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Miss Oro Bankers 2014 to crown tonight By MARK FRANCISCO Assistant Lifestyle Editor

JONAH Belle Ollada, the outgoing Mis Oro Bankers 2013, will relinquish her crown tonight as a new court of Miss Oro Bankers 2014 will be named. In a rite to be held at Rodelsa Hall this evening at exactly 6:00 p.m., Oro Bankers Club will once again feature 12 of its See bankers, page B7

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OR E t h an 6 0 0 delegates from all over the country are expected to grace the 33rd Philippine Eagles National Congress scheduled for today (November 21) and tomorrow in Cagayan de Oro City. Ferdie Bernasor, congress chair, said the delegates were themselves leaders in their respective Eagles clubs nationwide – from past and current national presidents, past and current The candidates of Miss Oro Bankers 2014 (left to right) Josie Lou Tumanda (BPI), Lemonelle Gargar (BPI), Kristin Jablo regional governors, current (BPI Family Savings Bank), Imie Rose Zaluaga (BDO), Daisy Antonio (East West Bank), Lace Valerie Bongcayao (BDO), club presidents to past and Florchen Bahian (BDO), Edda Lim (Metrobank), Rochelle Francisco (UnionBank), Achaia Bais (Maybank) and Erika Angela current presidents of the Galceran (Sterling Bank) strike a pose. Coronation will happen tonight at Rodelsa Hall. PHOTO COURTESY OF RICH CONCEPCION AS PROVIDED BY ORO BANKERS

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RDRRMC Region 10 bares 2013 Gawad KALASAG awardees; rewards P50k each By Christine H. Cabiasa Lifestyle Editor

he Regional Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council region 10 chaired by the Office of t he Civ i l D e fe ns e has bared ten awardees of the 2013 Gawad KAlamidad at Sakuna LAbanan SAriling Galing ang Kaligtasan (KALASAG) Awards during the regular monthly meeting of the Technical Working Group on November 19 at Tudela Farmers’ Enterprise and Training Center, municipality of Tudela, Misamis Occidental. According to Office of Civil Defense-10 regional director Ana C. Cañeda, Gawad KALASAG is an award given to individuals, private sectors, non-government and government organizations in due recognition of their initiative in helping the Philippine government’s battle cry to uplift the standard of disaster management in the country. “We acknowledge their utmost dedication and sincere devotion of handling and managing disasters in our country,” Cañeda said. Gawad KALASAG awardees are the following: 1.) Province of Lanao del Norte as Best Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council; 2.) City of Cagayan de Oro as Best City Disaster Risk Reduction and Man-

agement Council-Highly Urbanized; 3.) City of Ozamis, Best City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council-Component; 4.) Municipality of Quezon, Bukidnon as Best Municipal Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council- 1st to 3rd class municipality; 5.) Mayor Hilarion A. Ramiro Sr. Regional Teaching and Training Hospital (MHARS-RT TH) as Best Government National Hospital; 6.) Camiguin General Hospital as Best Government Local Government Unit Hospital; 7.) Gusa Regional Science Highschool as Best Public Urban School; 8.) Sacred Heart of Jesus Montessori School as Best Private Ur-

ban School; 9.) Barangay 18 Day Care Center, City of Gingoog as Best Early Learning Center; and 10.) ECOWEB Inc. as Best Civil Society Organization. Candidates for national search are ECOWEB Inc., MHARS-RTTH and the Camiguin General Hospital. Meanwhile, according to Cañeda Camiguin General Hospital is a candidate for hall of fame award. “CGH has already won two consecutive times, if they will again win under the Best Local Government Unit Hospital, it is then their hall of fame,” Cañeda added. Awardees received P50, 000 cash. Congratulations to all awardees!

