News: MoneyGram Cuts Off $ 2 Fee 2

News: Bicol 14th Founding Anniversary 2

Volume 2 Issue (9
Editorial: Goodbye, Atleast for Now 3
Feature: 2009 Gawad Fr. Glenn Giovanni Jaron 4
OFW-KOREA-2006-001 Feature: Why I love Writing 4
Ph oto Essay: FEWA Sportsfest 2009 6
Series of 2009 www.sulyapinoy.org NOT FOR SALE

by Edward Castro

S eoul, South Korea – The Foreign Workforce Policy Division of the

Ministry of Labor (MOL) recently announced the approval of the
revised Foreign Workers Employment Act. The National Assembly of
Korea amended the said law on September 16 during their plenary
session.

The new provisions on the Employment Permit System (EPS) is

expected to take effect two months after its official announcement or
around third week of December 2009.

The new law will allow EPS workers to work for up to five straight years
without having to make the obligatory one-month exit outside Korea to
extend their job contracts. It will also prevent illegal repatriation or can-
cellation of work visa of foreign workers from their designated work-
places. Photo courtesy of HFCC by Czarjeff Laban

Ambassadors of Filipino Culture: Ginoo at Binibining Kalinangang

More so, the amendments on the provisions was made to guarantee a Filipino 2009 winners Mark James Evangelista and Karen Crisostomo respectively pose for a photo
stable employment of foreign workers and to protect their rights and shoot during the pageant held at Tongsong Auditorium in Hyewhadong, Seoul.
interests as well as to maintain the legal language for better under-
standing of the employment system.

The old provision requiring foreign workers to leave Korea for at least
one month before their reemployment has been abolished with a view
to mitigate inconvenience in the process of reemploying a foreign
worker specifically in the cost burden due to entry and departure. by Bevi Tamargo

Meanwhile, Labor Attache Atty. Delmer Cruz of Philippine Overseas

Labor Office (POLO) said in a statement that the new law would grant a
period of stay according to the status of the worker, they are as follows:
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H yewhadong, Seoul– The Hyewhadong Filipino Catholic Community
(HFCC) and the Archdiocesan Pastoral Center for Filipino Migrants
recently crowned this year's Ginoo at Binibining Kalinangang Filipino
(Mr. &Ms. Filipino Culture) last October 4 at the Tongsong Auditorium in
Hyewhadong.

The competition aims to search for a candidate who best exemplifies the
good characteristics of a Filipino migrant in South Korea, as well as to
provide a venue for cultural sharing and appreciation between Filipinos,
Koreans, and other nationalities.
Photos by Marzy Serdena III
Karen Crisostomo and Mark James Evangelista emerged as Binibini and
Ginoo winners respectively along with other 10 equally gorgeous and
handsome contestants who vied for the crown and prestige of being this
year's Binibini at Ginoong Kalinangang Filipino. Both received cash and a
round trip ticket to the Philippines plus free hotel accommodations as
prizes.

