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How can you be a youthidol in your own way?

1st year

I can be a Youth Idol by helpingother children.-Ronel Cuanan

I can be a Youth Idol by helpingthe poor. And I can be Youth

Idol by attending the mass everySunday.- Kenneth Roy

I can be a Youth idol by sharing my talents to others.- Sonny Boy

I can be a Youth Idol by sharing my knowledgeto my fellow students- John Karlo Palarca

I can be a Youth idol by helping myclassmates in making their homework-Jamie Dalit

I can be a youth idol by teaching my classmates if they cannot understand thelesson we discussed.- Charlyn De Vera

2nd year

In a way, that I will do something that has sense and gives good result toother people, because I believe that a youth idol is a kind of man that contains

good character.-Kakay Manzano

I will be a model student to all youth like me. I will show good character andattitudfe to all people. I will mark a good values and legacy to all.- Jomalyn DaduyoI can be youth idol in my own way through having the good and right attitude.

I will be the one who become a model for the other youth. - Lovely Joy Orcino

Even if I didnt join in youth idol I can show my talent and abilities by showing good attitudes, beingdiscipline and a good model to all.Mario Mina

3rd year

I can be a Youth Idol in my own way by helping other people who are in need. I will serve as a modelto other Youth, by following the rules of our community and by showing good attitudes to others. -Roan Joy De Guzman

I can be a Youth Idol in my own way by showing my good attitudes

to my other co-youth.-Carmela R. Soliven

By helping others in their physical needs and to be a good example to everyone.-Ria Dela Pea

PARISH YOUTHEXECUTIVE COUNCIL

Mariane Jenese TabilePresident

Benjalina BaldogoVice President

Monette ButaySecretary

April Joy LacamentoTreasurer

Angelo Alexis BarrogaP. R. O.

Yaweh BarrogaAuditor

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Special Positions

Charitie AglibotMembership Committee Head

Ron Allan QuimadoBible Study Committee Head

Maria Kristina BarrogaProject Committee Head

Bernard Joseph BiagMusic Ministry Head

Claudine MagbitangDance Ministry Head

Jesusa BaldogoLectors Guild Head

Ruth BarrogaKids Ministry Head

Jasmin Angela QuimadoAltar Guild Head

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Dont let anyone look downon you because youre

young but you set anexample for the believers in

speech, in life, in love and inpurity- 1 TIMOTHY 4:12

Born to be extraordinaryChosen to make an impact

in the society12 Youth AmbassadorsStepping out from their

comfort zone and settingout a difference

Talento, diskarte, talino atprinsipyo

Who will be Anaos youthrole model?

These were the open-ing taglines during the re-cently-concluded finalsnight of the search for theYouth Idol in this small town of Anao last November 1, 2008 organized by the Youth of Igle-

sia Filipina Independiente (YIFI). The organization is composed of young worshippers ofGod who are active not only in church ministries but also on activities outside the church.

Vol. 2-Youth Idol Special Edition

W h a t s I n s i d e ?

YI Kiddie Treat. 2

Domingo Bags youthIdol Title. 3

Yes! I made it!...... 2

Sa Pagkakadapay,Higit ang Ibinangon . 3

Lets Groove to theMax. 3

Environ-mentality.... 5

For Youth Only !!!.... 7

At last! After the haggard days and sleepless nights,overflowing joy filled the Liwasang Procopio right after

the successful Youth Idol Finals Night last Nov. 1, 2008

The Youth of Iglesia Filipina Independienteproject entrys Youth Idol 2007 qualified in thesearch for the Ten Accomplished Youth Organi-zation in Luzon Area Finals held on November

26-27, 2008 at Hiyas ng Bulakan ConventionCenter, Provincial Capitol, Malolos City, Bula-can.

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Youth Idol Season 2 FeverBy: YI Reportorial Team

Anao Young Leaders Convergence . . . s t o r y o n p a g e 2

Y I F I h a i l e d a s T A Y OFinalist in Luzonby: TAYO Special Correspondents

Malolos, Bulacan-The 10 Luzon AreaFinalists of TAYO with the Judges.

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RED CornerBy: Ron Allan C. Quimado

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ANAO YOUNG LEADERS

CONVERGENCERED connotes ACTIVISM. But this time,activism should be redefined once more--that it is not all about street protests andrallies but can now be manifested by be-ing involved on finding and addressingthe solutions to the problems and ills ofour society.

A gathering of youth leaders in Anaoinitiated by the Youth of Iglesia Filipina Inde-pendiente (YIFI) was launched on Oct. 31,2008 at the Sangguniang Bayan (SB) Hall

which focused on youth empowerment andsharing of visions and dreams for this younggeneration with a total of 9 organizations .

This convergence is part of the YouthIdol line-up of activities. The event is also anadvocacy program to unite all youth sectorsin our town. It consists of team building ac-tivities, presentation of Youth Idol candidatesand activity reports from each participatingorganizations.