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Leaders should be proactive The K to 12 Basic Education program By Glorivel G. Tac-an Master Teacher I Panaon Central School Panaon District Panaon, Misamis Oriental

Practicing to be a leader is a mixture of a challenging and exciting task, and a leader should be effective in performing such. Leadership is challenging because being a leader means a lot of tough situations and problems that lies ahead. In tackling all of these, there is no turning back and a leader should be brave and courageous to face these situations and problems. Most of the times, as well, a leader will be in a situation where he plans, organizes, makes sure that things run as planned, tests and risks. The achievement of their

goal as a group depends on him and how he handles the situation and leads each one of his constituent. Thus, he should be well-equipped in handling these responsibilities. Leadership is exciting also because it involves learning a lot of things, which would not be gained in just an ordinary situation. Lots of knowledge comes at hand beyond comfort zones; it is gained after taking responsibilities, performing duties and doing tasks that are not normally done. Further, in doing exciting and challenging leadership tasks, a leader must be effective in performing such tasks in order to be successful. In a business book written by author Steven R. Covey, he

stated that one of the habits of effective people is being proactive. It means that taking initiative in life through realizing that decisions are the prime determining factor for effectivity in life. Leader should also make sure that these decisions should be in line with his principles and paradigms as a leader. In addition, being proactive is being responsible with the choice and consequences that might follow. Leadership is an influence. Thus, to be a good influence to his comrades, he should be proactive, not just in leading but also in all aspects in his life.

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K+12 Basic Education Program is a new system in the Philippines, implemented under President Benigno Aquino’s administration. The implementation of it is to improve country’s educational system and produce high-quality graduates. The K to 12 has been realized through collaboration among Department of Education (DepEd), Commission on Higher Education (CHED), Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) and other

stakeholders. Aside from the fact that the current administration believes a 12-year program is an adequate period for learning under basic education, there are various reasons for the approval of K to 12 Basic Education program. First is that Philippines is the last in Asia and one of the three countries worldwide having ten-year preuniversity cycle. Through K to 12, our nation will be at par with other countries. Other than that, this program will also provide longer period of schooling for students. The longer period of schooling could give them

more time to learn about subject matters. And last, K to 12 program is a key so that Filipinos would have recognition in working abroad. It is because K to 12 program consist of technical-vocational courses. Thus, it is expected to produce better-trained human resources that could compete in global arena. K to 12 has traveled a long run and introduced improvements for Philippine Education system. Through it, Filipinos, of any status, can be more confident that they too could contribute more success, helping towards nation-building.

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In compliance with section 7 of R.A. 10172, a NOTICE is hereby served to the public that NASSEF DICA CARIM has filed with this office a petition for the correction of clerical error in the entry of the child’s MALE to FEMALE in the certificate of live birth NASSEF DICA CARIM who was born June 25, 1986 in Balindong, Lanao del Sur, and whose parents are JAPAR BANTUAS CARIM and SIGAY MANGURUN DICA. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with the office not later than November 30, 2014.

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Do you have trouble in handling your temper? Do you have problems in dealing with your impatience? I must admit , I am also struggling with my impatience. I easily get angry when I encounter people who beats around the bush and tell long stories. I usually get irritated when the fast food service is real slow. My patience really gets tested when I am in the middle of the traffic. Sometimes I just want to cry out and pray to God, “Lord give me patience, now!” In other words, mga kapatid, tao din ako, na naiinis at napipikon sa mga pangyayari sa buhay. If you are feeling the same way, you are not alone. Allow me to share with you my personal observation of people who are impatient. Impatient people easily get angry while patient people are not easily angered.

Impatient people make foolish decision while patient people make wise decision. Impatient people are often sad while patient people are often happy. Impatient people are sometimes annoying while patient people are fun to be with. Impatient people are often emotional while patient people are more objective. Impatient people do not know how to wait while patient people know how to wait. Impatient people live in stress while patient people live in peace. We now all have a choice to make: To live in impatience or to live in patience? We cannot say that this is how we were born, so people just got to live up with our attitude. At the end of the day, you and I have a choice to make. Do you want to live in stress or in peace? If you choose to live in peace, you got to choose to be more patient. Becoming a patient person ultimately is a choice. THINK. REFLECT. APPLY. Was there a time when your patience was tested? How did you react to the situation? Were you calm or angry? Do you think you should make a move to counter your impatience? Remember this, “When you’re tempted to lose patience to someone or a situation, think how patient God has been with you all the time.” – anonymous

