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Let's Get Cooking

An eager group of future masterchefs come together every Saturday for the Filipino

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Community Food Centre. The program is free for new immigrants, permanent residents and the occassional media participant looking to dust up some culinary skills.

The menu for last week's cooking group included mini mushroom and herb quiche toast cups and Filipino chicken macaroni sopas. Food handling and prepping skills were part of the training including cooking healthier versions of recipies such as cooking with less salt/sodium ingredients.

There are many ways to get involved at the Norwest Community Food Centre. Visit thier website, Norwestcoop.ca for more information. Good luck and happy cooking!

An eager group of future chefs!

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No Frills, Great Deals

The residents of the West End are happy to see No Frills open up in their

neighbourhood. After sitting vacant for over over two years, the former Extra Foods grocery store is open again offering ridiculously great deals.

This is the second No Frills grocery store to open in Winnipeg following their first store that opened on Main Street a month earlier.

Members of the West End Biz including Executive Director, Gloria Cardwell-Hoeppner were also on hand to congratulate No Frills staff and management on the new store opening. Photos by Ron Cantiveros | Filipino Journal Photos by Ron Cantiveros | Filipino Journal

NoFrills franchise manager, Topher San Juan (middle) during the No Frills Notre Dame Grand Opening with (l-r) MLA Andrew Swan, Councillor Cindy Gilroy, Gloria Cardwell-Hoeppner, Executive Director West End Biz and Deputy Mayor/Councillor Mike Pagtakhan.

First wave of customers on grand opening day checking out the fresh produce section of the No Frills Notre Dame store.



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The Pulse of the Filipino Community since 1987 April 20-May 5, 2015

Local Talent Paul Ong’s Forthcoming Fundraiser Concert

by aLfie vera mella

Winnipeg's very own local Traditional Pop singer Paul Ong will stage a fundraising concert in preparation for his joining the Talents Olympics. The fundraiser is happening on April 30, 2015, at Jimel's International Cuisine (A-1045 St. James St.). Aside from the headlining Ong, a few more local talents including The Midnight Band and the young Alternative Rockers The 12/21 will grace the event. The whole cast will treat the audience to a night of Jazz, Broadway, Pop, and Rock ballads and stompers. Maui and Ayen Zamora will host the show.

Talent Olympics is a world championship of performing arts. It consists of various categories that include dancing, modelling, acting, and singing. Performers from about 40 countries will be competing for respective categories. Ong among others will represent Canada. Talent Olympics was the same contest that the Philippine Pop singer Jed

Madela joined in before he rose to commercial popularity.

Let's support Ong in this fundraiser that will help him take

the next step into becoming a more renowned artist. Tickets are only $10 each, dinner excluded.


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GMA Network waives exclusive TV airing rights for Pacquiao-Mayweather fight

In true Kapuso fashion, GMA Network has waived its exclusive TV airing rights for the Pacquiao-Mayweather fight happening on May 2 in Las Vegas.

"GMA Network recognizes the magnitude of this fight and we want every Filipino to be part of this momentous event and unifying experience," announced GMA Chairman and CEO Felipe L. Gozon in a message delivered by the Company's EVP and CFO Felipe S. Yalong during a press conference.

Meanwhile, DZBB, Barangay LS and all RGMA stations nationwide, will carry the exclusive rights on radio.

As in previous years, GMA offers its sincerest support for its Kapuso, Manny Pacquiao, who is about to embark on what is touted to be the biggest highlight of his illustrious boxing career.

"Sa pagsampa mo Manny, sa ring laban kay Mayweather sa darating na Mayo, kaisa mo ang GMA Network at ang sambayanang Pilipino sa isip, sa damdamin, at sa pangarap na makamit natin ang tagumpay," expressed Gozon.

The Kapuso head honcho added that GMA will be "one with the entire nation in praying for the victory of Manny," praising his unprecedented achievements in the boxing arena that "attest to the capability of the Filipino to excel in the global stage."

The Pambansang Kamao has an ongoing show with GMA, MP Featuring Sport Science, and has starred in numerous programs on the Kapuso Network. His earlier fights were also broadcasted on free TV exclusively by GMA.

