Tanda Festival Magazine 2012

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Call to serve ?
By: Gloria Falcon Lofranco
Commissioner on Church History and Cultural Heritage
“The true success of our lives consists in knowing and doing the Will of Jesus, in doing whatever Jesus tells us. Jesus is the life.”
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- Pope John Paul II
uided by our conscience and motivated by intense love
of God, people of all walks of life do worthy services
for the uplifting of human life and its environment.
Loving and God fearing families work together for the
enrichment of their family life. Concerned citizens cooperate in
the church and municipal improvement plans.
Tour our town. See and feel the positive changes going
on. Notice our wide, orderly, clean wharf? The behavior of our
cargador? Our marketplace? The boat ticketing
section? Food delicacy vendors? The travelers waiting
area? The transportation terminals? The plaza? The
municipal building and its surroundings? The widened
cemented road in the poblacion? The barangay roads?
The most longed water supply?
Station of the Cross.
If the promise of our Hon. Congressman Rene Relampagos
and our Hon. Mayor William Jao to widen and cement the road
from Ubojan to the Prayer Mount, pilgrims and tourists can
visit the place and enjoy the panoramic view of our beautifully
landscaped town.
When the Church and the state harmoniously work together to
do their best for the greater honor and glory of God, an attractive
Bouquet of orchids to the municipal officials led
by our work-oriented Municipal Mayor!
Our faith growth and development? The dedicated
missionary spirit of our parish priest Rev. Fr. Marlon J.
Lumanas, improve the spiritual, physical, constructive
conditions of our parish. The GSK and all the chapel
Eucharistic Masses develop the feeling of importance
and recognition among the parishioners. They
understand better their worth before God and their
fellowmen. Charity, service and voluntarism in any
church activity are actively cooperated. Serving the
best audible church system, painting the church and
the “Alleluiahan”, fixing the church roofing and gutter,
utilizing the rain from the church gutter depositing it in the two big
water tanks to supply the convent and parishioner toilet, reduced
the electricity expenses, renovating the dilapidated bell tower,
fixing and painting pews and pretty soon the making of a new
Baptistry are visibly seen. A Prayer Mount is made by our CWL
unit at Genonocan where the 14th station Big Cross is mounted
and the 14 ft. tall image of our Lady of all Nations was installed,
extending the Good Friday devotion to the sacrificial outdoor
and progressive community sprout. Spread the civilization of love
through unconditional love, services, and commitment to God.
God cares, God provides. We pass through this life but once and
the upholding of our customs and tradition will be treasured from
generation to generation.
“Go show us the way to true peace through Mary, the Mother
of All Nations.”
About the cover
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his year’s edition of the TANDA MAGAZINE depicts the transition of Tubigon from past to present with the theme
“Through the Years”. Shown in the cover are the sceneries of the Tubigon Port, Downtown Tubigon, and the Kiosk
located in the middle of the town plaza, then and now, with the image of San Isidro Labrador positioned in the center
of the cover laden in a carosa filled with bountiful harvest along with a couple paying homage to the patron.
Credits:
Graphic Design: George Thomas Olayer
Concept: Engr. Noel Mendaña & Amor Narvasa
Theme: Engr. Noel Mendaña
Layout: Amor Narvasa & Epelita Andoy
Styles: Reyna Omictin
Photos Contributed by:
Old Tubigon - Mrs. Gloria Lofranco
New Tubigon - Lord Francis Garcia & Reyna Omictin
Municipality of Tubigon
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Through the years
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By: Reyna Omictin
here’s always nothing as constant as change. The
flowers would not bloom unless it starts from a bud.
A man cannot be called a man unless he changes
from a boy to a man, nor a woman be called a woman unless she
undergoes the transformation, from a girl to a woman.
Tubigon in the 1950s
As time goes by, our beloved town of Tubigon has been
moving forward, toward the gates of development. Like the flower,
it slowly opens up its petals, morphing into an entity of beauty
for everyone to see. This phenomenon would not have happened,
if not for the efforts of our past and present administrators and
law-making bodies, and the Tubignons who have exerted their
maximum effort in building a thriving municipality that has now
emerged to be one of the first-class municipalities in the province.
“Through the years” – a theme which mirrors the transition
of our dear Tubigon from past to present, reminds us of the greater
state of development the municipality has embraced. For decades
of struggle to become one thriving municipality, we finally can
see it, the progress we now grasp within the corners of Tubigon.
From the wooden walls and concrete floors of the Old
Tubigon Market rose the modern Tubigon
Commercial Complex. The town plaza, which
lies in the heart of the town, is now the main
Christmas attraction to tourists and locals
with its gleaming lights hung over the towering
trees situated within the area. Highlighting
the town is the Tubigon Port, which has the
nearest access to and from Cebu for tourists
both local and international – one distinct
feature of Tubigon.
Albeit the advent of technology and
innovation, Tubignons remain truthful and
loyal to the heritage and culture passed in to us
from generation to generation. However ample
the influence of modern technology is, we still
follow our traditions religiously. And one of
the best examples of these traditions is our
religious conviction
and our deep devotion
in the Almighty.
Our country is
the only Catholic
Nation in Southeast
Asia. No wonder
why we regularly and
faithfully hear masses,
attend processions,
The town plaza during Christmas season
and all other forms of
religious activities to show our religious fervor. However, this
tradition also creates a strengthened bond in the community.
But among all these, there is a distinct value that builds up
our being Tubignons – the spirit of brotherhood. It is inherent
in each one of us to practice solidarity and camaraderie. If not
for our continuous outpouring of efforts for the betterment of
our community, such development that we experience would
not be possible.
According to a quote by Tony Robbins, “By changing
nothing, nothing changes.” And yes! We were able to pull off the
right amount of magic from our sleeves in crafting change. We
managed to paddle our way to progress, despite the huddle that
we have to handle. And by these changes we have to make, we
now have the brighter Tubigon we have long been dreaming of.
Through the years, many have changed, from the façade of
the town, to the trend of the modern townsfolk proliferating all
over the community. Yet we still cling on to the examples set
before us by our ancestors. We still are able to blend tradition
and innovation like colors weaved into a beautiful tapestry that
paints the exquisite picture of our beloved Tubigon, as we move
forward to a flourishing community. Abante Tubigon!
The current Tubigon town setting
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MALACAÑAN PALACE
MANILA
Republic of the Philippines
Office of the Vice President
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E ESS SS AAGGE SE S
Office of the President
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y warmest greetings to the residents of
Tubigon, Bohol, and the parishioners
of the Parish of Saint Isidore the
Farmer, as you celebrate your Annual Town Fiesta.
The fiesta is a time of thanksgiving for the
bounty we receive throughout the year. It is also
a time to take pride in your unique identity as a
municipality while reaffirming your values and
showing generosity to your fellow citizens. Saint
Isidore, the patron saint of farmers, exemplified
the virtue of kindness towards the poor. Let his
example be your guide as you define your virtues
as a community and as individuals. May you
commit to heart his model of compassion and
continue contributing to the positive growth of our
country.
I also ask that you remain as partners with the
government, as we devote ourselves in service
to the people. We desire to maintain integrity and
transparency in our institutions in order to bring
about inclusive and equitable progress to our
society. May you have a happy and meaningful
celebration.
BENIGNO S. AQUINO III
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reetings and well wishes to Mayor William
R. Jao, the people of Tubigon, Bohol and
the parishioners of the Parish of Saint
Isidore the Farmer on the holding of this year’s Annual
Town Fiesta!
I am one with you in giving thanks to and honoring
Saint Isidore, the benevolent patron saint of farmers.
The value we attach to our faith and devotion is truly
heartwarming, and I believe it is what keeps us going
and hoping despite difficult times.
I trust that the festivities will not only serve to remind
you of all the blessings you have received, but will also
inspire you to keep working hard and pushing towards
success for your families, your parish and the rest of
your community.
May the fiesta allow you to continue to foster your
gratitude and your pride for the wealth of your culture.
I pray that you meet further progress in the coming
years.
Mabuhay kayo!
JEJOMAR C. BINAY
PROVINCE OF BOHOL
PROVINCE OF BOHOL
City of Tagbilaran
Office of the Governor
Fiestas have been a way of life for us Boholanos.
This event is an opportunity for our families, relatives
and friends from near and afar to gather and be
reunited. It is during this religious festivity that we feel
most thankful to the One above who has bestowed
upon us His generosity and love. In this year’s
merriment, may we foster relationships with others
and learn to share our blessings as well.
As we celebrate this joyous juncture, may we not
forget to give honor and thanks to our Patron Saint
of Farmers for the bountiful harvests and blessings
received. Let us pray and bring glory to Saint Isidore
the Farmer as He continues to bless us in the years
to come.
I would like to commend the officials, organizers
and Parishioners from the LGU and the Parish
of Saint Isidore the Farmer for their joint dynamic
and collaborative efforts in pursuing the success
of this special occasion that greatly manifests and
exemplifies our innate qualities and tradition.
May our hospitality that is uniquely Bol-anon be
emanated in this momentous occasion and may our
Fiesta tradition and Boholano culture live on as we
continuously promote our Province of Bohol as the
prime eco-cultural tourist destination in the country.
Malipayong pagsaulog sa kapistahan alang
kang San Isidro Labrador!
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wish all the people behind the local government
unit of Tubigon and all the parishioners of the
Parish of Saint Isidore, the Farmer, a truly
happy celebration of your town fiesta on May 14 and
15.
As you celebrate the annual feast of your town,
I wish all of you a peaceful, meaningful and joyful
commemoration. May you also be extra well and
warm as you attend to relatives, friends and guests
during this very significant festivity in honor of your
Patron Saint.
Truly, it is during this time where we partake and
share our blessings with the rest, most especially our
relatives and guests, which is also our expression of
gratefulness for all the bounties.
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E ESS SS AAGGE SE S
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et me express my heartfelt felicitations and
greetings to the people and devotees of
Saint Isidore the Farmer in Tubigon, Bohol
on the occasion of their Annual Town Fiesta on May
14-15, 2012.
City of Tagbilaran
Office of the Vice Governor
Indeed, our celebration centers on thanksgiving
which is anchored on faith.
And, as you articulate thankfulness and celebrate
our faith, we wish that may you have a sustained
outpouring of blessings especially in the years to
come.
Let me wish you once more for a peaceful,
meaningful and joyful celebration.
CONCEPCION O. LIM, M.D.
Vice Governor
ATTY. EDGAR M. CHATTO
Governor
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House of Representatives
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E ESS SS AAGGE SE S
Quezon City, Metro Manila
“Onward ever, backward never.”
- Tubigon LGU
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y heartfelt felicitations to all of you
on the occasion of your meaningful
celebration of the feast of Saint Isidore
the Farmer!
Your town motto is a fitting tribute to Saint
Isidore, the patron of farmers who devoted himself
to agriculture as his form of service to our Lord
Jesus Christ and became a great exemplar of
Christianity as such. I am aware that farmers and
fishermen comprise the majority of our people and
your patron’s life is a fitting guide and inspiration for
all of them.
I am therefore optimistic that with this spiritual
light, Tubigon in particular, and Bohol in general,
will soon be climbing the heights of sustainable
development slowly but surely. Let us solidify our
unity in faith and vision!
PROVINCE OF BOHOL
Tanggapan ng Sangguniang Panlalawigan
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y felicitations to the people of Tubigon as
you celebrate the town fiesta in honor of
Saint Isidore the Farmer!
