Day: October 19, 2016

Malabuyoc: Home for Montaneza Falls and Mainit Hot Spring

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Second activity after the Canyoneering experience, we went further south to visit Malabuyoc town which is between Alegria and Ginatilan.Asides from the beaches and falls the neighboring towns are known for, Sulfur HotSprings in Brgy Montaneza provides a refreshing additiveto your itinerary.

Getting There

If you are coming from Cebu:

Go to South Cebu Terminal and ride a Bato Via Barili bus. Tell your driver to drop off at Mainit Hot Spring entrance in Malabuyoc.Fare: 120 PHP

If you are coming from Badian:

Go to Matutinao Church and wait for a bus going to Bato Via Barili, tell your driver to drop off at Mainit Hot Spring entrance in Malabuyoc. Fare: 30PHP

You can also ask habal drivers near the hi-way for a quick ride and drive you directly to Malabuyoc. Fare: 100 -200 PHP *haggle

As soon as you enter Malabuyoc town, look out for theroad-side sign below that…

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Speech of Ramonito Pernato, President of Philippine Institute of Certified Public Accounts (PICPA)

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(RAMONITO PERNATO belongs to the Batch’70 of NDTC Boys High School (Tacurong City, Sultan Kudarat, Philippines). His family popularized the chicken barbecue in Tacurong way back in early days of the 1960s, and which became known as “Mauring’s Barbecue”. He literally worked his way up the social ladder to be where he is now, the 2016-2017 NATIONAL PRESIDENT of the PHILIPPINE INSTITUTE OF CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTS (PICPA). He is among the “golden products” of Notre Dame that I am personally proud of.)

 

 

MESSAGE DELIVERED DURING

THE 71ST PICPA ANNUAL CONVENTION IN DAVAO CITY

 

 

Time is running so fast, only to find out that we are all gathered today in Davao City, the venue and the home of the co-host, the PICPA Davao Chapter to celebrate our 71st PICPA Annual National Convention. We have chosen Davao City as the venue over a place in Sultan Kudarat Province, the home of the co-host, the PICPA Sultan Kudarat Chapter because the City has adequate facilities, resources, and various tourist destinations to offer around the Southern Mindanao Region.

 

The 71st Annual National Convention, as always been said in any annual convention, is a time for us to renew our acquaintances and friendship, share our concerns and issues, our joys and sadness, and to work out on the challenges we are now facing in the volatile and complex business and economic environment.

 

Despite some hitches as we are moving forward to achieve our goals, this Annual National Convention is also an occasion for all PICPANs as a family to establish or re-invigorate affected relationship so that we can put aside our personal differences and move forward to become more humane and professional.

 

Also, the 71st Annual National Convention Committee has worked hard and came-out with technical sessions and fellowships which will meet the needs of each PICPAN to “LEVEL UP” and go beyond our comfort zones, and be ready to face the challenges of the times with confidence and competitive spirit.

 

Daghang Salamat!

 

Mabuhay ang PICPA!

 

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