BOMBO RADYO PHILS refleets by initially purchasing 15 brand new airconditioned Bombo Patrols to boost its news gathering capability nationwide. In behalf of the management, Herman Z. Basbaño, (third from left) VP/COO AM Division, Jenil Demorito, (second from left) Area Manager North Luzon and Glenn Jamili (left) Purchasing Head accepted the keys of the vehicles during the brief turnever Ceremony at Bombo Radyo Makati Office.

2007 Halyao Nominees together with the Board of Judges during the Halyao Awards Night last June 30, 2007 at the Avenue Convention Hall, Naga City. (L-R) PCCI Reg’l. Gov. for Bicol & over-all chairman of the Board of Judges, Mr. Nicolas Beda A. Priela, together with his members-- 2006 Awardee, Mr. Fidel A. Cu, DTI Prov’l. Director, Ms. Edna S. Tejada, NEDA Reg’l. Director, Ms. Gerelyn Balnig, and Bicol Fed. of Higher Edu. Secretary, Dr. Araceli S. Benoya. Next to them are the nominees: Efren Villamonte, Joselito Urgel, Rosemary Rey, Jerly Peyra, Wilfredo Peliño, Lydia P. Lomibao, Rogelio Juanillo, Amadeo Gallanosa, Consuelo Dy, Alexander dela Cruz, Angustias Calleja, Reynaldo Belleza, and Salvador Albia, Mr. Adolfo L. Olivan, Chairman Halyao Awards, Engr. Emeterio L. Aman, President, Metro Naga Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

Glittering. Avenue Convention Plaza, Naga City’s glamorous address for dining and entertainment along Magsaysay strip was the venue of this year’s Halyao Awards.

CALL CENTER LOCATOR. Cam Sur Gov. LRay Villafuerte toured Shridhar Aiyer, head of support services, and Jay Yulo, recruitment and training head-both of Sutherland Global Services-around the Cam Sur IT Park as the call center executives came and inspected the facilities for a possible location of their services in these parts. JMTS/photographs by JOSHUA K. CASTRO (MMEC)

JOBS! JOBS! Young job seekers swarm the jobs fair sponsored by the Metro Naga Public Employment and Service Office (Metro Peso) during the 3rd Bicol Business Week held at LCC Mall Activity Center, Naga City.

ORDER IN THE STREETS. Motor vehicles of all shape and size get ‘clamped’ by joint elements of Naga’s Public Safety Office and the PNP for parking in the wrong place. The bold campaign continues to gain approval from the public for as long as it is fairly and consistently implemented. RANDY VILLAFLOR