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[Title] => Events kick off Pinoy centennial celebration in Hawaii
[Summary] => Filipinos began a yearlong centennial celebration yesterday with a tribute to the first sakadas, contract plantation workers who began 100 years of immigration to Hawaii in December 1906.
Music, a multi-denominational church service and a reenactment of the sakadas journey from the Philippines highlighted events yesterday morning at the Hawaii Convention Center.
A dinner last night attended by more than 1,200 people featured entertainment and speeches by the governor and other officials from Hawaii and the Philippines.
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[Title] => Hawaii fetes 100 years of Pinoy immigration
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WAIPAHU, Hawaii (AP) Benjamin Saguibo credits his lifes accomplishments to his parents immigration from the Philippines to Hawaii in search of a better life.
He credits them for the 60-cents-an-hour wage he made pumping gas when he was 18, and for the $2.75 an hour he later got as a construction worker building military homes at Schofield Barracks.
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Music, a multi-denominational church service and a reenactment of the sakadas journey from the Philippines highlighted events yesterday morning at the Hawaii Convention Center.
A dinner last night attended by more than 1,200 people featured entertainment and speeches by the governor and other officials from Hawaii and the Philippines.
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WAIPAHU, Hawaii (AP) Benjamin Saguibo credits his lifes accomplishments to his parents immigration from the Philippines to Hawaii in search of a better life.
He credits them for the 60-cents-an-hour wage he made pumping gas when he was 18, and for the $2.75 an hour he later got as a construction worker building military homes at Schofield Barracks.
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