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As the founder of Pinoy Power Honolulu Radio Program and an active leader in the community, Imelda “Emmie” Ortega Anderson, was unanimously selected as one of the 2009 Twenty Outstanding Filipinos Abroad (TOFA) by a Panel Board of Judges headed by Nonoy and Aida Mendoza of the Filipino Image Magazine, the Pinoy Global Online News and the Roxanne Andrea Mendoza Memorial Foundation. LEADING FILIPINO NEWSPAPER FREE Volume III • No. 37 August 2009 www.filamobserverarticles.blogspot.com DATING PANGULONG CORY AQUINO PUMANAW NA Page-14 See ANDERSON, page 8 EMMIE ORTEGA ANDERSON 2009 OUTSTANDING FILIPINO AWARDEE HONOLULU—Miss Maui Filipina 2009, 17-year old Celina Jean Macadangdang Hayashi, captured the state title of Miss Hawaii Filipina 2009 at the Miss Hawaii Filipina Scholarship Pageant held at the Hawaii Theater on July 18. Celina and the other island Filipina queens of Oahu, the Big Island, Kauai and Molokai competed in the four categories of Judges Pre- pageant Interview, Talent, Swimsuit, and Terno/Speech. In a very rare occurrence, and possibly the first ever in the State's pageant history since its inception 50 years ago, Celina captured first in every judging phase of the competition. Celina’s talent was a self- choreographed contemporary ballet to the song “Dahil Minahal Mo Ako” by popular Filipina artist Sarah Geronimo. Her Terno gown was artistical- ly designed by Mr. Peter Lee, well-known designer of Maui, which was adorned with the Sampaguita, the national flower of the Philippines (also known as the Pikake) which had been hand beaded by her grandmother 31 years ago for her mother’s gown worn in the 1978 Miss Maui Filipina pag- eant. Her speech resonated the Maui’s Celina Hayashi Captures State Title It is a concert that many of Maui’s people eagerly look forward to each year since it was first pre- sented 13 years ago. This year, the Dr. Jose L. Romero Memorial Concert will be held on Saturday, August 23, at 2:00 p.m. at the Steppingstone Theatre in the Queen Kaahumanu Shopping Center at Dr. Jose L. Romero Memorial Concert to Feature Among Maui’s Best By DANNY AGSALOG ILOCOS NORTE – On her first ever trip to the Philippines, Maui Councilmember Gladys C. Baisa became adopted daughter of the Municipality of Badoc by resolu- tion approved by the town’s Sangguniang Bayan. Badoc Mayor Thomas N. Torralba presented the resolution to Councilmember Baisa on July 15 at the Office of the Mayor. The staff of the municipality, members of the Sangguniang Bayan, and Baisas’ relatives attended the presentation of the resolution. Sherman Baisa, husband of Councilmember Baisa, accompa- nied her to Badoc. The Baisas trace their roots to Badoc, with Sherman’s father, Cirilo, migrating to Hawaii in 1921 or 88 years ago and never came back. The Baisas could not find the words to describe their first-ever visit to Badoc. Mayor Torralba and his staff searched for Sherman’s living rela- tives and arranged for a meeting between them at the reception held by the municipality for the coun- cilmember. Badoc Adopts Councilmember Gladys Baisa HONOLULU—As part of its year-long celebration of the Visayan centennial anniversary in Hawaii, the Congress of Visayan Organizations (COVO) held the Visayan Century Awards Gala on July 19 at the DeRussy Hall of the Hale Koa Hotel in Honolulu, Hawaii. Gracing the occa- sion were Honolulu City Managing Director Kirk Caldwell, representing the Mayor, and Consul Paul Raymund Cortes, acting head of post of the Philippine Consulate, both of whom gave brief mes- sages. There were three award categories: posthumous, organizational, and individ- ual. The statewide awards were given to individuals (deceased and living) and organizations who have worked towards the unification of the Visayan community, COVO Holds Visayan Century Awards Gala ANDERSON: “I’m delightfully surprised and elated yet humbled for this award considering that I’m just an ordinary person providing compassionate service to the community.” See HAYASHI, page 11 By Fil-Am OBSERVER Staff See COVO, page 12 See ROMERO, page 13 See BADOC, page 10 BAISA 2009 Miss Hawaii Filipina (right) Celina Macadangdang Hayashi and 1st Runner-up Rachel Pacarro; also shown is Honolulu Mayor Mufi Hanneman. ROMERO CRISTINE REYES NANGUNGUNANG SEKSING BABAE SA BUONG MUNDO Page-15
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As the founder of Pinoy Power Honolulu Radio Program andan active leader in the community, Imelda “Emmie” OrtegaAnderson, was unanimously selected as one of the 2009 TwentyOutstanding Filipinos Abroad (TOFA) by a Panel Board ofJudges headed by Nonoy and Aida Mendoza of the FilipinoImage Magazine, the Pinoy Global Online News and the RoxanneAndrea Mendoza Memorial Foundation.
