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Olongapo Wesley School receives Php10,000 for wiBAWAL MAGPAPUTOK": A REMINDER FROM THE CITY GOVERNMENT
Mayor James "Bong" Gordon, Jr. is once again calling on all Olongapeños to adhere to the campaign on "Total Ban on Firecrackers" in the city which in accordance with City Ordinance No. 63 (Series of 2008) entitled, "An Ordinance Prohibiting the manufacture, sale, distribution, possession and use of firecrackers or pyrotechnic devices HOUSEKEEPING
and such other similar devices and causing the explosion of the same or other similar explosives within the territorial jurisdiction of Olongapo City".
Through public announcements, the anti-firecracker campaign has started with the use of barkers, print, radio and television, including Balitang Ozisero, Subic Bay News, SBC TV22, dwGO AM and dwOK FM. Posting of campaign posters and tarpaulins with the help of City Public Affairs Office (PAO) in different places in the city is also being implemented to continuously remind Olongapeños of the hazards and damages, firecrackerson lives and properties use of firecrackers bring.
Mayor Gordon also cautioned on the use of Christmas lights to avoid accident and fire occurrences.
Olongapeños are enjoined to support the campaign in order to have a peaceful and safe Christmas and New Year. Labels: anti-firecracker, mayor gordon
Mayor James "Bong" Gordon, Jr. is once again calling on all Olongapeños to adhere to the campaign on "Total Ban on Firecrackers" in the city which in accordance with City Ordinance No. 63 (Series of 2008) entitled, "An Ordinance Prohibiting the manufacture, sale, distribution, possession and use of firecrackers or pyrotechnic devices
HOUSEKEEPING
and such other similar devices and causing the explosion of the same or other similar explosives within the territorial jurisdiction of Olongapo City".Through public announcements, the anti-firecracker campaign has started with the use of barkers, print, radio and television, including Balitang Ozisero, Subic Bay News, SBC TV22, dwGO AM and dwOK FM. Posting of campaign posters and tarpaulins with the help of City Public Affairs Office (PAO) in different places in the city is also being implemented to continuously remind Olongapeños of the hazards and damages, firecrackerson lives and properties use of firecrackers bring.
Mayor Gordon also cautioned on the use of Christmas lights to avoid accident and fire occurrences.
Olongapeños are enjoined to support the campaign in order to have a peaceful and safe Christmas and New Year.
Labels: anti-firecracker, mayor gordon
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Friday, December 10, 2010
Olongapo City Government Christmas Party Dance Revo Winners
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| Champion: City Mayor's Office and Its Extension Services |
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| 1st Runner-Up: James L. Gordon Memorial Hospital & City Health |
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| 2nd Runner-Up: Finance Group (Assessor, Treasury, Accounting, BPLO, Budget and CPDO) |
Labels: christmas party, edpiano, Olongapo City, Subic Bay
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SM Mall
HOUSEKEEPING
The soon to rise SM Mall is just across the Subic Freeport Main Gate. In its initial stage of construction, the former city mall has been fenced
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JOBS FAIR ON FL ANNE GORDON'S BIRTHDAY!
In line with the celebration of FL Anne Gordon's birthday, a massive Jobs Fair is slated on December 16, 2010 at the Rizal Triangle Multi-Purpose Covered Court from 9:00 o'clock in the morning until 3:00 o'clock in the afternoon.
"Ang pagkakaroon ng ganitong oportunidad ay dapat nating tangkilikin, dahil minsan lang ito dumadating" FL Anne Gordon stressed.
Various job opportunities await the applicants. Ninety three (93) employers have confirmed to join the job fair from local to overseas positions, said Atty. Gene Perez, head of Public Employment Service Office (PESO).
''Karamihan ng mga local jobs ay para sa mga factory workers at hotel positions samantalang para sa overseas naman ay kailangan ng mga skilled workers at hotel and management positions,"added Atty. Perez.
Overseas jobs in Canada, Australia, Guam, Dubai, Bahrain are just some of the choices.
