PHOTOS TAKEN DURING THE TURNOVER AND BLESSING OF 10 MULTICAB VEHICLES ACQUIRED THROUGH THE EFFORTS OF CONGRESSMAN ERNIE D. CLARETE (1ST DIST., MIS. OCC.) AND MAYOR NARDING R. REGALADO II, AS WELL AS THE NEWLY CONCRETED ROAD IN BRGY. MACAWA, HELD SIMULTANEOUSLY WITH THE CELEBRATION OF NATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY LAST MARCH 8, 2002.  THE VEHICLES WERE GIVEN TO THE BARANGAYS OF MOHON, DULLAN, TUGAYA, TORIL, PALAYAN, TAWITAWI, CONAT, MAULAR, ZAMORA, AND STA. ANA.

Photo shows the multicab vehicles lined across the road fronting the Don Mariano Marcos Farmer’s Training Center in Aloran ready for the blessing ceremony. Made possible through the efforts of Congressman Clarete and Mayor Regalado, the four-wheel drive vehicles will be used by the recipient barangays in their day-to-day activities, notably in the maintenance of peace and order and in addressing emergencies.

Mayor Regalado (middle, in barong tagalog) with wife, Phebe, who cut the ribbon during the turnover ceremony of the newly concreted road in Brgy. Macawa. Also in the picture are Congressman Clarete, Board Member Regalado and barangay officials of Macawa.

 

Mayor Narding R. Regalado II with Congressman Ernie Clarete and Board Member Jimmy R. Regalado (face partially hidden) during the turnover program inside the Aloran gym.

Mayor Narding Regalado II   leads the blessing rites officiated by Fr. Jarantilla of the Philippine Independent Church. In the background is the façade of the Don Mariano Marcos Farmer’s Training Center, commonly known as the Aloran gym.

 

Among those who graced the occasion was Engr. Jimmy R. Regalado, (foreground, right)  former Mayor of Aloran (1988-1998) and now Provincial Board Member of Misamis Occidental.  He is shown here with Congressman Clarete to his right.

 

Mayor Regalado takes the podium and calls on officials of the barangays who received the multicab vehicles, as well as members of the Aloran Federated Women’s Association (AFWA), to work with him even harder for more development projects in Aloran.