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Volume III • No. 37 August 2009www.filamobserverarticles.blogspot.com
DATING PANGULONGCORY AQUINOPUMANAW NAPage-14
See ANDERSON, page 8
EMMIE ORTEGA ANDERSON2009 OUTSTANDINGFILIPINO AWARDEE
HONOLULU—Miss MauiFilipina 2009, 17-year oldCelina Jean MacadangdangHayashi, captured the statetitle of Miss Hawaii Filipina2009 at the Miss HawaiiFilipina Scholarship Pageantheld at the Hawaii Theater onJuly 18. Celina and the otherisland Filipina queens of Oahu,the Big Island, Kauai andMolokai competed in the fourcategories of Judges Pre-pageant Interview, Talent,Swimsuit, and Terno/Speech.In a very rare occurrence, andpossibly the first ever in theState's pageant history since itsinception 50 years ago, Celinacaptured first in every judging
phase of the competition.Celina’s talent was a self-
choreographed contemporaryballet to the song “DahilMinahal Mo Ako” by popularFilipina artist Sarah Geronimo.Her Terno gown was artistical-ly designed by Mr. Peter Lee,well-known designer of Maui,which was adorned with theSampaguita, the nationalflower of the Philippines (alsoknown as the Pikake) whichhad been hand beaded by hergrandmother 31 years ago forher mother’s gown worn in the1978 Miss Maui Filipina pag-eant.
Her speech resonated the
Maui’s Celina Hayashi Captures State Title
It is a concertthat many ofMaui’s peopleeagerly lookforward to eachyear since itwas first pre-sented 13 yearsago. This year,the Dr. Jose L.R o m e r oM e m o r i a l
Concert will be held on Saturday,August 23, at 2:00 p.m. at theSteppingstone Theatre in the QueenKaahumanu Shopping Center at
Dr. Jose L. RomeroMemorial Concertto Feature AmongMaui’s Best
By DANNY AGSALOG
ILOCOS NORTE – On her firstever trip to the Philippines, MauiCouncilmember Gladys C. Baisabecame adopted daughter of theMunicipality of Badoc by resolu-tion approved by the town’sSangguniang Bayan.
Badoc Mayor Thomas N.Torralba presented the resolutionto Councilmember Baisa on July15 at the Office of the Mayor.
The staff of the municipality,members of the SangguniangBayan, and Baisas’ relativesattended the presentation of theresolution.
Sherman Baisa, husband ofCouncilmember Baisa, accompa-nied her to Badoc.
The Baisas trace their roots toBadoc, with Sherman’s father,Cirilo, migrating to Hawaii in1921 or 88 years ago and nevercame back.
The Baisas could not find the
words to describe their first-evervisit to Badoc.
Mayor Torralba and his staffsearched for Sherman’s living rela-tives and arranged for a meetingbetween them at the reception heldby the municipality for the coun-cilmember.
Badoc Adopts Councilmember Gladys Baisa
HONOLULU—As part of its year-longcelebration of the Visayan centennialanniversary in Hawaii, the Congress ofVisayan Organizations (COVO) held theVisayan Century Awards Gala on July 19at the DeRussy Hall of the Hale Koa Hotelin Honolulu, Hawaii. Gracing the occa-sion were Honolulu City ManagingDirector Kirk Caldwell, representing theMayor, and Consul Paul Raymund Cortes,
acting head of post of the PhilippineConsulate, both of whom gave brief mes-sages.
There were three award categories:posthumous, organizational, and individ-ual. The statewide awards were given toindividuals (deceased and living) andorganizations who have worked towardsthe unification of the Visayan community,
COVO Holds VisayanCentury Awards Gala
ANDERSON: “I’m delightfully surprised and elated yet humbled for this award consideringthat I’m just an ordinary person providing compassionate service to the community.”
See HAYASHI, page 11
By Fil-Am OBSERVER Staff
See COVO, page 12
See ROMERO, page 13
See BADOC, page 10BAISA
2009 Miss Hawaii Filipina (right) Celina MacadangdangHayashi and 1st Runner-up Rachel Pacarro; alsoshown is Honolulu Mayor Mufi Hanneman.
ROMERO
CRISTINE REYESNANGUNGUNANG SEKSINGBABAE SA BUONG MUNDO
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