Everyone is cordially invited to participate in the 4th Camp Wide Christmas Party to be held at the Bell Amphitheater, Historical Core, at Camp John Hay on Friday, December 12, 2012, from 7:00pm onwards.
Registration fee for the said event is only PhP150.00 per head and registration venue is at the JHMC Customs Clearance Area (CCA) during regular business hours.
The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) in cooperation with the Turkish Chamber of Commerce, Inc. (TCCPI) sent delegates to an Outbound Business Matching (OBM) mission from October 2-9, 2012, to further boost trade relations between the Philippines and Turkey, as well as provide opportunities for business development and job generation.
John Hay Management Corporation (JHMC) sends the lone Philippine delegate to Mexico City to attend a conference dubbed as “Step Into the Future VIII International Conference on Sustainable Transport”.
Michelle Bacalla, JHMC Marketing Officer, will attend this 5-day convention (from September 30 - October 4) sponsored by CTS Embarq and Walk 21, together with 22 other delegates from different countries. For one week, speakers from around the globe will share first hand experiences on how their cities have improved quality of life through implementation of sustainable mobility projects that helped transport people safely, and how they crafted policies that enhanced air quality and eventually, public health and safety. It will also cover Urban Mobility to decreasing urban heat and carbon footprint and ease effects of Climate Change.
John Hay Management Corporation (JHMC) President and CEO Dr. Jamie Eloise M. Agbayani led the Managers and Supervisors of 86 establishments inside Camp John Hay in the recitation and signing of the Integrity Pledge and Wall. This was held during the locator’s meeting last August 17 at the historic CJH Bell House.
The historical sites and scenic spots in Camp John Hay will soon be more accessible to tourists as John Hay Management Corporation (JHMC), the implementing arm of the Bases Conversion and Development Authority, has signed an agreement with City Trails Corporation, a tourist service company that offers an all-day transport pass to various tourist attractions in the city.
Dubbed the “Highland Trails”, City Trails’ transport service will bring visitors to Camp John Hay as well as to The Mansion, Mines View Park, Wright Park, Botanical Garden, Burnham Park, Easter Weaving Room, Tam-awan Village, Lourdes Grotto, Woodcarvers’ Village, BenCab Museum, and the Strawberry Farms at neighboring La Trinidad in Benguet. Tourists who avail of the Highland Trails may “hop on” City Trails’ specially designed vans at designated places in the city and “hop off” at any one of the destinations offered. Each van is equipped with a television set that will show informative videos about each of the places along the route.
The state-owned Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA) filed today before the Department of Justice (DOJ) 52 counts of malversation against the Board of Directors and officials of Camp John Hay Development Corporation (CJHDevCo) and its subsidiary, Camp John Hay Hotel Corporation (CJH Hotels), for the latter’s refusal to return 26 BCDA-owned hotel units located in Camp John Hay Manor and Camp John Hay Suites, Baguio City, as well as to give BCDA an accounting of the revenues earned by CJHDevCo and CJH Hotels from the operations of the 26 rooms.
The 22-page complaint stated that the CJHDevCo directors and officers, even after the lawful demand of the BCDA, refused to return the public properties to the government. These properties are 16 units of the CJH Manor hotel and 10 units of the CJH Suites Hotel which have a total value of P121 Million.
The complaint further stated that CJHDevCo continues to earn from these units but refused to provide the liquidation of public funds—revenues that it earned from the use and lease of the 26 units.
With your kind indulgence, we are humbly requesting for your donations in cash or in kind such as food and clothing to help our unfortunate countrymen who are in dire need of our assistance due to the recent flooding that struck Metro Manila and its surrounding provinces.
You may bring your donations at the Customs Clearance Area near the IHG Building at Camp John Hay during business hours preferably until next week. JHMC shall take care in delivering your donations to the Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA) in Taguig for the BCDA Group relief drive for flood victims. The scheduled departure for the delivery of donations is set on August 13, 2012 at 12:00 PM. Donations sent after the delivery schedule shall be turned over to the Department of Budget and Management – CAR Office for the Cordillera Association of Regional Executives (CARE) relief drive for flood victims.
Please coordinate with Ms. Rowena Faye Cabusas at (74)423-5403 for your donations or for any other inquiries relative to this undertaking. Thank you very much.The Baguio Regional Trial Court (RTC) ordered the Camp John Hay Development Corporation (CJHDevCo) to post a P736 million bond as a prerequisite in to make effective the writ of preliminary injunction prayed for by the John Hay lessee.
With the order, the court rejected the P31 million offer made by CJHDevCo to prevent a government takeover of their leased properties in John Hay, and upheld the original amount of P736 million as bond to protect government’s interest.
The court order directed CJHDevCo to post the P736 million bond in within 30 days from receipt of the order. Without that, no injunctive relief would be extended to CJHDevCo.
John Hay Management Corporation (JHMC), a member of the Bases Conversion and Development Authority and estate manager of the 647-hectare Camp John Hay, will be celebrating the 25th Cordillera Day on July 15, 2012 10:00 in the morning at the historic Bell Amphitheatre. JHMC will feature the University of the Cordilleras’ Hapiyo Mi Cultural Group performing various ethnic dances of the Cordillera subgroups Abra,Apayao, Benguet, Ifugao, Kalinga, and Mountain Province.
The UC Hapiyo Mi Cultural Group, one of the awardees for the Ten Outstanding Youth Organizations (TAYO) in 2011, was chosen by JHMC to portray the rich culture and history of the Cordillera peoples through ethnic dances. Guests and visitors to the Bell Amphitheatre at John Hay’s Historical Core will be treated to a number of community dances in which the audience will be asked to join in. The Hapiyo Mi recently performed at the Far Eastern University to launch the school’s cultural season.