Fiestas are one of the most awaited occasions
in a year. It is our tradition as Boholanos to prepare
way in advance for the celebration of our annual
festivities which include the gathering together for the
homecoming of family and friends.
The celebration of the feast day of Saint Isidore
the Farmer is doubly significant as it is the time to
give thanks to the Patron Saint for the abundant
blessings of good health and prosperity received the
past year and with fervent prayer for the continuing of
bounty for the coming years.
As I join you in this joyous event, let this occasion
be also the time for renewal of our commitment of
good public service to our people and the entire
community.
Malipayong Fiesta!
God bless Tubigon! God bless Bohol!
HON. RENE L. RELAMPAGOS
Representative
1st District, Bohol
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ATTY. ABELEON R. DAMALERIO
Board Member- First District of Bohol
PROVINCE OF BOHOL
City of Tagbilaran
Office of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan
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join the Municipal Officials and the good
people of Tubigon as well as the parishioners
of the Saint Isidore the Farmer on the occasion
of your Annual Town Fiesta on May 14-15, 2012.
Festive moments always conjure a picture of
fulfillment and great expectations. It is always a
great feeling that we look forward to our loved ones,
some coming from foreign shores, just to attend and
cherish memories of yesteryears and to renew our
bonds and solidarity with relatives and friends. The
different fiesta-related activities that are lined up are
not even enough to afford us the opportunities to
reminisce past memories.
As the fiesta atmosphere is forthcoming, let
us also reflect the life of Saint Isidore who was an
ordinary farmer in an ordinary community but has
contributed a lot to our church for his exemplary
deeds.
City of Tagbilaran
Office of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan
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armest felicitations to all officials of the
progressive town of Tubigon and to all
the faithful of the Parish of Saint Isidore
the Farmer on the occasion of your fiesta celebration.
The Fiesta, a tradition that is both unique and
revered in our country, is a day of sharing one’s
blessings and accomplishments especially with those
who have less in life. It is also a time for reflection
and a time for thanksgiving to the good Lord, for His
infinite blessing of good health, true friends, a loving
family, and a year of prosperity.
Amidst the revelry, I hope that we shall all continue
to foster the strong cooperation and bayanihan spirit
that Tubignons are known for. Rest assured that we,
your provincial leaders, shall always be one with you
in the march towards more progress.
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E ESS SS AAGGE SE S
Greetings!
PROVINCE OF BOHOL
Happy Fiesta!
On behalf of my family and staff of the
Sangguniang Panlalawigan, I therefore extend my
warmest greetings on this wonderful celebration.
Happy fiesta to all people of the fast growing
municipality of Tubigon!
CESAR TOMAS M. LOPEZ, M.D.
Board Member
First District, Bohol
ATTY. VENZENCIO B. ARCAMO
Board Member
First District, Bohol
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PROVINCE OF BOHOL
M M
E ESS SS AAGGE SE S
Office of the Municipal Mayor
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PROVINCE OF BOHOL
Office of the Municipal Vice Mayor
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longside the entire Local Government
Unit of Tubigon, I would like to extend my
warmest felicitations to every Tubignon,
balikbayans, and guests.
iesta is here again, it is the time of sociocultural activities and more importantly our
religious manifestations to our unfading love
to our patron saint St. Isidore the Farmer.
Another year for festivity and gaiety has once
again transpired within the corners of our budding
town of Tubigon. Every year, we celebrate with
thanksgiving the bountiful blessings laid upon our
every home through the vibrant Tanda Festival.
It is the time of reunion of families and friends living
outside Tubigon. It is the time that everyone cherishes
to celebrate the family bonding between loved ones
and relatives. As we all know how we yearn to see our
families, relatives and friends back into our folding arms
reminisce all the memories we want to treasure most.
My dear Tubignons, as we journey towards the
realization of our goals and aspirations towards
development, let me remind you that never will
we be able to build a thriving community without
your cooperation. If it weren’t for your continued
support, the progress we now experience would
not have been possible.
As we celebrate Tanda Festival with utmost
delight, let us be reminded of the beautiful heritage
passed on by our ancestors, and the culture of
unity and uniformity handed down from generation
to generation. And as we look forward to a better
future, let us not forget the lessons of the past that
molded us to become a better community.
Lastly, I am wishing that this event may cause
us to celebrate for the renewed bonds of families
and friends, and most of all, the deepened faith
in the Most High through the intercession of San
Isidro Labrador!
I therefore hope that as we celebrate our town
fiesta we may able to strengthen and renew our faith
and commitment to strive hard and follow the Christian
virtues so as we could combat the hard times now as
we battle Global Warming/Climate Change and the
high cost of fuel oil followed by high cost of living.
Lastly, allow me to greet each and every Tubignon,
friends and visitors a very happy fiesta celebration.
Viva San Isidro Labrador!
ENGR. VIRGILIO C. FORTICH
Vice Mayor
Happy Fiesta Tubigon!
ENGR. WILLIAM R. JAO
Municipal Mayor
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THE ROMAN CATHOLIC BISHOP
OF TAGBILARAN
Parish of St. Isidore the Farmer
Tubigon, Bohol
Parochial Office
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ith my paternal solicitude, I wish to convey
my warmest greetings and congratulations
to the People of Tubigon on the occasion
of your annual town fiesta in honor of St. Isidore the
Farmer, your patron saint and intercessor.
n the occasion of the observance of
the feast of St. Isidore the Farmer, I am
extending to you my beloved parishioners
and devotees my fervent wish for a memorable and
grace-filled celebration.
As you express your gratitude to God for His
unwavering goodness and generosity all throughout
these years, kindly instill in your collective consciousness
your shared common journey as a people. The
strong cooperation that has shaped your town is
a clear manifestation of your desire to promote the
common good and to foster the best interests for your
constituents. It is indeed very true that collaboration
in the development of the whole person and of every
human being is in fact a duty of all towards all, and
must be shared by everyone (Solicitudo Rei Socialis #
28-29). Development which is not only economic must
be measured and oriented according to the vocation
of man seen in his totality, including his interior and
spiritual dimension. There is no doubt that our people
need a community, its created goods and the products
of industry for the good and betterment of their lives.
Through your proper management and disposal of the
created goods intended for the material and economic
well-being of persons, you contribute much to the
promotion of human welfare and the betterment of the
economic life of your most-beloved Tubigon.
As Christians reared in the ways as well as in the
rich culture of our race, we always adhere to the ageold tradition linked to St. Isidore, the holy farmer, who
was a simple plowman who had a good and generous
heart. He truly served God in the fields and his acts of
kindness and mercy by sharing what he had, even his
meals with the poor and often giving them more than
he had for himself.
It is my fervent hope and prayer that the
Municipality of Tubigon and its people will continue to
be good witnesses of cooperation and service and an
outstanding exemplar of hard work and cooperation.
It is for this reason that we should celebrate such
occasion to thank God for his steadfast love and
providential guidance to us, through the intercession
of St. Isidore. It is also an opportune time for renewing
and reliving the unique bond that has kept us intact and
united as a parish. Religious event like this, gives us a
lasting reminder that we are never alone in times of joy
and sorrow, that St. Isidore accompanies and journeys
with us in the ups and downs of life.
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E ESS SS AAGGE SE S
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DIOCESE OF TAGBILARAN
As people of God enriched by Christian values and
teachings, may we imitate St. Isidore’s strong devotion
to daily prayers in fulfilling the mission God has entrusted
to us. And by his edifying example of his love for the
less privileged, may we increase our dedication and
commitment in alleviating misery among our brethren,
thus eradicating poverty in our society.
Hail St. Isidore the Farmer!
Congratulations and happy fiesta to one and all!
+ LEONARDO Y. MEDROSO, DD
Bishop of Tagbilaran
REV. FR. MARLON J. LUMANAS
Parish Priest
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GENERAL PROGRAM OF ACTIVITIES
TUBIGON Tanda festival 2012
Schedule of Social and Cultural Activities
DATE
ACTIVITIES
SPONSOR
MAY 5 - SATURDAY
8:00 PM
MAYOR’S CUP
BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
LOCAL GOVERNMENT UNIT
PRESENTATION OF ANYAG SA TUBIGON
2012 CANDIDATES
BASKETBALL EXHIBITION GAME
(PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES)
DU EK SAM - Tubigon Branch
MAY 6 - SUNDAY
8:00 PM
MAY 7 - MONDAY
8:00 PM
VARIETY SHOW
ALTURAS GROUP OF COMPANIES
MAY 8 - TUESDAY
8:00 PM
VARIETY SHOW
CY’S DEPARTMENT STORE
MAY 9 - WEDNESDAY
8:00 PM
“SARAP MAG-BABAD”
DISCO CONCERT
SAN MIGUEL CORP.
MAY 10 - THURSDAY
8:00 PM
VARIETY SHOW
DepEd - Tubigon District
MAY 11 - FRIDAY
8:00 PM
CULTURAL SHOW
MATER DEI COLLEGE
MAY 12 - SATURDAY
DUNLOP SPORT JUNIOR
TENNIS SERIES 2012
DUNLOP SPORT
8:00 AM - 9:00 PM
8:00 PM
“SAMBUNOT SA AWIT”
GRAND FINALS
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
MAY 13 - SUNDAY
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
8:00 AM - 9:00 PM
8:00 PM
MAY 14 - MONDAY
8:00 AM - 9:00 PM
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MAY 5 - 16, 2012
MOTOCROSS EVENT
DUNLOP SPORT JUNIOR
TENNIS SERIES 2012
ANYAG SA TUBIGON 2012
PAGEANT & CORONATION NIGHT
DUNLOP SPORT JUNIOR
TENNIS SERIES 2012
8:00 PM
TANDA SA TUBIGON
MAYOR’S BALL 2012
MAY 15 - TUESDAY
1:00 - 6:00 PM
BULONG IMANG STREET DANCING
2012
8:00 PM
DISCO
MAY 16 - WEDNESDAY
4:00 PM ONWARDS
LAMBAY JAM 2012
DU EK SAM
DUNLOP SPORT
DUNLOP SPORT
Tubigon Women’s Federation
SK Federation
TUBIGON RAKISTA
GENERAL PROGRAM OF ACTIVITIES
TUBIGON Tanda festival 2012
Schedule of Church Activities
Date
(Activities)
MAY 6 - 15, 2012
GSK Pilgrims
& Sponsors
Choir
Celebrant
May 6 – Sunday
5:00 AM (Novena)
5:30 AM (Mass)
8:00 AM (2nd Mass)
10:00 AM (3rd Mass)
4:00 PM (4th Mass)
Potohan & Guiwanon
Tinangnan
FLA - Oasis
El Shaddai
All for One
Fr. Marlon J. Lumanas
Fr. Nicanor Labis
May 7 – Monday
5:00 AM (Novena)
5:30 AM (Mass)
Cabulijan & Bagongbanwa
FLA - Oasis
Fr. Nicanor Labis
May 8 – Tuesday
5:00 AM (Novena)
5:30 AM (Mass)
Macaas & Batasan
K of C
Fr. Albert Opeña
May 9 – Wednesday
5:00 AM (Novena)
5:30 AM (Mass)
Pinayagan Sur &
Pangapasan
All for One
Fr. Alvin Pusta
May 10 – Thursday
5:00 AM (Novena)
5:30 AM (Mass)
Talenceras & Genonocan
El Shaddai
Fr. Tomas Balatayo
May 11 – Friday
5:00 AM (Novena)
5:30 AM (Mass)
Pooc Occidental &
Bilangbilangan
FLA - Oasis
Fr. Johnson Inte
Pinayagan Sur
Fr. Aurelio Luzon
K of C
Pinayagan Sur
Fr. Alberto Opeña
Fr. Nicanor Labis
Tinangnan
Fr. Ariston Limocon
FLA - Oasis
El Shaddai
All for One
Fr. Alberto Opeña
Fr. Marlon Lumanas
Fr. Alberto Opeña
FLA - Oasis
Fr. Warren Padilla
All for One
Fr. Nicanor Labis
Fr. Victoriano Dagat
May 12 – Saturday
5:00 AM (Novena)
5:30 AM (Mass)
8:00 AM (Mass Wedding)
5:30 PM (Anticipated Mass)
May 13 – Sunday
5:00 AM (Novena)
5:30 AM (Mass)
8:00 AM (2nd Mass)
10:00 AM (3rd Mass)
4:00 PM (4th Mass)
Centro, Ubay, & Mocaboc
Pooc Oriental & Pinayagan
Norte
May 14 – Monday
Tinangnan & Ubojan
5:00 AM (Novena)
5:30 AM (Mass)
9:00 AM (Pre-Jordan Seminar) PPC, PFC, PCFT, Religious &
11:00 AM (Baptism)
Mandated Organizations,
5:00 PM (Mass/Procession)
ug Tanang Katawhan
May 15 – Tuesday
4:00 AM (Diana)
5:30 AM (1st Mass)
8:00 AM (2nd Mass)
10:00 AM (Pontifical Mass)
4:00 PM (4th Mass)
LGU Municipal & National
Officials & Employees
Tinangnan
FLA - Oasis
El Shaddai
All for One
Fr. Marlon Lumanas
Fr. Nicanor Labis
Bishop Leonardo Y.