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ecause how can a positive trait remain positive in the long end from first of age towards maturity – if all the negatives along the way were given emphasis, most of the time ultimate? Hence, I took on the task of doing just that when I became a father to my 2 kids, the elder male and the younger, female – redirecting what was apparently usually defined as negative into the positive WITHOUT SCOULDING since they wore diapers until they grew bigger. The results were ASTONISHING as I expected. We were very close with the kids, their intelligence did shine on all academics, they could communicate very well with their age and elder people, very creative, they could absorb new learning easily whether mental or physical, they possessed a great sense of humor, there was less crying, if at all, and many more. Also, the results in the male and the female were the same. Of course, there was great adjustment on my part because I was raised the traditional way. But it helped a lot that I pointed out immediately to them that I was SORRY and I won’t raise my voice again. Doing this is an act of contrition, not of an over acting activity. That REALLY is the point of PATIENCE. THE PATIENCE THAT MEANS LISTENING. Not doing or TALKING – but LISTENING. The patience there is when you HOLD BACK before scolding and flaunting your temper. That’s when you think twice about it before launching the scolding. Then you become calmer, and reformulating your words into more constructive lines, thereby becoming a melody instead of a mere noise. And when the melody comes out, the expected result of HARMONY is achieved. Only then PATIENCE is displayed. Most doctors of psychology would maintain that there must be a balance of praise and scolding, of happiness and pain. I’d rather DISAGREE. Rather that stressing positive and acceptable behavior is sufficient enough. Freud’s theories must be very outdated at this time, really, while still being the hallmark center point of most schools of psychology, sociology, education, etc.

This is in the line, ‘nung ika’y matutong maglakad, umiwas sa mga butas sa daan, ipagpag ang lupa pag ika’y nadapa, at ituloy na lumakad sa tuwa.’ 9. Paulit – ulit – / nung high skul pa ako ang sabi ko sa sarili ko / di na ito makakarating sa maging anak ko / pupurihin ko sili, tuturuan, ituturing na kaibigan / para laging masaya, laging sasabihan na mahal na mahal sila // cho: paulit – ulit, paulit – ulit, paulit – ulit // ref: mas masarap ang sinasabihan kang tama ka / pagukulan ng pansin ang lahat ng tamang ginagawa / lahat ng mali hanapan ng sagot upang maging tama / uunlad ang pagsasama nyo’y magiging mas masaya / This was the decision yet in my high school – that I won’t carry on and carry out to my children the day that I’d have them the same upbringing that I was brought up with. Most of it at least. The experience of upbringing the kids was truly a very joyful one. We were very good friends, one that’s natural and spontaneous. It was the 2 best relationships I ever had in my life with my son and daughter. We knew each other very well. And this was the only formula. Then everything seemed effortless. There was no sense in the cliché that parenthood was a stress. There wasn’t even such a word as stress. There wasn’t any of the clichés people say that I can fill a whole thick book with. None of those was true, not a single one. Both of them grew up in happiness. Parenthood was a joyous ride as well. Well, this story was just until their mother would deprive her children from seeing their father after the separation. A common story but happened. Maybe it

country during the 2nd Quality Corn Achievers Awards. They are Anita Macabugto of Cabanglasan, Dionisio dela Cruz of Manolo Fortich, Emelda Lawas, Melanie Go and Purita Magaway of Don Carlos, Elsie Aguilar, Emegen Disalan, Joan Marie Diola, Rajane Paurom, Richard Leono and Trilby Padura of Malaybalay City, Jennifer Baguinang and Ellaine Edio of Claveria, Sarah Abella of Opol and Elimar Palermo of Tangub City. Winners for AEW catego-

ry will be granted incdentives amounting to P20,000 each. Now on its 2nd year, the CQAA is a competition which aims to recognize the vital role of the LGUs in ensuring the production of quality and safe corn. Asec. Edilberto de Luna, Usec. Emerson Palad and DA-10 Regional Director Lealyn Ramos, among others, bestowed the awards to the winners in a fitting ceremony also witnessed by Cagayan de Oro City Mayor Oscar Moreno of the host city.

