JUAN SIPAG

JUAN SIPAG
By: Deo Antonio D. Llamas


Bata Pa Tayo May Isang Batang Pilyo
Na Bahagi Na Ng Ating Mga Kwento
May katotoran o kathang isip Lamang
Nag Sasalarawan ng Ating Kaugalian

Batang Malikhain Iba Kong Mag isip
Mahilig Matulog Gising Managinip
Ang sabi nga Thinking Out Of The Box Lagi
Si Juan Kahit Tamad Mapag Isip Rin

Dahil Marahil sa Takbo Ng Panahon
Simpleng Pangangailangan Ng Buhay Noon
Ngayong Teknolohiya At Impormasyon
Nagbago Kay Juan At Kanyang Direksyon

Ang Bagong Juan Ang Ating Bigyang Pansin
Siya'y Masipag,Maagap at Matulungin
Tapang Talino Maipagyabang sa Mundo
Laging Nangunguna Mabuhay saang dako

Ang Salitang Mapagisip ay Masipag din
Katangiang Bihasang Taglay Natin
Bigay ng Diyos Na Ating Pangalagaan
Sa Isip, sa Salita At sa ating Gawa

Si Juan Tamad ay Juan Sipag na Ngayon
Nagbago Nagsikap Dala sa Panahon
Sipag ay Isip at Hagod May Magagawa
May Mararating Ang May Galing na Kaugalian

Juan Sipag Siya'y Ako At Ikaw Rin

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PHOTO GALLERY: SOMETHING INTERESTING AND FUN ABOUT THE LLAMAS FAMILY OF THE PHILIPPINES

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SOMETHING INTERESTING AND FUN ABOUT THE LLAMAS FAMILY OF THE PHILIPPINES . PHOTO GALLERY:   Virginia Llamas 1922 Philippine Carnival Queen.     From I Walked with Heroes: “‘ You, an editor!’” my mother said. ‘You, a university graduate, who has been to the United States! Acting as prince consort to a Miss Philippines!’ Then, suddenly suspicious, she demanded, ‘Did she ask for you?’”2 (On the far left is Eugenio Lopez, Sr.)   Carlos P. Romulo escorted Virginia Llamas in the pageant. After two and a half years of courtship, they married on July 1, 1924, in Pagsanjan, and honeymooned in Baguio. They had four sons: Carlos, Jr., (“Mike”) in 1925; Gregorio Vicente (“Greg”) in 1927; Ricardo Jose (“Dick”) in 1933; and Roberto Rey(“Bobby”) in 1938. ( See pictures below) Gen. Carlos P. Romulo, most likely the most well-known Filipino abroad since he was the first President of the United Nations General Assembly. It is his statue that presently sits at the corner of U.N. Aven
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HISTORY OF DAGUPAN

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HISTORY OF DAGUPAN, PANGASINAN My Lola Maria Villamil Jovellanos on my fathers side belongs to the Jovellanos -Villamil Clan of Dagupan and my grand fathers side Mayor Jose Fernandez Llamas belongs to the Fernandez-Coquia- Llamas (FERCOLLA) clan of Dagupan. I PHOTO COPIED THE HISTORY OF DAGUPAN CREDITS TO: The previous pages of Dagupan's history were provided by a staff of Dagupan City hall and is based on a thes is of MR. RESTITUTO C. BASA. We thank Mr. Basa for this very informative and colorful history of Dagupan City. And to MRS. RUFINA MENESES at the City Library. RESTITUTO C. BASA was born October 13, 1930 in Sta. Barbara into Anacleto Salazar Basa of Tebeng, Dagupan and Ticman Carreon of Sta. Barbara. A graduate of the University of Pangasinan.. A Veteran newspaper, he also taught English, Philippine Literature, History, Sociology and Journalism at the University of Pangasinan and the Dagupan City High School. He passed the following civil service examinations
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wikipedea on Ronald Llamas

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Ronald Llamas Ronald Llamas, current Presidential Adviser on Political Affairs Ronald Llamas  is a prominent Filipino activist and the current political adviser of President  Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III . He is also the president of the  Akbayan Citizen's Action Party , which is a coalition partner of the  Liberal Party  (LP). Prior to his appointment in his current position, he was already a key adviser of President Aquino and LP president and former senator  Mar Roxas . Aquino also earlier appointed Llamas as member of the board of directors of the  Development Bank of the Philippines . Contents   [ hide ] 1   As student activist 2   In the labor movement 3   Akbayan 4   Interesting anecdotes 5   Reactions from the left 6   Reference 7   Citation [ edit ]   As student activist Llamas took up journalism at the  University of Santo Tomas  (UST) Faculty of Arts and Letters (AB) in 1978. It was there, while the country was still under  Martial Law , when he wrote
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