Medroso
Fr. Alberto Opeña
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Greetings From:
PNB – TUBIGON BRANCH
For a happy and successful
“TANDA SA TUBIGON 2012 FESTIVAL”
Happy Fiesta to everyone in honor of our Patron Saint:
“SR. SAN ISIDRO LABRADOR”
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PARISH PASTORAL COUNCIL OFFICERS & MEMBERS
PARISH PRIEST
REV. FR. MARLON J. LUMANAS
PPC CHAIRMAN
MRS. ELEANOR C. CORAGE
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
MRS. LOURDES L. MASCARIÑAS
PPC SECRETARY
MRS. LILIA S. EBUA
PFC
MRS. VICTORIA C. HEYRANA
COMMISSION ON WORSHIP
MRS. EMMA M. LAO
COMMISSION ON EDUCATION
MISS ELIZABETH BAURA
COMMISSION ON SERVICE
MR. DANTE GALLO
FAMILY & LIFE CHAIRMAN
MR. & MRS. BOY-AZON JAO
YOUTH
MR. JAMES TRIPOLI
BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION
MR. TEODORICO P. MUGA
CULTURAL & HERITAGE
MRS. GLORIA F. LOFRANCO
CEMETERY COMMISSION CHAIRMAN
MR. GEMENCIANO MASCARIÑAS
K OF C MR. ABUNDIO DUMADAPAT
PCFT CHAIRMAN
KGD. ERNESTO M. MASCARIÑAS
OASIS OF LOVE PRESIDENT
ENGR. LANDY TORREGOSA
CWL PRESIDENT
MRS. CARIDAD JULOGAN
COLL PRESIDENT
MISS LITA HUSAIN
BCBP PRESIDENT
DR. & MRS. RENE-GLORIA LUSTRE
FLA COORDINATOR
MR. & MRS. BOY-VICKY BANGCOY
CFD PRESIDENT
MR. DANIEL I. BUHANGIN
DIVINE MERCY PRESIDENT
MRS. GLORIA GASTANES
STO. ROSARIO PRESIDENT
DR. ADORY L. TORREGOSA
IKP PRESIDENT
MRS. TERESITA REQUILLO
LLM PRESIDENT
DR. RENATO LUSTRE
HOLY FACE PRESIDENT
MRS. MARIETTA N. BASAN
CCD COORDINATOR
BRO. JERRY DELUAO
BA PRESIDENT
MRS. MARIE QUIDER
MEMBERS
ALL CHAPEL PASTORAL COUNCIL PRESIDENTS
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Greetings From:
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ELECTED MUNICIPAL OFFICIALS
2010 - 2013
Mayor Vice Mayor - - ENGR. WILLIAM R. JAO
ENGR. VIRGILIO C. FORTICH
Sangguniang Bayan Members:
1. PACIENTE C. FUENTES
2. MARLON R. AMILA
3. TEODORICO P. MUGA
4. RENATO C. VILLABER
5. ATTY. SUSAN ESPERA L. CONCHA
6. ANTONIO A. OMUS
7. ENGR. ERNESTO M. MASCARIÑAS
8. LUCITA BERGADO
ABC PRESIDENT SK FEDERATED PRESIDENT - ANECITA B. MIDDLEMIST
- MA. CARMEL F. CLAROS
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VIVA SR. SAN ISIDRO!!!
Rotary Club of Tubigon
Rotary International
SERVICE ABOVE SELF
District 3860, Zone 1F
RY 2012-2013
OFFICERS
ASSISTANT GOVERNOR (BOHOL)
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY :
GRACE MENDE-CAMPO
:
PRESIDENT
PRES. ELECT/VICE PRES
SECRETARY
ASSISTANT SECRETARY
TREASURER
AUDITOR
SGT. AT ARMS
DIRECTORS/CHAIRPERSONS:
MEMBERS
Cameron, Emelyn
Cameron, Philip
De Moss, Rosita
CARLOS B. CAMPO
HERMANN WICK
VICENTE ALEGARBES
ANGELITA RABOR
ZENAIDA ARANAS
MA. BLANCHE LABORTE
SONIA CONCEPCION
MA. CRISTINA MONTUYA
CONCHITA WICK
VENUS BALAGA
PELUCHE BERGADO
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INTERNATIONAL SERVICE
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MEMBERSHIP
ADMINISTRATION
PUBLIC RELATIONS
HEALTH SERVICE
VOCATIONAL SERVICE
SERVICE PROJECT
CLUB SERVICE
YOUTH SERVICE
DELIA F. LASCO
ERMELANDO TORREGOSA
MERNA ECHIVERRI
HAYDEE CABASAN
JOSE C. MONTUYA
ADORACION TORREGOSA
FRANCO CONCEPCION
Jeske, Erma
Wilkerson, Jim
Echiverri, Nelson
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VICTORIA C. HEYRANA
HONORARY MEMBERS
Maria (Bic Bic) Bangcoy
Herry Uy
Amy Barreda
William R. Jao
CHEERS TUBIGON!
Atty. Carlos and Mrs. Grace Mende-Campo, CPA
Cheryl Josephine Campo, Ph.D., New York
Carlo Gerard & Lyn Campo, New Jersey
Raffy and Penny Campo
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Members:
LIGA NG MGA BARANGAY
Tubigon Chapter
(2010 – 2013)
EUFRONIO G. ABELLA (Bagongbanwa)
EPIFANIO O. SAAVEDRA (Batasan)
ROGELIO R. OBGUIA (Bilangbilangan)
DIOSDADO M. ITALIO (Bosongon)
President
- ANECITA B. MIDDLEMIST (Talenceras) BASILISA R. GIBALAY (Buenos Aires)
EMILIANO F. SALUTAN (Bunacan)
Vice-President - EMMA D. BANGCOY (Pooc Oriental)
DOLORES B. CEJUELA (Cabulijan)
JULIUS A. CAMBALON (Cawayanan)
Secretary
- PELUCHI L. BERGADO (Cahayag)
ARTEMIO C. MANIGO (Genonocan)
RICSON L. CALUNIA (Ilijan Norte)
Treasurer
- REMEGIA C. CHUA (Banlasan) ALEJANDRO C. CABILAN, JR. (Ilijan Sur)
ERNESTO L. CACHO (Libertad)
JOEL M. SEROHIJOS (Matabao)
Board of Directors:
ROGELIO R. YBAÑEZ, JR. ( Mocaboc)
EPIFANIO BALBIN (Centro) EDUARDO B. APOLONIAS, SR. (Panaytayon)
RAUL M. OMUS (Guiwanon)
FERNANDO M. ASTRONOMO, JR. (Pandan)
PERFECTO C. NOTARTE, JR. (Macaas)
RENATO A. GUTIERREZ (Pangapasan)
ALBERTO D. HADLOCON (Panadtaran)
ROY J. LADRA (Pinayagan Norte)
CARMELITA C. PERIN (Pinayagan Sur)
ROSARIO C. ISRAEL (Pooc Occidental)
SALVACION L. ABELLA (Potohan)
TEODULO C. OLAIS (Tan-awan)
DANILO A. CAÑADA (Tinangnan)
EMMA A. ABAPO (Ubay)
DENVER P. COSADIO (Ubojan)
MARIO P. ADEM (Villanueva)
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Greetings!
Municipality of Tubigon, Bohol
“Tanda Festival 2012”
May 6-15, 2012
ANNUAL TOWN FIESTA
in honor of Patron Saint,
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H
ighlights of Tubigon’s State of
Development. . . Moving Forward...
by: Noel C. Mendana
“Access to potable
water supply”: a top
development agenda of
the local government...
A
fter decades of frustration over the inaccessibility and unavailability of potable
water to households in our municipality,
“the light at the end of the tunnel” can now be
seen as Phase I of the much awaited waterworks
development program of Tubigon is almost
complete. The project under contract with MAC
Builders is due to be commissioned by the end of
April and will be on trial thereafter. Phase I covers
eighteen barangays including special filling stations
for the island residents and accounts for at least
60% of our total households. Once operational, and
crossing our fingers that the system design which
was prepared by the University of San CarlosWater Resources Center works according to its
specifications, these areas will be able to enjoy a 24
hour water service with sufficient pressure to reach
at least a three-storey building at lowest point.
Pipe laying in Brgy. Matabao
on the pipeline, that would mean all coastal and
lowland barangays will be served by our waterworks
system and will have access to potable water on
a twenty four hour basis. A separate program is
also currently initiated and implemented for our
upland communities which cannot be covered by
our integrated system because of topographic and
geographic consideration. It is the goal of the local
government to make potable water accessible to
every household in our municipality and all efforts
are exerted to achieving that.
Even as we are completing the first phase of
the program, Phase II was already being implemented
in the western low land sector of the Municipality.
Construction o Phase II, System I is currently on going
for the barangays of Villanueva, Matabao, Cahayag,
and Pandan and is expected to be commissioned
in late May. This project is being financed by a 10
million grant from the national government through
the “Sagana at Ligtas na Tubig sa Lahat” program
of the DOH, DILG and NAPC. Funding requirement
for system II which will cover barangays Ilijan Norte
and Panaytayon is now awaiting approval by the
Land Bank of the Philippines. With the two phases Waterworks personnel supervising testing of the system
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Greetings From:
RML
Construction Supplies
MR. & MRS. RUEL LIMOCON
Proprietor
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E
nhancing social
and health service
delivery. . . reaps
two national awards. . .