Cultural Convention: The Ramon Obusan Folkloric and Sanghiyas Pangkat
Mananayaw have well represented the Philippine culture during the 2009 World Festival
of National Theaters held at the National Theater of Korea last Sept. 30 and Oct. 1.
Entitled “Bahaghari”, their performances depicts the celebration of Filipino culture thru
song and dance. Presented by the Philippine Embassy, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and
Tourism, and the National Theater of Korea.
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Karen also received the minor award Miss Congeniality, while Mark
James won Best in Regional Traditional Costume, Best in Casual Wear,
and Mr. Personality.
While Emerald Anne Jorda and Aaron Vergara, and Lynne de Guzman
and Alex Custodio truimphed as 1st and 2nd Runners Up respectively.
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 NEWS
M oneyGram International, a leading
global payment services company,
announced recently that it would make a
$ 20,000 MoneyGram Global Giving grant
to the American Red Cross for relief in the
Philippines, and implement a temporary
reduction in money transfer fees, as part
of a coordinated effort with its money
transfer agents in response to the historic-
level of devastation from Typhoon Ondoy
in the Philippines.
“MoneyGram is eager to help Filipinos
continue their recovery and respond to the
urgent needs in the communities devas-
tated by Ondoy,” said Dan O’Malley,
senior vice president and president of the
Americas. “In addition, MoneyGram un-
derstands how vital it is for families and
friends to support one another especially
in times of great need. To provide the
greatest immediate benefit to affected
families, Money Gram is offering reduced
fees for transactions sent to the
New Policy on EPS Sojourn
For newly hired workers, a straight five
consecutive years is ensured where vacation-
ing and annual contract renewal are still
options depending on both parties' arrange-
ment as long as it does not exceed the five
year allowable employment period.
While for workers in who are in their first three
years sojourn period, only a two year is
ensured after the end of three years without
the need to exit Korea, or a total of five years.
Whereas for re-employed workers who are in
their second sojourn period will enjoy the
remaining portion of their three years sojourn
period, or a total of six years.
Further, employment procedures will be
improved for employers to hire more eligible
persons. Under the current system, employers
have to pick workers from those passing a
Korean language test without screening their
individual details.
However a new system will be implemented
that will show each jobseeker's qualifications
and career record. Employers will also be able
to recruit directly via interviews overseas.
The improvements to the Employment Permit
System made this time are expected to allow
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Philippines from our North American
agents, including large U.S. retailers and
Canada Post.”
The $ 2 fee reduction for dollar-to-peso
payout is available from Oct. 2 – Oct. 16.
“We hope this effort by MoneyGram and
our agents will assist our customers in
maximizing the funds sent to loved ones,”
O’Malley said. “Most of our agent loca-
tions in the Philippines have remained
open since Ondoy and locations in the
hardest hit areas are working to restore
services to ensure funds are available for
the people who need help the most.”
The MoneyGram Global Giving Program
issues grants to organizations around the
globe, including those that respond in
times of disaster. The program also
awards grants for basic needs and essen-
tial literacy and education. Last year, Mon-
eyGram awarded funds to programs in
more than 20 countries.
employers to secure a necessary level of
foreign workers and employ them in a stable
manner, and enhance foreign workers'
adaptability to employment in Korea.
Ginoo at Binibining Kalinangang Filipino
This year's pageant revolves around the
diverse Filipino culture and values through
song and dance performances, and was
highlighted by the candidates' beauty and
talent, charm and poise, wit and intelligence.
Flashy and colorful Barong Tagalog and
Filipiniana gowns, as well as traditional re-
gional costumes of the Philippines were also
showcased during the candidates' prome-
nade.
During the talent competition, the candidates
performed song and dance interpretations,
and stirring monologues, all focused on na-
tive and cultural songs and dances, folk
music, history and rich culture of the Philip-
pines.
Other female candidates who have well rep-
resented themselves during the pageant
were Ma. Chelo Bechayda, Rosemarie Sib-
baluca, and Aileen Villamater. Among the
men were Gerald Manansala, Arnulfo Man-
gampat, and Norly Quijano.
The panel of judges who's role of choosing this
year's winners were composed of the following
personalities: Culture Attache Mylo Fausto,
Tourism Attache Maricon Ebron, Korea Time's
staff reporter Cathy Rose Garcia, SULYAPI-
NOY Editor Bevi Tamargo, De La Salle Univer-
sity Prof. Genevieve Asenjo, Dr. Gilda Jonson,
and His Excellency Ambassador Luis T. Cruz.
The beauty and brains extravaganza, is a fund
-raising project of the HFCC under the supervi-
sion of Fr. Alvin Parantar, MSP, to raise funds
for charitable and humanitarian projects. One
of which is to extend financial support to the
victims ravaged by typhoon Ondoy. Another is
for the outreach scholarship program in Mount
Carmel High School in General Nakar, Quezon
Province.
Mr. Hermie Garrobo, Ms. Regina Arquiza, Bro.
Allan Rodriguez, and Prof. Emely Dicolen-
Abagat emceed the said event.
by Edward Castro
H yewhadong, Seoul - The Assembly of the
Pag-Iribang Bicolnon Association re-
cently hold its 14th Founding Anniversary last
October 3 in I Am HOF.
Themed “ Sa nakaraang 14 na Taong Pakiki-
baka ng Bicol Association: Paigtingin pa ang
Pagsusulong ng Karapatan at Kagalingan ng
Migranteng Filipino at Pamilya,” approximately
50 members of the association attended the
said celebration.
Joebert Vergara, the outgoing President, said
in an interview that the Association have made
significant accomplishments in the previous
years and hoping to continue serving and
achieving their goals. “Inaasahan ko na sana
dumami pa ang sumapi sa aming grupo upang
sama-sama kaming magtulungan sa mga
proyektong nakalaan para sa ating mga kaba-
bayan,” Vergara added.
In conjunction with the celebration, an Election
and Induction of new set of Officers was also
held where Pol Par, currently the chairman of
KASAMMAKO, emerged as the new President
along with other newly elected officers.
“ Bagamat hindi ako lehitimong Bicolano ay
taos puso kong tinatanggap ang tungkulin ko
dahil alam kong mahal nila ako at yan ay hindi
ko tatalikuran,” Par said.
Bicol Association is under the jurisdiction of the
KASAMMAKO along with other FilCom like
Ilocano Assos., Batangas Assos., etc.
 EDITOR’S NOTE

