8<strong>Headline</strong><strong>Gitnang</strong> <strong>Luzon</strong>MAY 8, 2013CROSSWORD PUZZLEles.com for hints and solutions!Across1. “____ Tor,” Anderson play 24. Fell a cropDown 2. Other, south of the border 28. Peter 25. Fonda Breakfast role roll3. Fall fruit27. ____ -Chinese1. Gala affair4. Verdi opus29. Springsteen's28. One wet"___behindFire"the ears2. L.A.-based 5. Like petroleum a fox giant 30. Like 29. ___ Dance (probably) popularized in the6. Comic-book screech1930’s3. Combust7. ___ wolf (person who 31. Stiff 30. and N.J. stony citydoesn’t like to work with31. Domains4. Electrode-relatedothers)35. ___bene35. Make, as an income5. March or 8. Roach Shakespearean “shortly” 36. Hair 36. roller Unclothed result9. 1962 John Wayne movie 37. Georgia and Ukraine, once:6. Nothing's 10. opposite Tokyo “ta-ta!” 37. Greeting Abbr. to Hitler11. Online birthday greeting 39. In the near past7. Gershwin's12. Rear-___"___ Plenty(roado'mishap)39. Ensued41. Sea inletsNuttin'" 13. 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First-aid plantPuzzle ID: #I361PH1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1314 15 1617 18 1920 21 2223 24 25 2627 28 29 30 3132 33 34 35 36 3738 39 40 41 4243 44 45 46 4748 49 5051 52 53 5455 56 57 58 59 60 6162 63 64 6566 67 6869 70 71Marvel’s Iron Man 3MTRCB Rating: GP12:45 PM | 3:30 PM | 6:15 PM | 9:00 PMSM PAMPANGA | Cinema 3Dark SkiesMTRCB Rating: PG-1312:20 PM | 2:30 PM | 4:40 PM | 6:50PM | 9:00 PMSM PAMPANGA | Cinema 4One Piece Film: ZMTRCB Rating: PG-1312:15 PM | 2:30 PM | 4:45 PM| 7:00 PMSM PAMPANGA | Cinema 5It Takes A Man AndA Woman11:00 AM | 1:30 PM | 4:00 PM |6:30 PM | 9:00 PMSM PAMPANGA | Cinema 6The Bride And The LoverMTRCB Rating: R-1311:40 AM | 2:00 PM | 4:20 PM |6:40 PM | 9:00 PM50. Specks on a map61. MMMVIII 51. “For ___ ÷ the II sun breedmaggots in a dead dog...”:64. "__HamletKapital": Marx65. __ 52. glance Dynamite inventor53. Thin as ___56. Macy Gray’s first Top 10tune57. Cause for a plumber59. Beat60. City southeast of Turin61. Gender: Abbr.64. Freezer stuff65. Letter writer’safterthoughtsSM CLARK| Cinema 1TranceMTRCB Rating: R-1611:00 AM | 1:00 PM | 3:00 PM |5:00 PM | 7:00 PM | 9:00 PMSM CLARK | Cinema 2Marvel’s Iron Man 3MTRCB Rating: GP10:35 AM | 1:15 PM | 3:55 PM |6:35 PM | 9:15 PMSM CLARK | Cinema 3Marvel’s Iron Man 3 in 3DMTRCB Rating: GP11:30 AM | 2:20 PM | 5:10 PM | 8:00 PMSM CLARK | Cinema 4One Piece Film: ZMTRCB Rating: PG-1312:00 PM | 2:15 PM | 4:30 PM | 6:45 PM| 9:00 PMSM CLARK | Cinema 5The Bride And The LoverMTRCB Rating: R-1310:35 AM | 12:40 PM | 2:45 PM | 4:50PM | 6:55 PM | 9:00 PMSM CLARK| Cinema 6Dark SkiesMTRCB Rating: PG-1312:00 PM | 2:15 PM | 4:30 PM | 6:45PM | 9:00 PMSM CLARK | IMAXMarvel’s Iron Man 3 in 3DMTRCB Rating: GP12:15 PM | 3:20 PM | 6:20 PM |9:30 PML547TBAcross1. ___ Diamond5. Psalm word10. One skilled in divination14. The way for Cicero15. Helmsley of hotels16. Skin outbreak17. Boy Scout’s creation19. In triplicate, a Seinfeld catchphrase20. Dike, Eunomia and Irene21. Smitten23. Bookworm, perhaps26. 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Cut like a letter openerLAST ISSUE ANSWERSSM CITY SAN FERNANDODowntown | Cinema 1Marvel’s Iron Man 3MTRCB Rating: GP12:45 PM | 3:30 PM | 6:15 PM | 9:00 PMSM CITY SAN FERNANDODowntown | Cinema 2It Takes A Man And A Woman12:30 PM | 3:10 PM | 5:50 PM | 8:30 PMSM CITY SAN FERNANDODowntown | Cinema 3One Piece Film: ZMTRCB Rating: PG-1311:40 AM | 2:00 PM | 4:20 PM | 6:40 PM| 9:00 PMMARQUEEMALL | Cinema 1Identity ThiefMTRCB Rating: R-1611:55 AM | 2:15 PM | 4:35 PM | 6:55 PM |9:15 PMMARQUEEMALL | Cinema 2Marvel’s Iron Man 3 in 3DMTRCB Rating: GP1:15 PM | 4:00 PM | 6:45 PM | 9:30 PMMARQUEEMALL | Cinema 2TranceMTRCB Rating: R-1612:40 PM | 2:50 PM | 5:00 PM | 7:15PM | 9:30 PMMARQUEEMALL | Cinema 2Marvel’s Iron Man 3MTRCB Rating: GP11:45 AM | 2:35 PM | 5:25 PM |8:15 PMSudokuPuzzle47 2 8 98 5 2 15 9 8 38 2 71 8 26 49 7 13 7 42 8 3 99 7 1 6 54 2 9 5 69 3 77 3 8 5 1HOROSCOPEMedium Sudokuwww.printablesudokSudoku Puzzle 1 