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Police, military secure two provinces of Caraga Volume III, No. 046

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A N DAG C i t y - - A r m y 4 0 1 s t Brigade Commander Col. Gregory Cayetano said that security measures in his area of responsibility (AOR) covering the two provinces of Caraga region—Surigao del Sur and Agusan del Sur—are always in place.

By URIEL C. QUILINGUING, Editor-at-large

MISAMIS Oriental has launched an innovative strategy of addressing an increasing number of those who could not finish high school.

School division superintendent Cherry Mae Limbaco said a mobile open high school starting this school year may trim if not totally address “school leavers” which account for 12% of the 56,000 enrollees in 67 high schools.

“We call them school leavers instead of dropouts,” said Limbaco during Cagayan de Oro Press Club’s MediaKonek two weeks ago, adding that they stopped going to school for compelling reasons.

These, she said, could be the distance they have to walk or travel everyday because there is no high school in their locality; the work they cannot leave See SCHOOL, page 11

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Jardin elected president of RC of Central Jasaan

The newly created Rotary Club of Central Jasaan had their Charter approval on June 25, 2014 by RI and their Charter Presentation and Induction of Officers and Members on July 6, 2014, at Basamanggas Resort Hotel & Restaurant, Kimaya, Jasaan, Misamis Oriental. The event was graced by the presence of DG Manny U. Along with Biema, IPDG Teresita “Tess” Navales, (the proponent of the newly created club) and PDG Rita Rhia Abalos. Also present were, PAG Dario “Dar” Amolata, PAG Dr. Sali A. Quirino, MOSCAT President. The Sponsoring club (RC Central Claveria) headed by Lolit C. Quirino, RC Central Claveria president, with the 12 officers and members present and the special representative of DG Tess Navales, AG Rhoda B. Gadrinab. Redentor “Red” Jardin was elected president of the Rotary Club of Central Jasaan, Dr. Johannes “Jong” D. Salcedo (vice president); Prof. Ruel S. Salvador as secretary, Danilo “Dan” Garcia (treasurer), Ramil “Ram” Carreon (PRO), and Lordjim “Jim” Dorato as Sgt at Arms. The members of the board of directors: Club Administration - Emmanuel “Manny” Veloso, Service Projects - Jeremy “Choco” Talampas, Rotary Foundation - Roberto “Jun” Quicio Jr., Membership Development - Elfleda “Dayaga” J. Geralde, and New Generation/Youth Service - Tyrene “Ty” Tanaka. Photo supplied

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Okinlay widow calls for longer, thorough investigation on her husband’s ambush-slaying

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Soldier, alleged MILF rebel slain in Lanao Sur clash

MARAWI City––A soldier and a suspected member of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front were killed in an encounter Friday in Marantao, Lanao del Sur in what an Army official said was a result of “misinterpretation” of military presence in the area.

Col. Glen Macasero, commanding officer of 103rd Infantry Brigade identified the slain alleged rebel as Jabier Macagaan.

Macasero said Macagaan was a battalion commander under Azadullah “Bravo” Macapaar of the MILF 102nd base command in Balindong, Lanao del Sur. The encounter erupted past 4:00 p.m. along the national highway in Bacayawan, Marantao, the Army official told MindaNews over the phone on Friday evening.

He said a team from TV 5 “Bitag” requested the See slain, page 11

Officials of the Pueblo de Oro Township Eduino L. Tan (VP, general manager), Leonie K. Vega (sales and marketing manager of the AV Pamatong Trading and Construction, Inc.), Mequesa Marie S. Chan (product manager), Voltaire M.Flores (product manager), Rudolfo L. Meñez (SVP, consultant) strike for posterity during the blessing ceremony of the Westwoods Model House in Cagayan de Oro City on July 12, 2014. Photo by Grace Mae Beber

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DOST exec asks help for its rain gauges, sensors monday, july 14, 2014

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Bukidnon • Camiguin • Lanao del Norte • Misamis Occidental • Misamis Oriental

By URIEL C. QUILINGUING, Editor-at-large

OME automated rain gauges and water sensors installed in isolated areas have been cannibalized, hence these instruments could no longer provide vital real-time information for disaster preparedness and response.

For this, Department of Science and Technology (DOST) 10 regional director Alfonso Alamban appealed, during the July 3, 2014 Philippine Information Agency’s Talakayan, for help from local government officials and support from residents to that these weather-forecasting instruments can be secured.

Alamban, who sits as

vice-chairman in the Regional Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council, said their office has installed 34 automatic rain gauges in strategic areas and 13 water-level monitoring sensors along rivers after the 2011 super typhoon Sendong.

“Some of these have to be either repaired or replaced,” the DOST official said, adding that some of the COWBOYS lead the horse of the late Impasug-ong Mayor Mario Okinlay behind the hearse during the funeral march components of the state-of- Saturday morning in Bukidnon. On the horse is the mayor’s cowboy hat and boots. the-art technologies which Photos by Gerry Lee Gorit of Mindanao Daily News are either battery or solarpowered are not locally available. However, he did not disclose exactly how many were damaged.

He pointed out that though these instruments are technologically advanced, yet these are userfriendly, hence trained perBy GERRY LEE GORIT sonnel from the barangays Correspondent and local governments can easily generate information CAGAYAN de Oro City--The widow See sensors, page 11 of slain Impasug-ong Mayor Mario Okinlay called on authorities to conduct a full investigation into the killing of her husband whose body was buried Saturday morning.

Julia Abasoca Okinlay said she will not be satisfied with a brief investigation because she wants to see justice supported by the right evidences.

She added that they have not filed a case against the three suspects identified by the police and that they await more results of the investigation being conducted by Julia Abasoca Okinlay, the widow of the late Impasug-ong Mayor Mario Okinlay, the military. and her two daughters Jetaime and Hanna Mae acknowledge the visitors who The three suspects have been came to pay their last respects before the burial of the mayor. Some 10,000 tagged as members of the New people came to attend the funeral entourage from the church to the cemetery.

Okinlay widow calls for longer, thorough probe

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Photos by Gerry Lee Gorit of Mindanao Daily News

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approves P800K for AFP, PNP keep security measures SP Team Agusan Project in 2 provinces in Caraga Region

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A N D A G C i t y - Commander Col. Gregory measures in his area of Army 401st Brigade Cayetano said that security re sp ons ibi l it y ( AOR ) covering the two provinces of Caraga region—Surigao del Sur and Agusan del Sur—are always in place.

He issued the statement following the reported incident in Alegria town in Surigao del Norte after the municipal police station (MPS) was overrun by some 60 heavily armed New People’s Army (NPA) reb els b elieved to b e members of Guerilla Front 16 (GF-16).