The program started with a prayer led

by Prince King Lagania, president of Churchof the Lord Pentecostal Independent

Youth Idol Kiddie

Treats_ _ __ _ __ _ __ __ _ __ ___ _______ ___ __ _ __ __ _ __ ___ _______ ___ __ _ __ __ _ __ _ __ ___ ____ ___ ___ __ _ __ __ _ __ ___ _______ ___ __ _ __ __ _ __ _ _________ ___ __ _ __ _ __ __ _ __ __________ _ __ __ _ __ __ _ ___ _________ _ __ __ _ __ _ __ __ _ _________ _ __ _ __ __ _ __ __ _ __________ __ _ __ __ _ __ _ __ ___ _______ __ _ __ _ __ __ _ __ ___ _______ _

Juvenile Rejuvenation and Social Worksare some of the components of the Youth IdolProgram. This 2nd season of YI, the YIFI had

prepared activities for kids that taught themthe value of sharing and the love for motherearth.__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Early Christmas GiftBy: Marianica Philina Labagnoy

Many young children nowadays do nothave anything. They dont have food to eat,clothes to wear and others who are reallyunfortunate does not even have shelter tolive in. Some young children of Anao are stillvery lucky because they do not experience

one of those.Baguindoc, being far from the townproper has always been chosen as one ofthe recipients of YIFIs activities. A gift givingwas held at the Day Care Centre last Octo-ber 26, 2008. The Youth Idol Finalist donatedtoys to the Kids Centre, which was usedduring the gift giving. Some of the officersand members of JLGU, SSG and SK of Ba-guindoc were also there to give the donationsto the children ages 3-12. Ms. Christina Sa-cayanan day care worker of the barangay is

also present. YIFI donated some toys to theDay Care Center. The activity served as anearly Christmas gift to the less fortunate chil-

dren.

It is heart-warming seeing those chil-dren wearing smiles on their faces especiallywhen you have given them something theyreally appreciated. So for all of us, continueto share Gods blessing and in return we will

receive more.

Ceremonial Tree Planting & Story TellingBy: Ruth C. Barroga

Last October 29, 2008 the Kids of IFI(KIFI) conducted a Ceremonial Tree Planting

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Being a youth nowadays can be consideredas a great task for every young man in our soci-ety. This is because there are some who consideryouth as a destroyer in their places. And it is nowyour task, young people, to change that kind of

thinking that people use to believe.

Yes, it is true that we are still young to dosomething different in our community. It is reallyhard to do great things which can help our placesto improve, and the hardest one is the stage ofplanning a certain goal or activity that will createan impact. But have you already try to do suchthing? Or have you ever think once in your lifethat you can help improve your community mostespecially your fellow youth? There is no harm intrying. Do you know that by just showing yoursimple care to your society, you can create a

good foundation for your intention to help improveyour place? And do you know that through thatgood intention of yours, God is the only one whowas so pleased? The Bible says, We please Godby what we do, and not by what you believe. frombook of James 2:24, and The Lord looks downfrom heaven on all mankind to see if there arewise, who want to please God.Psalm 14:2.God has emotion too, and bringing pleasure toHim is a form of worship, which can bring you intoyour success. You cannot see your intention ofchanging the bad image of youth if you will notbegin planning and moving right now. We can not

erase the fact that not all people are born to beleaders some are made to be leaders, and someare destined to be a followerbut whoever in thisthree, you still do a great role to be played for thepositive changes for your community. As a young

leader, whether youare born or made to belike that, you must puton your mind and most especially on your heartthat you are in that position because majority likesyou. You must be setting your self as a goodexample, and you must be mature enough tohandle your fellow youth and you must also con-sider not only your plans but also those that yourconstituent makes them happy and contented.

And the most special thing that you must consideras a young leader is the good interaction orPAKIKISAMA, which will mold you into a goodleadership. On the contrary, being a good followerwill complete that success of a certain goal. Agood member should consider his/her-self in acertain group. Discriminating your-self doesnt

help you to the goal of your organization. Youmust participate in every side of your program.You are not born to be a non-sense individual.God created every humankind fairly, and it is yourtask to motivate your self how to be an effectiveindividual. I know that every youth wants to becalled ASTIG in every aspect of their lives. But Iwant to emphasize that being PASAWAY ormaking silly thing is not a form of being ASTIG.The greatest way to be that way is to create apositive change and impact in your society, andalways impress and dedicate your plans to Godthat is the meaning of being ASTIG.

Always remember the verse Dont let anyone look down on you because you are young,but set the believers an example in speech, inconduct, in love, in faith, and in purity. 1Timothy4:12

F O R Y O U T H O N L Y ! ! !Message from the YIFI President and Youth Idol Season 2

A c t i n g W o r k s h o p a n d P o e t r y W r i t i n gPart of the pre-judging activities of the search for the Youth Idol Season 2 was the

acting workshop and poetry writing held on October 25 and October 27, 2008.

Mr. Ron Allan Quimado, prepared different worshops like theatrical performancemonologue and line throwing to bring out different emotions from the finalists. Carylee Gali

outstands among all the finalists.Ms. Monette Butay served as the finalists teacher in poetry writing where Jeffrey Do-

mingo and Richelle Ariaga were adjudged to have the most beautiful poems.


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Pl@netz Computer CentreCasa De Gonzales

Mrs. Tessie C. QuimadoMrs. Winniefred Aguyaoy

Mrs. Daisy AguyaoyMr. Alexis C. BarrogaMs. Kristina Barroga

Mrs. Florencia G. CascoMrs. Monalisa M. Tabag

Mr. Ron Allan C. QuimadoMr. Andres Gamboa (Biacora

Bakery)Mrs. Angelina PascuaHon. Alberto Obena

Hon. Jocelyn ConcepcionHon. Alexander Mason

Hon. Orlando BadarHon. Rafael NaralHon. Nemesio Hailar, Jr.

