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Subject: Music changed February 7, 2009 - Love Songs


Author:
DJ
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Date Posted: Sun, Feb 07 2010
To celebrate the "Month of Love", I have prepared some love songs for you. These are some songs that I have played before but I hope that you would still enjoy them. Sorry that I wasn't able to prepare fresher music for you but I hope that this will do. If you have a song request, feel free to post your request. I would be happy to play it for you so long as I have the song.
Enjoy and take care everyone.



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Subject: REQUESTED SONGS 2B PLAYED SOON.1.I can't find the word to say goodbye,baby i'm a want you,guitarman,just when i needed you most,by BREAD.2.something in the way she moves,there are places i remember.3.After all these years,open arms,you died in your arms tonight by JOURNEY.4.just when i needed you most,what's forever for,nights are forever without you by ENGLAND DAN,JOHN FORD COLEY.thanks m.b.,


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N.L.C.
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Date Posted: Sat, Feb 06 2010

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Subject: Happy birthday to all the February celebrants.


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Date Posted: Fri, Feb 05 2010


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Subject: Just want to share some photos I took from a side trip to Thailand, "the Land of Smiles" during my Philippine trip.


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Date Posted: Sat, Jan 30 2010

The Grand Palace in Bangkok, Thailand

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Subject: THS REUNION 2011 UPDATES


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Date Posted: Sat, Jan 30 2010
The Tagudin High School Alumni International Association (THSAAI) under the leadership of Hector A. Galvez and Estrella Acosta-Lucero (chairman and overall vice-chairman), launches the following key initiatives as part of the THS Reunion 2011.

1. Operation iCare – free medical and dental services to be provided by the alumni. Leading this initiative are alumni from the earlier generations which include: Doctors Emilio Quines, Manuel Villanueva, Urbano Dauz, Elias Lorenzana and Adolfo Dulay, among others. We encourage everyone to participate in this effort. The mission aims to serve the people of Tagudin, Santa Cruz, Sudipen, Bangar, Suyo, etc. As you know the alumni come not only from Tagudin but its neighboring towns as well. We are happy to mention that in mid 2009, the school clinic has been completed. Thanks to Dr. and Mrs. Emilio Quines of Class 1956 who donated to this project.

2. Operaton iGive – donations to school’s general and specific needs. The school has expressed needs for computers, lab equipments for the new Science High School, among others. Hector A. Galvez, Frank Jaramilla, Boni Cablay and Erlinda Andaya have offered to donate computers. We need more donors so please participate. Hector will get the list of lab equipments needed and their costs from the school’s principal Dr. Edgar D. Llanes. Those who work in hospitals, please keep your eyes out on lab equipments that are still usable which the hospital no longer needs.

3. Operation iServe – This will be our opportunity to make a difference to the students and the community by sharing our time and talents. Ex. Knowledge transfers on computer applications such as excel, powerpoint, word document, etc. The traditional tree-planting will also be a part of this initiative.

THANK YOU. We appreciate your feedback and suggestions.

Thank you Seaside as always....


Eufemia
Operation wiiJoin ;-)

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Subject: Here is an interesting article about Gilbert Teodoro. It is not a sure thing yet for Aquino and Villar. Gibo might be able to overtake them. Visaya and Mindanao are now backing Teodoro. The Ilocano speaking regions in the country might also back him up.


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Courtesy of the Philippine Star
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Date Posted: Sat, Jan 23 2010
Mindanao, Visayas governors push for Gibo's victory
By Jaime laude (The Philippine Star) Updated January 24, 2010 12:00 AM

MANILA, Philippines - Majority of the country’s governors brushed aside the one digit poll survey rating of Lakas-Kampi-CMD standard bearer Gilbert “Gibo” Teodoro as they declared they will go ‘hammer and tongs’ to deliver him the winning votes in the May presidential elections.

Representing 58 of the country’s 80 governors in support of Teodoro’s presidential bid, Bohol Gov. Eric Aumentado, said that it’s too early for other presidential candidates to rejoice as the campaign period has yet to start.

“We will go hammer and tongs to deliver him the winning votes,” Aumentado said, speaking on behalf of his 58-governor colleagues at a Lakas-Kampi-CMD press conference held at the Lenden Hotel in Ortigas Avenue in Mandaluyong City yesterday afternoon.

Governors who were able to make it to the press conference and publicly announced their support for the presidential bid of Teodoro were Guimaras Gov. Felipe Nava, Marinduque Gov. Bong Carreon, Aklan Gov. Carlito Marquez, Samar Gov. Mila Tan and Gov. Isidro Zayco of Negros Occidental.

Also around were Sarrangani Gov. Migz Dominguez and Bataan Gov. Enrique “Tet” Garcia.

“We don’t know where they are getting their survey samples. Many times these surveys are misleading the public,” said Aumentado, adding that he himself has not monitored any survey conducted in his home province.

Aumentado, along with other governors from the so-called One Visayas, a grouping of governors in Western, Eastern and Central Visayas, signed a manifesto, declaring support for the presidential bid of Teodoro.

Other signatories of the manifesto of support for Teodoro include Antique Gov. Sally Perez and Eastern Samar Gov. Ben Evardone as well as Cebu Gov. Gwen Garcia.

The governors said they signed the manifesto because they earnestly believe that Teodoro is the right man for the job in Malacañang.

“With Teodoro, we have finally a candidate who believes in unleashing and harnessing the latent power of the provinces in order to accelerate economic development,” Aumentado said.

For his part, Carreon, simply laugh off latest survey results of the Social Weather Station (SWS) showing Teodoro’s rating still a single digit.

“The election campaign has not begun. We the governors as well as the municipal mayors will be Gibo’s generals on the ground. We will fight and ensure victory for him in the coming elections,” Carreon said.

Carreon said once the Lakas-Kampi-CMD political machinery begins to grind, Teodoro’s public acceptance rating will double.

“Other political parties don’t have the so-called ground generals like us the governors and the municipal mayors who will work doubly hard to ensure victory for Gibo,” Carreon said.

In the SWS survey conducted on Dec. 27-28 last year showed that on one on one presidential scenario if the election is held today, Sen. Benigno Aquino III gained 52 percent public approval rating as compared to his closest rival Sen. Manny Villar with 44 percent.

Other survey scenario, this time former President Joseph Estrada included, Aquino got 49 percent followed by Villar with 38 percent, next was Teodoro with six percent, two percent for Bro. Eddie Villanua, one percent each for Sen. Richard Gordon, Sen. Jamby Madrigal and 0.3 percent for Delos Reyes.

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Subject: Visitation and Funeral Services for EDDIE


Author:
EDF
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Date Posted: Wed, Jan 20 2010
VISITATION:

- Sunday, January 24: 4:00 – 8:00 PM
Nadeau Family Funeral Home
180 E. Monte Vista Avenue, Vacaville, CA 95688
Tel. 707.455.7700

- Monday, January 25: 4:00 – 8:00 PM (Rosary at 7:00PM)
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
350 Stinson Avenue
Vacaville, CA 95688-2619
Tel. 707.448.2390

EDDIE'S FINAL JOURNEY CELEBRATED WITH MASS

- Tuesday, January 26: 10:00AM
St. Mary’s Catholic Church

Reception will follow after the funeral. Place to be
announced later.

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Subject: EDDIE CORPUZ - We will miss you


Author:
EDF
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Date Posted: Tue, Jan 19 2010
It is with deep regret that I announce the passing of EDDIE CORPUZ of Vacaville, California and Dardarat, Tagudin. Eddie passed away on January 17, 2010 at his home in Vacaville, Calfornia. He is survived by his loving wife Bella, daughter Ellaine and her family.

Eddie's body lies in state at the Nadeau Family Funeral Home at 180 E. Monte Vista Avenue, Vacaville, CA 95688, Tel. 707.455.7700. Viewing is tentatively scheduled at 5:00 - 8:00PM, Thursday and Friday.

Funeral services will be announced later.

Eddie Corpuz belongs to TGCHS Class ’69. We will miss him very dearly.


In grief,

Eufemia

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Subject: Political Postings


Author:
MB Adm
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Date Posted: Tue, Jan 19 2010
I have deleted the recent political messages regarding the people running for political office in the coming Philippine 2010 elections because the messages were going overboard. This board wants to maintain freedom of expression but I am sorry to say that we will need to put more restrictions to the messages so we can have order here at the mb and so people will not be getting malicious postings from other people. I have been very lenient since I want to accommodate all your messages but that has been abused by some people.

From this point on, messages (especially the political ones) that might be considered as personal attacks or insulting remarks or something that can get anybody in trouble will not be approved even if they are borderline messages. I will try to filter the messages. However, if you think a message is inappropriate for this board, please say something so we can do something about it. Perhaps the message can be deleted or rephrased by the poster. Again, this board accepts messages from anyone for as long as the rules are being observed. Also, when it comes to approval of the messages for posting, this board does not favor any person or groups.

Political messages here could be ok but if they start to get destructive especially if they become too personal, then this board would not allow political discussion here especially if it involves local politics in Tagudin. A whole messages thread could be deleted if the topic goes out of hand. So, please be careful and think about what you are going to post so we can have healthier discussions here. Kitaen yo ta awan iti mapadpadalanan yo apo. Let’s please help make this board to be around for a long time or for as long as it it needed by cooperating with us.

Thank you.

Naimbag nga aldaw/rabii tayo amin.

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Subject: HAITI - Humanity Reigns


Author:
We are one
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Date Posted: Sun, Jan 17 2010
The only doc
By Elizabeth Cohen
CNN Medical Senior Correspondent
January 17, 2010

Tuesday afternoon, Dr. Louise Ivers, an infectious disease specialist at Harvard Medical School, was at a meeting of the World Food Program in a United Nations building in Port-au-Prince when the earthquake hit. She escaped to the building’s driveway unharmed. Within minutes of her arrival 350 injured Haitians gathered in her driveway, looking for medical help. Ivers was the only doctor.

“It was overwhelming,” she says. “Several people bled to death while I tried to treat them. One girl’s skin was ripped off her hand and forearm, and you could see all the muscles and tendons. Then a father handed me a baby who was minutes away from dying, and I had to say ‘I’m sorry, there’s nothing I can do.’”

Ivers, the country director for Haiti for Partners in Health and an assistant professor of medicine at Harvard, got to work. She and Kim Cullen, her research assistant, set out to find materials they could turn into medical supplies. “We ripped license plates off cars to use as splints. We took shirts off of people to use as tourniquets,” Ivers says.

Early the next morning, Ivers heard about a makeshift clinic with about fifty patients in a tent on the United Nations compound next to the Port-au-Prince airport. She gathered together about 100 of the injured people she’d been treating, and set out for the clinic. “I thought this was going to be an actual clinic with doctors,” she says. “But when I got there, I asked who was in charge, and someone said ‘Toi’ – you, you’re in charge. I
said, ‘Really?’” Again, she was the only doctor.

About fifty more patients arrived that night, bringing the total to about 200. A few physicians came and went for short periods, but she was basically on her own. “It was overwhelming, the amount of trauma and injuries. I’ve worked in Haiti for seven years and I’ve never seen such suffering,” Ivers says. “To be a human being and see such suffering is bad enough, but to be a doctor and have no tools, no pain medication, is a horrible, horrible feeling.”

