The board of directors and officers of the Don Bosco Tarlac Past Pupils Association met last November 15, 2023 for their monthly meeting. The said meeting was held at the newly furnished Salesian Family room located at the 2nd floor of the DBYC building. Aside from the minutes of last months meeting and financial updates, topics discussed were the ongoing and upcoming activties: DBYCup Semi-Finals; Sunday Mass Sponsorship; Golf for Don Bosco 12 in partnership with the class of 1999 on December 15, 2023; Alumni Board Christmas Party on December 16, 2023; Group Insurance; Alumni Homecoming, Alumni Awards, and Election of 2025 Board on January 13, 2023, School Calendar; Cresendo Project and Batch Pledges.

BOTOLAN, ZAMBALES – Don Bosco Tarlac’s Research and Development participated in the 2023 Regional Science, Technology, Innovation Week (RSTIW) which was steered by the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) Region 3, on October 20, 2023, in People’s Plaza, Botolan, Zambales.

The RSTIW was a 3-day event and a success in bringing the brightest ideas through S&T and its forefront in driving innovation and pushing boundaries, fostering brilliant collaboration for the welfare of the community. The event was also administered by various S&T forums. A fertile ground discussion tackled pressing issues and complex applications from experts that can entice innovation for future change.

Bosconians’ from Grade 7, Grade 10, and Grade 12 have shown amazement at experiencing different science-related activities at the science centrum. Subsequently, they have also expressed interest in various exhibits under the categories of technology innovation, food and crops, health, engineering, and local products of the region.

The Regional Director of DOST Region 3, Dir. Julius Caesar V. Sicat expressed strong support for developing the research initiatives for the institution. The Institutional Research Officer, Mr. Karl Josh M. Guillermo, took the chance to discuss the institution’s research initiative program that will cater to the needs of research for the faculty and the learners. He said that together with Tarlac State University, which is a strong partner in pushing for Science and Technology, Engineering, Mathematics (STEM) education in Tarlac, Director Sicat added, “Ang DOST [Region 3] will support science and technology programs… of course, we have a very strong partnership with the Provincial Government, especially to the very supportive Gov. Susan Yap and Congressman Christian Yap—tuloy-tuloy po ang ating partnership, makakaasa kayo na ang DOST ay patuloy na susuporta sa buong lalawigan ng Tarlac”.

This experience may have contributed to the process of developing a research culture in the institution. This event is not just a gathering of experts, exhibitors, or students; this is a dynamic crucible of innovation for the future.

The office of Institutional Affairs Office Research and Development, headed by Mr. Karl Josh M. Guillermo, Don Bosco Institutional Research Officer, sets up a courtesy meeting with Tarlac Provincial Science and Technology Director, Dir. Karen Y. Danez, at the Provincial Science and Technology Office, Tarlac State University Main, San Vicente, Tarlac City, on October 10, 2023.

Holding up various activities for research and development was administered by the Tarlac Provincial Science and Technology Office for Don Bosco Tarlac. The courtesy meeting was an eye-opener in promoting a diverse culture in research and generating and modernizing technology, uplifting discern programs in science and technology.

Now, through the collaboration with Tarlac Provincial Science and Technology, it will start defining the importance of research and development and developing a holistic research culture within its reach. With this kind of research-related activity, we are able to establish a research center in the city that focuses on various classroom-based research, action research, investigatory research, and technical research.

Meet the Official Candidates for the UN Search for Schools Ambassador for Peace! 🌍

These exceptional students are ready to: ✨ Promote tolerance, understanding, and unity. 🎓 Engage with peers from diverse backgrounds. 📢 Be voices for peace in their schools and beyond.

Join us for the competition on October 17 at 4:00 PM at the School's Auditorium. And don't miss the announcement of the winners at the General Assembly on October 19, 2023.

