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6th Tumulak Clan Association Grand Reunion @ Oslob a success!

(Tumulak Clan with Msgr. Leopoldo Tumulak and Msgr. Phil Tumulak)

thanks to all Tumulaks who attended for this annual activity the we Tumulak celebrates, especially those who are coming from provinces like dumaguete, ormoc, laguna etc...

Photos are uploaded @ Facebook, just visit our group(https://www.facebook.com/?ref=home#!/home.php?sk=group_101060903304913&ap=1) to view.

Hope these photos could be uploaded here also...para dali ra nato makit an.

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Please see attached Programme of our 6th Grand Reunion on  May 21, 2011 @ Poblacion Oslob Cebu

SEE YOU ALL THERE!

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TCA Website Admin

The DAY is fast approaching and we have 8 days more to prepare for that said event...

the 6th Tumulak Clan Association Grand Reunion.

Is it not the right time to gather to know to mingle to unite to pray for it is also called the Judgement Day?

May it be the day of judgement or not we Tumulaks will gather at that venue(Oslob) from all parts of the Philippines and rest of the world to celebrate that day, a special one.

A day celebrating our theme "Global Identity thru Clan Unity.

So dont miss this day, a day we may say a new beginning of a United Tumulak.

BE THERE!

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The history of Lapu-lapu City influences the cultural involvement of its residents.Many celebrations showcase the exchange of cultural interests, Spanish reflections, ancestral legacy and modern trends.

History

Lapu-Lapu is considered one of the greatest figures of ancient Philippine history. Although the first thing that usually comes to mind when the name of Lapu-Lapu is mentioned is the fact that his battle with Magellan led to Magellan's death, Lapu-Lapu was not honored because of that. Rather, he is honored because he was among the first to reject submission to a foreign power even though Raja Humabon, ruler of the neighboring island of Cebu, and other chiefs recognized the king of Spain as their ruler and agreed to pay tribute.

Chief Lapu-Lapu's (1491-1542) other name is Kolipulako. The hero of Mactan and conqueror of Magellan, is described as stern, proud, intelligent, unyielding. He waged continuous war against the powerful ruler of Cebu, then a very much greater kingdom than his little island of Maktang.

History has it that Mactan Island although small was a thriving community when the great Magellan was in Cebu. The brave Spanish navigator and soldier, upon learning that some inhabitants on this tiny island across Cebu refused to recognize the King of Spain, burned one of the villages. Lapu-Lapu was one of the native leaders who refused to acknowledge the sovereignty of Spain over the Islands.

When Magellan, with three boatloads of Spaniards and twenty boatloads of Cebuanos, went to Mactan to help a friendly chief, Lapu-Lapu and his men armed with native fighting elements, wooden shields, bows and arrows, lances, met them. The invading Spaniards and Cebuanos were driven back to their boats, but their brace leader, Magellan, met death in the hands of Lapu-Lapu. On what is believed to be the exact spot where Magellan fell and died now stands an imposing monument in honor of the gallant explorer.

Lapu-lapu Shrine

The battle between Mactan Island Chieftain Lapu-Lapu and the foreign aggressor Ferdinand Magellan occurred in April 27, 1521. It depicts the hero holding a bolo in one hand and a pestle on the other. Said weapons were believed to have been used during his combat with Magellan. This monument stands as a reminder of Filipino bravery.

The Lapu-Lapu shrine is a 20-meter bronze statue in Punta Engaño, Mactan Island, Cebu, Philippines, erected in honor of Datu Lapu-Lapu, a Muslim king who defeated Spanish soldiers and killed Portuguese explorer Ferdinand Magellan in the Battle of Mactan on 1521.

Battle of Mactan

Kadaugan sa Mactan is an annual reenactment of The Battle of Mactan at its site on the beach of barangay Mactan which features Lapulapu's victory on April 27. The events include a fluvial procession of decorated bancas (canoes) representing magellan's three ships, the planting of the Cross of Magellan, the baptism of the natives followed by the battle. Kadaugan sa Mactan literally means "Victory at Mactan" used to be called Bahugbahug sa Mactan.