Finally, Wednesday at 5pm, help arrived in the form of Dr. Enrique Ginzburg and Dr. Daniel Pust, trauma surgeons from the University of Miami. “For the first time, I thought to myself, ‘maybe these people have a chance,’” she says.
At 2 am Thursday, Ivers rested. She’d gone 48 hours without sleeping, eating, or even sitting down.

How did she handle being the only doc?
“I don’t know,” she says. “I think automatic mode kicks in.”

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Subject: Another video from Richard Dauz
Making of Heal the World Music Video


Author:
MB Adm for Richard Dauz
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Date Posted: Wed, Jan 13 2010


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Subject: THSAAI Meeting - January 12, 2010 Photos


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MB Adm for THSAAI
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Date Posted: Wed, Jan 13 2010


Front row – Delia Lorenzana-Ringor, Erlinda Andaya-Benitez, Femy Dauz-Fonacier, Noli Alvarado (before Femy), Hector A. Galvez, Renato Dauz, Frank Jaramilla;

Back row – Lyn Alvarado and lovely apo, Alicia Canosa-Aluyon, Erlinda Acosta, Brenda Lorenzana, Cora Galvez, Greg Lardizabal, Estrella Acosta-Lucero, Rizal Ringor, Jean Cablay, Cora Lardizabal, Ron Cablay. Ness Fonacier took the group shot.

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Subject: I just want to say hello and a very Happy New year to all the girls I've loved before,they all traveled in and out of my bedroom door,i dedicate this song"AY NARIGAT ITI BIAG ITI BARTEKERO" please Mr.Dj play the music for me and for them.


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Fr. the M.D. BOYS(LIFE IS TOO SHORT TO SNUB THE WHISKEY AND ARIYAWYAW)
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Date Posted: Tue, Jan 12 2010

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Subject: Veteran Ilocos Sur radio commentator shot


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From Tempo
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Date Posted: Sat, Jan 09 2010
Veteran Ilocos Sur radio commentator shot
FREDDIE G. LAZARO, DEXTER A. SEE

Two gunmen on a motorcycle shot and wounded a veteran radio commentator in Ilocos Sur last Thursday night, the first case of violence against journalists this year in the country, police and a local press union said Friday.

Police said Eugene Paet was on his way home after work in a radio station owned by former Deputy National Security Adviser and Ilocos Sur gubernatorial candidate Luis “Chavit†C. Singson when the gunmen fired at him along the national highway in Barangay Bulag, Bantay, Ilocos Sur, said Senior Supt. Eduardo Dopale, provincial police chief.

The incident happened near the entrance gate of Camp President Elpidio Quirino in Barangay Bulag, Bantay, Ilocos Sur, headquarters of the Philippine National Police (PNP) in the province.

Dupale said Paet was riding his Yamaha RS motorcycle on his way home after his regular public affairs radio program when he was attacked by the gunmen from behind.

Dopale said Paet is a local radio commentator with the codename “Commando Uno†of DWRS Commando Radio based in Barangay Tamag, Vigan City and a resident of Barangay Bulag, Bantay, Ilocos Sur.

The victim sustained a bullet wound on the left side of his stomach and was taken to the Metro Vigan Cooperative Hospital in Bantay, Ilocos Sur.

“He was hit in the body but was able to run away from his would-be assassins,’’ Dupale said, adding the radio talk show host is now in stable condition at the hospital.

Investigation disclosed that the shooting incident happened at 7:30 p.m. last Thursday.

Police theorized that the victim was followed by the gunmen after he left from work. Upon reaching Barangay Bulag, Bantay, Ilocos Sur, the suspects shot the victim several times using a caliber .45 pistol based on two empty shells recovered by responding lawmen.

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Subject: ISECO (Ilocos Sur Electric Cooperative, Inc.) X'mas/New Year Party at Seaside Park, Jan. 9, 2010 Photos


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Date Posted: Sat, Jan 09 2010
New Year Pary of ISECO Employees' and Families
Gen. Manager Cesar Geronilla
Dir. Rodolfo Gaburno
Amor Dasallia
Mr. Jun Molina
Engr. Bong Realin
Mr. Clarence Ducusin
Sta. Cruz Manager Nenita Valdez






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Subject: Greetings!


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Irene Manzano
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Date Posted: Fri, Jan 08 2010
To Surry,

Belated Happy Birthday! Its January 2, right?
I still remember it, though its 39 years ago.
We were in Grade II in Las - ud.

Cheers,
Irene

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Subject: Tagudin Basketball Eastern Conference Championship Video at Camp Bunoan, Cabulanglangan, Tagudin, Dec. 30, 2009


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Date Posted: Thu, Jan 07 2010

Cabaroan vs. Del Pilar
Cabulanglangan vs. Ag-Aguman



Results:
Cabaroan - 1st
Del Pilar - 2nd
Cabulanglangan - 3rd
Ag-Aguman - 4th


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Subject: Condolence to the Labiano Family for the passing away of their beloved mother, Marcelina L. Labiano of Quirino District, Tagudin. Marcelina was one of the few remaining matriarchs of Quirino District.


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Date Posted: Tue, Jan 05 2010




The Labiano Family

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Subject: Tagudin High School Reunion - Jan 2, 3 & 4, 2011 - MEETING


Author:
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Date Posted: Mon, Jan 04 2010
WISHING YOU ALL A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR!

The upcoming Tagudin High School Grand Reunion that will be held on the school grounds of our beloved Alma Mater may be a year away (January 2, 3, and 4, 2011), but we still have a lot of planning and preparation to accomplish. The Philippines Core Team is now in full blast preparing for this major event. In turn, we, officers and members of the THSAA International, must also do our part.

So, how about joining us again for a New Year's potluck meeting? We need your suggestions/recommendations. It's been a while since we had our last meeting, so that by now, you must be missing the delectable food, camaraderie and excitement. Our thanks to Ms. Erlinda N. Acosta, sister of our Vice President Estrella Acosta Lucero, for offering her residence where we will be holding the meeting. So, ano pa and hinihintay natin! Let's meet and have fun:

WHEN: January 9, 2010 (Saturday)
TIME: 12:00 Noon
PLACE: Ms. Erlinda N. Acosta Residence
Azusa, CA 90702

Please call Femy at 408-307-0359 for further details. See you all.

Hector A. Galvez
THSAAI

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Subject: Let's answer some riddles.
I would like to thank Mrs. Mary de la Peña for the riddles. Mrs. Mary de la Peña was one of my elementary school teachers and a member of the Tagudin Dep Ed Tacher/Personnel Retirees Assoc. I appreciate you ma'am Mary for contributing to this mb.


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MB Adm for Mrs. Mary de la Peña
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Date Posted: Sun, Jan 03 2010
Riddles:
1. What happens when you tell an egg a joke?
2. What did the judge say when a skunk walked into the courtroom?
3. What kind of tables do we cook and eat?
4. What is a bear's favorite drink?
5. Guess what happens to the cat who ate a ball of wool?
6. What is the only thing that you can put into a bucket that will make it lighter?
7. What id Adam say to Eve when it was December 24?
8. Who is Santa's most misbehaved reindeer?
9. What is a goose's favorite fruit?
10. What do you call the place where hungry ants go?
11. What did one piece of string say to the other on Valentine's Day?
12. What does a carpet salesman give his wife on Valentine's Day?
13. What do you call two birds in love?
14. What did the painter say to his girlfriend?
15. What does a man who loves his car do on February 14?
16. What wobbles up when it flies?
17. What did the windscreen say to the rain?
18. What does the toothpaste do when it gets angry?
19. When is water angry?
20. What do you get when you cross a sheep with a kangaroo?
21. Why did the dentist go to school?
22. What do you break when you talk?
23. Why is Sunday the strongest day of the week?
24. Why was Adam a good runner?
25. What is it that never uses its teeth for easting?
26. Which room has not door, no windows, not even a floor?
27. What is it that we have in December and not in any other month?
28. Which six letters of the English alphabet did the beggar say when he looked into his purse?
29. Which two letters of the English alphabet are bad for your teeth?
30. What is it that everyone has seen and we'll never see again?
31. When does 4 and 4 make more than 8?
32. What is black and white and read all over?
33. When a clock strikes thirteen, what time is it?
34. What is the difference between an ice cream and a bully?
35. Why is 6 afraid of 7?
36. What do you call a bee born in the month of May?
37. If I am closed, I become a bud. If I am opened, I become a flower. What am I?
38. What goes up but never comes down?
39. What did the crook get when he stole the calendar?
40. What did one wall of the house say to the other wall?
41. How do you start a flea race?
42. What would you call two pigs living together?
43. What has a tongue but cannot speak?
44. Name two things that you cannot eat before breakfast?
45. What kind of treatment would you give an injured lemon?
46. What do cats call Father Christmas?
47. Which dog has no tail?
48. What asks no question but receives a lot of questions?
49. What do you call people who are afraid of Santa Claus?
50. What is it that walks on four legs in the morning, on two in the afternoon, and on three in the evening?
51. What time is it when Dracula leaves his coffin?
52. 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. Now tell me what is the time?
53. How would you rearrange the letters in the word 'New door' to make one word?
54. Which letters of the English alphabet would frighten a burglar?
55. There is a white house, a red house and a blue house. The red house is on the left and the blue house is on the right. Where is the white house?
56. What keeps moving ahead without turning back?
57. It is a common term to describe age. It has an ear too.
58. Which musical instruments are inside your body?
59. Spell a mousetrap in 3 letters.
60. How can you take away from five to get one?

Answers:
1. It cracks up.
2. Odour in the court.
3. Vegetables
4. Koka-Koala
5. She had mittens.
6. A hole
7. It's Christmas eve.
8. Rude-olph
9. Gooseberries
10. Restaur-ant
11. Be my valenchime.
12. Rugs and kisses
13. Tweethearts
14. I love you with all my art.
15. He gives it a valenshine.
16. A jelly-copter
17. You wash, I will wipe.
18. It foams at the mouth.
19. When it’s boiling
20. A sweater with a big pocket
21. To brush up his studies
22. Silence
23. Because all the other days are weak (week) days.
24. Because he was the first in the human race.
25. A comb
26. A mushroom
27. December
28. ICURMT (I see you are empty).
29. D.K. (decay)
30. Yesterday.
31. When they make 44.
32. A newspaper
33. Time to get it repaired.
34. You lick one, the other licks you.
35. Because 7 8 9 (seven ate nine).
36. A maybe!
37. An umbrella
38. Age
39. 12 months
40. Meet me at the corner.
41. One, two, flea go
42. Penpals
43. A shoe
44. Lunch and dinner
45. Lemon aid
46. Santa claws
47. Hot dog
48. A telephone
49. Claustro phobia
50. Man. He crawls on all hands and knees as a baby, walks on two legs as an adult, and walks using a cane in his old age.
51. Time to run
52. 10 to 1
53. One word
54. OICU
55. In Washington, D.C.
56. Time
57. Year
58. Which musical instruments are inside your body?
Organs
59. C.A.T.
60. Take the two letters "al" away from the five letter word "alone" and you get "one"Â.

