LIST: Most Wanted Local Artifacts

 LIST: Most Wanted Local Artifacts

A personal list of most wanted artifacts for Bayambang's museum collection:

- facsimile of the first Pangasinan-Spanish dictionary by Cosgaya

- Aguinaldo's declaration of Bayambang as fifth capital of the First Philippine Republic

- a copy of Lacuesta’s "Bayambang Post" community newspaper

- a copy of theses compiling local folk tales and folk songs

- the last issue of "La Independencia" that was published here

- the printing press buried at Estacion during the Revolution

- copies of the local publication "Babasaey Ombaley" during the Filipino-Spanish War

- an old bicycle during the time of Lacuesta (the father of Philippine cycling)

- an old taltagan that will remind of Col. Ramsey's exploits here during the Filipino-American war against the Japanese Army

- artifacts from WWII: the huge concrete markers of Camp Gregg 

- personal objects from famous personages from this town aside from those that we have collected

Why these artifacts? Because they are associated with historical events of national significance and local events and accomplishments that can be considered watershed moments in the annals of the town, moments that help define the town's identity through significant communal memory. ...

...And yet these are nowhere to be found.

Artifact: Death Record of Victoria Flora Aguinaldo. Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo's Daughter

Artifact: Death Record of Victoria Flora Aguinaldo. Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo's Daughter

On August 21, 2021, the death record of Victoria Flora Aguinaldo was posted by an administrator of the Facebook page, "Sementeryo: Heritage Cemeteries of the Philippines," with this caption: "This is the actual death record of the infant daughter of General Emilio Aguinaldo, Victoria Flora Aguinaldo, born during his northern Luzon retreat." (The image was attributed to David John Paul Sanglap.)

The text was written in Spanish, and it was translated as follows: "On Nov 12, 1899, was buried in the parochial cemetery, the body of Victoria Flora Aguinaldo y del Rosario, filipina (sic), toddler, child of Señor Emilio and Señora Hilaria del Rosario of Cawit, Province of Cavite. Died yesterday because of sickness at the age of 4 months. Buried for free. Certified true." [Signature of priest]

Today, the church cemetery being referred to has been abandoned and is now a residential area, with the Catholic Church property already donated to the occupants (according to parish priest, Fr. Reydentor Mejia). Only the arched portal made of brick remains.

Another historical record, however, claims that said daughter was buried "in the church," which I take to mean inside the church per se. Growing up, I saw with my own eyes a curious marker on the floor of the church (middle area, left side when facing the altar), but I can no longer remember what was on it, and when I inquired an elder (forgot who), she said it was a marker for "Aguinaldo's daughter," at a time I had no inkling who Aguinaldo could be, much less his daughter. So which is which?

Laugh

manelek - laughing

mankekek - laughing so hard or strenously

manngarakngak - laughing in such a loud manner

manareketek - laughing in a subdued manner

mampaypayaret - continuously laughing in a jolly way

manimis - smiling

akangiriyet - grinning: smiling widely as to show one's teeth 

akangiristi - a more intense version of ngiriyet

Contributors: Clarita F. Tagab: manareketek; Santiago Villafania: mampaypayaret

Local World War II Account: Pelagio M. Ferrer, Sr.

Local World War II Account: Pelagio Galsim Ferrer Sr.

According to his son Joey Ferrer, "Pelagio Ferrer was the municipal chief of police appointed by the then mayor, Leopoldo Aquino from 1941 to 1944. He was also a guerilla leader with Co. Edwin Ramsey’s underground movement headquartered in Bayambang."

According to his daughter, Clarita Ferrer-Tagab, "So many stories had been passed from mouth to mouth about his patriotic activities during his term as Chief of Police during the Japanese occupation. I wasn’t born yet then, but as I grew up, I heard these stories. I really can’t imagine how a guerilla and at the same time a chief of police worked. But sad to note that seemingly these stories were buried to his grave. But to his family, these memories are the best souvenirs."

Continued Joey Ferrer:

"He had not spoken a lot about the guerilla activities. Tio [Inocencio] ‘Insyong’ Junio, a distant relative of the Martinez-Ferrer clan, himself proudly related how Pelagio Ferrer had saved his life. Junio was among three people apprehended by the Kempetai (military police of the Imperial Japanese Army from 1881 to 1945) and set for beheading. When his turn came, Pelagio Ferrer just passed by. Recognizing him, Tio Insyong yelled out, "Kuya Pelagio!" Unexpectedly, the Japanese in-charge signaled him to go and disappear. I heard this story from his mouth and also from [my mother, his wife,] Sofia Martinez Ferrer. In our then conversational Pangasinan, he joked, 'Batik ak binotey ebet.' His parting words most of the time worth remembering were, “Anggan naogip ak no patawag to ak nen Kuya Pelagio, bangon mo ak.” (Even if I am asleep, wake me up if it's Kuya Pelagio who asks for me.)"

"Sofia Martinez Ferrer, had recollected somewhat hazily and mentioned about the assassination of the mayor of Alcala in the Bayambang Public Market. Immediately after, a Japanese platoon cordoned off the area. About 5 or 6 guerrilla men clandestinely handed off their firearms to Pelagio, and he identified some firearm-bearing guerrilla men as members of his force. A few hours after the killing, the Japanese would demand a public meeting in the municipal kiosk and in his short talk would assert that there were no guerrillas existing in or around Bayambang."