Interested applicants are advised to prepare the following requirements:
-Resume with 2x2 picture
-Birth certificate (authenticated)
-Transcript of records/ Diploma
-NBI/Police Clearance
-Certificate of Employment
-Passport (for overseas applicants)
The 2010 Job Fair is made possible by the city government of Olongapo and the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) which is also celebrating its 77th anniversary.
Labels: dole, FL Anne Gordon's Birthday, Job Fair, peso
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Eastern claims Petron blocking Subic facility
OIL retailer Eastern Petroleum Corp. yesterday accused Petron Corp. of "bullying" and blocking the opening of Eastern's "mega facility" at Subic free port.
Eastern Petroleum President Ferdinand L. Martinez told reporters he had received information from Subic that the firm's 4,000-square-meter facility near Petron's own station is being blocked because of an exclusivity clause in Petron's lease agreement with the Subic Bay Metropolitan Administration (SBMA).
"We are seeing monopolistic tendencies from Petron. The biggest station so far of our company is being blocked by Petron and the SBMA is suddenly not granting us building permits. According to SBMA there is an exclusivity clause with Petron," said Mr. Martinez.
He noted that Eastern Petroleum had been allowed by the SBMA board to build its facility but the company's application for a building permit has been pending since May.
Petron, which has a 3,000-square-meter facility in Subic, said yesterday its contract should be honored.
"Petron welcomes competition which is the true spirit of deregulation.
When we invested in Subic almost a decade ago, there was a provision approved by the SBMA board stating that no similar business would be established within an 800-meter radius of our facility. This is standard for many investment locations," Petron spokeswoman Charmaine V. Canillas said in a statement.
Mr. Martinez pointed out that a smaller gas station of PTT is located near Petron's facility.
Eastern Petroleum plans to bring the issue to the Department of Energy. "We have already invested P50 million into the mega station," said Mr. Martinez. -- Emilia Narni J. David -- bworldonline.com
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Gov't selling stake in Subic Shipyard
The government is wrapping up the sale of its 10 percent stake in Subic Shipyard in Olongapo, Zambales, to meet its reduced privatization goal of P2 billion this year.
Finance Undersecretary John Philip Sevilla yesterday said the 10 percent share of the government in Subic Shipyard should fetch between P400 million and P700 million.
Sevilla, the point person for privatization, said the Subic Shipyard stake is among the small-ticket items lined up for sale this year, including "various pieces of real estate."
"These are all small-ticket items but negotiations are now in the advanced stages," he said,
Sevilla said government remains optimistic of meeting its privatization goal this year after lowering it from the original P30 billion.
The major assets in the original P30 billion target included the Food Terminal Inc. property in Taguig City and the share of PNOC-Exploration Corp. in the Malampaya gas consortium.
Sevilla said the sale of the Navy lots along Roxas Boulevard and in Fort Bonifacio may have to wait since the Navy needs to secure congressional. The Department of Finance has a lot of catching up to do to meet its privatization goal with barely three weeks to go before the year ends.
As of the third quarter, the DOF registered a privatization income of P400 million.
Keppel Marine Philippines Inc., a unit of Keppel Singapore, is the single biggest shareowner of Subic Shipyard and Engineering Inc. with 41.6 percent after buying out the interests of International Container Terminal Services Inc., Magsaysay Shipping Corp., SM Development Corp., and Insular Life Assurance Co. BY DENNIS GADIL - malaya.com.ph
Labels: keppel, shipbuilding, subic shipyard
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Balikbayan from NY claims P741-M grand lotto prize
The suspense is over.
A 60-year-old balikbayan from New York City showed up yesterday at the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) in Pasay City and claimed the P741,176,323.20 jackpot of the 6/55 Grand Lotto on-line lottery draw last Nov 29, ending wild speculations on who the lone winner was.
Jose Ferdinand Rojas II, PCSO general manager, told The STAR that the winner was with his family and was shopping at the Royal Duty Free at the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) in Olongapo City when he decided to buy five lotto tickets using the lucky pick system, wherein the computer picks the number combination for the bettor.