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Subject: Bb.Baggak Ti Daya '09, "Showtime" Talent Competition, and Awarding Ceremonies for Tagudin Basketball Eastern Conference, Dec. 30, 2009


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Date Posted: Sat, Jan 02 2010


Bb. Baggak Ti Daya 2009
Winners:
Miss Lubnac - Winner
Miss Cabaroan - 1st runner up
Miss Quirino - 2nd runner up
Miss Cabugbugan - 3rd runner up


Bb. Baggak Ti Daya '09, Precy Lastimosa of Lubnac


Tagudin Basketball Eastern Conference Champions 2009
Team Barangay Cabaroan


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Subject: Atty. Cesing Balbin of Tagudin and City Councilor Francisco Bona, Jr. of Candon City say "hello" to all our kababayans out there especially our kababayans living abroad.


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Date Posted: Sat, Jan 02 2010


Atty. Balbin of Tagudin & Councilor Bona of Candon City
Photo taken at Bb Baggak Ti Daya '09 where they were guests of SPM Atty. Jose Bunoan Jr.


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Subject: Tagudin Basketball Eastern Conference Championship Photos, Dec. 30, 2009
Congratulations to Team Barangay Cabaroan for winning the championship.


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Date Posted: Fri, Jan 01 2010


A group of referees




Tagudin Basketball Eastern Conference '09 Champions
Barangay Cabaroan

Results:
1st - Barangay Cabaroan
2nd - Barangay Del Pilar
3rd - Barangay Cabulanglangan
4th - Barangay Ag-aguman

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Subject: Happy birthday to all January birthday celebrants.


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Happy birthday to Ansel Valdez Jr. & Rudy Canosa Jr. and to all January birthday celebrants.


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Subject: The New Amburayan Bridge in Bio, Tagudin and Ipet, Sudipen


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Date Posted: Fri, Jan 01 2010
I missed the inauguration since I didn't know that it was going to be inaugurated on Dec. 30. Anyway here's something I took after the bridge was already opened for traffic after the inaugration.
If you have photos from the inauguration, please feel free to post them. Our kailians would be grateful for sharing your photos.



Video Clip at Amburayan Bridge in Bio, Tagudin and Ipet, Sudipen taken on the day it opened for traffic, Dec. 30, 2009




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The new bridge was inaugurated on Dec. 30 by no other than the president of the Philippines Gloria Macapagal Arroya along with her entourage and the officials of Ilocos Sur and La Union which include Mayor Verzosa and Mayor Boquing of Sudipen.

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Subject: A video by Richard Dauz about Jose Rizal
Belated Rizal Day Everyone.


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MB Adm for Richard Dauz
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Date Posted: Wed, Dec 30 2009


Jose Rizal
1861-1896

To the Filipino youth

Hold high the brow serene o youth, where now you stand; let the bright sheen of your grace be seen, fair hope of my fatherland.

Director/Cinematographer- Richard (DOZER) Dauz
Assistant Director- Jing Gille
Assistant Camera- Johaness
Production Assistant- Anne

Little girl- Jillea Beth Gille
Little boy- Den Gerald Gille


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Subject: Technical Problems


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Date Posted: Wed, Dec 30 2009
Sorry folks. Something happened to this message board that is beyond my control. Some of the posts just mysteriously disappeared but some of the replies posted by people underneath the messages were retained and got distributed all over the mb as new messages. Please ignore those messages if you happen to recognize them. I am not sure if I can restore those messages so bear with me while I figure out how to solve this headache. However, if for some reasons (such as not having time at the moment), I won't be able to restore those messages, please repost your messages. I apologize. I might be able to restore some, particularly the photos and the slideshows. This is just unfortunate. We lost a lot of good posts. It is probably something to do with voy.com and this mb program that they are using or it could be other things. This is a problem about using a free mb service, there's not really much we can do about technical problems like the one we just had since we don't own it. Hopefully things will improve in the future. I actually have plans for a better and safer forum but don't have a chance yet to sit down and figure out how to do it.

Keep posting but would like to ask everyone to please observe the MB's rules which you can read at the heading.

Thank you for your patience.

Happy new year to all.

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Subject: ATTENTION: TO ALL MD BOYS FROM NEAR OR FAR...IT IS ROLL CALL TIME ONCE AGAIN SAKBAY NGA DUMTENG ITI BARO NGA TAW-EN..TAPNO AMMO TI LINE UP...ALA HAPPY NEW YEAR AMIN APO NGA GAGAYYEM, KAKAILIAN, KA-BARANGAYAN, FANS, AVID READERS TI POSTINGS TI MD BOYS AGRAMAN KADAGITI SAAN NGA FANS..HEHEHEHEHHE.


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Date Posted: Wed, Dec 30 2009

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Subject: From Zarzuela Ilocana and Beyond Folklore with the participation of SPM Atty. Jose Bunoan, Jr. of Tagudin


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Date Posted: Tue, Dec 29 2009
FROM THE GROUNDS OF THE PROVINCIAL CAPITOL OF ILOCOS SUR TO THE CULTURAL CENTER OF THE PHILIPPINES
(CCP) Main Theater, Roxas Blvd., Manila




Zarzuela Ilocana performed infront of the Provincial Capitol, Vigan City, Ilocos Sur
Cast: Ilocos Sur Governor DV Savellano, SPM Jose Bunoan, Jr.. Not included in the picture are: Vice Gov. Jerry Singson, SPM Chuchi Purisima and several others





Dress rehearsals at the Cultural Center of the Philippines

(Photo and Video capture are strictly prohibited during actual shows)

The show titled "Beyond Folklore – The Repeat", in Part V it showcases the culture and traditions of ilocanos. The world famous Bayanihan Dance Troupe interpreted it thru songs and dances. The songs Pamulinawen, Ti ayat ti maysa nga ubing, Bannatiran among others were sang to the delight of the SRO crowd. A scene from the Zarzuela Ilocana "Sirnaag, Anniniwan ti Napalabas" was inserted to compliment the visual art talents of ilocanos. The December 18 and 19, 2009 was a repeat performance from the initial October staging.


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Subject: Happy New Year Everyone


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MB Adm
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Date Posted: Tue, Dec 29 2009
Here are My Wishes for You...

H ours of happy times with friends and family
A bundant time for relaxation
P rosperity
P lenty of love when you need it the most
Y outhful excitement at lifes simple pleasures

N ights of restful slumber (you know - dont' worry be happy)
E verything you need
W ishing you love and light

Y ears and years of good health
E njoyment and mirth
A angels to watch over you
R embrances of a happy years!

Author Unknown


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Subject: JOJO and EVITA nasa Philippines for 3 months vacation


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Date Posted: Tue, Dec 29 2009

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Subject: Music changed Dec. 29, 2009


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dj
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Date Posted: Tue, Dec 29 2009

Here are some smooth Ilocano songs for you by a singer from Banqui, Ilocos Norte. Her name is Perla Alaba. Perla was a member of the popular Ilocano group "Bukros" . I thank the brother Willy Alaba for lending me a copy of her CD. I've got to know Willy through Marlyn Dauz, one of my relatives in Barangay Jardin.

Sorry I don’t have the title of the songs since the cd that I've got didn’t come with the cover. There are some classic and new Ilocano compositions as well as some English songs in there.

I'd like to dedicate the classic Ilocano song "No Duaduaempay" to all Ilocanos out there.

Enjoy.

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Subject: PANG-PANGA-ASI YO MAN APO TANO AGPOST KAYO KET IBAGAYO MET BASSIT NO ANIA ITI KAYAT NA NGA SA0EN TA IPO-POST YO TAPNO AGKIKINNAAWATAN TAY MET BASSIT(AGPACAPUCA-AMBA)


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GOOD LUCK
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Date Posted: Mon, Dec 28 2009

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Subject: HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL


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MD BOYS
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Date Posted: Sun, Dec 27 2009
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Subject: Tagudin Basketball Eastern Conference Opening Ceremony Video


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Date Posted: Fri, Dec 25 2009

Tagudin Basketball Eastern Conference Opening Ceremony
Cabulanglangan, Tagudin, Ilocos Sur
Dec. 20, 2009


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Subject: Tagudin Dep Ed Retired Teacher/Personnel Retirees Cristmas Party 2009 Video


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Date Posted: Wed, Dec 23 2009

Part 1


Part 2


Part 3

I am not sure about the qualities of these videos from your side. You might have a problem viewing the videos if you have a slow internet connection.


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Subject: Dante - Journey to Eternity


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EAL
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Date Posted: Wed, Dec 23 2009
The following is the poignant tribute to Florante ‘Dante’ Acosta, delivered by his older sister Estrella Acosta-Lucero during Dante’s final journey to his resting place which took place on December 19, 2009. The eulogy is published upon the request of Estrella.


Let me first give a deeply felt thanks to those who in one way or another condoled with our deceased brother’s two daughters and their families, and, to us his siblings by offering prayers, flowers, kind thoughts and consoling messages, which somehow served to assuage our bereavement.

As most of you know, Dante was a bit shy and reserved, but he had a gift of making friends as proved by your presence here now. Dante’s passing away was so sudden and unexpected that the sorrow and sadness it brought seemed inconsolable.
But, as our Lord’s prayer says “His will be done on earth as it is in Heaven”, that we must accept this vicissitude on the strength of our Faith.

Dante had no interest in pursuing a college degree so, he and Art stayed mostly in Tagudin. And when Art came to the United States, he was left alone with our mother, whom he helped manage the harvest of our meager agricultural property. It was about this time that he found his love of his life, Lina, and married her. She became the center of his life and the main source of his happiness. And when they were blessed with two daughters, Floreen and Faye, their happiness runneth over. But, as the saying goes, “not all good things last forever, their third child, a son, died a month after his birth.

However, when Dante’s petition was approved, he had to come to the U.S., leaving his family in Tagudin. He became very lonely here that he had to go home very often to visit his family. When he was able to get his family over to the US, that’s the only time he settled in one place. His children were still small then, so he was obliged to stay home and babysit their children. Lina, who had a college degree, was the breadwinner. He was the cook, the driver,the houseboy for the family. When their children got married, he and Lina decided to stick to one another, attending parties, joining the Tagudin Association of Southern California, playing madjong and poker. That made them closer to one another. When Lina died he cannot overcome his grief and loneliness, because he was not there beside her when she passed away.

He concealed his sorrows and bereavement by going to play poker with his friends but to no avail. He went to Tagudin to visit the graves of his son, our parents and brothers, as well as his friends and classmates and relatives, whom he had not seen for a long long time. He planned to go home in 2011 for the Grand Reunion of the Tagudin High School, but unfortunately, he would not be able to do so as he had left all of us.

He was a very lovable person and very generous to his friends and relatives. He devoted most of his time to his family. But, he was never the same Dante again with the loss of his beloved partner in life. It is as if he had no other wish but to join her as soon as possible, and the Good Lord granted his wish and is now happy again in the company of his beloved forever.

It is in that thought and spirit we bid him a fond farewell. Goodbye, my dearest brother. In God’s appointed time, we will all have a joyous reunion. Until then, we will be recalling all the good times we had with you.

God’s blessing and peace be with you.