Hon. Elpidio IgnacioHon. Nemesio Flores

Hon. Emerenciana RiveraHon. Ceasar Bautista

Hon. Nesty Joy Dela CruzSec. Maria Rosette Bagayas

Dr. Amelia T. BulsecoDr. Corita Aban

Mr. Nick SalazarMrs. Maricris GalvanMrs. Marita EstabilloMs. Brenda Mercado

Mrs. Josephine CarpioMs. Cristina Dela Cruz

Mr. Fernand ClarinMrs. Teresita Quindara

Mrs. Lita ArucanMrs. Amanda Catuncan

Mrs. Erlinda ButayMrs. Milagros MinaMrs. Teresa Bernal

BC Rosemarie I. TorresBC Godofredo Grande

Mrs. Elizabeth ConcepcionBC Rodel Montero

Mr. Ryan Dela CruzMs. Maricar Carlos

Mr. Ryan MallariMs. Charlotte Badar

Mrs. Marivic QuimadoMr. Jose DumlaoMrs. Emiliana Dela Cruz

Ms. Rhea Dela CruzMr. Benjamin Ofrecio

Glo Cool Water StationMrs. Teresita Salmorin

Mr. &Mrs. Francisco AliadoMrs. Marta Domingo

Ms. Agripina GamboaMr. Loreto Conde

Mrs. Analiza Alegre

Mr. Serafin RalaKgd. Reynadlo QuindaraMsgr. Berlino Dugay

Rev. Fr. Ernesto AgustinRev. Fr. Erwin MarquitaMs. Lorna De Guzman

Ms. Ellen GuinsataoMs. Norbin Silao

Mr. & Mrs. Rodel SacayananMrs. Sonia Aguilar

Mrs. Locena RoseteMrs. Zosima R. Quemado

BC Ponciano Campos

Mrs. Imelda FabrosMG General Merchandise

Ms. Jenifer DomingoMrs. Ma. Elena Rivadeneira

Click Internet CafMrs. Dolores EvangelistaMrs. Imelda CuchapinMr. Gerardo Gonzales

Mrs. Alma SilvaMs. Xyril Dela Cruz

Mrs. Aurora LacambraMr. Nestor Moro

Mrs. Irene SorianoEngr. Carlo SilvaMrs. Delia Conde

Kgd. Ireneo Taroma

Mr. & Mrs. Romeo DamasoKgd. Loreto CaymeMrs. Nancy Dizon

Mrs. Zenaida MadellaMrs Ana Labagnoy

Mrs. Alejandra CaymeMrs. Dolores Evangelista

Mrs. Imelda CuchapinMr. Joseph Rala

Ms. SheenaMrs. Meliza Jose

Mr. Bagnos LicudoMrs. Leonor C. Chu

AYLCParticipants

JLGU, SSG, PYAP,Roman Catholic Choir,

CLPIM, CBI,Adventists Church, SK

&YIFI

PERFORMERSCherry Mae FelipeJanice RodriguezClaragil LebantinoKey Ann OfrecioReyna Lapada

Ivy LapadaRiffy Valdez

Russel LacbayanRhea Gusto

Marjorie Macayanan

Stephany FloresGenny Rose Delos Santos

Carmela Soliven


To promote health awareness notonly to the Youth Idol season 2 finalistsbut also among the youth in Anao, Jog-ging and Hataw Dance Exercise was con-

ducted as a part of Youth Idol activitiesearly morning of October 27, 2008.

The activity started through warm-upexercise at 5:30 in the morning led by Clau-dine M. Magbitang, dance ministry head. The

jogging started from Anao covered court to

San Jose North and finally going back to thecovered court for the HATAW dance exer-

cise spearheaded by theRural Health Unit Personnelthrough the leadership of Dr.

Amelia T. Bulseco, MunicipalHealth Officer.

About 60 teenagersparticipated the said activity.

Jogging and Hataw By: Richelle Ariaga

The Rural Health Unit

Personnel with the YouthIdol Season 2 Jogging and

Hataw participants

Talino! Diskarte! At Talento! These words

clad the night of November 1 as the search for theYouth Idol Season 2 gave birth to the newest andcoolest youth role model and catalyst of this gen-

eration.

Trick or Treats and horror stories were just atransient fever of Undas as the twelve (12) YouthIdol finalist rock on the night of Anao. MarionLacbayan, Carylee Gali, Joselito Dadoy, AlmyraVelasco, Dominic Lardizabal, Novlyn Baguidoc,Mark Anthony Pilapil, Richelle Ariaga, Ayar KhanCamarista, Ma. Regina Bea , Manuel Esteban, Jr.and Jeffrey Domingo totally invaded the Hallow-

een craze, not wearing any mask or prostheticsbut showing who really they are and what made

them extraordinary pipz.

Ms. Mariane Jenese Tabile and Mr.Jared Gonzales, presenters of thetrophy to the Grand Winner of the

Youth Idol Season 2Mr. Jeffrey Domingo

Domingo bags Youth Idol TitleBy: Maria Kristina Barroga

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Yes! I made it Ihave reaped the sweettriumph of my labors ingetting my magnanimousgoal to be called as thenext Youth Idol.

Beyond the pile of booksthat I am reading, behindthose times in burning themidnight oil, I have knownthat there is a hidden talentof mine and yet there is onanother side of Jeffrey D.

Domingo.

It was that time when I

am busy working in our cam-pus Journalism but in an of asudden I did not notice thatIm already standing in frontof 3 popular personalitieshere in our town. One whowas crowned as Miss Anao,an energetic youth and at thesame time an SK chairman intheir barangay, last but notthe least a band master, Ihave a terrible feeling when I

took the stage by singing,

defending or explaining. Mymind was confused if, I cantruly pass in this guest butmy heart is full of hope that I

can make it.

It is a very shockingnews that I am one of thefinalists in the Youth Idol. mywhole body was filled with

joy, excitement, and doubts

because of the fact that I ama student who spends mytime more on academic ac-tivities but finally, I havecome out on my shell and

shine!

