Panangisumpa daray balon opisiales na UPSP

by Gin.Quesada, membro na Ulupan ed Yahoo

No Nobiembri 13, Biernes, ed Agew na Pangasinan, alas 9 na kabuasan, diad San Carlos City gym ed plaza, nagawa so panangisumpa daray balon opisiales na UPSP (Ulupan na Pansiansiay Salitan Pangasinan) ed panamegley na Konseho na Siudad na San Carlos, say pangolo na siudad tan si Dr. Marcelo Casillan. Walay misa na alas 7 na kabuasan tan panangitagey na bandira na alas 8 na kabuasan.
Kekerewen so pan-atindi da ray balon opisiales na UPSP, say balon manbebenben na Balon Silew, saray miembro na UPSP, tan saray miembro na sayan ulupan ed yahoo.

Presidente- Mel Jovellanos
Onkumaduan presidente- Erwin S. Fernandez
Sekritaria- Elnora Dudang
Tresurera- Jesamyne Diokno
Tagapakabat (Papaway)- Sonny Villafania
Tagapakabat( paloob)- Mel Orpilla
Bisnis Manedyer- Marino Repalda
Tagakwenta- Larry Millanes
Opapetan: Dr.Rod Javier
Catalina felicitas
Dir Jaime Lucas
Dr. Linda Andaya Grubb
Vice Mayor Orlando Bartolome

Pangolon manangikurang: Erwin S. Fernandez
Katolong ya manangikurang: Jesamyne Diokno (balita), Santiago Villafania
(anlong), Sergio Bumadilla (antikey ya tongtong), Melchor Orpilla (kopia)

Saray sumusulat: Elnora Dudang, Catalina Felicitas, Napoleon Resultay, Melanio Malicdem tan arom ni ra

The Pozorrubians Who Led

Written by Alicai M. Cabero, Pozorrubio Central Schoool

Pozorrubio has its own share of leaders who guided the destiny of the town’s people. These men exhibited one thing in common – the quality of leadership.

Standing higher than the multitude, they led. The Presidente Municipal / Municipal Mayors of our town

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The Beautiful And Historical Places Of Pozorrubio

Written by Dr. Jacinto C. Cabero, Jr.

Municipality of Pozorrubio

(Dr. Jacinto C. Cabero, Jr. is Principal II of Nantangalan Elementary School – Webmaster)

History does not repeat itself. But we must know the history to understand the future.

The history  of Pozorrubio could also be known by way of looking back at the significant existing markers or places and studying the story  behind it. These historical markers are as follows:

The improvement and the new – look of the Municipal Hall was made possible during the term of Mayor Artemio Q. Chan. It is located within the Original “cuatro calles pueblo” of Pozorrubio. It was surrounded by what we now call Caballero St. Penoy St. Sison St., and Rizal St.

The old Municipal Building (Gumaca Type) was built during the Administration of Don Florentino Magno (1922-1928).

In 1939 the foundation of a small church called “visita Y Ermita in Barrio Claris were laid down which was later finished in 1842. Spanish priests from San Jacinto used to come to officiate / say masses.
When Pozorrubio  became an independent town on January 13, 1870, and became an independent parish, a temporary church (the first one) was built in the areas site at Cablong (now the town proper) after it was transferred from the original site at Claris now barrio Amagbagan). The new church was blessed on July 26, 1879 by Fr. Julian Lopez. Sta Filomena was chosen its patroness.

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• One page collage of the photos of the places described in this article

Typhoon relief pours from Pozorrubians and friends!

Written by jVillamil

When the mid-thigh to sometime neck-high floodwaters receded its rampaging fury to a slow stop, Pozorrubio was a scene reflective of what you had been staring at raptly on screen since Ondoy – dark chocolaty mudmix drying then draping everything with throat-choking sticky, itchy sand. It caked fields, grains, streets and feet; it matted floors, walls, furniture, food stocks and clothes.

 

As reported previously, immediately the day after Pepeng swept through Pozorrubio, 1000 relief aid in family packs were released to the barangays hit the hardest. As of today, October 22, the Local Government Unit under the personal initiative of Mayor Emma Chan through its working arm, the Municipal Social Welfare Department (MSWD), was able to distribute 3,217 of the said packs. Each pack contained (with some variation) rice, sardine/tuna tins, noodles, coffee, milk, sugar.

 

Clickhere for more details and photos of Pepeng Relief-1.pdf

Donations, Pepeng relief 2.pdf

Aurora Mendoza of Rosario and California joins contest for Ms Town Fiesta 2010!

Written by (Posted by QueTech)

Aurora Catindig Mendoza

Aurora Catindig Mendoza is an epitome of a woman whose beauty, success and compassion continue to touch people and transform lives.

A loving wife and mother, Aurora is a shrewd businesswoman and a caring friend. She traces her roots to Malolos, Bulacan. She was born to Mr. Julian Cotaco Catindig, an accountant, and Mrs. Donna Malonhao Catindig, a homemaker. She grew up with her brothers Tony and Jose and sisters Rubenia, Lourdes, and Agnes, all degree holders and successful in their own fields.