R e p or t e d l y, a 30-minute fierce gun battle ensued first between the outnumbered cops and the attacking rebels at 3:00 p.m. on Thurday that yielded two deaths on the latter and also two wounded on the government side.

The Surigao del Norte Provincial Crisis Management Committee (PCMC) confirmed that the NPA also seized and brought with them 4 cops when they retreated.

PCMC vice chair and vice governor Arturo Carlos Egay, Jr. identified the cops captured by the rebels as PO3 Vic Calubag

Concon and PO1 Rey O’niel Morales from the Alegria Municipal Police Station and PO1 Joen B. Zabala and PO1 Edito F. R o qu i ño f rom t he Provincial Public Safety Company.

Meanwhile, Cayetano admitted that he cannot categorically say whether the rebels might do a repeat of what they did to Alegria in other areas in Caraga.

But, he said that it is possible that the captives m i g ht b e brou g ht to Surigao del Sur or other places other than the province.

Earlier, Surigao del Sur Officer-In-Charge (OIC) Provincial Director P/ SSupt. Narciso Verdadero said that he has already alerted his men since the news broke out regarding the Alegria incident.

He insisted on exerting all security measures available just to ensure that peace and stability is maintained in the whole province. (FEA/NGBT/ Greg Tataro, Jr., Radyo ng Bayan/PIA-Surigao del Sur)

BUTUAN City - The 16th Sangguniang Panlalawigan of Agusan del Norte approved on second reading the Team Agusan Project amounted to P800,000.00.

Said Team Agusan Project is a convergence of various organizations within the province composed of the private sector, non-government organizations (NGOs), private organizations (POs), civil society organizations (CSOs), youth, women and other sectoral groups whose core functions are the promotion and advocacies on disaster risk reduction and mitigation measures including in the response and rehabilitation phase.

Governor Ma. Angelica Rosedell M. Amante-Matba indorsed the said project to the Sangguniang Panlalawigan headed by vice governor Ramon AG. Bungabong through her letter dated June 2, 2014 and certified it as urgent for immediate discussion during the regular session.

The body approved the Team Agusan Project during its 47th Regular Session on June 23, 2014 on the basis on its drive to inculcate awareness and preparedness on disasters and calamities especially to the vulnerable communities and also in line with Republic Act 10121 which provides for the adoption of a disaster risk reduction and proactive approach in lessening the socio-economic and environmental impacts of disasters including climate change and promote the involvement and participation of all sectors at all levels and stakeholders concerned especially the local community.

Sanggunian Resolution No. 129-2014, approving the said project amounting to P800,00.00 was authored by Provincial Board Member Elizabeth Marie R. Calo. (LGUAgusan del Norte/PIA-Agusan del Norte)

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English: As a medium of communication

By Almalyn Armada Balaba Teacher-1 Mabatao Elementary School District of Salvador Division of Lanao del Norte

Communicating in English language is already a practice most Filipinos are used too, aside from the fact that it is taught from schools. There are reasons why such practice is encouraged among learning institutions.

Learning such language is very important because it is a way for a person to be globally competitive. English is considered as universal language. It may not be the most spoken language in the world, but it is an official language used in large number of countries.

In the internet, researches revealed that there are estimated two billion people in the world that use English to communicate in regular basis.

Through English, it is possible that a person could communicate with other people having different races and compete

along with them. It is also considered as a dominant business language and it is already a need for people to learn such language in order to enter a global workforce.

In classroom setting also, teachers in various subjects such as English, Math, Science, Physical Education and Chemistry use English as a medium of instruction. In order to understand these subjects, learning the language is a necessity.

It could also be observe that in most schools in the Philippines, teachers and administrators speak in English during interaction with the students.

English has already been tagged as a main tool of communication and understanding especially in schools.

One pur p os e is to transform each learner to be a future globally competitive people.

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DTI, LPCC Iligan monitor market price, supply

By LORRY V. GABULE

ILIGAN CITY —The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) Lanao del Norte Provincial Office, in coordination with the Local Price Coordinating Council (LPCC) of Iligan City conducted a price and supply monitoring at the Pala-o Market, Pala-o Bagsakan 2, and Central Market, this city on July 3, 2014.

Products monitored mainly on rice, vegetables, eggs, sugar and oil, which were perceived of show-

ing uptrend movement of prices for the past weeks.

The results showed a slight decrease of the price of regular milled rice from a price range of P37-P39 to P35-P37 following the decrease of price of National Food Authority (NFA) rice from P32 to P27.

Other commo dities which showed downtrend movement were garlic, from price range of P280-P300 to P240-P260 and ginger from P140-P160 to P110-P150.

While, prices of eggs and mango slightly increased by P2.00 per dozen and P5.00

per kilo, respectively.

Supply of above mentioned products were adequate in all areas covered.

Aside from price and supply situation, the monitoring team also observed a very low compliance, 39 percent to Price Tag Law (Republic Act 71), among the vegetable retailers. However, market vendors showed 91 percent compliance to weights and measures by using duly calibrated weighing scales.

The team was spearheaded by the City Agriculture Office (CAG) and

NFA, which are both active members of LPCC-Iligan.

DTI Lanao del Norte Provincial Director Ruel B. Paclipan said LPCC Iligan whose members composed of consumer protection agencies/units of the government, local and national, as well as non-government organizations, has been very active to do monitoring in response to hike in prices of commodities and regularly meets at DTI Office for price and supply updates, and discusses agencies' issues and concerns. (DTI Iligan-LDN/PIA-10 LDN)

An overview to Covey’s seven habits to effective leadership

By Necesario I. Maco MT-1 Salvador Central School Division of Lanano del Norte

Being a leader is not just about standing in front of everyone in a group and delivering them details that each one should know. It is about on inspiring them, giving these people ideas and realizations which effects are long term and are even useful for a lifetime.

In a book of Steven R. Covey entitled 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, he gave explanations on seven habits that a leader has in order to be an effective trailblazer to his team. These are the following.

Being proactive. Proactivity is the ability to control a situation through making things happen. It is an act of being prepared for possible future problems. This could be done through goal setting, a process of turning one’s vision or plan into real action.

It is focused on acquisition of knowledge and helps in organizing time and resources.

Beginning with end in mind. This is through envisioning a mission and vision.

The best way to practice this is to set mission and vision statements that serve as a guide and a direction for an organization.

Putting first things first.

Time management and proper setting of priorities are example acts of these habits. This is through doing the things that should be done first before

the other. Prioritizing things can help decrease pressure and will rather provide a smooth and light flow of the job.

