SAINT
JOSEPH SCHOOL ALUMNI ASOCIATION (SJSAA)
past president Godofredo “Awi” Uy (right) presides the oath-taking
of the newly elected officers of the SJSAA last December 30, 2005
at the SJS Gymnasium headed by Maria Cosay-Litam as president
(front). Other officers in the photo are: Dr. Jaime Dorotan, VP
for SJSAA-USA; Treasurer Rosita Lo; Auditor Josefina Olivan-Yu
Chang; PRO Henry Litam Jr.; Alejandro Saw, VP for SJSAA-Albay;
Jaime Brojan, VP for SJSAA-Metro-Manila; Vice President Oscar Lee;
and Secretary Ryan Giancarlo D. Macandog. JOEY CO
KWERDAS
DE NAGA COMMUNITY RONDALLA
members perform a favorite rendition under the baton of Ms. Ma.
Judith Llorin-Oliva, trainor-conductor, during the “PISTANG HIMIG
KRISTIANO 2” held at UCCP, Naga City last December 30, 2005. The
30-member rondalla was the 2004 National Champion of the
prestigious National Music Competition for Young Artists (NAMCYA)
besting eleven regions nationwide. Ms. Llorin-Oliva, the 1985
NAMCYA National Champion for Solo Banduria, hails from a family of
talented and renown musicians of Nabua, Camarines Sur. At present,
she holds classes and trains young students on banduria, violin,
guitar, and percussion instrument. She also conducts the Kwredas
Chamber, which holds annual concerts in public. JOEY CO
BANK
OF COMMERCE IN NAGA.
In photo are Senior
Manager Albert B. Tan, Associate Business Manager for Marketing
Elizabeth Dy-Fronda, Associate Business Manager for Service Julia
N. Lomugda, Customer Relation Assistants Rhoda F. Contonjos, and
Juliet F. Isidoro. Bank of Commerce is located at Romar 1 Bldg.,
Elias Angeles St., Naga City.
DAR
SCHOLARS. Some of the 70
scholars of the President Diosdado Macapagal Agrarian Scholarship
Program (PDMASP) in the Province of Camarines Sur taking up
four-year courses at Camarines Sur State Agricultural College (CSSAC)
and Partido State University through the auspices of the
Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR). In the photo with the
scholars is Atty Miguel S. Gracilla, DAR provincial head and
PDMASP provincial coordinator. JOEY CO
DONATION.
Jose J.Aureus (extreme left) , president of the Filipino-Canadian
Auto Workers Association (FCAWA) of Brampton, Ontario, is being
congratulated by Lito Mangsat of the PNB Remittance Company
(Canada) for sending $ 1500.00 to the Queen of Peace Children's
Home in Naga City as the association's donation last December 29,
2005. Another $ 300.00 was donated by the officers and directors
of the Bicol Canada Inc. (BCI). - Jojo Taduran
DAET
Mayor Elmer Panotes leads the formal opening of the 1st
Inter-Barangay Basketball Tournament last December 19. The
sportsfest which is being participated in by the town’s 25
barangays will end on June 24 (Daet Fiesta). It is aimed at
fostering oneness and camaraderie among the youth. Badminton games
for girls will start next week. Francis Elevado
The
UNIVERSIDAD DE STA. ISABEL
International Practicum
Program welcomed its first arrivals from Singapore over the
holidays. The USI program enables its students to earn while
perfecting the skills of their trade as trainees in foreign-based
companies. Topmost picture shows Jeanlyn Labanon (middle), a 4th
year College of Accountancy student with officemates at Carrefour
- Singapore, Mark Joseph Bulaong, BS FSIM3, is in the second
picture doing the flare at work in UBLB Poolbar at Changi Airport.
The third picture shows FSIM3 Annie Lomel Cada (2nd from right) at
Emerald Hill No. 5’s 15th anniversary celebration. Bottom photo
shows Maye Andrea Lim, BS FSIM3 (middle) with DBLO co-workers at
Mohammed Sultan, Singapore.
THE
REMAINS of former Naga
City Councilor Manuel “Tata” Flores (inset) lie in estate at
Funeraria Imperial along Peñafrancia Avenue, Naga City. He passed
away last Jan. 1, 2006 after a long battle with diabetes.
DANIEL P. AUREUS
FIRE.
An Estimated 1 Million Pesos worth of various kind of appliances
were razed by a fire that originated from the warehouse of Alson’s
Trading occupying one of 6-door commercial building owned by
Ensano Family at Highway 1, San Miguel, Iriga City, last Dec. 30,
2005. No one was reported hurt during the incident belivied to be
crushed by electrical circuit. Romeo Olea
DEFECTIVE
WEIGHING SCALES. Radio
reporter Richie Royong of Radyo Natin Iriga and city market guard
Rey Nabata inspect several defective weighing scales, which were
confiscated from unscrupulous businessmen by market superintendent
Ernesto Nagrampa and his personnel last December 26, 2005. ROMEO
OLEA
CHRISTMAS
CHEERS – For Camarines Sur
Gov. LRay Villafuerte (center), the celebration of Christmas will
not be complete if he won’t be able to spread his good cheers to
his loyal and solid base of supporters in the different
municipalities and barangays in the province. As such last
December, he was given the opportunity to assemble his local
leaders (from barangay captains, municipal kagawads, mayors and
vice mayors, provincial kagawads, up to the Vice Governor) along
with his other trusted leaders and led them in a day full of good
tidings held at the SP Session Hall (photo above) at the
Legislative Bldg., Capitol Complex, Cadlan, Pili. This is Gov.
LRay’s way of sharing his blessings and showing his gratitude for
their continued support in all his programs and endeavours for the
province. JMTS/DRanera