👍 Like and share to support our candidates on their journey to peace! 🌟 #AmbassadorForPeace #UNSearchForPeace #SchoolsForPeace #DonBoscoTarlac

Last September 28, 2023, the Araling Panlipunan Area of the Junior High School Department initiated the launching of the month-long celebration of the United Nations under the theme "Equality, Justice, and Freedom for All." 

This activity aims to promote and raise awareness about the fundamental principles of equality, justice, and freedom for all, which are the core values of the United Nations. Additionally, it offers an educational platform to instill these ideals in students and cultivate a global perspective.

Together, Let us be one with the United Nations as bearer of peace and security to make our world a better place!

#UNCelebration #EqualityJusticeFreedomForAll #UnitedNations

DON BOSCO, MAKATI, October 3, 2023 - Marketing and communications representatives from various Don Bosco Educational Centers in the Philippine North Province gathered for a dynamic workshop aimed at enhancing their advertising and promotional efforts. The event, held at the prestigious St. John Bosco Hall of Don Bosco Technical Institute - Makati on September 29, 2023, brought together a professional and expert in the field to help marketing officers explore innovative strategies for showcasing their respective schools.

The Don Bosco Educational Centers in the Philippine North Province have a rich history of providing quality education and shaping the future of countless students. However, in an increasingly competitive educational landscape, effective marketing and communications have become essential to attract students and maintain their reputation for excellence.

The workshop began with a presentation of the Marketing Plans of each Don Bosco school in Luzon. One of the highlights of the event was the sharing of best practices featuring marketing and communication heads from several Don Bosco Educational Centers. They shared success stories, challenges they've faced, and innovative solutions they've implemented in their schools.

The workshop featured, Mrs. Rica Alfonso Dalmacion,  a distinguished speaker and industry expert who shared insights into modern marketing and communications strategies. Topics included digital marketing, social media engagement, content creation, and branding techniques tailored to educational institutions.

Ryan Gonzales the External Affairs Officer of Don Bosco Technical Institute - Tarlac, shared, "In this digital age, it's crucial for us to harness the power of social media and online advertising. By sharing our success stories and creating engaging content, we can showcase our institution's unique strengths and values."

Participants also engaged in practical workshops and sessions, where they had the opportunity to apply the knowledge and techniques learned during the presentations. These hands-on activities encouraged creativity and collaboration among the attendees.

The workshop concluded with a commitment from all participants to implement the newly acquired strategies and knowledge in their respective institutions. They also expressed their eagerness to continue collaborating and sharing ideas to promote the Don Bosco educational legacy effectively.

The collaborative effort demonstrated at this workshop highlights the Don Bosco Educational Centers' commitment to staying at the forefront of education by effectively reaching out to students and parents. As they adapt to the evolving educational landscape, their shared goal remains clear: to provide a well-rounded education deeply rooted in Don Bosco's teachings.

With these new marketing and communications strategies in place, the Don Bosco Educational Centers in the Philippine North Province are poised to continue their legacy of excellence and ensure that the values and teachings of Don Bosco reach a wider audience in the years to come.

14 September 2023

Feast of Exaltation of the Cross

BLESSING of DON BOSCO TARLAC and Installation of Crucifixes inside the classrooms, offices and laboratories. 

“O God, our loving Father, we gather here on this Feast of the Exaltation of the Cross to seek Your blessing upon Don Bosco Tarlac, its grounds, classrooms, and offices. As we contemplate the cross of Your Son, Jesus Christ, we remember the sacrifice He made for our salvation. May His love and selflessness be our guide in all that we do within these walls.”

TARLAC CITY, TARLAC -  Don Bosco Technical-Tarlac held its annual orientation for new Bosconians' Parents yesterday, August 26, 2023, at the Senior High School de Sales Auditorium. New Bosconians' Parents from Preschool, Grade School, Junior High, and Senior High School had an opportunity to listen to Don Bosco Tarlac's educational system's pillars, history, and background.

They had the chance to meet the school's administration. 

