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by [[Flordelina B. Utleg]] - May 5, 2011 | by [[Flordelina B. Utleg]] - May 5, 2011 | ||
A popular local story also provides for the origin of the barangay’s name: • It is said that long time ago, the place was covered with thick forests and plenty of grasses. But when the early settlers practiced kaingin (slash and burn agriculture), the trees disappeared and the grasses dried up. Animals had to feed on scanty and dried grass. However, there was a certain place on the side of a hill where stunted grasses grew. It was there where the people gazed their animals. Since there were only few grasses, the animals had to kibkib (to consume bit by bit) the grasses. It is believed that this caused the people to name the place Caribquib. • The barangay has sprawling agricultural lands, forests and creeks (Manuel, Adonis B. Jan. 30, 2011) | A popular local story also provides for the origin of the barangay’s name: • It is said that long time ago, the place was covered with thick forests and plenty of grasses. But when the early settlers practiced kaingin (slash and burn agriculture), the trees disappeared and the grasses dried up. Animals had to feed on scanty and dried grass. However, there was a certain place on the side of a hill where stunted grasses grew. It was there where the people gazed their animals. Since there were only few grasses, the animals had to kibkib (to consume bit by bit) the grasses. It is believed that this caused the people to name the place Caribquib. • The barangay has sprawling agricultural lands, forests and creeks (Manuel, Adonis B. Jan. 30, 2011) | ||
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*Businesses in Caribquib | *Businesses in Caribquib | ||
*#[[Paraiso ti Caribquib]] - The Paraiso ti Caribquib is situated in Sitio Daramuangan. [[Paraiso ti Caribquib|More....]] | *#[[Paraiso ti Caribquib]] - The Paraiso ti Caribquib is situated in Sitio Daramuangan. [[Paraiso ti Caribquib|More....]] | ||
==[[:Category:Caribquib, Banna Real Estate Properties For Sale|Real Estate or Properties for Sale or lease in Banna, Ilocos Norte, Philippines]]== | ==[[:Category:Caribquib, Banna Real Estate Properties For Sale|Real Estate or Properties for Sale or lease in Banna, Ilocos Norte, Philippines]]== | ||
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The copy of the poem: | The copy of the poem: | ||
OH NAISANGSANGAYAN A PARSUA | OH NAISANGSANGAYAN A PARSUA<br> | ||
OH PARSUA ANYAN NGA NAGSINGPET KA | OH PARSUA ANYAN NGA NAGSINGPET KA<br> | ||
ISEM MO MAKASALIBUKAG RIKNA | ISEM MO MAKASALIBUKAG RIKNA<br> | ||
PANUNOT KO KET INKA MAN DANIWAN ITA | PANUNOT KO KET INKA MAN DANIWAN ITA<br> | ||
TA DIAK MAN MAIGAWID TOY INNAK MARIKRIKNA | TA DIAK MAN MAIGAWID TOY INNAK MARIKRIKNA<br> | ||
NO MAN MAKABASOLAK TI INNAK PANANGDANIW KENKA ITA | NO MAN MAKABASOLAK TI INNAK PANANGDANIW KENKA ITA<br> | ||
DUSA INKANTO KANYAK IPARIKNA | DUSA INKANTO KANYAK IPARIKNA<br> | ||
TA SIGURO ITA LA NGA MAKANGNGEG KA | TA SIGURO ITA LA NGA MAKANGNGEG KA<br> | ||
MANGYAM AMMO KEN ADDA PAY DANIW NA | MANGYAM AMMO KEN ADDA PAY DANIW NA<br> | ||
RUPA NGA INGGET AMO NA | RUPA NGA INGGET AMO NA<br> | ||
DIAK MAN MAUMA NGA MANGMATMATMAT KENKA | DIAK MAN MAUMA NGA MANGMATMATMAT KENKA<br> | ||
TA KASLA MAN BITUEN NGA INGGET SELNAG NA | TA KASLA MAN BITUEN NGA INGGET SELNAG NA<br> | ||
TANGTANGADEN KEN PAGRUKBABAN TI ISU AMIN NGA PARSUA | TANGTANGADEN KEN PAGRUKBABAN TI ISU AMIN NGA PARSUA<br> | ||
OH LORD AGYAMAN KAM KENKA | OH LORD AGYAMAN KAM KENKA<br> | ||
TA INNIKAN NAKAM ITI KAS KENKUANA | TA INNIKAN NAKAM ITI KAS KENKUANA<br> | ||
PARSUA NGA INNGET TAKNENG NA | PARSUA NGA INNGET TAKNENG NA<br> | ||
MANGSALSALWAD KADAGITI KAILYAN NA | MANGSALSALWAD KADAGITI KAILYAN NA<br> | ||