"Hipolito Bato, also from Roxas St. (the same street as ours), recalled that a Visayan and a good shot with .45 was assigned to do the job. I am not certain though if Hipolito was a member of the movement."

"Two people from another guerrilla outfit came to town with a letter purportedly written by Gen. Lapham indicating his desire to personally meet Lt. Ramsey. According to two guys, they had to give the note to the chief of police as he was the one who knew of Ramsey’s existence and whereabouts in Bayambang. He held the two men for a night until some guerrilla guerilla officers had been convinced of the veracity of the Lapham’s note. Lapham came to Bayambang and they embarked on further recruitment and induction of new guerrilla operatives up to Aguilar and Lingayen."

"A group of guerrillas raided the municipal police headquarters of firearms and ammunition. Months before liberation forces had landed in Lingayen, Pelagio Ferrer feigned an asthma and feet eczema attack and stayed home. Zoilo Mamaradlo, the policeman officer of the day, before leaving headquarters, had all padlocks unlocked for easy access. The raid was led by Paulino Martinez, Pelagio’s brother-in-law. One municipal employee, Santiago Gozum, had encountered them in the process and Paulino had to threaten him with a .45 in the ribs."

"Every time one was incarcerated for any offense, even petty ones, would end up under investigation of being a guerrilla member or guerrilla sympathizer. One Valentin Caragan, a guerrilla officer, got incarcerated in the municipal jail for some petty offense. Mr. Caragan would recall, 'Ay si Tatay yo, no siber-siber lamay opisyal na Hapon, ay maingal, sipa tan pangol so onsabid siac. Balet no kasipot to, paitdan to ak na danom tan no arom Coca-Cola." (Oh, your father, whenever the Japanese officer is around, he gets noisy and hits me here and there. But once he leaves, your father asks someone to give me water and sometimes Coca-Cola.) Nen anggapo'y napiga da so inbulos da lamlamang. (When they could no longer extract anything, they set him free.) They called each other 'bayaw' and 'aring.' We found out later that the Caragans and the Martinezes are relatives. I first heard of this story in Grade V from Crisanto and Warlito, both sons of Mr. Caragan. From 1945 to 1946, the two had been together in the Northern Luzon area, Caragan as captain and Pelagio, as 1st Lieutenant. They both were honorably discharged in the late '46 or early '47 one rank higher."

"He was a constant patroller around town. One time, he and his group encountered some group of guerrillas in the boundary of Bayambang and Urbiztondo. Hinuli raw sila at pinag-iinom sila ng tubig na may darak. (They were caught and made to drink water with rice bran.) Only when Pelagio and group had identified themselves as municipal policemen and Pelagio was recognized as the municipal police chief and one of Ramsey’s men were they set free. On the bright side of this regiment, he had met a lot of new relatives of Sofia Ferrer, the Mabanglos, the Tamondongs, and the Perezes, among others."

"Sofia had talked about the clandestine departure of Lt. Ramsey to Manila, and the possible and safe but risky means was through a rail train boxcar. Pelagio was a member of the group that made the voyage possible. [Major Claro J.] Camacho (Ramsey's Aide-de-Camp) led the group up to Manila."

"There were two other people who had been incarcerated besides Valentine Caragan, and what is worst, their imprisonment lasted a month in the Kempetai Headquarters in Dagupan in different occasions."

"Pelagio had been placed under Kempetai custody upon complaint by some women merchants who took shelter in the Municipio. They alleged that they had been molested by the municipal policemen. (By command responsibility, Pelagio had to shoulder the blame.) It was later found out that the allegations were untrue. At the intervention of the then mayor, Leopoldo Aquino, Pelagio was released and assumed the command of the police force."

"According to Sofia M. Ferrer, Lt. Ramsey brought out the idea of plucking Pelagio out of jail. (Maybe it was said in jest.)"

"Paulino Martinez was the other one. He was presented by the chief of police and the mayor to replace his wife and young baby who had been detained in place of the wife’s brother. The brother was the leader of the group called 'Texas' during the period. According to some source, hawak nila ang [ferrocaril] (they were in charge of the train) from Bamban, Tarlac to San Fernando, La Union. Maslak ya pangipelagan da na sako-sakon masamit diman ed Nalsian. (Most of the sacks of sugar were unloaded at Nalsian.) This was affirmed by Inocencio Junio. He was a member of the group. Pelagio Ferrer and Mayor Aquino, after a month, were abl to obtain Paulino’s release." 

***

"During his stint as municipal police chief, Pelagio and the family stayed at the Brillantes’ house in Roxas St. Ito ang lugar na nababalita diyan sa bayan na namimintana si Ramsey habang nanonood ng okasyon diyan sa dating amphitheater. (This is the spot from where, it was said, Ramsey watched occasions being held at the town amphitheater.)"

***

"Pelagio was an enlisted constable in the mid-1920s in the Province of Lanao, Southern Philippines."

***

"He retired as Chief Security Officer of the Philippine Veteran Administration Office (PVAO). As a WWII veteran, he was recognized as a Philippine Veteran pensioner as service-connected disability and was also a recipient of WWII US Veteran Pension as service-connected disability in October 1998 which was awarded to his spouse, Sofia M. Ferrer, a US citizen and resident of California, USA."