Seek to understand before seeking to be understood. This implies that one should also understand before seeking the understanding of other people. It is not all the time that a you can help a person through giving advice, active listening does. In this way, time would come that they will do the same for you.

Think win-win. This is also called fair compromise.

This aims to find a solution that is acceptable to both parties, and leaves both parties feeling that they did not lose.

Synergizing is the sixth habit. It is through enjoining the effort, mind and ideas of the whole team in order to accomplish task, for example.

Synergizing is simply working together to produce best results.

The seventh habit is through sharpening. This is an evaluation of a direction where a person himself is going and seeing to it that he is progressing. Time to time, more skills will be learned and developed and habits will be adopted and appreciated.

Through this, a person will be more effective.

Some people say, leadership is inherent and by chance, a talent. Yet fact be told, leaders are created and molded. Covey’s seven habits are just basic steps in creating and molding such effective leaders.

Participants of the Climate Change Media Advocacy and Write Shop work on the Broadcaster's Manual highlighting geological hazards assessment, National Greening Program (NGP) and Solid Waste Management Program (SWMP) at Initao, Misamis Oriental on July 10. (PIA10)

Ozamiz Police receives P6.14M admin support from city gov’t

By RutchieCabahug- Aguhob

OZAMIZ CITY, Misamis Occidental – Some P6.14 million in administrative support have been received by the Ozamiz City Police Station (CPS) from the city government, here, as of June, this year.

Of this amount, P2.40 million was in the form of two units of pickup motor vehicles while P300,000 was in the form of five units of

motorcycle at P60,000, each, to augment the stations’ mobility, P/ Supt. Michael Cadiogan Bawayan, Jr., CPS Chief, said.

Bawayan said about P1.5 million was also allocated by city government for “Oplan Kuta” that sets up an integrated and comprehensive security preparation, starting February, this year, for coverage during the celebration of “Pista sa Cotta,” in honor of “Birhen sa Cotta, the

city’s patron, this coming July 17.

Likewise, P1 million was allocated for “Oplan Solid Ozamiznon” geared towards the catalyzing of the different stakeholders of the city to work hand-in hand with the CPS in the fight against drug abuse.

The other items in the administrative support list included the following: P250,000 for the construction of two barracks and mess hall at the See police, page 11

THE PARENT OF A SPECIAL CHILD

By Arnel T. Genita, MATSpEd-Principal Crossing Elementary School, Division of Bukidnon

It is very common that we Filipino parents keep of crossing our fingers hoping and praying that our that our very dear own child will become a great man someday.Yet,how about if you have a child with different cases of disabilities like mental retardation, visual and hearing impairment, pupils with autism spectrum disorder, learning disability, emotional and behavioral disorders and some other cases.

Parenting a child with different disabilities are exceptionally and far more different in parenting a

regular child. It requires great deal of patience, and understanding the natures of the child.

It is apparent that parents should understand his child’s learning and emotional problems and care for them particularly the self help skills. Their role as a parents is quietly different, they need people, organizations, health professional who can understand and will continued to support their adversity in bringing up their child.

Most Filipino parents have very little knowledge in terms of the disabilities

that their children had. Yet they are aware of the situation of what is really going on. Normally these parents keep on denying the truth about the present condition of their child. It is already late when they accept the truth that their very own child needs special intervention but still they keep on hoping that their child someday will become like them enrolled in a regular class surpassing the great expectation of titas and titos.

I can surmise that some parents denied the exceptionalities of their children .Thinking that their greatest fear will just fade away

as time goes by but is it is not!

But thanks to the growing awareness of the community and the social media on the importance of educating every individual regardless or whatever type of exceptionalities who are now all well aware of the rights of the child and the program of the DepEd “Education for All”.

Having a positive outlook and attitude can give more value to your child’s inner esteem and we cannot lead on to become a progressive member of the community if we forget to recognize of helping these special children.

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Antidotes to corruption?

“We have to restore and strengthen the people’s trust in government.”

A system of performance, planning, budgeting, and accountability in all government agencies is proposed as antidote to corruption and inefficiency in government.

The proposed “G o v e r n m e nt Pe r for m a n c e Management Act” contained in HB 4610, seeks to restore and strengthen the people’s trust in government, but then again, the question of enforcement of the law should be addressed.

Article II, Section 27 of the Constitution provides that the State shall maintain honesty and integrity in the public service and take positive measures against graft and corruption, but this remained an ideal. It never had teeth.

Likewise, Article XI,

Section 1 of the Constitution provides that “public officers and employees must at all times be accountable to the people, serve them with utmost responsibility, integrity, loyalty, and efficiency, act with patriotism and justice and lead m o d est lives, but again this remained a dream.

That the problems of corruption and inefficiency need to be eradicated to restore the people’s trust in the government, is the mission of every administration. It remained an impossible dream.

Let us examine these measures: HB 4610 seeks to: 1) formulate and implement a system of strong budget-performance linkage; 2) transform the General Appropriations Act (GAA) into a more comprehensive, trans-

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parent, and accountable tool by making available both financial and nonfinancial information of the agency; and 3) Institutionalize good governance practices already adapted by government agencies such as: a) Performanceinformed budgeting whose objective is to make the budget a more comprehensive, transparent, and accountable document; b) Government annual Performance Plan which specifies the agencies’ intended performance goals and how to meet them and establish performance indicators to measure the programs’ results; and c) Grassroots Participatory Budgeting where basic sector organizations and other civil society organizations will have an active but limited participation in identifying, planning, and monitoring services that are responsive to the

needs of the communities.

The measure mandates agencies to submit strategic plans and performance goals based on the Philippine Development Plan or PDP, which means that goals will be set and achieved, results will be measured, gaps will be filled, and progress reported.

Lets keep our fingers crossed if the measure will greatly improve our anti-corruption. System .

Let us seek to restore the confidence of the people on the capability of the government. Thru these, lets hope the government will become more efficient, transparent, and accountable.

It should be able to help Congress’ decision-making by providing more objective information in attaining statutory objectives and realistic goals, fund sourcing and disciplined government spending.

The importance of people power in the community

CAGAYAN de Oro City–– The long standing case of the Ampatuan Massacre— since 2009 yet! Under Gloria yet!—is a frustrating lesson for all of us. The full story may never be told—of the Arroyo administration’s coddling of the warlord clan, of the military’s manipulations, and so on.

The Ampatuans, ruling clan of much of Central Mindanao, with patriarch Andal Ampatuan as Ma-

Worm’s Eyeview Manny Valdehuesa guindanao governor at the time, had accumulated political and economic power over the years while the people and Malacañang

merely sat back and watched or even cheered Andal on as their foil against the MILF. By 2009 Andal and his clan had amassed such pow-

er, influence, and wealth that anything they wanted could not be denied including government-supplied munitions and equipment like transport and backhoes.

