AGRICULTURAL CORPORATION (AGRICOR) Camarines Norte State College Daet, Camarines Norte CDA Reg.No. 9520-05000954 Email: www.agricor.com.

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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF AGRICULTURAL CORPORATION HELD AT CAMARINES NORTE STATE COLLEGE, DAET, CAMARINES NORTE ON APRIL 30, 2013 AT 8:00 IN THE MORNING. ATTENDANCE: Present: Name Ronald Reambillo Merelyne Maligat Cristina Rajas Johnroy Cribe Rhea Vidal Sheerwin Abasolo Rosemarie Zantua Jeric Azur Position Chief Executive officer VP Operations VP Finance VP Marketing VP Sales Operation Director Finance Director Marketing Director

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Part I The meeting with opening prayer, lead by Finance Director. Part II MEETING PROPER The CEO facilitated the meeting proper. The Secretary read the Previous minutes. No correction was made BUSSINES ARISING FROM THE MINUTES: 1. Massive and rigid collection due to law interest rate collected. 2. Finance Managerial Update on Conducting CIBI they usually asked the neighbors even the Brgy. Officials about the character of members who applied for loan. 3. Problems arising labor cost with in harvesting time. MANAGERS UPDATES: 1. On Finance always refer to the loan release logbook for collection and asked members to sign on logbook and date of payment when receiving demand letter. 2. Officer and Staff should be a role model for loan repayment and savings on share . 3. Invite members for time deposit

Meeting adjourned at 10:30 am closing prayer

Prepared by: Joanna L. Villaspin Secretary

Noted; Ronald Reambillo CEO

Graduation can be one of the most memorable moments in a person's life. It is a moment when you celebrate your accomplishments with your peers. The graduation ceremony is a melange of emotions, along with pride and satisfaction there is this anxiety about future and a sinking feeling about bidding farewell to friends and alma mater. If you are a valedictorian or a salutatorian, then you also have to deal with the nervousness of delivering a graduation speech. Speeches by luminaries and students are often the most important part of a graduation ceremony. Graduation Speech Ideas Oftentimes, graduation speeches are tremendously boring as the new graduates are rarely proficient orators. Since, these speakers are often students excelling in academics, they may not be always great writers or rhetoricians. However, if you avoid unsurprising cliches and the common drab topics, you can indeed make your graduation speech interesting. You can draw inspiration from commencement speeches delivered by eminent personalities on graduation. Add personal touches to your speech by narrating funny anecdotes or exemplary achievements of your class during graduation years. You may also express your views regarding the current affairs or political situation. Delivering inspirational quotes is a good idea, but again avoid cliches. Brevity is the most important factor to be considered while delivering graduation speeches. Since, audience would be most interested in the commencement speech, it would make sense to keep your speech short and sweet. Remember, it is your personal experience and genuine feelings about your school, friends that will keep your audience captivated and not some heavy duty stuff, loaded with social, political jargon. Graduation party speeches can be a bit playful and informal, but make sure you do not offend anyone with snide remarks in your speech. Sample Graduation Speech (Valedictorian) "Good evening honored guests, ladies and gentlemen and the Graduating Class of [year]. Robert Gallagher said that change is inevitable except from a vending machine. As you stand on the brink of moving into life beyond [name of educational institution], change will be inevitable! It is inevitable and indeed gratifying to see that our Graduating Class of [year] matured and became skills proficient ready to tackle and further their life-long education. It is inevitable that structures and processes and relationships will change in their dayto-day lives. It is inevitable that they will face new challenges and it is inevitable that things may seem a little different in the year ahead. Yes, life is definitely going to become a little 'shaken up and stirred'" Speech Example "Good Evening, ladies and gentlemen, friends and family, teachers and administrators. We stand, gathered together to celebrate the accomplishments of the 2001 Class of Mattawan High School. To my fellow classmates, we've made it. We've finally made it. We are graduating. Congratulations. Congratulations not only to us graduates, but also congratulations to our teachers, parents, friends, families and administrators. Our success is your success, for you have given us the freedom to dare, the courage to excel and the belief that we can achieve our best. Together for the last time, we stand