was the sister who’s an extreme feminist as well, who couldn’t fathom this and rather revert to the traditional way and insist their feminist ideology way. Of course, they have to take drastic survival steps of their kind. And what an idiotic MISFORTUNE. But NO MATTER, THEY CAN NEVER DISPUTE THIS THEORY IN THE HOLDINGS OF TIME. And if I were to do it again, I would pick an entrepreneur rather than a feminist otherwise I’ll just be accused of destroying my children’s lives even if I was the one who knew what I was doing. It may also be worth mentioning that nagging towards our kids or nagging in general is really rampant. You won’t end a day when you won’t hear it in people nagging their children or other people. Except of course if you stay home alone all the time. But this mosquito, as I may so call it, must go. Since it stresses the nagger more than the nagged that receives it, it’s really simple to do. To do this is to not nag and say it only once with nice words of course and a clear foresight of the intended result, which is good and happy for both or all. Nagging results in the shrinking of the mind and doesn’t result in any opening of the mind. Instead of saying ‘bayot’ to a child, or ‘smoke’ or ‘drink’ or ‘kulit’ or much worse ‘kill’, and many more, one will rest assured that that child will turn out gay, a smoker, a drinker, a menace, a crook or a killer. Because of one’s paranoia of having a child that will eventually malign one’s reputation when she grows up, one introduces to the mind something that wasn’t there in the first place. And if it were a crime that

resulted from nagging, as is almost the case, it is the crime that is punished, and not the root of it, which is nagging. And we see crime DAILY in tv, radio and papers that will only perpetuate it, since it will be placed in the minds of those who don’t have it in their minds yet. Be careful with this. This is very seriously damaging. One symptom of this is the child that can’t move, can’t react and sits in one place. MEDIA especially should overturn this. If it were love, then repetition is relevant and sweet. And it is sweeter for the repeater than for the child or subject who receives the repetition. The result is ecstatic happiness and a sense of overwhelming, overflowing life. 10. Pag – unlad – / baku – bako man ang daan / kung sinu – sino man ang hadlang / hindi maglulubag ang isipan / sa pag – unlad n gating bayan / katapusan na ng mga digmaan / pinapanday ang kaunlara / para sa ating bayan / at sa buong sanlibutan // ref: itanim sa isipan ang pag – unlad / hindi lang ng iilan kundi ng lahat / sa sarili magsisimula / at ikatuwa na yumaman ang lahat // cho: ang kabiguan ay kakambal ng pag – unlad / ngunit ang di pag – bangon ay di katanggap – tanggap / ipagpag ang lupa pag ika’y nadapa / at ituloy na lumakad sa tuwa / The song is also a segue to each of the songs; that by now you may have noticed that each song segues to all the rest. The song stresses the point that if there is no nagging and scolding in every home in the micro level, there will be a sea of GREAT MINDS, millions of it, if not, all; that will be reflected in the prosperity of the whole nation in the macro level. And GREATER MINDS will influence the same PROSPERITY, spreading like wildfire to the whole world. There is un – empowering factor in the word ‘empower’, as is usually the favorite word used by those who use it. It is that the basis or premise is the lack thereof – of power. And that is really the point being made, stressed and emphasized. The same with ‘struggle’ and ‘advocacy’ – there is a going against. It will only leak to create some other form of conflict in the end.

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THIS is the day when I can really say, “Thank God it’s Friday in CDO!” A lot of high profile activities are happening today in the city that will surely place Cagayan de Oro in the national map of wealth if there’s such one. These activities will make our city even more booming than it already is. As you’re reading this article, the guys at PhilMech and PhilMaize are currently egressing their wares from the five-day 10th Philippine National Corn Congress both at Limketkai Parking Lot B and Limketkai Atrium. Bukidnon of course is the rock of corn production in this part of Mindanao but many delegates from Luzon

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and Visayas also graced the convention of corn stakeholders. During the congress, the Nueva Ecijabased PhilMech introduced a groundbreaking innovation – a new compact corn mill which will generate an increase in production. Taking PhilMaize’s spot at the registration area in Grand Caprice will be the Fraternal Order of Philippine Eagles. Cagayan de Oro has the largest gathering of Eagles in the country (there are 24 clubs based in the city alone totaling at least 2,000 individual members). Based on that factor, we rightfully deserve to be the host of the 33rd Philippine Eagles National Congress. As I

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am writing this piece, the 600 delegates have started flocking in, converging at a Mass to be held at the St. Augustine Cathedral this morning. From there, it will be two days of plenary sessions, discussing their 2015 humanitarian plans on a national scale. Now let’s talk economics. The 10th Philippine National Corn Congress generated more than a thousand delegates. They were here in the city for five days. Imagine how much money they’ve poured into the city coffers in terms of food, hotel and shopping expenses! Add to that the Eagles who’ll be replacing the corn farmers.