Legend

Some natives believe that in his final years, Lapu-Lapu did not die, and has been turned into a stone, and is forever guarding the seas of Mactan. Fishermen in the island city throw coins at a stone shaped like a man as a way of asking for permission to fish in the chieftain’s territory.

Another story passed on by the natives of the land says Lapu-Lapu became the statue placed on a pedestal at the center of the plaza. The statue faces the old city hall building where the mayors used to hold office and once held a crossbow in the immortal stance of someone about to shoot an arrow at an enemy. The people of the city decided to change this crossbow with a bolo after a succession of three mayors died due to a heart attack.

source: http://www.lapulapucity.gov.ph

Kadaugan sa Mactan 2011 Schedule of Activities

April 16, 2011 – Saturday

8pm – Mr. Lapu-Lapu – Hoops Dome, Gun-ob

April 17, 2011 – Sunday

5am – The Great Lapu-Lapu Run 3 – Lapu-Lapu City Hall Grounds

April 24-29, 2011

6pm-10pm – Food Festival – Mactan Liberty Shrine (to be participated by at least 30 hotels, resorts and food establishments in

Lapu-Lapu City… great food will be made available at very affordable prices, from P5 to P99!)

9pm – Live Bands – Mactan Liberty Shrine (c/o San Miguel Beer)

April 25, 2011 – Monday

7am – Floral Offering with Air Force Band and Honor Guards – Lapu-Lapu City Auditorium

8am – Flag Raising and Short Opening Salvo for the Kadaugan sa Mactan 2011 – Lapu-Lapu City Hall Grounds

April 26, 2011 – Tuesday

8pm – Pre-Battle Ritual – Mactan Liberty Shrine

April 27, 2011 – Wednesday – Battle Re-enactment at the Mactan Liberty Shrine

6am – Holy Mass

8am – Flag Raising, Floral Offering, Military Honors (21 Gun Salute by the Philippine Air Force Contingent)

9am – Program Proper and Welcome Remarks by Lapu-Lapu City Mayor Paz C. Radaza

9:30am – Battle Re-enactment

10am – Flower Drop

9:30pm – Fireworks Display

April 30, 2011 – Saturday – Kadaugan Street Party

6am – Olango Challenge – Tambuli Beach Club

5:30pm-3am – Kadaugan Street Party – ML Quezon National Highway (in between the old and new bridges)

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Oslob Attractions

Oslob has its share of unique attractions, natural or man-made. Its clean waters and fascinating underwater paradise makes Oslob a perfect place for get-away for those who are looking for something daring or for those who wants to visit the traces of its past glory.

As Argao is known for its torta, Carcar for its chicharon and ampao and Talisay for its lechon, Oslob is also proud of its delicacies such as tostado, rosquillos and podrida, a tasty delicacy that has a resemblance of a flower but with a coconut in the center.

Like any other towns, Oslob is also celebrating the town fiesta with a festival. The Sadsad Festival is a brightly-colored dance festival in honor of its patroness, the Our Lady of Immaculate Conception. From a barangay celebration, it is now one of the highlights of the fiesta.

Here are some of Oslob’s attractions that are worth paying a visit:

Immaculada Concepcion Parish (Immaculate Conception Parish)/ Oslob Church

This church is considered one of the oldest churches in the entire province of Cebu. The church itself and the convent are made of cut coral blocks. Comparatively large, the church is in Romanesque in style, conceptualized by Fr. Santos Marañon.

Located in barangay Poblacion, the church was featured as part of the quadrumvirate, alongside the churches of Boljoon, Argao and Dalaguete. They are called “fort-churches and served two purposes during the olden time. Aside from being a place of worship, it served as a safe haven for the inhabitants during the attacks of the Moros which is quite frequent during the time.

Mainit Spring

Among one of the springs that flows freely in the town of Oslob. Located in barangay Mainit, it is rich in sulfuric water that is known to be curative and perfect for your exhausted bodies.

Fr. Mauricio Alvarez was said to be the first one who discovered the medical uses of the spring and responsible in educating the residents about it.

