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Lawmaker backs martial law in ASG-infested areas Volume VI, No. 021

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June 16, 2016

By Jelly F. Musico of PNA

8 fishermen nabbed for illegal fishing

SENATOR Vicente Sotto III on Wednesday said he supports the proposal to declare martial law in certain parts of Mindanao particularly in the Abu Sayyaf Group (ASG)-infested areas.

By OBET SAMONTE Contributor

See full story, page A2

CDO’s 2016 P2.4B budget gets approval

By CRIS DIAZ Executive Editor

CAGAYAN de Oro City-The City Council has approved Php 2.4 billion budget for the city’s 2016 annual budget, up 18 percent over that of last year’s Php 2.08 billion budget, an official said Wednesday.

City Vice Mayor Ian Acenas said that the 2016 annual budget was approved during the regular session on Monday under City Ordinance No. 13081-2016.

He said that although the city executive proposed a Php 4.8 billion budget, the actual income of the city government was only Php 2.2 billion in 2014 prompting the city council to approve only Php . 2.08 billion See BUDGET, page A7

MILITARY TENT NEAR EVACUATION CENTER.

Soldiers belonging to the 58th Infantry Battalion pitched a ‘’bayanihan team activities (BTA)’’ tent last Friday, June 10, in front of the public gymnasium where the 225 bakwit or internally displaced persons (IDPs) from Sitio Camansi and Tapul, Barangay Banglay, Lagonglong in Misamis Oriental. had taken refuge on Sunday, June 5. But the IDPs, all lumad Higaonon, have expressed dissent against the military’s move, saying that it is against the International Humanitarian Law. They stressed their collective need to end the militarization of their village and the evacuation center. Photo by Lina Sagaral Reyes

BUTUAN City--Authorities on Sunday arrested eight fishermen engaged in illegal fishing in the waters of Barangay Lumbocan in Agusan del Norte.

Ar rested were C arl Abella Madredano, 19; single, Henry Abella, 49; Benbenido Subrado, 62; Alimar Gaid, 28; Luciano del Rosario, 50; and Jason Neri, 23; all residents of Barangay Bayabas, Cagayan de Oro City.

Also arrested were Diego Antigue, 47; Anthony Antigue, 24; all residents of Barangay Manapa, See fishing, page A2

BIGGEST MASS SURRENDER

By CHRIS V. PANGANIBAN Editor-at-large

ROSARIO, Agusan del Sur--President-elect Rodrigo Duterte’s no-nonsense commitment to rid the country of drug abuse has already made a chilling effect to more than 200 shabu drug dependents and suspected peddlers of this gold-rich town.

The shabu dependent residents are coming from the neighboring mining villages of Bayugan 3 and

200 shabu users, pushers yield in Agusan town n

Sta. Cruz here who voluntarily surfaced and turned themselves in before Mayor Jose Cuyos and police authorities.

Police claimed the formal yield among residents who admitted they have been addicted to using the illegal drug substance shabu

(methamphetamine hydrochloride) while some others engaged in such illicit drug trade is considered the biggest mass surrender in the country.

The residents went to the Bayugan 3 Barangay Hall to confirm about their involvement of drug abuse and vowed before Cuyos to reform and stop using shabu anymore.

“President-elect Rodrigo Duterte has not yet assumed Mayor Jose Cuyos of Rosario, Agusan del Sur seriously office but you already talking with the residents who admitted being addicted See biggest, page A7

to shabu. Photo by Chris V. Panganiban

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Lawmaker backs martial law in ASG-infested areas

By Jelly F. Musico of PNA

SENATOR Vicente Sotto III on Wednesday said he supports the proposal to declare martial law in certain parts of Mindanao particularly in the Abu Sayyaf Group (ASG)-infested areas.

“I have no objection to military rule in the areas of the Abu Sayyaf,” Sotto said during the weekly Kapihan sa Senado media forum.

Sotto made this reaction after incoming Philippine National Police (PNP) Chief Ronald ‘Bato’ dela Rosa supported the idea

to address the problems of terrorism and insurgency in Mindanao.

Sotto called the ASG bandits coward for beheading their second Canadian hostage after Robert Hall’s failed to pay PHP600 million ransom.

“It’s an act of cowardice.

Matatapang lang sila kasi sila may baril. Wala ako bilib sa pumapatay ng tao na nakatali. I condemned it,” Sotto said.