"Pelagio passed away in 1971."

A child of teachers and public servants (An attempt at local genealogy)

Son of public servants

(This personal post is an attempt at making a local genealogy based on oral knowledge handed down by relatives.)

I realized, belatedly, that I have forebears who were public servants in their time, just like I am now, something I never thought possible, mindful of the well-entrenched padrino system in the hiring of local government personnel.

The four Odon patriarchs and two Odon matriarchs of our clan lived in either Poblacion and the barrio of Wawa. They were, I understand, related to the Menors on the mother side and the Junios (not sure which side). 

Telesforo Odon (a.k.a. "Porong") was a public elementary school teacher. From Bayambang, he traveled to far-away Iloilo one day to become a schoolteacher then as well, then came back home to become the Vice-Mayor of Bayambang in who knows what year. The Odons in the Visayas are said to have descended from him.

Evaristo Odon ("Intong") was a bespectacled teacher at Bayambang Central School, reportedly a strict one typical of his era (post-American colonial), then he became the Treasurer and the Librarian (whichever came first). I think he was also a successful businessman, the owner of one of the oldest rice mills in town, located in M.H. Del Pilar, and a commercial building (the Odon Bldg.) in the heart of the Public Wet Market.

Aside from Telesforo and Evaristo, the other siblings were public elementary school teacher Angel Odon ("Angkiw"); carromata operator and public market butcher Faustino ("Nonoy"), the father of my father Romeo; and Engracia ("Isay") Odon Romero; another lady named "Ilay"; and Esperanza ("Patsing") Odon Cucueco.

Descendants of "Isay"

A very pious aunt, Natividad Odon Romero-Agas, whom we kids fondly called Auntie Naty, was a Music teacher and a librarian at Bayambang Central School for a very long time. (She became my Music teacher I think twice, and I can't forget how she didn't spare me from receiving a hot-tempered sermon when I returned a borrowed book very, very late.) Auntie Naty's husband, Pablo Agas, was also a teacher in Central -- he became my teacher in Practical Arts. 

Natividad's elder brother, Angelito Odon Romero Sr. ("Eling"), was the principal of Inirangan-Reynado Elementary School.

Eling's eldest was named Ben, who became Prof. Ben Odon Romero, a Filipino teacher at Pangasinan State University and the adviser of the laboratory high school organ, Banyuhay. (He's not really an Odon, but an adopted son. His real surname was Almirante Gelua, and he came from a family in Bicol who he said had Spanish blood.) 

Ben Romero's daughter, Melanie Romero-Junio, is a music professor in the same school where he taught, now named Pangasinan State University-Bayambang Campus.  

Eling's youngest son, Santi Romero, whom I haven't met yet, is a long-time officer at the main branch of the Social Security System in Quezon City.

 

Descendants of "Porong" 

Having the right temper and personality for the job, Juanito Odon was handpicked as the Chief of Police by the mayor at the time, Atty. Jaime Junio. (There were no police academies then.)  Councilor Mylvin 'Boying' Junio and Municipal Budget Officer Peter Caragan told me of a tale about him getting drunk one time and firing his gun at an inmate who was known to steal cattle, killing the person.

His son, Jun Odon, is a Barangay Councilor in Wawa. Jun's wife, ___, works as a non-faculty officer at PSU-Bayambang.

Descendants of "Nonoy" 

My aunt Zosima Solis Odon (Auntie Susay), the wife of my uncle Venancio (Berning), was a master teacher at Wawa Elementary School.

The eldest of my lolo Nonoy's children was ___ (Eping), and he reportedly worked as a mechanic at PSU. One of Uncle Eping's children was Rene Odon of M.H. Del Pilar who worked as a driver at the Bayambang Municipal Hall; he was also known as a crooner about town. One of Rene's children, Gemma Odon Fernandez, works as a pharmacist?/medical supply officer? at Bayambang District Hospital.

One of my siblings, Salome Odon Cristobal, is a teacher and worked at a school in Umingan, then Buayaen Central School, then Paragos Elementary School, and now works in Sapang Elementary School.  

Descendants of "Angkiw"

One of ___'s children was ___ (Ying). I heard that Ying's daughter, Luzviminda Odon (whom I haven't met yet), is the administrator of Bayambang National High School. She married into the very political family of Espinos of Bautista town, and her son, Jerome Vic Odon Espino (whom I haven't met yet too), became the President of Sangguniang Kabataan Federation of Pangasinan.

One descendant of this branch, Joshua O. Caguioa, is a Science teacher at Bayambang National High School.

One of ___'s children was Reno. A daughter of his, Grace O. Abiang, works as a nurse at Rural Health Unit I.

Descendants of "Ilay"

Descendants of "Patsing"

I have yet to establish the exact connection, but I am also related to Municipal Councilor Benjamin Francisco 'Benjie' de Vera. Bae Patsing is a grandmother of his on his father's side (former Municipal Councilor Gerry de Vera), and an Odon Roy-Solis aunt of his is a second-cousin of my father (General Services Officer Chinita de Vera's side).   

***

Junio side (my grandmother Soledad/Julia's "Bae Soling" De Vera-Junio side)

Because my father was also a Junio, I am most certainly related to all Junios in various degrees: former Mayor, Atty. Jaime P. Junio, the town's longest serving mayor because of martial law, and his son, former Vice-Mayor and Municipal Mylvin "Boying'' Junio, who has been consistently voted as a top municipal councilor. 