Fr. Ian O. Rosal SDB, the school's Economer, welcomed all our parents and told the parents that "Mary, Help of Christians, brings in every Bosconian and Parent who enters our school." He reiterated that the business of the school is to save souls.

Fr. Edwin L. Ulanday, Rector and Principal, focused on Don Bosco, the Salesians of Don Bosco and other congregations founded by SJB, the history of DB Tarlac, its mission, Don Bosco Tarlac as a Home, School, Playground, and Church, Saints, and EPC. He also introduced the current Salesians of the school.

Rev. Daniel Gonzales SDB, the Deputy Principal for Academic Affairs and Spiritual Moderator of the Grade School, focused on the school's Brand of Education and its quality education, exemplified by being a PAASCU Level II and now a CEAP, its Dual curriculum, and more on the learners and Salesian educators.

Fr. Benhur Borja SDB, the Spiritual Moderator of the Junior High School, shared the Bosconian's identity, the 5 Bosco Monthly themes, and activities to implement the themes of (1) Belongingness to Jesus, (2) Optimism and Joy, (3) Service with Responsibility, (4) Communion with the Church, and (5) Ordinary Life/Spirituality.

Mr. Gil A. Siongco II, the Deputy Principal for Student Affairs, introduced the members of the Student Affairs Team, its Task of overseeing and supervising the following areas: (1) Student Discipline, (2) Student Activities, (3) Youth Groups, and (4) Sports Program. He also reminded the parents regarding the DBTI Traffic Scheme, the DBTI uniform, and the importance of the Diary.

With the supervision of the SC Advisers and the APSA, the Student Council helped in the registration and facilitated the program as emcees. Many thanks, too, through the assistance of Sir John Michael Magtoto, Sir Robert, and Kuya Jayson.

SAN FERNANDO CITY, PAMPANGA - The 41st Don Bosco Alumni Philippine National Convention, hosted at the Laus Group Event Center in San Fernando City, Pampanga, witnessed a record-breaking turnout of delegates from Don Bosco Tarlac, which emerged as the chapter with the largest representation with 52 delegates. The momentous event, organized by the Don Bosco Alumni Philippine National Federation and hosted by the Don Bosco Pampanga Chapter - Past Pupils from Bacolor and Mabalacat led by Ronaldo John G. Gaerlan from DBA class of 1994, took place last July 29, 2023.

Don Bosco Tarlac's exceptional showing at the convention demonstrated their unwavering commitment to the Don Bosco Alumni community and highlighted their dedication to upholding the Bosconian Spirit. As the theme of the 41st convention aptly suggested, the event was centered around "The Bosconian Spirit: Beyond Resilience, Sustaining Relevance," aiming to reinforce the enduring principles of resilience and relevance that Don Bosco institutions have been known for over the years.

The event brought together a myriad of accomplished keynote speakers, including esteemed personalities from various fields, who are all proud alumni of Don Bosco educational institutions. Notable speakers included Pampanga Governor Hon. Dennis “Delta” G. Pineda, a member of the DBA class of 1992; San Fernando City Vice Mayor Hon. BJ S. Lagman, an alumnus from the DBA class of 1997; DILG Secretary Hon. Benjamin “Benhur” De Castro Abalos Jr., who graduated from DBTC in 1979; Philippine North Province Past-Pupils Salesian Delegate Fr. Ike Veloso, SDB, and Philippine Air Force Colonel Augusto N. Padua, who belongs to the DBTC class of 1989.

The presence of these distinguished speakers added a sense of pride and motivation to the convention, inspiring attendees to continue their pursuit of excellence and contribute positively to society in their respective fields.

Throughout the convention, representatives from different local chapters rendered their annual reports, showcasing the progress and accomplishments of their respective alumni groups. Don Bosco Tarlac, in particular, stood out with the largest number of delegates and showcased their dedication to maintaining a strong presence within the Don Bosco Alumni Philippine National Federation.