Sotto believed that incoming President Rodrigo Duterte has already plans on how to stop the atrocities of the Abu Sayyaf, considered

as terrorist group operating in the southern part of the Philippines.

“I have met and known Duterte since 1988. What I can say is palagay ko, he believes in the saying that I believe in also which is ‘Run silent, run deep,” Sotto warned.

Sotto, the only senator with perfect attendance in the last 16th Congress, also believed the Philippine Army is just waiting for the go signal from the Commander in Chief to go all-out war against the ASG bandits “Ang Philippine Army

Thursday, June 16, 2016

which is under the Armed Forces of the Philippines ay naghihintay lang ng pagkakataon na bigyan ng go signal. That’s according to Senators Panfilo Lacson and Gringo Honasan,” Sotto said.

Lacson was a former Philippine National Police (PNP) chief while Honasan was a former military colonel and one of the military figures in the popular 1986 People’s Power Revolution.

Sotto also supported SOTTO the national policy of the government not pay ransom “Paying ransom is an act to any kidnap-for-ransom of negotiation. We should groups like the ASG. not negotiate with the ter-

duterte

rorist group as provided in the international law,” Sotto said. (PNA)

Duterte names 3 more Cabinet secretaries DAVAO City--Presidentelect Rodrigo Duterte has finally named his secretaries for the departments of Health, Tourism and Trade and Industry.

Health Secretary is Dr. Paulyn Jean Rosell-Ubial, Tourism Secretary is Wanda Corazon Tulfo-Teo and Trade Secretary is Ramon Lopez. Their names were announced by Ernie Abella, ”one of the designated spokespersons” of Duterte, in a 38-second video clip given to the media Monday night.

Ubial, currently Assistant Secretary at the Depart-

ment of Health’s Office for Health Regulations, hails from M’lang in North Cotabato. Ubial is a graduate of the University of the East Ramon Magsaysay Memorial Center (UERMMMC) Class of 1987. She is the second member of Duterte’s official family who is from M’lang, after former North Cotabato Governor Emmanuel Pinol, the incoming Agriculture Secretary.

Teo, owner and President of the Mt. Apo Travel and Tours in Davao City is President of the National Association and Independent Travel Agencies (NAITAS).

Teaching generations

By Lou Abonitalla Mapa, Teacher III Barra Elementary School District of Opol

In teaching, you are not only teaching 40-45 pupils, but eventually you will teach a generation and the next generation. So as in a school structure, it is not only the pupils who can learn but also us teachers, we learn from our pupils, from our leaders and even from our fellow teachers.

As this, we can eventually learn from our School Principal.

The principal is the keyman of the school management and services. Even what the classroom teacher is able to do on his own varies with the principal’s personality, point of view, and knowledge of guidance. Some teachers say “I could do more effective guidance if my principal must exemplify guidance in his day-by-day personnel relations with parents, teachers, and pupils.

Teachers may expect the principal to understand the nature of guidance and to have a vision of what it may accomplish,

to develop the guidance programme cooperatively with his staff, and to carry out the will of the group.

It is his responsibility to select new faculty members who have the guidance point of view, to educate and obtain from his Board and the public necessary financial resources, to provide necessary time and, to release the creative energies of every member of his staff.

The principal work with his or her staff members as individuals and also sits with various groups and committees as a listening non-dominating member.

His or her personal contacts can be most effective. Most teachers appreciate having someone with whom they can discuss a problem at the time it is uppermost in their minds. The principal services as a sort of supply depot for ideas, time, materials, and special services.

If some of the teachers have had no guidance courses in their teacher education, and others want

A graduate of BS Business Adminstration at the St. Theresa’s College in Quezon City, she is a member of the Davao Travel Agencies Association (DTAA), the Davao Association of Tour Operators (DATO) and the Davao Regional Tourism Council (DRTC).

Teo is sister of Inquirer columnist Mon Tulfo.

Lopez is Exeuctive Director of Go Negosyo, an 11-year old “private sector advocacy movement to support the government in helping communities build a country of enterprising Filipinos and inclusive to improve the guidance work they are now doing, the principal will provide in-service education.

As we teachers also learn from our School Head, it is not only the pupils who are getting value-laden insights but also us, of course with the help and guidance of the School Head. That is why, teachers and the School Head must work hand in hand not only to provide the best education but so as to provide holistic education among the pupils and the internal and external stakeholders.

As it is seen, that what we teach to our pupils in this generation, they will eventually pass it on the next generation. I pray, may God bless all the teachers and all the teaching and non-teaching workforce of the Department of Education.

