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Opol, A Brown sign MOU for multi-million water project Volume III, No. 138

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By Cheng Ordonez Gerry Gorit and Mark Francisco of Mindanao Daily News

THE local government of Opol town in Misamis Oriental and A Brown Company Inc. sealed a memorandum of understanding, Friday, November 7, 2014, for a bulk water project under a Public-Private Partnership (PPP). See FULL STORY, page A5

Oro dad reminds brgy execs on waste segregation AS the city government is now strictly implementing Ordinance No. 8975-2003, which requires the mandatory segregation of waste at source, Cagayan de Oro City Councilor Dante Pajo, chair of the city council committee on health and sanitation and member of the committee on environment and natural resources, reminds barangay officials of their important roles in the successful implementation of the said law. Pajo cited Section 3b of the ordinance, which provides that the segregation of waste shall be primarily conducted and managed at the barangay level specifically for the compostable, recyclable, and reusable waste. The law further requires the barangay to promote See WASTE, page A7

1st Negosyo Center to open in C. de Oro

CAGAYAN de Oro City–– As one of the pilot areas for the establishment of Negosyo Center in 2014, Cagayan de Oro City will launch its Negosyo Center on November 13 at 2 p.m. at the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) Misamis Oriental Provincial Office’s new location at the ground level of Antolin Building, Tiano-Akut Streets in Cagayan de Oro City. One of the salient features of Republic Act 10644, otherwise known as the “Go Negosyo Act” which was enacted on July 15, 2014 is the Establishment of Negosyo Centers in all provinces, cities and municipalities in the country – which shall be responsible for promoting ease of doing business and facilitating access to BULK WATER SUPPLY. Dr. Walter W. Brown, chairman of the A Brown Group of Companies, Opol Mayor services for micro, small Maxi B. Seno and Vice Mayor Thatsie Ortigosa lead the signing of a memorandum of understanding between the and medium enterprises company and the local government unit for a municipal bulk water supply project in Opol, Misamis Oriental. or MSMEs within Photo by Gerry Lee Gorit of Mindanao Daily News

Agsur council vows to end violence against women, kids By CHRIS V. PANGANIBAN, Regional Editor-Caraga and DAVID SUYAO, Contributor

PROSPERIDAD, Agusan del Sur––The Provincial Council for the Welfare of Women and Children (PCWWC) convened here on Friday to discuss the 18 – day campaign to end violence against women (VAW), increase awareness of stakeholders, increase

the commitment of right to protect the victims of violence against women and to forge partnership among stakeholders in addressing the VAW. The start of the 18-day campaign to end violence against women will be on November 25 until De-

cember 12, 2014 but the advocacy activities will start on November 24 where members of the PCWWC will be joining the Monday Flag Raising Ceremony at the Naliyagan Plaza and share the activities lined up for the duration of the campaign. Hanging of the streamers will also start on See KIDS, page A7

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3 alleged drug pushers killed

GENERAL Santos City–– Three suspected illegal drug pushers were killed in a shootout with police anti-drug operatives in an outskirt village here on Friday night. Chief Insp. Lauro Espida, city police station number 07 chief, said Saturday the encounter happened during

a drug buy-bust operation launched by joint police units in an alleged drug den in Purok 3, Block 0 in Barangay Fatima at around 6:45 p.m. He identified the slain alleged drug pushers as Jolie Bustamante, 40; Lloyd Besta, 30; and, Ron Panes, See drug, page A7

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Malacanang hit for barring Davao reporters in forum

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AVAO City - The local chapter of the National Union of Journalists of the Philippines (NUJP) slammed Malacanang for barring around 20 reporters from covering the second day (November 6) of the Philippine Development Forum on the Bangsamoro. In a statement, NUJP Davao City chair Jessie Casalda said the move to bar around 20 members of the Davao media from entering the venue was an act of disrespect. The forum was held at the SMX Convention Center in Lanang, Davao City. Casalda demanded an explanation from organizers of the event as well as

the Office of the President. “It was, by all measure, disrespectful for the Office of the President to invite journalists to cover an important event and later shame them by disallowing entry to the forum where the President himself was to deliver a speech on the government’s efforts to ensure the progress of the Bangsamoro and the people of Mindanao,” Casalda said. “The act was a form of harassment of the members of the Fourth EState whose only intention was to cover the forum. It was, at the same time, a classic act of clipping media freedom by a government that supposedly banners transparency

and accountability.” NUJP said the Palace was yet to issue a statement on the incident. “However, a member of the Malacanang Media Accreditations and Relations Office (Maro) was only heard saying there were too many journalists covering the event already,” the NUJP added. But members of the Davao media noted that a group of Manila-based reporters was allowed easy access to the venue despite having arrived past the “cut-off time”. In a post on her Facebook account, MindaNews and Our Mindanao editorin-chief Carolyn O. Arguillas said the organizers

could not seem to agree on the cut-off time for the entry of reporters who wanted to cover the forum. Arguillas said one of the organizers said the cut-off time was 9:00 a.m., another one said 9:30 a.m. and yet another one said 10:00 a.m. “And yet you allowed the Malacanang Press Corps in even if they came past your supposed cut-off? We have no quarrel with the Malacanang beat reporters, it’s their right to cover just as it is the right of local reporters to cover. “But you have cut-off for locals and no cut-off for Malacanang reporters, expect the local media to protest — those who were barred and those of us who

were already inside. “If your institutional memory started only in 2010, we have a longer institutional memory. We have a long history of walkouts and quarrels with the entrance guards. When will you ever learn? “P.S. Please learn to respect the media accreditation cards issued by government for us to gain access to the coverage venue. If you in government can’t honor these cards, please do not issue them anymore!” Arguillas said. Other Mindanao-based journalists also posted on Facebook their own negative experiences in covering events involving President Aquino, former presidents

and other high officials from Manila. The NUJP also questioned the singling out of DavaoToday.com photographer Ace Morandante even if the other reporters were already allowed to enter around 11:30 a.m. Thursday. “We also demand an explanation from the Office of the President why it singled out Morandante despite the proper accreditation and endorsement given to him from the Philippine Information Office, the state’s information arm,” Casalda said. “It is disconcerting to think that the proclivity of the Aquino administration to treat media with disrespect is becoming one of the bad habits of the Aquino administration.” “We take this as a symptom of a plague that hit the psyche of the administration – paranoia. And we ask — what kind of government is afraid of its people?” (MindaNews)

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Publication Notice R.A 10172

Publication Notice R.A. 9048 October 9,2014 NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC In Compliance with Section 5 of R.A. 9048, notice is hereby served to the public that MRS. ERNECITA LEQUIGAN PAGENTE has filed with this office a petition for a Change of First Name from “ENIS” to ERNECITA” in birth certificate of “ERNECITA PONDOC LEQUIGAN who was born on January 21,1951, at Mantic, Tangub, Misamis Occidental, and whose parents are LEONARDO LEQUICAN and ELPIDIA PONDOC. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his/her/written opposition to this not later than 17 October,2014.

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(Sgd.) belen f. linganay City Civil Registrar

Republic of the Philippines Local Civil Registry Office Province of Misamis Oriental Municipality Salay

Republic of the Philippines Province of Cotabato Municipality of Banisilan OFFICE OF THE LOCAL CIVIL REGISTRAR NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

Date: October 31, 2014

In compliance with the publication requirement and pursuant to OCRG Memorandum Circular No. 2013-1, Guidelines in the implementation of Administrative Order No. 1, Series of 2012 (IRR on R.A. 10172). Notice is hereby served to the public that __GRACE A. GUMAPAC__ has filed with this office, a petition for change of first name from ___________ to _______ and correction of entry in sex from __MALE__ to __FEMALE__ or correction of entry in the date of birth from _________ to ___________ in the certificate of live birth of __JOHN RACE A. GUMAPAC__ at Banisilan, Cotabato and whose parents are __GRACE C. ALCOMENDRAS__ and __JOVEN A. GUMAPAC__. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this office not later than __November 15, 2014__. (SGD.) ANECITO B. PALMES Municipal Civil Registrar MDN: NOV. 3, & 10, 2014

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. Act No. 9848, a notice is hereby served to the public that MARICEL EXCELISE has filed with this Office a petition for change of first name from LUCIO to NELSON in the birth certificate of Lucio Excelise who was born on October 20,1954 at Salay, Misamis Oriental whose parents Pableo Excelise and Socoro Bacong. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than November 18, 2014. (SGD.) MARCEL L. CUI Municipal Civil Registrar MDN: Nov 10 & 17, 2014

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Agusan del Sur town chose greening program than NPA

ORETO, Agusan del Sur - This remote river town of Agusan del Sur had been dubbed by the Philippine Army as “ hotbed of insurgency” over the past years but that stigma is slowly being expunged by the people’s passion to plant and grow trees through the National Greening Program (NGP) introduced by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT AMONG HEIRS Notice is hereby given that the intestate state of Deceased ELNORA R. DIOLA who died on July 31, 2012 in Cagayan de Oro City,left a residential lot identified as Block 7 Lot 2 situated in Carmen, Cagayan de Oro City of Paglaum Settlers Association Inc., currently mortgaged to Social Housing Finance Corporation. is the subject of EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT AMONG HEIRS, made and entered by and among: VIVENCIO DIOLA, of legal age, widower, Filipino citizen and a resident of Dabatian Street Carmen, Cagayan de Oro City; ELVIRA D. INGAD, of legal age, married, Filipino citizen and a resident of RER Subdivision Kauswagan, Cagayan de Oro City; FATIMA D. VILLAR, of legal age, married, Filipino citizen and a resident of Upper Carmen, Cagayan de Oro City; DANTE R. DIOLA, of legal age, married, Filipino citizen and a resident of Xavier Heights, Upper Carmen, Cagayan de Oro City; and RAYMUND R. DIOLA, of legal age, married, Filipino citizen and a resident of Dabatian Street Carmen, Cagayan de Oro City; Under Public of ATTY. EDITH ABUT DOCDOCIL; As per Doc. No.; 392; Page No.79; Book No.XXVI; Series of 2014