I have learned a lot inthis quest. Every success

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Ministry (CLPIM). It was followed by openingremarks and welcome address by Angelo

Alexis C. Barroga, Public Relations Commit-tee (PRCom) Head of YIFI. A Youth Cove-nant was then initiated by Youth of IglesiaFilipina Independiente (YIFI) which is a Part-nership in the Bottle (PiB). The youth organi-zation representatives signed an agreementthat they will help one another and be unitedin their goals towards the advancement of

our society. All papers containing the signedagreement were all sealed in a wine bottle.

The Youth Idols also presented theirFirst Day High costumes namely the BrainyHigh, Sossy High, Rockstar High and MVPHigh. The participants were also entertainedby a song number performed by FrancineNicole Dela Cruz entitled Reflection origi-nally sung by Lea Salonga.

In the goal of Youth Idol towards envi-ronmental awareness, the organizers con-ducted the search for Miss Ecology in which

organizations tried hard to transform oneplastic of trashes and other garbage materi-als into an elegant recycled dress. It was

(From L R) Almyra Velasco, 2nd runner-up,Jeffrey Domingo, Grand Winner and Richelle Ariaga,

1st runner-up of the search for the Youth Idol Season 2Red Corner..from 2

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Our special thanks to:

HON. VICTORA. YAPTarlac Provincial Governor

Thank you very much!!!

THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT

UNIT OF ANAO

HEADED BY

HON. EDGARDO S.

FELIPE

Sangguniang Bayan of AnaoAssociation of Barangay

Councils (ABC)Rural Health Unit (RHU)

Pl@netz_Computer Center

#06 Rizal, Anao, Tarlac

Casa De GonzalesCATERING SERVICESHernando, Anao, Tarlac

Mrs. Tessie C. Quimado

MRS. WINNIEFRED P.

AGUYAOY

Ms. Daisy p.

aguyaoy

Mrs. Monalisa Tabag (Natasha)Mrs. Florencia Casco

MR. ANDRES GAMBOA(BiacoraGamboa bakery)

More Power toour partners!!!

JLGUSSG

ARCSK

PYAP

Anao Riders Club

AlvinKevin

Bob DylanArfieJomer

JedemarAdrian

NoliRhemPaul

Ruperto

James Anthony

Mrs. Helen PascuaHon. Jocelyn m. Concepcion

WOPICLAYMEN


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It is composed of 10 ministriesand committees. Each ministryhas a major program every year.Its official newsletter is YEEFEE.They also have a website wherethey share their activities to their

fellow YIFI as well as otheryouth organizations. They wereblessed because they were ableto join the search for the Ten

Accomplished Youth Organiza-tion (TAYO) and it is throughGods grace that they made it toTop 10 in Luzon.

The said program is asearch for young ambassadorswho can be role models for thisgeneration. It is also an advo-cacy program to unite the differ-

ent youth sectors in this 5th

classmunicipality in Tarlac. Throughwholehearted cooperation andinvaluable support of youthleaders, the program was madepossible in partnership withdifferent organizations such asthe Sangguniang KabataanFederation (SKF), SupremeStudent Government (SSG) andJunior Local Government Unit(JLGU) of Anao High School,

Anao Riders Club (ARC) andPag-asa Youth Association of

the Philippines (PYAP). YouthIdol is divided into JuvenileRejuvenation Program for kidsand other social welfare activi-ties, the Environmental Pro-grams (Youth Initiatives againstGlobal Warming, eg. Tree Plant-ing, Mini-Exhibit: Animals inDanger and Miss Ecology),Youth Empowerment (leadershiptraining, young leaders conver-gence) and Performing ArtsDevelopment (singing, dancing-

hiphop, ballroom, jazz, andtheatre acting). The finals night

showcased

the candidates in jaw-droppingmusical and dance perform-ances as well as in their SportsWear and Retro Walk. The kidsministry also trained kids to do afantastic production number in

their environmental creaturecostumes with the song entitledParaiso sung by two bright song-bird-ies Danna Mie Aliado and

Alysa Magbitang.

It is also during the YouthIdol season that we featureremarkable and notable person-alities who are active youthleaders during their time.

Even if Anao is just a 5 th

class municipality, it is not leftbehind in terms of human devel-

opment. It may lack the technol-ogy but young leaders reallywant to step out from their com-fort zones to make a differenceand eventually become progres-

sive soon.

This Youth Idol programbecame a gateway for opencommunication and dialog be-tween youth organizations in thetown. The walls that divide theyouth because of religious differ-ences were minimized because

of the goal of Youth Idol which isto unite every youth in our soci-ety.

We based the theme ofYouth Idol from 1 Timothy 4:12,"Don't let anyone look down onyou because you are young, butset an example for the believersin speech, in life, in love, in faithand in purity".

In speech- on how we saywords of encouragement

In life- on how we live by ex-

amples

In love- on how we give loveand how compassionate we are

to our fellow brothers and sisters

In faith- on how we respond toGods call and on how we holdon to the assurance of our

hopes and dreams

In purity- in terms of not havingbad vices and all kinds of immor-ality

It is the goal of Youth Idolto strengthen the relationshipsbetween youth leaders andevery young individual in ourtown. The organization believesthat they have to energize theyouth in order for them to besoon partners in nation-buildingand for the advancement of oursociety. The program also wantsto instill social consciousnessand moral re-awakening not only

to the finalists but also to otherparticipants and even the organ-izers themselves. The programalso aims to redefine activism-that it is not only seen in streetsbut also includes participationand involvement in addressingthe problems and ills of oursociety. This is not just an ordi-nary talent search because oneof its motives is that the youthwill have a shifting from involve-ment in bad vices to enhance-

ment and development of talent.This noble project is really

design to mold and to craft aservant leaders heart. Its al-ready a clich weve been say-ing ever since in grade schoolthat ang kabataan ang pag-asang bayan (the youth is the hopeof the future). But clich as itmay seem, that statement nowholds true because we are nowthe hope of the present. Thetime has come to stand for what

we believe in many years ago. Itis now the time to be a hope forour country. Arise young genera-

tion!

