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JUNE 20-JULY 5, 2018 | VOL 32 NO 12

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FESTIVAL FLOWER POWER Belinda Tumambing (left) and Leah dela Cruz (right) twist and twirl as they perform the traditional flower folk dance at the 7th annual Mantioba Filipino Street Festival Parade. The pair were part of the Pinoy Alliance of Canada and won 1st place as the Best Cultural Dance/ Costume category.

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From healthcare to highway repair, over 40,000 MGEU members across the province deliver the public services we count on every day.

They’re hard at work on the frontlines and behind the scenes keeping Manitoba going and growing.

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Community Coming Together to Help Find our Missing Kababayan

By Leila Castro Leilacastro.ca@gmail.com

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s immigrants, we gave up many life comforts in our home country including the support system of having many relatives and friends around. Here in Canada, we work hard to reach our dream of having a far better life. No one is prepared for the worst situation that could possibly hit a family. A situation that makes us realize that we indeed are vulnerable, being immigrants.

When we found out that we have a missing kababayan, 204 Neighbourhood Watch immediately connected with various Winnipeg community social media groups and with Bear Clan. Twenty-four hours from the time Eduardo “Eddie” Balaquit was last seen, 204 Neighbourhood Watch patrollers met with the family’s relatives and friends of at least a dozen people while they were doing search at the Brookside Cemetery. Realizing that a centralized plan was needed, that same evening we spoke to Eddie’s son and suggested about engaging a Bear Clan volunteer skilled in finding missing persons and having a more organized and coordinated search effort. We designated an indoor assembly area for the evening search party and 204 Neighbourhood Watch made a call to different networks, including the 204 Filipino Marketplace social media group, for bayanihan action.

On the following day, inquires and

pledges for food and water started flooding my inbox. At 530pm, we arrived at the assembly venue and found an overwhelming number of volunteers. Close to 200 people joined the evening search. The volunteers were dispatched to areas surrounding the place where Eddie was last seen. On search day 3, there were again around 200 people that showed up. Volunteers were instructed to concentrate on the open field at King Edward and Brookside. Within 204 Filipino Marketplace social media group where over 30 thousand Filipino Manitobans are connected, hundreds mentioned about offering prayers and helped spread the announcements. Searching for Eddie continued for another week, until WPS mandated all community search efforts to stop, as it focused on Arborg town, north of Winnipeg.

Each night we ended our search with a community gathering over food provided by generous business owners and individuals.

We witnessed how frustration pounds hard on the family members who are very worried about Eddie.

Many times, I was asked on media interviews if the search went well.

I always responded that it was not successful because we did not find Eddie, but it went well in terms of the number of people that came out to join the search, considering that we are immigrants, we have

For two nights, generous Aristocrat Restaurant donated delicious dinner.

Contributing Writers:

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Johnny Cantiveros

Max Sangil

Jackie Wild

Ryan Reyes

Gem & Lita Anis

Derick Ramos

Levy Abad

Allan Madriaga

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Ron Cantiveros

Nonie Manalili

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Our missing kababayan Eduardo Balaquit.

Around 200 people searched the open field at Brookside and King Edward.

Tony & Letty Antonio

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fewer relatives and friends here compared back home. But based on what we see happening now, it is evident that we have here a wonderful community that provides the much-needed support system to any immigrant in devastating situation.

Eduardo Balaquit has been missing since June 4, 2018.

His last possible location was at 380 Keewatin Street around 6-8pm. He is 5’4” in height and 155 lbs medium build. Please phone the police if you have any information about him. For search schedules and updates, please see announcements at fb page Help find Eduardo Balaquit, and fb groups 204 Neighbourhood Watch Inc. and 204 Filipino Marketplace.

You may also help by donating to gofundme account Bring Eduardo Balaquit Home.

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WHAT WE CANNOT LOSE Even to your old age, I am He, and even to gray hairs I will carry you! I have made, and I will hear; even I will carry will carry, and will deliver you. Isaiah 46:4 Years ago I heard about an elderly gentleman who was suffering from the first stages of dementia. He lamented the fact that he often forgot about GOD. "Don't you worry", said a good friend, "HE will never forget you."