Sumilon Island

One of Oslob’s pride, Sumilon Island is a 24-hectare island, just a 15-minute ride by a pump boat from the main coastland and in a close proximity in the shores of Dumaguete.

This fascinating island boasts of lush vegetation, crystal clear waters and the undamaged underwater attractions. Being the oldest marine sanctuary in the country, it is under the preservation of Silliman University. Teeming with colorful corals and a wide variety of marine faunas, it is best place for snorkeling and diving.

Oslob Seashore

Facing the Bohol Strait, Oslob owned beautiful beaches with powdery white sand and clean waters in blue or in green shades. Its afternoon sea breeze is much cooler and ideal for those who are looking for a place to relax and unwind.

Nueva Caceres Church

It is another beautifully-made church in barangay Nueva Caceres. It used to be a separate town but eventually absorbed by the town of Oslob during the heights of the American occupation.

The Museum of Sacred Heart

It is now of the current attractions in Oslob. It specializes in sacred images and religious artifacts all over the world that are dated back 11th century A.D. Among the most priced possession is the image of St. Joseph and the Holy Child in 21 karat gold, three large emeralds, six diamonds, one aquamarine, one chrysocolla and three bicolor tourmalines.

It is opened by the public but by appointment only. Interested visitors have to inform the office first.

Cuartel

Entertain your eyes with the traces of Oslob’s gloomy past. Only the ruins of this ancient barracks are left. Located in barangay Poblacion facing the Oslob Church.

Baluarte (watchtowers)

Located in the vicinity of the Cuartel area in Poblacion, one can see the ruins of this ancient watchtower. It was part of the defense system in dispelling the Moro raiders during the past.

Calle Aragones

Known to be the oldest street in Oslob.

History of Oslob's name

Long time ago, there was a popular place in town called “Bolocboloc”. The place was called Bolocbol because of its existing spring located beneath the shoreline at the foot of the barangay. The flow of the water was so strong as if the water was boiling which can still be seen at this present time.

At present, the place is now known as Nigad (a name of a tree). The place is named Nigad because of the existing tree that grew in the place which is seldom seen to grow in the shoreline.

From the name Nigad the word “Oslob” was born due to the misunderstandings between the native couple and the two guardia civil (civil guards) in the year 1785. While the said couple were taking a rest under the tree and were eating their brought boiled bananas soaking it with vinegar and salt, the two guardia civil suddenly appeared with the words, as if they were asking: “Como se llama esto pueblo?” – which if translated in English would mean:”What is the name of this town?”.

The couple were astonished for they were not able to comprehend what the civil guards were saying. Since, the couple, at that time, were then soaking bananas with the vinegar and salt, they thought that the civil guards were asking them as to what they were doing, and thus, the couple answered in unison saying ”Toslob”, which means “soaking”.

After hearing the word “Toslob”, the civil guards kept on repeating the word “Toslob” in the thought that the said word was the name of the town. This has been the start of the word “Toslob” which was later changed to “Oslob” due to the passes of time.

Until now, the flowing of the water at Nigad was still there quenching the thirst of the many people of the place including the nearby inhabitants specially when there is a shortage of water.

Culture

Oslob's trademark is usuall its unique way of speaking. The main cebuano dialect usually emits the "l", like "kalayo" to "kayo" and "hulog" to "hug", but with the words used in Oslob, the "l" is ironically exaggerated.

Some words in Oslob's vocabulary also differ from the main cebuano language. There are words like "banga", "igang", "kaaro", "inay" which means "are you sure?", "warm atmosphere", "not really sure on action done", "don't know", respectively.

Oslob also has its annual Sadsad Festival. It is celebrated every year during the town annual fiesta. It is a dance festival wherein the barangays of Oslob come up with a dance to compete for a prize

Sadsad Festival

The word "sadsad",in the local dialect, means dance. This is where the Sadsadfestival got its name. The sadsad festival is held in honor of the patroness, the Immaculate Concepcion. It was started in Barangay Poblacion but was later elevated as the town festival when the barangay captain became the mayor of the town.