Estrella Acosta-Lucero

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Subject: The new Medical & Dental School Clinic at the Tagudin National High School (repost-date posted Dec. 21, 2009)


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MB Adm for Engr. Manuel C. Parpana
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Date Posted: Sat, Jan 30 2010


    

    

In the early part of February 2008, Dr. and Mrs. Emilio Parpana Quines, Jr. (nee Dra. Felicima David) together with Atty. & Mrs. Erotido Valdez (nee Doris Parpana Quines) visited Tagudin National High School, alma mater of Dr. Quines and Mrs. Doris Q. Valdez. On this occasion, Mrs. Rosita L. Pascua, the school principal and the President of Tagudin High School Alumni Foundation (THSAFI) together with Engr.Manuel C. Parpana, Jr. and Mrs. Myra Parpana Paradero (School Nurse) requested Dr. and Mrs. Quines to donate a school clinic, like Atty. & Mrs. Erotido L. Valdez and General Diomedio L. Villanueva who donated two (2) classroom buildings.

Dr. & Mrs. Quines suggested that the Tagudin National High School Alumni Foundation, Inc. (THSAFI) should pass and forward a board resolution requesting to seek the assistance and support of UERM Medical Foundation of New York, USA.

On February 22, 2008, the Tagudin High School Alumni Foundation, Inc. (THSAFI) passed a resolution (Board Resolution # 1 S 2008) seeking the assistance and support of UERM Medical Foundation, Inc. of New York, USA for the realization of a medical school clinic building for the Tagudin National High School through its President Dra. Feicisima David Quines.

In the same year, Mrs. Rosita L. Pascua, President of THSAFI and the principal of the school together with Engr. Manuel C. Parpana, Jr. (THSAFI Adviser) forwarded the board resolution to Dra. Felicisima David Quines.

Dr. and Mrs. Emilio Parpana Quines, Jr. donated the amount of P659,007.90.

This year 2009 the school clinic building is already 100% complete. The air conditioner and other facilities of the clinic were donated by the Municipal Mayor of Tagudin, Honorable Roque S. Versoza, Jr.

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Subject: The new Medical & Dental School Clinic at the Tagudin National High School


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MB Adm for Engr. Manuel C. Parpana
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Date Posted: Mon, Dec 21 2009


    

    

In the early part of February 2008, Dr. and Mrs. Emilio Parpana Quines, Jr. (nee Dra. Felicima David) together with Atty. & Mrs. Erotido Valdez (nee Doris Parpana Quines) visited Tagudin National High School, alma mater of Dr. Quines and Mrs. Doris Q. Valdez. On this occasion, Mrs. Rosita L. Pascua, the school principal and the President of Tagudin High School Alumni Foundation (THSAFI) together with Engr.Manuel C. Parpana, Jr. and Mrs. Myra Parpana Paradero (School Nurse) requested Dr. and Mrs. Quines to donate a school clinic, like Atty. & Mrs. Erotido L. Valdez and General Diomedio L. Villanueva who donated two (2) classroom buildings.

Dr. & Mrs. Quines suggested that the Tagudin National High School Alumni Foundation, Inc. (THSAFI) should pass and forward a board resolution requesting to seek the assistance and support of UERM Medical Foundation of New York, USA.

On February 22, 2008, the Tagudin High School Alumni Foundation, Inc. (THSAFI) passed a resolution (Board Resolution # 1 S 2008) seeking the assistance and support of UERM Medical Foundation, Inc. of New York, USA for the realization of a medical school clinic building for the Tagudin National High School through its President Dra. Feicisima David Quines.

In the same year, Mrs. Rosita L. Pascua, President of THSAFI and the principal of the school together with Engr. Manuel C. Parpana, Jr. (THSAFI Adviser) forwarded the board resolution to Dra. Felicisima David Quines.

Dr. and Mrs. Emilio Parpana Quines, Jr. donated the amount of $659,007.90.

This year 2009 the school clinic building is already 100% complete. The air conditioner and other facilities of the clinic were donated by the Municipal Mayor of Tagudin, Honorable Roque S. Versoza, Jr.

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Subject: A building donated by Eastern Tagudinian Association at Tagudin National High School


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Subject: Reflexologoist Service Volunteering Just Christmas Party/Picnic Photos, Dec. 21, 2009 (Repost)


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MB Adm for the Reflexologists Group of Tagudin
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Date Posted: Thu, Dec 31 2009





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Subject: New Bio Bridge (Amburayan) completed


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Date Posted: Mon, Dec 21 2009
pictures of the New Bio Bridge. (press the link below to see pictures or copy and paste the link on the website address)

http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#/album.php?aid=13071&id=1793416969

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Subject: Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!


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Date Posted: Sun, Dec 20 2009
Just want to share this photo of our new dog. His name is Ballong. He is two months old. His breed is a pug.
By the way, if you want to buy a dog. You can contact Romy Sarmiento from Magsaysay District. He breeds dog. Romy lives in La Trinidad, Benquet.



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Subject: Christmas in San Fernando City, La Union


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Subject: Quirino District Senior Citizens' Christmas Party Photos, Dec. 20, 2009


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Date Posted: Wed, Dec 30 2009





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Subject: Tagudin Basketball Eastern Conference & Search For BB. Baggak Ti Daya '09 Opening Photos
Taken at Camp Bunoan, Cabulanglangan, Tagudin, Dec. 20, 2009


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Subject: Tagudin Teacher-Personnel Retirees Association Christmas Party and Election of Officers 2009 Photos (Repost)


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MB Adm. for Dep Ed Teacher-Personnel Retirees Assoc. of Tagudin
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Date Posted: Wed, Dec 30 2009
Christmas Message by Angelita I. Parpana (President) to the Members of the Tagudin Teacher-Personnel Retirees Association given at the Group's Christmas Party in Cabulanglangan, Tagudin at the Bunoans' Farm on Dec. 16, 2009:


Our honored hosts for today’s occasion, Honorable SBP Jose Bunoan, Jr. and Honorable SBM Eliza Q. Bunoan who are always very supportive and accommodating to us, thank you so much sir and ma’am.

My colleagues here in the Tagudin Dep Ed Teachers Personnel Retirees Association and members from abroad especially my kumadre, Mrs. Manuela Valdez who was a very efficient treasurer of our association accompanied by her son, Larry, and other visitors, good morning.

On these days of rejoicing for the celebration of birth of Christ, let us find time and effort to give thanks to the Lord for the blessings we have received for the past years since our association was organized in July 6, 1998. We are now on our 11th year with ninety members. Pray and hope that with the continued cooperation of all our members, our objectives, visions and missions of our association will be realized which will bring progress and prosperity for all especially the people of Tagudin, our province of Ilocos Sur, and our country as a whole.

This Christmas, let us bear in mind the true spirit of the season that our real source of joy is not in receiving but in giving. It is not what we receive from others but what we give and do for the welfare and happiness of our fellow men that makes us truly happy.

Let us make this day of dedication of our thoughts and efforts to the task of bringing about a better life for all. Let this be our Christmas gift to the nation. Let us continue our sacrifices and cooperation so that our present aspirations for prosperity and plenty will soon materialize and so that the coming year 2010 will be more fruitful than the previous ones. We should always remember that whatever reason we may have for rejoicing, we owe it to our almighty God. He gave us perseverance for all our sacrifices in the past to attain our present mission of progress. Last year 2008 and this year 2009 are years of sacrifices on our part due to the global financial crisis. We may have passed through moments of inconveniences and difficulties but they were essential stepping stones to the progress and prosperity of our association and our fellow men.

As we face the year 2010, let us have an attitude of confidence and hope that we will overcome whatever difficulties and trials we will encounter. Our sweet and toil today will contribute something to our country’s goal of development and growth in the near future, thus bringing and better quality of life for all our people especially the youth for they are the hope of our fatherland.
Lastly, I am extending to you and your loved ones a blessed Christmas and a happy prosperous new year.

May God bless us all.



Dep Ed Teachers-Personnel Retirees Assoc. of Tagudin


With SPM Atty. Jose Bunoan, Jr.

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Subject: I would like to share with you a poem written by Florencio del Rosario of Cabaroan. It was handed by Florencio to the vice president of the reflexologist group of Tagudin Raul Lacaden during one of the community services of the group.


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Date Posted: Sat, Dec 19 2009


Dagiti Gameng Iti Ili A Tagudin
by Florencio del Rosario

Tagudin ili mi nga natakneng
Adda kenka ti kinatalingen-ngen
Natan-okka iti amin a panawen
Ap-apalan agkakangato a turayen

Tagudin tampok-ka ditoy, dip-paar nat abagatan
Aw-awagan dakat, perlas ti Amburayan
Siak, sika, wenno ni pagayam
Saludo kami kenka, oh ili a nakaiyanakan

Tagudin nadalus ti nagan mo
Dagiti bar-barbarangay intan-tan-okmo
Maikari ka a pagtuladan ili a kabangibang mo
Agnanayon tuloy-tuloy ti kinapateg mo

Tagudin adda kenka ti dayaw nga kup-kupikopan
Makadios, makamasa, makabayan
Dagiti uppat a pulo ket tallo a bar-barangay
indaka pagkay-kaysaan
Tapno matungpal panggep mo a pag-rang-ayan

Tagudin adda kenka ti kapatgan a gameng
Isu ti patron mi a ni Apo San Agustin

Lallakay, babbaket, agtutubo, ken ub-ubbing
Sita-tangsit da a mangi-dir-dir-i viva Tagudin

Patron mi nga Apo San Agustin
Bendisyon mo, kadakami inka itden
Isip ken panunot mi inka man ipal-tiing
Umno nga tignay nga inkami aramiden

Yetnag mi ngarud Apo asim kadakami
Itdem kadakam ti tunos panag kay-kaysa mi

Isurom apo ti rumbeng nga aramiden mi
Tapno agballaigi, panggep ken plano,
ti ay-ayaten mi, nga ama iti ili

Dakami nga tattaom paset nakam a gameng
Ing-inguten mi nga ili, Abante Tagudin


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Subject: Season's Greetings from Mr. and Mrs. Raul Lacaden of Quirino District/Sawat


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Date Posted: Fri, Dec 18 2009

Raul and Loly

Raul Lacaden
Reflexologist
Sawat, Tagudin, Ilocos Sur
Cell # 0928-430-8131

For all the Balikbayans out there and my fellow kababayans in Tagudin, if you need a good massage, call me anytime. I do home service. You can also drop by at Rural Health Center in Tagudin every Friday. I am being supervised by Dr. Allyjohn Lopez. Thank you.

Naimbag a Paskua ken Baro a Tawen yo apo.

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Subject: MERRY CHRISTMAS TO EVERYONE WISH YOU ALL A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR


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GREETINGS FROM THE MD BOYS
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Date Posted: Fri, Dec 18 2009
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Subject: Tagudin Teacher-Personnel Retirees Association Christmas Party and Election of Officers 2009 Photos (Repost)


Author:
MB Adm. for Dep Ed Teacher-Personnel Retirees Assoc. of Tagudin
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Date Posted: Wed, Dec 30 2009
Christmas Message by Angelita I. Parpana (President) to the Members of the Tagudin Teacher-Personnel Retirees Association given at the Group's Christmas Party in Cabulanglangan, Tagudin at the Bunoans' Farm on Dec. 16, 2009:


Our honored hosts for today’s occasion, Honorable SBP Jose Bunoan, Jr. and Honorable SBM Eliza Q. Bunoan who are always very supportive and accommodating to us, thank you so much sir and ma’am.