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judged by Acting HumanRes ourc e ManagementOfficer Ms. Justina Trinidad,and Budget Officer Ms.Teresita Quindara, bothfrom the Local GovernmentUnit of Anao. Ms. Key AnnOfrecio from the SupremeStudent Government (SSG)bested all other 4 candi-dates and emerged as thewinner for the Miss Ecologymaterials were provided byRosemarie dela Cruz, a YIFIm e m b e r .

An activity report wasalso presented by each or-ganization representatives

from the Supreme StudentGovernment (SSG), JuniorLocal Government Unit(JLGU), Roman CatholicChoir, Church of the LordPentecostal IndependentMinistry (CLPIM), ChristianBrotherhood International(CBI), youth of Adventist Church, and also from the organizers, the Youth of Iglesia FilipinaIndependiente (YIFI) Some of the preparations were spearheaded by Charitie Aglibot, Mem-bership Committee (MemCom) Head of YIFI.

Representatives of the different organizations in AYLCsRepresentatives of the different organizations in AYLCs

Miss Ecology projecting their recycled dressMiss Ecology projecting their recycled dressin front of the Municipal Hall.in front of the Municipal Hall.

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((Francine Nicole Dela Cruz holdingFrancine Nicole Dela Cruz holdingthe bottlethe bottle

containing the Youth Leaders covencontaining the Youth Leaders covenant andant andMs. Ecology Key AnnOfrecioMs. Ecology Key AnnOfrecio

Garden, as part of the Youth Idol. The activity is simul-taneous with the gift giving in Baguindoc while the Kids

were planting.

A short program was initiated by the KIFI Presi-dent, Mikaela Langoyan and the new member, AriesGamaru. The Social Worker Officer, Ms. Maricar A.Carlos and Mrs. Tessie C. Quimado, the Municipal

Assessor and Adviser of YIFI also participated in the

said activity. They helped the kids in planting the tree.

Through this ceremonial tree planting the KIFI

was able to show their love to Mother Earth.

The joy of the kids in planting trees has extendedin a story telling of their favorite fables, legend anddifferent enchanting stories brought by the Youth Idols.

It was fun and exciting kiddy treat.

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Ceremonial Tree Planting

Baguindoc Toy Giving Turn to page..6

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Bookworm: The Reading Addicts

By: Cris Evert Cardona

Last October 24, an exhibit entitledBookworm:The Reading Addicts was set upin front of the Kids Centre. This event is afollow up activity of last years Youth Idol

2007 1st runner up, Ms. Key Ann Ofreciowhere she told stories to children. This ex-hibit gives us ways on how to strengthen ourreading habits and tells us about the advan-tages of being a bookworm. Different bookswere also displayed to be read by everyone.This activity was participated by children,

YIFI & the finalists of Youth Idol Season 2.

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Ang kahalagahan ng mga hayop ditosa mundong ibabaw ay hindi nasusukat kunggaano man ito kamahal noong binili dahilhindi lahat ng kagalakan ay nadarama sasalapi ngunit sa halip ay kung gaano nitotayo nadudulutan ng saya at aliw at kungpaano nila ginagampanan ang kani-kanilangtungkulin dahil lahat tayo ay mahal ng Diyos

kaya Niya tayo nilikha.

Habang ang oras ay tumatakbo, min-san sa aking buhay, akoy nakaranas ngmga pag-aalinlangan, kayat ako ay nagpu-pursiging makatagpo ng mga kasagutan.Nararapat na bawat likha ay pahalagahan,nang di mabigla sa karma na tila hangin lang

kung dadaan.

Kailanmay hindi sumagi sa pusot isipko ang magkaroon ng pusong-mamon samga hayop. Sa pag-aakalang tanging dulot

nitoy dagdag kunsumisyon lamang. Akoypalihim na nag-aalaga ng mga hayop saisang liblib na lugar dahil kapag akoy nasi-

layan, maririnig ko ang mga tawanan at tinigat kanilang kukutyain lamang. Kayat tangingmagagawa lamang ay manatili sa kinaluluga-ran at isuksok ang hintuturo sa tainga para

takpan.

Ngunit bakit, ano ito?... Idinilat ko angaking mga mata para saksihan ang sikat ng

araw sa bagong umaga. Nagising na lamangakong dumadaloy na sa buong katawan koat naitatak sa kaluluwa ko ang pagkakaroonng pusong-mamon sa mga hayop na kung

saan itoy nilikha ng Poong Maykapal.

Nakapagtataka na ang dating pag-aakala na dahilan ng aking pagluha at pagki-rot ng aking kalooban, ngayoy dahilan na ngaking lubos na kasiglahan. At naka-mamangha na sa isang iglap lamang naganoon ay mangyayari ito na sa buong pag-aakalay kalianmay walang katuparan dahil

nga sa palaisipang itoy isa lamang KA-LOKOHAN.

Sa Pagkakadapay, Higit Tonelada ang IbinangonInspired by the Animals in Danger Exhibit at the Kids Centre last October 29, 2008

By: Irish Camille Mina*

Photos taken during the opening of Bookworm: The Reading Addicts


The said search is hailed as the coun-trys leading search for outstanding group ofyoung Filipinos who are instrumental in thedevelopment of the country through simple,worthwhile notable projects implemented in

the communities.The YIFI was represented by Ron Allan

C. Quimado. On Nov. 26, the finalists gath-ered at the National Youth Commission(NYC) Office located at Quezon Ave, Que-zon City. After that, they went straight aheadto the venue where they had the orientationof activities for the said event. This gatheringof the best organizations in Luzon was alsoan avenue to share with other organizationssuccessful stories on different approaches

towards youth empowerment.