The rest of the people resigned themselves to the ugly reality that even high officials tolerated, which reinforced the warlord’s swagger, self-importance, and sense of impunity all the more.

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Daily Inspiration In Humility In the same way, you younger men must accept the authority of the elders. And all of you, serve each other in humility, for “God opposes the proud but favors the humble.”-1 Peter 5:5

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As much as we think we know it all, there is always more to learn. But we can only learn as much as we want to learn. We could be surrounded by the smartest people in the world, but if our mind and heart aren’t open to growing and maturing, then we can’t improve. Having a teachable heart allows us to serve others and give respect to those who have gone before us.

When someone older and wiser extends advice and suggestions to you, how do you respond?

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UP Physics majors bag first-place win in Cebu Pacific Juan for Fun challenge

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loyd Patricio, Esme Escoto and Gab Saplagio of Team Tuklas were named the big winners of the Cebu Pacific Juan for Fun Backpacker Challenge Year 3. The UP Diliman Physics majors clinched the top scores in a series of thrilling tasks and adventurous dares, besting four other university teams from across the Philippines.

This year, for the first time ever, Cebu Pacific brought the Juan for Fun teams to an international adventure, as the challenged kicked off in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The nine-day, sixcity adventure continued in Bacolod, Cebu, Camiguin and, Cagayan de Oro, and culminated in Manila.

During the course of the challenge, the teams were tasked to accomplish the most number of fun and exciting activities in each destination, maximizing their travel allowance of 800 Malaysian Ringgit and PHP35,000.

To fully experience the fun of budget travel, they were given the freedom to plan their activities. Special fun challenges prepared by the Department of Tourism and Tourism Malaysia also gave teams the chance to earn extra points and additional prizes.

Ma k i n g t h i s y e a r’s challenge even more remarkable were the Adventure Coaches, noted personalities known for their love for travelling, who were assigned to mentor each team before they headed to their destination. During the course of the challenge, sportsman and TV host Paolo Abrera, champion surfer Luke Landrigan, Internet funnyman Bogart the Explorer, renowned travel writer Jude Bacalso, and volleyball star Gretchen Ho offered tips and cheered for their respective teams through social media.

For their win, Team Tuklas received 12 Cebu Pacific roundtrip tickets

to any international or domestic destination. Each team member also brought home a Vaude Sapporo carry-on trolley, Vaude Hogan Ultra-Light Tent, and Canon Powershot SX510HS camera.

Discover adventure Floyd of Team Tuklas shared that they discovered a stronger passion for adventure during the Juan for Fun Backpacker Challenge.

“To be honest, before we joined the challenge, we hadn’t traveled that much. It was actually our first time in Malaysia, Camiguin and the other challenge destinations,” he shared. “Our Juan for Fun experience showed us that there are a lot of beautiful places that are just waiting to be explored, and that’s exactly what we plan to do in the future.”

Team Tuklas adventure coach Paolo Abrera confessed that he was also worried for his team in the beginning.

“At first, I wondered if they were up to the challenge, but I realized quickly that I didn’t have to be worried,” Paolo shared. “As it turned out, their ‘lack of experience’ was actually an advantage because they had this great eagerness. They were very open, very enthusiastic to try and discover new things.

And since they started out on almost a clean slate, they were not afraid to think out of the box. I’m very proud of them,” he added.

Floyd also shared that careful research and planning helped his team clinch the title. “As Physics majors, we were taught to apply logic and critical thinking in everything we do, and that was very helpful to us during the course of the challenge,” he said. “Before we took on a dare in any destination, we considered the budget, the amount of time needed to accomplish the task, and even the distance of the location from our starting point. We were very meticulous.”

T h e Te a m Tu k l a s member also counted their time in Malaysia among the most difficult challenges they had to face. “It was our first time in Kuala Lumpur and as soon as we got there, we were tasked to make our way to the Petronas Towers.

It was pretty daunting at first but luckily, the locals and airport staff were very helpful,” Floyd said. “And while we weren’t the first team to reach the towers, it was still an awesome feeling to complete the challenge while connecting with the people of Malaysia.”

Floyd shared that Camiguin was one of the absolute highlights of their trip. “It’s just so beautiful that it totally blew us away,” he said. “It’s a very small island, but it has a lot to offer—from a white sandbar, to hot and

cold springs. I can’t wait to go back!”

Because of this oncein-a-lifetime experience, Team Tuklas said they could not wait to visit more scenic sights and make new discoveries. “I want to go to Puerto Princesa and Coron in Palawan,” he shared.

“And we’re not the only ones who got inspired to travel more. As early as now, our schoolmates are preparing audition videos because they want to join the challenge next year.”

The Cebu Pacific Juan for Fun Backpacker Challenge 2014 is co-presented by Jack ‘n Jill Magic Crackers, with the support of Vaude, Merrell, Canon and the Department of Tourism, and the endorsement of the Commission on Higher Education.

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ZNPC kicks off annual journalism seminar for high school studes DIPOLOG CITY – Driven by zeal to help the high school students hone their writing skills, the Zamboanga del Norte Press Club (ZNPC) has begun its annual campus journalism workshops anew with the first leg held here last weekend.

Nearly 200 students from 11 public and private schools in the city turned up for the two-day workshop, which was held at the auditorium of Andres Bonifacio College this city.

In his message during the opening program, Congressman Isagani S. Amatong of the province’s third district, urged the budding campus journalists to “always tell the truth.” He also advised them to “start the press right and continue it right.”

Amatong, who was one of the founding leaders of the club in 1965, recalled how he stood for the truth during the darkest years of Martial Law, fighting the dictator.

The student-partici-

pants were given lectures on newswriting, feature writing, editorial writing, sports writing, editorial cartoon, photojournalism, copyreading, laws on libel, media ethics and others.

The next leg of the campus journalism seminar will be in Siocon, Zamboanga del Norte on July 12-13. The succeeding workshops will conducted in Labason town on July 19-20, Liloy town on July 26-27, Sindangan town on Aug. 2-3, Manukan town on Aug. 9-10, Sergio Osme?a town on Aug. 1617, Rizal town on Aug. 23-24 and Dapitan City on Aug. 30-31.

This annual activity of the club is given to high school students in the province and the two cities of Dipolog and Dapitan for free.

