Friday, 17 July 2009

Cadiz 42nd Charter Day Anniversary Results

Official Results

MASTHEAD MAKING CONTEST

Varlet L. Provencion II
Grand Winner

FLOAT CONTEST

Zone 6
Dagat Category Best Float

Brgy. Caduhaan
Bukid Category Best Float

DISENYO RESIKLO

Festival Costume

Zone 6 & Brgy. Mabini
First Place

Zone 1 & Brgy. CS Villacin
Second Place

Zone 3 & Brgy. Burgos
Third Place

Reina Amor Gomez/ Brgy. Daga & Brgy. Sicaba
Best Model

Vincent Capuras/ Zone 6 & Brgy. Mabini
Best Designer

Futuristic Costume

Zone 6 & Brgy. Mabini
First Place

Zone 1 & Brgy. CS Villacin
Second Place

Zone 3 & Brgy. Burgos
Third Place

Marco Santillan/ Zone 4 & Brgy. Cadiz Viejo
Best Model

Roberto Alvarez/ Zone 6 & Brgy. Mabini
Best Designer

Long Gown

Zone 6 & Brgy. Mabini
First Place

Brgy. Tiglawigan & Brgy. VF Gustilo
Second Place

Zone 4 & Brgy. Cadiz Viejo
Third Place

Rasha Amad Mustafa/ Zone 4 & Brgy. Cadiz Viejo
Best Model

Rex Montemayor/ Zone 6 & Brgy. Mabini
Best Designer

BASURA SKILL OLYMPIC

Brgy. Tinampaan
First Place

Brgy. Cabahug
Second Place

Zone 3
Third Place

HANDUMANAN SANG KAHAPON SANG CADIZ
(Photo Contest)

C-A: Landing of Whales

Moises Dime
First Place

Raymund Piamonte
Second Place

Susan Posadas
Third Place

C-B: Significant Events

Moises Dime
First Place

Jose Azucena Jr.
Second Place

Joselyn Fernandez
Third Place

C-C: Old Landmarks

Dina Dequinto
First Place

Arthur Deligencia
Second Place

Jose Azucena Jr.
Third Place

Cadiz launches Biofuel Program with PNOC

Cadiz City Government, led by Mayor Salvador G. Escalante, Jr. in joint project with the Philippine National Oil Company-Alternative Fuels Corporation (PNOC-AFC) through its President Gen. Romeo Tolentino, has launched a biofuel program and signing of the Plantation and Production Agreement for the establishment of Jatropha Curcas Plantation in the City on June 25 at Don Bernardo Benedicto Community Center. This project is in response to the President’s call for the utilization of renewable energy under Republic Act 9357 otherwise known as the “Biofuels Act of 2006”.

The Mayor said that “under this project the PNOC-AFC will supply one million jatropha curcas seedlings to the City while the City Government will appropriate 5 million pesos (P5, 000,000.00) for the purpose of providing financial support and sustainability of the project. This will be availed by any qualified private person or entities who wish to enroll in the project.

Mayor Escalante Jr. acknowledged that the project was made possible through the effort of former Congressman Manuel “Bebing” Puey.

More than 170 farmer recipients of the Katilingban sang Magagmay nga Manguguma-Multi Purpose Cooperative led by its president Leonardo Tan in Barangays Mabini, Magsaysay, Andres Bonifacio, Caduhaan and V.F Gustilo, signed the plantation and production agreement affirming their commitment to join and plant jatropha seedlings in their areas.

According to the PNOC chairman former Congressman Genaro Alvarez,Jr. said “that a one hectare of jatropha plantation will produce 3,000 liters of biofuels.”

Councilor Patrick Escalante, chairman on Committee on Rules, Privileges and Legal Matters in his message encouraged the recipients that the PNOC will construct a processing plant in Cadiz when they reach the 5,000 hectares of jatropha plantation in their barangays.

Former Congressman Manuel Puey announced that the City of Cadiz has already planted 186 hectares with Jatropha in Brgy. Magsaysay through Brgy. Capt. Arthur Lamis, which is one of the biggest plantations in Cadiz”.

Present during the launching of biofuel program were: PNOC President Gen. Romeo Tolentino, PNOC Gen. Manager Vic Tupas, PNOC Chairman Former Congressman Genaro Alvarez, Jr., PNOC Consultant Dr. Roberto Visco, Former Congressman Manuel Puey, Former Board Member Victor Puey, Lope Consing, Vice Mayor Samson Mirhan, Councilors Antonio Lacson III, Dr. Lilia Decolongon, Sofia Prado, Dr. Abiezer Bacomo, Dr. Patrick Escalante, Dr. Danilo Inocencio, Wilfredo Cervantes and Joseph Angel Consing, and Barangay captains Warren Zaragoza, Herminildo Legaspi, Arthur Lamis, Nyorlito Jubay, and Eduardo Javier./*

54 get free Operation “Tuli”

Cadiz City Health Office and distinguished doctors in close cooperation of Barangay Zone 3 officials have conducted free circumcision to fifty four boys aging from 7 years old to 13 years old, recently.

Four doctors composed of Hon. Dr. Patrick G. Escalante and Hon. Dr. Abiezer Bacomo, both Cadiz City councilors; Dr. Wilfredo Cayao, resident doctor at the Cadiz City Emergency Clinic; and former City Councilor Dr. Ramon T.Nemenzo performed the minor surgery for free.

Circumcision is a minor operation performed to a male person wherein the foreskin (prepuce) of male sex organ (male genitalia) is removed by means of surgery. This procedure is safe to male children of school age up to adulthood. Medical personnel conduct free screening to patients before scheduling them to surgery.
There were at least seventy five patients who approached for screening. Fifty four were admitted for surgery. Punong Barangay of Zone 3, host barangay, also distributed free medicines such as pain killers and antibiotics to circumcised patients./ *

Monday, 6 July 2009

Cadiz gets new masthead, PNU wins

Cadiz City has recently acquired its new masthead for use of the Cadiz Bulletin, the official publication of the City Government of Cadiz, during the “Masthead Making Contest” on the 42nd Charter Day Anniversary last July 4, at the Cadiz Information Center along Cabahug – Abelarde Streets.

Mayor Salvador G. Escalante Jr. awarded Varlet L. Provencion II, a senior high school student of the Philippine Normal University – Center for Teaching and Learning, who bagged the grand prize awards. He bested other 41 entries from different schools within Cadiz.

The 10 Finalists included Lara Jewdryna Barzo (Dr. Vicente F. Gustilo Memorial Nationa High School), Femy Marie Remillia (PNU-CTL), Nelson Gonzales (PNU), Bernard Jimena (PNU), Jeannie Rose Alipar (SPED High School), Maria Riza Lloren (DRVFGMNHS), Santiago Gempasao (PNU), Noel Sayam (PNU), Kin Kevin De Jose (PNU) and Rod Vincent Dominguez (DRVFGMNHS).

The judges were Dr. Ma. Socorro Ibanez, English Supervisor I of Schools Division of Cadiz; Dr. Gliceria Arlyn Garancho, Professor of PNU; and, Engr. Norberto Tongoy II, Software Engineer and Development Manager of DWC Corporation in Cebu City.

The Cadiz Bulletin, published by the City Information Office, will start using its new masthead on August, this year./*