The lotto outlet owned by Necitas Garcia that is located inside the Royal Duty Free at the SBMA sold the ticket with the winning number combination 11-16-42-47-31-37.
"He has been a lotto fan in the US," he said.
Rojas said the winner, who is married and a devout Catholic, plans to donate a portion of his winnings to charity and his relatives in the Philippines, and put the rest of the jackpot in the bank.
The lucky winner of the biggest lotto jackpot since the PCSO launched the on-line lottery in 1995 said he would return to the US and retire there.
He will return to the Philippines after one year and retire here and live on the interest of his huge bank
Several men carrying handheld radios escorted the winner to the PCSO.
As a policy the identies of lotto winners are kept secret for security reasons.
The STAR spotted Interior and Local Government Secretary Jessie Robredo near the room where the winner was waiting for his check.
A PCSO official said that the presence of Robredo was just a coincidence.
The winner and his escorts, for security and confidentiality purposes, had told PSCO security guards that they wanted to visit PCSO chair Margie Juico or the general manager.
The visitors were told to get security passes but when they reached the chairman's office, the winner revealed that he would claim the jackpot.
"It took only an hour and the winner got the jackpot prize intact," Rojas said
The lotto jackpot was finally released after a nationwide frenzy over the Grand Lotto jackpot.
Juico said the lotto jackpot generated total sales of P4.1 billion in 86 draws.
She said 30 percent of lotto sales are used for medical and health services of indigent patients nationwide, including hospitalization assistance, medical/dental missions and ambulance donations, among other charity concerns. By Perseus Echeminada (The Philippine Star)
Labels: lotto, Olongapo City, Subic Bay
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Thursday, December 09, 2010
100% PASSING RATE FOR NEW MIDWIVES!
Olongapo City Mayor James "Bong" Gordon Jr. congratulated Olongapo City's new registered midwives during the flag raising ceremony on December 6, 2010 at the Rizal Triangle Multi-Purpose Center.
Mayor Gordon proudly announced that midwifery students from Gordon College successfully passed the Midwifery Licensure Exams with a passing rate of one hundred percent (100%). The exam was given by the Professional Regulation Commission on November 2010.
It can also be recalled that sixty five (65) new midwives recently from Gordon College passed the April midwives exams with a passing rate of eighty three point thirty three percent(83.33%).
"Keep up the good work! Ngayon, kapag sinabing taga Gordon College, alam na magaling na midwife,nurse o caregiver. Pagbutihin pa natin," Mayor Gordon said.
"We have to produce more good midwives, nurses and caregivers in the future, tuluy-tuloy natin ang pag-asenso at keep fighting for excellence!" added Mayor Gordon.
Labels: gordon college, mayor gordon, midwifes
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P3.8M FOR DepEd
A total of Php 3,854,400.00 were distributed to teaching and non-teaching personnel of the Dep't. of Education-Olongapo by Mayor James "Bong" Gordon, Jr., and FL Anne Marie Gordon, with City Councilors; Ruben Cerezo, James "Bugsy" de los Reyes, Edic Piano, Tet Marzan, Ellen Dabu, Gina Perez, Edna Elane, and City Budget Officer Bebeth Marzan on December 9, 2010 Thursday, at FMA Hall, Olongapo City Hall.
The 1,586 recipients received at least Php 2,400 each representing their Cost of Living Allowance (COLA) for the period July 2010 to December 2010.
"Aside from helping the City Administration for the continuity of its HELPS program, may I urge everyone of you to produce high school graduates qualified as call center agents in some future time and for the strict implementation of the total ban IWAS-PAPUTOK among your students, this is a call for Zero casualty this Season and onward", remarked Mayor James "Bong " Gordon, Jr.
"In consonance with our electric power privatization, power modernization will be installed for the benefit of the city populace, and at the moment let us start to educate our people to save energy as well", added Mayor Gordon.
