Child stars to grown up celebrities

Trivia:  From the ‘50s to ‘80s several child stars achieved fame also in their grown up years. In 1950, foremost of all was Tessie Agana, considered the child superstar. Her mom was the famous Sampaguita Pictures actress Linda Estrella.  The outfit big boss Dr. Jose Perez convinced Linda to allow Tessie to be a child actress. In her… Read More »

Reminder to victims

by Mary Ellinelle Villareal Parreno  Sa mga CANADIAN CITIZEN, ano ang pakiramdam na ang nanloko sa iyo ay UNDOCUMENTED pala sa Canada. I realize na ang mga taong walang status ang siya pang may makapal na mukha mag assure sa pamilya ng mga citizen na for 20 to 40 years na kaya nilang papuntahin dito ang mga kamag-anak… Read More »

PINOYS IN NIAGARA, PLEASE BEWARE

THIS IS HOW NAOMI ONG and ROXLEE ONG played their tricks on us.  As narrated by Mae Bentia, the victim and now one of the victims’ advocates. MARCH 2. 2019 – in a BIRTHDAY party.  The couple NAOMI and ROXLEE ONG introduced themselves to me.  Naomi says “DI BA IKAW SI MAE? Yes, I am.  Hey, I know… Read More »

Messages for the community scammers and swindlers

by Mary Ellinelle Villareal Parreno Iyong mga nagyayabang diyan sa enchanted village,itaas niyo pa ng konti ang RANGE ha..Bakit? Kung magyayabang ka na MAYAMAN ka at alam ng lahat ng tao sa palibot mo na WALA KANG TRaBAHO, ano ang labas mo niyan? Maliban lang kung BOBO at hindi nakakaintindi ang nasa palibot mo. Meron bang mayaman na… Read More »

ESSAYING WOMEN POWER IN THE PHILIPPINES

By Dr. Freddie Obligacion After Philippine President Benigno Simeon C. Aquino III delivered his final state-of-the-nation address, Philippine Senator Grace L. Poe, had this to say in an interview, “All of the important and key [officials in his administration] who come out with tough decisions are women.  So I am grateful to the President for seeing the potential… Read More »

Pointers in the Settlement of Estate

Batas PINOY Global   By: ATTY. ROGELIO N. WONG  “Laws relating to family rights and duties,or to   the status, condition and legal capacity of   persons are binding upon Filipino citizens, even   though living abroad.” (Article 15 Civil Code of the Philippines) Q. Dear Atty Wong, I to solicit your thoughts in how to settle and partition the estate of  our… Read More »

It’s Due By Then

        Back in the homeland, SSS means Social Security System (Paseguruhan ng Kapanatagang Panlipunan.)         Lately, the state-run insurance agency warned that it would lose projected income unless it raises the amount of contributions of its members – workers in the private formal and informal sectors, including those overseas.         The warning comes amid congressional hearings on two – House Bill… Read More »

This & That

On an essential trip (with face mask and physical distancing naturally) to the local dollar store, I was pleasantly surprised when – voila! – I came across shelves full of spring gardening stuff. This was a welcome signal for the coming warmer months, and it is only January!  At first the thought that came to mind was that… Read More »