Growing old is perhaps the hardest task we have to face in this life. As the saying goes, "Getting old is not for sissies."

Mainly, growing old is about loses. We devote most of our early life to acquiring things, but they are merely things we will lose as we age. We lose our strength, our looks, our friends, our job. We may lose our wealth, our home, our health, our spouse, our independence, and perhaps

the greatest loss of all, our sense of dignity and self-worth.

But there is one thing that you and I will never lose - THE LOVE OF GOD. "Even to your old age, I am He," GOD said to the prophet, "and even to gray hairs I will carry you! I have made, and I will bear, even I will carry, and deliver you" (Isaiah 46:4).

"The righteous shall flourish like a pal tree," wrote the songwriter (Psalm 92:12). "Those who are planted in the house of the Lord shall flourish in the courts of our GOD. They shall still bear fruit in old age" Psalm 92:13-14).

JESUS loves me, this I know, Though my hair is white as snow; Though my sight is growing dim, Still He bids me trust in Him. GOD'S LOVE NEVER

GROWS OLD. The smile on my face doesn't mean my life is perfect; It means I appreciate what I have and what GOD has blessed me with.

BIBLE VERSES ABOUT INDEPENDENCE DAY Galatians 5:1 - It is for FREEDOM that CHRIST has set us free. Stand firm, then, and do not let yourselves be burdened again by a yoke of slavery.

Galatians 5:13 - You my brothers, were called to be FREE.

Kung papalarin akong tumama ng milyung-milyong dolyar, e ba't hinde? Ikaw, ayaw mo bang magkaroon ng limpaklimpak na salapi? Wala ka bang by aLfie vera mella mga plano kung paano mo ito elfideas102@yahoo.com gagastusin kung sakaling palarin kang tumama sa lotto?

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7 But do nit use your FREEDOM to indulge the sinful nature; rather, serve one another in Love.

2 Corinthians 3:17 - Now the Lord is the Spirit and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is FREEDOM Romans 8:21 - That the creation itself will be liberated from its bondage to decay and brought into the glorious FREEDOM of the children of GOD.

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Favorite Album Part 4 by aLfie vera mella elfideas102@yahoo.com

Metal is another broad genre of music, from the sappiest and catchiest Glam/Pop Metal ballads to the most brutal Death Metal grinders, to the most blasphemous Black Metal rituals and the most neckbreaking Thrash speedsters. And I have

favorites as well from each of these subgenres.

And I will start with the mostderogated Metal genres of all—Glam/ Pop Metal, whose commercial peak was the period 1986–1992. Here are my most

favorite albums in the category. No matter how many music enthusiasts ridicule it, this subgenre of Metal remains well-loved!

I actually love the entire genre Metal in practically the same intensity as I love also New Wave and Progressive Rock.

Van Halen - 5150 (1986) Choosing which album by Van Halen is the best is a matter of personal taste and experience. The reason this album i s my favorite is because it contains three Power ballads that meant something personal to me: "Why Can't This Be Love?," "Dreams," and "Love Walks In." Listening to these songs right now makes me tearyeyed. Such is the power of songs to draw emotions from a serious listener.

Guns ’N’ Roses - Appetite for Destruction (1987) What self-respecting Metalhead didn't fall in love with the band especially because of this powerful album of stellar intensity? Simply a sweet album o' mine!

Bon Jovi - New Jersey (1988) My first introduction to Bon Jovi was 1986's 'Slippery when Wet,' but this album was what really resonated with me. "Blood on Blood" did it for me.

Skid Row - Skid Row (1989) "I Remember You"! Enough said.

Warrant - Cherry Pie (1990) Another album that resonated so deeply in me, primarily because "I Saw Red" became the theme song of my then broken heart, courtesy of someone whom I used to love so much during this era.

Mr. Big - Lean into It (1991) When this superband came out, the debut album was a sure hit. But this one was what saw the band in their subtler yet more creative and still virtuosic predisposition.

"Green-Tinted Sixties Mind"--yeah!

Memories! Bliss!