(DENR) in 2011. “Insurgency has since been a major problem in my town,“ Mayor Dario Otaza of the Loreto town in Agusan del Sur said during the 8th AFP East Mindanao Command Founding Anniversary held at the Naval Station Felix Apolinario in Panacan, Davao City on August 28, 2014 . “We thought that violent confrontation against the communist guerillas was the ultimate solution to drive the rebels out of my hometown,” he added. “But it only required the

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NGP to solve the problem and sealed the doom of the activities and influence of the New Peoples’ Army (NPA) NPA Guerilla Front 34 under Kumander Boyet Tindugan in Loreto” Mayor Otaza said. Mayor Otaza thanked the DENR Secretary Ramon J.P Paje and Regional Director of the Caraga Nonito M. Tamayo for their tireless efforts in bringing an effective reforestation program in that town. As a result, the campaign against the rebels and illegal logging were made easier when

people are occupied and tending their tree farms instead of spending time hearing lectures from the communist guerillas. The Commanding General of the East Mindanao Command Lt. Gen. Raineer Cruz III handed a Plaque of Recognition award to Mayor Otaza during that anniversary for the successful campaign against insurgency . Mayor Otaza believes the introduction of the NGP was crucial in the antiinsurgency campaign when the DENR implemented the

program through Executive Order No. 26 signed by President Benigno S. Aquino III on February 2011. “When I assumed office as their newly elected town Mayor in 2013 elections, I was able to identify poverty, unemployment and insurgencyas the three major problems that driven most of the residents in illegal logging activities,” Otaza said in an interview . “The struggle indeed was hard for a budding local chief executive like me fighting a war in three fronts and poverty was the tough-

Elementary School Gets Blessings By Mrs. Norma R. Lawan Master Teacher I La Trinidad Elementary School Bonbon, Butuan City

La Trinidad Elementary School is fortunate. Government agencies and private organizations have been contributing to its development. Thanks to the untiring efforts of the school administrator and teachers for calling the attention of authorities of our institution’s needs and following them up for implementation. Our school received a pergola donation from the Alumni Association of

R.A. 9048 From no. 10.1 (LCRO)

Bonbon. It was constructed in front of Barangay Bonbon’s chapel. An engineer from the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) visited our school administrator and teachers to tell us that four classrooms will soon be built in front of the school flagpole. We were excited since we really needed additional classrooms to provide the schoolchildren more space to inspire them in their studies. Another project being mulled by school authorities is a concrete pathway to enable teachers and students

easy access to classrooms, buildings, and facilities. The school had just been a recipient to a school toilet from the DPWH. The new school administrator was thankful that the toilet was completed during his watch and made a commitment to take good care of it. A few days after the toilet was turned over to the school, a water faucet was taken. The next day, all the faucets were lost! The vandals also had a field day scribbling nonsensible words on the walls. The school head emphasized the need to use the

R.A. 9048 From no. 10.1 (LCRO)

toilet properly. Since we were provided toilet facilities, and the good fortune to have a water system, we have to protect them from vandals and maintain cleanliness at all times. The caretaker was ordered to make good his duties. On the whole, the school has been blessed and looks forward to more good fortunes to come. We have been giving pointers to our students to take good care of our school facilities and keep our surroundings clean as we do our home. Doing good brings blessings.

est battle” he said. But the landscape of Loreto began to change when people started to engage themselves on tree farming program offered by DENR through the NGP. “Suddenly, the people in almost all the 17 barangays of Loreto became interested in the NGP,“ Mayor Otaza said. “it became a byword in every household,” he added. There was a time, he said, when the people in Barangay Kauswagan, a mass-base supporters of the NPA were rushing to meet a delivery truck filled with rubber tree seedlings from an NGP contractor so they can grab seedlings for their farm. “I have never seen the people so much interested in planting rubber trees on their farm as that one,” Mayor Otaza said. “It was a great transformation of that village from NPA to NGP,” he said. A kilo of rubber sap commands a price of P44 to P 47 a kilo. Transporting these products to the local market from the farms is being made easier by the construction of a road network initiated by Mayor Otaza in coordination with the Department of Public Works and Highways. He said that the people in Barangay Kauswagan are See choose, page A7

RA Form No. 10.1 (LRCO)

Republic of the {Philippines Local Civil Registry Office Province; Lanao del Norte City/Municipality Iligan City

Republic of the Philippines Local Civil Registry Office Province: AGUSAN DEL SUR City/Municipal: SAN FRANCISCO

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. 9048, a notice is hereby served to the public that ALI A. LAMPING has filed with this Office a petition name from ABDUL BAHAR to AMIL BAHAR in the Certificate of Live Birth of ABDUL BAHAR BANSAO LAMPING who was born on 31 March 1992 at Iligan City, Lanao del Norte and whose parents are Ali Alauya Lamping and Rosemia Mitmug Bansao. Any Person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this office not later than November 2014.

(Sgd.) MARUA PURA C. MASCARIñAS City Civil Registrar

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Republic of the Philippines LOCAL CIVIL REGISTRY OFFICE PROVINCE OF MISAMIS ORIENTAL NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. No. 9048, a NOTICE is hereby served to the public that JOSEFINA O. VIRTUDAZO has filed with this Office a petition for the change of first name from JOSELITO JR. to KIRK in the Certificate of Live Birth of JOSELITO JR. OLANDRIA VIRTUDAZO who was born on November 28,1996 at Cagayan de Oro City and whose parents are JOSELITO SICAD VIRTUDAZO and JOSEFINA GULTIANO OLANDRIA. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than November 10, 2014. (SGD.) NORMA S. DIPUTADO City Civil Registrar MDN: November 3 & 10, 2014

(Sgd.) MARUA PURA C. MASCARIñAS City Civil Registrar

In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. Act No. 9048, a notice is hereby served to the public that REMESA JASMIN ABARQUEZ-AGUILAR has filed with this Office a petition for change of first name from “JASMIN” to “REMESA JASMIN” in the birth certificate of REMESA JASMIN RUSEL ABARQUEZ who was born on JANUARY 26, 1975 at SAN FRANCISCO AGUSAN DEL SUR and whose parents are REMEGIO M. ABARQUEZ and ESTRELLA P. RUSEL. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this office, LCR, SAN FRANCISCO, AGUSAN DEL SUR. (Sgd.) NIMFA PORRAS-TONO City/Municipality Civil Registrar

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R.A. 9048/10172 Form No. 10.1 (LCRO)

Republic of the Philippines Province of Lanao del Norte Municipality of Lala

OFICE OF THE MUNICIPAL CIVIL REGISTRAR

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

In compliance with Rule 7 R.A. Act No. 10172, a notice is hereby served to the public that GERLY RIVERA ROPEROS has filed with this Office a Petition for Correction of GENDER from “MALE” to “FEMALE” in the Certificate of Live Birth of GERLY RIVERA ROPEROS who was born on April 5, 1992 at Lala, Lanao del Norte whose parents are GERRY E. ROPEROS and LUCITA RIVERA. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file written opposition with this Office not later than 15 days.

In compliance with Rule 7 R.A. Act No. 10172, a notice is hereby served to the public that SHER-AN C. CRAUSUS has filed with this Office a Petition for Correction of GENDER from “FEMALE” to “MALE” in the Certificate of Live Birth of SHER-AN CODEROS CRAUSUS who was born on OCTOBER 20, 1985 at Simpak, Lala, Lanao del Norte whose parents are SANNY S. CRAUSUS and AGAPITA B. CODEROS. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file written opposition with this Office not later than 15 days.

(SGD) MARICHU M.SANCHEZ, MBA., MA. Municipal Civil Registrar

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Garage and parking space first before buying a car A legislative measure soon tackled in Congress requires people to have a parking space or garage in their residences first before they are allowed to buy a motor vehicle. This reportedly is under a bill which seeks to address the problem of traffic congestion in Metro Manila because of the huge number of vehicles. Somr call it absurd but House Bill 5098, which seeks to reduce the number of vehicles that are being parked in the streets due to lack of parking space, may have some sound reasons after all. It is public knowledge that owners of private ve-

Editorial hicles are using the streets and alleys as their own garage, causing traffic obstruction to motorists and pedestrians. And this is true even in Mindanao cities. Motor vehicle owners should be made responsible to provide a permanent parking space for their private vehicles in their residences, and not park their vehicles in the streets which are public domains. The street is intended for motorists and pedestrians and should not be used as personal parking

space for these vehicles. Anyone who buys a motor vehicle is presumed to be able to provide a parking facility for their vehicle.. Under the bill, any person who intends to buy a car should first execute an affidavit before a notary public attesting to the availability of a parking space for the vehicle, the proposal states. The affidavit shall be presented to the Land Transportation Office (LTO) as a pre-requisite for car registration. The document must be kept on file and shall be produced when there exists a claim or evidence to the contrary that the parking space or

facility attested therein does not exist. Well and good. The measure also provides that penalties for violation include the revocation of the motor vehicle registration and a fine of P50,000 for the car owner. The owner shall not also be allowed to register any vehicle under his name for three years. Any official or employees of LTO who allows the registration of motor vehicle without a permanent parking space shall be suspended from office for three months without pay. This is a sound proposal. It needs full public support.