May all those who have passed on rest in peace. And may their servant's heart live on in yours truly and the rest of us public servants.

List of CSO Activities for 2022

 

List of CSO Activities for 2022

JANUARY

 

1. Date:  January 03, 2022
Event: MANGOs Gift-Giving Activity
Where: Balon Bayambang Events Center

CSOs Responsible: Municipal Association of NGOs, Xtreme Riders
Partners: LGU-MSWDO
Beneficiaries: PWD Senior Citizens

 

2. Date:  January 7, 2022
Event: MANGOs, Nanguna sa Brigada Eskwela sa Dusoc
Where: Dusoc Elementary School

CSOs Responsible: Municipal Association of NGOs, Samahang Ilokano, Dusoc Farmers Association
Partners: Brgy. Dusoc, Teachers, PTA members, and Barangay Public Safety Officers Federation, LGU-Bayambang
Beneficiaries: Dusoc Elementary School students and stakeholders

 

3.  Date: January 12, 2022
Event: "Duterte Legacy: Barangayanihan Caravan Towards National Recovery"
Where: Brgy. Hermoza

CSOs Responsible: at ang Lingkod Bayan Advocacy Support Group like barangay officials, barangay force multipliers, and LGBTQI Association.         
Partners: PNP, BFP, MDRRMO, RHU 1, Agriculture Office

Beneficiaries : Residents of Brgy. Hermoza

 

 

4. Date: January 20, 2022
Event: Farm Fresh Eggs Stall, Nagbukas sa Public Market!
Where: Bayambang Public Market

CSOs Responsible: Bayambang Poverty Reduction Action Team, Niña Cares Foundation, and Bayambang LGBTQI Association
Partners: Bayambang Poverty Reduction Action Team, Niña Cares Foundation, Bayambang LGBTQI Association, and Municipal Nutrition Office
Beneficiaries : Malnourished Children in Bayambang

 

 

 

 

FEBRUARY

1.  Date:  February 13, 2022
Event: Uniting to Save Lives: Blood Donation Drive
Where: Balon Bayambang Events Center

CSOs Responsible: Bayambang Municipal Association of NGOs, Xtreme Rider's Club Bayambang, Red Cross Dagupan, Bayambang Bayanihan Lions Club, Reaction 166 Animal Kingdom, Kasama Kita Sa Barangay Foundation Inc., and Nina Cares Foundation

Partners: LGU-Bayambang
Beneficiaries:  Patients in Pangasinan in need of blood

 

2. Date: February 16, 2022

Event: UPDATE | 3-Classroom Project, Bascos
Where: Manambong Parte ES
CSOs Responsible: Rotary Club International, Rotary Club of Tamjin, South Korea, Rotary Club of Bayambang, and Kasama Kita sa Barangay Foundation
Partners: DepEd, LGU
Beneficiaries: Students of Bascos Elementary School 

3. Date: February 25, 2022

Event: CSOs, LGU, Kasangga sa 'Operation Baklas' ng COMELEC
Where: Bayambang

CSOs Responsible: Bayambang Municipal Association of NGOs, Extreme Riders' Club of Bayambang, at Reaction 166 Animal Kingdom
Partners: Barangay Peace, Security and Order Federation, Municipal Engineering Office, Department of Public Works and Highways, PNP-Bayambang 
Beneficiaries: general public

         

 

MARCH

 

1. Date: March 16, 2023

Event: ‘Serbisyo Kay Juana’ Project ng HRMO
Where: Balon Bayambang Events Center
CSOs Responsible: Kasama Kita sa Barangay Foundation
Partners: HRMO
Beneficiaries: LGU Female Employees

 

 

 

2. Date : March 21, 2022
Event : 158 Bags sa Unang Blood Drive ng Taon

Where: Balon Bayambang Events Center
CSOs Responsible: Kasama Kita sa Barangay Foundation
Partners : RHU 1, 2, 3
Beneficiaries: Blood Bank of Philippine Red Cross Dagupan Chapter

 

3. Date: March 23, 2022

Event: Completed: 3-Classroom Project in Bascos
Where: Manambong Parte
CSOs Responsible: Rotary Club International, Rotary Club of Tamjin, South Korea, Rotary Club of Bayambang, and Kasama Kita sa Barangay Foundation
Partners: DepEd
Beneficiaries: Students of  Bascos Elementary School 

 

4. Date: March 31, 2022
Event: Pre-Registration Seminar for LGBTQI Bayambang
Where: Mayor's Office Conference Room

CSOs Responsible: LGBTQI Bayambang Association
Partners: Municipal Cooperative Development Office    
Beneficiaries: LGBTQI Bayambang members

 

APRIL

 

1. Date: April 6-8,  2022
Event : Grand KSB, Dinagsa
Where: Pavilion 1, Saint Vincent Ferrer Prayer Park

CSOs Responsible: The Medical City-Clark, Hospital on Wheels, Julius K. Quiambao Medical and Wellness Center, Kasama Kita sa Barangay Foundation, Inc., and Niña Cares Foundation
Partners: LGU-Bayambang, RHU

Beneficiaries: Residents of Bayambang

 