poised at the very edge of graduation, looking towards a bright future. Soon each of us will go forth, in his or her unique direction, seeking to make a mark upon the world. Our adulthood, so long anticipated, has now arrived. We have grown up. We must seize our future and taking it into our own hands, do with it what we will, striving towards excellence." Excerpts from Valedictorian Speech, Mattawan H.S. 2001 Graduation Speeches Examples (Commencement) "What kind of peace do I mean and what kind of a peace do we seek? Not a Pax Americana enforced on the world by American weapons of war. Not the peace of the grave or the security of the slave. I am talking about genuine peace, the kind of peace that makes life on earth worth living, and the kind that enables men and nations to grow, and to hope, and build a better life for their children - not merely peace for Americans but peace for all men and women, not merely peace in our time but peace in all time" - John Kennedy, American University 1963 "Death is very likely the single best invention of life. It's life's change agent; it clears out the old to make way for the new. Right now, the new is you. But someday, not too long from now, you will gradually become the old and be cleared away. Sorry to be so dramatic, but it's quite true. Your time is limited, so don't waste it living someone else's life. Don't be trapped by dogma, which is living with the results of other people's thinking. Don't let the noise of others' opinions drown out your own inner voice, heart and intuition. They somehow already know what you truly want to become. Everything else is secondary... Stay hungry, stay foolish." - Steve Jobs, Stanford 2005 Graduation speeches are all about being yourself and expressing your genuine feelings of gratitude towards all those who made your achievement possible for you. So, prepare well and get ready to stir emotions in those with whom you spent the most important years of your life. Read more at Buzzle: http://www.buzzle.com/articles/graduationspeeches.html Friends, graduates, and anyone who can remember the sweet taste of a welcome future with the spice of opportunity. Let's celebrate with our friends here who represent the future. Let's indulge in the bounty of choices, possibilities, and adventures that are ripe and ready for their taking! Life is a wonderful journey. A course that you set and determine by the choices you make each day. Eleanor Roosevelt once said, "The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams." So as you step out to meet the world with your mind prepared and your skills tuned, I urge you to set your direction with a positive attitude and strong spirit. Celebrate the days of success and always prepare for the challenges that meet each of us as we venture through life. For although we may consciously make the most positive of decisions day-to-day, you and I KNOW that there will always be hard days. It is during the times of success that people will know our name, and it is during times of trouble that people will know our character.

You have now received your education. You are equipped to take on the world. Your life is now YOUR destiny. Academia will not impose deadlines for theses with minimum word counts. No, now your life is yours to create. We have simply built a strong foundation for the future you must independently design and build. "Watch your thoughts; they become words. Watch your words; they become actions. Watch your actions; they become habits. Watch your habits; they become character. Watch your character; it becomes your destiny." - Frank Outlaw. Now... End of sample May temang Bright Child ay Siguruhin, Responsableng Pamamahayag ay Palaganapin, ang NCM ngayong taon ay nagtatampok ng mga aktibidad na magpapalawak sa kamalayan ng publiko tungkol sa mga karapatang pambata at ng kabataan, pagpapalaganap ng mahahagalang istadistika at iba pang kaugnay na impormasyon at materyales sa kabataan, at paghihikayat sa lahat ng sektor ng komunidad at lipunan na maging responsible sa pagpapalaki ng batang Pilipino na maging bright child. Ilalabas sa telebisyon ang Phase II ng programang Why Not? na nagsusulong ng nutrisyon at kasanayan sa buhay sa mga bata. Ilulunsad ang 1st Juvenile Justice and Welfare Consciousness Week. Gaganapin ang annual recognition para sa Local Government Units at Barangay Nutrition Scholars, kasabay ng summit na tinaguriang Bata, Bida Ka! Sa Local na Legislatura, na dadaluhan ng mga Vice Mayors, Councilors, Provincial Board Members, Sangguniang Kabataan Members, at Sanggunian Secetaries; at isang Childrens Congress. Ang pagdiriwang ng taunang NCM ay kasunod ng 2nd National Summit on Children: Summit of Councils and Committees on Children in the Philipines noong Hulyo. Nakakuha ito ng lakas mula sa resolusyon ng summit. Binabati namin ang Council for Welfare of Children sa pamumuno ng kanilang Executive Director Brenda S. Vigo, Deputy Executive Director Ma. Elena S. Caraballo, Planning and Programming Division Head Grace C. Alejandrino, Localization and Institunalization Division Head Marissa Dela Merced Navales, Administrative and Finance Division Head Consolacion S. Salcedo, and Public Affairs and Information Office Head Denia S. Gamboa, sa pagdiriwang ng 20th National Childrens Month. CONGRATULATIONS AT MABUHAY! Bangon kabataang Pinoy, ngayon na! Ilang dekada na ba ang nagdaan o upang mas lalong tiyak, dumaan na ang isang siglo nang sabihin ni Gat Jose Rizal na tayong mga kabataan ang pag-asa ng Bayan. Ito ba'y naitanim na natin sa ating isipan? Tayo ba'y ganap nang handa upang buong giting at walang pag-

aalinlangan natin sabihing, "Opo, handa na po kaming isulong ang inyong adhikain para sa bayan! Hindi madali ang mangako subalit mas lalong hindi naman mahirap gumawa ng mga bagay na

magpapaangat ng ating kakayahan bilang kabataaang Pilipino. Likas sa atin ang pagiging malikhain, ang pagiging matatag sa gitna ng krisis, sakuna at trahedya kaya hindi mahirap na tayo'y maging Pilipinong mga