For his part, Mike Enriquez, GMA consultant for Radio Operations, said, "We are proud to once again be a partner of Solar [Sports] in bringing the latest Pacquiao adventure, this time against Floyd Mayweather Jr., live and real time from Las Vegas."

The fight dubbed "Battle for Greatness" will air on May 3 via delayed telecast on GMA7, while DZBB will bring the blow-by-blow action on the same day.

Winnipeg to be Host of 2015 Yamaha Junior Original concert

The Junior Original Concert (JOC) is a program created by Yamaha Music in 1972

to provide opportunities for young musicians to share their original music compositions with an audience. Since that first concert so many years ago, JOC have been held in many locations throughout the world from small local halls to major stages of the world including Roy Thompson Hall in Toronto and the General Assembly of the United Nations in New York City.

This spring, Winnipeg will be at the centre of attention as it hosts

the 2015 Junior Original Concert at the Berney Theatre on April 26th. The concert will feature amazing student compositions from Toronto, Winnipeg and Vancouver. As well, there will be an ensemble performance and a spontaneous improvisation by one of the young composers based on a theme provided by an audience member.

The concert will feature 5 young composers from Winnipeg performing their own piano compositions. They range in age from 6 years old to 11 years old.

Hannah Linsangan, 9, prepares her piece, ‘Midnight in Madrid’

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Ano Nga Ba ang mga Bagay o Gawain na Dapat Ikahiya?

May mga tao na merong mga kinagigiliwang bagay o gawain subalit ayaw nila itong ipaalam sa iba. Dalawa lamang ang karaniwang dahilan—nahihiya sila sa sasabihin ng iba o ang ginagawa nila ay hindi maganda o labag sa batas. Kung ang bagay na iyong kinagigiliwan ay hindi naman labag sa batas, e hindi ka dapat mahiya. E ano ngayon kung malaman ’yan ng iba? Hindi ka dapat nagpapaapekto sa sinasabi o iniisip ng ibang tao. Meron lang kasi talagang mga tao na porke ang hilig o napiling daan sa buhay ng kapwa nila ay di tulad ng kanila, e pinupuna na nila ito. Ang mga ganyang tao e makasarili at may makitid na pananaw. Ang paniniwala nila e sila lang ang palaging tama. Iniisip nila na kapag di nila kagaya e mali na agad. Malamang e marami ka nang nakasalamuhang ganyang klase ng

tao. E kung sakaling isa ka sa kanila e panahon na para suriin mong muli ang iyong pagkatao.

Ang mga sumusunod ay ilan lamang sa halimbawa ng mga bagay na iyong kinagigiliwan na hindi mo dapat ikahiya dahil walang masama r’yan:1)Pakikinig sa sikat na musika. May mga tao na mahilig manlait ng uri ng musika na hindi nila gusto. Walang masama kung hindi mo magustuhan ang isang uri ng musika, subalit hindi mo naman kinakailangang pagtawanan ang ibang tao na may gusto nito. Nagkataon lang na magkaiba kayo ng hilig. Kung ikaw naman ang may hilig sa musika na naging komersyal na, e di mo ito dapat ikahiya. Wag mong isipin o alalahanin ang sasabihing masama ng ibang tao. Makitid lang ang pananaw ng mga ito.

2)Pagbabasa o panonood ng love stories. May mga tao na mahilig magbasa ng romantic pocketbooks o komiks o manood ng mga pelikula na tungkol sa pag-ibig. Walang masama r’yan. Bakit ka mahihiya? Hilig mo yan e. Yung mga nanlalait sa mga mahilig sa love stories e mga makikitid lang ang utak ng mga ’yan.3)Pag-iyak kapag nalulungkot o dahil sa sobrang kaligayahan. Ang pag-iyak dahil sa nararamdamang kalungkutan o ibayong kasiyahan ay natural at normal na emosyon. Walang nakakahiya o nakagugulat d’yan. Yung kasabihang bata o babae lamang ang dapat na umiyak o magpakita ng pagtulo ng luha e isa ’yang malaking kabalbalan. Walang masama sa pag-iyak. Bagkus pa nga, ayon sa Psychology, ang pag-iyak—basta hindi naman sobrang tagal—ay therapeutic o mabuti sa kalusugang emosyonal. Nailalabas ng isang tao ang matinding damdamin. Kaya kung ikaw ay malungkot, may dinaramdam, o sobrang nasisiyahan, okey lang na umiyak. Wag mong ikahiya yan. Mabuti na nailalabas mo ang iyong nararamdaman. Yung mga taong nagtatawa o lumalait sa mga umiiyak—e malamang ipokrito ang mga ’yan. Imposible na hindi sila umiiyak kapag masyadong nalulungkot o naliligayahan. Kung hindi pa sila umiiyak sa tanang buhay nila, e malamang hindi normal ang kanilang emosyonal na kalusugan.