2. Date: April 8, 2022
Event : Bodybuilding at Fitness Contest
Where: Balon Bayambang Events Center

CSOs Responsible: Iron Fitness Gym, Kasama Kita sa Barangay Foundation Inc., Niña Cares Foundation
Partners: LGU Bayambang
Beneficiaries : Amateur and professional athlete

 

3.  Date:  April 12, 2022
Event: MANGO, Turnover of Classroom in Telbang ES
Where: Telbang Elementary School

CSOs Responsible: Municipal Association of NGOs, Rotary Club of Bayambang, Queensborough West Rotary Club USA, Queenslong Island Golf Club, Philippine Golfers’ Association, Kasama Kita sa Barangay Foundation Inc. and Niña Cares Foundation
Partners: DepEd Bayambang II
Beneficiaries: Students of Telbang ES

 

4. Date: April 26, 2022
Event: 1st Batch ng Kambing para sa Dairy Project, Dumating Na
Where: Brgy. Mangayo

CSOs Responsible: Kasama Kita sa Barangay Foundation Inc.
Partners: MAO, LGU-Bayambang    
Beneficiaries: Selected Resident of Brgy. Mangayo

 

5. Date: April 28, 2022

Event: KKSB Foundation, Nagpapatayo ng Bagong Dorm sa PSU
Where: PSU BC

CSOs Responsible: Kasama Kita sa Barangay Foundation Inc.
Partners: Municipal Engineering Office , LGU, and PSU
Beneficiaries: Students of Pangasinan State University-Bayambang Campus

 

6. Date: April 30, 2022
Event: BNHS Batch '90, Nagbonding sa Pamamagitan ng Feeding Activity para sa Kabataan
Where: Brgy. Bani, Buenlag 2nd, Cadre Site, and M.H. Del Pilar

CSOs Responsible: Bayambang National High School Class of 1990
Partners: Municipal Nutrition Office, Barangay Nutrition Scholars, Barangay Health Workers
Beneficiaries: Residents of Brgy. Bani, Buenlag 2nd, Cadre Site, and M.H. Del Pilar

 

MAY

 

1. Date: May 2 & 4, 2022
Event : Libreng Eyeglasses mula KKSBFI
Where: Municipal Annex Bldg.

CSOs Responsible: Kasama Kita sa Barangay Foundation Inc.
Partners: The Medical City, LGU-Bayambang
Beneficiaries: Selected residents of Bayambang

 

JUNE

1. Date : June 3, 2022
Event: Sampung Service Vehicles, Tinanggap ng LGU-Bayambang
Where: Municipal Plaza

CSOs Responsible: Kasama Kita sa Barangay Foundation Inc. 
Partners: LGU-Bayambang
Beneficiaries: Mayor’s Action Center, Rural Health Unit 3, Senior Citizens Association and different offices

 

2. Date : June 3, 2022
Event: LGU Services, Dinala sa Buenlag 1st
Where: Brgy. Buenlag 1st

CSOs Responsible: Kasama Kita sa Barangay Foundation Inc. 
Partners: RHU, LGU-Bayambang
Beneficiaries: Mangayao, Buenlag 1st at Buenlag 2^nd residents

3. Date : June 6, 2022
Event: Blood Drive sa Carungay, Nagtala ng 91 Donors
Where: Brgy. Carungay

CSOs Responsible: Philippine Red Cross - Dagupan Chapter, Kasama Kita sa Barangay Foundation Inc. 
Partners: RHU 1,2 & 3
Beneficiaries: residents of Brgy. Carungay

4. Date : June 8, 2022
Event: KKSBFI, Sinagot ang Gastusin ng mga School Principal sa Training at Conference
Where: Niña's Café

CSOs Responsible: Kasama Kita sa Barangay Foundation Inc.
Partners: Local School Board
Beneficiaries: School principals of Bayambang

 

5. Date:  June 11, 2022
Event: Salamat Muli, BNHS Batch '90
Where: Brgy. Sancagulis, Sanlibo, Caturay, Inirangan, Zone IV, at Reynado

 

CSOs Responsible: Bayambang National High School Batch '90
Partners: Municipal Nutrition Office
Beneficiaries: Residents of Brgy. Sancagulis, Sanlibo, Caturay, Inirangan, Zone IV, at Reynado

 

6. Date: June 11, 2022
Event: MANGOs, Muling Naghatid ng Tulong sa Muslim Community
Where: Brgy. Telbang

CSOs Responsible: MANGOs
Partners: LGU-Bayambang, Xtreme Riders' Club of Bayambang, Bayambang Bayanihan Lions Club International, and LGBTQI Association of Bayambang       
Beneficiaries: Muslim community of Barangay Telbang

 

 

7. Date:  June 19, 2022
Event: Lions Club Garage Sale
Where: Brgy. Magsaysay

CSOs Responsible: Lions Club
Partners: Bayambang Municipal Association of NGOs (MANGOs)
Beneficiaries: Residents willing to buy pre-loved items

 

8. Date:  June 26, 2022
Event: MANGOs' Monthly Clean-Up Drive Goes to Magsaysay St. up to Bical Norte

Where: Brgy. Bical Norte
CSOs Responsible: MANGOs
Partners: Xtreme Riders Club Pangasinan, at kinabilangan ng Fraternal Alliance of Bayambang, Tau Gamma Phi, United Ilocandia, Samahang Ilokano, at Brgy. Magsaysay officials, with special participation of Vice-Mayor Ian Camille Sabangan. Kasama Kita sa Barangay Foundation Inc.and Niña Cares Foundation
Beneficiaries: Clean-up drive Magsaysay St. from Bical Norte Rd