A WASTE OF TAXPAYER’S MONEY? From the past to the present time, government bureaucracy existed due to the tolerance and NOT so serious watch of taxpayers money by the so called watchdog agencies of the government of public funds, such agencies like the COMMISSION ON AUDIT, (COA), OMBUDSMAN OFFICES, (as prosecution arm against “SCALAWAGS” in the government bureaucracy, CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION, and INTERNAL AFFAIR OFFICES of all government agencies, who are supposed to be the guardians of taxpayers money. Several billions of public funds were lost at the expense of the Pilipino people, notwithstanding the recent controversial PDAP

and DAP involving people in congress and executive department Some smart people in the government, either elected or appointed, cleverly manipulated the pocketing of public funds by passing measures which had the legal semblance of CALAMITY FUNDS, PEACE AND ORDER FUNDS, EMERGENCY FUNDS, INTELLIGENCE FUNDS, and other funds NOT SUBJECT to audit by the COA. To me, this can be called LEGAL CORRUPTION, which are IMMORAL and ABOMINATION before the eyes of GOD. These legal maneuvering of public funds are happening today, at the barangays, municipalities, cities, provinces levels up

A Matter of Opinion Fred Alonzo

to the national government agencies, including judicial departments. Only the conscience of all public officials involved will convict them before the eyes of GOD. What people want to see in the ground are concrete projects, not the baloney talks. The recently held BIMPGT TRADE FAIR and BUSINESS LEADERS’ CONFERENCE in Davao City, was a great success (daw?) according to Mindanao Development Authority (MDA) director Montene-

gro. He even boosted that the unquantifiable profit that the people of the region had gained, like hotels, restaurants and other amenities profiting a questionable income of about P17- million (Guestimates) compared to the actual government expenditures of P15- million. This is an out- right lie, because no such accounting was made on the Seventeen Million pesos profit, for it is all hanging in the air. Had the taxpayers money been used in the construction of roads leading to the tourist spots, the people will be happy. Why such government agencies like in the MDA, DTI, DA, DOT and other government agencies and private sectors are See alonzo, page A7

Daily Inspiration Fill Your bucket

Juvy Sarraga

“GIVE – The best way to fill your bucket through sharing of that meaningful aspect of joy is to fill another’s. “ of your life would be a great way to fill Anonymous your bucket of joy. Love flowers? Give some blooms to an elderly person. Like Joy means different things to different to cook? Share a plate of goodies with a people; yet too few people seem to be filled lonely neighbor. with little joy let alone an immeasurable amount of joy. Finding what makes your GIVE and find joy! day meaningful; then doing for others God bless!

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Opol, A Brown sign MOU for multi-million water project Bukidnon • Camiguin • Lanao del Norte • Lanao del Sur • Misamis Occidental • Misamis Oriental

By Cheng Ordonez Gerry Gorit and Mark Francisco of Mindanao Daily News

The local government of Opol town in Misamis Oriental and A Brown Company Inc. sealed a memorandum of understanding, Friday, November 7, 2014, for a bulk water project under a Public-Private Partnership (PPP). The MOU signing officially binds Opol-LGU and A Brown Company Inc. to the conduct of Detailed Feasibility Study intended for Municipal Bulk Water Supply Project, which will cost from P500 million up to a billion for the proponentcompany, A Brown. Opol Mayor Maximino B. Seno said the people of

Opol have long been dreaming of sufficient water supply, especially households living in the upper portion of the town and who have to wake up late at night or at early dawn to gather water from the faucets provided by the Cagayan de Oro Water District due to intermittent water supply. Upon completion of the water project, situated in Barangay Tingalan the town will be provided 15 million litters per day for five years, more than enough the water supply needed by the residents of Opol. In the suceeding years, the capacity may reach up to 25 million litters per day, and the neighboring town of Alubijid and Laguindingan may also benefit from the

project. Dr. Walter Brown, chairman of A Brown Group of Companies, assures local executives during the MOU signing, held at the Legislative Building, that as soon as A Brown sets in on a community like Opol, it does not intend to do one project alone, but more. Described as a “quantum leap,” the project signing on Friday will lead to the use of state-of-the-art technology called “Membrane Technology” from the Netherlands. Construction of the project will run for two years and will prioritize residents of the beneficiary-community for employment. Once realized, the estimated P500-million bulk water supply project will be the first such undertaking

by A Brown Company, Inc., which has diversified itself from footwear manufacturing to real estate and palm oil processing. The bulk water supply is expected to be around 25 kilometers long, traversing from barangay Tingalan to serve the residents of barangay Poblacion, which current source of water is almost nil. Mayor Seno and Vice Mayor Chizarina Ortigoza set aside political differences and together welcomed A Brown Company, Inc. Chairman Walter Brown and his party during the ceremony. “Nihit ang tubig sa Opol labi na sa barangay Poblacion. M’o nang dako kaayo ang ako pasalamat sa A Brown nga nahuna-hunaan nila ni nga proyekto,” Or-

continuing its commitment to Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PHIC) as its strategic partner in anchoring this life-centered program for the benefits of our fellow Gingoognons”, remarks Mrs. Nenita Pajaron, city’s Philhealth coordinator. “In constant collaboration with the SP Committee on Health chaired by City Councilor Avelino Bernaldez, Sr., Mayor Marie sees to it that health programs for cohesive impact, especially among low-earning residents

must be highly regarded and properly addressed”, relates Mr. John Venice Ladaga, assistant department head of the City Mayor’s Office. “While other local government units (LGU) have ceased from enrollment to PHIC, the regime of this Red Cross chair-turned-mayor has been maintaining its allocation for the needy and qualified since her first mayoral year,” Mr. Ladaga added. A report from Buboy Pabia, Mayor’s Media Bureau Chief

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GINGOOG City--“In continually enfleshing her executive agenda on health among masses, Mayor Marie Guingona has finalized her renewal on Philhealth insurance to 3,000 beneficiaries for 2015”, according to City Health Officer Dr. Grace Javier Jadol. “This administration has been embarking to the universal program on health as implemented by the Department of Health (DOH). Our LGU has been adhering to the popular program

known as “Kalusugang Pangkalahatan” in which every simple Gingoognon family has to be given a priority for this right. Providing health insurance to our less fortunate constituents is not a privilege, but rather their fundamental right in which this city government is very much willing to find ways and means for their welfare on health and sanitation aspects”, expresses the city’s highest leader. “We really appreciate the Guingona administration for

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rangay Tingalan are so vast that Seno is contemplating to put up a mini-water park there in the future. Mayor Seno and Vice Mayor Ortigosa led the signing for Opol with Dr. Brown and Mr. Castro for A Brown. Opol, which has been a municipality for 64 years without its own water supply, has lately grown into a major business hub and seafood center in the province with more investors coming in for tourism and other projects, as well. Under the MOU the company will shoulder the cost of the project. Seno said the municipality’s equity in the MOU is the water source. “This is a dream come true for Opol,” Seno said. “This (water) project will attract more investors,” the mayor added. He said close to 200 new investments are coming, including development of resorts along the beach area. With these developments, Mayor Seno is expected to call for series of planning sessions to tune up the master plan of Opol municipality.

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tigoza said. For his part, Seno lauded this latest public-private partnership inked between the Opol local government unit (LGU) and A Brown Company, Inc. He said the water reserves at barangay Tingalan, which will be tapped by the firm are so vast that they could even supply as far as El Salvador City and airport-laden Laguindingan. Meanwhile, A Brown Group of Companies Executive Vice President Roel Castro said that the treatment facility that they will install is akin to water treatment by a mineral water bottling plants since it will use membrane technology, minimizing the use of chemicals in the process. Dr. Brown, for his part said that he is grateful to the municipal government of Opol for hosting his second business venture in the municipality. The 600-hectare palm oil plantation and processing plant of A Brown Company, Inc. is also located in Opol town. It was also learned that the water reserves in ba-