" I just wish before you that all the schools at your area of responsibilities, its cleanliness be well-maintained, as I continue hospital assistance and continuous medical mission for the needy constituents in the City and the Province of Zambales, said FL Anne Gordon.
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Wednesday, December 08, 2010
LOCAL DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL MEETING
"We are conducting this meeting in order to accelerate economic and social growth and development not only in the city but in the entire region as well,"Mayor James "Bong" Gordon, Jr. said during the meeting of the Local Development Council at FMA Hall of Olongapo City Hall on December 08, 2010.
As chairman of the Local Development Council, Mayor Gordon along with council members which include barangay captains , representatives of the private sector and non-government organizations (NGOs),Heads of offices in the city, discussed the annual investment programming for the year 2011.
One by one the council members laid down their plans for next year. "The participation from the private sector and non-governmental organizations in the development planning process is very essential," Mayor Gordon said. "With the coming of SM Mall and Ayala in the city, a clear boost in the economy and tourism is at its foot. More investments mean more jobs."
Also present during the meeting were FL Tita Anne Gordon, who is very active in promoting the programs of the city particularly the HELPS program.
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Tuesday, December 07, 2010
RED CROSS RAFFLE 2010 A SUCCESS
A young student from the Tabacuhan Elementary School won the Php 30,000 grand prize of the Phil. Red Cross-Olongapo City Chapter School fund-raising raffle draw aired live simulcast on SBC TV22 and DWGO-AM on December 5, 2010 Sunday.
The grand prize raffle ticket of Jhaydee Lañada was drawn by Eva Magda, member of board of directors, Phil. Red Cross-Olongapo City Chapter, witnessed by Mayor James "Bong" Gordon, Jr., Eduardo Buen, Jr., Administrator PRC Olongapo, with Vic Vizcocho, Jr. SBC station manager and head of Public Affairs Office (PAO), and representatives of PRC Olongapo and Department of Education (DepEd).
Other lucky student winners are as follows;
2nd Prize-Liezl P. Enrique - 15,000-New Cabalan HS
3rd Prize-Rowell Pascua - 10,000-Gordon Hgts NHS
4th Prize-Lyn G. Correa - 5,000-OCES
Consolation Prizes
1. Jon Israel Riodeque - 2,000-OCES
2. Criskiefer Jensen - 2,000-OCES
3. Joshua Sarmiento - 2,000-Sta. Rita E/S
4. Robelita Abendana - 2,000-Balic2 E/S
5. Joshua Bantican - 2,000-JLGIS
6. Mellvenn Josh Estrella - 2,000-NEBES
7. Julia Marie Imai - 2,000-SPED-G
8. Sophia Ann Marie Navat- 2,000-Kalalake E/S
9. Efhraim Vhic Torres - 2,000 WESLEY
10. Glory Mae D. Ramirez - 2,000 OCNHS
The proceeds of the raffle is intended purposely for Emergency response and disaster preparedness in the city and programs for Red Cross youth, remarked Mitzi Quisay, chapter service representative.
Labels: Philippine Red Cross, Raffle 2010
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"PRC-Olongapo City Raffle Draw 2010"
Philippine Red Cross-Olongapo City Chapter held the "PRC-Olongapo City Raffle Draw 2010" live at SBC TV 22 and simulcast over dwGO AM. Ten (10) consolation prizes of P2,000 pesos each were given away.The Grand prize was P30,000 won by Jhaydee Lañada, 2nd prize P15, 000 won by Liezl Enrique, 3rd Prize P10,000 won by Rowell Pascua and 4th Prize of P5,000 won by Lyn Correa. The raffle was held on December 5, 2010. Labels: Philippine Red Cross
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SK FEDERATION ELECTED OFFICERS
SK Federation members led by newly elected President pose in a group photo with S/Supt.Osacar Albayalde (3rd row 5th from left) and DILG City Director Araceli San Jose (3rd row 4th from right) after the election of the federation officers was held on December 3, 2010 at the Olongapo City Library.