Solution3 8 1 2 7 6 9 4 54 5 7 8 3 9 2 1 69 2 6 5 4 1 8 7 38 1 3 6 5 4 7 2 96 4 5 9 2 7 1 3 87 9 2 1 8 3 5 6 45 7 9 3 6 2 4 8 11 6 4 7 9 8 3 5 22 3 8 4 1 5 6 9 7LAST ISSUE solutionSudoku Puzzle 3 Solution1 7 5 4 6 8 9 3 24 2 6 9 7 3 1 5 88 9 3 2 5 1 7 4 69 6 8 7 3 4 2 1 52 1 4 8 9 5 3 6 75 3 7 6 1 2 8 9 46 4 9 3 8 7 5 2 17 5 2 1 4 9 6 8 33 8 1 5 2 6 4 7 9Sudoku Puzzle 5 Solution1 5 7 3 6 8 4 9 28 6 4 5 9 2 1 7 33 2 9 4 1 7 8 6 56 4 3 2 8 1 7 5 9AQUARIUS (JAN. 20 - FEB. 18)5 9 8 6 7 4 2 3 1A vital day is ahead with lots of action. You feel focused and clear-minded. You know just exactly what isneeded and you set about tending to those things. You will find your best opportunity 2 7 1 for 9 success 3 5 this 6 afternoonmay come from applying your writing, speech and intellectual skills while 7 making 1 5 a 8 summary 4 9 or 3 report. 2 64 8This may mean you are taking a class at a junior college or perhaps you are 4 creating 3 2 instructions 1 5 6 or 9 results 8 7from some difficult project. Use your powers of self-expression wisely as you talk about some memory of thepast. Someone you may not know very well may want to know all about an9old neighbor8 6 7or boss.2 3Someone5 1 4else may cook for you this evening so change clothes and really relax and enjoy.Sudoku Puzzle 7 SolutionARIES (MAR. 21-APR. 19)9 3 8 4 1 5 7 2 6Talking, writing, keeping a finger on the pulse of all that’s happening 6 is fun 1 and 7 3 fast 8 moving. 2 5 A 9 reporteror writer type of job keeps you very busy. Practice diplomacy when 4 dealing 2 5 with 7 6 the 9 public. 3 1 Try 84to be fair. Of course, keeping with the truth is where you feel the best. You enjoy your job the bestwhen you can obliterate any narrow-mindedness and again, that is done2with7 4truth6and3facts.1 9There8 5is personal confidence and optimism regarding the subject of your attention 8 5 9 today. 2 This 4 7 afternoon 1 6 3you may set up your own website or begin to learn about writing a computer 1 6 program 3 5 that 9 8 could 2 help 4 7make things more convenient for the things you do on a computer. Energies 7 8 6 are 1 building 2 3 toward 4 5 a 9new or deeper love relationship--pay attention.3 9 2 8 5 4 6 7 1CANCER (JUN 22- JUL 22)5 4 1 9 7 6 8 3 2You show a propensity to engage in hard work and to obtain financial security these days. If youdo not have a family to care for, you may find yourself working at a couple of jobs. Setting up agood foundation is something you actually have fun doing. You may also perceive how to proceedwith plans and decisions regarding your life goals. This is a good time to examine and think aboutwhat is important and of lasting value. This may be one of those times when you can be homeearly enough to enjoy a sunset. You enjoy your home and the friends that are around you. Anyemotional bridge has a short stay with your positive attitude. Movies and music are your choicesfor entertainment this evening. A good italian dinner may be in order tonight.CAPRICORN (DEC. 22 - JAN 19)A project in the workplace today will benefit from your input. You feel strongly about expressingyour thoughts and you might consider a quick memo to the person in charge. Keep a record ofyour memo. Remember, no good deed goes forward without some responsibility. You may findyourself in charge of the next project if your ideas are approved--think about it. You find yourselftalkative and quick-witted. Ideas are clear and easy to process. This afternoon, enjoy a bit of timein seeing the world through a child’s eyes. It is wonderful how true his or her thinking can be. Readto a child or look through a book of poems and find one to enjoy. Perhaps together, you can createa little poem. It would be to record the end result.GEMINI (MAY 21-JUN 21)There is a desire to free yourself from the hard work you may have set up for yourself this week.You will, however, need to pay attention to your mood so that you do not become impatient withothers. If you can just focus on the business at hand, you may learn some new techniques