Because of this undertaking, the province’s student-delegates to the regional and national press conferences have for several years emerged as winners. (FPG/PIA9)

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ADJUDICATION OF SOLE HEIR WITH DEED OF ABSOLUTE SALE OF A PORTION OF LAND KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:

That I, PTRA, EDEN LIM ADAPTAR, of legal age, Filipino, married to Jose Mabilen Adaptar and resident of Baylao, Mambajao, Camiguin, do hereby adjudicate unto myself a parcel of land which I inherited from my late father Timoteo Lim and upon his death he left a parcel of land situated at Baylao, Mambajao, Camiguin, covered under Tax Declaration No. 0508750 under Lot No. 7242-B Containing an area of 405 square meters.

THAT FOR AND IN CONSIDERATION OF THE SUM OF FIFTY THOUSAND (P 50,000.00) pesos to me in hand paid with my entire satisfaction from the vendee SUSAN RAFOLS MOGGI, of legal age, Filipino, married to ALBERTO MOGGI do hereby SELL, TRANSFER , and CONVEY her heirs and assigns of a portion of land covered under Tax Declaration No. 0508750 designated as Lot No. 7242-B containing an area of 405 square meters and the same is bounded as follows:

North: Lot No. 7242-C South: Lot No. National Highway

East: Lot No. 7242-C West: Lot No. 7242-C

That the late Timoteo Lim did not left any will of testament before his death.

That this parcel of land is not tenanted by whomsoever persons;

That this parcel of land is not registered under Act 496 nor the Spanish Mortgage Law however this instrument can be registered under 3344 as amended by PD1529.

That the adjacent Lot owners were notified about the sale but is not interested to buy hence it was bought the same.

Wherefore being the only sole heir I hereto adjudicate unto myself being the sole owner of a portion of land containing an area of 405 square meters.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we, hereunto affixed our signature this _________day of _________,2014, at Mambajao, Camiguin Province, Philippines.

(Sgd.) PTRA. EDEN LIM ADAPTAR (Sgd.) SUSAN RAFOLS MOGGI

Sole Heir/VENDOR VENDEE With my Conformity: JOSE MABILEN ADAPTAR Signed in the presence of : ALBERTO MOGGI & PAUL R. LLACUNA REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES } PROVINCE OF CAMIGUIN ) S.S. MUNICIPALITY OF MAMBAJAO )

BEFORE ME, personally appeared PTRA. EDEN LIM ADAPTAR who exhibited to me her CTC No. 26339221 issued no. 05-06-14 at Mambajao, Camiguin, known to me and to me known to be the same person who executed the foregoing instrument and she acknowledged to me that the same is her own free act and voluntary deed.

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NHA yet to decide if Zambo ‘bakwits’ will be given free housing

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AMBOANGA CITY – The National Housing Authority (NHA) has yet to decide whether or not it will give for free to the evacuees the housing units they are building in this city.

The NHA has started building the housing units for residents of barangays Kasanyangan, Mariki, Rio Hondo, Sta. Catalina, Sta. Barbara and Taluksangay who were displaced in the standoff last year between government forces and members of the Moro National

Liberation front loyal to founding chair Nur Misuari.

NHA District Manager Al-Khwarizmi Indanan said there is no announcement yet from their central office whether the houses will be given for free or amortized at minimal amount by the displaced families.

Indanan noted the houses constructed by the agency for the victims of typhoons Pablo and Sendong were either given to the displaced families as a grant or paid P1 by them.

“When it comes to Zamboanga City, there is no decision yet but looking at the signal we have been receiving and looking at the signs, it is either a grant or P1.00 payment per experience of NHA.” he said.

The NHA is building a total of 5,587 houses–3,498

houses on stilts and 2,089 land-based houses.

The land-based houses would comprise 1,476 duplex type and 613 two-storey type of housing units.

Earlier, Indanan announced that the construction of the 5,587 housing units will be completed by June 2015.

The national government has allocated P2.566 billion for the rehabilitation and construction of permanent shelters for the evacuees.

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P2.2M Sta. Cruz mini-terminal unveiled ZAMBOANGA CITY - The rehabilitated Sta. Cruz market mini-terminal area and 22 stalls were inaugurated and turned over Wednesday afternoon providing more convenient and better spaces for both concessionaires and consuming public.

Spearheaded by Mayor Beng Climaco and City Administrator Antonio Orendain Jr., the unveiling and turnover ceremonies reinvigorate economic activities at the Sta. Cruz market which is one of the numerous economic enterprises of the city.

Costing P2.2 million, the project includes the mini terminal for minibuses and jeepneys plying Vitali, Curuan and Tolosa routes and 16 charcoal stalls and 6 stalls selling assorted products—all located at the exit area of the Sta. Cruz market.

Orendain said the repair had to be undertaken as the mini-terminal and the 6

Mayor Beng Climaco and City Administrator Antonio Orendain Jr. on Wednesday lead the inauguration of the P2.2 million mini-terminal and 22 stalls at the Sta. Cruz market reinvigorating economic activities in the area. JOEY BAUTISTA

stalls for assorted products were in dilapidated condition while the 16 charcoal stalls were damaged by fire over in 2011.

The mini-terminal area has a space of 75 square meters while the charcoal stalls occupy a space of 9 square meters each. The stalls for assorted products occupy a space of 25 square

meters each.

The original occupants of the stalls are the ones occupying the rehabilitated spaces. They were temp orar i ly o cc upying makeshift stalls inside Sta. Cruz market Building C. The use of the miniterminal area by the minibuses plying the Vitali, Curuan and Tolosa routes,

is based on Traffic Ordinance 248, according to Orendain.

Also present during the inauguration and turnover rites were City Engineer Luis Despalo, Assistant City Administrator Elmeir Apolinario, Ph.D., the private contractor and the concessionaires. (Sheila Covarrubias)

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In compliance with section 5 of R.A. No. 10172, a NOTICE is hereby served to the public that ARIES M. AZARCON has filed with this Office a petition for the correction of clerical error in the entry of the child’s SEX from “F” to “MALE” in the Certificate of Live Birth of ARIES MAGLUPAY AZARCON who was born on March 10,1984 in Cagayan de Oro City and whose parents are ARSENIO P. AZARCON and ERLINDA P. MAGLUPAY. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than July 18, 2014.

In compliance with section 5 of R.A. No. 9048, a NOTICE is hereby served to the public that JOVEN B. COLUMBRES has filed with this Office a petition for the change of first name from “JOVENTINO” to “JOVEN” in the Certificate of Live Birth of JOVENTINO COLOMBRES who was born on January 24,1955 in CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY and whose parents are EUFROSINO COLOMBRES and SEVERINA BAGUHIN. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than July 21, 2014.