F ew weeks from now I will wake up and know

I don’t have to think about SULYAPINOY. Is
this a good thing? No deadlines, no worries
about getting late for a meeting, no nagging feel-
ing or sleepless nights thinking that something is
wrong somewhere. On the other hand, no more
first sight of fascinating news from all around the
Filipino communities. No more long Sundays. No
more rewarding working relationships and friend-
ships with some of the most interesting people
I’ve met. It’s sad, but seductive, to contemplate
on that “newsless” awakening and so I thought I
might share it a little and tell readers a few things
about the last two years of my apprenticeship
with SULYAPINOY.
It's all Rebenson Recańa's fault really. He and I
doesn't know each other, however after that first
meeting with him and with then the pioneer
group, my life was about to turn 360 degrees.
When the Filipino EPS Workers Association
(FEWA) is on a kick-off of its plan of coming up
with a newsletter, “Kuya Reeve” as we fondly call
him, put my name forward to the publications
Editorial Staff as someone who might want to
work as a News Editor and to help the group
come up with its first issue. Like many people
who enjoy writing, I am unable to resist a byline
so I was in without hesitation. There followed one
of the busiest and most exciting and interesting
weeks of my life, and I was hopelessly hooked.
We seemed to get through without too much
difficulties, and with the departure of Elizer Peńa-
randa and Dondave Jabay, our then Chief
Editors in late 2008 and early 2009 respectively, I
was very surprised and flattered to be offered the
Chief Editor post. Up to then I’d heard and used
the expression “steep learning curve” without
really thinking much about it but to find myself
climbing up one, and feeling every bump, slip-
pery patch and overhang, was really quite an
awakening. I guess, without the superb help and
support of Sir Reeve, Sir Chabok, Sir Alden, our
then adviser - Ma'am Regz, Miss Amie, Sir Zack,
and the entire staff, I think I’d have fallen right
off but I somehow struggled to a vaguely level
and I’ve been hanging around ever since wait-
ing for true wisdom and enlightenment to strike.
I’ve already mentioned the incredible support I
had in making the transition into the post. I
must also say that without the kindness, help
and positivity of the FEWA Officers and Board
Members under the dynamic leadership of Sir
Marzy Serdeńa, the SULYAPINOY Editorial
Board – that includes our consultants Fr. Alvin
Parantar, MSP., and Prof. Emely Dicolen-
Abagat, Ph.D., all the FEWAnians, Philippine
Embassy officials and staff, and to individual
story and poem submitters, our sponsors, and
of course our readers, the job would have been
difficult and ultimately pointless. It is very
humbling for an amateur writer like me to have
felt so involved with so many great people,
some people I might failed to mention (you
know who you are), I extend my heartfelt grati-
tude to every one of them. Some of these
people have become my very close friends; I
will never forget how wonderful they have been
to work with. The whole SULYAPINOY news-
letter and web team is a really, really amazing
group and my mentors have been the most
kind, effective and dedicated people that any-
one could ever wish to work with. My family
have been helpful, tolerant and supportive far
above and beyond the call of duty and have put
up with the late nights and bad temper and
listened to my rambling accounts of writing and
layouting worries and triumphs with saintly
patience. I thank them too. Above all, our
Heavenly Father for the wisdom and courage-
for constantly telling me “You can do it!”
Of course the job has had its ups and downs.
Needless to say we learned from this debacle,
and now have contingency plans which allow
us to anticipate for future crises. I’ve not ex-
actly been a great innovator. A couple of
changes I’ve made behind the scenes have
been useful, and I’ve tried to help sort out the
problem of stories being submitted to the
detriment of clarity and understanding. Mostly,
though, it has been enough – given the other
demands of my life and my non-SULYAP-related
jobs – to just try to keep things going in a sort-of-
OK way rather than to radically change anything.
Now I am passing that particular torch on to my
cleverer and more up-to-date successors Bevi
Tamargo and Christian “Zack” Robles in the hope
that they'd do a better job. I could write you a
long list of things I would still like to do with the
SULYAPINOY but, you know what, I think it may
just remain unwritten for now.
The decision to go was not all that easily made.
My three years here in Korea seems like quite a
while in some ways, and just a blink in others.
Many of you have served far longer terms in far
more demanding roles, but you do what you can
and move on. I found that I needed more time for
other elements of my life and it seemed a nice,
neat thought to hand SULYAPINOY on – in a
reasonably good shape, I hope – after exactly
two years. I am now on the crossroads, and it's
time for me to chase bigger dreams, probably
climb higher mountains.
I am truly delighted with the appointment of Miss
Bevi and Sir Zack, which makes it very easy to
walk away with a clear conscience, knowing what
a great job they’ll do. I have grown very attached
to the role but the great thing is that leaving it
doesn’t sever my connection with SULYAPINOY
– far from it: I am still a family member, I am still
going to do the technical aspects of it, and I am
still someone who generally likes writing – and
without the responsibility of editing others’ work,
who knows, I may have time to actually do some
writing of my own again. So, it’s goodbye, at least
for now. I will still be around soon perhaps, but
with other hats on, and SULYAPINOY will flour-
ish with the great people looking after it.
Thank you all. It has been a great opportunity
and a great privilege. Fighting!
Edward A. Castro
EPS Worker