4)Ang pagkain ay kanya-kanyang preference. Kung gusto mong kumain ng karne e walang masama r’yan. Ang importante lang e balanse ang iyong kinakain para na rin sa iyong kalusugan. Kung pinili mo namang maging vegetarian o vegan, e wala ring masama r’yan. Siguraduhin mo lang na kaya mo iyang panindigan. At kung vegetarian o vegan ka, wag mo naming laitin ang mga taong kumakain ng karne dahil karapatan nilang mamili ng kanilang kakainin. Subalit meron ding mga tao na ipinagmamalaking vegetarian o vegan sila, pero yun pala, kapag nasa kusina na ng kani-kanilang bahay e kumakain rin pala ng karne. Ipokrito ang mga taong ganyan.

Ang mga sumusunod ay halimbawa naman ng mga bagay o gawain na karapat-dapat lang ikahiya kung hindi mo lang din lang ititigil.1)Kung mahilig kang manguha o mangupit ng mga gamit na hindi mo pag-aari e malamang maysakit kang kleptomania. Kailangan mong magpatingin sa doctor para malunasan ang kondisyon mong iyan. Kung sadya lang talagang mahilig kang magnakaw, e masama yan. Labag iyan sa batas. Sa sandaling mahuli ka e siguradong sa korte o kulungan ang punta mo.2) Yung mga taong mahilig magkalat ng tsismis tungkol sa kapwa nila e iyan ang nakakahiya. Ang mga taong ganyan e malakas lang ang inggit sa kanilang kapwa

kaya nila iyan nagagawa. Gusto nilang masira ang reputasyon ng kapwa nila kasi naiinggit sila sa tagumpay na nakakamtan nila.3) Sa panahon ngayon, alam na ng nakararami na ang bawat tao ay may kanya-kanyang sekswalidad, paniniwala o pananampalataya, istilo ng pananamit, paraan ng pamumuhay. Kailangan nating irespeto ang lahat ng iyan. Ang dapat lang nating gamiting basihan e kung nakasasakit ba nang pisikal ang mga napiling pamumuhay na iyan. Kung walang psikal na pananakit na nangyayari, e dapat lang na hayaan natin ang napiling pamumuhay ng bawat tao. Hindi natin sila dapat kutyain, pagtawanan, o sabihing mali ang kanilang ginagawa. Basta walang batas na nilalabag, e karapatan ng isang tao na mamuhay sa paraang kanyang nais.Sa Madaling Salita

Hindi natin dapat ikahiya ang mga bagay o gawain na ating kinagigiliwan basta walang nagreresulta ritong pisikal na pananakit sa kapwa. Anuman ang napiling sekswalidad, pagkain, paraan ng pananamit, paniniwala o pananampalataya, mga hilig, trabaho, o paraan ng pamumuhay—e karapatan iyan ng isang indibidwal. Walang kahiya-hiya riyan. Hindi dapat pagtawanan o laitin ang mga ’yan. Ang mahalaga lamang e walang nasasaktan na pisikal sa napiling pamamaraan ng pamumuhay ng isang tao.

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Time Management: A Key to SuccessBy Thuy Lam | Manitoba Start

Do you ever feel like you’re running out of time? We all get the

same 24 hours in a day. Why does it seem like some people are able to achieve so much more with those 24 hours than others? The answer is found in effective time management.