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ASILAN – A military investigation into the recent deadly attack by the al-Qaeda-linked Abu Sayyaf in Basilan province showed that militants were targeting to kill the local brigade commander and probably other government officials in his group who was due to inspect a government road project in Sumisip town. Colonel Roland Bautista, who heads the 104th Infantry Brigade in the restive province, was to inspect a portion of the circumferential road in the town with Mujiv Hataman, the governor of the Muslim autonomous region, a day after militants led by Radzmi Jannatul attacked and killed 6 army soldiers JOINT DEED OF EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF THE ESTATES OF THE LATE NAPOLEON NAGAC GODORNES AND VRGINIA ALONG GODORNES Notice is hereby given that the intestate estate of the deceased NAPOLEON NAGAC GODORNES who died intestate on 10 April 1997 in Kauswagan, Cagayan de Oro City and VIRGINIA ALONG GODORNES who died intestate on 20 April 2014 in Kauswagan, Cagayan de Oro City while both were residents of Kauswagan, Cagayan de Oro City, Philippines at the time of their deaths; That NAPOLEON NAGAC GODORNES left behind his conjugal share in several unregistered parcels of land, particularly described as follows: A. ONE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED EIGHTY-SEVEN (1,487) SQUARE METERS OUT OF A PARCEL OF LAND LOT 25292, CAD 237 CAGAYAN CADASTRE: SITUATED AT BARANGAY BONBON; CITY OF CAGAYAN DE ORO; ISLAND OF MINDANAO; TO POINT OF BEGINNING, CONTAINING AN AREA OF ONE THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED NINETYSEVEN (1,697) SQUARE METERS MORE OR LESS; B. A PARCEL OF LAND LOT 35702-C , CSD-10-007258-D, PORTION OF LOT 35702, CAD 237 CAGAYAN CADASTRE; SITUATED AT BARANGAY KAUSWAGAN; CITY OF CAGAYAN DE ORO; ISLAND OF MINDANAO. TO POINT OF BEGINNING CONTAINING AN AREA OF THREE HUNDRED TWENTY-NINE (329) SQUARE METERS; IN THE SAME AREA, ANOTHER PARCEL OF LAND LOT 35702-D, CSD-10-007238-D PORTION OF LOT 35702,. CAD 237 CAGAYAN CADASTRE; SITUATED AT BARANGAY KAUSWAGAN; CITY OF CAGAYAN DE ORO; ISLAND OF MINDANAO. CAGAYAN CADASTRE TO POINT OF BEGINNING CONTAINING AN AREA OF SIXTY-SIX (66) SQUARE METERS MORE OR LESS; AND IN THE SAME AREA,ANOTHER PARCEL OF LAND LOT 35702-E, CSD10-007238-D PORTION OF LOT 35702., CAD 237 CAGAYAN CADASTRE; SITUATED AT BARANGAY KAUSWAGAN; CITY OF CAGAYAN DE ORO;ISLAND OF MINDANAO;TO POINT OF BEGINNING CONTAINING AN AREA OF FORTY-ONE (41) SQUARE METERS MORE OR LESS; C. ONE THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED TWELVE (1,112) SQUARE METERS OUT OF A PARCEL OF LAND LOT 1250, CAD 237 CAGAYAN CADASTRE; SITUATED AT BARANGAY KAUSWAGAN; CITY OF CAGAYAN DE ORO; ISLAND OF MINDANAO. TO POINT OF BEGINNING CONTAINING AN AREA OF TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED (2,523) SQUARE METERS MORE OR LESS; D. A PARCEL OF LAND LOT 1235-B-2, PORTION OF LOT 1235, CAD 237 CAGAYAN CADASTRE, SITUATED AT BARANGAY KAUSWAGAN, CITY OF CAGAYAN DE ORO; ISLAND OF MINDANAO. TO POINT OF BEGINNING CONTAINING AN AREA OF FIVE HUNDRED ELEVEN (511) SQUARE METERS MORE OR LESS; is the subject of JOINT DEED OF EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF THE ESTATES OF THE LATE NAPOLEON NAGAC GODORNES AND VRGINIA ALONG GODORNES Under Public of ATTY. MACODI M. AGUS; As per Doc. No. 324; Page No. 65; Book No. 396; Series of 2014. MDN: November 3, 10 & 17, 2014

sent to secure the area. Among those killed in the November 2 attack in the village of Libug was 2nd Lieutenant Jun Corpuz, platoon leader of the Alpha Company of the 64th Infantry Battalion. Two other soldiers survived, but were wounded in the fighting that ensued in Sumisip, a known stronghold of the Abu Sayyaf. The soldiers were part a team of eight sent by Lt. Col. Melisan Raymund Recaido, the battalion commander, according to an army officer privy to the probe which was ordered by Armed Forces chief General Gregorio Catapang. “They group of Lt. Jun Corpuz were sent by the battalion commander to secure the area where Colonel Roland Bautista was due to visit the next day, November 3, to inspect the road project in Sumisip town, but unknown to them, the Abu Sayyaf (militants) were already encamped in Libug

Soldiers carry one of six caskets of soldiers slain in Abu Sayyaf attack in the restive province of Basilan in southern Philippines.(Mindanao Examiner Photo - Ely Dumaboc)

and were just waiting for the arrival of the brigade commander and his party.” “Colonel Bautista was the real target of the Abu Sayyaf and the presence of the group of Lt. Corpuz in the village of Libug was just coincidental and unfor-

tunate. The eight soldiers broke into two groups and the four were killed because of an explosion from a grenade, probably fired from an M203, and one soldier was even hacked by the Abu Sayyaf, and Lt. Corpuz was eventually shot and killed

Republic of the Philippines PROVINCE OF ZAMBOANGA DEL SUR Municipality of Labangan Invitation of Qualified Bidders Name of Projects: CONSTRUCTION OF TB-DOTS BUILDING 1.

The BAC Committee of Local Government Units of Labangan, ZDS .was allocate funds for Construction of TB-DOTS Building from the DOH in the amount of Three Hundred Eighty Five Thousand, Six Hundred Eighty one and 77/100 (P385, 681.77) being the Approved Budget of the Contract (ABC) to payment under the contract for CONSTRUCTION OF TV-DOTS BUILDING. Bids received in excess of the ABC shall be automatically rejected a bid opening.

Bidding will be conducted through open competitive bidding procedures using non-discretionary pass/fail criterion as specified in the Implementing Rules and Regulations (IRR) of Republic Act 9184 (RA 9814), otherwise known as the “Government Procurement Reform Act”. Bidding is restricted to Filipino citizens/sole proprietorships, partnerships, or organizations with at least seventy five percent (75%) interest or outstanding capital stock belonging to citizens of the Philippines.

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TOTAL IMPLEMENTATION COST Interested bidders may obtain further information from BAC Committee of LGU-Labangan, ZDS and inspect the Bidding Documents at the address given below from November 7, 2014at 8:00 A.M to 1:00 P.M at BAC Office in LGU-Labangan, ZDS.

A complete set of Bidding Documents may be purchased by interested Bidders from the address below and upon payment of a nonrefundable fee for the Bidding Documents in the amount of ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED PESOS ONLY (P 1,500.00).

If the Procuring Entity intends to limit the Pre-Bid Conference to Bidders who have purchased the Bidding Documents: The BAC Committee of LGU-Labangan, ZDS will hold a Pre-Bid Conference on November 12, 2014 @ 1:30 P.M at ABC Hall which shall open only to all interested parties who have purchased the Bidding Documents.

Bids must be delivered to the address below on or before The BAC Committee of LGU-Labangan, ZDS. All bids must be accompanied by a bid security in any of the acceptable forms and in the amount stated in ITB Clause 18.

Bids will be opened in the presence of the bidders’ representatives who choose to attend at the address below. Late bids shall not be accepted.

The BAC Committee of LGU-Labangan, ZDS. Reserves the right to accept or reject any bid, to annual the bidding process, and to reject all bids at any time prior to contract award, without thereby incurring any liability to the affected bidder or bidders.

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while trying to maneuver. Two soldiers survived the fierce fighting, but they are wounded as well,” the source told the regional newspaper Mindanao Examiner. The officer said the investigation does not stop there because probers are now looking into why Corpuz was sent to Sumisip to clear an area with only a squad of 7 soldiers instead of at least a section comprising 14 soldiers. Corpuz’s group was one of three deployed one kilometer apart from each other in Sumisip that prevented soldiers from reinforcing the embattled squad. The source before troops could reinforce the embat-

Notice is hereby given that the intestate state of Deceased MAURO SALUPAN who died intestate on November 6, 1998 at Kibaghot, Laguindingan,Misamis Oriental; is the owner of a certain real property situated in Kibaghot,Laguindingan, Misamis Oriental, consisting of an area of TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED FOURTEEN (2,514) square meters, more or less, and more particularly described as follows: TAX DECLARATION NO. 08-18-0004-01623 Registered Owner : SALUPAN,MAURO; Location of Property: Kibaghot, Laguindingan,Misamis Oriental;Classification: Agricultural Land ;Area: .2514 hectares is the subject of EXTRA-JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF THE ESTATE OF THE HIERS OF MAURO SALUPAN WITH DEED OF ABSOLUTE SALE; That for and in consideration of the sum of ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND PESOS (100,000.00), receipt in full of which is hereby acknowledged from ROGELIO F. DUNGO, of legal age, Filipino, married to ROCHELLE V. DUNGO and resident of Purok 5, Loguilo, Tambacan, Alubijid, Misamis Oriental, do hereby solidarily and jointly, SELL,TRANSFER and CONVEY, absolutely and unconditionally portion of the above-described property consisting an area of ONE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED THIRTY-EIGHT (1,338) SQUARE METERS, more or less.Under Public of ATTY. MARIO T. JUNI; As per Doc. No.; 11; Page No.3; Book No.169; Series of 2013. MDN: Nov 10, 17 & 24, 2014

tled soldiers only a small group of Muslim pro-government militias manning a detachment from afar aided the group of Corpuz by sniping Abu Sayyaf fighters. But the same group may have known about the presence of the militants in the village of Libug because they refused to join Corpuz’s team in securing the area and gave various alibis. “That is also being investigated now. They may have intelligence information about the Abu Sayyaf, but did not share this to Lt. Corpuz and opted to stay in the detachment,” the officer said. The deadly attack on Corpuz also exposed the vulnerability of the 64th Infantry Battalion – it lack soldiers to effectively carry out its mission in Basilan. The battalion, which originally headquartered in Maguindanao province, has only about 380 soldiers instead of 525 troops, and many of its members had deserted or gone on leave without permission after learning they would be deployed to Basilan. It was unknown whether Recaido would be relieved by Catapang as battalion commander following the death of Corpuz and his soldiers. Security officials said Corpuz’s team was patrolling the village when they engaged about 20 militants sparking a fierce gun battle that lasted almost 45 minutes. They said the Abu Sayyaf attack was meant to derail the completion of the 135-kilometer Basilan Circumferential Road project launched by the Department of Public Works and Highways during the time of President Fidel Ramos in the 1990s, but works continue up to now. The military also helped construct the road project which was financed through a concessional facility extended by Saudi Arabia. The loan of 75 million Saudi riyals was extended on October 2005 - to revive the project after being stalled for many years - while the Filipino government provided a counterpart fund of 1.118 billion pesos. The circumferential road project is seen as a major infrastructure initiative to lift Basilan from poverty and bring prosperity in the province as part of the government’s campaign against local terrorism and lawlessness in the area. (Mindanao Examiner)