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Hayp - Hayp (1991) In the Philippine archives, the only album that I could classify as proper Pop/ Glam Metal that really impressed me was the self-titled, only album of Hayp, which was comprised by virtuosic musicians... very befitting in the genre that they operated within. And I'm honored for my former band's having performed backto-back with Hayp a number of times at Club Dredd Timog in 1991/1992; and the honor of having guitarist M e n d e z walked into the stage one gig during the last song of our set to engage my bandmate guitarist Rain Paggao in a 'Crossroads'reminiscent lick trading to the delight of the ecstatic crowd of that night's jampacked Club Dredd.

Saigon Kick - The Lizard (1992) When this album came out, the oncebright star of the genre was already waning, giving way to the next darling-genre of the mainstream--Grunge and Alternative Rock.

But this particular album still came to my hands--a gift from a former love, who sang to me "Love Is on the Way." I fell in love all over again, only to realize that the love that she was referring to--being "on the way"--was not meant for me anymore but already for another guy. I cried millions of teardrops to this fucking beautiful song back in those days! Good thing that I could listen now to this album in peace. But then, of course, some sad memories will never be forgotten. They remain forever.

Final Note There are still so many albums on my list of favorites from this genre (Poison, White Lion, Aerosmith, Nelson, Damn Yankees, Steelheart) but this Top 8 should do for now.

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Street Festival: Celebrating the Filipino Spirit

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he 7th annual Manitoba Filipino Street Festival and Parade shines a light on Filipino talent, culture, spirit and cuisine in the new two-day celebration. The Manitoba Filipino Street Festival is the largest Filipino

community event in Manitoba and brings together corporate partners, community associations, and Filipino food vendors.

This year’s festival moved from Broadway and Memorial,

1st Place Best Decorated Float, 2nd Place Best Decorated Tent and 2nd Place Best Cultural Dance/Custome: BIBAK Association of Manitoba

1st Place Best Decorated Tent: Quezon Province Association of Manitoba.

back to the heart of the Filipino community in the Maples. The Maples Multiplex was the new site for the festival and the annual parade was held along Jefferson Ave.

2nd Place Best Decorated Float: Tribu Senyor Sto. NiĂąo.

3rd Place Best Cultural Dance/Custome: Isabela Association of Manitoba.

3rd Place Best Decorated Float and Best Choreography: Pinoy Photographes of Winnipeg.

1st Place Best Cultural Dance/Custome: Pinoy Alliance of Canada.

3rd Place Best Cultural Dance/Custome: Winnipeg Sikaran Arnis Academy

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KZ Tandingan to hold concert at MOA KZ Tandingan will be having a concert on June 22 at the Mall of Asia Arena.

The 26-year-old former participant of “Singer 2018” in China will have a reunion performance with her former ASAP Soul Sessions co-members Jay-R, Kyla, Daryl Ong, and Jason Dy. Other special guest performers are Iñigo Pascual, Moira Dela Torre, and KZ’s boyfriend TJ Monterde. Now that KZ, whose full name is Kristine Zhenie Tandingan, is making it big, she can’t help but recall her participation in the first season of “The X Factor Philippines” in 2012, particularly when she became part of the bottom two.

She shared that that she believed it took a while for her singing career to take off as God has amazing plans for everyone.

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The “Queen of Multimedia” confidently took off her blazer to show off her sexier figure in front of everyone while saying, “Hashtag mayor this is what you’re missing.” However she stressed that her sexier body is not only for the mayor’s attention but also for her health In reply to a question, Kris said Herbert was the person that she both hate and love. She added that she was willing to give up being “Kris Aquino” but it was still not enough for the actor turned politician. She admitted that she still has feelings for the mayor but he has already forgiven him because forgiveness is a gift she AUD480 Carrier Filipino.pdf;Customer is responsiblegave for herself. accuracy

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hindi nila alam ang gagawin nila rito. Samakatuwid, hindi sila takot sa pera dahil masama ito, kundi takot sila sa sarili nila kasi baka may tendency silang gamitin ito sa hindi maganda, o sadyang kulang sila sa ideya kung paano

nilang gagamitin nang maayos ang pera.

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Kaya nagtataka ako sa mga tao na nagsasabi na hindi nila kailangan ang pera, e samantalang andaming magagandang bagay na maaari nitong paglaanan.

There are four good sources of money: job, business, lottery winning, inheritance.