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AQUARIUS (January 20 – February 18) - Emotional detachment typically helps you decide your course of action, especially when it pertains to mundane matters like making money. But your goals are fuzzy now and it’s tricky to sort out your priorities. PISCES (February 19 – March 20) - It’s tough to know who your true friends are today because the incoming signals are complicated by your own illusions. You could become so confused that it’s hard to find your way back to the truth. ARIES (March 21 – April 19) - In your current quest for independence you could inadvertently set yourself up for consequences that you don’t understand. Circumstances seem so surreal that it is possible to create goals based upon your fantasies now, rather than what is actually attainable. TAURUS (April 20 – May 20) - Your lack of attention to details may land you in trouble today, especially if you thought that you could somehow be in two places at once. But, of course, you can’t and you need to limit your options even if it’s difficult to make the choice.

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Daily HOROSCOPE CANCER (June 22 – July 22) - Your current goals could be based on your fantasies, making them nearly impossible to reach in the real world. You might even convince yourself that it’s a straight shot to your destination without realizing how far you must actually travel. LEO (July 23 – August 22) - Although you’re quite confident about your ability to persuade others to join your cause, things may not turn out as planned today. There are emotional surprises lurking behind the most enticing situations, muddling your intentions and confusing your direction.

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Trail will have its Cagayan de Oro launching and bigwigs from the company will fly to CDO for the rite. It is equal to saying that Nissan is acknowledging the city’s stature in the Philippine economy because they’re replicating the national launch of their latest car model here. Elsewhere, it will be a busy Friday in the city today. In the morning, the Philippine Nurses Association will hold a blood donation drive at the Centrio foyer. In the evening, the Pilgrim Christian College Search for Mr. and Miss Ambassador will have its talent presentation. As the students strut what they are made of,

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their young professional counterparts will compete in Miss Oro Bankers 2014 at Rodelsa Hall at the same exact moment. Hiphoppers will have a grand time at Macasandig Gym. All in all, it can be agreed that today is a great Friday in CDO. Thank God it’s Friday!

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It is in events like these which will make hotel managers in the city grin to the fullest. All kinds of hotels have full occupancy as of the moment. And I’m not just talking about guest rooms here. Even function halls are fully booked. When I was at N Hotel last Tuesday for a USAID event, I can see that the adjacent function rooms were occupied too. There was a meeting among lactating moms in the next room and a Text2Teach event in the room after that. Sometimes it’s not just numbers that count. It’s a visitor’s prominence as well. Tonight at Limketkai Rotunda, the new Nissan X-

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vited were not worthy. `Go therefore to the main highways, and as many as you find there, invite to the wedding feast: This is referred to the Eucharistic celebration on earth. There are called but many are deaf and disabled to come. There are many “excuses” made but if they are invited to eat, they never refused: 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 Sundays. God loves you!!!

VIRGO (August 23 – September 22) - Your current inclination is to put a positive spin on everything. You could be wrapped up in daydreams of romantic love only to be confronted by mundane events that must be decisively handled today. Nevertheless, you don’t have to hide your flights of fancy from everyone. LIBRA (September 23 – October 22) - Expressing your feelings to a close friend is a good start, but it’s just not enough. You must sugar coat your words today for your message to have the impact you desire. However, it may be so easy to lay on the sweetness that you can irritate others if you overdo it. SCORPIO (October 23 – November 21) - Demonstrate your creativity today by seeking ways to manifest beauty in your interactions with others. It’s as if the Muse has come to visit and won’t leave until you recognize the magic that’s in your heart. But don’t waste this day drifting around aimlessly in your dreams. SAGITTARIUS (November 22 – December 21) - Your romantic expectations may be so high today that your actual experience cannot be fully satisfying. Unfortunately, you could set a relationship up for failure as surreal Neptune squares sweetheart Venus in your visionary sign, prompting you to choose fantasy over reality. CAPRICORN (December 22 – January 19) - A sudden vision of your future could be the source of personal inspiration now, but it’s also the origin of a problem. You can be so enamored with your plans that you take every chance you get to share them with whomever will listen.

