Issue Num 14 (Pre-Fiesta 2000)                                   Page 6                                    ANG TANJAYANON NEWSLETTER




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Impressed by Tanjay

    I was in Bais, Tanjay and Dumaguete.  I have noticed that Tanjay is a very progressive place in contrast to (the other cities) which have  remained 
very provincial.    And you know what:  Daghang gwapa sa Tanjay.
                

                Dr Jose M. Tiongco
                via  email (cc)
(Ed's note: Dr Tiongco, a neurosurgeon, author and philantrophist, left his practice at age 45 to organize health care cooperatives to afford hospital benefits to the sick among the poor in the Philippines.  He is going around the country to organize groups of doctors there.   The above is an excerpt of his email to  Carmen Miraflor of Stanford University, who emailed him back proudly revealing: "Did I tell you that I too am half-Tanjayanon?")

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The Tanjayanon Directory

    Myrna and I would like to have a copy of the Tanjayanon Directory.  Is that OK or do we have to get the members' permission?  (Ed's note: Yeah, we 
have to ask the members' permission.)  You see, God willing, we shall be travelling in the next few months and  would like to send postcards to our Tanjayanon friends.  Right now, Myrna is in Montreal visiting with Nolping and Chita Cornelio-Tabasa, Nancy Diamola-Seki and Pat Quiteves-Ismael
    For a starter, I'd like to get in touch with my cousins Polding and Fely Culi, my former neighbors Bert and Ven Tabaloc,  Myrna's cousin Lilia Banogon Montagnino, Perla Labe (Brad, is she our classmate John Labe's sister?). 
    Best regards.  Oh, did I tell you that my daughter Ellen gave birth to a very cute, very sweet, very pretty (liwat sa apohan) baby girl we lovingly 
named Inday Kiora?
    

                Elpi and Myrna Culi
                Richmond, BC

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 Joyful Tanjayanons

    Brad, thanks for the website newsflash on the Tanjay USA Millennium party.   It must have been a BIG bash  -  live band, professional entertainers, uniformed servers, open bar, european and filipino menus, good-looking DI's and dancing until the band surrendered.
    Ah, inyo ming gipa-ibgan?  Okay, okay, now we are patas.  We know that you are also very ibog and very hidlaw of our real authentic traditional Pasko diri sa ato sa Tanjay:  misa sa ka-adlawon where we and our friends sing the old Christmas hymns, then go to the pa-initan for tsokolateng lugos motulo, puto maya sa dahon or bubud nga molikos sa haligi, listen to panulindaw nga binisaya, suroy-suroy  nga maglakaw ra, hapit sa mga paryente kay manga-on, estorya, hisgot-hisgot, katawa, and many others. What more can we ask for?
    Ipion, Pinang/Loring, Ising and I send our love and best regards.  Hope to see you soon.

                Evelyn Oracion-Ong
                via email

(Ed's Note:Dr Evelyn Oracion-Ong is among the real beauty-and-brains personality Tanjay has always been known for.  She and her late husband, Dr Antonio Ong, have six children,  four of whom are also doctors.  If plans push thru we can expect her to join us as we celebrate the 3-day Tanjay USA 200 Fiesta Affair here in California.)

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 Brad,   I read the Tanjayanon Newesletter that I got from Maninay Benny (Regalado-Reyes).  I'm the youngest brother of Eden, Lorna, Marlene and 
 Armi.  Maybe the younger ones are in your age group. (Ed's note: Thank you.) 
   And also, your Tanjay Trivia  is great.   Let's have it in the Tanjay website and share it with  Tanjayanons all over the world.  
                    
                    Rene Gayo
Manila
(Dr. Rene R. Gayo,  youngest of the seven children of the late Engr Mina Gayo and Encarnacion Regalado, is the dean of the School of Management at the University of Asia and Pacific.  He and Elwyn Borromeo, an executive of Purefoods, and son of Engr Godong and Ondin Real-Borromeo, were among those responsible for the re-birth and re-organization of the Tanjay Association of 
 Metro Manila.)     
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Black eye

        
      Brad, uy, na-unsa na man kono nang dalan sa Tanjay  karon.  Guba na man kono kaayo.  Ug gikan kono ka sa Dumaguete sakay ug trak pa-ingon sa Bais, mahimo ra kono ka'g katulog.  Dili kono ka mabalaka nga molapaw, kay siguro gyud kang makamata pag-abut sa Opaw sa Tanjay.  Guba gyud no kaayo,  nagbugol-bugol gyud.  (Makatang-tang ug IUD, moingon nang uban.) Ngano man na?
      Mao kono nga ang mga sakyanan mo-detour agi sa mga residential nga kadalanan sulod sa Tanjay.  Unya tungod kay ang mga dagkung trak mangagi pud (karga'g tubo ug troso), nanga-buslot na pud ang atong mga dalan sulod sa Poblacion ug Ilaya sa Tanjay.  Kanang dalan atbang sa inyong balay diha sa Plaza, basi'g pag-uli nimo, magsakayan na ka. 
       Brad, I request that thru this newsletter we inform and complain to  our Public officials about the situation.                                       

                        Sonny Mercado
                    Canoga Park,  CA

(Note: Copies of the Ang Tanjayanon Newsletter are sent to the offices of  Cong Dodo Macias, Gov George Arnaiz and Mayor Baltazar Salma.   We hope, this time, a clerk would get hold of a copy, read about your concerns and laugh  before she throws it  in the garbage to be burned by the janitor.  Get the idea?)

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Announcing . . .

Grand Reunion
celebrating the  
50th Year Anniversary
of the
ENI Class of 1951
Tanjay, Negros Oriental

Contact persons:    Vicente Reyes, California
                                   Pablito Manapol, Washington
                                   Dodoy Cornelio,  Tanjay