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ground of viable projects that the people can enjoy and make use of their taxpayers money? Recalling the first BIMP- EAGA conference held in Davao City, some 20 years ago year 1994, some keen observers like the AMERICAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, INC. and AUSTRALIAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, INC in region XI, commented that said conferences are a dismal failure. Their observations are anchored, that there is a commonality of agricultural products in the above mentioned countries. When Presidential Assistant for Mindanao Affairs, PAUL DOMINGUEZ was MDA Chairman, a seminar forum of then Samal Island (now Igacos City) on some non-funded projects for Mindanao were reportedly undertaken When this writer inquired about the projects to have media mileage, Mr. Dominguez said there are no such funds for media including the seminar projects. When asked why he still conduct such seminar forum, he remained silent. We from the media, especially this writer for the past 4 decades are tired of hearing propaganda coming from government agencies both local and national levels, of speakers telling the public of beautiful government projects, but having no funds or if there were funds, they were diverted to non-tangible projects like seminars and conferences which were without value. Public officials, please support President Pinoy’s reformation policies of transparency and accountability, to the people who paid your big salaries and allowances, so that GOD will not curse your family for stealing taxpayers’ money. GOD BLESS THE PHILIPPINES.

‘hard core’ supporters of the NPA. “There were several government programs in the past that could hardly reach the area because the communist guerillas were blocking them. They even held hostage a barangay official at the neighboring village of Sabud in September last year after the NPA attacked a military detachment in the area. The rebels were demanding to hand over the newly-trained CAFGUs but we stood by our ground and denied them. After all, we are the duly-constituted authorities,” Mayor Otaza said. CENR Officer Precilio O. Penaloga said Loreto has a total land area of 141,552 hectares of which 80 percent are classified as forest lands or 102,448 hectares. “Loreto has a vast potential area for tree farm considering the production forest area which sums up to 88, 188 hectares. Most of these areas were developed into tree farms by eight People’s Organization,“ he said. Agusan del Sur PENRO Roberto Oliveros said there are 5,853.25 hectares of timber lands that have been developed in Loreto under the NGP since 2011. About 2,254 hectares of these NGP sites are being maintained by the Peoples Organization (PO) through the Social Mobilization program in Loreto and Veruela. “Today, after a year of struggle, peace has finally reigned in Loreto. More people are coming out to join the tree planting program under NGP. The farmers in Barangay Kauswagan are now looking forward to a bounty harvest from the rubber tree seedlings which they preferred to plant alongside with the falcata trees. Both trees could earn them several millions of pesos at the time of harvest four years from now,“ from page A1 Tamayo said. (Eric Herson that same day including Gallego, DENR-Caraga/ the opening of a radio proPIA-Caraga) gram at DXDA with DILG, PNP and the Department of Social Welfare and Defrom page A4 velopment regional office. portive of these socializing Loida Antonio, Proprojects showing and us- vincial Social Welfare and ing public funds without Development (PSWD) focal concrete evidence on the person also presented to

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the members of the council the Provincial Strategic Action Plan that will address gender-based violence (GBV) including trafficking in person from 2014 to 2016. “There are four major programs/ projects/ activities that the PSWD has prepared for the two-year plan. Among these four are the Advocacy and Prevention; Protection, Recovery, Rehabilitation and Reintegration; Prosecution and Law Enforcement and the Partnership and Networking,” Antonio said. “Under the advocacy and prevention, we will be conducting trainings on trainor of the Provincial Council against Trafficking – Violence Against Women Council (PCAT- VAWC) on the local government units (LGU) guidelines in the establishment and management of a referral system on VAWC and Trafficking in Person (VAWC and TIP); advocacy on RA 9208, RA 10364, RA 9262, RA 7610 and other related gender-based violence issues using the quad media; institutionalization of Local Council against Trafficking (LCAT- VAW) at the provincial and municipal level; production and distribution of tarpaulins and billboards; the preparation of the local emergency preparedness plans with protection concerns of women and children incorporated and; Capability building on Gender Sensitivity Training,” Antonio added. On the Protection, Recovery, Rehabilitation and Integration program, activities include provision of transport, medicines, food and other basic commodities to gender-based violence survivors and families; Mapping and Monitoring of PCAT-VAWC to C/ MCAT- VAWC as to the level of functionality in coordination with DILG; the conduct of psychosocial intervention to GBV survivors and the provision of livelihood assistance. For the Prosecution and Law Enforcement, the conduct of capacity building, training of law enforcers is on top, then the establishment of inter-agency task force on trafficking in person (TIP) for moni-

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48, who were all residents of the area. Espida said the shootout ensued after the suspects noticed the presence of police operatives during the buybust operation, which was led by the Police Regional Office 12’s Regional Special Investigation and Detection Team (RSDIT). “ The y resiste d and opened fire at our operatives, triggering a brief shootout,” he said in a radio interview. Espida said the suspects sustained gunshot wounds in different parts of their bodies and were declared dead upon arrival at the General Santos City Hospital. He said no casualties were reported among the police operatives, who recovered from the scene nine sachets of suspected methamphetamine hydrochloride or shabu, a caliber .45 handgun and grenade. Chief Insp. Maximo Sebastian, RSIDT head, said they have been monitoring the movements of the three suspects based on a tip from a local informant. He said they decided to launch the operation after confirming the involvement of the suspects in the illegal drug trade in the area. Police and other anti-

2014 GLOBAL HANDWASHING DAY In Migpait Elementary School in Talakag, Bukidnon By Cherry Obsioma-Neri Teacher I Migpait Elementary School Talakag II District

Adherent of the House Resolution no. 1436 dated September 30, 2009, had urged the Department of Health (DOH), Department of Education (DEPED) and the Philippines Health Insurance Corporation (PHIC) to participate and assist the United Nations General Assembly in the Implementation of an annual Global Hand washing day. DepEd Memorandum No. 112, s 2014 is Global Hand washing Day Celebration. Every 15th of October, the Department of Education hereby supports the celebration of the Global Hand washing Day. It aims to promote and motivate hand washing with soap. In this connection, the Philippine Red Cross Bukidnon Chapter under Mrs. Jocelyn A. Darov Chapter Administrator, Mrs Hera Glinogo-Gamongan RN, Chapter Service Represen-

drug enforcement units have stepped up their operations in the city in the last several weeks due to the noted surge in illegal drug-related activities. Last week, elements from the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA)Region 12 arrested an alleged big time drug pusher and recovered around P1 million worth of shabu in a buy-bust operation at an urban village here. Agent Vince Lachica, PDEA-12 information officer, said they arrested suspect Roel Carcelar at his residence in Purok Silway, Barangay Dadiangas West. Recovered from the suspect, who is facing multiple drug charges, were 130 sachets of shabu, various drug paraphernalia and marked money. (MindaNews)

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or encourage the involvement of non-government organizations, people’s organizations, and similar in activities pertaining to the solid waste management such as segregation, collection, disposal, and others. While waste segregation is implemented at the point of origin, like households, commercial/ industrial establishments, Councilor Pajo also urges barangays to establish their respective Material Recovery Facility Stations. The MRF refers to a designated and or established building or structure designed drop-off center designed to receive, temporarily store, sort, separate and recover waste before the transfer, transport and final disposal of remaining nonreusable waste into the identified sanitary landfill site. (ELB)

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Coral Resort clubhouse and model house ready for use, viewing INITAO, Misamis Oriental -- Coral Resort Estates, owned and developed by A Brown Company, Inc., which was launched in October 2013, has its blessing for two completed structures, Saturday, Nov. 8, 2014. This time it was intended for the Coral Resort Clubhouse and Model House.