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Monday, December 06, 2010
Olongapo Business Club donates P158k to city
Officers of the Metro Olongapo Chamber of Commerce led by their President Aurelio Bong Pineda turned over to Mayor Bong Gordon a bank note in the amount of one hundred fifty eight thousand pesos as the chamber's donation to the city. MOCC successfully managed the recent mardigras where it was agreed that the city will be the event's beneficiary.
Labels: mardigras, Olongapo City, Subic Bay
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Olongapo Wesley School receives Php10,000 for winning in the Battle of the English Masters Champion of the Champions
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Olongapo City - Gawang Gapo - VERSIONS
This week's exhibitor for the Gawang Gapo Product Exhibit Booth is VERSIONS - maker of perfume in various scents. (Owner - Liza Garcia; Representative - Marlon Inarin)
Labels: gawang gapo project, Olongapo City, Subic Bay
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Friday, December 03, 2010
SK FEDERATION ELECTED OFFICERS
The City DILG Director Araceli A. San Jose, as Chairman of the Board of Election Supervisors, and Members Atty. Numer Lobo and Elflida Salmon facilitated the conduct of the Sangguniang Kabataan Federation Election on Friday December 3, 2010 from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon at the City Library.
Of the 17 SK Chairman representing the 17 barangay in the City, SK Dolly Mae M. Ramos from barangay Old Cabalan is the President-Elect and SK Arlet E. Basa of barangay New Kababae as Vice –President, while other elected SK Federation whose positions are as follows:
SK Jolina Poala D. Beltran- Secretary - East Bajac Bajac
SK Jose Corazon A. Pinlac - Treasurer - New Ilalim
SK Jessa L Cagungun - Auditor - East Tapinac
SK Alfonso D. Ribada III - P.R.O. – New Cabalan
SK Cesar Anthony B. Liscano- Sgt-At-Arms-NewKalalake
"Para maganda ang simulain, ang eleksyon na ito ng SK Federation ay dapat patas para sa marangal na sistema alinsunod sa DILG MC 2002-123/2010-132 SK Election Guidelines," San Jose said.
"Bilang Board Chairman nagtalaga ako ng Panel of Observers na binubuo ng City PNP Director, Representante ng DEPED Academic Affairs at PPCRV, at DILG Staff bilang Secretariat para masiguro ang integridad ng isang malinis na SK Eleksyon," San Jose added.
SK Dolly Mae Ramos, the 2010-13 SK Federation Chairman-elect will be representing the City in the January 7, 2011 National Federation Election and will be an Ex-Officio Member of the Sangguniang Panlungsod vice SK Federation Chairman 2007-10 SK Cheenee F. Hoya.
Labels: SK Federation President
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2010 Council Eco-Jamborette (Day 3)
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Thursday, December 02, 2010
2010 Council Eco-Jamborette (Day 2)
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Tuesday, November 30, 2010
OATH-TAKING Newly-elected Barangay and SK officials
Newly-elected Barangay and SK officials took their oath en-masse before Mayor James "Bong" Gordon, Jr. on Wednesday, November 24, 2010 at the Olongapo City Convention Center (OCCC). Inset shows some of the Barangay Chairmen.
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Winner of P741.176-M lotto jackpot - placed bet in Olongapo City
Weeks of suspense finally came to an end Monday night as a lone lucky bettor from Luzon managed to crack the biggest jackpot in the country's lottery history, winning some P741.176 million.
Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) chairwoman Margarito Juico on Tuesday said the winning bet for the 6/55 Grand Lotto was placed in Olongapo City in Zambales province in Central Luzon.
"Ang alam lang namin tumaya siya sa pamamagitan ng Lucky Pick doon sa Olongapo City. Taga-roon siya o tumaya lang doon (What we know is that the winner either resides in Olongapo City or placed his or her bet using the Lucky Pick method in an Olongapo City lotto outlet)," Juico said in an interview on dzBB radio.
Earlier, PCSO assistant general manager for online lottery Liza Gabuyo said the winner will be P741,176,323.20 richer, for getting the winning combination: 11-16-42-47-31-37.