H
ardwork, dedication and commitment
paid off for the social services sector of
the local government. Last year, the LGU
reaped two major awards in exemplary performance
for social welfare and health services. The local
government has garnered the CROWN (Consistent
Regional Outstanding Winner for Nutrition)
maintenance award for 2011. The LGU won the award
in 2010 and was vying to win three consecutive
years for a hall of fame honors. The CROWN award
is
given
annually
to
local
government
units
that
have showed
exemplary
performance
in its nutrition
program.
including new rooms to accommodate the ever
increasing number of patients availing its services.
A brand new birthing facility at the Municipal Health
Office is also under construction courtesy of the
Department of Health.
To further enhance our health services, the LGU
entered into a Memorandum of Agreement with the
Inauguration of New STAC Building with Gov. Chatto
DOH for the Municipality to become a beneficiary of
the “Doctors to the Barrio Program” which paved
the way to the establishment of the 2nd Municipal
Health Station in Maca-as. Coincidentally, a true
blooded Tubignon was assigned to Tubigon in
the person of Dr. Analor-Sha L. Villaber, daughter
of Kgd. Rene Villaber from Pooc Occidental. This
not only brought our health services closer to the
Tubigon was also a national finalist for the communities but also gave an opportunity for a
“Child Friendly Municipality” first class municipality daughter of Tubigon to serve her people.
category and has consistently bagged the award for
the 3rd time. Among the services that contributed
to the selection of Tubigon for the coveted honor
is the Stimulation and Therapeutic Activity Center
(STAC) which offers therapeutic and care services
for children with disabilities.
ne of the major obstacles and nagging
issues that hampered the fast-tracking
Other expanded programs that were provided by
of the development of Tubigon is the
the sector are the expanded supplemental feeding
and nutrition education which now covers all pre- non-completion of the cadastral survey of the
school focusing on children with below normal Municipality which was done by the Bureau of
weights, program for Senior Citizens, program for Lands long ago. The land survey for Tubigon was
women, out of school youth specially those that not approved because of its many deficiencies and
get in conflict with the law and abused women and survey errors which resulted to the non-issuance
of land titles to land owners. Tubigon is among the
children among others.
very few municipalities in the Bohol and the entire
The sector also got a boost for its infrastructure country without an approved cadastral survey plan.
component. The PhP2 million face lifting and This proved to be an investment bottleneck because
expansion of the Tubigon Community Hospital was of the lack of legal document land ownership which
completed last year. It has upgraded its facilities is a basic requirement for investors.
Completion of the
Cadastral Survey started
O
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2/F Tubigon Commercial Complex, Tubigon, Bohol
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• WORKING ANIMAL LOAN
• BANANA PRODUCTION
• RICE PRODUCTION LOAN
• SMALL BUSINESS LOAN
• CORN PRODUCTION LOAN
• SALARY LOAN
• CUTFLOWER PRODUCTION
• RICE MILL
For more information, pls. call Tel. No. 508 – 8423
LIBERTAD MULTI-PURPOSE COOPERATIVE
Member’s Savings Operation and Credit Center
Calape Branch
Services Rendered:
Microfinance & Multi Purpose Loan
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After decades of waiting, the Department
of Environment and Natural Resources, Bureau
of Lands has commissioned a re-survey of the
Cadastral Map of Tubigon, costing Php12 million,
which has started in February. It is expected that
after the project is completed, the titling of lands in
Tubigon will commence and this nagging issue of
non-titled lands will be resolved finally. The project
covers 11 barangays.
when completed will have a wider base to allow free
flow of water, higher deck and a corrected curve
which will allow smoother flow of vehicular traffic.
The 18 million-project is being implemented by
the DPWH. Also in the pipeline is the rehabilitation
of the Tinangnan Bridge with a funding grant of
Php15 million to improve accessibility. This is a long
cherished dream of the people from the coastal
areas of Tinangnan and Cabulijan who endure
the danger of an almost collapsed structure just
to save time and money on a long turn around in
getting to the Tubigon Commercial Complex. Once
completed, the reinforced concrete two-lane bridge
will be the lifeblood of commerce between the
he local government has continued to work commercial district and the northern coastal areas
for improved and better infrastructure as a of the town. The project which is in the bidding
key to economic development through its process is expected to commence in late May.
own means
and
by
To spread out development and growth, major
entering into improvements were also done at the Cahayag
p a r t n e r s h i p Public Market. New stalls were constructed to cater
with various new investments. Two new block tiendas are being
a g e n c i e s . constructed to revitalize business in the area while
Among
the putting into order and proper organization the remajor
infra building process of the once booming economic
projects that growth center of the municipality.
has
been
implemented
The upgraded port of Tubigon
last year were
the upgrading and beautification of the port of
Tubigon done by the Philippine Ports Authority. The
o help our marginal farmers reduce their
face-lifting was part of the PPA port development
dependency on rain for rice production, the
program with the Tubigon port designated as among
establishment and construction of small
the nautical Highway gateway in the Visayas region.
The upgrading project resulted to almost double the water diversion dam program was initiated by the
volume of traffic for cargoes and passenger and an Office of the municipal Agriculturist. Designed to be
increase in the number of trips especially roll-on-roll- established in small rain fed fields, the program has
already built or
off vessels.
rehabilitated 4
To complement the port project, face lifting such dams in
and improvement was also done at the passenger 2011 and were
terminal beside the Cultural Center which now boast c o n t i n u e d
in
of a food court, ticketing booths, shops, food stalls, this year
comfort rooms and wash area. It is open 24 hours b a r a n g a y s
Bosongon (1),
and is provided with security round the clock.
Cabulijan(1)
The rehabilitation of the Bataria Bridge has already and Tinangnan New irrigation project in Sitio Cansuran,
Bosongon
and
commenced. The project is meant to address the (1)
perennial flooding of the area during the monsoon Cahayag-Matabao (1) irrigating approximately 160
season as a resultant of the defective design of the hectares of rice fields. This has provided reliability
old/existing bridge which easily chokes with floating in water supply thus ensures better harvest for
debris carried by the rushing water. The new bridge farmers. Yields have dramatically increased which
Infrastructure and
economic development...
T
Working Towards Food
Sufficiency . . .
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translated to increase in income to the beneficiaries.
Because these projects were closely coordinated
with the beneficiaries and barangay officials who
also provided voluntary counterpart labor, it resulted
to significant reduction in project cost resulting to
better cost-benefit ratio thus make the project very
financially viable.
of the local government through the Municipal
Agriculture Office in coordination with the National
Dairy Authority, the Provincial Agriculture Office and
Provincial Veterinarian. The project capacitates the
members of the ADFAT members in processing and
packaging of milk products particularly fresh milk.
They are also
into processing
But while these projects have helped boost of other food
production, another significant benefit, this time items such as
to the environment, is now being assessed. By banana chips
installing a series
and other local
of
impounding
delicacies.
projects along a
river or waterway,
The project
the
initiative
was able to
actually is also
secure funding Vegetable Production as part of our
Food Security Program
conserving water
support
from
which in normal
the LGU, the National Dairy Authority and the
circumstances
provincial government through the OPV. ADFAT
would have flowed
has seventeen (17) active members and is currently
directly to the sea.
having their products displayed at the ADFAT
This impounding system is seen to help improve Pasalubong Center at the LGU passenger terminal.
natural replenishment of underground water, create
microecosystems and induce the growth of flora
and fauna in that particular area.
Building a sense of pride...
To compliment the infrastructure component of
production, the Office of the Municipal Agriculturist
is also initiating the distribution of high variety and
high yielding seeds for various crops and vegetables.
Demo farms and
farmers
classes
are conducted for
hands-on technology
transfer as well as
coordination
with
various
agencies
were
instituted.
Similar
activities
were also done for
Vegetable Production as part of livestock and related
our Food Security Program
farming as well as for
sea farming and fish production both for fresh and
saltwater species.
The ADFAT Project...
A
DFAT or Association of Dairy Farmers of
Tubigon milk processing project is the
latest innovative livelihood undertaking
A
ll the programs, projects and activities
initiated and implemented by the local
government have only one goal, to spur
development and create a better and improved
quality of life for Tubignons. A development that
promotes balanced and equitable benefits to
our people in harmony with nature and with our
physical environment. A development that creates
an atmosphere of discipline where the rule of law
triumphs.
It is hoped that these initiatives would inspire
our people and bring back the burning sense of
pride of being
a
Tubignon.
We hope these
steps
would
snowball
and
bring us all
Tu b i g n o n s
together
to
achieve
our
cherished vision. Awarding Ceremony: Child Friendly
Municipality at the Malacañan Palace
with PNoy
ABANTE Tubigon ! ! !
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Greetings From:
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SK MUNICIPAL FEDERATION
TUBIGON, BOHOL
MA. CARMEL CLAROS
SK Fed. President (SK Chairwoman-Centro)
EMIL JOHN VALZADO
JERRY MAY BACANTE
SK Fed. Vice President (SK Chairman-Cawayanan)
JEVIE PACQUIAO
SK Fed. Secretary (SK Chairman-Tinangnan)
SK Fed. Treasurer (SK Chairwoman-Pooc Occidental)
MARC LOUIE REFULLE
SK Fed. Auditor (SK Chairman-Pooc Oriental)
MELBERN BOLIGOR (SK Chairman-Pinayagan Norte)
KEVIN JOHN COSARE (SK Chairman-Guiwanon)
BASILIO REYES III (SK Chairman-Panaytayon)
CHRISTIAN NOEL PEREZ (SK Chairman-Bosongon)
TIMOTEO CALOTES III (SK Chairman-Cahayag)
ROLLS ROICE LEOPARDAS (SK Chairman-Banlasan)
SK Fed. PROs
SK Fed. Sgt. at Arms
JHONIELENE PRIMACIO (SK Chairwoman-Bagongbanwa Is.)
LUCILLE MABEL MINGUITO (SK Chairwoman-Batasan Is.)
CHRISMEL ANNE OBGUIA (SK Chairwoman-Bilangbilangan Is.)
ROBERT AMANDORON (SK Chairman-Buenos Aires)
JASON LANARIA (SK Chairman-Bunacan)
ALVIN JOHN LAPEZ (SK Chairman-Cabulijan)
JENNY BULAMBOT (SK Chairwoman-Genonocan)
BRINAH JEAN PATENIO (SK Chairwoman-Ilijan Norte)
JOSE MARIE FRANCIS CABILAN (SK Chairman-Ilijan Sur)
ALGIN CAPACITE (SK Chairman-Libertad)
JASON ARANAS (SK Chairman-Macaas)
MARK TOMMY BAQUIAL (SK Chairman-Matabao)
GLENDA BALORIO (SK Chairwoman-Mocaboc Is.)
MARY ANEFE MELLIJOR (SK Chairwoman-Panadtaran)
ESMERALDO OBGUIA JR. (SK Chairman-Pandan)
MARLON ESPRA (SK Chairman-Pangapasan Is.)
IAN MOORE COSGAFA (SK Chairman-Pinayagan Sur)
MA. LOURDES CHRISTI DE LA VICTORIA (SK Chairwoman-Potohan)
JENELYN SONGQUIAWON (SK Chairwoman-Talenceras)
MARJUN TORTUGA (SK Chairman-Tan-awan)
IVY PONIO (SK Chairwoman-Ubay Is.)
NORIEL BAURA (SK Chairman-Ubojan)
MARJUN ATACADOR (SK Chairman-Villanueva)
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MUNICIPAL OFFICES and SERVICES
ADMINISTRATIVE GOVERNANCE
Office of the Municipal Mayor
Services:
• Executive Services
• Issuance of Mayor’s Clearance, Affidavits,
and Permits
• Public Customer Assistance
Office of the Mun.