Strategically located Barangay Pagahan, at Initao, Misamis Oriental, Coral Resort Estates is seated about 60 kilometers west of Cagayan de Oro City and 29 kilometers east of Iligan City. It is 27 kilometers southwest of the new Laguindingan International Airport. Overlooking the tranquil waters of Iligan Bay, Coral Resort Estates offers a sanctuary for the privileged few with a great way to enjoy weekends right in one’s own resort home. The inaugurated clubhouse is Mediterraneantype, sprawled on the north-

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Laguindingan Airport ready for night flights

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY -- The Department of Transportation and Communications and the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) have announce the readiness of Laguindingan Airport for night operation strting this month. Laguindingan Airport is now equipped for night landing operations and will soon activate evening flights by the end of November to give the public more flight options as well as to decongest the airport during the day. This was announced by Transportation and Communications Secretary Jun Abaya said in a statement released earlier. The opening of Laguindingan night flights is considered a major gateway to Northern Mindanao, allowing for expanded air travel to the cities of Iligan and Cagayan de Oro, as well as the provinces of Misamis Oriental, Bukidnon and Lanao del Norte. CAAP said all the air navigation and airfield ground lighting systems at the airport were already installed and tested. In line with certain policies and procedures of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) and CAAP, officials from DOTC and CAAP are conducting a joint inspection this week for safety purposes to double-check the night system. CAAP will then prepare the standard guidelines for arrival and departure proA Brown Company’s Coral Resort Clubhouse blessing last Saturday, November 8, at Barangay Pagahan, Initao, cedures, for compliance by Misamis Oriental, has opened Northern Mindanao’s first residential resort to the public since its inauguration in carries, which will use the October last year. Aside from the clubhouse, guests also had the chance to view the residential resort’s model airport. house. (cheng

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DILG 10 to conduct prov’l orientations, workshops for LPRAT Members CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY -- The Department of the Interior and Local Goverment in Region 10 (DILG10) spearheads a series of Local Poverty Reduction Action Team (LPRAT) Orientations within the month of November, this year. DILG-10 Regional Director Rene Burdeous said the issuance of DBMDILG-DSWD-NAPC Joint Memorandum Circular No. 5 calls for the need to orient LPRAT members on the new policies and guidelines. Joint Memorandum Circular No. 5 contains the Policy Guidelines and Procedures in the Imple-

mentation of the Grassroots Participatory Budgeting Process (formerly called Bottom-Up Budgeting) for the preparation of the FY 2016 Budget and Succeeding Years). Atty. Burdeos said the DILG 10 finds significance in ensuring proper compliance to policy guidelines and procedures under JMC 5 to result in an efficient and successful implementation of the GPB projects in all provinces in the region. The orientation workshops will tackle the Grassroots Participatory Budgeting Process which will include its rationale and

guidelines, the tools for the Local Poverty Reduction Action Plan (LPRAP) and the Menu of Programs for GPBP including technical requirements for projects by participating agencies. The first batch of the orientation-workshop was held on November 6-7, 2014, for the Province of Bukidnon. Other areas are scheduled, as follows: November 12-13 for Misamis Oriental and Cagayan de Oro City; November 18-19 for Misamis Occidental; November 20-21 for Lanao del Norte and Iligan City; and NoSee workshops, page B3

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10th Mindanao PAFC Summit held

The Department of Agriculture-Regional Field Office 10 (DA-RFO 10) hosted the 10th Mindanao-wide PAFC Summit with the theme Enhancing Food Security in Mindanao through strong partnership between government and private sector towards ASEAN Integration, held in the city. The gathering of the Provincial/City Agricultural and Fishery Council (P/ CAFC) Chairmen aimed at helping the Local Government Units(LGUs) and the DA-RFOs in Mindanao to come-up with sound policy recommendations and to craft plans and programs towards the development of agriculture and fishery sectors. By virtue of the Agriculture and Fisheries Modernization Act, AFCs assists

the DA in the monitoring and coordination of the agriculture and fisheries modernization process and serve as an integration and consultative structure for inter-agency and inter-sectoral collaboration in the agri-fishery development. The Council is composed of private sector individuals who are committed to actively participate in ensuring the success of the DAs programs and activities. “Through the partnership with the private sector, the DA is able to keep in line with the governments thrust for transparency, accountability and good governance. AFC continuously empower the farmers to be more effective and efficient producers for they are the greatest contributors in the development of the agrifishery sector in private-public participatory mechanism” said Constancio C. Maghanoy Jr.,

Assistant Regional Director of DA-RFO 10. “Harnessing the potentials of these sectors, the AFCs, RBOs and other stakeholders, complemented with the efforts of the government, fulfilment of national goals will be attainable. Thus, we look forward to stronger ties with our private sectors partners in bringing better opportunities to our stakeholders” he further said. The 2015 ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) was signed by ASEAN Leaders in November 2007 in Singapore. One of the main objectives of AEC is to create a single market and production base by ensuring free flow of goods, services, investment, capital and skilled

Mindanao-wide PAFC Summit participated by P/CAFC representatives gear towards the adaptation of the 2015 ASEAN integration and how it would affect the agri-fishery sector in Mindanao. “Preparation is the key” emphasized Engr. Ariel T. Cayanan, PCAF Executive Director and guest of honor during the two-day summit, held in the city.

labour. Philippines, as one of the signatories in the AEC Blueprint will be open to zero import duties for ASEAN products and services by 2015. The said Summit is a way to prepare the farmers in the upcoming ASEAN integration based on the present agri-fishery situation

in Mindanao (i.e., climate change, present coconut industry situation, coco levy updates, among others). “The theme signifies the DAs thrust aimed at hastening the farmers’ adoption of modern and sustainable agricultural technologies in increasing productivity and income by preparing them on

what is to come. Preparation is the key to success in this major economic undertaking of our nation in the coming years” says Engineer Ariel T. Cayanan, Executive Director of Philippine Council for Agriculture and Fisheries (PCAF).#(CHARISSE P. SALARDA DA-RFO 10 RAFIS)

comes in three packages. The first package is the Dam 1 and 2 which measures around 25-30m per dam and has a combined cost of P21.3M. The dams will manage water flow as well as collect water for storage that can be evenly distributed to the rice fields. The second package is the canalization from Dam 1 and Dam 2 that will facilitate the distribution of water to the rice fieldswith a total cost of P16M. Meanwhile, the third package is composed of the canal structures that will help regulate the flow and deliver

the correct amount of water to the different branches of the system and onward to the irrigated fields. The package costs P2.18 M. The said rural infrastructure project of MRDP will cover approximately 350 hectares of rice field in barangay Managok, Malaybalay City in the province of Bukidnon. It intends to address the need for proper water system to boost rice production in the area and increase farmers’ productivity and income. To grace the turnover is Agriculture Secretary Proceso J. Alcala himself

along with other officials of DA and the provincial and local government units of Bukidnon. Likewise, Sec. Alcala will also lead the turnover of the livelihood projects he committed to the Managok Irrigators’ Association in his recent visit in the province of Bukidnon amounting to P208, 200. The projects are as follows: animal dispersal of the Livestock Program that will benefit them with three caraheifers and two carabulls with a total amount of P116,200 as well as 50 bags of Certified Seeds amounting to P68,000and 1 unit of collapsible drier amounting to P24,000 under the Rice Program.#(CHARISSE P. SALARDA, DA-RAFIS 10)

MRDP to turn over P39 M worth of Infra Project in Bukidnon

The Mindanao Rural Development Program of the Department of Agriculture is set to turn over approximately P39.5 Million (M) worth of Communal Irrigation Project (CIP)in barangay Managok, Malaybalay City, Bukidnon on November 12, 2014. (Left photos) barangay Managok before the construction Constructed under the of the Communal Irrigation Project of MRDP; (right photos) Rural Infrastructure Comcompleted dam and canalization in the area which can ponent of the program, provide proper watersystem to 350 hectares of rice field.

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By Mrs. Norma R. Lawan Master Teacher I La Trinidad Elementary School Bonbon, Butuan City

Several years ago, several buildings including a toilet of La Trinidad Elementary School were condemned due to their dilapidated condition. These structures were left abandoned as school authorities did not find time to allot money for their rehabilitation. The new school administrator decided to have the building on which the toilet stood renovated to convert it into a canteen. He hired two carpenters from his own money and completed the project in two weeks. Since the old toilet facil-

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modate, at least, 70 persons. But Saturday’s ribboncutting and inauguration made it exceptionally jampacked with guests filling up the clubhouse, model house and the poolside. Guests were treated to sumptuous afternoon meryenda-meal and a live band. The infinity pool was inviting and so with the gazebo. There are also the parks and playground, meditation garden, and the viewdeck completes the setting. A hanging bridge is also built leading to the half-akilometer stretch of beachfront. Next to be built are the floating jetty, putting green, aquasports area and pool by the sea. To complement nature and the environment, home

ity was a project of students’ parents, the new canteen also became the hangout of parents who sold affordable food items. The teachers were glad schoolchildren could now buy snacks from within the school premises and return to classes early. Before, teachers could not immediately resume classes after recess time since schoolchildren bought snacks from stores too far from school. This was the reason why some of them failed to return or missed classes. The school’s share from the canteen’s proceeds is to be used for another project which is being worked out. The old principal’s building was not functional for several years until it was also

renovated. The structure still serves the same purpose: to keep school records. Other materials are also available to answer for the needs and queries of parents, learners and teachers. According to stakeholders, the school has now become a pleasant environment where changes have taken place owing to the leadership’s initiative aimed at the benefit of the school. The parents has come to look up to the institution as an ideal place where their children can learn so much in terms of nurturing and developing their imagination, creativeness and good leadership. There’s nothing impossible, if we make things possible.

designs follow the Balinese architectural style featuring wide verandas. For members’ and member-recommended-guests’ functions at the Coral Resort clubhouse, call the Xavier Sports and Country Club at 088-8588942. For inquiries on residential lots, call the A Brown Co. Marketing Office at 09177938785 or 0999-8892946, email at marketing_cdo@ abrown.ph or check out www.abrown.ph. A Brown Company, Inc. is also the owner and developer of Xavier Estates, Teakwood Hills, Ventura Residences in Cagayan de Oro, Valencia Estates and Mountain Pines Farm in Bukidnon and West High-

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vember 25 for the Province of Camiguin. GPBP is a grand design of the administration in attaining the Philippine Development Plan’s goal of inclusive growth and poverty reduction, and promoting good governance at the local level. It makes the planning and budgeting processes of both local and national governments more participatory through the genuine involvement of grassroots civil society organizations and basic sector representatives.