thatyou can use for yourself. The more you learn, the more opportunities open up for you to help youstep up the corporate ladder. Monetary rewards are forthcoming. Talking and writing keep you informedand you enjoy the connection with others that comes with writing--it draws out everyone’simaginative talents. A social event involving friends and associates is quite fun this evening. Youmay be dancing to exotic music. Do not hesitate to network this evening.LEO (JUL 23 - AUG. 23)Your ability to think logically may be suppressed today so be careful of irrational actions. Yourintuition is sharpened and if you listen to that inner voice, it could save you from getting into areasof business, or issues that are sensitive. If you need to talk about your concerns, look for someonethat has insight into the subject matter. Look for new opportunities to grow. The spirit of cooperationand a sharp mental attitude makes it easy for you to move forward. You can relax this eveningat a social event. Tonight may be the best time to gather information that will help you politicallyin your community. Don’t be afraid to network; there are associations available now that make allsorts of opportunities and possibilities available.LIBRA (SEP. 23 - OCT. 23)Someone older today may threaten your own inner need for change and growth. Be watchful and lookfor a motive; there could be some confusion behind the scenes. Tension of a psychological or politicalnature may be present. Financial responsibilities and investments need close attention. Play it safewhere such things are concerned or you could find yourself in a hole. You may feel you are making slowprogress, but remember that patience and hard work really does pay off in the long run. You could bemost persuasive with others, through your intelligent ways of communication. A good conversation withclose friends can be enjoyed when the workday is at an end. You draw emotional nourishment fromideals, friends and social involvement.PISCES (FEB. 19 - MAR. 20)You can’t feel blocked or frustrated today; there are too many things that need accomplishing. Because ofallergies or the temperature of the room or some other source, there may be some reason for a slowdownin productivity. Step back and check out the cause; perhaps if you work with others, they may also behaving some problems. By making a conscious effort to adjust environmental problems, you may be veryhelpful in stepping up production. Communicating is at a high this afternoon. Your timing should be perfect,much better than this morning. Those around you should be responding in positive ways as well. Perhaps itjust needed to stop raining. It is time to enjoy your friends in laughter this evening; pizza time.SAGITTARIUS (NOV. 22 - DEC. 21)Your attention to detail makes this tuesday a perfect day for working out contracts or other complexbusiness negotiations. Difficulty comes with emotional plunges. The facts will usually clearup any confusion. Make sure the written word is understandable. If someone is just annoying, youtry to get along, particularly if there are multiple distractions. Avoid needless stress to either bodyor psyche, whenever possible. You may find plans are being changed for some social affair thisevening. Offer to do what you can to help. You are sure to make some new friends as well as a fewnew business contacts through this effort. There are special moments in a romantic involvementor in a marriage this evening.Robinsons Starmills | Cinema 1Marvel’s Iron Man 3MTRCB Rating: GP11:30 AM | 2:10 PM | 4:50 PM |7:30 PMRobinsons Starmills | Cinema 2Marvel’s Iron Man 3MTRCB Rating: GP12:00 PM | 2:40 PM | 5:20 PM |8:00 PMRobinsons Starmills Cinema 4The Bride And The LoverMTRCB Rating: R-1311:30 AM | 1:40 PM | 3:55 PM | 6:05 PM |8:10 PMRobinsons Starmills Cinema 5TranceMTRCB Rating: R-1612:30 PM | 2:45 PM | 5:00 PM | 7:20 PMRobinsons Angeles Cinema 1Marvel’s Iron Man 3MTRCB Rating: GP11:50 AM | 2:25 PM | 5:00 PM | 7:35 PMRobinsons Angeles Cinema 2Marvel’s Iron Man 