside the cottage during the absence of the owner, the dog must be secured inside a kennel. 4. We reserve the right to require immediate removal of any pet that displays dangerous or unaccepted behavior, including but not limited to, biting, excessive noise issues such as barking, evidence of disease, or urination/defecation in public areas. 5. The owner must accept responsibilities for any damage to property and/or any injury caused by the pet. 6. Pet dogs will only be allowed at Cottages 112 and 115. They may also be allowed within the premises of the cottage provided they are on leash. 7. Pet owners are advised to provide for their pets grooming and upkeep including food. They are likewise responsible for cleaning up after their pet. Owners should provide pee and potty pads for their pets and dispose of these properly using a doggy bag. 8. Pet will not be allowed in the lobby, Verandah, all FNB outlets, guestrooms of the main Club and all function rooms. 9. Only certified hypoallergenic dogs will be allowed within Club premises.

Important Reminder Washing of clothes is strictly prohibited in the guestrooms. Drying of clothes at the lanai, on top of lampshades and on top of headboards is strictly prohibited. A clothesline is available in the shower room for this purpose. A penalty of suspension shall be imposed on the member while the guest will be considered persona non grata and not be allowed inside Club premises for violation of this policy.

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COMPLIMENTARY GREEN FEE (CGF) 2015-2016 The July 1, 2015 to June 30, 2016 CGFs are not applicable on the following dates: August 21 - 23, 2015 1. Ninoy Aquino Day August 29 - 31, 2015 2. National Heroes Day October 30 - November 2, 2015 3. Feast of the Saints November 28 - 30, 2015 4. Bonifacio Day November 18 - December 5, 2015 5. 66th Fil-Am Invitational Golf Tournament December 24 - 31, 2015 6. Christmas Holidays January 1 - 3, 2016 7. New Year's Day February 19 - 21, 2016 8. PMA Alumni Homecoming Week March 23 - 27, 2016 9. Holy Week April 9 - 10, 2016 10. The Day of Valor May 1, 2016 11. Labor Day June 12, 2016 12. Independence Day 13. Long Holidays or Long Weekends declared by the Government In line with our conservation and cost-reduction programs, the Club will implement a â&#x20AC;&#x153;PAPERLESSâ&#x20AC;? CGF Program and will no longer print and send out Complimentary Green Fees. We will be assigning your CGF Numbers and you may seek for assistance from any of our Recreations personnel who will record and monitor your CGF entitlement and usage. Guidelines: 1. The CGF Program is a privilege given to all dues-paying members in good standing to allow their children, relatives and friends who are not members of the Club to enjoy complimentary golfing at the Club. CGF must be used during the incumbent membership of the sponsoring member. 2. CGF of suspended, resigned, expelled, deceased or cancelled members will not be honored. 3. Guests availing the CGF shall be required to present a letter of introduction/authority from the member-assignee of the CGF at the Front Desk for issuance of a Guest Card for his/her signing privilege. The letter should also state that the guest is authorized to use the CGF of the member as well as the number of CGF the guest is authorized to use. 4. Guests who are not billeted and/or are not accompanied by the sponsoring member shall be assessed with Guest Fee of P200.00 per CGF. 5. Guests shall be required to spend a minimum consumable of Php 900.00 (vat included) on food and / or beverage for every CGF. Scrip money amounting to Php 900.00 will be issued to the CGF availer for his/her use to purchase food or beverage consumables on the day of CGF availment. 6. Unconsumed scrip money in part or in whole shall not be refunded and valid only on the date the CGF is availed. 7. The Club will not allow the consumables to be consumed before or after the CGF availment date. 8. This assessment is separate and distinct from the consumables imposed on the Complimentary Room Night (CRN) usage. 9. Frozen deli items at the Bakeshop are not included in the assessment of the minimum food and beverage consumable. 10. Additional P40.00 shall be collected from the CGF availer to cover for daily insurance. 11. Minimum Caddy fee is Php 350.00 for 18 holes and Php 250.00 for 9 holes. 12. CGF user is entitled to a free use of day locker and shower on the day the CGF is availed. 13. CGF have no commercial value and the sale or exchange thereof for valuable consideration shall result to their nullification. Any fraudulent use thereof shall be a ground for disqualification from the CGF program in the future and the erring member may be subjected to disciplinary action as provided for the implementing Rules and Regulations of the Club. 14. Availer of the CGF is required to comply with the Club's rules and regulations including compliance to dress codes at the golf course and other outlets of the Club. 15. One (1) CGF is required whether a guest completes 18 holes or less. The CGF is valid until June 30, 2016. The Club will not honor extension of use after June 30, 2016.

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ROOM PROMOTIONS

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T H G I N M O O R Y R A T N E M I L P M CO s e n i l e d i u G

A. The 2015 CRN shall be honored the whole year except on the following dates: 1. New Year's Day/Long Weekend 2. PMA Alumni Week 3. Panagbenga Festival 4. Holy Week Package 5. Labor Day 6. Feast of the Saints 7. Fil-Am Golf Tournament Week (only sponsored guests playing in the tournament cannot use CRN) 8. Christmas Holidays 9. Christmas Package 10. Any long holidays or long weekend scheduled by the government.

January 01–03, 2015 February 19–22, 2015 February 27–28, 2015 April 01–04, 2015 May 01–02, 2015 October 30–November 02, 2015 November 18–December 06, 2015

December 24–25, 2015 December 26–January 01, 2016

B. Below are the CRN Requirement for each type of room and corresponding required daily minimun consumable: REQUIRED CONSUMABLES

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TYPE OF ROOM

No. of CRNs

Members