WHY HOMEROOM PTA are ORGANIZED? By MA. JEAN V. JUMAWAN Tambo Central School Tambo, Hinaplanon, Iligan City

The homeroom PTA is designed to strengthen the relationship between the schools and the parents. It is any of several local organizations composed of parents and public school teachers, seeking mutual cooperation in the guidance of school children. The parents make up the school, teachers, and pupils the so called ParentsTeachers Association. Each one is highly dependent, one with the other. A strong PTA is necessary in order to achieve a meaningful rapport between the parents and teacher. Through this organization there is recognition of the importance of the parents to the school and vice versa. The school cannot exist without the par-

ents neither in the absence of the pupils. Therefore, these three attributes contribute to the success of any PTA undertaking. Through this joint endeavor recognizing both as responsibility and privilege between the teacher and parents possible through tangible projects for the classroom are being facilitated, thus enhancing not only building a wholesome and good relationship but also making homeroom very conductive to learning. However there are few factors to consider in deciding on the project/s to be undertaken by the association. Take into consideration the following vital questions: 1.) Is it primary and foremost need of the Association and the recipients are the parents, teachers, and pupils?

2.) Is it within the capacity of the members to pay? In other words, is it affordable? 3.) Will, it be a lasting project that could endure the test of time? The homeroom PTA then present the proposed project to the school principal for reaction and approval. If the school principal approves the said project, the teacher adviser, the HRPTA president and treasurer, consummates a contract to pursue the project. However, bear in mind that the essence of any undertaking be it in the school environment or to the whole society where one lives; all great achievements come from working and waiting. Because success is 10% mechanic and 90% attitude. One’s attitude is highly determined by his attitude.

Education in the Philippines: In improving its access and delivery By Cherry Obsioma-Neri Teacher I Migpait Elementary School Talakag II District

The current administration here in the Philippines is giving much more importance to Education. The reason behind is that they want to use this as a tool to improve each of its human resources. In the aim to also provide better education, a lot of changes and improvements in Education sector has been made. Moreover, several programs are strategized to improve the curriculum, content, delivery and reach, among others. Adopt-a-School program is one. This program allows private entities to assist

a public schools in terms of, but not limited to, staff and faculty development for training and further education, construction of facilities, upgrading of existing facilities, provision of books, publications and other instructional materials and modernization of instructional technologies. The program can assist public schools in any levels, whether it is an elementary, secondary or tertiary school. These beneficiary schools are located in any of 20 poorest provinces identified by Presidential Council for Countryside Development or any other government agency tasked in identifying such kind of provinces.

Over the years, the program has been realized through the collaboration of DepEd and private entities. There are interventions that reduced student dropouts and kept the youth off the streets. The program also increased student achievement levels and improved teacher performance. It is true that numerous problems envelopes the education system in the Philippines. However, fact cannot be denied that there are also several programs implemented to further address and fight these problems. Education is a priority, all involved parties should just have to be participative to continue the fight for education.

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(L-R) SM City Cagayan de Oro mall manager Clara Elizaga, HR manager Ruby Saño, BWM Group of Companies publisher Dante Sudaria, Vice Mayor Caesar Ian Acenas, public relations manager Ivy Guantero and The SM Store assistant branch manager Ingrid Viado poses at Santa’s Toy Shop.

holds Christmas launch Story and Photos by MARK FRANCISCO Assistant Lifestyle Editor

M City Cagayan de Oro held its Christmas launch for this year last Saturday, unveiling its Yuletide tableau for shoppers to marvel at and have their pictures taken with Santa. The tableau aptly called Santa’s Toy Shop has another purpose that will surely delight shoppers. According to mall manager Clara Elizaga, shoppers who will bring out their phones, take a selfie or a photo with family and friends at Santa’s Toy Shop and post them online with the accompanying hashtag #MerrySMChristmas will have chance to receive awesome goodies. But be creative since SM will only hand out the perks to th4e most

awesome photos! During the unveiling of Santa’s Toy Shop, Vice Mayor Caesar Ian Acenas churned out a traditional Christmas hit accompanied by pianist David Alba. He then went on praising SM for “really helping a lot” in the development of Cagayan de Oro. Forty lucky children from Xavier Ecoville received gifts from Santa in this occasion. At the same time, SM City Cagayan de Oro is selling SM Bears of Joy. For only P200, you have one of those cute bears to keep while another will be donated to Balay Canossa here in Cagaya de Oro City. SM Supermalls is likewise happy to announce that they turned over last

Saturday 200 new homes in Bogo, Cebu for Yolanda survivors under the SM Cares Housing Project. All of these impressed Acenas. “SM has indeed exemplified the spirit of giving. Give it, share it and it will cme back to you,” the vice mayor quipped. During the event, guests were entertained by performances from the UCCP Children’s Choir, Liceo de Cagayan Univeristy College of Music

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and Xavier Stage. But wait there’s more. Elizaga vowed that SM City Cagayan de Oro will present many surpising entertainment numbers for the whole months of November and December such as a children’s chorale, grand Christmas parade, brass marching bands and a grand symphony orchestra. So what are you waiting for? Have a merry Christmas shopping at SM City Cagayan de Oro!

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GOD You can never give what you do not receive. How can you give forgiveness, if you have not received forgiveness yourself. You must settle the score with God. You must humble yourself and come to God with all honesty and humility, how you messed up your life and you need help that only God can offer. Kailangan mo lang magpakatotoo na hindi mo kakayanin na harapin ang pagsubok na ito na walang tulong ng Panginoon. Only God can give you a fresh start. FORGIVE YOURSELF Ang pagpapatawad ay isang CHOICE na nangangailang ng tapang at lakas, at ito ay nagbibigay sa atin ng panibagong pagkakataon upang maging isang OVERCOMER kaysa sa nagiging BIKTIMA ng ating sariling pag-kakamali sa buhay. Kung hindi mo patawarin ang iyong sarili ng mga nakaraang mga kasalanan, ito ay isang anyo ng pagmamalaki or pride. If you can find the grace to forgive others, how come you cannot forgive yourself. Come on think about it, kung ang Diyos nga napatawad ka nga, sino ka ba na pwedeng magmalaki at hindi mo kayang patawarin ang iyong sarili. That is the reason why there is a saying, “It maybe impossible to man but it is possible to God.” Kapatid, panahon na patawarin mo ang iyong sarili. It is time to move on! You have wasted so much time living in pain, torment, confusion, guilt and shame. Now it is time for you to set yourself FREE! THINK. REFLECT. APPLY. Are your ready to move on? Are you ready to make amends with others? Are you ready to ask God for forgiveness? Are you ready to forgive yourself?

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“We will use the MONEY to provide more skills trainings, production equipment and financial literacy trainings for the sewing enterprise of Xavier Ecoville. These will hopefully enhance the quality of the bags,” Guantero answered when asked about their plans on the grant. SKETCH aims to provide livelihood opportunities for the families affected by Typhoon Sendong in December 2011. They tapped a group of 30 mothers from the XE community for the production of the recyclable bags. These women have been paid for each bag that they produce. Thus,

more bags would mean more income for them. “We chose to help Xavier Ecoville community because, like the Ecoville residents, two of our group mates are also Sendong survivors. The Xavier Ecoville community is also close to our hearts,” said Anne Sebastian, the partner of Guantero in the camp. XE is a resettlement community for the Tropical Storm Sendong survivors located at Barangay Lumbia, located 60 kilometers away from the city proper. “We wanted to help the society and the community,” Guantero added. They also admitted that they drew their inspiration from Arsenio Sebastian, Ann’s grandfather who takes his active involvement as the livelihood development consultant of the Xavier Ecoville Project.

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Building the longest music playlist WHEN local music stations tend to level down with the masses and lose their dignity by rotating baduy and old tracks, you don’t have any other recourse but to build your own music playlist. Over the years, technology has gone up rapidly allowing people to have their own music playlist beyond their iPod or phone platforms. My very first downloads started in 2006. It was the time when my good chum Jigger Jerusalem’s column The Beat was at its peak. I was one of the avid followers of his indie music reviews. It was also the time when

LAUNCHcast was the most favored online radio, replacing annoying FM stations which churn out lewd dramatized segments and other trash talk in between commercials and bubblegum pop. But LAUNCHCcast’s custom stations needed to be refreshed and updated every now and then that I decided to download mp3 files to my hard drive in my personal computer at home. From a humble collection of more than a dozen songs (Danko’s First Date, Shawn Colvin’s When You Know, Natalie’s Where Are You, etc.), my playlist now totals 31.9GB

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of 6,599 tracks and counting in one single folder! I may well be qualified to hold a Guinness for the longest audio playlist set in a personal computer! How have I reached that mind-numbing number? Each week, singles are released both here and in the United States and I try to download all of them. So how do I track the latest released singles? I go to the countdown page of Magic 89.3’s website, then on to the website of Myx to Billboard and lastly to BBC Music. How do I download songs? I simply search the song on YouTube, copy the URL

of the link and paste it on a YouTube mp3 converter and voila! I got the download! I may not know how to dance or sing, I may not know how to play the piano or guitar, heck I may not know how to read a note but I love music. Every time I’m online at home, the music player is always on shuffle. So you’ll have an idea how diverse my musical tastes are, here’s a rundown of my music tracks at random: 1. Upuan – Gloc-9 2. Nothing Really Matters – David Guetta feat. Will.i.am 3. Let’s Wait A While –

SUDOKU How to play the game? Fill in completely every rows, columns and diagonals of each puzzle without repitition

of the same digit.

