A 12 Story Structure In Nueva Vizcaya!Date: Tue, 29 Aug 2006 06:19:36 -0700 (PDT)
From: "Teresita Lacson" <
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Subject: Jordanian Philanthropist
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maniajr@yahoo.com Hi, it's me again. The heroes building you told me is in Casat. Many years back when I went to Casat to visit my niece, we passed by a big concrete house surrounded by a concrete fence. I was told it was owned by an arabo. That's the same guy that built this structure that is featured in the news. That's good that he did that. Now Casat will be a tourist spot and will help those people there. I used to teach there and I recall those hills that we use to walk just to get to the school.. Memories. My Principal was Mr. Ammuyutan the brother in law of Fely Tugab. People in Casat were so receptive of us and how can I forget that. Got to close. I'm starting to reminisce too much.
Bye and ingat.
Regards to your family.
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Date: Mon, 28 Aug 2006 19:07:08 -0700 (PDT)
From: "Teresita Lacson" <
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Subject: Re: [SMCHigh59] Re: It's In Bangan Hill, I Think.
To: "Eufrocino, Jr. Mania" <
maniajr@yahoo.com>
Jun, u forgot I don't fly out of LA until the 26th of Sep. I'll be in Manila the 28th. Don't worry, I have a way of looking for that structure you mentioned. I have a lot of look outs and when I find out exactly, I'll email u. Don't forget I will try to find some of our classmates and schedule a get together by the 2 of Nov. It was suppose to be the 1st but that's when we go to the cemetery to pay our respect to our dearly departed. Any request for a pasalubong?
Ok ingat.
Or if u have a better idea about our get together with classmates speak out!
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SMCHigh59@yahoogroups.comFrom: "Eufrocino, Jr. Mania" <
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Date: Mon, 28 Aug 2006 15:16:06 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [SMCHigh59] Re: It's In Bangan Hill, I Think.
Hi, Minda! Wow, that was a fast response, the fastest I've had so far- almost like Instant Messaging! Ok, gang! Let us spread out and find it! Terri was flying out from there yesterday, so she should be in RP about this time. Anytime soon I expect Terri's voice on my phone- and it won't be long distance! Take care, folks! Jun
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Subject: It's In Bangan Hill, I Think.
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SMCHigh59@yahoogroups.comFrom: "Erlinda Quitevis" <
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Date: Mon, 28 Aug 2006 14:32:10 -0700
Hi All !
We went home in Dec 2005 but I did not see it. We stayed in Bambang, but went to visit our old house in front of Bangan Hill. So maybe it is not Bangan Hill, but near La Torre, you know where there is a reservoir.I did hear a story that a rich Middle Eastern person built a school close to La Torre so his kids could go there. Next time we go home, I will make sure I ask about it. : )
Regards,
Erlinda Quitevis
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From: "Eufrocino, Jr. Mania" <
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Date: Mon, 28 Aug 2006 14:03:37 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [SMCHigh59] It's In Bangan Hill, I Think.
Something interesting is going up in Nueva Vizcaya, I should remember to look it up the next time that I am in the area. Note that the message below is not complete, to read the whole story be sure to point your browser to::
http://news.inq7.net/nation/index.php?index=1&col=&story_id=61399 Ingat.
Jun
Date: Mon, 28 Aug 2006 06:32:58 +0800
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Greetings from INQ7.net.
12-story Rizal shrine is Jordanian's gift to FilipinosPosted 05:19am (Mla time) Dec 29, 2005By Melvin Gascon Inquirer
It was a sunny Christmas morning, an ideal time for philanthropist Mahmoud Asfour to be giving away gifts to children in a farming village in Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya. But the year-round Santa Claus was nowhere in sight. He was on top of a hill, checking on his greatest gift to Filipinos.
[ More on this at::
http://news.inq7.net/nation/index.php?index=1&col=&story_id=61399 - Jun)