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Name (Surname, First Name, M.I) Camarines Norte Aler DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT Regional Office No. V SPECIAL PROGRAM FOR EMPLOYMENT OF STUDENTS NAME ADDRESS (SURNAME, FIRST NAME, M.I) CAMARINES NORTE ALER, John Wency O P4 Brgy Sta Rosa Norte, JPCN BARES, Mary Joy L. P4 Brgy Bagong- bayan, JPCN CALZADA, Clarie May M. P3 Brgy Parang, JPCN DELOS SANTOS, Hero A. P6 Brgy Sta Rosa Sur, JPCN DOROL, Rosette Yvonne B. P6 Brgy Sta Rosa Norte, JPCN FERNANDEZ, Rod Mark V P5 Brgy Bagong- MOLINA, Joan B. P2 North Poblacion, JPCN OPEDA, Gheneth H. P1 North Poblacion, JPCN TACLEHON, Erica Rose P5 Brgy Parang, JPCN TESORO, Jerry Jr. B. P5 Brgy Sta Rosa Norte, JPCN TOLIBAS, Jerson P. P1 Brgy Bagong-bayan, JPCN TRILLANES, Nemia B. P2 Brgy Salvacion, JPCN VILLACRUZ, Alyssa Joy R. P6 Brgy San Rafael, JPCN YABA, Arnaldo V P6 Brgy Plaridel, JPCN ABRIOL, Michael P. Cabanbanan, San Vicente, Camarines Norte AGNA, Benjohn R. Silangan, San Vicente, Camarines Norte ALBAN, Nikka A. San Jose,San Vicente, Camarines Norte ANGELES, Janice P. Cabanbanan, San Vicente, Camarines Norte ARDALES, Stephanie M. Silangan, San Vicente, Camarines Norte BALOLOY, Hazel May B. Asdum,San Vicente, Camarines Norte BALTE, Mary Joy A. San Jose, San Vicente, Camarines Norte BIER, John John R. Man-Ogob, San Vicente, Camarines Norte CAMELON, Luisa Jane B. Fabrica, San Vicente, Camarines Norte CARILLO, Sally G. Man-Ogob, San Vicente, Camarines Norte CLACIO, Aljohn R. Cabanbanan, San Vicente, Camarines Norte DELFINA, Shiela May Man-Ogob, San Vicente, Camarines Norte DEL PILAR, Jeric T. Kanluran, San Vicente, Camarines Norte FERRER, Syra V. Man-Ogob, San Vicente, Camarines Norte FRANCISCO, Lurelyn P. Fabrica, San Vicente, Camarines Norte FRANCISCO, Nory H. Fabrica, San Vicente, Camarines Norte HERICO, Josefa D. Fabrica, San Vicente, Camarines Norte LOPEZ, Althea Marie D. Man-Ogob, San Vicente, Camarines Norte MALACA, Clarie Ann Fabrica, San Vicente, Camarines Norte OLIS, Timotea B. Fabrica, San Vicente, Camarines Norte PALMA, Aira Joy R. Cabanbanan, San Vicente, Camarines Norte PERALTA, Agnes B. Fabrica, San Vicente, Camarines Norte RADA, Nora C. Iraya Sur, San Vicente, Camarines Norte SAN MIGUEL, April Joy B. Cabanbanan, San Vicente, Camarines Norte TEOPE, Angelica A. Cabanbanan, San Vicente, Camarines Norte UBALDE, Joan D. Cabanbanan, San Vicente, Camarines Norte VALLES, Dario, Jr C. Man-Ogob, San Vicente, Camarines Norte ZABALA, Rianne Faye Q. Man-Ogob, San Vicente, Camarines Norte CAMARINES NORTE Adecer, Diana Andrea A. P2, Brgy. Cabusay, Labo, Cams. Norte Almacin, April Joy E. P5, Brgy. Anahaw, Labo, Cams. Norte Asis, Alyanna Mae L. Hillcrest Subd., Brgy. Bulhao, Labo, CN Barnido, Jessa R. P4A, Brgy. Dalas, Labo, Cams. Norte Barrameda, John Walter H. P3, Brgy. Bulhao, Labo, Cams. Norte Barruga, Sarah Jane R. P4A, Brgy. Dalas, Labo, Cams. Norte Belmonte, Richelle C. P1, Brgy. Daguit, Labo, Cams. Norte Bernandino, Shiela I. P3, Brgy. Lugui, Labo, Cams. Norte Calnea, Jimwell P1, Brgy. Masalong, Labo, Cams. Norte Clacio, Karisa B. P2, Brgy. Mabilo 2, Labo, Cams. Norte Cuaño, Ghen Mar L. P2, Brgy. Dalas, Labo, Cams. Norte Data, Domingo R. Jr. P6, Brgy. Masalong, Labo, Cams. Norte NAME ADDRESS (SURNAME, FIRST NAME, M.I) Dator, Anntoneth Joy E. P3, Brgy. San Antonio, Labo, Cams. Norte De Mesa, John Hendrix M. P4, Brgy. Tulay na Lupa, Labo, Cams. Norte Dela Cruz, Erica Jade C. P1, Brgy. Dalas, Labo, Cams. Norte Delos Santos, Princess