My colleagues here in the Tagudin Dep Ed Teachers Personnel Retirees Association and members from abroad especially my kumadre, Mrs. Manuela Valdez who was a very efficient treasurer of our association accompanied by her son, Larry, and other visitors, good morning.

On these days of rejoicing for the celebration of birth of Christ, let us find time and effort to give thanks to the Lord for the blessings we have received for the past years since our association was organized in July 6, 1998. We are now on our 11th year with ninety members. Pray and hope that with the continued cooperation of all our members, our objectives, visions and missions of our association will be realized which will bring progress and prosperity for all especially the people of Tagudin, our province of Ilocos Sur, and our country as a whole.

This Christmas, let us bear in mind the true spirit of the season that our real source of joy is not in receiving but in giving. It is not what we receive from others but what we give and do for the welfare and happiness of our fellow men that makes us truly happy.

Let us make this day of dedication of our thoughts and efforts to the task of bringing about a better life for all. Let this be our Christmas gift to the nation. Let us continue our sacrifices and cooperation so that our present aspirations for prosperity and plenty will soon materialize and so that the coming year 2010 will be more fruitful than the previous ones. We should always remember that whatever reason we may have for rejoicing, we owe it to our almighty God. He gave us perseverance for all our sacrifices in the past to attain our present mission of progress. Last year 2008 and this year 2009 are years of sacrifices on our part due to the global financial crisis. We may have passed through moments of inconveniences and difficulties but they were essential stepping stones to the progress and prosperity of our association and our fellow men.

As we face the year 2010, let us have an attitude of confidence and hope that we will overcome whatever difficulties and trials we will encounter. Our sweet and toil today will contribute something to our country’s goal of development and growth in the near future, thus bringing and better quality of life for all our people especially the youth for they are the hope of our fatherland.
Lastly, I am extending to you and your loved ones a blessed Christmas and a happy prosperous new year.

May God bless us all.



Dep Ed Teachers-Personnel Retirees Assoc. of Tagudin


With SPM Atty. Jose Bunoan, Jr.

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Subject: Dante Acosta


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Photo courtesy of ELM
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Date Posted: Wed, Dec 16 2009


For those of you who don't remember Dante's face, Dante is the one wearing a white shirt with black stripes.


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Subject: Funeral Services for Dante Acosta


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MB Adm
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Date Posted: Tue, Dec 15 2009
The following messages are from Dr. Conrad Ulpindo and Imelda Lim

Dr. Congrad Ulpindo's message:

Dear Larry:

Manong Dante Acosta, a good friend has just recently passed away. I spoke with Manang Estrel Lucero, one of his sisters and has asked me to solicit your help in publishing the following information at the Seaside website.


Dante Acosta, one of our beloved Tagudinian passed away in the morning of December 12, 2009 at his home in Asuza, California. He is survived by Floreen and Faye Acosta. Dante is the youngest son of the late Maestro Inso Acosta (Las-ud) and Maestra Sidring (Grade 2 teacher at the Tagudin Elementary School). Funeral arrangements have been arranged by his family as follows. Our condolences and deep sympathies to the Acosta Family. If you have any questions, please send me a note.

VIEWING:

When: December 18, 2009 ( Friday)

Time: 3:00 PM - 8:00 PM

Rosary will be conducted at 6:30 PM
Venue: QUEEN OF HEAVEN MORTUARY
2161 S Fullerton Road
Rowland Heights, California 91748
Telephone: (626) 964 -1291

INTERNMENT: December 19, 2009 ( Saturday) immediately preceding the 11:00 AM mass

Reception will follow at 161 E Roland Street, Azusa, California, 91702
Telephone: 626 812 3909


Imelda Lim's Message:



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Subject: Arthur Laranang Narcisa


Author:
Emai from Romeo J. Somera
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Date Posted: Sun, Dec 13 2009
Larry,

I am forwarding pictures of the turnover of the small amount of fund SASAi was able to raise for Arthur. It is not yet too late to help him, either directly or through SASAi. Fred Somera is SASAi Local Liason Officer in the Philippines and Cris Lapitan is a member of our Board of Trustees. The amount was close to Php 13,000. May all your readers have Best of the Holidays. Thanks Larry.

Romeo J. Somera, Esq.
CFE, CFF, CFS, CFSA, CPA, DABFA
MBA, JD, Attorney-At-Law

    

    


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Subject: We will miss you Dante


Author:
EDF
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Date Posted: Sun, Dec 13 2009
With profound sadness, the officers of the THSAAI announce the untimely passing of DANTE ACOSTA, one of the association’s dearly loved officers.

Dante died peacefully in sleep on December 12, 2009 in Southern California. He was a member of Class 1967. He will be terribly missed.

Funeral arrangements will be announced later.

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Subject: MERRY X'MAS AND HAPPY BIRTHDAY


Author:
JOHN PALLOGSIT
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Date Posted: Fri, Dec 11 2009
HAPPY BIRTHDAY AND MERRY X'MAS KADAGUITAY BABASSIT NGA TATTAO DITA QUIRINO DISTRICT.GO AND MULTIPLY...

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Subject: Beautiful Phrases - This was emailed to me by a friend


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Tutuwaki - Jardin
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Date Posted: Fri, Dec 11 2009
HOW TO STAY YOUNG

1. Throw out nonessential numbers. This includes age, weight and
height. Let the doctors worry about them. That is why you pay 'them'

2. Keep only cheerful friends. The grouches pull you down.

3. Keep learning. Learn more about the computer, crafts, gardening,
whatever. Never let the brain idle. 'An idle mind is the devil's workshop.'

4. Enjoy the simple things.

5. Laugh often, long and loud. Laugh until you gasp for breath.

6. The tears happen. Endure, grieve, and move on. The only
person, who is with us our entire life, is ourselves.
Be ALIVE while you are alive.

7. Surround yourself with what you love , whether it's family,
pets, keepsakes, music, plants, hobbies, whatever.
Your home is your refuge.

8. Cherish your health: If it is good, preserve it. If it is unstable,
improve it. If it is beyond what you can improve, get help.

9. Don't take guilt trips. Take a trip to the mall, even to the next
county; to a foreign country but NOT to where the guilt is.

10. Tell the people you love that you love them, at every
opportunity.

AND ALWAYS REMEMBER :
Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take, but by the
moments that take our breath away.

We all need to live life to its fullest each day!!


Worry about nothing, pray about everything!!

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Subject: Arthur's Donation


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ELM and EDF
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Date Posted: Thu, Dec 10 2009
Due to the urgency of the situation, we have decided to send our donation to Arthur via bank-to-bank transfer BPI. The processing was quick and easy with only $7.00 fee. For those of you who would prefer to send your contribution the same way, you might want to call BPI first to make sure that the addresses listed in your areas still exist. Two offices in different locations in Milpitas, California still show up in the bank’s website when these are no longer valid.

Lorna and Cris – could you please provide Arthur’s contact information other than his cell phone? What batch is he? Have you had any communication with him or his family lately? How is he doing?

Thank you.
Elena and Femy

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Subject: Rev. Andrei Olpindo Paz


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Date Posted: Wed, Dec 09 2009

Congratulations to Rev. Andrei Olpindo Paz.
Rev. Andrei Olpindo Paz was ordained as a priest last December 7, 2009 at St. Christopher Parish Church in Bangar. It was a beautiful ordination and a well attended event. Father Adrei is from Bangar/Sudipen but he has relatives (General Emilio Narcise's clan) in Tagudin. He went to a seminary school in the Chicago area but chose to have his ordination in the Philippines.


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Subject: The old public market is still the best.


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Subject: Photos taken aboard the largest and most innovative cruise ship in the world by Ron Cablay (Repost)


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Date Posted: Thu, Dec 31 2009



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Subject: TASC Christmas Party and Induction of Officers 2009 (Repost)


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The New TASC Officers



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Subject: Just for Fun - (Hindi ko Orig ito - Nakuha ko lang sa Email)


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Share Tayo
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Date Posted: Wed, Dec 09 2009
Two blind pilots were both wearing dark glasses. One is using a guide
dog and the other is tapping his way along the aisle with a cane.
Nervous laughter spreads through the cabin, but the men enter the
cockpit, the door closes and the engines start up. The passengers begin
glancing nervously around, searching for some sign that this is just a
little practical joke. None is forthcoming. The plane moves faster and
faster down the runway and the people sitting in the window seats
realize they're headed straight for the water at the edge of the
airport. As it begins to look as though the plane will plough into the
water, panicked screams fill the cabin. At that moment, the plane lifts
smoothly into the air. The passengers relax and laugh a little
sheepishly and soon all retreat into their magazines, secure in the
knowledge that the plane is in good hands. In the cockpit, one of the
blind pilots turns to the other and says, "Ya know, Bob, one of these
days, they're gonna scream too late and we're all gonna die."

They Walk Among Us!
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Some guy bought a new fridge for his house.
To get rid of his old fridge, he put it in his front yard and hung a
sign on it saying: 'Free to good home. You want it, you take it.'
For three days the fridge sat there without anyone looking twice.
He eventually decided that people were too mistrustful of this deal.
So he changed the sign to read: 'Fridge for sale $50.'

The next day someone stole it!

They walk amongst us!
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One day I was walking down the beach with
some friends when someone shouted....
'Look at that dead bird!'
Someone looked up at the sky and said...'where?'

They walk among us!

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While looking at a house, my brother asked the
estate agent which direction was north because
he didn't want the sun waking him up every morning.
She asked, 'Does the sun rise in the north?'
My brother explained that the sun rises in the east
and has for sometime. She shook her head and said,
'Oh, I don't keep up with all that stuff.....'

They Walk Among Us!
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My colleague and I were eating our lunch in our cafeteria,
when we overheard an admin girl talking about the
sunburn she got on her weekend drive to the beach.
She drove down in a convertible, but said
she 'didn't think she'd get sunburned
because the car was moving'.

They Walk Among Us!
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My sister has a lifesaving tool in her car
which is designed to cut through a seat belt
if she gets trapped. She keeps it in the car boot.

They Walk Among Us!
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I was hanging out with a friend when we saw a woman
with a nose ring attached to an earring by a chain.
My friend said, 'Ouch! The chain must rip
out every time she turns her head!"
I had to explain that a person's nose and ear
remain the same distance apart no
matter which way the head is turned...

They Walk Among Us !
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I couldn't find my luggage at the airport baggage area and.
went to the lost luggage office and reported the loss.
The woman there smiled and told me not to worry
because she was a trained professional and
said I was in good hands. 'Now,' she asked me,
'Has your plane arrived yet?'....
(I work with professionals like this.)

They Walk Among Us!
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While working at a pizza parlour I observed a man
ordering a small pizza to go. He appeared to be alone and
the cook asked him if he would like it cut
into 4 pieces or 6. He thought about it for some time
then said 'Just cut it into 4 pieces; I don't think I'm hungry
enough to eat 6 pieces.

They Walk Among Us!


Sadly, not only do they walk among us, they also reproduce !
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Subject: Atty. Robert Canosa says hello to all the folks in Ilocos Sur and to all his relatives abroad.