(Sgd.) NORMA S. DIPUTADO

City Civil Registrar

(Sgd.) NORMA S. DIPUTADO

City Civil Registrar

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By JOHN RIZLE L. SALIGUMBA, Davao Today

AVAO CITY – Two university professors here claimed they were “tailed” across three provinces by motorcycle-riding men whom they believed to be members of “state security forces”.

Professors Myfel Paluga and Andrea Malaya Ragragio of the University of the Philippines Mindanao said they were in General Santos City doing a “research reconnaissance” and are supposedly going back to Davao City when they noticed a motorcycle-riding man following their vehicle 8 am of July 6.

“We did not immediately notice him because he is a bit far from our vehicle.

We decided to go around the city for 2-3 hours to confirm our suspicion and he is indeed still following us,” said Ragragio in a press conference Wednesday.

Ragragio said they initially planned to take the bus to Davao City but decided otherwise.

She said that when they reached Digos City (about two hours away from General Santos City), they decided to enter a mall to

“lose” the man.

“We changed our clothes inside the mall but when we got out hours later, we were surprised to see over five men aboard motorcycles looking directly and blatantly at us,” she said.

Ragragio said that the men “have no typical physical features but all of them have a single earpiece on the ear that seemed to be attached to a (short wave) radio.”

“They are like flies. They even blatantly stare us in the eyes. We were so scared we went back to the mall,” she said. “An hour later, we decided to ride the same vehicle again straight to Davao City.”

She said she was “scared of the motorcycles whose passengers rode in tandem.”

“I know several people who have become victims of such pattern of surveillance like Karen (Empeño)

and Sherlyn (Cadapan) are now disappeared and several others who were killed,” she said.

Ragragio said only one of the motorcycles followed them to Davao City until they reached a mall where motorcycles are not allowed to the parking area.

“We switched vehicles in the mall and proceeded to a safe place,” she said.

Meanwhile, Paluga said that those involved are “are ordinary people belonging to the lower classes of society who clearly have no idea or have no choice but to follow orders given to them” but he also said that “these are state security forces (military and police).”

“Who else could have been that highly organized as to mobilize such resources to survey us from one province to another to another even here inside Davao City,” he said.

While Paluga said he has no idea on the particular motive of the men, he said

“it maybe because of their being open to advocating peoples issues.”

Paluga is the chairperson of UP Mindanao’s Department of Social Science and is involved in various advocacies for indigenous people’s groups and the environment.

Ragrario is an AB Anthropology graduate from UP Diliman and has a master’s degree in Archaeology but has been teaching in UP Mindanao as an instructor in Anthropology. She is also a Davao Today columnist.

Paluga said that he, Ragragio and several members of their research team have been “visible and vocal against policies of the state and state security forces leading to the evacuation of Talaingod Manobos.”

Paluga said he has been doing research on the indigenous people’s group Manobo in Talaingod, Davao del Norte for several years.

Last May, about a thousand Manobos evacuated

towards Davao City after alleged threats and intimidation of Philippine Army units amidst an insurgency operation. (please insert link on Manobo stories).

It was the second time the Manobos sought refuge in Davao City. In 1995, violence broke as Manobos used tribal baganis, or warriors, to resist the expansion of a logging company.

Paluga said they were one of the first the Manobos contacted when the incident occurred.

“As anthropologists it is the nature of our work that we are in depressed areas. This is not also just disciplinal matters but a calling,” he said.

Paluga also said that “it is very unethical for researchers in the academe to gather and access knowledge from communities, rise in rank and get promoted because of those researches and yet when problems arise in those communities, you don’t go back and respond.”

Paluga said what have

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But for Ragragio, “they have failed in their aim to scare us to stop we are doing.”

Ruth Gamboa, colleagues of Paluga and Ragragio and the president of the All UP Workers Union, said all of society “should thank these professors instead because they have commitment to their work.”

“If suspicions are held against them because of the knowledge they got from their research, they should be confronted but not put to such risks to their life. They See profs, page 11

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orn Ferdinand Tan, Chinkee as he is popularly known during his stint as a TV and movie actor now ventures into the world of life and wealth coaching, a career most people tried but only a few succeeded.

His brand of wit, humor, wisdom and sensibilities endeared him to many people who have attended his speaking engagements not just here in the Philippines but even overseas. Chinkee Tan has become one of the most sought after motivational speakers in the country to date. Indeed, more and more people are getting “Chinkified” and living a “Chink Positive” attitude.

Aside from sharing his knowledge and experience on handling finances and living a positive and productive life via his lectures, Chinkee Tan has also released several books as guides on managing your life, business or career. These books are now sold in popular book shops nationwide.

And he seems to have no plans of slowing down just yet because Chinkee can also be seen regularly on local television and cable networks and even on the radio. His passion to help uplift the lives of Filipinos are truly

remarkable and his down to earth demeanor makes it more admirable.

On July 11, Chinkee Tan visits Cagayan de Oro for a special engagement at the Rodelsa Hall of Liceo de Cagayan University and imparts his expertise in how to create and manage your own wealth. His lecture gathers graduating students of Liceo U, university

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Profs... from page 9

They should be free to analyze and to question society’s problems,” she said.

In a news report, Lt. Col. Norman Zuniega, chief of the 10th Infantry Division’s Public Affairs Office denied the accusation saying it is not the “policy” of the Armed Forces of the Philippines to “target civilians” and that they “have no funds for it.”

Meanwhile, Mary Anne Sapar, spokesperson of Gabriela Southern Mindanao, a militant women’s alliance, also presented to the press conference alleged threats against her person for the second time this year.

Sapar said while the jeepney she rode was traversing barangay Buhangin, a man wearing black a black jacket, cap and sunglasses squeezed himself between her and another passenger.

“He was always looking at electric posts where CCTV (closed circuit television) surveillance cameras are mounted and ducks if he sees one,” said Sapar.

She said that even if there are no other passengers around in the jeepney, the man still refused to budge to make space.

“Whe n we re a che d Ponciano street, he slowly ducked to avoid the cctv, it was then that I saw he has a 45 caliber handgun tucked in his waist,” she said.

Sapar said “only the military is interested in scaring, threatening and killing us.

They are the ones and the Aquino government stands to benefit from our silence.”

Sapar, with three other leaders of progressive groups, filed a police blotter last March after also being tailed by motorcycle-riding men.

Sheena Duazo, spokesperson of militant group Bayan, blames Oplan (insurgecy operation plan) Bayanihan for the “threats, intimidation and extrajudicial killings of activist and ordinary people advocating the rights of farmers and workers and oppressed sectors.” (davaotoday.com)

Police... from page 5

Integrated Bus and Jeepney Terminal (IBJT), P233,250 for petroleum, oil and lubricant (POL) care.