In the midst of the convention's activities, the election of officers took place, and DBAPNF President Peter Paul “Pipo” F. Soliman was re-elected for his second term as President. This unopposed re-election is a testament to the trust and confidence placed in him by the Don Bosco Alumni community, recognizing his efforts in promoting the spirit of camaraderie and support within the organization.

The 41st Don Bosco Alumni Philippine National Convention concluded with a renewed sense of unity and camaraderie among all the attendees. The event served as a reminder of the enduring values instilled by Don Bosco institutions and the powerful impact these institutions have in shaping the lives of their students and alumni.

As the convention came to a close, participants left with a reinvigorated commitment to embody the Bosconian Spirit in their lives, reaching out to others with resilience and sustaining relevance, just as their alma mater, Don Bosco, has been doing for generations.

March 15

Don Bosco Tarlac takes this momentous occasion to recognize and celebrate the invaluable contributions of its lay mission partners who are mothers. These exceptional women embody the essence of motherhood by nurturing, guiding, and empowering the young minds entrusted to their care. Their tireless efforts in providing a supportive environment and instilling the values of love, compassion, and education have significantly impacted the lives of numerous students and the wider community.

Throughout the years, these extraordinary mothers have demonstrated unwavering commitment and dedication to the mission of Don Bosco Tarlac. They have willingly sacrificed their time, energy, and personal aspirations to ensure that the youth entrusted to their care receive the best education and guidance possible. Their selflessness and devotion serve as an inspiration for all, reminding us of the profound impact that a mother's love can have on shaping the future.

Don Bosco Tarlac acknowledges the sacrifices made by these remarkable women, who often juggle multiple responsibilities, balancing their roles as mothers, spouses, professionals, and pillars of support in the community. Their resilience, strength, and unwavering faith in the transformative power of education have laid a strong foundation for the success of countless individuals.

As Don Bosco Tarlac celebrates Mother's Day, it pays tribute to its lay mission partners who are mothers, recognizing their immense contributions and the pivotal role they play in shaping lives. These exceptional women exemplify the selfless love, dedication, and strength that are synonymous with motherhood. Their unwavering support and commitment to the mission of Don Bosco Tarlac have made an indelible impact on the lives of countless individuals, leaving a legacy of love, compassion, and education. On this special day, let us express our deepest gratitude and honor to these remarkable mothers who continue to inspire us all.

14 April 2023 | Baguio City

Here is a special issue of #inFINity, FIN Province newsletter, to share some of the updates of the Communications and Marketing Workshop of the Don Bosco Educational Centers--Basic Education Department (BED). 

April 1, 2023 | TARLAC CITY

Forza! to our Salesian educators and Lay Mission Partners as the annual friendly competition makes its way back after two years of hiatus due to the pandemic. This exciting event, held at Don Bosco Technical Institute in Tarlac City on April 1, 2023, brought together educators from across the Philippine North Province (FIN) for a day of fun and friendly competition.

But it's not all about the competition. The main goal of the event is to encourage fitness and healthy living among educators while providing them with an opportunity to bond and make new friends outside the classroom/campus. And with a relaxed and friendly atmosphere, it's no wonder everyone had a blast!

Here are the winners of the different events:

Table Tennis

• Champion- Makati

• 2nd place - Tarlac

• 3rd place - Tondo

Chess

• Champion - Tarlac

• 2nd place Canlubang

Darts

• Champion - Tarlac

• 2nd place - Makati

• 3rd place -  Mandaluyong

Volleyball

• Champion- Makati

• 2nd place - Mandaluyong

• 3rd place - Tarlac

Futsal

• Champion - Canlubang

• 2nd place - Mandaluyong

• 3rd place - Tarlac

Basketball

• Champion - Canlubang

• 2nd place -  Makati

• 3rd place - Pampanga

Badminton

• Champion - Makati

• 2nd place - Pampanga

• 3rd place - Mandaluyong

We congratulate those who emerged victorious in the competition. Job well done too to the organizers, Don Bosco Athletic Association, and the hosts of the sportsfest, DBTarlac, headed by the Rector, Fr. Jerry T. Santos, SDB, and the Sports Coordinator, Mr. Jim Gamboa and Mr. Vener Medrano. Way to go, dear Salesian Educators!