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Date Posted: Wed, Dec 09 2009

Atty. Robert Canosa of Sulvec, Narvacan, Ilocos Sur with wife and Mrs. Nelly Valdez
Photo take at the Regional Trial Court Christmas Party at Seaside Park


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Subject: Regional Trial Court Christmas 2009 and Retirement Party for Judge Roxas Held at Seaside Park (Repost)


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Judge Roxas speaking in front of the RTC group


Vice Mayor Rogelio Lorenzana serving as proxy for Mayor Verzosa

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Subject: Happy birthday to all December birthday celebrants


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Date Posted: Tue, Dec 08 2009


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Subject: Eastern Tagudinians Association Christmas Party 2009 (Repost)
Guess Who


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Subject: Wilfredo L. Villanueva, born to Eternal Life, December 8, 2009


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Apolonio L. Villanueva III and sisters
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Date Posted: Tue, Dec 08 2009
We regret to inform our relatives, friends, and fellow Tagudinians that our beloved brother, Wilfredo, has been called by his Maker today and is now resting with Him in the heavenly home prepared for him through all eternity.

Funeral services will be arranged by the Brentwood Funeral Home.

839 First Street
Brentwood, CA 94513
925-634-2171

Viewing and mass are tentatively set for this Friday and Saturday, December 11-12. Please call for the actual time.

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Subject: email address


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Date Posted: Tue, Dec 08 2009
Larry...what's your email address?

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Subject: Note of Gratitude Re: Teresita L. Villanueva, RIP


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MB Adm for Apolonio L. Villanueva III
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Date Posted: Tue, Dec 08 2009


To all our relatives, townmates and friends,

On behalf of the Villanueva Family in Rizal, Tagudin, we wish to express our profound gratitude for the kind thoughts, prayers, words of sympathy and commiseration sent through the Seaside MB and numerous personal emails on our loss. The family was uplifted by your tremendous outpour of love during the time of bereavement and consoled us with your presence in celebrating the life of our beloved sister, Teresita. Thank you all.

Sincerely,
Apolonio L. Villanueva III

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Subject: 12 Days of Christmas -


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Date Posted: Tue, Dec 08 2009
This is nice to share with.
12 Days of Christmas--Defined
There is one Christmas Carol that has always baffled me. What in the world do leaping lords, French hens, swimming swans, and especially the partridge who won't come out of the pear tree have to do with Christmas?
Today, I found out. From 1558 until 1829, Roman Catholics in England were not
permitted to practice their faith openly. Someone during that era wrote this carol as a catechism song for young Catholics. It has two levels of meaning: the surface meaning plus a hidden meaning known only to members of their church. Each element in the carol has a code word for a religious reality, which the children could remember.
The partridge in a pear tree was Jesus Christ.
Two turtledoves were the Old and New Testaments
Three French hens stood for faith, hope and love.
The four calling birds were the four gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke & John.
The five golden rings recalled the Torah or Law, the first 5 books of the Old Test
The six geese a-laying stood for the six days of creation..
Seven swans a-swimming represented the sevenfold gifts of the Holy Spirit:
Prophesy, Serving, Teaching, Exhortation, Contribution, Leadership, and Mercy.
The eight maids a-milking were the eight beatitudes.
Nine ladies dancing were the nine fruits of the Holy Spirit: Love, Joy, Peace,
Patience, Kindness, Goodness, Faithfulness, Gentleness, and Self Control.
The ten lords a-leaping were the Ten Commandments.
The eleven pipers piping stood for the eleven faithful disciples.
The twelve drummers drumming symbolized the twelve points of belief in The
Apostles' Creed.

So there is your history for today. This knowledge was shared with me and I found it interesting and enlightening and now I know how that strange song became a Christmas Carol...

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Subject: CONGRATULATIONS!


Author:
Rossana Somera Lirio, SASAA-USA Press Relations Officer
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Date Posted: Sun, Dec 06 2009
Please join me in congratulating JOVITA GALVEZ PAREDES as the new President of SASAA-USA. She will serve as President of the organization until December of 2010.

We express our very deep appreciation to Roger Belmonte who just recently resigned as President of the organization for all the hard work he has done for the organization.

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Subject: Happy Bday Mang Noel Manzano Dec.6 sana lagi kang masaya totoo at bulero palagi kaya kampai isng Bote ng Basi para sa iyo Mang Noel.....


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Date Posted: Sat, Dec 05 2009

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Subject: HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO THE MD BOYS THIS DECEMBER ON THE 13TH JOE LUCENA,16TH KA ANDY,CHARLITO VALDEZ,LANDO MINA,LANDO "BRGY KAMAO" LAGRANA,DANIEL KALBO, AND MANY MORE,ATIDDOG NGA HANG OVER MANEN MGA ADRE.


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Date Posted: Sat, Dec 05 2009

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Subject: a cry for help for arthur narcisa II


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cris j. lapitan
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Date Posted: Sat, Dec 05 2009
this is the 2nd plea for help for arthur narcisa. early this morning, 1:41AM to be exact, i received a text message from arthur narcisa... message reads: "today po is one of my saddest day. nararamdaman ko na naman ang hirap na dulot nitong sakit ko. pati magulang ko ay helpless na talaga. kaninang umaga nagulam lang kami ng noodles, til dinner, noodles and ulam namin dahil wala na nga talaga" (today is one of my saddest days. i can feel the pain brought about by my sickness. even my parents are helpless. this morning, our viand is only noodles, until dinner. we really have nothing left..)

arthur needs dialysis twice a week but even these two are not possible anymore since the help he gets from the medical funds of cong eric singson and from the PCSO are drained already... it has been three weeks since he did not have any dialysis... thus the pain he is experiencing right now...

the fund raising for arthur in SASAi is ongoing and sadly it is only able to raise a minimal amount... it is being readied to be sent to him through one of the local officers, fred somera.... this is only enough for a few weeks of dialysis...

i am now asking help from kindhearted souls like the followers of TAGUDINSEASIDE which i acknowledge to have a wider following... PLEASE HELP...

he has a kidney donor but the operation and post operation needs according to my officemate, whose father underwent an operation, needed 1M for that... i will not even want to go into that because it seems not doable...

i think arthur is from laud... either magsaysay or quirino... please check on the thread that lorna labitoria-alay-ay earlier created created here. i feel helpless reading his messages... but i can help by raising concerns thru this site...

PLEASE COURSE ANY CONTRIBUTION TO THE SASAi... c/o SASAi treasurer

Elizabeth Fajardo
9607 Marlive Ln # 02
Houston, Texas 77025

or direct to the savings account of arthur:

ARTHUR L. NARCISA
BPI EXPRESS Vigan Branch
account number: 1486-0721-16

arthur can't just leave house as it is painful to go even to an internet shop so he can be reached at his cellphone: 639214192978

again PLEASE HELP

(thanks larry, as always)

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Subject: REUNION 2011


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Mrs. Leticia Lebantino Fernandez
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Date Posted: Sat, Dec 05 2009
The Organizers
When is the next meeting to update everybody regarding this Grand Reunion. Is there a meeting planned in March or April? Would this mean Seaside Park is the official meeting place for any meeting to plan for 2011? thank you for your advise. Letty

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Subject: ANIA NGAY MET TI MADAMAG NO SINO MET APO DAGITI TUMARAY NGA PARA MAYOR TI ILI TAYO NGA TAGUDIN?


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Date Posted: Fri, Dec 04 2009

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Subject: Yesterday - Those were the days!!!!


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Boy Pugsit
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Date Posted: Fri, Dec 04 2009
Ay naku, ang sarap balik-balikan ng kahapon sa Pinas. Hindi pa uso nuon ang mga tulisan sa gobierno. Halina’t balikan ang buhay pinoy………

Noong araw. . . .

Panciteria Moderna was the place to go for pancit miki and miki bihon already wrapped in their version of 'tetra pak' (banana leaves on wrapping paper tied with a rubber band). Pancit bihon was the specialty of Panciteria Wa Nam .. Kung gusto mo naman ng chopsuey rice doon ka sa Hen Wah, tabi ng Avenue Theatre.

At sa Ma Mon Luk, siopao was at 30 centavos; mami was at 70 centavos or 2 pcs. of siomai (large) with unlimited soup for 30 centavos.. So with one peso busog ka na. Ngayon bigay mo piso sa pulubi, titignan ka pa ng masama.

The Shangri-la in the basement of Shelborne Hotel (at the back) was the place to go for dates if you wanted a dark and cozy atmosphere. The Black Angel along Shaw Blvd near the corner of Kalentong in Mandaluyong was a very good place to listen to soft music (Fleetwoods, Lettermen, Cascades) and the lights were also quite low..

Then with the introduction of the 'black light' you look like Dracula about to devour a beautiful victim. Kaya lang pag may pustiso ka itim ang labas kaya mukhang kenkoy ka. So do not dare to smile..

With Php 30.00- 50.00 in your pocket you were in pretty good shape for a date.

'Bakuran' was the in-thing at parties with 'screening' from a friend to assist you in getting a dance with a girl who was very sought after.

Wack-Wack, the Sky Room in Jai-Alai, the penthouse at the Rufino Bldg. as well as Capri at the Sarmiento Bldg right opposite it were the favorite places for proms and balls. Sikat ang event if the Dyna Souls (dubbed the Beatles of the Philippines ), The Tilt Down Men (the Sotto brothers, Ti to, & Val, favored the Dave Clark 5), Hi-Jacks, the Electromaniacs (later Electros) or the Bad Habits was the 'combo' playing.

Other popular bands then were the Bits and Pieces ( after the Dave Clark 5 hit), Purple People, Versatiles (remember the late Bobby Lim), Technicolors (whose drummer Tony Tuviera is now the producer of Eat Bulaga), Red Fox (forerunner of Hotdog), Jungle Cats, Glenmores, Robins, Crystals , Phantoms, and the Downbeats (where most of the Juan de la Cruz band came from notably Pepe Smith or Joey Smith then)..

What about gate crashing a 'Tipar' (for party) and the ensuing rumble between feuding barkadas: Havocs, Combat, Axis, Amboys, Mobs & Exotics, meron pang kanya-kanyang busina (car honking ID)...

Remember BMI (Baguio Military Institute)? That school was a dumping ground for kicked out students from Manila and kids that needed discipline. Let’s not forget ang mga taga 'Baste' (San Sebastian) Ang daming siga noong araw.

Alta Vista along Roxas Blvd. was the favorite place for wedding receptions at Php 8.50 per cover! Ngayon, kulang pang pambayad ito sa parking fee.

Special ringside seats for performances at the Araneta Coliseum were at P5.00 per. So with P20.00 you could safely invite someone and still have enough for a snack afterwards or a game of 'putt and putt' at the mini-golf place located at the back of Araneta. Among the more popular celebrities who performed at the Big Dome were Neil Sedaka, Anita Bryant, Teddy Randazzo, Nat King Cole, Jo Ann Campbell, Paul Anka, Johnny Mathis (dito yata nag-umpisa ang pagiging fan ni Bebe sa kanya na dala dala hanggang ngayon), Matt Monro, Gary Lewis & the Playboys, Dave Clark 5, Zombies, Peter and Gordon and many many more.