P200,000 for the twoday Seminar on Drug Education and Handling of Drug Evidences for Barangay Captains and Chairpersons of the Barangay Peace and Order Council of the city’s 51 barangays, P140,000 for two units each of lap-top and desk computers, and P120,780, also for two units of base radio and 14 units of hand-held radio.

Meanwhile, Bawayan thanked mayor Reynaldo O. Parojinog, Sr., for signing a city ordinance organizing the Ozamiz City Anti-Drug Abuse Council (CADAC) and the assignment of six employees to the CPS, of whom one is a regular em-

ployee, while the other five are casual employees.

Recently, Parojinog was awarded a Plaque of Appreciation by the Police Regional Office (PRO), region 10 in recognition of his efforts in the drive against all forms of illegal activities in the city and the administrative support he gave to the CPS. (RCA/ PIA10-Misamis Occidental)

People... from page 6

So intimidating was his power and reach that one would have to play the hero or be a martyr to oppose it. And that’s exactly what happened when Toto Mangudadatu tried to defy the clan by declaring his candidacy against the patriarch.

Luckily for Toto, he wasn’t with the convoy of over 50 that was ambushed and massacred including his wife and 32 journalists. ***** This is a problem from hell for Mindanaons, always being played with by people in power on all levels. A Muslim friend from Cotabato, an educated man, tells me it’s a problem that only God can solve, and I cannot disagree.

But I do believe also that God has given us, men and women, untold resources for solving our own problems. We just have to know how to use these resources and employ them for our purposes. One sure thing, though: cowardice won’t do; there must be defiance, and for that we have people power.

As citizens of the sovereign community, the one resource that can be effective but which Mindanaons don’t employ is collective action. It worked at EDSA against Marcos and his fascist troops—I know because I was there with my family (wife and children) from start to finish—and it worked again when we ousted Erap.

Sure, protest or defiance can be scary: armed versus our unarmed forces. It is heart-pounding. It makes your knees tremble. It drains the color from your face as cold sweat trickle down your chest and back.

But the togetherness, the nearness to one another of citizens fighting for a cause, bonded by unity of purpose, wins the day. Just like at EDSA, people power is scary. But when citizens stand pat and hold the line; even with eyes shut but arms and hearts linked, they win day…and night!

That’s now part of the story of democracy in our society.

Something to savor even for the faint of heart. ***** Braving the showdown unarmed, surviving and prevailing, did something to the Filipino and the world and made life worth living all over again after the dark night of dictatorship.

It would be such a pity if, having already tested our mettle as a people, we do not summon it again as

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necessary. That time, it was in Manila; this time it can be in Mindanao, a tougher challenge. But Mindanaons have shown their toughness when times get tough: against Spaniards, against Americans, against Japanese, against Marcos!

To summon the spirit of People Power and let it arise in Mindanao would be such a spectacle! This will happen if we are resolute and determined to steer our society away from neutral and move to a forward mode.

We just have to wake up and dust off the cobwebs that keep us from seeing deeply into ourselves as citizens vested with inherent power—a power we can wield in place, right where we are in our community, our barangay.

This power is not granted from above, nor is it conferred by law or fiat. It has always been with us since the beginning of our nationhood, to be used or employed at will. Only, we have not been conscious of it because we have been looking in the wrong direction. ***** To appreciate and know this power, and to employ its potential for influencing the bureaucracy or reforming the system, we need only to refocus—from the top to the base, from Malacañang and Congress to our community, the barangay.

It is in the barangay where the details of our national problems are starkly manifest. The squatters, the juvenile and adult delinquents, criminality, the agonized faces of poverty and injustice: they are all in the barangay. Viewed from higher levels, it’s all statistics, aggregate data, impersonal.

Seeing them in their naked reality gives a realistic perspective that, on the scale of our barangay, can make their solutions doable.

If we focus on this reality and invest even a little time and effort, together we can change these details and improve the nation’s condition—much as rearranging the dots in a photograph or retouching its details can change the picture.

Although the task of changing the details rests primarily with our officials, it falls to us, the community to whom all officials are accountable, to see that they perform the job properly, efficiently, and honestly.

Let us use people power to moderate the excesses of government and provide quality control to official performance. People power includes civil society, the professions, the social and economic institutions who together can turn bad governance into good governance.

•• Manny is former UNESCO regional director for Asia-Pacific; secretarygeneral, Southeast Asian Publishers Association; director, development academy of Philippines; vice chair, Local Government

Academy; member, Cory Government’s Peace Panel, and PPI-UNICEF awardee for outstanding columnist. valdehuesa@gmail.com

School... from page 1

behind; nursing mothers; and persons with disability.

She said the mobile open high school is open not only to the OSYs (out-of-schoolyouth) since it is open to school leavers as young as 15 to as old as 70 who can enroll in the standard high school curriculum on a modular basis. Misamis Oriental has about 16,000 OSYs, which covers an age group of 15 to 30.

“Teaching will be done by our teachers where the school leavers are and on a time they are available,” Limbaco pointed out and assured the enrollees they would graduate and receive their diplomas upon completion of 300 modules.

This, she said, makes the mobile open high school different from the existing alternative learning system (ALS) where the student must be able to complete 800 hours and pass a national examination before he can graduate. With a 61% passing rate, many of those enrolled in ALS may not graduate at all, the school division superintendent added.

Slain... from page 1

brigade for security escort in going to Madamba town for an interview regarding the Lanao del sur Electric Cooperative.

He said members of the 51st Infantry Battalion served as escorts while a team from the 65th IB served as standby security in Bacayawan.

Macasero said suspected MILF guerrillas fired at the 65th IB in Marantao hitting the driver identified as Pfc Julius Galle in his buttocks.

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hitting Macagaan who was said to be carrying a from page 2 rocket propelled grenade for timely warning levels launcher.

In an interview, Galle to residents.

Alamban said automatic said he noticed that a morain gauges and water sentorcycle-riding men passed sors complement what his by them several times and office, with the Philippine one of them claimed to Atmospheric, Geophysical be the barangay chair. He said he saw one of the men and Astronomical Services aiming an RPG at them, Administration (PAGASA) and so he shouted at the generate from satellite imother soldiers to jump off ages and Dopplar radars in terms of cloud formations from their vehicle.

He added he was hit and wind directions.

Aside from automatic before he could fire his rain gauges and water sengun at the attacker who sors, the DOST 10 official was carrying an RPG. He said his team called said his office will acquire for reinforcement from landslide sensor instruthe 51st IB, which arrived ments too. after 30 minutes.

Galle said the 51st IB’s driver Pfc Richard Castillo from page 2 People’s Army “but we was hit in the legs.