PIZZA GREAT DAY, BOSCONIANS! 🍕❤️ 

Pizza is best eaten with friends most especially with an exclusive 25% discount from the World’ Favorite Pizza, Domino’s! 🎉 

Tag your friends because this is valid for both students and employees of Don Bosco Tarlac. Let's visit Domino’s Pizza – City Center Tarlac!

AVAILABLE via Dine In and Take Out only.

Present your DBTarlac ID to enjoy 25% Discount starting MARCH 28, 2023. 

25% Discount is valid on any 10" Regular or 14" Family Finest or Specialty pizza. 

Discount is valid for 1 ID per single transaction only and is not valid in conjunction with any other ongoing promo or discounts. 

Per DTI permit no. FTEB 149643 series of 2022.

#DominosPizza #DonBoscoTarlac

March 11, 2023 | PAMPANGA

Two sections (Czartoryski and Zatti) from the Grade 8 level got a chance to explore new learning venues as they venture into their heritage tour in the province of Pampanga yesterday, March 11, 2023. This tour helps students to widen their knowledge about Kapampangan culture and history.

Don Bosco Technical Institute would like to thank the following institution for accommodating our Bosconians and making this tour possible:

1. Clark Museum and 4D Theater

2. HAU-Center for Kapampangan Studies

3. Curators of the following museums: Museum of Philippine Social History, Museo ning Angeles, and Museum of Old San Fernando Train Station

4. San Guillermo Parish Church

5. Faculty and Staff: Ms. Ronnielyn Castro, Mr. Roie Rovan Sanchez, Ms. Diana Jane Catacutan, Ms. Mary Kate Lozanes, Mr. Jonald Botoyan Jr, Mrs. Anna Marie G. Saptang, Nurse Chay Calma, and our security personnel.

6. Official photographer of the event: Chardel Khylle Ralar (9 Ziggiotti)

(Tour was organized by the Araling Panlipunan and MAPEH area of the Junior High School Department)

Click here for the complete documentation of the tour.

#DonBoscoTarlacs #Grade8HeritageTour

March 4, 2023 | TARLAC

“Not all classrooms have four walls”

The Grade 7 Junior High School students accompanied by their advisers and subject teachers had their off-campus activity (Local Tour) around the province of Tarlac. This activity aims for our Bosconians to understand the local culture and history of our province. This activity was organized by the Araling Panlipunan Area.

Don Bosco Technical Institute would like to thank the following for accommodating our Bosconians and making this activity possible:

1. JSJ Goat Farm

2. The Parish priest of La Sagrada Familia Parish Church

3. Our Lady of Lourdes, Central

4. Mr. Rhonie Dela Cruz of Bamban WWII Museum

5. The management of Capas National Shrine

6. Triple C 88 Bus Company

7. Salesian Educators and Lay Mission Partners: Mrs. Rinalyn Bueno, Ms. Maria Precious Saplan, Mr. Sean Nerie Bermudo, Ms. Diana Jane Catacutan, Mr. Jim Gamboa, Ms. Ronnielyn Castro, Mrs. Anna Marie Saptang, Mr. Jonald Botoyan, Nurse Rodrigo Dela Cruz and Mr. Ervene Jon Aguas.

#Grade7LocalTour

Congratulations to the winners of the recently concluded TCPEIA Schools Press-Conference held last February 9-10, 2023.

