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Nang isagawa ang “Pag-aaral sa wastong pagboto gamit ang computerized election machine” na itinaguyod ng Parish Pastoral Council for Responsible Voting (PPCRV) ng Diyosesis ng San Pablo, na ginanap sa Liceo de San Pablo Gymnasium noong Sabado ng hapon,  ang liderato ng Junior Chamber International –San Pablo Seven Lakes ang nangasiwa sa pagsasanay sa tamang pagiitim ng oval sa tabi ng pangalan ng ibobotong kandidato sang-ayon sa pagkakatala nito sa official ballot.Nasa larawan sina (mula sa kaliwa) Chapter Vice President Rafael P. Mandap, Chapter President John Rainier E. Barbaza, JCI Member Arnel Papa de Leon, at Chapter Secretary Avegael Austria. Napag-alaman na ang 62nd Induction of Officers of JCI-San Pablo City Seven Lakes ay nakatakda sa darating na Marso 31, 2010 sa Coco Palace Restaurant and Hotel. (Ruben E. Taningco)

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