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Dagiti nangabak iti SELECA 2014

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Dagiti nangabak iti SELACA 2014: 1st- Amado I. Yoro - Ewa, Hawaii 2nd- Elmer L. Lopez - San Nicolas, Ilocos Norte 3rd - Isaganie S. Bermosa - San Jose City, Nueva Ecija 4th - Henry R. Tangalin - Naguilian, La Union 5th - Rudy Ram. Rumbaoa - Maui, Hawaii 6th - Rolando S. Gamoso - Candon City, Ilocos Sur 

Daytoy ti maikadua a panangabak ni Yoro itoy a pasalip ti SELACA. Agdama a kolumnista iti The Ilocos Times, Hawaii Filipino Chronicle, ken Hawaii correspondent ti Timpuyog Journal. Sakbay a simmalip ni Yoro iti SELACA, premiado a mannurat iti nadumaduma a salip ti panagsuratan. Man Writer of the Year Award Gumil Filipinas 1997; Pedro Bucaneg Award, Gumil Filipinas, 2002. Thomas Jefferson Award, namitlo daras a napili a Top Iluko.Com Writer, Volunteer of the Year Award, Media and Communication Award, Huwaran [Role Model] Award, Contributing Writer iti Rimat magasin, Waikiki Beach Press, Leeward Sun Press, Mid-Week, Philippine News San Francisco, Fil-Am Courier, Hawaii Filipino News, Pacific Courier, Tawid News magasin, Community News Advocate Magazine, Fil-Am Observer, kdpy. 

Dagiti nangabak iti Lady Fele Mann Salip Ti Panagsurat iti Salaysay 2014: 1st - Elmer L. Lopez - San Nicolas, Ilocos Norte 2nd -James M. Vicente - Laoag City, Ilocos Norte 3rd - Isaganie S. Bermosa - San Jose City, Nueva Ecija 4th - Lherwin L. Navero - Cauayan City, Isabela 5th - Rolando S. Gamoso - Candon City, Ilocos Sur 

Dagiti nangabak iti Leilani D. Ballesteros Salip ti Panagsurat iti Daniw Para Kadagiti Agdadamo: 1st - Lherwin L. Navero - Cauayan City, Isabela 2nd - Henry R. Tangalin - Naguilian, La Union 3rd - Rolando F. Ramos - Santiago City, Isabela 4th - James M. Vicente - Laoag City, Ilocos Norte 5th - Mario S. dela Cruz - Cabarroguis, Quirino 


FERLIMA, Salip ti Panagsurat iti Ababa a Sarita: (Awan ti nangabak iti 1st, 2nd ken 3rd ) 4th - Elmer L. Lopez - San Nicolas, Ilocos Norte 5th - Cecilio L. Castillo - Alicia, Isabela Mayawatto dagiti premio (cash ken sertifiko) bayat ti 6th TMI International Literary Convention and Seminar inton Mayo 2-4, 2014 idiay Lower Magat Eco-tourism Park (sigud a Paraiso, Tribu Vizcayano) Diadi, Nueva Vizcaya. Makiddaw kadagiti amin a nangabak a personal nga umayda awaten ti premioda.
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