Juico said the winner should sign his or her name at the back of the ticket before going to the PCSO office at the Philippine International Convention Center (PICC).
She said the winner can then bring the ticket to the treasury section of the PCSO at the Cultural Center of the Philippines complex in Pasay City.
If the winner is afraid of going there personally, he or she can have a lawyer with a special power of attorney represent him or her.
She said the winner can also opt to deposit the check immediately at a Land Bank of the Philippines branch inside the PCSO.
Juico said the PCSO will not advise the winner what to do with his or her winnings.
"Basta pagbigay namin ng tseke sila ang bahala ... ayaw namin lumabas na parang nagkainterest sa kanyang premyo (Once we turn over the check our job is done. We do not want to make it appear we are interested in a share of the winnings)," she said.
Filipino bettors – including lawmakers and Palace officials – had bought tickets in past weeks for a shot at becoming instant millionaires.
The betting had raised concerns from Catholic Church officials, who said the lotto fever may promote dependence on luck instead of hard work.
Juico said PCSO ticket sales for the Grand Lotto draw reached P266 million as of Monday night alone.
She said that while Grand Lotto started last May, sales only picked up in November when the jackpot reached P300 million.
"Nag-pick up ito noong November na, umabot ng P300 million doon nag-pick up, maraming tumaya (Sales picked up in November when the jackpot reached P300 million)," she said. — LBG, GMANews.TV
Labels: lotto, Olongapo City, Subic Bay
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Olongapo Skills Training Center - Batch 159 & 160 trainees
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Olongapo City - Gawang Gapo - Leny's Kakanin
This week's exhibitor for the Gawang Gapo Product Exhibit Booth is LENY'S KAKANIN - maker of special home-made kakanin. (Owner - Leny Santos)
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Monday, November 29, 2010
BONGacious Major Major Job Fair
To celebrate the 77th anniversary of the Department of Labor (DOLE), Team Gordon HELPS, through the Public Employment Service Office (PESO) has launched the "BONGacious Major Major Job Fair" project.
The Jobs Fair will be open to all unemployed or underemployed skilled and unskilled workers, fresh college graduates, graduates of training institutions, displaced workers and employees seeking advancement.
Local and overseas employment await job applicants.
According to Mayor James "Bong" Gordon Jr. "we have a new strategy that will go beyond the traditional job fair events that makes job application easier and faster."
Applicants may submit their resumes between 9 am to 3 pm on Thursday, December16 at Rizal Triangle Multi-Purpose Covered Court and FMA Hall at City Hall during the "BONGacious Major Major Jobs Fair."
Labels: BONGacious Major Major Jobs Fair
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Click below for NEWS UPDATED DAILY Olongapo City Subic Bay News Philippines
19th REGULAR SESSION
December 2 and 9, 2010
10:00 A.M.
FIRST READING
1. DRAFT RESOLUTION NO. 2010 R – 129 – A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE HONORABLE CITY MAYOR JAMES GORDON, JR. TO ENTER, EXECUTE AND SIGN A MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT WITH ST. LUKE'S MEDICAL CENTER FOR MUTUAL COOPERATION AND CAPACITY BUILDING WITH THE JAMES L. GORDON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL IN A MANNER CONSISTENT WITH PERTINENT LAWS.
Sponsored by City Councilor Elena C. Dabu
2. DRAFT RESOLUTION NO. 2010 R – 130 – A RESOLUTION EXPRESSING SINCEREST GRATITUDE TO SBMA ADMINISTRATOR MR. ARMAND ARREZA FOR HIS INVALUABLE SUPPORT TO THE SUCCESSFUL CONDUCT OF THE PHILIPPINE COUNCILORS LEAGUE 3RD SERIES OF 2010 CONTINUING LOCAL LEGISLATIVE EDUCATION PROGRAM IN OLONGAPO CITY AND SUBIC ON NOV. 24 – 26, 2010.
