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LOCAL HISTORY OF CANDON:
A Revisit to its Glorious Past
Etymology
The word “CANDON” comes from “Kandong,” the name given by the natives to a big tree in the village around which life, culture and beauty centered.
This village, so the legend says, was ruled by three local chieftains: ABAY-A, MADALANG and KALINIO. Madalang chose as his abode the shade of this gargantuan tree and lived there with his only daughter, the beautiful Ineng. Abay-a and Kalinio for their part lived with their tribes in caves somewhere in Kadanglaan and Kauplasan, respectively.
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Written by LBJ
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Candon 2nd Grand Reunion
February 14-18, 2013
Candon City will be hosting the biggest international gathering of Candonians with the Candonians International Grand Reunion 2013 slated on February 14- 20, 2013.
The City Government headed by City Mayor Allen Singson is currently in the midst of grand preparation to ensure the success of the event.
Former Congresswoman and currently City Administrator Grace Singson said during the initial meetings that she is expecting at least more than 1, 000 participants with the bulk coming from abroad especially from the United States of America. (See the brochure of the event on page 8).
The grand event is intended to integrate all Candonian Organizations throughout the world as a medium for the protection of common values and mutual interest; the preservation and promotion of historical and cultural heritage shared by all Candonians irrespective of religion or political affiliation.
Candon City is the center of commerce, trade and education in southern Ilocos and visioned itself to be a leading economic growth center in the Greater Ilocos Region.
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NLPSC Goes Pro-GAD
By: Maribel C. Ibanez
The North Luzon Philippines State College (NLPSC) takes off in its Gender and Development (GAD) advocacies as envisioned under Joint Circular No. 21 of the Department of Budget and Management (DBM) and the National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) dated August 15, 2001.
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PAZ LOMITENG: GRADUATE AT 72 |
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"PAZ LOMITENG: GRADUATE AT 72"
At ripe age of 72, Paz Haday Lomiteng, may had well a good life.
With the support of her husband, Prospero, they had sent their three children to school and have now their respective families.
But ‘nanay’ Paz thinks she remains incomplete.
She always dreamt of finishing her studies.
At least her secondary education.
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