EDITORIAL STAFF BOARD OF PUBLICATION

Editor-in-Chief: Edward A. Castro Managing Editor: Christian Robles Chairman: Rebenson B. Recaña
Feature Editor: Bevi Tamargo News Editor: Edward A. Castro V-Chairman: Teofilo Camo
Literary Editor: Amie Sison Cartoonist: Alden C. Balgos Secretary: Eva Del Monte
Photojournalist: Norman Matudan Layout Artist: ßLЏħΣ
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Community Correspondents: Billy Vela (Ansan); Anthony Carl Dacones (Kasan) Website Development and Maintenance: Christian Robles
Noel Joseph Alvarez (Cheonan) Sponsorship & Promotions Program: Annabelle Lopez
Trainings & Workshop: Noel Joseph Alvarez
Adviser: Cathy Rose Garcia Budget and Finance:
Editorial Consultant: Elizer M. Peñaranda
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 FEATURE
by Cathy Rose Garcia - Staff Writer, Korea Times
One of the questions I’m often asked aside from
why I came to Korea is "Why do I write?" Quite
honestly, I don't really know why. All I know is I
loved writing when I was a kid, and I still love writing
now as part of my job.
Writing is a way for me to creatively express myself.
There's something beautiful about expressing one’s
emotions and thoughts on paper. It’s also a good
form of meditation and to release tension. When I'm
confused, writing down my thoughts is a good way
to clear my head.
Most people think writing is hard, and they have
nothing to write about, but that’s not true. Writing is
just the act of putting one’s hopes, dreams, ideas,
memories and other thoughts from your head to a
piece of paper or the computer.
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To be a good writer, one has to start reading
books, newspapers, magazines, websites and
even blogs. Reading broadens your knowledge
on lots of things. And don’t worry too much about
rules of grammar and spellings, because it’s
something that you can learn along the way.
Lastly, I love writing simply because it’s fun.
When I write my stories, I can share my thoughts
and experiences in Korea with a lot of people. It’s
always nice when people say they’ve read my
articles, or even inspired by what I’ve written. It’s
these little things that make me love writing even
more.
I can go on and on about how much fun writing is,
but it's up to you start writing and experience it
yourself.
by Bevi Tamargo
T here’s something buzzing amidst the
Filipino community these days. It’s
time for the Gawad Fr. Glenn Giovanni
Jaron - Bayaning Filipino Awards.
Fr Glenn is akin to a modern day hero. He
is a visionary. He made powerful changes
in the community and in doing so, he in-
spired a lot of people. His energy is so
affecting and it empowers people. Being
around an exceptional person like him
makes one feel blessed as well.
This award thus is not only to honor the
good things that Father Glenn did to the
Filipino Community, but also to inspire
people and to keep the energy flowing – to
become passionate on things and life, to
help and empathize with other people and
their needs. We need more optimistic,
proactive people in this world!
Being around with optimistic people influ-
ences us. This reminds us that our life is
what we make it and make us realize that
we have to make the most of the re-
sources we have and share it with other
people. In other words, we have to let go
of our fears, limitations, and doubts and
just go for it!
Back home, so many people have become
bitter and apathetic. We have chosen to
silently accept things we don’t like rather
than doing something to make the situa-
tion better.
But Father Glenn has taught us that
although we each have our own limita-
tions, that does not have to stop us from
making powerful changes in our lives and
the lives of others.
This award is to encourage that same
spirit or idealism. Who will be this years'
Outstanding Filipinos and Outstanding
Communities?
All we need is an inspiration; a spark to
keep this passion burning. Send your
nominations now!