And there is only one evil

source of money: Illegal activities, which includes stealing, tax evasion, doctoring expenditure documents, using church/religious/charity donations for personal gains and pleasure, and political/ governmental corruption.

Sa Madaling Salita Ang pera e hindi masama.

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17 bagay sa mundo, ang paraan kung paano ginagamit ang pera ang nagiging mabuti o masama.

Ngayon, kung ayaw mop ala ng pera e bakit ka pa nagtatrabaho?

Bakit ka pa tumataya sa lotto?

Kaya aminin mo na! Gusto mo rin ng maraming pera. Ayaw mo lang sigurong mamalato kung sakaling magkaroon ka ng marami nito.

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Horoscope You start with a lighthearted and playful spirit with plenty of options for discussing, conducting business, and making new and profitable connections. Your social sector could encourage you out and about, which will lift your spirits. But there might be some tension surrounding certain issues, especially when sensitive feelings may cause upset. Someone you meet or work with might want to take control, perhaps putting you into a spin, further enhancing this sensitivity.

The cosmos suggests that you should be bold and not afraid to try something different. Trust your instinct - your friends and colleagues appreciate your sensitivity. A brand-new idea or direction that inspires you could boost your mood. You could discover that good luck or the kindness of others gives you all the courage you need. You could find yourself instantly attracted to someone in a position of authority.

Your communication zone could annoy your interest in getting out and doing something different. It’s a great for a gathering of friends and enjoying fun times, especially if you’re willing to move in new circles. When it comes to your career and goals this could bring one or two realizations your way. They may not happen, but you may become aware of the flaws in a plan or ambition.

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You could realize that you’ve been mistake by certain beliefs. Once you gain this understanding, it would be wise to do something about it. On a more positive note, this could bring a very upbeat opportunity your way. It might be creative or romantic, but whatever it is, you could find it very rewarding.

You seem to be filled with positive energy and happy thoughts on the inside and the outside. Where there’s a will, there’s a way! This certainly has a social aspect to it. In addition, a relationship may grow stronger if you can communicate with total honesty. Be careful that you don’t ruffle someone’s feathers at work. Your association with a certain colleague might require careful handling.

Opportunities to work more closely with someone might prove very rewarding and net you a new and supportive friend. With expressive your guide making a harmonious sector of communication, they could be quite uplifting. In addition, with retrograde in your relationship zone, insights may now be available that can help you make the most of your closest relationships.

A chance to boost your income or take advantage of a golden opportunity could be yours early. However, also aligning with your work zone, it might be a good idea to investigate this more deeply before you commit. With some discussion, this could work out very well for you. You may find yourself in the limelight and the topmost sector of your chart.

With continuing its journey through your financial zone, this can be a good time to take stock of your skills and abilities. If you get a glimmer of understanding about what’s going on, this is the time to do something about it.

Don’t leave it until it’s too late. If there are any that are presently underused and that could potentially make you money, this might be a good time to develop them further.

In your sector of romance and creativity, it’s possible that getting away from it all could result in a charming encounter. If you’re offered an opportunity to travel, accepting it could work out very well. If you’ve been busy for some time and are now in need of a break, this could be the perfect chance to kick back and relax. And it might have romantic potential, too, if you’re open to this.

Your relationship sector moving encounters and could have quite an impact on you. In fact, it could control and leave you wondering how you might get to know this person better. If you’ve been planning on asking him or her out on a date, you may no longer be able to resist. They also could inspire you to take a closer look at your habits and routines and see if you can make any positive changes to any of them. Even a few small adjustments can leave you feeling happier and healthier.

paying attention to those subtle messages that come to you from within. At the same time, you could feel drawn to take time out for reflection and meditation. And doing so could help you feel more relaxed and peaceful within.

And more sensitive zone of your chart could put you in touch with powerful emotions. This can be a good time to process through experiences that may have held you back in the past.

A very beautiful set of aspects could bring new people into your life, as well as opportunities to sharpen your skills and talents. There could also be a romance in the offing if you play your cards right. Your leisure sector brings fresh opportunities to take it easy and enjoy pleasurable hobbies and pastimes that can help you relax. However, they may need extra care because a friend could seem rather critical.

If so, try no.