An intelligence opera- should look for other postive identified as Cpl Jumer sible angle,” she said.

She said her family will Dagohoy was shot dead by not entertain for 10 days the suspected MILF fightafter the burial any talks ers while trying to rescue about the killing of her Castillo, he added. husband.

The wounded soldiers “Because of tribal rituwere brought to a hospital in Iligan City while Dago- als,” she added. The late hoy’s remains were being mayor was a Higaonon.

She said the tribal leadattended to in a funeral ers will also conduct an parlor here. investigation and issue a “I have made efforts to manifesto.

“The principle coordinate with the ceaseand culture of the Higaonon fire mechanism to avoid escalation and retaliation,” is love and peace,” she said.

Some 10,000 people Macasero said, referring to the Coordinating Com- came to pay their last remittee on the Cessation spects to the slain mayor, of Hostilities of both the including those coming from neighboring towns, government and MILF. “An inquiry with the from Manila, Cebu, Davao, ceasefire mechanism will Cagayan de Oro and other be undertaken while in- places.

“He was a good man vestigation is going on,” and did nothing wrong,” he said.

He added the incident the widow said. was caused by “misinterCONFIRMATION OF pretation” by the MILF on EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT AND QUITCLAIM why there were soldiers in the area. (Richel Umel/ Notice is hereby given that the MindaNews) intestate estate of the Late Spouses

Widow...

Notice is hereby given that I, LUZ G. MONEVA, Filipino, of legal age, married and a resident of Southern Looc, Plaridel, Misamis Occidental, IN CONSIDERATION of the sum of SEVEN HUNDRED FIFTY THOUSAND PESOS (P750,000.00), Philippine Currency, in hand paid to my full satisfaction by JERRY EBARLE PALLO (vendee), who is of legal age, married and with residence at Blk. 64, Lot 25, Xavier Heights Subdivision, Upper Balulang, Cagayan de Oro City, DO HEREBY SELL, TRANSFER, and CONVEY unto the said JERRY EBARLE PALLO, his heirs and assigns, a house and two (2) parcels of land together with all improvements found therein, situated at Lumbia, Cagayan de Oro City and more particularly described as follows: The first lot which is covered

by Transfer Certificate of Title No. T-175110, specifically situated at Lot 37, Block 11, of the Cons. Subd.

Plan, PCS-10-001589, La Buena Vida Subdivision, Lumbia Cagayan de Oro City, containing an area of FORTY FIVE (45) square meters; The 2nd lot which is covered by Transfer Certificate of Title No. T-175111, specifically situated at Lot 39, Block 11 of the Cons. Subd.

Plan, PCS-10-001589, La Buena Vida Subdivision, Lumbia, Cagayan de Oro City, containing an area of FORTY FIVE (45) square meters, is the subject of DEED OF SALE. As per Doc. No. 73; Page No. 15; Book No. 36; Series of 2014; under Notary public of ATTY. CHESTER C. CASTAÑOS.

Notice is hereby given that the intestate estate of deceased FE E. GUILLENA, who died without issue and without any descendants or ascendants on January 27, 2014 at Iponan, Cagayan de Oro City; the deceased left a house and two (2) parcels of land together with all the improvements found therein, situated at Lumbia, Cagayan de Oro City and more particularly described as follows: The first lot which is covered

by Transfer Certificate of Title No. T-175110, specifically situated at Lot 37, Block 11, of the Cons. Subd.

Plan, PCS-10-001589, La Buena Vida Subdivision, Lumbia Cagayan de Oro City, containing an area of FORTY FIVE (45) square meters; The 2nd lot which is covered by Transfer Certificate of Title No. T-175111, specifically situated at Lot 39, Block 11 of the Cons.

Subd. Plan, PCS-10-001589, La Buena Vida Subdivision, Lumbia, Cagayan de Oro City, containing an area of FORTY FIVE (45) square meters; is the subject of EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE WITH WAIVER OF SHARE, executed by and between; LUZ GUILLENA MONEVA and JONA GUILLENA SUMATRA, both of legal age, married and residents of Southern Looc, Plaridel, Misamis Occidental and Purok San Francisco, Dao-an, San Miguel, Zamboanga del Sur. That the above-named parties are the only siblings of deceased.

Consequently, I, JONA G. SUMATRA, for my part, do hereby WAIVE all my rights, interest, and participation in the above-described real properties in favour of my above-named sister LUZ G. MONEVA, her heirs and assigns.

As per Doc. No. 147; Page No. 30; Book No. 41; Series of 2014; under Notary Public of ATTY. JUVY IND V. ARUBIO.

VICENTE MILANA and ANASTACIA REBUSORA, who died sometime in the years, 1948 and 1985, at Plaridel, Misamis Occidental, leaving no known debts chargeable against their state and no will, at the time of their demised, left a parcel of land which is more particularly described as follows; “A coco-res.

Land, situated at Kauswagan, Plaridel, Mis Occ., identified as Lot No. 4118, Pla-466, containing an area of 1,396 square meters, more or less, covered by tax Declaration No. 12030, with an Assessed Value of P1600.00, declared in the name of ANASTACIA REBOSURA, is the subject of CONFIRMATION OF EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT AND QUITCLAIM, made and executed by and among: MONICO SULASULA, Filipino, of legal age, married to LEONITA CALAUNAN, a resident of kauswagan, Plaridel, Misamis Occidental, FORTUNATO SULASULA, Filipino, of legal age, married to CARMEN ARAWIRAN, a resident of kauswagan, Plaridel, Mis. Occ., PERMILINA CASTILLANO, Filipino, of legal age, married to ALICARTE SUGUENO, a resident of Dimataling, Zamboanga del Sur; ISMAEL CASTILLANO, Filipino, of legal age, married to REBECCA LOOD, a resident of Usocan, Plaridel, Mis. Occ., and SATURNINA MILANA, Filipino, of legal age, single, a resident of kauswagan, Plaridel, Misamis Occidental. The above-named parties are the legitimate and compulsory heirs.

TO: PERMILINA CASTILLANO- Part of Lot 4118, Lot No. 049, containing an area of 465 Square Meters, more or less, with 10 coco trees; TO: MONICO SULASULA- Part of Lot 4118, Lot Nos. 048;044, containing an area of 465 Square meters, more or less; with 4 coco trees; TO: FORTUNATO SULASULA- Part of Lot No. 4118, Lot No. 042, containing an area of 465 Square Meters, more or less, with 10 coco trees. As per Doc. No. 867; Page No. 163; Book No. IV; Series of 1988; under Notary Public of ATTY. ERNIE D. CLARETE.

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EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE WITH WAIVER OF SHARE

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