3MTRCB Rating: GP12:20 PM | 2:55 PM | 5:30 PM | 8:00 PMSCORPIO (OCT. 24- NOV. 21)This fast moving day may require a bit of wit to navigate. You are able to influence someone that needsencouragement. Clear decisions affecting others could also be successful. This is a period of great mentalactivity and heightened communication with others. Intellectualism and the exchange of ideas are thethings that have special appeal today. Put your mind to work and take care of any details that you mayhave--mental discipline should come easily. You have lots of enthusiasm today and can easily accomplishanything you put your mind to now. It is fortunate that you are capable of keeping up with all the activitiestoday. There are opportunities for outdoor activities and perhaps some group sports with your friendslater in the afternoon.TAURUS (APR. 20-MAY 20)Conversations may be hard to understand today; people keep forgetting to include the subjectmatter. It doesn’t hurt to ask questions, unless someone is impatient. Give the difficult peoplefeedback with a sentence that asks them to repeat instructions or comments differently. And thenmimic back the instructions or comments the way you understand them. This will help draw outanything out that you may have missed. Make it a point to be as low-key as possible and limit decisionmaking until much later this afternoon. You may have animals to care for this afternoon andthey are wonderful distractions to lift the mood and they are a great way to relax. A quiet eveningcan create a more rewarding end to a most busy workday.Robinsons Starmills | Cinema 3At Any PriceMTRCB Rating: R-1612:30 PM | 2:45 PM | 5:00 PM |7:20 PMRobinsons Angeles Cinema 6Identity ThiefMTRCB Rating: R-1612:00 PM | 2:20 PM | 4:40 PM |7:00 PM( Cinema schedules are subject to change without prior notice.)Robinsons Angeles Cinema 3The Bride And The LoverMTRCB Rating: R-1312:30 PM | 2:50 PM | 5:10 PM | 7:40 PMVIRGO (AUG. 23-SEP.22)You are apt to obtain success financially through the power of attraction. You may also spend agreat deal of time interested in beautifying your surroundings at work and at home. You may beplanning a party to improve your position in the world of moneymaking through a business associateor friend. Because of financial gains, you could also spend money very quickly. Be aware ofthis and take an attitude of easy does it. There could be sudden upheavals in your romantic spheretoday. You may feel the urge to break out of monotonous patterns and engage in a spontaneousrelationship with someone new. You could find that you are appreciated or valued for your feelingsor your ability to act and get things done. This is a happy time.
<strong>Headline</strong>9<strong>Gitnang</strong> <strong>Luzon</strong>MAY 8, 2013TUGADE from Page 1CDC Human ResourcesDepartment Manager BonifacioTarenio, Jr. deniedhaving stated that he wasinstructed by CDC PresidentArthur Tugade “to exert alllegal remedies to prevent theimplementation of the (Associationof CDC SupervisoryPersonnel)’s CBA.”He clarified that CDC,being a government corporation,is bound by governmentaccounting and auditingrules to exhaust all legalremedies to protect governmentassets.Tarenio emphasized thatCDC Management “is not anenemy or opponent of theunions as Management hasbeen very generous to its employeesas shown by the salariesand benefits currentlybeing enjoyed by all employ-MASONS from Page 1Abad Santos Memorial Lodge No.333 and Tiburcio Hilario MemorialLodge No. 394, with WorshipfulMaster Dennis Cunanan during theflag ceremony last Monday held atcity hall here.According to Cunanan, Rodriguez’scontribution in the promotionof the cultural heritage of Pampangahas given every Kapampangan somethingto be proud of among otherplaces.Earlier, the Local GovernmentELECTION from Page 1PORAC from Page 1meter of FMR worth P5 million,rehabilitation of FMR inPurok 2 Pabungan area worthP1 million, and gave variousassistance for the lined canalconstruction and covered stagecourt construction, aside