Assessor
Services:
• Issuance of Certified
True
Copies
of
Tax
Declarations,
Certifications
of
Landholdings,
Certificates
of
Improvement/
No
Improvement,
Sketch Plan & Vicinity
Map
• Revisions of Old Tax
Declarations
Mun. Supply
Office
Office of the Sangguniang Bayan
Services:
• Legislative Services
• Issuance of Certified True Copies of Municipal
Council Documents (resolutions, ordinances,
minutes of sessions, & other official documents)
Service:
• Facilitate in the
Procurement
Processes
Office of the Mun. Civil Registrar
Services:
• Issuance of Birth, Death, and Marriage Certificates; Security
Papers
• Registration of Birth, Death, Marriage Certificates and Court
Orders/Decrees
• Legitimation of Natural Child
• Delayed Registration of Civil Registry Records
• Filing petition for change of First Name (CFN) or Correction
of Clerical Error/s (CCE)
• Marriage License Application
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Mun. Huma
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th
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Offi
velopment
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&
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Reso
s
Certificate
Service:
e Records,
ic
rv
Se
f
f
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o
n
e
ertificatio
•Issuanc
ent, and C
of Employm
dits
Leave Cre
Office of the
Municipal
Accountant
Services:
•Processing of
Claims
•Issuance of
Withholding Tax
Certificate
Office of the
Mun. Treasurer
Services:
•Assessment of
Business Tax &
other Fees
• Retiring a Business
License
•Issuance of Tax
Clearances
Office of the Mun.
Budget Officer
Service:
•Assistance in Budgeting
Matters
Office of the Secretary
to the SB
Service:
•Issuance of Certified True
Copies of Municipal Council
Documents (resolutions,
ordinances, minutes of sessions,
& other official documents)
Office of the Mun. Planning & Devt. Coordinator
Services:
•Planning & Development Services
•Issuance of Zoning and Locational Clearances
•Information about the Municipality (socio-economic
profile, land use plan, economic development data, &
municipal profile)
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Fiesta Greetings from the:
Family of Nurses
JUNE LUPERSENIA DOLAUTA ROCHA, BSN RN +
GLORIA DOLAUTA CALE, BSN RN - Maryland, USA
JUANA ESPERANZA DOLAUTA, BSN - Abu Dhabi
JANIS HOPLIN DOLAUTA LAGAPA, BSN - Iligan City
RUSSELL ALVIN B. DOLAUTA, BSN
Vicente Sotto Hospital, Cebu City
XYRELL KAREN DOLAUTA AHAT, BSN
Loon Emergency Hospital, Loon, Bohol
KNAY-KNAY DOLAUTA LAGAPA, BSN - Taiwan
LEO DAVID DOLAUTA, Med. Tech. - Boston, USA
Compliments from:
LOLA MOTHER DOLORES CALAMIONG DOLAUTA
Pooc Oriental, Tubigon, Bohol
VIVA SEÑOR SAN ISIDRO LABRADOR!
May 14 - 15, 2012
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ECONOMIC GOVERNANCE
Office of the
Municipal Market
Administrator
Services:
• Consumer Welfare
• Slaughtering of
Livestock & Issuance
of Meat Inspection
Certificate
Office of the Municipal
Engineer
Services:
• Implementation of the Building Code
• Maintenance of Drainage Systems &
other Infrastructure
• Streetlights Maintenance Services
• Preparation of Plans & Programs of Works
Parking
Mun. Toll &
Office
Operations
e
to the Offic
(Subsidiary
r)
re
su
a
e
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of the Mun
Office of the Mun. Agriculturist
Mun. Waterworks
System
Services:
• Repair & Maintenance
of Water System
• Installation of Water
Supply Pipelines
• Customer Services
Services:
• Issuance of Inspection Clearance on Fishing
Gear
• Animal Treatment/Vaccination
• Integrated Pest Management
• Provision of Technology Assistance in
Farming and Fishery
Tubigon Tourism,
Culture, & Arts Devt.
Office
Service:
• Public Customer Assistance
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Fiesta
Greetingsfrom:
from:
Fiesta Greetings
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SOCIAL & ENVIRONMENTAL GOVERNANCE
Municipal Library
Service:
• Using and Borrowing of Books
Mun. Traffic Enforcement
Office
Service:
• Assistance on Traffic Complaints
Mun. Disaster Risk Reduction &
Management Office
(MDRRMO)
Mun. Environment & Natural
Resources Office
(MENRO)
Ecological Solid
Waste Management
Office
Service:
• Garbage Collection
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FELICES FIESTAS TUBIGON BOHOL
PADAYON KALAMBUAN …
Greetings from : Garces Family
GARCES GROUP OF COMPANIES
Contact 09184506435 / 09267062005
FARM PRODUCTS
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SUGAR
RICE AND CORN
CASSAVA CHIPS, CACAO AND COFFEE BEANS
COPRA AND COCONUT PRODUCTS
BANANAS AND FRUITS
BANGUS AND TILAPIA
HOGS and POULTRY
LOTS FOR LEASE
SERVICES
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MEDICAL AND DENTAL SERVICES
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HEALTH AND WELLNESS CENTER
LEGAL CONSULTATION SERVICES
TRUCKING, TRACKTORS AND MILLING SERVICES
PENSION HOUSE AND FUNCTION ROOM/CATERING
SERVICES
CCTV CAMERA AND SECURITY SYSTEM INSTALLATION
SOON TO OPEN SPANISH BAR AND RESTAURANT
SOON TO OPEN AMAZING ECO ADVENTURE PARK
SOCIAL & ENVIRONMENTAL GOVERNANCE
Mun. Social Welfare &
Devt. Office
Services:
• Free Counselling & Pre-Marriage
Counselling Seminars
• Livelihood Assistance
• Referrals for Financial & Hospital
Assistance
• Issuance of Senior Citizens ID
Cards
Tubigon Community
Hospital
Services:
• Medical Consultations &
Laboratory Examinations
• Treatment of Minor Medical
Cases & Emergencies
• Issuance of Health/Medical
Certificates
Stimulation & Therapeutic
Activity Center
Service:
• Therapeutic services to special
children
Mun. Health Office
Services:
• Medical Consultations &
Laboratory Examinations
• Maternal and Child Care Services
• Nutrition & Family Planning
Services
• Provision of Medicines (antituberculosis drugs and leprosy
drugs)
• Issuance of Health/Medical
Certificates, Sanitary Permits and
Health Cards
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Greetings From:
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NATIONAL OFFICES
Bureau of Fire Protection
BIR
TESDA
DOTC
Parole and Pro
bation Office
ns Office
ovt. Operatio
Mun. Local G
Philippine National Police
Postal Office
Mun. Circuit Trial Court
COMELEC
Mun. Agrarian Refo
rm Office
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GOVERNMENT AWARDS AND
RECOGNITIONS
T
he first year CROWN (Consistent
Regional Outstanding Winner in
Nutrition) Maintenance Award
was presented to the Municipality of
Tubigon in a ceremony held on October
25, 2011 at the Philippine International
Convention Center with DOH Sec.
Enrique Ona handing the award to Mayor
William R. Jao. The Maintenance Award
is given to the CROWN awardees that
have been able to maintain and exceed
their performance in nutrition program
implementation. Aside from the trophy,
the municipality received a cash award
that will be used to improve delivery and management of nutrition services.
F
or the 3rd time, the Municipality of Tubigon was chosen as
one of the finalists in the 2011 Search for the Presidential
Award for the Child-Friendly Municipalities and Cities.
On October 27, 2011
at the Rizal Ceremonial
Hall, Malacañan Palace,
His Excellency President
Benigno S. Aquino III
conferred
the
award
assisted by DILG Sec.
Jesse
Robredo
and
DSWD Sec. and Council
for the Welfare of Children
Chairperson Corazon J.
Soliman.
T
he Presidential Award is considered as
a self-assessment mechanism of the
level of child-friendliness of a particular
city or municipality that gives recognition to LGUs
that put in place a “child-friendly” environment and
upholds the rights of Filipino children to survival,
development, protection and participation. The
award is bestowed to deserving LGUs in recognition
of their vital role in the sustained promotion of child
rights and in ensuring child-friendly governance.
T
he LGU was the 2011’s Most ChildFriendly Municipality in Region 7 for the
1st - 3rd Class Municipality Category.
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Fiesta Greetings from:
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T
he Bohol Rabies Prevention and
Eradication Council have chosen
Tubigon as one of the Best Performing
Municipal Rabies Prevention and Eradication
Councils in CY 2011. This distinction is made
to acknowledge sustaining initiatives in keeping
the province rabies-free. The fate is attributed
to the barangays attainment of the 70% dog
registration and vaccination, innovations in key
program implementation, active and functional
Bantay Rabies sa Barangays (BRBs) councils, dog
population control measures, continuing rabies
patrol in the barangays’ and responsible pet
ownership campaign. The award was presented
during the 2nd Bohol Livestock Partners Congress
in CPG Sports Complex, Tagbilaran City on
December 16, 2011.
M
ayor William R. Jao was accorded with an Award of
Distinction from the Department of Education – Division of
Bohol and Bohol Association of Public Schools Supervisors
and Managers (BAPSSMA) on December 29, 2011 in recognition for
the exemplary service and tremendous support which contributed to
the successful accomplishment and achievement of the department’s
programs, projects and activities. The Local Chief Executive was cited
for the LGU’s invaluable and unconditional support in various forms
such as allocation of financial assistance for schools improvement and
salary of teachers, provision of the necessary services and facilities
and implementation of programs and projects for the welfare of school
children.
T
en (10) barangays were proclaimed Most Child-Friendly
Barangays of the municipality in 2011 in a search spearheaded
by the Municipal Council for the Protection of Children.
Among the awardees are Barangays Macaas, Matabao, Cawayanan,
Guiwanon, Talenceras, Panaytayon, Libertad, Bosongon, Cabulijan,
and Pinayagan Sur in a ceremony held on October 2011 in time of the
annual Children’s Congress at JJ’s Foodstream on October 21, 2011.
O
utstanding barangays in terms of compliance
to administrative requirements, barangay hall
setup and records management were given
recognition during the Barangay Officials’ Congress
held on November 30, 2011 at the Tubigon Sports and
Cultural Center. The top performing barangays include
Matabao, Talenceras, Guiwanon, Cawayanan, Pinayagan
Sur, Libertad, and Macaas.The results were based on the
barangay evaluation and assessment conducted by the
local DILG Office.
by: Jogepons Abarquez Ruloma
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TUBIGON ARTS FESTIVAL
2012
TT
he Tubigon Tourism Culture and Arts
month-long celebration of a vibrant
and was a rich display of talents in
the arts dubbed as the “Tubigon Arts Festival”
with the theme “Tradisyon ug Inobasyon: Abante
Tubigon!”
last
February 1, 2012 at
the Tubigon Cultural
and Sports Center.
In line with the
celebration of the
National Arts Month
that is fêted every
month of February,
“the
municipality
has
ushered an
activity that will hone
the talents of young
Tubignons in the field
of the arts, literature,
and music, with its aim to preserve and promote
the town’s culture and heritage… and this has
been going on for two years now,” according
to Mr. Dennis Walton G. Balbero, the Tourism
Culture and Arts Officer of the Local Government
Unit, when asked about the rationale of the event.