Time management is about how you organize and plan the time you spend on specific activities. On the surface of things, it seems that time management should be easy and straightforward—something that just happens. In practice, time management is a skill that takes effort to develop.

The ability to manage your time effectively can benefit you in many ways:•Increased productivity and efficiency•Decreased stress•Greater opportunities to achieve important life and career goals•More time where it matters•A dependable and professional reputation

Conversely, being unable to manage your time effectively can have negative consequences:•Inefficient workflow

•Missed deadlines•Higher stress levels•Lower quality of work•A poor professional reputation

Time management is about spending your time in the right places, on the right thing. In order to manage your time effectively, it’s important to know your priorities, obligations, and schedule. You have to find the strategy that works for you. The following tips can help you to improve your time management skills:1.Prioritize work. At the start of each day, make a list of tasks, beginning with the ones that require your immediate attention. Some tasks may need to be completed that same day while others can be carried forward to the next day. Prioritize your tasks to focus on the ones that are more important. 2.Avoid procrastination. Procrastination wastes essential time and energy and has a negative effect on productivity.3.Avoid multitasking. Many of us feel that multitasking is a more efficient way of getting things done. In reality, we do better when we focus and concentrate on one task at a time. It’s better to finish one task before moving to another.

4.Set up deadlines. Set a realistic deadline for your task and stick to it. It may help to set the deadline a few days before the task is due so you can complete any other tasks that might get in the way. Challenge yourself to meet the deadline, and reward yourself for meeting a difficult challenge. 5 Schedule tasks. Carry a notebook or a planner with you to write down all the tasks that come to mind—or enter them on your phone. Make a to-do list at the start of each day, and prioritize your tasks. Make sure your to-do list for the day is attainable.

Practicing these time management skills will allow you to be in control of your time and your life. It will allow you to maintain balance between your work, personal, and family responsibilities. Time management is a key to success!

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Learn to Camp Weekend at Riding Mountain National Park

The Filipino Adventure Club is partnering with Parks Canada to co-host a

special Learn-to-Camp Weekend at Riding Mountain National Park on the weekend of June 20-21, 2015.

One of the best ways to discover some of Canada’s most beautiful natural heritage areas is by spending the night in one of Parks Canada’s many campgrounds across the country. Starry nights, breathtaking views, tons of activities and a chance to bond with your family around an open campfire. Let these experiences inspire you at Parks Canada-operated campgrounds.

Fees for Learn to Camp Weekend are set at $44 per person, $22 for youth under 16 years old and children under 5 are free. Included in the Learn to Camp fees are limited camping equipment such as tent, sleeping pads and firewood, access to all workshops and activities, park entry and camping fees.

Transportation to Riding Mountain National Park will be the responsibility of individual participants/families. Things to bring: Food for all your meals, camp kitchen/cooking, sleeping bags, pillows, clothes, rain gear and other items you might bring out camping. If you are interested in participating, please email [email protected] to reserve your spot today.

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Pacquiao embraces underdog status

I remember making my way to the MGM Grand Arena back on December 6, 2008. A nice escape from the Winnipeg winter. Instead of manoeuvering around ice and snow, I was zig-zagging around a traffic jam of tourists making the same journey. It was fight night in Las Vegas and not just any fight. It was billed the Dream Match. The "Golden Boy" Oscar De La Hoya had just defeated Steve Forbes and was looking for another fight on his quest to avenge a split decision loss to Floyd Mayweather. Unfortunately, Mayweather had retired which left De La Hoya scrambling to find an opponent.

Enter Manny Pacquiao. After eight straight wins, HBO and ESPN suggested

that fighting Pacquiao would be the best option and De La Hoya agreed. De La Hoya moved down a weight class where the rising Filipino star would move up two. Hardly a fair fight. As I continued my way to the arena, nightclub promoters were trying to get me to attend their "De La Hoya victory party" once the fight was over. I smiled and kept walking. It was the last time Manny Pacquiao walked to ring as an underdog as Vegas sports books had De La Hoya as a big favorite considering it as a mismatch. Pacquiao cruised to a technical knockout victory after the 8th round and made the legendary De La Hoya quit on his stool refusing to take any more punishment. The Filipino fighter rose to superstar status

that night and shortly after, Floyd Mayweather came out of retirement.

