Project 4, QC -- Biliday Banares-Subido was released from the Quirino General Hospital May 16 after being confined for treatment of her cervical cancer. She was operated on a couple of weeks before her release. She is currently recuperating at their home in Project 4 and is awaiting funds so she can undergo dialysis. In a telephone interview this morning, Biliday appealed to clan members to help her financially so she can immediately undergo dialysis. To get in touch with her, you may call up their house in Project 4 at 438-61-86 and look for Mylene (Biliday).
Friday, May 25, 2007
VINCENT BANARES PIMENTEL OFF TO SAUDI IN 2 WEEKS
Vincent Pimentel confirmed to BCIS that he is off to Saudi Arabia in a couple of weeks after receiving the go signal from his employers in the Middle Eastern kingdom. Vincent will be working as a safety officer for a subsidiary of Saudi-Aramco.
RODEL BANARES RECEIVES PASSERS CERTIFICATE FROM CSC
Rodel Banares recently received his Career Professional Certificate from the Civil Service Commission. Rodel took the Civil Service Professional Exams in 2004 and thought he failed the exams. Only recently did he discover from the CSC website that he passed.
Monday, May 21, 2007
BACACAY: ITS BERANGO-BETITIO FOR TOP GOVT. POSTS
Bacacay, Albay -- Reports reaching BCIS indicate that Gloria Berango has been re-elected Mayor of Bacacay, Albay, with Tony Betito landing the Vice-Mayoralty post. Berango is the wife of former mayor Ely Berango and is a member of the ruling LAKAS-KAMPI Coalition. (with reports from Emily Banares-Basbas and Bicol Broadband Internet Center).
CANDELARIA, ZAMBALES: AYO SALES FAILS TO LAND NO.2 POST
Candelaria, Zambales -- In a surprising turn of events in the counting of returns for Vice Mayor of Candelaria, Ayo Sales, who was leading the count in the early stages of counting, failed to capture the Vice-Mayoralty post of the said town. There are no indications as to whether Ayo will file an election protest.
MIEL DAVID TO ARRIVE IN JUNE FROM UK
Tandang Sora, QC -- Miel David, eldest child of Vic and Ruth Banares-David will be arriving from the United Kingdom after spending months training under the British Council of the Philippines for VSO Bahaginan. Miel will spend only a few days in Manila before leaving for Davao where her work awaits.