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(photo left) Cebu Pacific is launching its newest flights to KidZania Manila, taking young children on an unforgettable journey to a play city where their dreams can come true. Kids can fulfill their dreams of being Cebu Pacific pilots and flight attendants at KidZania Manila (right photo). (photo supplied)

Cebu Pacific Air to launch flights to KidZania Manila

he country’s leading airline, Cebu Pacific Air announces it will launch its newest flights to the nation where kids rule—KidZania Manila. It is the official airline partner of the first Philippine facility of KidZania, the global leader in children’s educational entertainment. KidZania Manila isset to open at the Bonifacio Global City in early 2015. Like many adult ad-

ventures, the journey to KidZania Manila begins at an airport, the KidZania International Airport. There, kids will check in at Cebu Pacific counters, get their Cebu Pacific boarding passes, and enter KidZania Manila, a child-sized, interactive play city built just for them. Inside KidZania Manila, children can role-play over 100 exciting careers – from pilots and doctors,

engineers and bank tellers, to actors and artists. Establishments that are universal favorites among children who have visited Kidzania in 16 cities all over the world will also be at KidZania Manila –an aviation academy, bank, fire station, hospital, television station, and a variety of other establishments that form the inner-working core of a real city. Inside the aviation

academy, children can train to be a Cebu Pacific pilot or flight attendant. With the help of Zupervisors, the pilots of KidZaniacanexperience taking off and landing an aircraft using state-of-the-art flight simulators. Meanwhile, KidZania flight attendants can learn how to ensure the safety and comfort of their passengers through a safety demonstration and Fun Game, among others.

When they work at different establishments, kids will earn KidZos, the official KidZania currency. They can choose to save or spend these KidZos during their visit. “Cebu Pacific has always been a staunch advocate of education through travel. Launching our new destination, KidZania Manila, affirms this commitment. A flight is the best way to welcome kids to this exciting, interactive city. Similar to real life, flights can lead to life-changing discoveries and boundless opportunities,” said Cebu Pacific President and CEO Lance Gokongwei. “We are very excited to partner with KidZania to enable kids to fly, even if it’s just with their imaginations, and give children their Cebu Pacific boarding pass to a fun learning experience,” Gokongwei added. “A lot of kids dream about becoming pilots and flight attendants. Cebu Pacific is the perfect partner to introduce these kids to

a Juan-of-a-Kind learning experience and the joys of ‘traveling’ to a new city,” said Maricel Pangilinan-Arenas, Governor of KidZania in the Philippines and President and CEO of Play Innovations, Inc. “Like Cebu Pacific, we value fun and put a premium on the power of play. We are very thrilled and proud for KidZania Manila to join their list of fantastic destinations.” KidZania Manila is operated by its exclusive local franchise owner, Play Innovations, Inc. It aims to combine inspiration, fun and learning through role-play for children, empowering them to explore myriad roles, so they can discover their talents and help create a better world. For more information, visit www.cebupacificair. com or Cebu Pacific Air’s official Facebook and Twitter (@CebuPacificAir). For updates, visitmanila.kidzania.com. DEED OF EXTRAJUDICIAL PARTITION Notice is hereby given that the intestate state of Deceased LUCIO M. LINGATONG who died on March 23, 2013 at Purok 1, Barangay Hindangon, City of Gingoog, which was his residence at the time of his death; That said decedent without leaving any will, and their only surviving heirs are the aforementioned 1) Eduarda S. Lingatong 2) Rita L. Gomez 3) Agustin S. Lingatong 4) Ruperto S. Lingatong 5) Ronie S. Lingatong 6) Thelma C. Lingatong and 7) Jefrey C. Lingatong; That the deceased left a parcel of land, located at Barangay Hindangon, City of Gingoog, which is described as follows, to wit: “A parcel of land (Lot 7585-B of the subdivision plan (LRC) Psd-245481, being a portion of Lot 7585, Gingoog Cadastre, LRC Record No. F. Patent No. ), situated in the Barrio of Daanlungsod, City of Gongoog, Island of Mindanao, containing an area of THIRTEEN THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED THREE (13,503) square meters, more or less and covered under TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. T-4428 of the Register of Deeds, Gingoog City.” Is the subject of DEED OF EXTRAJUDICIAL PARTITION under Notary Public of ATTY. BENJAMIN G. GUIMONG, as per Doc. No. 141; Page No. 29; Book No. 29E; Series of 2014. MDN: Nov 21, 28 & Dec 5, 2014