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MAFTI Cultural Presentation

by Gemma Dalayoan

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he Manitoba Association of Filipino Teachers Inc. (MAFTI) held its Cultural Presentation on Wednesday, Jun13, 2018 at the Philippine Canadian Centre of Manitoba (PCCM) on Keewatin Street with more than 300 attendees. Six schools that teach the Filipino After-School Program provided different numbers centred on the theme: Stronger Together, which is also the theme of the Philippine Heritage Week.

The schools that participated their numbers were the following: Dufferin School- teacher- Mary Jane Napolitano Lord Nelson School- Glenda Medina Sargent Park School- Gemmarose Claveria Shaughnessy Park School - Loreta Genota Sister McNamarra - Jem Torres Stanley Knowles - Teachers: Michelle Feliciano; Nena Malicad First Prize winners: Singing Contest Primary - Jazelle Policarpio – Lord Nelson School Intermediate - Caleb Saladaga - from Lord Nelson School Tula or Poem-Primary - David Baloy; Intermediate - KC Salazar from Dufferin School Choral Recitation - Sister McNamara School Special thanks was given to Chat Maog and Alvin Torres who helped in the creation of the choral poems.

Individual winners for the poem and singing contests were given cash prizes and contestants for all categories were given bags of goodies presented by Carrie Barroga, treasurer of MAFTI and Clarita Manzano, Chairperson of the Filipino Heritage Program.

Invocation was led by Victoria Cabrera, Vice-President of MAFTI MAFTI Rondalla led by Dally Gutierrez and Girlie Lozada accompanied by the singing of the Philippine Anthem and O Canada.

Genalyn Aseron Tan, president of MAFTI, gave the opening remarks.

Wab Kinew, NDP Opposition Leader and MLA for Fort Rouge had a short talk emphasizing the importance of heritage language. He was wellapplauded by the audaience.

Closing remarks was given

by Gemma Dalayoan, MAFTI Internal Consultant and Adviser thanking in general the parents, government officials, MAFTI Board and members, guests, and everyone who helped in making the program successful. The program’s emcee was Clarita Manzano, Chairperson of the Filipino Heritage Program.

Five volunteers from Royal

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Bank of Canada led by Tes Aeilo came to help out in the orderly distribution of the snacks and other little jobs.

Everyone enjoyed watching the program concluding that children always offer so much joy to everyone.

The program ended with everyone having snacks with “siopao” donated

by Bakerite on Keewatin, pansit, and eggroll from MAFTI, juice from McDonald on Keewatin and coupons given by Amit Kapoor, owner of McDonald on Keewatin.

The program ended at 8:00 p.m. with all participants delighted of what they had experienced in celebration of MAFTI’s Cultural Presentation.

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established a free department for underprivileged children – and they asked my sisters and me to attend. They closed the free department a few years later, but five of us kept going and they didn’t charge us anything. What did that education mean for me? From being an illiterate child, ignorant, malnourished and insecure, I became someone who learned to read, discovered numbers and devoured everything.

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orn August 8, 1964 in a small island in the province of Iloilo, Philippines, Mary Astrid Segovia Tuminez was raised in extreme poverty. She was the sixth of seven children. Their mother left them when she was only five years old. Their oldest sister, who was only 15 years old then, raised them.

“I was illiterate on the first day of school. In my school, the smartest child was put in the first seat, first row. The dumbest child was in the last seat, last row, and I was actually in the last seat, last row. But after a few months, I’m happy to report that I ended up sitting right in front – and I’m here where I am now all because of my access to education.

“Speaking personally, education really is the great equalizer. If you grow up underprivileged, education offers you the chance to discover an entire world. You might live in a village or under a bridge in Manila and know nothing about anything, but education can set your mind free. Any time you open up a mind, you’re opening up possibilities.”

[Source: Wikipedia]

Right after their mother left, Astrid and her siblings were fortunate to receive a scholarship to attend a private school run

by Catholic nuns. She credits the nuns for giving her the opportunity to get an education, which she believed gave her the success and accomplishments in her early years. She believed that education enables individuals to fulfill their dreams and maximize their potential in life.