fromthe scholarship grants, medicalassistance and Philhealth, andfree services during medical anddental missions.Notable, David added “if itwere not for Madame GMA,baka lumubog na rin ang CalzadangBayu” referring to the hugeCADRE from Page 2structors,” she added.About 24 people participatedin the said activitycoming from the Cities ofMarikina and Silay in NegrosOccidental, OCD – NationalCapital Region, and Bureauof Fire Protection.CADRE is part of theProgram for Enhancementof Emergency Response(PEER) – a regional trainingprogram initiated in 1998 bythe U.S. Agency for InternationalDevelopment’s Officeof U.S. Foreign Disaster Assistance(USAID/OFDA) tostrengthen disaster responsecapacities in Asia.“Prior to the said training,we were also lecturedon basic CADRE last March25 -27 in Antipolo City. Thetraining per se was alreadyconducted among ASEANcountries, through collaborationwith the InternationalFederation of Red Crossand Red Crescent Societies,American Red Cross, AsianDisaster Preparedness Center,and USAID/OFDA,” saidVallejos.Skills learned withCADRE include understandinghazards, disasters andemergencies in the community;developing communityresponse groups; how to securefamily and prepare torespond; First Aid and BasicLife Support; ICS and triage;dead body management; fireemergencies, basic searchees as compared to othergovernment agencies andeven private corporations inClark and Pampanga.”He stated that the issuein this case is technical/legaland “something beyond theauthority” of both CDC andthe unions.RA 10149, otherwiseknown as the GOCC GovernanceAct, mandated theGovernance Commissionfor GOCCs (GCG) to developa Compensation and PositionClassification System(CPCS) which will apply toall officers and employees ofGOCCs.GCG has adopted theposition that GOCCs are nolonger allowed to enter intoCBA with its unions consideringthat the CPCS shallgovern the salaries and benefitsof GOCCs.Executive Order No. 7meanwhile imposes a moratoriumon increases in therates of salaries, and thegrant of new or increases inthe rates of allowances, incentivesand other benefitunless specifically authorizedby the President of thePhilippines.Tarenio added that CDChas always been transparentwith the ACSP and wasmade formally aware thatthe implementation of itsCBA with CDC is subject tothe said approval prescribedby RA 10149.In fact, Tarenio evenadded that ACSP CBA includeda provision that thesame shall be subject to therules and regulations to beissued for GOCCs.Academy (LGA) of the Departmentof Interior and Local Government(DILG) has noted the efforts of Rodriguezto the city’s economic boomas an indication of its “successfulattempts towards local autonomy,”leading to its winning the GalingPook Award in 2009.Sylvestre Barrameda, AssistantHead of Institutional PartnershipUnit of the LGA, added that “MayorOca’s leadership, commitment andpassion to serve are the catalysts ofElections (Comelec).In the peace and ordermeeting on election preparationon Monday, the PampangaPolice Office (PPO),Armed Forces of the Philippines(AFP), mayors and allbarangay officials declaredtheir support to the call ofthe governor to prove thatKapampangans are peacelovingpeople who promotenon-violent election.Board Member MelchorPingol, president of the associationof barangay captainsin the province, said as perPineda’s instruction, he requestedbarangay officials toutilize Barangay ProtectionAction Team (BPATS), tanodsand other volunteers toaugment police visibility.Barangay Captain DaniloSunga of Minalin pledgedto mobilize his 20 barangaytanods to work overtime togetherwith the police andarmy in ensuring the safetyof the people, candidates,ballots and polling centers.Senior SuperintendentOscar Albayalde, new provincialpolice director, admittedthe inadequacy ofpersonnel to closely monitorthe 501 polling centers in theprovince and at the sametime pursue the curbing ofcriminality in the communities.He added the additional10,000 volunteers from allthe barangays can make adifference.