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member-banks’ lovely employees in a one-of-a-kind competition, pitting tellers from various financial institutions here. The candidates are the following: Josie Lou Tumanda (BPI), Lemonelle Gargar (BPI), Kristin Jablo (BPI Family Savings Bank), Imie Rose Zaluaga (BDO), Daisy Antonio (East West Bank), Lace Valerie Bongcayao (BDO), Florchen Bahian (BDO), Edda Lim (Metrobank), Rochelle Francisco (UnionBank), Achaia Bais (Maybank), Erika Angela Galceran (Sterling Bank). Beyond ramping during the finals night, the contestants also showed their humanitarian nature by having an outreach at sitio Tinago, barangay Natumulan in Tagoloan, Misamis Oriental. Oro Bankers is one of the most active organizations in the industry in the Philippines. They organize yearly fun runs and basketball

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Philippine Eagles Institute of Leadership. There are 13 Philippine Eagle regions in the country, the biggest is NMR1 or Northern Mindanao Region 1. NMR 1 alone has around 2,000 individual members out of a total of 6,000 Philip-

pine Eagles nationwide. The two-day activity at the Grand Caprice is threefold: on the first day today will be the Council of Presidents Assembly and the NMR1 4th Regional Assembly. The Council of Presidents is headed by the 33 current and ex-presidents of the Fraternal Order of Philippine Eagles since its inception in 1979. On one hand, the participants of the NMR1 4th Regional Assembly are members of the 24 clubs comprising NMR1. In the assembly, the regional election for the next set of officers will also be held. The Governor’s Night will follow with VIP speakers Rep. Maximo Rodriguez Jr., Rep. Rufus Rodriguez, Rep. Rolando Uy and Mayor Oscar Moreno. All these officials have been inducted in the past as Eagle members. Kuya Dondon Allorin is the current NMR 1 governor. On the second day tomorrow, Saturday, will be the whole-day plenary followed by the national election. During the plenary, key topics to be discussed will be continuing major national projects for 2015 which are mostly environmental and outreaches in nature. Anchored on the theme Strong Brotherhood through National Reconciliation and Amnesty, the second day will be graced by keynote speaker Sen. Allan Peter Cayetano and fellow

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Senior Scouts from Holy Cross High School, Camp Phillips, Manolo Fortich, Bukidnon recent had their Senior Scout Investiture and Weekend Camp 2014. Present during the event are Sister Mary Agnes Lumbay – School Directress, Boy Scouts of the Philippines – Bukidnon Council Scout Executive Fabio Amonio, LT is represented by Manolo Fortich District 2 Chairman Mr Antonio Copino – Principal of Mambatangan Elementary School, Eagle Scout Ernesto Ayudan, Eagle Scout Margie Macas, RL Randulph Lapiz, RL Marvin G. Membreve, Outfit Advisor Maria Rhenje Diaz, RS Bill Nacawili, RS Sam Anthony Oñez & RS Smag Nuñez. The Senior Scouts and staff attended a morning Holy Mass and did a community clean-up around the Delmonte Plaza. The event was sponsored by Delmonte Philippines Inc. and Holy Cross High School Administration and the General PTA. Contributed by:Scout Volunteer Palang Añora

speakers National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) director Virgilio Mendez, Misamis Oriental Gov. Yevgeny Vincente Emano and Lanao del Norte Rep. Imelda Dimaporo. All the male officials have been inducted

Republic of the Philippines Department of Environment and Natural Resources ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT BUREAU Office of the Regional Director CARAGA Region XIII, EMB Building, P-5. Brgy. Ambago, Butuan City Tel. No. (065) 34138 26/342-S332 (E-mail: emb_caraga@yahoo.com. com)

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

Notice is hereby given to the public to attend a Public Hearing for the proposed Water Classification of Kinabjangan River on December 11, 2014, (Thursday) at 1:30 PM - 5:00 PM to be held at the Covered Court, Brgy. Kinabjangan, Nasipit, Agusan del Norte, pursuant to the provisions of Republic Act No. 9275, the Philippine Clean Water Act of 2004” and Department Administrative Order No. 1990-34.