Source Link: http://tripatlas.com/Oslob,_Cebu

Sinulog 2011

Schedule of Activities

(Fuente Osmena, January 2-31, 2011)

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Dec 01 – Jan 31, 2011 Sinulog Street Fair, Osmeña Blvd.

December 11, 2010 Sinulog Poster Making Contest @ Emall

December 15, 2010 Sinulog Photo Exhibits @SM City

January 2-30, 2011 1st Sinulog Softball Cup

Janaury 2, 2011 (Sunday) Sinulog Fun Run

Sinulog Musicfest (Band Competition)

Presentation of contestants and announcement of 6 finalists

Sinulog Best Dance Crew announcement and presentation of 6 finalists

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January 06, 2011 (Thursday) Opening Salvo: Walk with Jesus

4:00 AM Assembly Time (Area) Fuente Osmeña

4:30 AM Start of Walk-Fuente Osmeña Blvd. – Basilica del Sto. Niño

5:30 AM Installation of Hermano & Hermana Mayores 2011

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January 07, 2011 (Friday) Sinulog 2011 Kick Off

Sinulog Photo Exhibits through the years @SM City Cebu, Ayala Center Cebu, MCIAA

2:00PM Solemn Mass (Basilica del Sto. Niño)

3:00 PM Launching Parade (Basilica del Sto. Niño to Cebu City Sports Center)

7:00 PM Opening and Launching Program, Fuente Osmeña featuring Mandaue City Children’s Choir, Dancesports Team Cebu and Dance Troupes from Cebu’s schools and universities

7:30 PM Ms. Cebu 2011 Presentation, Fuente Osmeña

8:00 PM Sinulog Idol (Fuente Osmeña Circle)

9:00 PM Streen Party Bands

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January 8, 2011 (Saturday) Sinulog sa Kabataan – Lalawigan

8:00 AM 1st Sinulog Football Cup at the USC Talamban Football Field

1:00 PM Parade of Participants, Capitol Site to Cebu City Sports Center

2:00 PM Sinulog sa Kabataan sa Lalawigan, Cebu City Sports Center

4:30 PM Awarding of Winners

6:30 PM Cultural Show (Fuente Osmeña) DepEd, Cebu Province

8:00 PM Sinulog Idol (Fuente Osmeña Circle)

9:30 PM Concert @ the Fuente O , Street Party Bands

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January 9, 2011 (Sunday) Sinulog sa Kabataan- Dakbayan

4:00 AM Cebu City 2011 Marathon – www.cebumarathon.com

8:00 AM 1st Sinulog Football Cup at the USC Talamban Football Field

1:00 PM Parade of Participants, Plaza Independencia to Cebu City Sports Center

2:00 PM Sinulog sa Kabataan sa Dakbayan, Cebu City Sports Center

4:30 PM Awarding of Winners

6:30 PM Cultural Show (Fuente Osmeña)

University of San Carlos

8:00 PM Sinulog Idol (Fuente Osmeña Circle)

9:00 PM Concert @ the Fuente O, Street Party Bands

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January 10, 2011 (Monday)

6:30 PM Cultural Show (Fuente Osmeña)

University of Cebu

8:00 PM Sinulog Idol (Fuente Osmeña Circle)

9:00 PM Concert @ the Fuente O , Street Party Bands

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January 11, 2011 (Tuesday)

6:30 PM Cultural show (Fuente Osmeña)

University of San Jose-Recoletos and Cebu Institute of Technology

8:00 PM Sinulog Idol (Fuente Osmeña Circle)

9:00 PM Concert @ the Fuente O , Street Party Bands

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January 12, 2011 (Wednesday)

9:00 AM Airport Welcome (Balikbayan Flights)

6:30 PM Cultural Shows (Fuente Osmeña)

University of Southern Philippines-Foundation and Salazar College of Science and Institute of Technology

7:00 PM Ms. Cebu 2011 Coronation Night, Waterfront Lahug Hotel

8:00 PM Sinulog Idol (Fuente Osmeña Circle)