Fast forward six and a half years and Mayweather and Pacquiao's paths will finally cross. Mayweather's undefeated record remains intact and will face his stiffest challenge to date. Pacquiao has become one of the most decorated fighters in boxing history winning titles in eight divisions. When he walks to the ring in less than two weeks, the fighting Congressman will once again be labelled as an underdog. It's a role that he remembers when he fought De La Hoya.

"I can easily beat Floyd Mayweather, I believe that," Pacquiao tweeted. "Everyone had me as an underdog to Oscar De La Hoya, too. If Floyd Mayweather fights me, boxing will get an even bigger upset victory."

After a controversial loss to Timothy Bradley and a knockout by rival Juan Manuel Marquez. Many questioned if Pacquiao would get his shot at Floyd Mayweather. Pacman dominated in his next three fights and Mayweather continued outclassing anyone that stood in his way. There was no other fight left to be made except pitting the two against each other. It was the only fight the world wanted to see. On May 2nd, Pacquiao will finally get his shot at Mayweather and history might repeat itself. The underdog might come out the victor and shock the world once more.

After the De La Hoya fight, I walked back to my hotel room and passed the same club promoting the fight after party. The promoter recognized me and I leaned in and asked if it was the "De La Hoya victory party or the De La Hoya retirement party". He had a good laugh.

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The countdown is on for all of us anxious anglers in the Southern Manitoba

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Fishing equipment such as rods and reels require periodic maintenance to ensure proper performance. They are often put away immediately after the last trip in the fall and forgotten about until this time of the year. It is always good practice to ensure that your equipment is working properly before you hit the water to avoid any surprises that may have occurred over the winter.

Reels should be taken apart, cleaned, and lubricated with reel lube. If you have spools lined with monofilament, these should be replaced with a fresh spool as this type of line gets weaker over time. If it is a larger reel, say like the ones paired with the longer ‘greenback’ surf rods, you

can get away with stripping off a good length of the used line and start the season with the less exposed remaining spool. Reels with braided superline or nanofil are usually more resistant to degradation but should be checked for fraying or nicks and replaced as needed.

Wipe down all of your rods and check that all components are intact. Check the line eyes for chips or missing inserts and examine the rod blank for fractures or cracks. Setting the hook on that long-awaited first bite of the year and then having the line get cut or your rod breaking can quickly ruin your day.

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I always get my angling licence ahead of time and encourage anyone that I will be heading out with to do the same to avoid any delays in getting a line in the water come opening day. These can be purchased at any tackle store, sporting sections of the big box retailers, or some gas stations that advertise selling bait and tackle. As always, if you have any questions about anything fishing related or want to share your fishing pictures with our readers, don’t hesitate to email me.

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The Jets didn't take the easy route in their final six games to get to the postseason. After a deflating loss to the Chicago Blackhawks, the Jets experienced a defensive breakdown late in a game against the New York Rangers. Chris Kreider scorched past Dustin Byfuglien and scored on a breakaway late in a tied game. The 3-2 loss temporatily knocked the Jets out of a playoff spot.

Winnipeg regained their composure against the Vancouver Canucks in their final game of a four game homestand. In a back and forth affair that saw a total of five first period goals, the Jets outlasted the Canucks in a 5-4 win. Lee Stempniak scored twice and Mathieu Perreault assisted on three goals in the victory.

Closing off a season with three of four games on the road is an uphill battle for any team trying to keep pace in the playoff hunt but goalie Ondrej Pavelec was up to the challenge. Pavelec continued his hot streak allowing zero goals in regulation in the three road games. The Czech goaltender backstopped the Jets to a 2-0 win against the Minnesota Wild making 32 saves and shut

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Pavelec stood on his head once more against the Colorado Avalanche with 21 saves and after 65 minutes, the game remained

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If it seems like you’ve done nothing but go around with urgency, this week brings the chance to catch your breath. After all the excitement, pause and assess your progress. You’ll also need to think about money and other resources, such as talents, information, and anything else necessary to get ahead and how you might make use them.