OH PINARSUA NI APO DIOS<br> | |||
IDAWDAWAT KO NGARUD ITA KENKA<br> | |||
NGA INKA ITULTULOY TI NAITED NGA NAIDUMDUMA<br> | |||
KINASALDET, KINASARIRIT, KINALAING KEN KINAGAGET NGA INKAM MAN RARAEMEN ITA.<br> | |||
When the poem was finished, she presented the Guest Speaker, the ever beloved Mayor of Banna, Hon. Carlito Nolasco Abadilla. The guest speaker stood up immediately with a smile and shook the hand of Prof. Utleg and he said, “ thank you for the best introduction.” | When the poem was finished, she presented the Guest Speaker, the ever beloved Mayor of Banna, Hon. Carlito Nolasco Abadilla. The guest speaker stood up immediately with a smile and shook the hand of Prof. Utleg and he said, “ thank you for the best introduction.” | ||
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The program was very great. There was a part of the program, a presentation from Northwestern University. Romelyn dela Cruz, the CTE-SO President, Mariecris Duldulao, the CTE-SO Treasuruer, and Cherry Mae Ranga, the CTE ASTER President, delivered a song entitiled, “I Can.” The group joined the dance program and the adviser was asked to decorate some of the Princesses. | The program was very great. There was a part of the program, a presentation from Northwestern University. Romelyn dela Cruz, the CTE-SO President, Mariecris Duldulao, the CTE-SO Treasuruer, and Cherry Mae Ranga, the CTE ASTER President, delivered a song entitiled, “I Can.” The group joined the dance program and the adviser was asked to decorate some of the Princesses. | ||
There was a dance competition in “Kendeng-kendeng” by the different “Puroks” and prizes were given to the winners. | |||
Hon. Adonis B. Manuel delivered the Closing Remarks. He thanked Northwestern University for helping his barangay most especially in the development of “Paraiso.” He requested that Northwestern University would continue its community extension services to them so that Paraiso ti Caribquib will be visited by more tourists. | Hon. Adonis B. Manuel delivered the Closing Remarks. He thanked Northwestern University for helping his barangay most especially in the development of “Paraiso.” He requested that Northwestern University would continue its community extension services to them so that Paraiso ti Caribquib will be visited by more tourists. | ||
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==Why Z-Wiki Caribquib, Banna?== | ==Why Z-Wiki Caribquib, Banna?== | ||
We want to give the people of Caribquib the ability to promote their community to the world via the internet by providing this interactive website. The growth of this website of Caribquib is not dependent upon one individual. This website will grow as more people of Caribquib participate and provide valid information about the community and also by providing pictures about the community. More power to Caribquib. | We want to give the people of Caribquib the ability to promote their community to the world via the internet by providing this interactive website. The growth of this website of Caribquib is not dependent upon one individual. This website will grow as more people of Caribquib participate and provide valid information about the community and also by providing pictures about the community. More power to Caribquib. | ||
==Caribquib, Banna, Philippines supports [[Philippine Cycling]]== | |||
{{Philippine Cycling}} | |||
==[[:category:Caribquib, Banna Photo Gallery|Caribquib, Banna Photo Gallery]]== | ==[[:category:Caribquib, Banna Photo Gallery|Caribquib, Banna Photo Gallery]]== | ||
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File:109 0172.jpg|Zipline over Dam at Caribquib | File:109 0172.jpg|Zipline over Dam at Caribquib | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
==Disclaimer== | |||
{{disclaimer}} | |||