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Friday, May 17, 2013

Whats new with Sir Toots

(photo courtesy of his facebook page)


       Now that 2013 Local and National Election is merely but slowly having its result one the candidate from the 1st class Municipality of Santa Cruz as Municipal Councilor did not made it, whats new with him?.

      Tuesday, May 14 2013 when he updated his facebook account and posted a note with video enttiled "PASASALAMAT" here it is ( I copied it and posted it here with his permission)

Maraming salamat po sa lahat ng tumulong, nagbigay ng suporta at naniwala sa aking kakayahan at sa aking mga planong programa para sa ating bayan. Maraming salamat sa aking mga magulang, mga kapatid, mga pamangkin, mga kamag-anak, mga kaibigan at mga estudyante na naging kaagapay ko sa nagdaang laban.

At higit sa lahat, maraming salamat sa mga student volunteers ko na kasa-kasama ko sa kani-kanilang mga barangay at hindi ako inaiwan hanggang ngayon.

Huwag po kayong mag-alala, hindi man po ako napasama sa ating magiging bagong konseho, ay mananatili pa rin akong si Sir Querubin na nakilala ninyo.

Patuloy pa rin po ako matulong sa ating bayan ng Santa Cruz, sa Marinduque at sa mga Marinduqueno. Tuloy pa rin po ang mga programang nasimulan ko na ilang taon na ang nakalipas, lalo na yung para sa Turismo, Edukasyon, Kalikasan, at iba-iba pang Socio-Civic activities.

Asulong ko pa rin po ang kapakanan ng mga kabataan at ng mga ibat ibang samahan, na nakaangkla sa pagpapalawig ng bolunterismo sa kamalayan ating mga kababayan.
 
  
 
  As your former Politics and Governance student, thank you sir for being a leader, a politician with a heart helping others and a teacher concern for the will of his students. Thank you for being a inspiration and a model as a journalist.


 

Thursday, May 16, 2013

ID LACE proposal

Santa Cruz Institute new ID LACE (lanyard) proposal

             As university and college across the country give way to the new trends of school amenities and programs, Santa Cruz Institute student gives a lanyard school identification proposal. The said proposal for changing the regular id lace and upgrading to the lanyard size id lace. This might be possible and available upon the approval of School President Mrs. Raquel Retardo Pedro and the Out-going Student Council President Roy Retiro, by this School year.

            As the College Department is concern since Santa Cruz Institute have four Department : Bachelor in Secondary Education (EDUC), Bachelor in Computer Science (COMSCI), Bachelor in Commerce, (COMMERCE), and the 2 department for Vocational Associate in Computer Programming (COMPROG) and the Associate in Computer Technician (COMPTECH),

         High school with 2 department the Day High School, and Night High School, and the Pre-Elem and Elementary Department.

          The proposal ID LACE will be according to department where you belong and the only photo available is for Bachelor in Secondary Education, and once the proposal is approved the label on the right lace will be change depends on what department is belong,

          The two sample lace is hereby uploaded and been copyright protected. No one allows to copy or reproduce this uploaded photo without the authorization of the owner.

Photo uploaded by: Jomar Linga




Tuesday, April 9, 2013

Pope Francis names first appointee in PH

Posted at 04/08/2013 6:57 PM | Updated as of 04/09/2013 2:55 AM
MOST REV. REYNALDO G. EVANGELISTA, D.D., Bishop of Boac
MANILA - Pope Francis has named his first appointee in the Catholic hierarchy in the Philippines, a CBCP News report said.
Boac Bishop Reynaldo Evangelista was named the bishop of the Diocese of Imus, which was left vacant by Luis Antonio Cardinal Tagle.
The 52-year-old native of Batangas is a member of the Permanent Council of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP), the report said.
He is also the chief of the CBCP Commission on Vocations and a member of the Commission on Seminaries.
The Imus diocese covers the entire province of Cavite. It is, however, a “suffragan” of Tagle’s now Archdiocese of Manila.
A suffragan is an “assistant” to the main bishop.