She was married to Mr. Jesus Mendoza, a retired United States Marine of Pozorubio, Pangasinan in 1984. Jesus and Aurora  are blessed with three children – the twins Xyline-Christine and Christia-Marie, and son Gabriel – and granddaughter Kayl

Aurora finished Bachelor of Science in Social Work in 1977 at Centro Escolar University in Manila, Philippines. In 1977, she became a Social Work Supervisor for Foster Parents Plan International. Later in 1980, she became a Psychiatric Social Worker for the National Mental Health.

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Pozorrubio escapes Pepeng’s two landfalls; but not the third!

by jVillamil

Gold-tipped stalks waved from the fields. The farmers would have reaped an unprecedented harvest.

On October 8, 2009 from midmorning through the rest of the day and night, 650 hectares of riceland was reportedly inundated by waves and waves of floodwaters rushing down neighboring mountains and all the open floodgates of the San Roque dam.

Pepeng did not distinguish the villages from the fields. Floodwaters swirled and surged from knee-deep to chest-high. Fearing for their safety, 2,350 families from 11 barangays or roughly 11, 350 persons sought refuge in their barangay schools. 67 families or 450 persons, mostly from Villa Pozorrubio, were brought to the Municipal Gym. Only the big dump trucks could navigate the sea rolling through the narrow streets of the subdivision.

For full stories and photos, click links below:

• Typhoon Pepeng – part 1 - Impact of Peping; photos of flooded Villa Pozorrubio
• Typhoon Pepeng – part 2 – Evacuees at the Pozorrubio gymnasium
• Typhoon Pepeng – part 3 – Families and children at the gym
• Typhoon Pepeng – part 3a – Children evacuees at the gym
• Typhoon Pepeng – part 4 – Villegas Elementary School evacuees
• Typhoon Pepeng – part 5 – Gymnasium and Imbalbalatong evacuees
• Typhoon Pepeng – part 6 – Imbalbalatong evacuees

Breaking News on Typhoon Pepeng

by Administrator

Sent thru SMS (cellphone text message):

As of 3pm, 650 hectars of ricelnd worth 13.5 million devastatd by flood. 2,350 familys around 11,350 tao, 85% of which returnd 2 der homes 2 chek der belongings. 1000 families wer given relif paks, 400 persons slept over at da poz gym. 11 brgy affektd, no damagd houses report as of now, no casualties bcoz ov da quick response of da MDCC. 4 our Infra we r stil waitng 4 da reports. 4 pics wil send u pozorrubio websites 4 posting.

Local funds provide initial outlay for Malasin-Bantugan Bridge!

by Engr Joel Desamito/ JVillamil

Crossing the Angalacan River from Malasin to Bantugan has always been “an experience”. During dry season, you and the tires of your ride sway, joggle and jolt on loose stones and pebbles. When the river swells broad and deep with the rains, you barge your way through it by hanging on to a ride with high chassis and the most huge tires.

Or you take a short scenic ride on a bamboo ferry pushed or pulled by men wearing slippers constantly slipping off their feet while negotiating the waters and the loose stones and pebbles underneath.

If you get lucky to seat yourself on one of the two long benches on the raft, you are even for the P2 you are charged per crossing. A single motorbike is charged P5, a three-wheeled tricycle pays P10. The fare probably doubles when the river is broader, deeper, more swift and stirred, as in just after a storm.

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Councilors’ league ranks Pozorrubio’s SB and Chief Executive as 3rd Most Outstanding in the province

by JVillamil, posted by QueTecch

The Philippine Councilors’ League awards the Sangguniang Bayan of the Municipality of Pozorrubio, its Presiding Officer, Vice Mayor Reynaldo Reyes, SB Secretary Alicia Fronda and consequently the Chief Local Executive, Mayor Emma Zosima Chan as 3rd Most Outstanding in the Province of Pangasinan during the 19^th PCL Week Celebration and Awarding Ceremonies held at Boracay Regency Beach Resort and Convention Center last September 3, 2009.

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Dorie O’Hara-Pringle of Scotland confirms candidacy for Ms Pozorrubio Town Fiesta 2010!

by JVillamil, posted by QueTech

One of the prospective candidates for Ms Pozorrubio Town Fiesta gave her nod to joining the annual search for hometown queen as early as the month of August. Through the internet yet!

It did not take much to persuade the lady; Dorie is one of the ever-increasing number of Pozorrubians who believe and trust in the leadership of the present administration. She is willing to lend a hand, to be of help. She would even go through the length of appealing to other Pozorrubians and their friends to do the same. All to a good cause. And there is no better cause than the town and the people she calls her home.

Below is Dorie’s appeal to all Pozorrubians in the United Kingdom of Scotland, Ireland and England. And if possible, Europe even!

My name is Adoracion Medina. My married name is Dorie O’Hara-Pringle. I am a seasonal resident of

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