On Nov. 27 at about 9 AM, the organi-zation representatives were presented to the

judges and after that, each one of them intro-duced their project entry with a PowerPointpresentation. The question and answer por-tion followed after the presentation. The YIFIrepresentative was accompanied by Tessie

C. Quimado, YIFIs adviser and Angelo Alexis Barroga, Public Relations Committeehead who authored the project entry profileand accomplished all requirements of thesaid search. Maria Kristina Barroga who waslast years head for the search for the YouthIdol, together with all YIFI members, was

very happy about the victory of the organiza-tion.

Though the YIFI did not make it to theNational Finals on December, it was reallysuch an honor to be one of the Top 10 or-ganizations in Luzon which means that theorg is already one of the countrys top 40,together with the top 10 orgs each from

Visayas, Mindanao and NCR.

According to the YIFI rep, it is only bythe grace of God that we have been able to

make it to Luzons top 10, not because weare great and talented, but its all because ofGod. He made the organization very suc-cessful and He really empowered the mem-bers to create such projects and to be instru-ments of His wonderful plans for the church

and for our country.

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The Ten Accomplished Youth Organizations (TAYO) of Luzon showing off the certifi-cates given by the National Youth Commision (NYC) during the Area Finals in Malolos

Ron presenting the ProjectEntry to the Jury

Mrs. Lolit Garbida,Natl WOPIC

Treasurer(extreme right)

with his son came

to give her moralsupport to YIFI-

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Youth Idol Season 2Victory Party

A victory party was held lastNovember 8, 2008 at the Kids Cen-tre for the successful season ofYouth Idol and for the Grand Win-ner, Mr. Jeffrey Domingo.

YIFI and the some of the YIswatching the tribute presentation tothe Youth Idol Season 2 Finalists.

YI Finalists changed the ambiance of the cemeteryas they stepped down from their float for a pic-ture taking during their motorcade in Nov. 1

The Anao Riders Club also joined in theMotorcade of the YI.

Ms. Novlyn Jean Baguindocbagged the Best in Pirate Costume

InvitedInvitedperformers from La Paperformers from La Pazz

Parish also joined the MotorcadeParish also joined the Motorcade


Nangilabot akot tumaasang balahibo dahil hindi maka-paniwala na ang nasa dyaryonglarawang iyon ay larawan ko athigit pa doon ay nailantad ito ngwalang pumipigil sa halip itoy

kanilang iginalang. Labis akongnapanganga nang mapatingin samalayo at naalala ang nakaraan.Hindi mapagtanto kung anongmilagro ang pumasok sa kaluluwako, na ang isang inaapi-apingayoy ganap nang iniidolo atnaging huwaran pa sa pag-aalaga

ng hayop.

Hinarap ko ang katotohanan na nais-adlak sa aking katauhan. Gayunpaman,nailihis na ako sa agos ng karimlan at nabuk-

san ko na ang pintuan na dati pati sarili kongkalupaan ay aking kinatatakutan. Akongayoy nangunguna sa pagtataguyod ng

kahalagahan ng mga hayop at sa wakaspatungo na sa landas ng may patutunguhankung saan naroon ang kapayapaan ng ka-

looban, kaliwanagan at kaluwalhatian.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

*Irish Camille Mina is a Schools Press

Conference Regional Qualifier

Move! Move! Shake!Shake! Lets dance!!! DanceMinistry Head Claudine Mag-bitang, together with her co-

members in the dance minis-try organized a dance work-shop to enhance the skills indancing of the Y.I. finalists.The dance workshop startedon October 19 and settled

until November 1, morning.

According to Miss Cary

Lee Gali, one of the Y.I. final-ists, It is good to know thatwe, finalists have the abilityto show our hidden talents in

dancing. Also, this will serveas a preparation for the finals

night.

Moreover, the danceministry gave all theirstrengths and talents how todance, to be able to choreo-graph an awesome perform-

ance for the finalists of Y.I.

It was a very success-ful dance workshop that wehave made, we the dance

ministry, planned this amonth ago to share and nur-ture the talent of some youthin dancing. We hope, in oursimple teachings, you hadgained more steps, tech-niques how to dance said

the dance ministry members.

Lets Groove to the Max!!! By: Claudine Magbitang

Leadership Seminar By: Yaweh BarrogaIn line with the Youth Idol Programs pursuit to empower the youth, YIFI has

organized a Leadership Seminar sponsored by the TSU and LGU-Anao Learning Cen-ter held at the Liwasang Procopio Backstage on October 28, 2008 attended by morethan 50 participants from different organizations in Anao

Leaders from JLGU and SSG of Anao High School, PYAP, SK, Youth Idols and YIFI

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attended the said seminar and have beenequipped with the knowledge from thespeaker, Mr. Erwin P. Lacanlale, a professorfrom the Tarlac State University-PsychologyDepartment. The speaker discussed what

must a good leader should possess, how toenhance ones potential as a leader and

more.

A leader must take care of his good imagefor he is a model to be emulated by the

youth, Lacanlale said in his discussion.

Mayor Edgardo S. Felipe congratulatedthe YIFI for organizing the event. DirectorRedemptor Toledano, TSU-Vice President

for Extension Services, also offered otherseminars they may give to the youth of Anao.