Noon 5 centavos sa mga bata (*libre pag kandong) at 10 centavos naman para sa matatanda ang bayad sa jeep. Manila and Suburbs ang lahat ng biyahe ng jeep noon na 3 seater lang (AC ang tawag nila dito) at talagang Upong Diyes lang ang sigaw ng driver.

Sa Avenida Rizal at Sta. Cruz, Blumentritt, Tayuman, Espiritu Santo Church , Grace Park, Pasay-Taft, Dakota - Harrison, Paco-Taft, Sta. Ana Tulay at BBB-Monumento ang mga sikat na lugar. Did you get an opportunity to ride the G-Liner from San Juan to Quiapo? It would crawl up to the corner of N.. Doming to pick up passengers. That's why we called it Gapang Liner.

Gas was very cheap then and they can afford to keep the motor running for 2 hours at a snail's pace. Gasoline prices then were at 25 centavos per liter and there were only two types of gas; Premium or Regular.. Caltex called their premium 'Boron' as advertised by that multi-colored dancing lights on top of the old San Miguel Ice Plant. Near those dancing lights was the big white kettle pouring hot chocolate on a giant cup. It was sponsored by Cocoa Ricoa. Esso named theirs Extra to 'put a Tiger in your tank'.

Yung Good Earth Emporium pwede ring idagdag sa mga magagandang shopping mall noong araw. Yung Manila Grand Opera house, Clover, Odeon, Roxan, Hollywood , Cinerama, Avenue, Universal, Dalisay, Ever, Galaxy, Ideal, State, Lyric, Capitol ang mga sikat na 'first run' na sinehan noon. Movie tickets were selling at P1.20 and P1.50 kung Advanced Road show (meaning kasabay sa international release). Kung medyo nagtitipid ka naman doon ka na lang sa 'second run' theatres for P0.85 lang double program pa mapapanood mo.

Remember those second run theatres like Main , Times, Society, Scala, Globe, Esquire, Vista, Republic, Mayfair and Palace. Bodavil was still a hit during the early 50s where Opera House featured the Lopito, Patsy, the Lou Salvador clan, Toto, Chichay, Ike Lozada, Pabo, Cachupoy etc. while Clover Theatre featured Pilita Corrales, Wing Duo, Reycard Duet, Bobby Gonzales, Sunday Contreras (anak ni Pugo), Eddie Mesa, Pugak & Tugak, Chuchi, Aruray, Doro & Popoy.. Did you know that German Moreno started as a utility man at Clover Theatre and did bit parts until he was discovered later on by Sampaguita Pictures.

Sa Q.C ay sikat yung Max's Chicken, Aristocrat Cubao at Dayrit..

Ang dollar rate noon ay P3.70/1$ ang palitan. Kung medyo kapos ka e takbo muna kay Tambunting or A. Aguirre pawnshop.

Ang Cosmos Sarsaparilla ay 5 centavos (my favorite) at 10 Centavos ang Coke at Pepsi. Mayroon din Cosmos Orange kung ayaw mo ng Sarsi. Kung may extra ka e di Royal Tru-Orange na. Pero sikat din yung 7-Up, Lem-O-Lime, Canada Dry, Uva at Bireley's strawberry and pineapple.. Kalaban ng Cosmos noon ay Ideal at Avenue soft drinks. Remember Fress Gusto, Yes Cola, Grassland Milk, Choco Vim. Pag may sakit ka naman pinapa-inom lang sa iyo Royal Soda Water at soda crackers. Kaya naman pag galing natin e takbo kaagad sa intsik (yun ang tawag natin sa kanilang sari-sari store noon bago sila nag diversify sa mga malls, transport, food production) at bili ng Coke and junk foods.

Pag Pasko madalas kami sa Sta Cruz para manood ng palabas sa Manila COD para sa Xmas season. Mas magaganda ang mga palabas pag Christmas kasi wala pang Metro Manila Film Fest noon kaya lahat ng sinehan pagandahan ng pelikula. Noon wala pang Chippy at nachos, ang merienda ay banana cue, camote que, palitaw, biko, pinipig, halo-halo, carioca, pilipit, butsi, hopiang hapon, hopiang munggo, hopiang baboy, bibingka, puto, cassava, cake o budin, suman at mani.

Ang mansanas ay apat-piso ang benta sa Lawton Bus terminal at sa Avenida. Mas mahal pa yung local na chico na pineras. Ang grapes, pear, at apple ang karaniwang binebenta sa mga bus terminal na papuntang south (BLTB). Ang bus noon ay bukas lahat yung isang side kaya doon dumadaan ang mga pasahero. Puwede ka rin bumili nito sa Echague (now C.. Palanca) tapos bili ka na rin ng hopia at mani. Mga sikat noon ay Kim Chong Tin at United Foods. Dito din nakakabili ng Chinese ham na por kilo or isang buo na nakabalot pa sa papel at plastic net.

Ang sikat na mga Plaza noon ay Plaza Goiti, Plaza Miranda at Plaza Sta. Cruz. Huwag kalimutan ang Barbecue Plaza na may "Pula-Puti" at beer. Sa mga bakery sa Manila ay sikat yung Herran Bakery, Jo- Ni's, Hizon's (favorite ni Dolphy kahit noon pa), Sta. Romana Bakery (kung saan ako tumatakbo kahit baby pa ako para bumili ng masarap na pan de sal, tunay pa nuon, walang hangin).

Remember Halili Beer, Tody chocolate drink in cans, Horlicks malted milk tablets; Halili bus, Super (dog logo) Transit, Yujuico, JD & MD buses; MM Liner, Medina Transit, Capistrano Transit, Pantranco, La Mallorca Pambusco buses and taxis, Golden Taxicab and Yellow Taxicab, Dollar Taxi.

Your favorite past time then was reading comics like Pilipino Komiks, Espesyal Komiks, Hiwaga Klasiks, Kenkoy Komiks. Kung medyo class ka naman binabasa mo mga Classics Illustrated (sometimes we get our book report from these comic books instead of reading the assigned novel) o kaya ay Tiktik. Dell Comics and Gold Key Comics from the US were also available at magazine stands.

ShoeMart started in Carriedo (the first SM was named Shoe World) followed by the 2nd ShoeMart beside Ideal Theater and then SM Echague with a revolving restaurant at the top floor.

Safari Club beside Manila Zoo at the height of the 'Twist' craze, Dance-O-Rama with Pete Roa & Baby O'Brien every 5 PM on Channel 5. If you wanted an earlier teeny bopper show, you watched Eddie Mercado in DJ Dancetime on Channel 11. Siyempre naman pag Friday, Nite Owl Dance Party hosted by Lito Gorospe, featuring the Celtics. Another delight to watch was 9-Teeners hosted by Jose Mari Chan, Rom Azanza and Tito Osias (all Ateneans) on Channel 9. Sampaguita was first seen as a cage dancer at 9 Teeners. Her real name is Tessie Alfonso. She got married to Nilo Santos of the Jungle Cats. Jeanne Young also hosted another teeny bopper show called The Insiders which guested the more popular combos at that time.

Siyempre sikat pa rin ang Student Canteen pag tanghali followed by Darigold Jamboree, hosted by Leila Benitez with Eddie Ilarde and Pepe Pimentel and Bobby Ledesma. Sa primetime naman nandoon ang The Big Show nila Cris de Vera, Oscar Obliga cion a t Sylvia La Torre. Then it evolved into Oras ng Ligaya when it migrated to ABS-CBN.. Remember Uncle Bob's Lucky 7 Club.. Who would forget Buhay Artista starring Dolphy and Panchito and a take off of a popular radio program Sebya Mahal Kita, Tang Tarang Tang with Pugo and Bentot on the lead.

Sa radio naman siyempre ang Kapitan Kidlat, Kwentong Kutsero, Gabi ng Lagim, Salamat Po Doctor, Lola Basyang and of course Kahapon Lamang and Tia Dely's program which followed. Konti pa lang may TV set noon kaya sikat ka sa kalye niyo pag mayroon ka ng television at minsan SRO pa nga pag basketball (Yco, Ysmael, Utex, 7-UP)

Now anyone who missed those days can't really claim they've seen and tasted the best. Every generation has its own set of 'Aces'. Do you recall when: You tasted Darigold Evap, Liberty Condensada, Sunkist Orange (in tetra packs), Magnolia Chocolait, Klim (the word 'milk' spelled backwards), Big 20 Hamburgers, Foot-long hotdog, Nectar choconut, Tweet & Jiggs Candies (by Mr. Krieger), Tootsie Roll, Serg' s Chocolate, kerosene-flavored popcorn and kropeck along Dewey Blvd, dirty ice cream, Magnolia Ice Cream sandwich, Selecta ice cream (now Arce Dairy) and their fre sh carabao's milk, Magnolia popsicles in orange, chocolate and tutti frutti, langka flavors, Sison Ice Drop in monggo, and buko flavors, Milky Way's buko sherbet, Acme Supermarket' s sundaes and Coney Island's 32 flavors?

You went to: Arcegas at the Maranaw Arcade, Funhouse at Bricktown, Aguinaldo , Erehwon Bookstore, Alemars Bookstore, Bookmark, Botica Boie, Makati Supermarket D'Bankers Barbershop and Leila's Coffee Shop, Tropical Hut along Estrada, Acme Supermarket, Cherry Supermarket (now Foodarama), The Regent of Manila, Hotel Mabuhay, Manila Hilton, Christmas carnival (at Lawton in front of Letran College), Villa Pansol and Lido Beach, Aroma Beach and Jale Beach ?

Rizal what? 'Who would be crazy to build a cinema in the middle of nowhere?' It turned out to be the best theater in the city of Makati then (at the same site now occupied by Shangri-La Hotel).

We ate at: The original A&W along UN Avenue in Manila, Aristocrat's Flying Saucer (across Malate Church), Bonanza Restaurant, Little Quiapo, Country Bake Shop, Selecta Restaurant, Taza de Oro, New Europe, Madrid , Cucina Italiana, La Cibeles at A. Mabini, Luau, The Makati Automat, Sulo Restaurant ( Makati ), Bulakena, Casa Marcos, Au Bon Vivant, Salambao Restaurant, Dairy Queen, Di Mark's Pizza in Cubao, the elegant dining room of the old Army & Navy Club.

Botica Boie in Escolta, Alba's in Florida St. , Malate, Brown Derby and their signature foot-long hotdog came with its special, extra tarty mustard sauce and a hot, crispy bun.. We used to park at their drive-in bays after we were exhausted from all-night partying but with enough energy to gobble down sausages and soft drinks.

The Plaza was the favorite venue for all formal school and social functions. Every Friday night the Plaza became an instant disco-teque called 'POW'. Food was not a big factor so long as cozy couples could have their special table for two.

You shopped at: Bergs, Soriente Santos, Assanda's, Oceanic Commercial (where you bought original watches and jewelries), Syvel's, Walk-Over in Escolta, Good Earth Emporium, 15c and Up, Manila COD, Avesco at Avenida Rizal, Rustan's San Marcelino, Aguinaldo's in Cubao.

The original Rustan's was the garage of the Tantoco's residential house which was eventually converted into a dazzling shop filled with eclectic things and collectibles.