DUGO AT PAWIS by Alwyin Casino (FEWA)
ANONG HIRAP TALAGA MAGHANAP NG PERA
PAGLAYO SA PAMILYA PARA LANG KUMITA
KAHIT ANONG TRABAHO AY GAGAWIN NYA
UPANG MAIBANGON SA HIRAP ANG PAMILYA.
TULAD DIN NATING NAKIKIPAGSAPALARAN
DITO SA KOREA NA ATING PINATUNGUHAN
NA HINDI NALALAMAN ANG ATING KALAGAYAN
SA PAGKAT DUGO AT PAWIS ANG ATING
PUHUNAN.
IBAT IBANG TRABAHO ANG IYONG MATATAMO
PARA KANG KALABAW NA NAGAARARO
UTOS DOON UTOS DITO YAN ANG UGALI NG
MGA KOREANO
KULANG NALANG AY PAIKUTIN KA NA PARANG
TRUMPO.
KAYA KUNG ‘DI KA MAPAGPASENSYA
SIBAL-SIKYA AT BATOK ANG BIBIGAY NILA
MAHIRAP TALAGANG MAKIBAGAY SA KANILA
LALO PAGDATING NA SA USAPANG PERA.
KULANG NA SWELDO ANG IYONG MAKUKUHA
KAPAG NAGREKLAMO AABOT PA SA HUSTISYA
PARA LANG MAIBIGAY ANG DAPAT NA PERA
GAYA DIN NG MGA NADIDISGRASYA.
KAYLANGAN MO NG SAPAT NA EBIDENSYA
UPANG INSURANCE MO AY IYONG MAKUHA
KAYA INGAT PALAGI PARA SA PAMILYA
PAGKAT KATAWAN NATIN ANG PUHUNAN SA
KANILA.
LITERARY
Sabi ko Nga (kapitbahay ni Goodheart) Kalamidad, Kalikasan, Katanungan
Amie Sison
Nagsimula sa kras
Nauwi sa pag ibig Kay daming kalamidad nangyayari sa mundo
Puso kong dati'y nananahimik
Hindi namimili kung saan parte man ito
Muling bumilis ang pintig...
Kung inosente man o makapangyarihang tao
Ayoko na sanang pansinin Biglang dadaan at sakuna ang hatid nito.
At baka muli lang masaktan
Ngunit puso ko'y sadyang pasaway Ang ating bang kalikasan ay nagagalit?
Eto nga... nahulog na ng tuluyan... Sa anumang pag-alaga ay siyang kapalit
Sabi ko nga... Mga basura,puno,teknolohiya sa isang saglit
Ayoko na...
Ekonomiya man ay lumago, ngunit kay pait.
Umibig pang muli...
Sabi ko nga... Pilipinas,Taiwan,India,at sa ibang bansa sa Asya
Sobra na... Nakaka lumo kung pagmamasdan sila
Ang naranasan na sakit... Lalo na ang bansang ating kinalakihan na
Lugmok sa baha, and naiwang pamilya.
Ngunit bakit ngayon
Nandito ka
Anong tanong kaya ang nais mong sambitin?
Bakit di ko mapigil?
Puso kong nananahimik Kung ang Panginoon ay ating kakausapin
Sa kalamidad na nangyayari sa mundo natin
Binulabog mong muli...
Paano makakabangon, ating paka-isipin.
Ganda na sana...
Masaya na... Pangamba na sa atin ay hindi maiiwasan
Nahanap ko na ang tunay na pag ibig
Kung hagupit ng kalamidad ay hindi mahahad-
Pero bakit ganon?
Hanggang don lang pala
langan
Ang kayang ialay sakin... Tanging ang Diyos lang ang may kapangyarihan
Sa kanya natin sabihin, " Panginoon, Sana'y
Kahit totoo ang nararamdaman huwag kaming pababayaan"
Di na pwede pang ipilit
Puso mong tunay mang magmahal
Ay meron ng nagmamay ari
Hay...sabi ko nga...

