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Monday, August 20, 2007
Tecarro grabs plum in Indak-indak tilt
By Grace L. Plata

COMPETITION first-timer Tecarro College Foundation (TCF) bagged the first prize among 22 groups in this year's Indak-Indak sa Kadalanan taking home with them the P50,000 cash prize.

Placing second to TCF is Magallanes Elementary School, which in the recent years have been a constant placer in the competition.

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Third place went to the University of Southeastern Philippines (USEP).

According to City Administrator Wendel Avisado, this year's judges are from the National Commission on Culture and the Arts.

"Maayo ang proseso sa pagpili sa atong mga judges mao nang makasiguro ta nga walay reklamo (The judges chose well that's why we are sure we will not be entertaining complaints) in terms of the choosing of the winners," Avisado said.

The Indak-Indak was made exclusive to Davao-based groups and schools this year and Avisado said this will still be the case next year.

The City Government opted for exclusivity as to make the celebration authentically Davao.

Avisado said he is satisfied with the turnout and is positive that many more groups will join the competition.

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