9:00 PM Concert @ the Fuente O , Street Party Bands

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January 13, 2011 (Thursday)

9:00 AM Airport Welcome (Balikbayan Flights)

10 AM – 3:00 PM Photo Shoot Sinulog Festival Queen , SM City Entertainment Plaza

7:00 PM Sinulog Festival Queen Parade of Costumes @ SM Northwing Lobby

6:30 PM Cultural Shows (Fuente Osmeña)

Cebu City Division

6:00 PM Balik Cebu, Welcome Party @ Ayala Center Cebu

8:00 PM Sinulog Idol (Fuente Osmeña Circle)

8:00 PM Handumanan @ Ayala Terraces

9:00 PM Concert @ the Fuente O , Street Party Bands

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January 14, 2011 (Friday) Visual Merchandising Contest

(Dept. Stores and Malls)

4:00 AM Walk with Mary (Area) Fuente Osmeña-Sto. Niño

7:00 AM Misa de Translacion (Motorcade)

9:00 AM Solidarity Meeting (All Competing Contingent /

Floats / Higante / Puppteers) @ Cebu City Sports Center Gym

6:30 PM Cultural Shows (Fuente Osmeña) University of San Carlos

7:30 P.M Cebu Popular Music Festival, Cebu Coliseum

7:30 P.M Sinulog Festival Queen 2011, Cebu City Sports Center

8:00 PM Sinulog Idol (Fuente Osmeña Circle)

9:00 PM Concert @ the Fuente O , Street Party Bands

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January 15, 2011 (Saturday)

6:00 AM Fluvial Procession of the Miraculous Image of Sto. Niño

8:00 AM Vibration and Big Bike Rally by Vmax Owners Group

9:00 AM Re-enactment of the Baptism of Queen Juana and Rajah Humabon Basilica del Sto. Niño

2:00 PM Solemn Procession of the Miraculous Image of Sto. Niño

7:00 PM Sinulog Fireworks Competition @ SM City Cebu

7:00 PM Street party @ Fuente Osmeña and Plaza Independencia

8:00 PM Gala – Passionata a Cultural Heritage Celebration in Honor of Sto. Niño de Cebu @ SM Cinema I

8:00 PM Kasadya Nite Mardi Gras @ Ayala Center Cebu

8:00 PM Handumanan Concert, USP-F Theater for the Performing Arts

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January 16, 2011 (Sunday) SINULOG GRAND PARADE

4:00 AM Mañanita Mass @Basilica del Sto. Niño

6:00 AM Pontifical mass with His Eminence Ricardo J. Cardinal Vidal

9:00 AM Sinulog Grand Parade Carousel Kick Off

7:00 PM Grand Fireworks, Cebu City Sports Center

7:30 PM Street Party Bands, Fuente Osmeña

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January 17, 2011 (Monday)

1:00 PM Awarding Ceremonies, Cebu City Sports Center

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January 21, 2011 (Friday) “HUBO”

4:00 AM “HUBO Mass” Ritual @ Basilica del Sto. Niño

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January 29, 2011 (Saturday)

1:00 P.M Screening of Finaslists Short Film/Video Documentary Contest

6:00 P.M Awarding Ceremonies Photo Contest and Video Documentary Contest @SM City Cebu

1st Sinulat Awards, Sinulog Literary Awards for Short Story Writing, Poetry, and Essay Writing @ SM City Cebu

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January 31 – Feb. 10, 2011 Photo Exhibits “Winning Photos Sinulog ‘10 @SM City Cebu

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For more information: Contact Us at 253700, 2545010, telefax 4164548

Source Link: http://www.sinulog.ph/index.php/schedule-of-activities-2011/

Sinulog 2011 is right around the corner. If you’re excited to experience this one-in-a-year celebration, then you better be prepared. Whether you want to take pictures, observe the beautiful dance movements, get heart-thumpingly near to the drum-and-bugle choir or simply enjoy the atmosphere, you should remember to take note of this map. You can even print it so you won’t forget. Best of all, remember to share this map with friends and strangers. You don’t want to be stranded in the wrong place during Sinulog 2011, so better be there when the throng shouts, “Pit Senyor!”