This affair included several literary, music and
arts competitions between the 12 participating
elementary and high schools: Holy Cross Academy,
Salus Institute of Technology, Mater Dei Laboratory
Elementary School, Tubigon Individualized
Foundation Christian School (Elementary and
High School Department), Tubigon West Central
High School,
T u b i g o n
West Central
Elementary
S c h o o l ,
Tubigon West
N a t i o n a l
High School,
T u b i g o n
East Central
By: Reyna Omictin
Elementary School, Cawayanan National High
School, God’s Little Flock Learning Center,
Tubigon East Bagongbanua High School, Bright
Minds Learning Center, and were divided into
two categories, Category A
– High School and Category
B – Elementary.
On the other hand,
the keynote speaker, Mr.
Reigh Monreal, President
of the Bohol Society of
Tourism
Officers (BSTO)
expressed that “Tubigon
has been dubbed as the
Cultural hub of Northern
Bohol, and the Anyag sa
Tubigon is so far, the best
pageant in Bohol… so
there is no reason why
the culture of this town should not be
preserved.”
Vice Mayor Virgilio Fortich, who
represented Hon. Mayor William Jao, expressed
his appreciation to the efforts of the Tourism
Culture and Arts Development Office’s Consultant,
Mrs. Gertrude Abarquez and Mr. Dennis Walton
Balbero, the Tourism Officer for their efforts in
initiating events such as the Arts Festival. Fortich
further stated that with Tubigon as one of the
first-class municipalities in the province, we
should sustain the efforts of moving forward by
enhancing our skills and talents in the field of arts
and music.
CULMINATION
The month long celebration finally came to an
end, after days of friendly competition between
various institutions in the municipality of Tubigon.
For the second time, the event was once again
a “success” according to Tourism, Culture, Arts,
and Heritage Officer Dennis Walton G. Balbero.
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”
something more valuable than gold
or silver,” Balbero said when asked about how he
felt after the successful arts festival.
During the culmination, a music and
theatre workshop also took place delivered by
Ms. Blanche Laborte of Mater Dei College-Tubigon
for the Music Workshop and Tetulliano Olaivar
Camacho of Bohol Island State University (BISU)
for the theatre workshop.
Olaivar, the director of the theatre group
Dulaang Kalinangan also had the group perform
the play Paraisong Parisukat during his workshop,
animating the entire gymnasium with rolls of
laughter. With the young and
dynamic casts of the play, the
audience easily grasped the
idea of his lecture.
After the workshop, the
dance drama competition
took place where Holy
Cross
Academy bagged
the 1st Place and Tubigon
West Central High School in
2nd place and Tubigon West
National High School in the
3rd Place.
For the remaining events,
the winners for the elementary
category are: Photo Contest
– Tubigon West Central
Elementary School (TWCES),
Poster Making – TWCES,
Vocal Solo – Mater Dei College Laboratory High
School, Balak Contest – TWCES. For the high
school category: Photo Contest – Tubigon West
Central High School (TWCHS), Poster Making –
Salus Institute of Technology (SIT), Guitar Solo
– Holy Cross Academy (HCA), Vocal Solo – HCA,
Balak – HCA, and Dance Drama Contest – HCA.
For the Balak Writing Contest: elementary –
TWCES, high school – HCA.
All these and more were the epic end to a
beautiful and colorful event. Tubigon, being a town
rich in Culture and Heritage, “will strive to pour in
more efforts” in carving the town in the Tourism
map of the Philippines.
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OUTSTANDING TUBIGNONS HONORED
By Ernesto Mascarinas
D
uring the 193rd founding day celebration of
our beloved town held on April 25, 2012,
there were 23 privileged Tubignons who were
acknowledged and honored by the Local Government Unit
for having passed their respective board examinations or
accomplished outstanding feats in the year 2011.
Leading among the honorees, was Engr. Jonathan M.
Cleofe, son of Mr. & Mrs. Julio H. Cleofe of Pooc Occidental,
who passed the Electrical Engineer Licensure Examination
as a 5th placer, given on April 2011 and released in June of
the same year. He was a consistent honor student during
of Fisherfolk in Central Visayas in October 2011 by the
Department of Agriculture-Bureau of Fishery and Aquatic
Resources (DA-BFAR).
On the other hand, Barangay Captain Alberto O.
Hadlokon was instrumental in making his barangay as one
of the finalists in the search for “Best Barangay in Sanitation
Practices” in October 2010, as well as, 1st Placer in Region
VII for “Best Barangay in Sanitation Practices” given on July
2011 by the Department of Health (DOH).
his school days, and in fact, graduated Cum Laude at
Cebu Institute of Technology (CIT). He was a member of
CIT King’s Court, an elite exclusive association of honor
students in that institution.
Other awardees were Mr. Gil Leonor of Pooc Oriental
and Barangay Captain Alberto Hadlokon of Panadtaran
who had accomplished outstanding feats in their respective
chosen field of profession. Mr. Gil Leonor was adjudged
as an Outstanding Fisherfolk and 2nd National GAWAD
SAKA Awardee in October 2010 and Regional Achiever
A perennial winner as a beauty queen for her exceptional
beauty and talent, Ms. Farrah Faye A. Mian, daughter of Mr.
Giverto Juanich and Mrs. Catherine Abarquez of barangay
Centro was another awardee, who had bested 17 other
candidates from the different municipalities in the province
by winning the Miss Bohol Sandugo 2011 held at the
Bohol Cultural Center on July 16, 2011. She was formerly
crowned as Anyag sa Tubigon and Miss CVRAA in 2010.
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The other recipients of awards and recognitions were
those who hurdled their respective board examinations,
namely; Ruth G. Rizaldo, Pinayagan Sur, National Qualifying
Examination for Principal, Guardian—Mr. & Mrs. Froilan B.
Guioguio; Maria Ana P. Reserva, Pinayagan Sur, Licensure
Examination for Teacher, Parents—Mr. & Mrs. Artemio
P. Reserva; Alvin S. Cillo, Guiwanon, Registered Master
Electrician, Parents—Mr. & Mrs. Manuel A. Cillo, Sr.; Neil
Allan S. Cifra, Guiwanon, Nursing Licensure Examination,
Parents—Mr. & Mrs. Edgardo D. Cifra; Rey Mark M.
Mondragon, Batasan, CPA Board Examination, Parents—
Mr. & Mrs. Victor M. Mondragon; Aldrin A. Mejares,
Batasan, Nursing Licensure Examination, Parents—Mr. &
Mrs. Nonito S. Mejares; Christopher John E. Marcojos,
Matabao, Nursing Licensure Examination, Parents—Mr. &
Mrs. Juan C. Marcojos; Nancy Joan P. Fuentes, Matabao,
Nursing Licensure Examination, Parents—Mr. & Mrs.
Ferdinand V. Fuentes; Maria Goretti Labella, Pooc Oriental,
Nursing Licensure Examination, Parents—Mr. & Mrs.
Rodulfo L. Labella; Joanna Faye Obdulia B. Boligao, Pooc
Oriental, Nutritionist-Dietitians Licensure Examination,
Parents—Mr. & Mrs. Asterio Boligao; Ana Lor-Sha L.
Villaber, Pooc Oriental, Physicians Licensure Examination,
Parents—Mr. & Mrs. Renato C. Villaber; Merra C. Cantuba,
Panaytayon, Licensure Examination for Teacher, Parents—
Mr. Ramon B. Cervantes & Mrs. Merly Cantuba; Ma.
Shiela D. Celis, Centro, Nursing Licensure Examination,
Parents—Mr. & Mrs. Regino Celis, Jr.; Val Adrian P. De
Vera, Cahayag, Nursing Licensure Examination, Parents—
Mr. & Mrs. Edwin C. De Vera; Myra M. Cabug-os,
Panadtaran, Nursing Licensure Examination, Parents—
Mr. & Mrs. Anselmo Cabug-os; Danny L. Quidlat,
Potohan, Professional Electrical Engineer Examination,
Parents—Mr. & Mrs. Nicolas R. Quidlat; Jose Nino Mesa,
Tinangnan, Criminology Licensure Examination, Parents—
Mrs. Venustiana T. Mesa; Dominador T. Señal, Tanawan,
Criminology Licensure Examination, Parents—Mr. & Mrs.
Ruperto Senal; and Arvin I. Divinagracia, Talenceras,
Registered Master Electrician, Parents—Mrs. Rosario
Divinagracia.
The recognition of outstanding Tubignons shall be one
of the highlights in the town’s anniversary celebration every
April 25th of the year as provided for in the Ordinance No.
2010-10-330, “An ordinance recognizing and honoring
successful resident Tubignons who have passed the
board or bar examinations or excelled in their chosen field
of profession or accomplished outstanding feat by giving
them incentives in the form of citations or certificates and
others.” The Ordinance also provides that aside from the
certificates, the honorees and their parents shall also be
treated to a dinner together with the LGU officials before
the awarding rites.
This is the 2nd year in its implementation, wherein in
the 1st year, there were 28 outstanding Tubignons who
were recognized and awarded.
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Families
Roots
&
F
or Tubignons around the world, in the Philippines
or abroad, the itch to come home during fiestas is
such a “craving like no other,” although sometimes
circumstances just won’t allow us to. At times, it may feel a bit
adverse but as it is always said, “we just can’t have it all.”
Nevertheless we try to make the presence of those who
aren’t able to make “Tanda” be felt by sharing their thoughts
and feelings about the festivity. Sharing their messages and
greetings for our fellow townspeople.
This section is dedicated to them.
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Happy Fiesta Tubignons!!!
Greetings From:
Rudy & Linda (Baura) Desoloc & Family
Butuan City
As we thank St. Isidore the Farmer, for his intercession for the blessings showered to us, we
wish all Tubignons prosperity, good health, security and peace!
From the Tubigonians in Ontario, Canada
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Cecile Shin Chang (Vancouver, Canada)
“Maadjong adlaw sa tanang mga Tubigonians... what [I like and miss]
the most during our fiesta was the Youth Week... the games, the fun
and most of all the friends, my beautiful classmates and people that
you meet during the league... such a warm and wonderful [feeling]
reminiscing those good old days.... kaning nagtigulang na 'ta lami jud
balik-balikon kadtong mga unang panahon...”
Janno Boligao (Pasay City, Philippines)
Last year (2011, after 7 years of stay in Manila), the feeling was a total
BLISS that finally I witnessed and experienced Tanda Festival fever. I so
love all the programs. The beauty and talent of my co-Tubigonians were
extraordinary, truly one of a kind. Nevertheless, it made me so proud
I’m a child of this municipality. Tanda Festival is one of the reasons of
my homecoming. More years of Joy and Victory Tubigon.
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Banijedzdas “Sally” Delatorre
(British Columbia, Canada)
Love to come home. Busy kami sa work. Sa sunod nalang na fiesta puhon.
Enjoy nalang sa mga vacationer diyan. Have fun in Philippines. Ika nga, It’s
More Fun in Philippines. Hahaha... Enjoy gyud mo sa fiesta load lang mo
sa mga pictures bah. Kami lang tagatan-aw. Para parang anjan din kami.
Ronald Lavandero (Abu Dhabi, UAE)
Happy Fiesta ninjo diha... few days to go...makahigop nasad mo og
sabaw sa nilas-ay na kabaw...agoyyy... Despite the distance, I can still
smell the the lechon... Busy na pud ug tan-aw sa kalingawan... labi na sa
Sambunot ug Basketball Leagues... Pagkalami kung fiesta kay magtapok
ang mga magkapamilya, ting tanda sa mga yutang natawhan... I hope to
be present next fiesta!