M. P6, Brgy. Dalas, Labo, Cams. Norte Donarber, Jhoana Jhane B. P4, Brgy. Dalas, Labo, Cams. Norte Eleazar, Jessa S. P4, Brgy. Dalas, Labo, Cams. Norte Elep, Froilan Q. P1, Brgy. Guinacutan, Labo, Cams. Norte Emata, Jhonna R. P4A, Brgy. Dalas, Labo, Cams. Norte Gaite, Judy Ann G. P4, Brgy. Malangcao Basud, Labo, CN Guarino, Jerald M. P3, Brgy. Tulay na Lupa, Labo, Cams. Norte Hapac. John Mark A. P1, Brgy. Exciban, Labo, Cams. Norte Icatlo, John Lenard L. P4, Brgy. Dalas, Labo, Cams. Norte Javier, Rico D. P4, Brgy. Dalas, Labo, Cams. Norte Jordas, Rubijean S. P1B, Brgy. Anahaw, Labo, Cams. Norte Laguador, Elaine M. Rizal St., Brgy. Pinya, Labo, Cams. Norte Lanit, Renz Angelo E. P6, Brgy. Kalamunding, Labo, Cams. Norte Lita, Emelyn H. P6, Brgy. Bagacay, Labo, Cams. Norte Madrideo, Rachelle Mae A. P4, Brgy. Dalas, Labo, Cams. Norte Manuel, Rhodel J. P4A, Brgy. Dalas, Labo, Cams. Norte Maquiñana, Mary Joy F. P6, Brgy. Tulay na Lupa, Labo, Cams. Norte Mataro, Kimberly Joy M. P5, Brgy. Mabilo 2, Labo, Cams. Norte Naesa, Janine R. P5, Brgy. Tulay na Lupa, Labo, Cams. Norte Nota, Rocel G. P4, Brgy. Dalas, Labo, Cams. Norte Odi, Michelle C. P2, Brgy. Bakiad, Labo, Cams. Norte Palmero, Mary Rose Anne P. P3, Brgy. Anahaw, Labo, Cams. Norte Paquita, Albert S. P1, Brgy. Fundado, Labo, Cams. Norte Parco, Dianne Alriel B. P6, Brgy. Dalas, Labo, Cams. Norte Rojo, Ron Kenneth J. P2, Brgy. Bautista, Labo, Cams. Norte Ruga, Regino R. P1, Brgy. Gumamela, Labo, Cams. Norte Sena, John Romart T. P1, Brgy. Masalong, Labo, Cams. Norte Tabor, Edison C. P1, Brgy. Fundado, Labo, Cams. Norte Terrenal, Jeremy L. P5, Brgy. Dalas, Labo, Cams. Norte Tormes, Armielyn I. P6, Brgy. Bagong Silang 1, Labo, Cams. Norte Velante, Rose Ann V. P1, Brgy. Tulay na Lupa, Labo, Cams. Norte Villafuerte, Rica V. P1, Brgy. Masalong, Labo, Cams. Norte Villaluz, Bryan E. P2, Brgy. Fundado, Labo, Cams. Norte Villaluz, Lean Mae D. P3, Brgy. Tulay na Lupa, Labo, Cams. Norte Yba, Chris Adam B. Hillcrest Subd., Brgy. Bulhao, Labo, CN Garduque, Jonathan Ira H. P-1 Brgy. Sta. Milagrosa, Jose Panganiban, Camarines Norte CATANDUANES Valenzuela, Kiece G. Osmeña, Baras, Catanduanes Sanchez, John Paul C. Batolinao, Baras, Catanduanes Masagca, Alend V. Quezon, Baras, Catanduanes Tibar, Lawrence B. Guinsaanan, Baras, Catanduanes Triumfante, Clarisse D. Moning, Baras, Catanduanes Detera, Ronna Moning, Baras, Catanduanes Matienzo, John Bernard T. Tilod, Baras, Catanduanes Torrecampo, Leslie G. Nagbarorong, Baras, Catanduanes Carranza, Mary Rose T. Putsan, Baras, Catanduanes Tating, Alyssa Mae T. Putsan, Baras, Catanduanes Imperial, Lorelyn Macutal, Baras, Catanduanes Legaspi, Erica T. San Miguel, Baras, Catanduanes Tanael, Edilyn Y. Benticayan, Baras,Catanduanes Clar, Aljay G. Rizal, Baras, Catanduanes Idanan, Andrean Ja P. Osmeña, Baras, Catanduanes Valenzuela, Gabriel II G. Benticayan, Baras,Catanduanes Teves, Kathyrine A. Nagbarorong, Baras, Catanduanes Tesorero, Maria Sarah T. Western Pob., Baras, Catanduanes Leuterio, Sigfred F. San Miguel, Baras, Catanduanes Altabano, Jayferson T. Rizal, Baras, Catanduanes Barrameda, Loresyl L. Agban, Baras, Catanduanes Camacho, Ma. Teresa G. Putsan, Baras, Catanduanes Rafanan, Ivylyn Q. Osmeña, Baras, Catanduanes Torrente, Karen Joy T. Benticayan, Baras,Catanduanes Tapar, Anthony T. Benticayan, Baras,Catanduanes ALBERTO, JOHN REI C. Balite, Virac Catanduanes ARAOJO, JODERIC S. Cavinitan, Virac Catanduanes AVILA, ROGER A. 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