Science Writing (Filipino)

• 6th Place – John Benedict S. Ibañez (12-Orsolin)

• 3rd Place – John Paul P. Lopez (11-Mrzel)

• 1st Place – Rhexxie Anne Mae G. Macalong (12-Sacchi)

Science Writing (English)

• 7th Place – Rimmon Kurt C. Geronimo (12-Glowicki)

• 5th Place – Chirstian Aldwyn G. Dizon (12-Orsolin)

• 2nd Place – Mark Lorenzo E. Bautista (11-Ferrari)

Feature Writing (Filipino)

• 10th Place – Marco Antonio G. Pacheco (12-Bragion)

• 6th Place – Nathaniel B. Fajardo (9-Rinaldi)

Feature Writing (English)

• 8th Place – Stella Danielle D. Reonal (11-Baggio)

• 6th Place – Josiah Jeshua C. Bruno (12-Boscariol)

Photojournalism (Filipino)

• 10th Place – Karl Benedict K. Santiago (12-Iriarte)

• 8th Place – Errol Arvy T. Salamatin (11-Carreño)

• 2nd Place – Francheska Anne P. Mamerga (12-Solaroli)

Photojournalism (English)

• 4th Place – Leejay Ashlee S. Mercado (9-Chavez)

• 2nd Place – Lourice Gabriell Obiena (11-Rutkowski)

• 1st Place – Julyanna Lyde Denise Bautista (12-Solaroli)

2nd Place – Radio Broadcasting (Filipino)

• Nina Francesca P. Gutierrez (12-Monchiero)

• Mac Jay P. Pacursa (12-Boscariol)

• Ayen G. Datang (10-Vigano)

• Paul Bastinne Mallari (10-Vigano)

• Ghyann Miguel M. Flores (10-Vigano)

BEST ANCHOR: Nina Francesca P. Gutierrez

BEST INFOMERCIAL: DON BOSCO TARLAC

COACHES:

• Mrs. Georgiena Ann F. David

• Ms. Lovely A. Cruz

• Mr. Mike Angelo B. Casapao

• Mr. Royce Jayson R. Ligsay

COLUMN WRITING (English)

• 9th Place – Theodosia Kyla Q. Barrozo (11-Mrzel)

• 5th Place – Karl Wayne Eurri B. Antonio (9-Rinaldi)

• 2nd Place – Josh Caleb M. Capudoy (9-Chavez)

COLUMN WRITING (Filipino)

• 10th Place – Efren Y. Vicente III (9-Ziggioti)

• 3rd Place – Rafaela Randee Mian Ian B. Garcia (11-Rutkowski)

• 1st Place – Glyza G. Sabordo (12-Sacchi)

SPORTS WRITING (English)

• 10th Place– Alejandro Juno M. Sadie (11-Braga)

• 7th Place– Kyron Vince H. Siazon (11-Cogliandro)

• 2nd Place– Tranqy Junel G. Lumboy (11-Rutkowski)

SPORTS WRITING (Filipino)

• 9th Place – Gilchrist E. Corpuz (10-Ricaldone)

• 7th Place – Kazzler Nikkolai Mellan S.D. Monterola (9-Ziggioti)

COPYREADING & HEADLINE WRITING (English)

• 10th Place – Paolo Luigi Miguel E. Guevarra (10-Rua)

• 2nd Place – Rodrigo Carlo T. Perez (9-Chavez)

COPYREADING & HEADLINE WRITING (Filipino)

• 7th Place – Althea Cassandra R. dela Cruz (11-Rutkowski)

• 6th Place – Ma. Lee Jeriah B. Garcia (12-Schwarz)

• 5th Place – Cristian Paolo B. Panlilio (12-Sacchi)

NEWS WRITING (Filipino)

• 5th Place – Nicole Daphnie B. Rosario (12-Monchiero)

• 2nd Place – Hannah Alodia A. Nessia (12-Boscariol)

• 1st Place – Crislyn Shelou Q. Garcia (11- De Reggi)

NEWS WRITING (English)

• 8th Place – John Vincent M. Licay (11-Cogliandro)

• 7th Place – Ivy Coleen T. Dulay (12-Monchiero)

• 2nd Place – Jaina Julia Reign B. Bernardo (11-Carreño)

EDITORIAL CARTOONING (English)

• 10th Place – Evander Kelsey Aidan Joshua G. Bedua (10-Vigano)