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Liwasang Procopio belike East High Gymnasium asthe Y.I. danced with the fadof High School Musical-likeproduction number. The veryexpressive crowd addedspice that night, yelling theirbets, raising their banners,

clapping as hard as theycould, trying to add impact tothe jurors and kanya-kanyang gimick. Surely, theY.I.s really made their mamaand papa proud when theyshared their best shot andconfidence on stage in theirRetro and Sports walk. Themerriment in the crowd wasso obvious too when theprojector flashes their crea-

tive pics, summer and tour-ism photo shoot which weretaken on their prejudgingactivities, and save of theirwackiest bloopers. And whocan escape their captivatingsolo and trio performances?Everybody was stagnated intheir seats and excitedlyawaited the deliberation ofwinners while the contenderswere blanketed with hetero-

geneous emotions. The in-tensity GT as in Grabe Ta-laga! was suddenly paused

for the tribute to parent mo-ment of thanksgiving andrecognition of the Y.I to theunconditional love and in-comparable support and

sacrifices of their parents.

Barometer again de-flected to high reading as the

program proceeds to theawarding of minor and majorawards. Marion got the con-geniality award and two ma-

jor awards, the Best in Retroand Sports walk. JoselitoDadoy was awarded as theSurfers Choice. DominicLardizabal outshined in allphoto shots. Jeffrey Domingobagged the Kids Choice,Best in Musicality and Voters

choice awards. Richelle Ariaga took care of the YIFIPoint System and awardedas the YIFIs Choice. Ms.Key Ann Ofrecio, last yearsYouth Idol 1st runner up wasalso awarded as the MissEcology, which was judgedduring the Anao Young Lead-

ers Convergence.

Mr. Aureo Alavazo wasinvited as speaker during the

night giving the crowd aninspirational message. Thenight was also graced by our

brothers from La Paz Parishwhere they gave an enchant-ing dance number. Nicolo

Andre and Nicole Andre-anna, children of Engr. Sam-uel and Dr. Amelia Bulsecoshowcased their talents in

playing drums and keyboard.

Pressure and tempera-ture reached its peak as thehosts announced the Y.Iswho made it to the top 3.

Almyra Velasco and Richelle Ariaga got the 2nd runnerupand 1st runner-up titles, re-spectively. The Grand winnerof the Youth Idol Season 2

was Jeffrey Domingo.

Congratulations to thewinners and to all Y.I. finalistwho put their maximum effortand gave their very best tolearn, to interact, to involve inthe community, to make animpact in the society,stepped out from their com-fort zones and proved thatthe youth of this generation isthe hope of the present andfuture generation. Tunay ngana Astig ang Kabataang

Anaoeo. Prove it right folks!

Lets all join hands and bepartners in nation building.

Domingo bags Youth Idol title..from 3


Best angles, picture-perfect smiles and stun-ning projection, Youth Idolhas it all.

Photo shoots will al-ways be part of the YouthIdol prejudging activities.Finalists have undergonedifferent photo shoots in this

season of Youth idol.

The first photo shootwas the hip-hop and creativeshot taken last October 18,2008 at the Kids Centre andLiwasang Procopio Audito-rium. Photos taken with the

Youth Idols hip-hop attirewere used in advertisementsand promotions. Youth idolfinalists, in full costumes,enjoyed the creative shotsportraying the character theypicked in a draw lots duringthe orientation in October 11,2008. Backgrounds wereedited in Pl@netz-Computer

Centre according to theircostumes like fairyland,beach, movie posters, world

landmarks and the like.

They also had a tour-ism photo shoot featuring thedifferent spots in Anao onOctober 26, 2006. among thespots were the historical IFIChurch and Amor Complexin san Francisco, Green-house in San Jose, TownMarker, Little Baguio andMunicipal hall, the tallestflagpole in Tarlac, Ylang-ylang extrication plant andnursery, SB Hall and Park,Royal Gazebo, Lilies of Ba-

guindoc and Kids Centre.

A summer photo shootwas conducted the afternoonafter the tourism shoot at theCasa de Gonzales wherethey also had an advertising

challenge.

During the tree planting

activity on October 28, 2008,solo picture were taken fromthe finalists to test their poiseand projection even if they

are in work sweating.

Dominck Lardizabalbagged the Photogenic Award garnering the highest

average in all photo shoots.

Photos were show-cased in the AYLC Finalsnight along with the picturestaken in the different activi-

ties of Youth Idol.

Photographers: Angelo Alexis Barroga, Lourenz Albert Cardona, Cris Evert

Cardona, Lovely JoyCardona, Maureen Joy Gon-zales, Mark Jayson Gonza-les, Joseph Rala, MarianicaPhilina Labagnoy and Maria

Kristina Barroga.

For more photos vistour friendster accounts:[email protected] and

[email protected]

P i c t u r e - P e r f e c t

Some of the creative shots of the

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Environ-mentality is a way of thinkingconcerning the equilibrium of the ecosystemas well as how to protect our nature and how

to combat eco-disturbances such as pollu-tions which lead to the abnormal warming of

our environment.

The Youth Idols, together with someother youth organizations in Anao provedthat they have this kind of mental power. Asa quick response to the call or shall I sayWAIL of our Mother Nature. These youngpips gathered last October 28, 2008 to startthe cure through tree planting. This activityaims to empower the advocacy of the younggeneration in alleviating the effects ofGLOBAL WARMING. Superficially, this taskwas Youth Idol pre-judging activity.

It was misty morning when they startedto walk to the site near the white tombs of

Anao Public Cemetery, carrying their treeguards, pegs, simple tools and mahoganyseedlings. Nearly 7:30 A.M., when at lastthe sun blasted onto the eastern horizon andenergized the youth. Mrs. Tessie C. Qui-

mado, Adviser on Internal Affairs of YIFIguided these youngsters and also judged the12 Youth Idol as part of prejudging. The San-guniang Kabataang Federation (SKF), Stu-dent Supreme Government (SSG), JuniorLocal Government Unit (JLGU), Youth ofIglesia Filipina Independiente (YIFI) andother youth of Anao participated in this cool-

est activity.