Sponsored by City Councilor Gina G. Perez
3. DRAFT RESOLUTION NO. 2010 R – 131 – A RESOLUTION EXPRESSING SINCEREST GRATITUDE TO SBMA TOURISM HEADED BY DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR MR. RAUL MARCELO FOR THEIR SIGNIFICANT ASSISTANCE TO THE SUCCESSFUL CONDUCT OF THE PHILIPPINE COUNCILORS LEAGUE 3RD SERIES OF 2010 CONTINUING LOCAL LEGISLATIVE EDUCATION PROGRAM IN OLONGAPO CITY AND SUBIC ON NOV. 24 – 26, 2010.
Sponsored by City Councilor Gina G. Perez
4. DRAFT RESOLUTION NO. 2010 R – 132 – A RESOLUTION EXPRESSING SINCEREST GRATITUDE TO MAHARLIKA RADIO GROUP FOT ITS INVALUABLE SUPPORT TO THE SUCCESSFUL CONDUCT OF THE PHILIPPINE COUNCILORS LEAGUE 3RD SERIES OF 2010 CONTINUING LOCAL LEGISLATIVE EDUCATION PROGRAM IN OLONGAPO CITY AND SUBIC ON NOV. 24 – 26, 2010.
Sponsored by City Councilor Gina G. Perez
SECOND READING
http://olongapo-subic.com
nning in the Battle of the English Masters19th REGULAR SESSION
December 2 and 9, 2010
10:00 A.M.
FIRST READING
1. DRAFT RESOLUTION NO. 2010 R – 129 – A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE HONORABLE CITY MAYOR JAMES GORDON, JR. TO ENTER, EXECUTE AND SIGN A MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT WITH ST. LUKE'S MEDICAL CENTER FOR MUTUAL COOPERATION AND CAPACITY BUILDING WITH THE JAMES L. GORDON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL IN A MANNER CONSISTENT WITH PERTINENT LAWS.
Sponsored by City Councilor Elena C. Dabu
2. DRAFT RESOLUTION NO. 2010 R – 130 – A RESOLUTION EXPRESSING SINCEREST GRATITUDE TO SBMA ADMINISTRATOR MR. ARMAND ARREZA FOR HIS INVALUABLE SUPPORT TO THE SUCCESSFUL CONDUCT OF THE PHILIPPINE COUNCILORS LEAGUE 3RD SERIES OF 2010 CONTINUING LOCAL LEGISLATIVE EDUCATION PROGRAM IN OLONGAPO CITY AND SUBIC ON NOV. 24 – 26, 2010.
Sponsored by City Councilor Gina G. Perez
3. DRAFT RESOLUTION NO. 2010 R – 131 – A RESOLUTION EXPRESSING SINCEREST GRATITUDE TO SBMA TOURISM HEADED BY DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR MR. RAUL MARCELO FOR THEIR SIGNIFICANT ASSISTANCE TO THE SUCCESSFUL CONDUCT OF THE PHILIPPINE COUNCILORS LEAGUE 3RD SERIES OF 2010 CONTINUING LOCAL LEGISLATIVE EDUCATION PROGRAM IN OLONGAPO CITY AND SUBIC ON NOV. 24 – 26, 2010.
Sponsored by City Councilor Gina G. Perez
4. DRAFT RESOLUTION NO. 2010 R – 132 – A RESOLUTION EXPRESSING SINCEREST GRATITUDE TO MAHARLIKA RADIO GROUP FOT ITS INVALUABLE SUPPORT TO THE SUCCESSFUL CONDUCT OF THE PHILIPPINE COUNCILORS LEAGUE 3RD SERIES OF 2010 CONTINUING LOCAL LEGISLATIVE EDUCATION PROGRAM IN OLONGAPO CITY AND SUBIC ON NOV. 24 – 26, 2010.
Sponsored by City Councilor Gina G. Perez
SECOND READING
1. DRAFT ORDINANCE NO. 2010 O – 26 – AN ORDINANCE Champion of the Champions
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