“Peaceful election is everybody’sconcern. The PNPand AFP need every assistancethat the barangay canextend to us to achieve successfulelection,” Albayaldesaid.Provincial Director MyrvieFavia of DILG Pampangasupport Arroyo approved for thedesilting of Pasig Portrero Riverthat broke out years back. Thisflood control work is part of theMt. Pinatubo Hazard UrgentMitigation Project (PHUMP)prioritized during the stint offormer President Arroyo andnow continued as congresswoman,to control flooding inlowland areas of Porac and nearbymunicipalities.The accelerated lahar floodingcontrol works in PPR involvesthe desilting of metersthickpyroclastic-flow depositsand repair of breached points,averting mudflows even whendeposition continuous duringheavy rainfall.David also added “CalzadangBayu can sleep peacefully at night”free from looming fear of deathas experienced by others duringlahar mudflows in the past.Calzadang Bayu is still challengedwith the needed projectsin the barangay but hopeful thatArroyo wins second term.•Marna Dagumboy-del RosarioACSP even expressly acknowledgedthe said conditionin its formal communicationswith CDC.The legal issues broughtabout by RA 10149 and EO7 has also been consideredand presented to the Associationof Concerned CDCEmployees (ACCES) in theproposal of the latter to renegotiateits CBA.Given the said legal issues,Tarenio appealed tothe unions for a peaceful andrational resolution of the issuesallowing the processesto take its course.“In the meantime, CDCemployees must supportManagement’s initiatives toachieve its vision and missionfor the common benefitof all stakeholders,” Tareniosaid. ●change in the governance culture ofthe City of San Fernando, makinghim one of the best local chief executivesin the country.”The City of San Fernando, whichhas been recognized over the pastfew years by a number of local, nationaland international award givingbodies, has showcased significanteconomic development anchored onthe principles of good governanceand responsible citizenship underRodriguez’s administration. ●urged the local officials tocooperate in the observanceof peaceful polls through theactivation of their respectivepeace and order councils.Pineda, in that meeting,told barangay officials thatshe is looking forward to thesuccess of the convergence ofefforts of the stakeholders torefute the inclusion of Pampangain the watch-list order.“Peaceful election is thelegacy I want for my firstterm as governor of the province.This is as important aswinning the gubernatorialrace,” she said. ●FOR SMARTPHONES& TABLETS!You can grab our DigitalEdition Copy viawww.headlinegl.com& click Cover Todayand rescue; water emergencies;and final practical exercise,he said.CADRE incorporatessimple elements of medicalfirst responder training andcollapsed structure searchand rescue skills, into a modularcourse. With this training,any member of any vulnerablecommunity in Asia can bebetter prepared to deal withdisasters and emergencies.It targets to developemergency response trainingfor community-based firstresponders; enhance basiclife-saving skills for the 24-72 hours while waiting forprofessional responders toarrive; curriculum to includeelements of medical first responseand light search andrescue; integrate the communitiesto the national responsesystem; and develop community-basedskills in mass casualtymanagement and managementof mass-fatalities.From 2009 to date, 129Filipinos are first responderstrained with CADRE Basiccourse, while 72 – CADRE instructorstrained with CADRE-Training for instructors-instructorsworkshop (TFI-IW).CADRE is running from2009-2014 with projectcountries-Southeast Asia:Philippines, Indonesia, Cambodia,Lao People’s DemocraticRepublic, Vietnam,India, Nepal, Pakistan andBangladesh. ●PEN TALKS from Page 5we finished the show. We got a few more minutes sowe kept walking. Disneyland is too big that you can’tafford wasting time if you wish to visit the wholeplace. It was getting dark as we were about to goback to the Disneyland park for the fireworks. Therewas this very