CROSSWORD puzzle across 1. Damp 4. Tiresome 10. Ballot caster 12. Fish eggs 13. Gladdened 15. Cheerful 16. Mannequin 17. _de coco 18. Lifetime 19. Depart 22. _Mans 23. Substantial 24. Pronoun 25. Love for the arts 26. Movie director Alejandre 27. Without 28. European river 30. Of the common people

AQUARIUS (January 20 – February 18) - Your creative side is fully engaged today -- even if it’s felt like it’s been dormant for years. You may dust off your old painting supplies or find a new creative muse to lead you astray. PISCES (February 19 – March 20) - Take care today -- our energy is a bit out of sync with the rest of the world, and that can manifest itself in all sorts of minor problems. If you take care, though, you can sidestep them and have fun doing it!

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Daily HOROSCOPE

GEMINI (May 21 – June 21) - Your communication with friends and family is heightened, so now is the time to make amends or solidify bonds with those who are most important to you. Try to have fun while you’re at it!

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13. Pompeii – Bastille My latest downloads? Open Wide – Calvin Harris; Iyong Araw – Chicosci; Welcome to New York – Taylor Swift; Beg for It – Iggy Azalea; Lips are Movin – Meghan Trainor; Dangerous – David Guetta

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Special Gospel of the day: Luke7:11Yesterday’s Answer 17(November10, 2014-Monday) Luke 7:11-17- now when he came nigh to the gate of the city, behold, there was a dead man carried out, the only son of his mother, and she was a widow: and much people of the city was with her. And when the Lord saw her, he had compassion on her, and said unto her, Weep not. And he came and touched the bier: and they that bare [him] stood still. And he said, Young man, I say unto thee, Arise. And he that was dead sat up, and began 23. Carnivorous mam- to speak. And he delivered him to his mal mother. And there 24. Dwindle came a fear on all: 25. Manservant 26. Race participant and they glorified 27. Jus_ God, saying, that 29. Gigantic a great prophet is 30. Cooling device risen up among us; 31. Shack and, That God hath 33. Two (prefix) visited his people. And this rumor of him went forth throughYesterday’s out all Judaea, and Answer throughout the region round about: This is the “scenario of truth after death” that there is a “resurrection” in the second

ARIES (March 21 – April 19) - It’s time to accelerate! Your energy is pretty good, but the best way to make the most of it is to push yourself to try something totally new and outrageous. Go fast and see where you end up. TAURUS (April 20 – May 20) - Your characteristic caution slips away from you -- not that you mind! It’s a good time for you to step back a bit and try something totally new. You’ve got a free pass to go a little crazy!

Sofia (a bossa nova artist) 4. Telling the World – Taio Cruz 5. A World Without Love – Heritage Singers 6. You and I – John Legend 7. New Girl – Third Eye Blind 8. Why Ask Why – Kaskade 9. Gugma – DJ Red 10. The Mummers’ Dance – Loreena McKennitt (I distinctly enjoy this track that appeared in the OST of the 1995 thriller The Last Seduction) 11. Maggie May – Rod Stewart 12. Connected – Sara Paxton

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Biblical reflection

Bro. Edcel L. Closas

life. In Corinthian 15:35-56- this is the details of the resurrection of the dead and we must hope for this “gift” of life. The “souls in heaven will come down here on earth at the end and unite again with the dust, and this will become a “glorified body.” In John11:3844-Lazaro “rose from the dead” because of the “power of Jesus.” Printing paid by: Neneth - Bobong Balino- Dr. Edith, PhD- Tony Jordan - CDO. St. Peter Calungsod, pray for us! #0928414949009279551247: Question – Prayer request: Please follow me “WORD ON FIRE” on CCTN channel 12-CDO @ 10 PMMondays, Tuesday @ 3:30 PM and 2:00 AM Mondays. God loves you!!!

VIRGO (August 23 – September 22) - A minor work problem could spiral out of control into something much bigger and hairier -- so try your best to keep it managed. Get help if you think you need it. Life can get easier. LIBRA (September 23 – October 22) - You’ve got to find someone new who can really understand where you’re coming from. Your energy is terrific, and it could very well be that this turns into a romantic fling -- eventually. SCORPIO (October 23 – November 21) - You shouldn’t rely exclusively on instinct today -- try instead to check over every line item in that budget or bit of fine print in that contract. Get a pro to look it over, if need be!

CANCER (June 22 – July 22) - Everyone else seems to be socializing -- you’d better get on that yourself! It’s a really good time for you to try new things and to make sure that you’ve got what it takes to get ahead. LEO (July 23 – August 22) - Don’t try to go it alone today -- you need to be part of a group, and that’s easier when you’re open-minded. Flexibility is the key to your success right now, though that’s easier said than done.

SAGITTARIUS (November 22 – December 21) - Your dealings with other people could cause some serious problems today -- so see if you can check yourself beforehand. The good news is that you may be able to shake things up in a good way! CAPRICORN (December 22 – January 19) - If you start to get bored today despite being surrounded by people, it could be that you just haven’t run into the right one yet. Keep looking until you spot the one person who seems to be as quiet as you are.

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COC-Phinma grad is No. 7 in Mechanical Engineering licensure exam

Story and Photos by MARK FRANCISCO Assistant Lifestyle Editor

OC-Phinma alumnus Ernest Vincent Rasonable, 21, ranked seventh in the Certified Plant Mechanic Licensure Examination given by the Board of Mechanical Engineering last October 7 to 8. Garnering a score of 92.60, Rasonable soared high among 2,959 other examinees in the country and for that,he was awarded P30,000 by his alma mater in gratitude to his sterling performance in the exam. The rite was held recently at Misamis Oriental General Comprehensive School (Mogchs), which was also his high school mater. During the ceremony held at the school’s covered court, the hundreds of senior students from Mogchs applauded as their beloved

alumnus walked to the stage to receive the award from Engr. Jocel Dimcauta, the dean of the College of Engineering. In his thanksgiving speech, Rasonable said that sheer discipline during the four months of review in Cebu City was the key on why he soared high in the exam. “In a big city like Cebu, wala ko nagpatintal og lulinghayaw. Gani, kas-a ra ko nakasuroy sa mga mall, kato rang first day of review. The rest of the days I dedicated praying, studying, eating and sleeping,” Rasonable said. Rasonable then went on exhorted the Mogchs seniors to follow their heart in choosing the college program they’ll enroll in instead of caving in to the dictates of others “because

if you follow your passion, then you will excel at it.” “Also choose a college that has a track record in churning out topnotchers, a college such as COC-Phinma,” he added to the applause of the crowd, which is also composed of Rasonable’s mentors both during his secondary and tertiary years. Mogchs and COC-Phinma engineering mentors stood side by side and almost tearyeyed as their beloved student talked through his speech. Meanwhile, students in the crowd in hushed whispers encouraged each other to take the entrance exam at COCPhinma when the time comes. No one was happier than Mogchs 4th Year Level chairman Dr. Helen Maasin. “The fruits of our labor here in Mogchs has ripened. Engr. Ernest is living proof that Mogchs indeed produces some of the best citizens in CDO. And what Mogchs has produced, COC-Phinma has sharpened even more,” Maasin said. In her speech, Dimacuta returned the compliment by saying that “Mogchs has already provided you the necessary foundation to make it to college.” This remark catapulted the Mogchs to give their wildest cheers even more. The son of a beer dealer and a real estate agent, Rason-

able was a presidential scholar at COC-Phinma and graduated cum laude last March. His younger sister takes

inspiration from him and is now enrolled at COCPhinma. The other board passers from COC-Phinma were

Engrs. Mavrick Beduya, Ven Leo Brillo, John Cortel, Butch Ebare, Kenneth Orven Estor and Rogimel Salvana.

XU students awarded P100,000 grant by British Council

SKETCH Bags, a social enterprise by BusinessAdministration seniors of Xavier University for the benefit of the Xavier Ecoville community, was awarded a Php100,000 seed grant at the British Council’s I am a Changemaker camp in Tagbilaran City, Bohol on October 25. “It was a great experience. It was overwhelm-

ing,” said Zuein Guantero, the general manager of the SKETCH bags . With this year’s theme “Resiliency, Reconstruction and Recovery,” the I am a Changemaker camp gathered young social entrepreneurs throughout the Philippines in a 7-day ideation camp to wid-

en their knowledge in social entrepreneurship through seminars, trainings and site visits. The five best social enterprises were then bestowed with funding to be used for either the improvement or establish-

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