A new life in the U.S. Tuminez went to the United “A pivotal event changed the States in 1982 to start new life arc of my life when I was five years when she was 18 years old. old. Nuns from a Catholic order She held a student visa but she called the Daughters of Charity eventually became a U.S. citizen. began talking with my mother She began her study at Brigham and older sisters one day. The Young University (BYU). She Daughters of Charity ran one of earned a bachelor’s degree in the best convent schools in Iloilo Russian and international relations City: the Colegio del Sagrado from BYU. She then went to Corazon de Jesus. They had just Harvard University where she

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Dr. Astrid Tuminez rises to the top earned a master’s degree in Soviet Studies. After that, she studied at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) where she earned her Ph.D. in Political Science and Government.

Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy (National University of Singapore). She trained more than 2,000 private sector professionals in leadership and organizational change. She was also charged to lead marketing, fundraising, After completing her studies, and grants administration for the Dr. Tuminez went to work at the National University of Singapore.

Carnegie Corporation of New York as a program officer, focused on In 2012, Dr. Tuminez grant making in democratization, authored, “Rising to the Top? A conflict prevention, and non- Report on Women’s Leadership in proliferation of weapons of mass Asia,” a project supported by the destruction.

Asia Society and the Rockefeller Foundation.

In the 1990’s, Dr. Tuminez She has been a U.S. Institute joined AIG Global Investments as a research director and ran the of Peace scholar, a Freeman fellow Moscow office of the Harvard of the Salzburg Global Seminar, a Project on Strengthening fellow at the Harvard Kennedy Democratic Institutions.

This School, a distinguished alumna was where she worked with of Brigham Young University, a leading reformers of communism. fellowship recipient of the Social She was also a senior advisor to Science Research Council and the Salzburg Global Seminar, and the MacArthur Foundation, and a consultant to the World Bank, a member of the International and institutional sales/research Advisory Board of the Asian professional at Brunswick Women Leadership University project and the Institute on Warburg.

Disability and Public Policy.

In 2003, Dr. Tuminez went to She serves on the board of work at the U.S. Institute of Peace as a senior research consultant, the Philippines’ second largest where she assisted in advancing bank, the Bank of the Philippine peace negotiations between the Islands, and board member of Philippine government and the Singapore American School, and Moro Islamic Liberation Front ASKI Global, a non-governmental (MILF). She worked in that organization (NGO), which was focused on training and financing capacity until 2007. entrepreneurship among Asian She was also a member women migrant laborers. She and former adjunct fellow of the served ASKI's Chair of the Board Council on Foreign Relations, until 2017. and was the author of the book, In October 2012, Dr. Tuminez “Russian Nationalism Since 1856: Ideology and the Making joined Microsoft as Regional of Foreign Policy,” and other Director for Corporate, External publications on a range of and Legal Affairs for Southeast subjects.

Asia.

She led a team that supported 15 markets and earned Move to Singapore more than $1 billion in revenues.

After her stint with the Her role was to strengthen U.S. Institute of Peace, Dr. government relations, and Tuminez took a challenging job cultivate corporate citizenship, in Singapore as Vice-Dean of including business and regulatory Research and Assistant Dean initiatives in that region; and of Executive Education at the enhance understanding of trending issues shaping regulation and policy, specifically drivers of inclusive growth in the 4th Industrial Revolution.

Dr. Tuminez was an advocate for increased global access to education for women.

She delivered a TEDxChiang Mai presentation, “Dare to Empower and be Empowered,” where she discussed the necessity of providing leadership and educational opportunities to women and laid out concrete steps for organizations to encourage, utilize, and sustain female talent. In various opinion pieces, interviews, and articles, she stated: “The economic growth we have in Asia looks a lot less impressive when you consider that half the population is not realizing its full potential.

Women are ready to do more and be more. We can be engineers, mathematicians, business people,

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educators – or whatever else we dream of being.”

In 2013, Dr. Tuminez was named one of the “Top 100 Global Influencers” by the Filipina Women’s Network of the United States.

University President On April 20, 2018, Dr. Tuminez was introduced as the seventh president of Utah Valley University (UVU) in Orem, Utah. The Utah State Board of Regents unanimously voted for her appointment. UVU serves more than 37,200 students and is the largest public university in Utah. It is one of the few in the nation that offers a dual-mission model that combines the rigor of a teaching university with the accessible vocational programs of a community college. Among the eight colleges and universities that comprise the Utah System of Higher Education, women lead three others. Dr. Tuminez is the fourth. However, she is the first woman to become UVU President.