Source Link: http://www.sinulog.ph/index.php/route/

Oslob is a 4th class municipality in the province of Cebu, Philippines. According to the 2007 census, it has a population of 22,732 people.

Contents

1 Barangays

2 General information

2.1 Demography

2.2 Infrastructure and Utilities Road Network

2.3 Financial Intermediaries

2.4 Trade and Industry

3 External links

BarangaysOslob is administratively subdivided into 21 barangays.

Alo

Bangcogon

Bonbon

Calumpang

Canangca-an

Cañang

Can-ukban

Cansalo-ay

Daanlungsod

Gawi

Hagdan

Lagunde

Looc

Luka

Mainit

Manlum

Nueva Caceres

Poblacion

Pungtod

Tan-awan

Tumalog

General informationLand Classification as of (Latest Year)

Arable Area: 5,045.00 Has.

Residential : 220.00 Has.

Commercial : 12.60 Has.

Industrial : none

Certified Alienable /Disposable Land: 1,563.00 Has.

Classified Forest/Reservation/Timberland: 9,619.00 Has. Wildlife/Military Reserve Land : none

Unclassified Forest Land/Wilderness : 65.89 Has.

National Parks/Playgrounds : 5.75 Has.

Topography: Generally, topography of the area is hilly and rolling, dominated by open grasslands and second growth forest. There are fairly level and rolling plateaus and valleys spread throughout the interior. These are some of the most suitable areas for upland agriculture. The highest mountain peak is 800 meters above sea level.

Climate : The Municipality of Oslob belongs to the third type of climate in the Philippines where in dry season comes on the months of February to September and the heaviest rains come on the month of October.

Soil Type : Faraon clay Faraon clay steep phase Medellin clay Lugo clay

[edit] DemographyPopulation: (Latest NCSO Survey-1994 ) 20,589 No. of Household: 4,438 Labor Force: 10,500

[edit] Infrastructure and Utilities Road NetworkNational Road: 20.00 km. Provincial Road: 22.00 km. Municipal Road : 5.75 km. Barangay Road : 32.50 km. Ports (Domestic/International): none Airport (If any): none Schools (Public & Private)

Elementary: 13

High Schools:3

College: none

Public Library: none Public Market: 2 Multi-purpose Building: 5 Recreation Courts/Centers : 15 Transportation Services

No. of Buses: 5

No. of Jeepneys : 8

No.of Tricycles: 15

No. of Trisicads : 25

Communications

No. of Post Office: 1

No. of Telephone Stations: 1

No. of Telex Services: none

No. of Telegraphic Stations: 1

Power

Source of Electricity: CEBECO

No. of Barangay Served: 17

No. Household Served: -

Water

Source of Water: Mun. Water System

No. of Households Served: -

Financial IntermediariesNo. of Commercial Banks and Money Shops: 3 No. of Government Banks: none No. of Savings Banks: 1 No. of Rural Banks: 1 No. of Lending/Financing Institutions: 1 No. of Cooperatives within the area: 2

Trade and IndustryCommercial Establishments

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ype of Business No. of Establishments

Sari-sari Stores: 135 Restaurants & Cafeterias: 15 Fresh Fish & Meal Retailers: 8 General Merchandising: 23 Service and Repair Shops: 5 Tailoring & Dress Shops: 4 Pawnshops & Lending Investments: 3 Lumber and Hardwares: 4 Pharmacies and Drug Stores: 5 Marketing Firms (Appliances, furniture,etc.): none Gasoline Stations: 1 Bakeries: 6 Photo Shops & Beauty Parlors: 4

Raw materials available within the area: 1. Coconut 2. Rice 3. Root crops 4. Fruit trees 5. Corn 6. Fishery Livestock and Poultry 7. Bamboos Limestone

(Names of existing Commercial farms within the area) 1. Gawi Poultry Farms

Existing Skills 1. Carpentry 2. Masonry 3. Deep Sea Fishing 4. Welding

SOURCE LINK: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oslob,_Cebu