Wanna be in and be COOLANTS inthis warming globe. Start in your own houseson how to manage your waste. You can alsochoose a site which is ideal for tree plantingand we will join you.

Environ-mentality:Youths initiatives against global warming

By: Maria Kristina Barroga

Tree Planting participants from different youth organizationsTree Planting participants from different youth organizations

Mahoganies were planted in the cemeterySummer Photo shoot in Casa de

Gonzales


I can be a youth Idol in my own wayby helping our youth to stay away

from prohibited drugs.-Lorenz Joy E. Makisig

IV year

I, as a youth today can be a youthidol in my way by means of showinggood character trait to other peopleand by respecting the rights of othersand lastly, by showing my talent.

-Benson PrimeroAs an ordinary individual, Ill just set good examples to my co-youths. Following the rules given by theschool and by the government is one way. Another is to encourage youth in joining and cooperating in

different youth activities set by the government and other youth organization in town.-Janice Rodriguez

I can be a youth idol in my own way by showing my inner talents and skills that no one knows it. Andas a youth, Ill be one of the good examples of all youth by telling to them to avoid many vices that maketheir life mislead--Dyan Joy Gutierrez

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All Glory and Praises to God!

Participants of the Leadership Seminar withMr. Lacanlale and Dir. Toledano of TSU on

October 28, 2008

Finally, the closing remarks was given by Maria Kristina

Barroga, Projects Committee (ProjCom) Head of YIFI. The participants had picture-takingafterwards and everyone enjoyed the food and the company of each other. It was a suc-cessful event as it is tagged as the first ever Anao Young Leaders Convergence.

The KIFI in their production numberduring the YI2 finals night

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A M A Z I N G G - R A C EThe Amazing G-Race is one of the activities of the

Youth Idol held last October 27, 2008 after the HATAWwhich started with orientation of rules of the said gameled by the G-Race Organizers, Jasmin Angela Quimadoand Krystal Joyce Cardona.

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and failure in to every activity makes me feelthat I am riding on a roller coaster. Instead ofbeing frightened by the comments, mistake Istand of and think that there are always

bright morning waiting to welcome me

I appreciated YIFI very much fordirecting and teaching me the right path totake. Moreover, they serve as an instrumentto prove my motto Time is not a gold butmore than a gold. They enhanced my skillsand self-confidence. They influenced me onhow to be a true youth of today and tomor-row. The leadership seminar and AYLC havehelped me very much in capturing the knowl-

edge of an effective leader.

I have got many dirts on myhands and I am proud of it because

I shared my love and coop-eration with the mother

nature. I have realized how youth of today

can save his/her own country.

By this search, I have felt the over-flowing love of my Best Parents becauseeven though we have nothing atfirst it is a miracle that we won.Their unending support is one of the

best I have ever got.

Sometimes, Id like to cry becauseof the obstacles on my way but I know and Iknow that God is just in my side to give the

light of strength that I need.

Yes I made Yes I made it andit is great honor and challenge to prove

that I deserve to be called as the Youth Idol.

-Jeffrey Domingo

Grand Winner, Youth Idol Season 2

This is the most memorable semestralBreak ever had in my 16 years ofexistence

definitely because I joined Youth Idol. Withalmost a week of activities, each of it was really enjoyingand I cant believe that Ive done things which Ive never done before.

And one thing stored in my mind, that having the prize in winning is notthe most significant thing to consider but the experience I can treasurefor the rest of my life.

-Richelle Ariaga1st Runner-up, Youth Idol Season 2

YOUTH IDOL SEA

(From L-R) Novlyn Jean Baguindoc,Dominic Lardizabal, Manuel Esteban Jr., RCamarista, Almyra Velasco,Ma. Regina Be

Yes! I Made It!..from 4

An enthusiastic leader and acheerful friend

RichelleParents: Mr.& Mrs. Rodillo & Virginia Ariaga


SON 2 FINALISTS

Carrylee Gali, Carl Marion Lacbayan,ichelle Ariaga, Jeffrey Domingo, Ayar Khan, Mark Anthony Pilapil and Joselito Dadoy

A simple girl with a big heartAlmyra

Parents: Mr. & Mrs. Arnolfo Velasco

Throughout my life madeconnections with peoplewhom I never met before inorder to help them and learn

from them.I experienced different emo-

tions as I join the Youth Idol contest although it was partly storybook-perfectwhich I considered most in my life. I joined the busy activities ofkabataan ofdifferent organizations here in Anao, which is distant from my family for awhile. Thinking myself plain and unattractive, I was a girl who came out ofmy shell and shone.

My life has changed because of my experiences here in Youth Idol. The biggest chance yet towork for the country not only in our town and to the principles in which I believed in. I cherish andtreasure those people who supported me, believed me, and taught me behind my success

-Almyra Velasco2nd Runner-up, Youth Idol Season 2

A disciplined son and a dedicatedstudent

Jeffrey

Parents: Mr. & Mrs. Fernando& Josiephine Domingo

Three color-coded teams compos-ing of four members have undergone the10 challenging stations prepared. Mem-bers of the red team were Jeffrey,Manuel, Carylee, and Gina, Yellow teamcomposed of Mark, Josel, Novlyn and

Almyra and the Blue Team by Ayar,

Richelle, Marion and Dominick.

Red teams teamwork and determi-nation worked the best as they made it to

top the G-Race . By: Jasmin and Krystal

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