 

 

 

JULY

 

1. Date: July 1, 2022
Event: Rotary Club, Nagsagawa ng Outreach Activity sa Tambac
Where: Brgy. Tambac

CSOs Responsible: Rotary Club Bayambang
Partners: none
Beneficiaries: Students of Tambac Elementary School

2. Date:  July 02, 2022
Event: MANGOs, Kabi-kabila ang Aktibidad
Where: Barangay Sancagulis

CSOs Responsible: MANGOs
Partners: PNP, MSWDO, Barangay Council, Vice-Mayor IC Sabangan.         
Beneficiaries: Youth of ANCOP Village in Barangay Sancagulis

 

3. Date: July 5, 2022

Event: Tatlong Classroom sa Bascos ES, Pinasinayaan ni Mayor Niña at ng Rotary Club
Where: Manambong Parte

CSOs Responsible: Rotary Club of Tamjin, South Korea and Rotary Club of Bayambang
Partners: Kasama Kita sa Barangay Foundation and Niña Cares Foundation, DepEd
Beneficiaries: Students of Bascos Elementary School

 

4.Date: July 10, 2022
Event: MANGOs Blood Donation Drive, Nakalikom ng 118 Bags ng Dugo
Where: Balon Bayambang Events Center

CSOs Responsible: Bayambang Municipal Association of Non-Governmental Organizations
Partners: Kasama Kita sa Barangay Foundation, Red Cross Dagupan Chapter, Vice Mayor IC Sabangan     
Beneficiaries: patients in Pangasinan

 

5. Date: July 10, 2022

Event: Goat Dairy Farm sa Mangayao, Operational
Where: Mangayao
CSOs Responsible: Kasama Kita sa Barangay Foundation Inc.  

Partners: National Dairy Authority, Agriculture Office, Bayambang Poverty Reduction Action Team
Beneficiaries: local farmers

 

6. Date: July 22 to July 25, 2022
Event: Libreng Merienda, Nagbigay-Sigla sa Umaga
Where: Municipal Plaza

CSOs Responsible:  Municipal Association of NGOs
Partners: PNP-Bayambang

Beneficiaries: Local pedestrians

 

7. Date: July 25, 2022

Event: Anim na PWD, Nakatanggap ng Prosthetic Legs at Braces
Where: Balon Bayambang Events Center
CSOs Responsible: Niña Cares Foundation and Kasama Kita sa Barangay Foundation
Partners:  MAC, Niña Cares Foundation, Kasama Kita sa Barangay Foundation, Congresswoman Rachel Arenas, Sangguniang Bayan members, and LGU Bayambang         
Beneficiaries: 6 PWD

 

8. Date: July 27, 2022

Event: Radiant Balon Bayambang Eagles Club Feeding Activity
Where: Zone IV
CSOs Responsible: Radiant Balon Bayambang Eagles Club
Partners: Municipal Nutrition Office
Beneficiaries: Indigent families of Brgy. Zone IV

 

 

AUGUST

 

1. Date:  August 05, 2022
Event: Local NGOs Attend CSO Conference
Where: Sangguniang Bayan Session Hall

CSOs Responsible : CSO
Partners: DILG, MPDC, SB   
Beneficiaries: CSO Presidents in Bayambang       

 

2. Date: August 22 - 24, 2022
Event: ELA 2022-2025, Binuo sa Tulong ni DILG ASEC Pasaraba
Where: Ortigas Center, Pasig City

CSOs Responsible: CSO representatives
Partners: LGU department unit and head, SB, national agencies,
Beneficiaries: general public

 

3. Date:  August 27, 2022
Event: BNHS Batch 90, Feeding Activities
Where: Brgy. Bongato East, Tococ East, Manambong Sur, Manambong Parte, and Pugo

CSOs Responsible: Bayambang National High School Class of 1990
Partners: Municipal Nutrition Action Office
Beneficiaries: Residents of Brgy. Bongato East, Tococ East, Manambong Sur, Manambong Parte, and Pugo

 

4. Date: August 29, 2022
Event: Bayambang Bayanihan Lions Club, Namigay ng Relief Goods
Where: Brgy. Manambong Parte

CSOs Responsible: Bayambang Bayanihan Lions Club International
Partners: Bayambang Municipal Association of NGOs  
Beneficiaries: Farmers affected by the floods caused by typhoon 'Florita' of Brgy. Manambong Parte

 

5. Date: August 30, 2022

Event: BANC at RC-Bayambang, Namigay ng Financial Aid
Where: PSU-BC

CSOs Responsible: Bayambang Association of Northern California, Rotary Club of Bayambang
Partners: PSU BC
Beneficiaries: 20 indigent and deserving students of Pangasinan State University (PSU)

 

 

SEPTEMBER

 

1. Date: September 6, 2022
Event: Church Volunteers, Nagpasalamat sa Donasyong E-Trike ni Mayor Niña
Where: around Bayambang

CSOs Responsible: St. Vincent Ferrer Parish Church Ministry, Niña Cares Foundation
Partners: LGU-Bayambang
Beneficiaries: indigent elderly