• 8th Place – Melissa Jean N. Catacutan (11-Baggio)

• 6th Place – Leean Alexis G. Castro (12-Quaranta)

EDITORIAL CARTOONING (Filipino)

• 8th Place – Precious Mae M. Lozano (11-Rossi)

• 6th Place – Kyla Camille C. Pangilinan (12-Quaranta)

• 3rd Place – Charmaine M. Bamba (12-Orsolin)

EDITORIAL WRITING (Filipino)

• 8th Place – Kurt Ain B. Labong (9-Rinaldi)

• 5th Place – Karl Cyril B. Leonardo (11-Rossi)

• 2nd Place – Ryza Anna F. Frias (12-Schwarz)

EDITORIAL WRITING (English)

• 10th Place – Jorell V. Caluya (12-Iriarte)

• 6th Place – William Layne M. Lumba (10-Albera)

• 1st Place – Rayvien Hope G. Rivera (11-Baggio)

COACHES:

• Mrs. Georgiena Ann F. David

• Ms. Lovely A. Cruz

• Ms. Mariko Campos

• Mr. Mike Angelo B. Casapao

• Mr. Royce Jayson R. Ligsay

• Mr. Roie Rovan D. Sanchez

• Mr. Jose Carlo Angelo L. Espinosa

January 31 | SANTO CRISTO, TARLAC CITY

Don Bosco Technical Institute participated in the First Nationwide Raffle organized by Don Bosco Alumn in Philippine National Federation for the benefit of the Don Bosco Centers devastated by typhoons last 2022. DB Tarlac was able to sell a total of 1,521 raffle tickets. 

Don Bosco Centers who benefitted are as follows:

1. Don Bosco TVET Center in Calauan, Laguna;

2. Don Bosco Training Center in San Jose City, Nueva Ecija;

3. Don Bosco TVET Center in Pasil, Cebu; and,

4. Don Bosco Boy's Home in Liloan, Cebu.

Among the raffle winners, 3 are from Don Bosco Tarlac:

1. Consolation Prize - Mountain Bike - Angel B. Lamorena of 11-Ferrari;

2. Consolation Prize - Mountain Bike - Mar Elvin M. Villafuerte of 3-Kowalski; and,

3. Grand Prize - KTM Duke 200 - Marie Fiona S. Velasquez of 12-Sacchi.

SANTO CRISTO, TARLAC CITY - Don Bosco Tarlac awards this year's longevity to the following Lay Mission Partners:

1. 35 years of service (since June 1988) - Mrs. Myrna D. Dimas;

2. 35 years of service (since June 1988) - Mrs. Wilma E. Delos Santos;

3. 35 years of service (since October 1988) - Mrs. Edelhany L. Martinez;

4. 25 years of service (since June 1998) - Mr. Cyril M. Bedua;

5. 25 years of service (since June 1998) - Mr. Rodelio R. Bimeda;

6. 25 years of service (since June 1998) - Mrs. Rochelle D. Custodio;

7. 25 years of service (since June 1998) - Mrs. Carol G. Nobles;

8. 25 years of service (since June 1998) - Mr. Norman S. Cuyugan;

9. 20 years of service (since November 2003) - Mrs. Therese Angela M. Caldez;

10. 20 years of service (since June 2003) - Mr. Russel R. Ocsona;

11. 15 years of service (since September 2008) - Mr. Rosendo T. Bautista Jr.;

12. 15 years of service (since September 2008) - Mrs. Maria Victoria N. Garcia;

13. 15 years of service (since June 2008) - Eng'r. Edwin A. Soriano;

14. 10 years of service (since May 2013) - Mr. Jonald N. Botoyan Jr.; and,

15. 10 years of service (since May 2013) - Mrs. Yvonne R. San Pedro;

We thank them for their invaluable service to Don Bosco and its mission to the youth of Tarlac. We pray that they may strive forward and continue to render their services and produce more honest Christians and upright citizens.