Let us celebrate the Feast of the Immaculate Conception of our Blessed Mother.
SORRY FOR THE INCONVENIENCE
REPAINTING OF HUMPS BY MIJADO ENTERPRISES FOR (4) DAYS
April 14 - 17, 2009
DAYS 1 & 2 - Left lane / West side
DAYS 3 & 4 - Right lane / East side
BATULAO DRAINAGE
(Block 14)
WORK ON PIPE REPLACEMENT
By:
Fast Curing & Construction Supply
Will start April 13 - 25, 2009
Part of the repair works: Excavation, pipe cement replacement, backfilling, compaction and concreting
| Swimming Pool | Koi Fishing |
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| EGG HUNTS And FOOD BAZAAR |
March 21 (Saturday)
From 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 nn at the Clubhouse
Be part of the
AWARENESS CAMPAIGN
ON
FIRE PREVENTION
Sponsored by:
KING HENRY SECURITY SERVICES
March 21 (Saturday)
At 3:00 p.m.
Watch & cheer for our basketball players on the
OPENING
OF THE INTRA-VILLAGE
BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT
and the
1st KITE FLYING EVENT
this summer
WATCH OUT FOR THE FOLLOWING CIVIL WORKS FOR IMPLEMENTATION
REPAINTING WORKS of the various facilities at the common areas including the humps and 20 kph signage.
CONSTRUCTION of wash basin outside the clubhouse areas.
REPAIR of some drainage and improvement of sidewalk slope.
REGISTER NOW AT THE ADMINISTRATION OFFICE
Garage sale on March 28, 2009 at the Clubhouse
Summer workshop for the following talent & arts:
Painting
Dancing
Aerobics
Photography
String Instruments
Wind Instruments
1. The Administration Office will not give entry and exit permits to their tenants, their furniture and belongings;
2. No requests for the construction permit or any other services from the Administration Personnel will be attended and approved;
3. Outside mails and correspondence of the delinquent homeowners and residents will not be delivered by our security guards. Concerned residents will have to get their mails from the gate guards;
4. The guests of delinquent homeowners and residents who are not notified in advance to the gate guard will be required to leave their ID’s at the gate and will not be assisted by the guards.
5. Delinquent homeowners and residents will be required by the Gate guard to leave any valid government-issued ID with picture (SSS, GSlS, Passport, PRC or Drivers License) before allowing entry to the village. Upon further advice from the Board, the Gate guard may have the option not to lift the boom for them.
6. Their garbage will not be collected by Dynahaul.
7. They cannot participate in any meetings called for by the Board of Directors and vote during elections.
source: manila bulletin [www.mb.com.ph ]CARITAS DON BOSCO SCHOOL.
The congregation of the Caritas Sisters of Miyazaki was founded by Italian priests belonging to the Salesians of Don Bosco in 1937 in Miyazaki Japan. The founder, Fr. Antonio Cavoli and co-founder, Fr. Vincent Cimatti named the congregation "Caritas" because it started with the love and concern for the poor people. The love and self-sacrificing work of the Caritas sisters for the abandoned won the hearts of many non-Catholics and led them to God. The small need blossom into a fruitful tree that has spread its missionary presence in 11 countries with around 500 Japanese sisters and 500 Koreans.
As related by Sr. Teresa Tanaka, finance officer of Caritas Don Bosco School (CDBS), it was in 1992 that their founder's dream was realized. The first work offered to them was to set up a school in response to the growing needs of the new community in Laguna Technopark.
It was the Salesian community who offered them the parcel of land situated at the junction of Sta. Rosa and Binan, Laguna. As a result, a co-educational school was established in 1994.
We named it Caritas Don Bosco School because of the fact that the Salesians were the once who offered us the land, related Sr. Tanaka. But she stressed that their administration does not follow that Don Bosco educational system.
We are operating independently, the Caritas sisters are the one's who are handling the affairs and administration of CDBS, reiterates Sr. Tanaka.
The CDBS had a very humble beginnings consisting of 21 pre-schoolers and three Caritas sisters together with two lay teachers.
The three Caritas sisters are fortunate enough when they arrived in the country. Since, the land donated to us was still bare we don't have a place to start our school. It was a good thing that the homeowners of Santarosa Village, a village within the vicinity of our land, offered us their Multi-purpose Hall. It was really difficult because we really have to start from scratch, but in spite of the inconvenience of incomplete facilities, with the help of the parents and people in the village, the school had a good start, further relates Sr. Tanaka.
The school started with less than 50 students and staff. But as further related by Sr. Tanaka, they are brimming with joy and pride, for this coming school year the very first batch of students who trusted them with their education will be graduating from high school.
Now we are very proud that we were able to put up with the expectations of the Filipinos. We now have seven buildings and a chapel named Stella Maris. All these we offer for the students for their holistic formation, shares Sr. Tanaka.
In accordance with their mission, the Caritas Sisters of Miyazaki commit themselves to animate and impart their service to the people. They also commit themselves to animate the community by proclaiming the love of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, with Mary as their guide.