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Greetings From:
O
ur lives succeed
across the ocean
shores but our memories
are embedded in our
beloved Tubigon where
our forefathers were born.
LONG LIVE
TUBIGON
and
From BAURA - BAÑOLA FAMILY
T
he BAURA-SOMOSOT
Branch has nurtured the
dreams and strives of our
grandparents for Tubigon
to preserve its name for all
future generations.
HAPPY 2012
FIESTA
and
VIVA SAINT
ISIDORE THE
LABORER!!!
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HAPPY FIESTA
SAN ISIDRO
LABRADOR!!!
Micmic Sumayang (United Kingdom)
Greetings Tubignons... It’s fiesta Season once again... The best
season for Tubigon.. I wish to be there during fiesta to witness
how bongga our town has become... I really miss being there and
I hope next year we travel back home and visit our lovely town...
Enjoy the celebration.
Julie Asombrado Buntag (Quezon City, Philippines)
Happy Fiesta jan sa Tubigon... Sana makauwi kami ng kapatid
ko kasi ang fiesta talaga ang pinaka the best tuwing May... May
handaan, may mga liga tsaka mga programs ang LGU para sa mga
tao... Hopefully makikita naming ang mga yan this May... See you
all... sana mas maraming tao ngayon na dadalaw sa Tubigon para
Masaya ang celebration... Happy fiesta din sa Barangay naming
sa Panaytayon!
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Lelibeth Polinga-Fronteras (Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei)
Fiesta na pud... kaon na pud... But this is where we find our
happiness... During this season, maski ting taas ug cholesterol,
we are still happy to see familiar faces specially during reunions.
I’m a proud Tubignon and I miss my home and my Nanay and
Tatay, samot na kung fiesta... Pero this is how it’s gonna be...
hehe... Viva Tubigon!
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IN PRAISE OF TUBIGONIAN
PIONEERS IN CANADA
By Ma. Concepcion ‘Bic-Bic’ Bangcoy
T
he dictionary defines a “pioneer” as Why does one become a pioneer? Out of
someone who leads the way in any field or necessity, longing for change, or to pursue
a dream?
who first enter or settle a region.
Each person has different answers to these
questions. For Filipino Christians, our usual
What does it take to be a pioneer?
One must have extraordinary initiative, answer is “Divine Providence” and nothing else.
resourcefulness,
tolerance,
adaptability,
determination,
and How about the “Free Will” gifted to us?
God gave us the freedom to choose what to
inner strength!
do with our lives. In the 60s, Canada was not a
How
can
one popular destination for Filipino immigrants who
acquire
and would rather live in the U.S.A. It must have been
someone from
develop
these very challenging for
Tubigon
to
come
traits?
T h r o u g h to work and live in
without
parental guidance, Canada
training the child emotional and social
to be self-sufficient support from a fellow
and independent, Tubigonian. Imagine
or
from the culture shock!
these
e n v i r o n m e n t a l Consider
influence or many scenarios. First, the
weather (and what
other reasons.
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clothes to wear?) changes every three months—
autumn/fall (becoming cool and windy, trees
shedding their leaves turning gold, orange or
red) could be depressing to some; winter (snowy
and windy with plants and trees hibernating)
could be difficult to adapt to others; spring (the
air slightly warming and trees starting to come
alive, sprouting) brings in hope; and summer (hot
and humid) reminds us of Bohol. We read from
books and heard what to expect in each season
but living its reality is something else.
opened in Toronto.
Secondly, the language may be English but the
spoken Canadian English sounds different from
the Filipino English we learned in school. There
has to be mutual adjustments when it comes
to thinking the same way, listening attentively
to understand, and speaking articulately to be
understood. Could this be the reason why most
people put aside their ambitions, becoming
contented with easier jobs? (In the 70s, multiculturalism was embraced in Canada and so
was bilingualism, declaring French and English
the country’s official languages. At just about this
time, family reunification was encouraged
and more immigrants from all
over the world came.
Only then that
Filipino
stores
There are many other adjustments to make
(doing everything at work and at home without any
domestic help, etc.) but the above examples are
enough for us to think of what an immigrant, more
so a pioneer, faces on her first arrival in Canada.
Thirdly, in the ‘60s the grocery stores might
not have the ingredients for the Filipino dish we
are accustomed to eating, for example, the fresh
noodles for “pancit”, the fresh fish for the “kinilaw”,
or the banana/gabi for “binignit”. Obviously at
that time, meals were prepared from whatever
ingredients could be bought locally or one has to
get used to eating the easily obtained Canadian
food—sandwiches, hamburgers, hotdogs.
PUREZA PASCO CHAGAS KRAMER,
daughter of Gualberto Cosare Chagas and Mrs.
Nicanora Gallo Pasco Chagas of Cabanugan (a
part of Tubigon before the recent creation of the
Municipality of San Isidro), made history as the
first Tubigonian to land in Canada. Pureza went
to Tubigon Central Elementary School
and to Holy Cross Academy
where she graduated
in 1955. After
graduating
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from Cebu Southern Islands Hospital in 1959,
she worked at Manila Doctors Hospital, then at
Manila Santo Tomas University Hospital. Under
the Nursing Exchange Program, she worked at
St. Luke’s Hospital in Saginaw, Michigan. On
July 1965, she arrived in Toronto and worked at
Doctors Hospital for 31 years, as staff nurse for the
first two years. A year later, MILAGROS GARCES
FALCON RUNDLE, daughter of Dr. Macario Q.
Falcon, Sr., former Congressman of the Second
Congressional District of Bohol (1934), 1st.
Lieutenant MC Philippine Resistance (1942),
recognized by the Sangguniang Panlalawigan
as an Outstanding Boholano (1977), and later
granted the Great Achievement Award (1990) in
recognition of his singular achievement as first
Doctor of Medicine and the first Assemblyman
of Tubigon, Bohol, and Mrs. Dolores “Nitang”
Garces Falcon of Pooc Occidental. Mila worked
as a nurse in Chicago, Illinois for two years under
the Nursing Exchange Program. In 1966, she
arrived in Toronto to work at the Orthopaedic
& Arthritic Hospital. She later transferred to the
Wellesley Hospital from where she retired in 1997.
Toronto. Isn’t it interesting that both pioneers are
female? Being single could be advantageous—
undoubtedly, a single person could focus more
on adjusting to the circumstances of the present
while being optimistic with what the future brings!
Thank you Pureza and Milagros for opening
the Canadian door for the rest of us to enter!
On retirement, Milagros keeps herself busy You’ve always been quietly extending your helping
as a member of the St. Basil Church Music hands for the past several years now. You are also
Ministry (Choir) and as a regular volunteer pioneers in sharing your blessings to Tubigon!
preparing sandwiches to feed the homeless.
Milagros married Michael Rundle and they live in
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Viva señor San Isidro Labrador!!!
CEBALLOS family
Emmanuel & Aida Ceballos of Redding California, USA
Emmalyn Myda & Raben Caliza of Redding California, USA
Darlene & Gary Villaceran of Pooc Oriental, Tubigon, Bohol
Eman Lito, Mildred and Eavan Mourielle Ceballos of Burnaby, British Colombia, Canada
Emilie Aiza & Alkie Delgado of Pooc Oriental, Tubigon, Bohol
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The BULONG IMANG experience
V
By: Reyna Omictin
iva Sr. San Isidro Labrador! – The mantra we hear over
and over again in the busy streets of Tubigon during
the 2nd week of May. It is by this line that we relive
and revive the cultural flare-up that we have traditionally stored in our
system. Viva! For we have been once again blessed by the Almighty
through the intercession of the Patron Saint for Farmers, Sr. San Isidro
Labrador.
From Villanueva to Macaas, Buenos Aires to Mocaboc, the TANDA
FEVER has soothed in to every corner of TUBIGON. People have been
looking forward to this time of the year where they witness with their
very own eyes the colorful culture that we posses. The old and the
young alike have readied themselves for another year of revelry and
gaiety.
Last year, we have seen the colorful exhibition of dances, a way
of expressing our devotion to our patron, showcased by the talented
young generation of Tubignon from the different barangays. We have
witnessed how their dancing flairs have entertained the masses and
provided a ton of delight to each and every one of us.
The Bulong Imang Streetdancing and Showdown was made extra
special with the presence of the highly distinguished AVATAR inspired
Sinulog Float of the International Pharmaceuticals Incorporated. The
awe-inspiring presence of the float amused the entire community with
its gigantic floats followed by the lively Latin Band, providing the street
beat for everyone to jive.
What seemed to be just a humble town’s street dancing turned out to be like the junior version of Cebu’s Sinulog
Festival, as hundreds and thousands of people graced the event. And of course, who would forget the astounding presence
of Congressman Rene Relampagos, who admitted surprise, on how a small town could stage such staggering show. All of
these, we give credit to the Association of Barangay Captains (ABC) for bringing the best of their barangays for the world
to see.
This year, a twist has been formed by the committee to enhance several segments in the competition. Unlike last year,
the contest has been opened to interested contingents from the Visayas Region, with a maximum of 100 members, to let
other groups display their own adaptation of the Tubignon culture, mixed with their own touch of artistry.
So Tubignons, let us once gain experience the vivacity
and the exuberance of the season, and let us all, with
one voice, shout: “Viva Tubigon!”
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TUBIGON WEST DISTRICT:
COMMITTED AND DEDICATED TOWARDS QUALITY EDUCATION
Q
uality education is the main goal for the delivery
of educational services. Someone has said that in
the race for quality, there is no finish line. Indeed,
Tubigon West District is always aiming to uplift the quality of
education because today the challenge is very clear in our
minds that we need to produce competent children who can
follow the world of modernization and globalization. School
administrators and teachers of Tubigon West District perform
their utmost duties and responsibilities to achieve the vision
for the Filipino learner which is “every learner to be functionally
literate, equipped with skills, appreciative on arts and sports,
and imbued with the desirable values of a person. For the
threads which make up the fabrics of a child’s experiences of
learning and growing are very closely interlinked and cannot
easily be disentangled; so, it is important that the schools
should be sensitively aware of and involved with the world
outside of its walls.
For school year 2011-2012, Tubigon West District excels
in different academic and extra-curricular activities. In the 32nd
National Super Quiz Bee Elementary Mathematics, Joannah
Pauline Cruz got the first place in ESA level. She also won in
different contests such as Math quiz, MTAP-Math Challenge,
poster making, photojournalism and editorial writing in division
and regional level. On the other hand, Bless Cyra Bustamante
got the first place in the Rizal: Haligi ng Bayan Oratorical
Contest. Some of the other contests she participated in are
feature writing, news writing, essay writing, extemporaneous
speaking and MTAP DepEd Math Challenge in which she
won different awards. Pupils from grades 1 to 6 showed their
BSP/GSP Talents Quest
DepEd MTAP-Math Challenge Division Level at Albur, Bohol
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Prince and Princess
talents as they joined in the BSP/GSP Talents Quest Tuklas
ng Talino. Recently, TWCES participated in the Tubigon Arts
Festival wherein our contestants in balak, photography and
poster making won first place while our contestant in vocal
solo got Third Place. In the field of sports, Tubigon District
ranked as First Runners-up in the Congressional District Meet
where Tubigon West Central Softball Team is declared as
the champion. Tennis players Kate Norefi Argamosa won 3rd
Place and Mark Renzo Aranas won First Place while John
Michael Murcia, chess player was declared first in board 2
during the Provincial Meet at Candijay, Bohol. They were all
qualified during the CVIRAA Meet. Other TWCES athletes
who qualified during the CVIRAA Meet were Kristine Marie
Cambalon and Seraph Candia.
