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About 50 members of the particular Philippine Center of Ventura Nation on Sunday die eine geringe Auswirkung Training brauchen  93 blessed some sort of south Oxnard house the group possesses acquired with the hope of leveraging the investment into enough revenue to build a center for the entire region.
House blessing is a Filipino tradition, center President Sid Cabran mentioned.
"The house needs to be safe. We In Northern all call on the Holy Soul, the eye of the Lord, to get looking over the home," he explained, adding that members bundled the ceremony with a house warming barbecue to celebrate the 1st step of a five year plan to make a center.
The nonprofit intends to buy two or three homes from the Oxnard area, fix them upwards and rent them, based on Ped Bucao, chairman of the center's board. Reps hope to be able to use the houses as collateral on a heart that would serve the almost 10,000 Filipinos in Ventura Region and anyone else who are dit is hoe lang de slaap able to use a community center.
"The mission is always to build a center to provide instruction for youngsters, to take care of seniors and gives training for some of us middle aged. There are a lot of Filipinos who have surfaced here and don't speak Tagalog. We will teach them the old traditions along with the cultural dances," Bucao said.
Representatives estimate they will need until 2017 to reach their goal of $1 million to $1.5 million to finance the center. They decided to obtain and fix up homes due to the fact each dance or other area event raising only about $1,500, Bucao said.
On hand for the principalmente in Cina potluck was William Wilkins, director of your Oxnard Housing Department, who acknowledged the group's approach to raising money.
"It's a wonderful idea. Now we have done the same thing in our unit, although it's becoming more tough as the market is in more of an upsurge, which is a good thing," Wilkins said. "But for them to take all these dilapidated homes and fix these up and make them economical for families to rent   it's really a great idea."
Cabran said this proposed center would be accessible to all ethnic groups.
"We would welcome the Hispanic, Japanese, Chinese language and black communities. Every person will come and enjoy the center," he said.
Cabran's wife, Delia Cabran, The Catch skal være en af ​​ led a contingent of cooks in the potluck in the preparation regarding traditional dishes such as "pancit,In a noodle dish; fried seafood; "lumpia," or egg rolls; and persimmon slices. There furthermore was barbecued tri idea flavored with Philippine herbs and sauce.
Another food was "bibingka," which Delia Cabran claimed is a traditional Philippine Xmas cake made with flour, sugar as well as baking powder; steamed; and topped with cheese. Another bibingka version was made with salted eggs.
  
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