 

2. Date: September 7, 2022

Where: Entire Town of Bayambang
Event: Libreng Care Kits, Handog ng TQS
CSOs Responsible:
Partners: Mayor Niña Jose-Quiambao, Dr. Cezar Quiambao, Team Quiambao-Sabangan, Kasama Kita sa Barangay Foundation, at Niña Cares Foundation
Beneficiaries: RT-PCR positive Bayambangueño

3. Date: September 12, 2022
Event: 21,000 na Payong, Idinonate ng Niña Cares Foundation
Where: whole town of Bayambang

CSOs Responsible: Niña Cares Foundation, Kasama Kita sa Barangay Foundation
Partners: LSB, LGU-GSO
Beneficiaries: public school elementary pupils of Bayambang

4. Date: September 13, 2022
Event: LGU Employees, Nag-Zumba sa CSC Anniversary
Where: Balon Bayambang Events Center

CSOs Responsible: ZumBayambang, Kasama Kita sa Barangay Foundation Inc.  
Partners: LGU Bayambang
Beneficiaries: LGU Employees

 

5. Date:  September 14, 2022
Event: ASA Foundation Feeding Activity
Where: Brgy. Hermoza

CSOs Responsible: ASA Foundation
Partners: Municipal Nutrition Office
Beneficiaries: Residents Brgy. Hermoza (pregnant women and children 6 to 59 months old)

 

6. Date: September 17, 2022 
Event: LGU at CSOs, Nakilahok sa World Bamboo Day
Where: Brgy. Pogonsili, Aguilar, Pangasinan

CSOs Responsible: CSFirst-Green, Rotary Club, LGBTQ Association, Riders Club, Bikers Club, Radiant Balon Bayambang Eagles Club
Partners: LGU-Bayambang, PNP, BPSO, MDRRMO,
Beneficiaries: Bamboo Planting Activity in Brgy. Pogonsili, Aguilar, Pangasinan 

 

7. Date: September 19, 2022
Event: Blood Donation Drive, Isinagawa sa Amancosiling Sur
Where: Amancosiling Sur

CSOs Responsible: MANGOs
Partners: R1 Medical Center, RHU 1,2 & 3  
Beneficiaries: patients in Pangasinan

8. Date: September 24, 2022
Event: ANCOP Ville Residents, Muling Nag-enjoy sa Family Day
Where: ANCOP Ville, Brgy. Sancagulis

CSOs Responsible: Kasama Kita sa Barangay Foundation Inc.
Partners: MSWDO and Bayambang Poverty Reduction Action Team
Beneficiaries: Families of ANCOP Ville

 

9. Date:  September 28, 2022
Event: CSO Selection of Reps at Joint Organizational Meeting, Isinagawa ng DILG at MPDC
Where: SB Session Hall

CSOs Responsible: all local CSOs’ heads
Partners: DILG, MPDC, Local Development Council, Local School Board, Local Health Board, at Local Peace and Order Council
Beneficiaries: Different CSO Representatives

 

OCTOBER

 

1. Date: October 2, 2022
Event: CSOs, May Pa-Birthday Activities para kay Vice-Mayor IC
Where: Ambayat 1st

CSOs Responsible: Fraternal Alliance of Bayambang, at Xtreme Riders Club, Bayambang Municipal Association of NGOs
Partners: Ambayat 1st Barangay Council,
Beneficiaries: Residents of Ambayat 1st

 

2. Date: October 4, 2022
Event: Free Haircut Activity
Where: Brgy. Zone VI

CSOs Responsible: LGBTQI Association of Bayambang, Xtreme Riders Club, Bayambang Municipal Association of NGOs.
Partners: Brgy. Zone VI officials      
Beneficiaries: Residents of Brgy. Zone VI

 

3. Date: October 7, 2022
Event: Iba't-Ibang Serbisyo, Inihatid ng Munisipyo sa Pugo
Where: Pugo Covered Court

CSOs Responsible: Kasama Kita sa Barangay Foundation Inc.
Partners: LGU-Bayambang
Beneficiaries: Pugo, Wawa, at Darawey residents

 

4. Date:  October 13, 2022
Event: MANGOs, May Pa-surprise Feeding Kasama si VM IC
Where: Dusoc Elementary School

CSOs Responsible: Bayambang Municipal Association of NGOs, Bayanihan Lions Club International, Xtreme Rider's Club Bayambang, Bayambang Integrated Business Association Inc., Farmers' Federation, at Dusoc Women's Sustainable Program Livelihood Association
Partners: LGU-Bayambang, Dusoc Barangay Council, Bayambang Association of Service Point Officers,  

Beneficiaries: Dusoc Elementary School learners

 

5. Date:  October 14, 2022
Event: Feeding and Gift-Giving Program
Where: Balon Bayambang Events Center

CSOs Responsible: Bayambang National High School Batch '90
Partners: LGU-MSWDO
Beneficiaries: STAC-Bayambang, Bayambang Central School SPED, and Buayaen Central School SPED enrollees

 

6. Date:  October 15, 2022
Event: Hosting of Rotary Club Triseminar
Where: Balon Bayambang Events Center

CSOs Responsible: Rotary Club of Bayambang, Rotary Community Corps, The New Generation, Rotary Foundation
Partners: LGU-Bayambang
Beneficiaries: Rotarians from the provinces of Abra, Benguet, Ilocos Norte, Ilocos Sur, La Union, Pangasinan, Tarlac, Bataan, Pampanga, and Zambales.