Interested Parties and stakeholders are advised to be at the mentioned date, venue and time. All written comments and opinions should be addressed to the Office of the Regional Director, EMB Caraga, EMB Bldg., Purok 5, Brgy. Ambago, Butuan City.

into the group in the past while Dimaporo is an “honorable ate.” The man of the hour during the President’s Night who will give his valedictory speech is national president Sainoden Balindong.

The Miss Philippine Eagles 2014 competition will then follow. The Fraternal Order of Eagles (Philippine Eagles) was originally founded as a movement to nurture the fire of brotherhood. Today, it has

evolved into a humanitarian organization committed to human welfare as expressed through its philanthropic activities or interest in social reforms, thus its rallying principle Service through Strong Brotherhood.

INVITATION TO APPLY FOR ELIGIBILITY AND TO BID FOR THE SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF KWH METERS AND DUPLEX WIRES The Lanao del Sur Electric Cooperative, Inc. (LASURECO) invites interested bidders to submit eligibility documents ad to bid for the Supply and Delivery for the following: Lot Qty. Description 1 1,200,000 mts. Conductor, #6 Duplex Wire 2 40,000 pcs. KWH Meter, Single Phase, Electro-Mechanical Type, Bottom Connected

Amount (P) VAT Inclusive 24,924,000.00 32,742,800.00

The scope of detailed technical requirements are outlined in the Bid Documents to be provided to all interested bidders upon application addressed to the Chairman Bids and Awards Committee LASURECO with Tel. No. 929-19-09 loc. 190 c/o Engineering Department, 6th Floor, NEA Bldg. #57 NIA Road, Government Center, Diliman, Quezon City and/or LASURECO, Inc., Main Office, Brgy. Gadungan, Marawi City for Mindanao bidders and a payment of a non¬refundable fee of Ten Thousand Pesos (P10,000.00) only. ACTIVITIES SCHEDULE VENUE 1. Issuance of Bid Documents November 19, 2014 - Engg. Dept., 6th Flr., December 10,2014 NEA Bldg. 2. Pre-Bid Conference November 26, 2014 Vinz Cafe, NEA Bldg. (10:00 A.M.) 3. Deadline for Submission of December 10, 2014 Vinz Cafe, NEA Bldg. Eligibility Requirements, (10:00 A.M.) Technical and Financial Proposals and Opening of Bids The project shall be bid in accordance with the provisions of R.A. 9184 LASURECO reserves its right to accept and/or reject any Bid, to annul bidding process, and to reject all Bids at any time prior to the contract award, without thereby incurring any liability to the affected Bidder or Bidders. Only those who have purchased the Bidding Documents shall be allowed to participate in the pre-bid conference and raise or submit written queries or clarifications.

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Don Carlos, Claveria: Outstanding National Corn Quality Achievers 15 agri extension workers from NorthMin also awarded at 2nd Quality Corn Achievers Awards By CHENG ORDONEZ

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY -- The Agri-Pinoy Corn Program of the Department of Agriculture (DA) bestowed the Outstanding Corn Quality Achivers' award to Don Carlos in Bukidnon and Claveria in Misamis Oriental under the municipal category, Thursday, November 20, 2014, at the Atrium, Limketkai Center, here. Taking the helm for Don Carlos is Merly C. Los Banos with Pat F. Dumalon for Claveria. both were declared as outstanding municipal corn coordinator (MCCs). Corn Quality Achievers Mayor Oscar Moreno graces the 10th Philippine National Corn Congress held at the Limketkai Atrium as he welcomed some top officials from the Department of Agriculture led by Assistant Secretary Edilberto De Luna along with DA-10 Regional Director Lalai Ramos. from the region are considered The mayor also congratulated all the awardees of the 2nd Quality Corn Achievers Awards, recognizing their outstanding contribu- among the nation's laudtions to the country's corn industry. (City Information Office)

able corn-producing areas, agriculturists, coordinators and agricultural extension workers (AEWs) from the provincial and municipal levels, who are involved in the active implementation of projects and interventions DON CARLOS | Page B4

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