An Essay by Bro. Joel Tavarro

When I was a child, my father and I had a vacation at
Tigbauan, Ilo-ilo. My grandfather went to the woods with
me, when suddenly a heavy rain poured. We need to
cross the river through a bridge made of bamboo trees.
The only thing that supports the bridge is a rope where my
grandfather was holding on tight while lifting me up with in
his shoulder. As a child, I felt safe for I know my grandfa-
ther won’t let me fall down that deep river.
It dawned on me that that experience made me realize
how blessed my life is. I’ve been here in Korea for more
than three years and still crossing the bridge to a victor life
with God. I've got so confused at times for I might walk the
wrong step and never to return again. It scares me a lot
since the reason why I am here, like most of us, is to give
our family a good, decent life with hopes and promises of
a bright future. But sad to say most of the time, we’re not
able to cross the bridge properly and sometimes we’re
stuck in the middle of it and just decided not to go on with
our life with God. We tend to linger with misery instead of
victory with him.
God is so great indeed. I let Him rule my life and
enthroned Him in my heart. Because of Him, I have the
courage to fight the cruelty of this world. He’s been my
armor and a shield to all my weaknesses. And I know for
sure that He’s always been there, carrying me when I
couldn’t walk at all. I was once in the middle of the stormy
sea, but He rescued me. God’s love is so pure and endur-
ing. He forgave me from all of my sins and still forgiving
me and called me to serve on His vineyard.
We need to set direction to our course of life so we don’t
get lost. Always walk with Him in every step of our way.
We need to be faithful and trust Him with all heart and
soul, for in Him we can hold on to the rope of His promises
and cross the bridge of a triumphant life. Thus says the
Lord: "Stand beside the earliest roads, ask the pathways
of old which is the way to good, and walk thus you will find
the rest for your souls." (Jeremiah 6:16)

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 PHOTO ESSAY

Parade ofColors:
Parade of Colors: FEWAnians
Fewanians are divided
are divided into(3)
into three
three competing
competing teamsteams, they“Undies”,
- Green are GreenRed“Undies”,
“Panties”,
andRead “Thongs”. , and the Blue “Thongs”.
Blue “Panties” Let the GAMES begin!

Hmmm...playing with an
Imaginary ball? That must have been fun! Taken between breaks. Eh di ano pa...pose ulit!

After a whole day of excruciating yet enjoyable games,

FEWAnians gathered to satisfy their obsession on… Hail to the champions - the Blue Thongs!
Picture! Picture! Ilabas lahat ng cameraaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!

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 SARI-SARI

Oct. 20– Mary Jane Perez 8– Marzy Serdena III

22– Liwayway Toreno 11– Expidito Enriquez Jr.
23– Lovely Bucao Anthony Orlina
Belmar Mangumay 13– Ma. Lourdes Espinola
26– Noel Villamor 14– Edith Omelan
Charita Rubio 17– Michael Casimiro
28– Carmelito Canlas 18– Edgar Sepada
29– Julius Caesar Ocampo Cesar Aniceto
31– Cheryl Balungag 19– Raymundo Millares
Feliciano Tutor
Nov.2– Ricardo Diesta 24– Jasser Lozares
4– Melson Longboy
5– Nelson Bautista

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