catchy castle named Small World inFantasy land. I knew it was really for kids becausethe boats were small. It was a musical boat ride,and every country was represented by dolls andthey were singing “It’s a Small World” in differentlanguages. Bigla akong nataranta nung marinig koyung Filipino version “Maliit Lang Ang Mundo” andit stuck in my head till we got home. I even bought aDisney musical figurine because of that. After waitingfor Mei and Eujahn ride the roller coaster, we immediatelywent to the park and there I got teary eyedbefore the fireworks ended.It wasn’t really tears of joy because the show wasmoving, but because for a day I had a valid reason tobe child again. I was taken back to my much youngeryears and enjoyed the things I was afraid to imaginethen for fear of being disappointed because Iknew we didn’t have the means to be in Disneyland.Disney used to be just a dream for us less fortunateyet I am telling you now petty stories about myDisney adventures.Sabi nga ng Ginebra “pagbigyan niyo na ako,paminsan minsan lang naman ito!”Now, there’s finally a closure and fulfillment tomy childhood life and this is where my childhoodwishlist ends. •PITIK -BULAG from Page 5nan din kayo niyan, kung wala na rin siyang mapapakinabangan.Hindi tayo malapit kay Oca, hindi rin niyatayo empleyado. Pero gusto ko ang prinsipyo niOca. Hindi ba’t iniwan din ni Oca si GMA? Oo, namanpero nang iwan niya si GMA ay Pangulo paito. Nang iwan niya si GMA ay nasa poder pa itoat maaari pang manalo ang kanyang kaalyadong siGibo Teodoro.Lumipat lang ng partido si Oca dahil sa naniniwalasiya sa prinsipyo ng mga Aquino, mula kinaNinoy at Cory, hanggang kay PNoy. At tapos na namanang termino ni Gloria.Sa pagiging mayor niya, hindi naman siyanapahiya bagkus marami siyang dapat ikarangalsa itinakbo ng kanyang pangangasiwa sa City Hall.Maraming karangalan at proyekto ang dinala niOca sa City of San Fernando kaya marapat lamangna regaluhan siya ng karagdagang termino parapangunahan ang Tersera Distrito sa kongreso.Magagamit din ni Oca ang kanyang koneksyonkay PNoy. Walang problema, hindi naman siyacontractor. Hindi naman siya mangungurakot.Nagpaparinig ka yata? Loko, ala kung sasabianmakaniyan. That’s bad. Pota abasa ne. Nino? Ongeni mo. Sabian kuna kanita. Bato, bato sa langitang tamaan huwag magagalit. Makananung emimwa, eleksyun ngeni. Awa ne.Your last statement, please! Kay Oca Rodriguez,Tersera Distrito ay da best. Kay Dong Gonzales,Tersera Distrito daw ay may “conflict of interest”.Ha? Ang sakit niyan. ●LOCAL BANDS from Page 2Proceeds of the event would go to various charitablefoundations and orphanages in Pampanga.Austria was also very thankful to the supportof sponsors, especially to the CDC Tourism PromotionsDepartment for their support.“The support of CDC in our endeavor is a bigthing. It makes us feel that we are being recognizedby these big companies who are willing to supportthe Kapampangan band scene and Kapampanganmusic as well,” added the organizer.Additionally, Austria announced that, with thesuccess of the concert, they will continuously holdgigs which will allow them to help out other charitablecauses, while at the same time, express theirpassion for music.“We’re doing something that we love to do. It’sfor the love of the music and for the love of our fellowKapampangans,” he ended. ●PARADE from Page 3route of the religious had been changed and it alsorained hard.The procession starts and ends at the churchalong JASA and in front of the Sta. Cruz Public Market.It first goes to the direction of Bataan province upto the so-called Double Happiness and goes back tochurch and move more to the end of Sta. Cruz.Shouts of “Viva, Viva” erupt at the climax of theprocessions joined by more than 10 religious images.Linda Tuazon said the procession of “Apu” washeld “ever since my mother was young.”“No one knows the exact date. But what I am sureof is that it’s indeed miraculous,” said Tuazon.“You become strong and healthy yearly after youjoined consistently,” she added. ●