Don Teodoro R. Yangco Day Declaration

Don Teodoro R. Yangco Day Declaration

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Title Supreme Court: Don Teodoro R. Yangco Day Declaration

Law: Proclamation No. 467

Decision Date: Sep 11, 2003

November 9, 2003, is declared a special non-working day in San Antonio, Zambales, to honor the birth anniversary of Don Teodoro R. Yangco, celebrated as "The Great Filipino Philanthropist."

Purpose and declared intent

The proclamation recognizes Saturday, November 9, 1861 as the birth anniversary of Don Teodoro Rafael Yangco.
The proclamation acknowledges Don Teodoro R. Yangco as “The Great Filipino Philanthropist” and “The Grand Old Man of Philippine Commerce.”
The proclamation provides that the people of San Antonio, Zambales are given full opportunity to commemorate the occasion with appropriate ceremonies.

Date and territorial coverage

Saturday, November 9, 2003 is declared a special (non-working) day.
The declaration applies in the Municipality of San Antonio, Zambales.
The special day is specifically known as Don Teodoro R. Yangco Day.

Effect on work schedules

Work in the Municipality of San Antonio, Zambales on Saturday, November 9, 2003 is treated as non-working for the declared special day.
The proclamation’s declaration is intended to enable appropriate ceremonies for the commemorative occasion.

Signature and authentication

Alberto G. Romulo signs as Executive Secretary “by order of Her Excellency, Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo.”
Joaquin C. Lagonera, identified as Senior Deputy Executive Secretary, signs “By the Executive Secretary.”
The proclamation states it is executed in the City of Manila and bears the seal of the Republic of the Philippines.

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