maipagmamalaki

hindi lamang

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magulang kundi maging ng mga susunod pang henerasyon. Kailangan lang nating isantabi ang ilan sa ating mga baluktot na ugali at maling paniniwala upang ganap tayong makatakas sa anino ng kahapong pilit na nagiging tanikala ng ating pagkaalipin sa kahirapan at pagwawalang-bahala. Isang kilalang dalubhasa sa pamumuno, si Brent Filson ang nagsabing saka lang natin malalaman kung gaano tayo kagaling na pinuno kapag ating napamunuan ang mga taong mag-isip ng mas mataas kaysa sa tingin nila sa kanilang sarili. Bakit hindi natin sundin ang sinabi ni Noel Cabangon sa kanyang awitin tungkol sa pagiging isang mabuting Pilipino. Nagbabayad ng buwis, tumatawid sa tawiran, sumasakay sa tamang sakayan at bilang kabataan, nagsisikap sa pag-aaral at hindi gumagamit ng bawal na gamot. Ang paglalakbay tungo sa ilang libong milya ay nagsisimula sa unang hakbang. Kung hindi natin kaya ang mga simpleng gawain ng isang ordinaryong tao o kabataan, huwag tayong umasam na ating makakamit ang ating pinapangarap Ika nga upang makakita ng pagbabago, maging instrumento muna ng pagbabago. Higit sa salita na marami sa atin ay siyang ginagawa, ang pagkilos ang siyang magdadala sa atin sa rurok ng tagumpay. Sabi nga ng Panginoon, "Kilos tao at tutulungan kita". Walang sinuman ang mag-aangat sa atin kundi tayo. Maraming mag-aalay ng tulong subalit higit diyan ang ating dapat gawin, tayo mismo ang magkusa at huwag umasang abot kamay ang tagumpay sa taong nakatunganga.

Hindi ba't masarap sa pakiramdam na dahil sa ating angking galing mula sa ating pagsisikap na ito'y marating ay pag-agawan tayo ng mga taong gustong maging bahagi ng ating pagsisikap kaysa doon sa halos isuka na dahil sa walang ginawa kundi sirain ang sarili. Huwag tayong matakot na maging tampulan ng tukso kung alam nating nasa tama tayong daan. Itakwil man tayo ng ating mga kinikilalang kaibigan, hindi ito dapat maging dahilan upang panghinaan tayo ng loob sa ating ipinaglalaban tungo sa isang matagumpay na mamamayang Pilipino at bansang Pilipinas. Tayo ang kabataan, tayo ang kinabukasan, ikaw, ako tayo ang maghahanda ng ating kinabukasan hindi

bukas, sa makalawa o sa isang linggo --- kundi NGAYON. Kaya kabataan, tayo na, kilos na! Ngayon na! "Bright Child ay Siguraduhin, Responsableng Pamamahayag ay Palaganapin" is this years theme for the national observance of the 20th Childrens Month. This move puts emphasis on continuously safeguarding childrens rights through responsible reportage and conscientious publication of childrenrelated concerns and issues. National agencies, local government units, private sector, non-government organizations, media, business groups, among others will participate in the celebration, mounting their respective activities and strategies to promote a child-caring and a childrespecting environment.

Department of Social Welfare and Development Regional Director Leticia Diokno said that in celebrating the 20th Anniversary of National Childrens Month, the agencies and local government units are guided by the theme, "Bright Child ay Siguraduhin, Responsableng Pamamahayag ay Palaganapin!" The celebration, Diokno said, aims to promote and protect the physical, moral, spiritual, intellectual, and social well-being of the Filipino children. Likewise, this year's celebration intends to emphasize the role of media in protecting the children's rights. In this regard, the DSWD and the Philippine Information Agency will conduct a Media Forum on Children within the month of October. The media, both print and broadcast, are important in efforts to realize in making the community childfriendly. The media could also play a pivotal role in monitoring the actual implementation of the rights of the child, Diokno said. In their reporting, media give an "image" of the child. They reflect and influence perceptions who children are and how they behave. This image could create and convey respect for young people. However, it could also spread prejudices and stereotypes which may have a negative influence on public opinion. Nuanced and well-informed reporting is to the benefit of the rights of the child. It is important that media themselves do not abuse children. The integrity of the child should be protected when reporting about, for instance, involvement in criminal activities, sexual abuse, and family problems. Fortunately, the media in the country have voluntarily agreed to respect guidelines which offer such protection of the privacy of the child; however, such ethical standards are not always adhered to, the DSWD director said. Concern has also been expressed about the influence on children of negative aspects of the media, primarily programs containing violence and pornography. Discussions must include how to protect children from violence on television in video films and in other modern media, she added.