[Source: Deseret News/Marjorie Cortez] Being selected a UVU President "is in some ways overwhelming, but my life was completely transformed by education," she said. “I was really intrigued by type of education that is being done here, the dual mission, which I thought was bold and experimental and also, really the right kind of approach in the 21st century. It addresses inclusion in a big way at a time when the world and societies are polarized and socio-economic differences are becoming bigger and bigger," she added. [Ibid] Daniel W. Campbell, chairman of the board of regents, said Tuminez’s experience, vision, and dedication to student success would ensure that UVU continues to thrive in the coming years. “Dr. Tuminez has proven to be a dynamic leader across academic, nonprofit, public policy and corporate sectors.

Throughout her storied career, she has focused on bridging gaps in education and opportunity to make a difference in people’s lives, which seamlessly aligns with UVU’s institutional mission and core themes,” Campbell said.

[Ibid] Dr. Tuminez is fluent in English, Russian, Hiligaynon (Ilonggo), French, Tagalog and a working knowledge of Spanish.

She enjoys running and has completed one marathon and four half-marathons. She had 11 years of martial arts training in a system called Tan's Dazzling Hands while living in New York City. She is married and has three children.

At the time she was appointed UVU President, Dr. Tuminez was resident in Singapore.

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Triskelion Fishing Derby Triskelion Fishing Derby dubbed as Adante Aquino Memorial Cup in honour of the late former Chairman of Triskelion Manitoba

Regional Council held last June 2nd place Arnold Baysa 2, 2018 in Selkirk, MB. The 3rd place Richard Raymundo following are the winners: Consolation: Fastest Catch John 1st place Ruffy Alinsob Vic Magbuhos

Virginia Zoleta Bautista turned 75!

Virginia celebrated her 75th birthday last June 4. On behalf of her family— Mark and Lorelei Bautista, Giovanni and Judith Diestro, and EJ Diestro and Ina Bautista—Filipino Journal is also happy to celebrate such a milestone in Virginia’s life.

Happy Father’s Day to Bien

Riza, John, Arbien, and Bienna would like to greet once again the pillar of their lives—Bien Liwanag—a Happy Father’s Day!

Till We Get Together Again, Betilez Family

Ramon, Pearl, Raymond, Maddy, Paul, Lovely, and Monchie spent a delightful two-week vacation here in Winnipeg with their relatives Bien and Riza Liwanag. The Betilez family is now back in Bulacan, Philippines. May they visit us again in the near future.

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Flordeliza Rembon, OFSAM’s 2018 Mother of the Year Flordeliza Rembon is the Original Filipino Senior Association of Manitoba's 2018 Mother of the Year.

This annual celebration which highlights the role of the mother in our society is more than a family affair. The members of Flordeliza family attended the celebration led by Letty Duque Antonio, president of OFSAM and other officers and members who offered flowers and gifts; Boyet Rembon escorted his mother to the podium for recognition.

Rey Manguba, his son-in-law cited some of the qualities of Flordeliza, making herself as the role model. Rey mentioned some of the singing prowess of his mother-in-law. Other children

and grandchildren and relatives joined the celebration.

Jenelle Maranan and Yarie Rembon, her grandchildren, performed a special dance. The former Mother and Father of the Year recipients were introduced: Rene and Thelma Macaro, Lucia

Feliciano, Vicky De Jesus, Mercie and Pablo Cuaresma, Zeny and Cesar Fronda, and Tony and Letty Antonio.

Rene and Thelma Macaro, 2017 Mother and Father of the Year, bestowed the sash during the celebration; corsage by Boyet and

Dory Rembon; bouquet of flowers

by Rey and Cynthia Manguba, Liza Maranan, Jonathan and Giffthy de Juan; trophy, Letty and Tony Antonio; special gifts were given by Tony and Letty Antonio,

Flordeliza Rembon, 2018 OFSAM Mother of the Year, with her family members.

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Lori, Juanita, Vicky, Mercie, Julie, family members and friends. Tony Antonio, adviser, gave the closing remarks.

Public dancing followed.

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