You would want your wardrobes (pang-porma) tailor-made. So you went to RM Manlapat, Toppers, Fifth Avenue, Estacio's, Sleek's (owned by Eddie Ilarde) or D'Sharp (owned by Dolphy) for your Continental style pants and shirt-jack (Marcos loved this style) or the sleeve shirt. If you wanted a groovy denim pants, you would buy the finest denim material at Divisoria and brought it to Gulapa's. Levi's was not a by-word then.

For school uniforms, we would love to wear our khaki pants from the famous RTW shop called Macomber in Quiapo. Or, our parents would just buy us a pair of Sabur or Savalbarro khakis. When it came to footwear, siyempre mas maganda pasadya especially when you want a good Chuka Boots, Spanish Boots or Beatles Boots. You went to Glenmore or Camara shoe makers. Pag casual naman siyempre US Keds, pero kung medyo low budget lang e puwede na rin ang US Kids. For sports shoes you would want a pair of Converse Chuck Taylor, and if you were on a low budget you bought Custombuilt or Edwardson. But if you wanted to float on water (as the advertisement claimed) you wore Marcelo Rubber Shoes black! Yan ang sinusuot ni Kenkoy.

Blockbuster movies were: The Ten Commandments, Shane, High Noon, King and I, South Paci fic, Horrors of Dracula, Gunfight at OK Corral, Psycho, House on Haunted Hill, Magnificent Seven, The Alamo, Spartacus, West Side Story, Ben Hur, Longest Day, Madame X, Guns of Navarone, King of Kings, El Cid, Breakfast at Tiffany's, The Birds, Elvis' movies like Love Me Tender, Loving You, Jailhouse Rock, King Creole, Blue Hawaii , GI Blues, and the Beatles' Hard Days Night, Help, Yellow Submarine, The Graduate, Romeo and Juliet and of course the ever popular The Sound of Music.

You had your hair styled or permed by: Nomer's, Lita Rio, Grace Lagman, Dick & Lucy, and Kayumanggi. That was the time of Aqua Net stiff, foot-high beehives, French twist and Kiss Me liquid eyeliners and Pretty Quik instant facial blotters.

You sang: Dont Be Cruel and Hound Dog by Elvis, April Love by Pat Boone, Fool's Paradise by Buddy Holly, Mack the Knife by Bobby Darin, Bobby, Bobby, Bobby by Jo Ann Campbell, Devoted to You by the Everly Brothers, Someday by Ricky Nelson, One More Chance by Teddy Randazzo, Calendar Girl by Neil Sedaka, Puppy Love by Paul Anka, Young Ones by Cliff Richard, Walk Dont Run by The Ventures, Apache by the Shadows, A Hard Days Night, All My Lovin, Yesterday, Hey Jude by the Beatles, WorldWithout Love by Peter and Gordon, Cherish by the Association, Because by Dave Clark Five, Distant Shores by Chad and Jeremy.

Saved your whole month's allowance of P50.00 to watch the Beatles perform live at Rizal Memorial Coliseum in 1966 (July 4).

It was hip to listen to: Bingo Lacson, Lito Gorospe, Bong Lapira, Eddie Mercado, Jack Henson, Art Galindez of DZMB and Jo San Diego (past midnight) of DZMT, Sonia Basa, Ronnie Quintos, Naldy Castro of DZWS, Harry Gasser, Joe Cantada and Jose Mari Velez of DZHP; the singing sensations from Ateneo de Manila, RJ and the Riots, The Loonilarks, Jose Mari Chan and the Twofus ( Ronnie Henares and Jojit Paredes) and dance to live combo music garbed in cocktail dresses and dark suits.

DZMT was affiliated with the Manila Times and was one of two radio stations operating after 12 midnight... The other station was DZHP whose program was taped. Jo San Diego of DZMT went on live (she with the velvety bedroom voice. She could still be heard today at DWBR every Sunday afternoons).

And danced at: Manila Hotel's Jungle Bar, Stargazer, Bayside Night Club (with live music by the Carding Cruz band), the Nile , D'Flame, Rino's, Wells Fargo, Nautilus, Hi-Ball and Bulakena. Or, maybe rode a Motorco with your date and went around Dewey Boulevard . When you got hungry you would drop by the Barbecue Plaza . You tried your luck at the Pula-Puti joint in Russell Street .

Do you remember when: Malate streets were named after US States ( Pennsylvania , Tennessee , California , Colorado, Carolina, etc.); Paranaque , San Juan, Makati , Pasig , Las Pinas, Taguig, Pateros and Muntinlupa were municipalities of Rizal province; DLSU was De La Salle College, Poveda was Institucion Teresiana, Adamson University was the original St. Theresa's campus in San Marcelino, Robinsons Mall was the Assumption Convent campus, Petron was Esso, Villamor Air Base was then known as Nichols Air Base, bancas were aplenty in the Baclaran side of Dewey Blvd.. (now Roxas Blvd. ) and traffic was non-existent in Tagaytay.

PLDT telephone numbers were five digits and you used your index finger to dial a number one at a time.

Sikat ka sa barkada kung may 'syota' kang 'Colegiala' (Assumption, STC, St. Scho, Maryknoll, Holy Spirit, St. Paul 's, St. Joseph's , Sienna, PWU, Sta. Isabel at La Consolacion) . Siyempre hindi rin naman papahuli ang mga coeds natin from UP, UST, UE and FEU. As proof, you should be wearing her high school ring in your pinkie finger.

If you remember all these things, you're history in great company and I dare say.................. HAPPY TO BE !!! : )

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Subject: More Photos of the New Tagudin Market (Repost)


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At the Fruit Section


Paltat

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Subject: Naimbag nga Paskua


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Parol Vendors along the McArthur Highway, Gerona, Tarlac


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Subject: Pudoc West New 4th Year Building


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The New Fourth Year Building at Pudoc West
The Tagudinians of Northern California helped in this project to complete the high school in Pudoc West.


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Subject: BASTA NI APO TABAKO AK LATTA TA ISUNA KET MANOK TI SIMBAAN IDI PAY LAENG ISU NGA SAAN NGA MA-ABAKABAK . URAY PAG -TITIPUNEN AMIN NGA LUMABAN AH PARA BISE TI BOTOS DA LABAN KENNI TABAKO LAYOS PAY LAENG TI DEPIRENSIYA ! UMAY KAY TO RUMAMAN TI " LECHON NI MANG ROGELIO "!


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APO TABAKO - YOU ARE DA MAN
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Date Posted: Thu, Dec 03 2009

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Subject: AG-STORYA KAY MAN MET APO,AWAN LA ITI PAGKAKATAWAAN NGA IBAGA YON TA MAIKKAT MET BASSIT TAY STRESS TAYO NGA NAGGAPO ITI TRABAHO,DAGUITAY MAN TIRADA YO NGA MD BOYS TI PAKAILIWAK NGA BAS-BASAEN,URAY LA AGLOGSOT TAO NGA AGKAT-KATAWA.


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Date Posted: Tue, Dec 01 2009

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Subject: Tagudinians of Northern California Christmas Party 2009, December 19, 2009


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MB Adm for the Tagudinians of Northern California
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Subject: MANGABAK LA KET TAY MANOK KO NGA NI APO TABAKO KET AYOS SEN TA PUKIS. NARIGAT MET NGA MASAYANG DAGITAY PATENING NA NGA BAB-BABOY TA KAS TI BUBUN-AS DA . OPEN TO EVERYBODY KANO JUNE 2010 TI PABUNAR NA !


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APO TABAKO FOREVER AND EVER
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Date Posted: Mon, Nov 30 2009

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Subject: Music changed Nov. 30, 2009


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It is time for some holiday tunes. Here are some tunes for you to get into the spirit of Christmas.

Merry Christmas and a happy new year.

Naimbag a Pascua ken naimbag a baro a tawen tayo amin apo.

Enjoy the music.


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Subject: Philippines - Christmas / Pasko sa Pilipinas 2007


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"The music used here were Filipino Christmas Carols". Please click the link below.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t2mm7li1syc&feature=player_embedded

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Subject: KASAPULAN TI TAGUDIN DAGUITI TATTAO NGA NAIMPUSOAN ITI PANAGSERVI DA. MASAPU TAYO NI APO ATTY ANGELICA SOMERA, DI ADAL KEN ADU TI EXPERIENCE NAN ITI PUBLIC SERVICE KAS MAYSA NGA NBI.


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SANTINO & BRO
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Subject: Manang Angelica, para mayor ka man, ta ited ko iti maysa nga bulan a sweldok ?


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Date Posted: Fri, Nov 27 2009

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Subject: Sapay koma ngarud ta maparanudan kami nga talaga nga naapektaran iti bagyo Apo!


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Taga Lantag, Pudoc Ken Sawat (Kakaasi kami metten apo, Atty Somera.)
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Sapay koma ngarud ta maparanudan kami nga talaga nga naapektaran iti bagyo Apo!

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Subject: TAGUDIN HIGH SCHOOL REUNION - JANUARY 2,3 &4, 2011


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Date Posted: Fri, Nov 27 2009
Greetings everyone!

The Tagudin High School Alumni Association International will welcome the year 2011 by holding its 2nd reunion in Tagudin. The three-day event is scheduled on January 2, 3 & 4 (Sunday, Monday & Tuesday) and will be hosted by the members of Class ’61 led by the former AFP Chief of Staff of the Philippines Gen Diomedio Villanueva (Ret), Angelita Lazaga-Montes, Romana Dauz-Sappari.

Other members of Class '61 helping to coordinate the event are: Elsie Fernandez-Lagria, Gloria Sanchez, Doris Quines-Valdez, Erlinda Dela Cueva-Villanueva, Hugo Dauz (Philippines); Alice Lorenzana and Glicerio Turgano (Canada); Alberto Gabuat (Hawaii); Alicia Canosa-Aluyon, Milagros Lemi, Prescila Madrid-De Guzman, Josie Mina-Pasion, Leila Biteng-Lalas, Carmelita Corpus, Emilia Lamorena-Agatep, Myrna Lorenzana, Zenaida Villanos-Capulong, Consolacion Marinas, Arturo Acosta, and Prudencio Guevarra (United States).

Planning is underway and you will hear more about it as we move along.

For more information please contact the following:
Hector A. Galvez – hagalvez@aol.com
Eufemia Dauz-Fonacier – edfonacier@comcast.net
Elena Lodia-Macagba – ellodia@yahoo.com
Estrella Acosta - auxtrel@yahoo.com
Bonifacio Ron Cablay - bcablay@san.rr.com
Prescila Madrid-De Guzman - sweetpeachy@comcast.net
Astrid Acosta-Rivada - ARivada@dialamerica.com
Ed Lorenzana - edlorenzana@rogers.com
Evita Dauz-Tabilin - jovitz@hotmail.com
Remy Amor-Riola - reamor12@yahoo.com
Erlinda Benitez-Andaya - Erlinda16@aol.com
Alicia Canosa-Aluyon - Alice@equipmentdesign.net
William Lardizabal - mlardizabal@sbcglobal.net
Antonio Andaya - antonioandaya@sbcglobal.net
Mario Lozano - ckuya2@yahoo.com
Ulysses Bistoyong - ubistoyong@gmail.com

Agyaman kami apo. Thank you Seaside MB for your support.

Sincerely,

Hector A. Galvez
Chairman - THSAAI

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