To make a difference in the delivery of educational services
to our youth today, schools in the district strictly adhere to
the Best School Based Management Practices. In fact, World
Bank, DepEd Central, Regional and Division Personnel and
other stakeholders constantly visit our school.
Moreover, we are proud of
our teachers and pupils who are
technologically advanced and skillful in
the use of computer and Internet. We are
also concerned about our environment,
as we support the national 1-billion tree
project wherein every teacher and pupil
plants one tree every month. “Gulayan
sa Paaralan” is also fully implemented by
the schools in the district. Pupils are also
trained to be responsible leaders through
Supreme Pupil Government where they
experienced campaigning and casting their votes. ParentsTeachers-Community Association is also strengthened.
Tubigon West District feels the sense of well-being
and fulfillment when our pupils succeed because we feel
responsible for helping pupils progress from one level to
another. Elementary schools serve as starting point toward
developing a better individual in our society.
Tubigon West District quests for excellence or quality
education does not stop. We continue to search for that
elusive dream of excellence. In other words, we never rest on
our laurels. For the coming school years, we aim that we can
produce competent and holistic learners who can meet the
challenge of tomorrow. As Dr. Jose Rizal said, “Our youth are
the hope of our land.”
Congressional Meet
Full Implementation of Gulayan sa Paaralan
World Bank Personnel visited Tubigon West Central Elementary School
Poster Making Contest Division Level
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Holy Cross Academy
Tubigon, Bohol
Member: Catholic Education of the Philippines (CEAP)
Bohol Association of Catholic Schools (BACS)
Every institution possesses a Past which is fondly
looked back at a Present which is carefully nurtured and
developed, and a Future which is eagerly looked forward to.
Holy Cross Academy is no exception.
It traces its history with the early missionaries from the
Society of the Divine Word (in Latin, Societas Verbi Divini
or SVD) who came to Tubigon in 1946. They opened the
first Catholic High School in this northern part of Bohol and
named it the Tubigon Catholic High School. The school
also became the first SVD School in the province. Rev.
Fr. Alphones Lesage and Rev. Fr. William Neuhoffer were
recognized founders of the school with Rev. Fr. Alphones
Lesage as the first school Director. On January 2, 1952,
Tubigon Catholic High School was changed to Holy Cross
Academy. The SVD fathers turned over the school to the
Diocese of Bohol with Msgr. Manuel Mascariñas as the
Bishop of the Diocese and Chairman of the Board. Rev.
Fr. Jovencio Sanchez was the first Diocesan Director. The
school was managed under succession of administrators
from the diocese of Tagbilaran.
HCA is a never ending story of courage, commitment
and service of people who entrusted themselves to God’s
Providence. It is a story of undying devotion to what is noble,
what is Christian. Yes! 66 years passed so swiftly and is now
a history since her founding; HCA has been living up to her
avowed vision, mission and goals as an instrument in the
promotion of quality education.
time, talent and treasure
The present administration, in their mission of forming
young Christians, provides the students opportunities to
develop their God-given talents in order to serve mankind
and contribute towards common good and ultimately to
achieve personal fulfillment and happiness. Through the
years, they have produced more than a thousand men and
women who became trailblazers and successful in their own
field of endeavors.
With the blessings of God Almighty, the school is gaining
success as an institution of learning.
VISION:
Persons who are competent, compassionate and Godloving.
MISSION:
We commit ourselves to:
. the daily witnessing of the word of God
. the pursuit of quality education
. the development of God-given potential
. the protection, conservation and preservation of
the environment
. the upliftment of the welfare of others through
community service
GOALS:
Guided and inspired by the school’s
VISION-MISSION statement, we aim to:
. provide a holistic venue for the Basic Ecclesial
Community (BEC)
. Offer relevant curricular and co-curricular
programs
. make our students aware of the present
environmental realities
. become a person for others through sharing our
BACS MEET 2011
St. John the Baptist Academy
Garcia Hernandez, Bohol
September 13- 16
OVERALL CHAMPION
(Consisting of 19 member schools of the BACS)
Rochelle Cabilla -
MISS BACS Academics
Best in Production Number
Gen. Information (1st) -
Joseph Louis Quimpang
Tex Hipolitus Padas
Glenn Joseph Rabor
Bible Quiz (2nd)
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Yvonne Ybañez
Guitar Solo (2nd)
-
Manuel Jungco
Balak (2nd)
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Stardy Tubal
Vocal Solo (2nd)
-
Ma. Hanna Precillas
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Vocal Duet (3rd)
-
Sweet Dianne Delgado
Gerardine Grace Libante
Modern Dance ( Champion)
Dance Sports (Modern Standard) – 1st Place
- Jillian Faith Agaon & Glenn Joseph Rabor
Dance Sports (Latin American) - 2nd
- Leonardo Villaber & Chrisha June Valer
Athletics Boys Badminton Boys & Girls
Basketball Girls Chess Boys & Girls Lawn Tennis Girls
Swimming Boys Swimming Girls Table Tennis Boys Softball Soccer Football Volleyball Boys & Girls -
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2nd
Champions
3rd
Champions
Champion
2nd
Champion
2nd
Champion
3rd
3rd
Folk Dance Competition (Champion)
- Lungsoranon Performing Arts Ensemble
Division Secondary Schools Press Conference
Bohol Cultural Center, Tagbilaran City
October 19-20, 2011
Tex Hipolitus Padas - Newswriting English (1st Place)
Stardy Tubal - Mr. DSPC 2011
Siobhan Leigh Villaver- Photojournalism-Filipino
(2nd Place)
HCA Broadcasting Team - 3rd Place
BSP Talent Quest & GSP Tuklas ng Talino (AREA 8)
Tubigon East Central Elementary School
Macaas, Tubigon, Bohol
October 22, 2011
Ma. Hannah Precillas - Vocal Solo (First)
Franchette Lanzaderas - Painting (First)
Jose Moses Amodia - Oration (First )
Lucille Ann Zoilo - Extemporaneous Speech (2nd)
Manuel Jungco
- Guitar Solo (2nd)
Charlemagne Lindo - Painting (2nd)
Gideon Reyes
- Vocal Solo (3rd)
Ma. Angelica Tongco - Essay Writing (4th)
BSP Scout Venture
Pilar, Bohol
December 15-17, 2011
Best in Discipline
Fancy Drill
Campfire
Skill Tourney Orienteering
Jose Moses Amodia
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1st (Sub Camp)
1st (Sub Camp)
2nd (Sub Camp)
2nd (Sub Camp)
3rd (Oration)
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JOSE MOSES A. AMODIA
Bohol Council Representative to the BSP
National Youth Forum For Luzon, Visayas, Mindanao
Elected Vice-Chair of the National Steering Committee
Camp Malagos, Davao City
Feb. 21-24, 2012
RANIER JOSHUA RESERVA
Representative - BSP 5th National Scout Venture
Camp Malagos, Davao City
Feb. 23-26, 2012
2nd Tubigon Arts Festival
Ma. Hanna Precillias
Manuel Jungco
Stardy Tubal Jejomar Celeste
Shivon Leigh Villaver
Dance Drama
- Vocal Solo (1st Place)
- Guitar Solo (1st Place)
- Balak (1st Place)
- Drawing (2nd Place)
- Photo Contest (3rd Place)
- Champion
Tex Hipolitus Padas
Champion
1st Local Government Quiz
Dec. 3, 2011
Ma. Hannah Precillas
Champion
Tuklas ng Talino - Provincial Level
Island City Mall
Nov. 25, 2011
Lucille Ann Zoilo
2nd Place
Extemporaneous Speaking
Division Academic Competition
Island City Mall
Nov. 19, 2011
LUNGSORANON PERFORMING ARTS
ENSEMBLE
2nd Place – Folk Dance Competition
SAYAW PINOY VISAYAS COMPETITION
Ayala Center Cebu City
March 17, 2012
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LGU-TUBIGON 193RD FOUNDATION DAY
PARADE
Foundation
Run/Walk
PARLOR GAMES
Recognition of Outstanding Tubignons
SPORTS GAMES
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MAYOR’S CUP 2012
By: Reyna Omictin
“Talent wins games, but teamwork and intelligence wins
championships.” –Michael Jordan
with the set of activities prearranged for the
upcoming
TANDA FESTIVAL which will happen on May 5-17, 2012.
As a way of harnessing talents, Mayor
Jao stresses his thrust in providing an
avenue for skilled individuals to showcase
and be witnessed by Tubignons. Jao,
who has always been supportive in
every activity of the town, and who is a
basketball enthusiast himself, constantly
reminds Tubignons of the advantages
acquired in indulging into sports than in
illegal ways.
T
his quote reflects the axiom of the participating
teams of the MAYOR’S CUP 2012, the
official basketball tournament organized and
mobilized by Hon. William Richard Jao last March 30,
2012. For the second time, this athletic competition aims
to bring out the finest among the finest teams in town.
Twelve competent teams from different groups, and
private institutions participated in the competition such
as: Du Ek Sam, Tricycle Drivers Association, Tubigon
Business Professionals, PNP Police Force, Coca-Cola,
Tubigon Port (Batang Pier), Metrobank, Boheco, Mater
Dei College, LGU-Tubigon, Association of Barangay
Captains, and the Seamen and OFW. This event is in line
Every evening of Fridays and
Saturdays, Tubignons from all walks of
life gather around the St. Isidore Parish
Open Court to shout their cheers to their favorite teams.
In a way, the activity not only provides entertainment to
the people, but it also becomes an avenue for people
to meet new friends and renew bonds that have long
been fissured. After all, that is the essence of TANDA
FESTIVAL, to rekindle and revive that old Tubignon sense
of unity, amity and friendship.
Tubigon truly is more than what meets the eye. It is a
melting pot of arts and culture, something that makes us
proud to call ourselves TUBIGNONs. As the adage goes,
Abante Tubigon!
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Dr. & Dra. Ernesto
Bolotaulo
&
Family
Viva Sr. san Isidro Labrador!
HAPPY FIESTA
San Isidro Labrador!
Greetings from the:
United Municipal
Employees
of Tubigon
(UMET)
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METCCO
Municipal Employees of Tubigon
Consumers Cooperative
Tubigon Commercial Complex
Tubigon, Bohol
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Acknowledgment
T
he Tubigon Tanda Festival 2012 Executive Committee
wishes to express its profound gratitude and appreciation to…
• Our generous SPONSORS for their unwavering support and contributions to our
activities;
• Our LOCAL OFFICIALS who provided the guidance and inspiration for us to
showcase the best of Tubigon;
• The different working COMMITTEES for doing an excellent job;
• The BARANGAY OFFICIALS and the PEOPLE of Tubigon in general for being
with us all the way, truly manifesting commitment and oneness;
• Our GUESTS and VISITORS who went out of their ways to take part in the
celebration;
And all those who in one way or another have extended their TIME, TALENT, and
TREASURE to make the TANDA FESTIVAL 2012 celebration in honor of our patron
Saint Isidore the Farmer a huge success.
There may be some inadvertent overlooks, mistakes, and omissions… our apology.
Daghan kaajong salamat ug
Malipayong pista sa tanan!!!
- The Executive Committee TUBIGON TANDA FESTIVAL 2012
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Tanda Festival Magazine 2012

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