It’s time to turn inspiration into practice – take that bright idea and run with it. But there’s no rush. Allow whatever you have in mind to grow organically and you won’t go far wrong. Don’t force anything, but do take advantage of a wave of enthusiasm. Meanwhile, a romantic dream can come true over the weekend.

Have you been finding it hard to get through to someone? If so, this issue could come when the person in question may seem at their most stubborn. Don’t ask for any favors at this time, whoever it is, as you might receive contrition. The weekend is great for movies, fun, and chilling out in general.

Delays in receiving cash and other forms of abundance should soon come to an end. Those seeds you planted a while ago will begin to grow, bringing the potential for greater income for you. You can also increase your chances of attracting golden opportunities by networking regularly, whether you’re looking for new friends or something more romantic.

There’s plenty of potential for fun and drama in your life, particularly if you’re willing to move outside your comfort zone. There’s also a push to succeed in your career, which you can benefit from by slowing down and considering what you really want. It’s worth spending time doing this, as the climate is right for you to succeed so long as you’re heading in the right direction.

The urgency around money matters may die down this week, leaving you feeling less anxious yet even more motivated to increase your earning potential. Upgrade your skill set by taking a course or class. If you’re driven to increase your knowledge, this is the time to go for it. Be confident enough to move in the direction of your dreams, as an optimistic influence pushes you to move outside your comfort zone.

If you’re eager to get your money working harder for you, the current alignment suggests that putting in the effort now can bring good returns further down the line. You can do even better if you’re willing to ask for advice from someone with experience. Bring an opportunity to take a relationship to a new level. Whether you’re in a budding romance or considering a business partnership, this is the time to go for it.

You’ll find your interactions have a soothing, beneficial effect on you. Even if you can’t agree on something, the earthy qualities of energies can act as a potion to your soul. If your intense feelings have complicated matters, you’ll find the common sense solutions that show up to be a revelation.

You could be feeling out in the cold early this week. But because the aspect is temporary, things between you and other matters can quickly improve. It pays to nourish your mind and body by getting enough sleep, eating the right foods, and exercising regularly. If you’ve been busy, think about indulging a day in the spa. You are your own best resource, so it certainly pays to invest in your well-being.

If you’re in the dating loop, you’ll have the most luck when you seek out others who share your love of the good things in life - people who enjoy gourmet food, excel at business, and love the same cultural activities. It can be a catalyst for change on the home front. If you have a plan, that’s the day to put it into action.

There’s a good chance your sweetheart has issues that have nothing to do with you. As it’s only temporary, you’ll soon be back on good terms. You may be eager to sort out home-based projects. Saturday could be your best bet, as a potent transit delivers the energy and enthusiasm to get things off to a great start.

It’s technically a great time to entertain at home and make family and friends feel welcome. The only exception to this could be on a Tuesday, when an unsettled connection could throw a monkey wrench in the works. It’s also an excellent time for a date with a romantic theme. If you want to impress or give your sweetheart special treat, this is the time to go for it.

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Queen of the Festival candidates - Left to right: Clarielle Pabalan, Jezel Axalan, Jenica Reyes, Jillian Ong, Lovely Sarte, Zane Jacinto, Toni Pearle Ledda, Maria Danica Cuaderno, Elaine Verri, Yza Manabat, Angelica Tañada, Queenie Junio, Marydelle Soliman. Photo by Mark Godilano

Meet the Queen of the Festival ContestantsBy Alyssa De Guzman

Who will be the next Queen of the Manitoba Filipino Street Festival

this summer? Welcoming this year's lineup of candidates, the Manitoba Filipino Street Festival (MFSF) Pageant Committee together with the MFSF Board

hosted their inaugural Meet and Greet event on Sunday, April 12th at Filipino Seniors Hall. Thirteen beautiful young ladies introduced themselves and shared their thoughts and interests in joining this year's pageant.

The excitement builds as we count down the days to the pre-pageant show on Sunday, May 3rd at Essence Event Centre. Join us for a Bud, Spud and Steak dinner as the MFSF presents the official candidates of the 2015 search for the Queen of the Festival.

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