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LEOPOLDO A. CALIMLIM, M.D., M.O.H., F.P.C.O.M. Date/Place of Birth: August 5, 1954, Baguio City Married to: Ma. Reylita E. Cubillas, M.D. with 4
children Specialty: Occupational Health and Industrial
Medicine Present
Positions: · PRESIDENT, Philippine College of
Occupational Medicine, Baguio-Benguet Chapter April 2002 to present · VISITING CONSULTANT Baguio General
Hospital and Medical Center · RESEARCHCOLLABORATOR Japan
International Center for Occupational Safety & Health – 2001 to present · CONSULTANT Employees Compensation
Commission Industrial Clinic, Pines City Doctors Hospital, Baguio City – June
1995 to present Credentials & Specialty Trainings: · B.S. BIOLOGY · Doctor of Medicine · Master of Occupational Health
(University of the Philippines) · Diplomate & Fellow Philippine
College of Occupaional Medicine (PCOM) · Alumni Japan International Center
for Occupational Safety and Health (JICOSH-Tokyo, Japan) · Occupational Safety and Health
Center – Voluntary Protection Program (OSHA-VPP, Boston, USA |
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Call to Order Pres. Richard Dy Invocation & Four Way Test PP Cres Fernandez National Anthem Harvy Tan Welcome and Greetings PP Silver Sarmiento
Birthday
Celebrants: IPP Jerome Gaerlan - May 13 Robert Sibayan - May 13 Becky De Castro - May 16 PVP Arnold Ignacio - May 18 Ric Marquez - May 21 Treas. Arnel Chanpinco - May 25 Wedding
Anniversaries: Ric & Jane Marquez - May 18 PVP Arnold & Alma Ignacio - May
25 Friendship Session PD Ernie Galera President’s Time Pres. Richard Dy Introduction of
the Guest of Honor & Speaker Dir. Jerry Parlan Guest of Honor and
Speaker Leopoldo A. Calimlim, M.D.,M.O.H.,F.P.C.O.M President,
Philippine College of Occupational Medicine Response PVP Tante Licudine Awarding of Plaque of Appreciation Pres. Richard Dy Sec/PP Ferdinand
Fernandez Adjournment Pres. Richard Dy Day Chairman & Master of
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I would like to welcome everyone back from a week’s rest after the District Assembly. First and foremost, I would like to congratulate the Chairman of District Assembly 2002, PP Albert Dy, for that very successful affair. It was attended by almost 600 delegates from all over District 3790. Likewise, I would like to commend the equally hardworking committee chairmen namely, VP Rex, Dir Jerry, Dir Jun, Dir Alan, Dir Reggie, Treas. Arnel, PP Canor, PP Rey Nisce, Editor Edward, IPP Jerome, Edward Dy, Ming, Mike, Ronald Dy. To the Rotarians that helped out in the various committees before and during the District Assembly namely, PDG Ces, PP Aldy, PP Ben, PP Tony, PP Reybo, PP Cres, Tim Warden, Billy, Ric, Ernie, Edgar, Joel, Frederick, Romeo, Ruel, Arnold, Jong, Sammy, Harvey and all other members that attended the affair. Thank You Very Much for your support. The two day program went thru very well especially on the first day where we had the functional groupings which was systematic and well organized, the speakers were interesting as we noticed the participants never left the rooms until the lectures were finish. The same with the second day, we almost thought it will be a low turnout as everyone would have |
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been enjoying the Sun and
Sand of our pristine beaches, but on the contrary, we still had more than 400
delegates participating in the equally enjoyable team building exercises
conducted by Nonong Noriega. They are of course courtesy of DGE Macky Macabulos
and his Ann Rita. And to top it all,
everybody worked hard and prepared for this activity. Hopefully, this will be
the start of another good year for District 3790! We all deserve a pat in
back for a job well done! This past two weeks, we finalized the
closing of the Comprehensive Community Based Disaster Management Training for
the 4 Municipalities namely, Bangar, Luna, Tubao and Rosario, with the formal
turnover of additional equipment that we earlier provided, which are,
uniforms, helmets, shovels, spine boards, and first aid kits, additional
equipment given were flashlights, individual first aid kits, half boards,
raincoats, megaphones and the barangay disaster map. We also plan to organize these Disaster
Action Teams into an RVC in order for the project to be sustained and for
them to propose new projects for the club. I want to thank VP Rex, who was
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Club Clinic Q: Since the Council on Legislation
reduced membership types to active and honorary, some longtime "senior
active" members threaten to resign if they have to attend every club
meeting. Can we make them honorary members? A: Although "senior active" membership no longer exists, excused absences do. Section 2 (b) of Article VIII of the Standard Rotary Club Constitution states: "A member's absence shall be excused if the aggregate of the member's years of age and years of membership in one or more clubs is 85 years or more and the member |
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ExploROTARY Talks PVP Frank
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has notified the club
secretary in writing of the member's desire to be excused from attendance and
the board has approved." Clubs are asked to reserve honorary
membership for persons who have distinguished themselves by meritorious
service in the furtherance of Rotary ideals. Honorary members have no vote or
classification and cannot hold club office. For more information, review the Standard
Rotary Club Constitution at www.rotary.org or contact your club and district
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