 

7. Date: October 17, 2022
Event: Illegal Vendors, Muling Inabisuhan 
Where: Brgy. Quezon Blvd., Lower Cadre Site, Poblacion Sur, and Nalsian Sur

CSOs Responsible: MANGOs representative
Partners: BPSO,  PNP, Engineering, DILG, Solid Waste, SEE, RHU, BFP, MPDC
Beneficiaries: sidewalk vendors of Brgy. Quezon Blvd., Lower Cadre Site, Poblacion Sur, and Nalsian Sur

 

8. Date: October 18, 2022
Event: Jose Yuchongtian Masonic Lodge, Nagsagawa ng Blood Drive
Where: Balon Bayambang Events Center

CSOs Responsible: Jose Yuchongtian Masonic Lodge
Partners: Region 1 Medical Center, SB Councilor Benjie De Vera
Beneficiaries: hospital patients in the province

 

9. Date:  October 19, 2022
Event: ASA Philippines Foundation, Nagbigay ng School Supplies sa Tatarac-Apalen ES
Where: Tatarac-Apalen ES
CSOs Responsible: ASA Philippines Foundation

Partners: LGU-Local School Board, DEPED Bayambang II
Beneficiaries: Tatarac-Apalen Elementary School learners

 

10. Date: October 22, 2022
Event: MANGOs, Nagbigay ng Free Blood Screening
Where: Nalsian Elementary School

CSOs Responsible: Bayambang Municipal Association of NGOs
Partners: Nalsian Elementary School Teaching Staff      
Beneficiaries: Nalsian Elementary School officials and teachers

 

 

NOVEMBER

 

1. Date: November 4, 2022
Event: KSB Year 5, Dumayo sa Bongato
Where: Bongato East

CSOs Responsible: Kasama Kita sa Barangay Foundation Inc.
Partners: RHU 1,2 & 3, LGU
Beneficiaries: Residents of Bongato East and Bongato West

 

2. Date: November 20, 2022
Event: Lions Club, Nagsagawa ng Feeding Activity sa Amancosiling Norte
Where: Amancosiling Norte

CSOs Responsible: Bayambang Bayanihan Lions Club International and Bayambang Maaro Leo Club
Partners: LGU Bayambang
Beneficiaries: Babies and children of Amancosiling Norte

 

3. Date:  November 28, 2022
Event: BNHS Batch '90 Does It Again (Feeding and Gift-Giving Activity)
Where: Brgy. Amancosiling Norte at Brgy. Amancosiling Sur

CSOs Responsible: Bayambang National High School Batch '90
Partners: Municipal Nutrition Office
Beneficiaries: indigent malnourished children of Brgy. Amancosiling Norte at Brgy. Amancosiling Sur

 

DECEMBER

 

1. Date:  December 01, 2022
Event: Reaction 166, Nakiisa sa National Volunteer Month Activities sa Kapitolyo
Where: Capitol Grounds, Lingayen

CSOs Responsible: Reaction 166
Partners: LGU-Bayambang     
Beneficiaries: general public   

 

2. Date: December 2, 2022
Event: RHU 3, Nag-outreach Program sa Pangdel
Where: Brgy. Pangdel

CSOs Responsible: Kasama Kita sa Barangay Foundation Inc.
Partners: RHU 3
Beneficiaries: 30 undernourished and indigent pre-schoolers

 

3. Date: December 9, 2022
Event: CSOs, Muling Nag-feeding at Dental Mission
Where: Ataynan Elementary School

CSOs Responsible: Xtreme Rider's Club, Bayambang Municipal Association of NGOs. Bayambang Bayanihan Lions Club
Partners: PNP-Lingayen Health and Dental Unit, PNP-Bayambang, Dalton Army (Calasiao).
Beneficiaries: 200 Students of Ataynan Elementary School

4. Date: December 10
Event: Blood Drive, May 101 Donors
Where: Balon Bayambang Events Center

CSOs Responsible: Rotary Club of Bayambang, Kasama Kita sa Barangay Foundation
Partners: LGU-Bayambang, RHUs, Philippine National Red Cross
Beneficiaries: Patients in general

5. Date: December 13-15, 2022
Event: Pamaskong Handog para sa mga Kabataan, 20 Years Na!
Where: Balon Bayambang Events Center

CSOs Responsible: Kasama Kita sa Barangay Foundation and Niña Cares Foundation
Partners:  MSWDO, LGU
Beneficiaries: Children and their parents from 77 barangays of Bayambang

 

6. Date: December 16, 2022
Event: Attendance to the Seminar, “Capacitating CSOs in Local Development”

Where: SB Session Hall

CSOs Responsible: local CSOs
Partners: DILG, MPDC 
Beneficiaries: Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) in Local Special Bodies

 

7. Date:  December 20, 2022
Event: BNHS Batch '90 Gives Christmas Offering Again
Where: Brgy. Inanlorenza, Maigpa, and Banaban

CSOs Responsible: Bayambang National High School Batch '90
Partners:  Municipal Nutrition Office
Beneficiaries: Indigent malnourished residents of Brgy. Inanlorenza, Maigpa, at Banaban