Let us teach this generation and the next generations with pure heart and pure commitment in making them productive and globally competitive in their respective endeavors, so as to us teachers.

prosperity.”

According to the Go Negosyo website, Duterte, during the organization’s “Meet the Presidentiables” forum in February, vowed support for the Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) as part of his poverty alleviation program.

Lopez met with Duterte in Davao City a week after the elections and vowed support for his administration’s programs on the MSME. The Go Negosyo report also noted that “with the support of the Duterte administration to the advocacy, we can expect a strengthened and empowered entrepreneurship community.” (Carolyn Photo from Dr. Paulyn Jean Rosell-Ubial’s Facebook O. Arguillas / MindaNews) account.

Duterte administration to deal with lawless elements, ASG--Panelo DAVAO City––The incoming administration of Presidentelect Rodrigo Duterte will deal with all lawless elements including the Abu Sayyaf Group in Sulu Province but will clearly uphold a “no ransom policy” of the government on kidnapping.

This was emphasized by incoming Presidential Spokesperson Salvador Panelo in an interview with the media at the Marco Polo Hotel on Tuesday when sought for the stand of Duterte with regard to the ASG. “President-elect Duterte will solve problem on criminality and illegality - that is his commitment, to suppress all these,” Panelo said, adding that he is sure Duterte will solve that kind of problem.

“He will solve the problem and other problems of equal magnitude and I don’t see any problem knowing him.. marami siyang style hindi natin alam (he has many style we do not know) but very effective,” he told reporters.

“I am not sure how he will deal with but I am sure he will deal with it and he will be effective in dealing with it,” he added.

But Panelo said the beheading of Robert Hall, the second Canadian killed by the ASG reportedly to taunt Duterte, must be addressed to the current administration of President Benigno Aquino because Duterte is not yet president.

“If they do that during the

administration of Duterte, then that could be a challenge to him but not now,” he said.

Panelo said he has not discussed with Duterte his stand on Hall’s beheading and if the incoming president is willing to help to save the remaining hostages in view of the recent appeal from the family of Hall’s girlfriend Marites Flor. Hall was beheaded after the deadline to pay the ransom demand of P300 million lapsed on Monday.

“Wala naman siyang binanggit, nagkita kami kagabi (He did not mention it when we met last night [Monday night]. I did not also ask him.

But I will not be surprised as Duterte always helps those in need,” he added. (PNA)

Fishing...

group of 1302nd Maritime Group headed by SPO2 Arturo Campania, Naval Task Group 72 of the Philippine Navy led by Technical Sergeant Nico Santillan and officers of Butuan City Police Station 3 led by Insp.

Salvador Cagadas and local Bantay Dagat.

The arrest of the fish-

ermen stemmed from the complaint of Punong Barangay Shirley M. Reyes.

Reyes said she had warned the fishermen not to use sudsod in their fishing activities, but the illegal fishing continue--and even mushroomed prompting local fishermen from the barangay to also complained.

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Buenavista, Agusan del Norte.

The suspects were aboard six motor boats and were caught in the act of illegal fishing when apprehended around 10 p.m. on June 6, 2016 by the combined

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Bakwits decry ‘bayanihan team’ tent near gym-refuge Thursday, June 16, 2016

By Lina Sagaral Reyes Contributing Editor

LAGONGLONG, Misamis Oriental--A platoon of soldiers belonging to the 58th Infantry Battalion pitched a ‘’bayanihan team activities (BTA)’’ tent last Friday, June 10, in front of the public gymnasium where the bakwits or internally displaced persons (IDPs) from Sitio Camansi and Tapul, Barangay Banglay had taken refuge on Sunday, June 5.

But the IDPs, all lumad Higaonon numbering 225, have expressed dissent against the military’s move, saying that it is against the International Humanitarian Law. They stressed their collective need to end the militarization of their village and the evacuation center.

This, as 52 schoolchildren among the IDPs missed going to school when the school year began on Monday, June 13.

It is the fourth time in

IDPS MISS SCHOOL OPENING. Lumad children evacuees take a look into the strange world outside the gates of the town gym where they are encamped after they fled their village last June 5. Some 52 children of school age have missed the opening of classes last June 13. In the background is the Mt. BAlatukan Mt. Range where their village is located. Photo by Lina Sagaral Reyes three years that Sitios Camansi and Tapul residents have evacuated from their village about 30 kilometers from the poblacion as the military sent troops to conduct ‘’bayanihan team activities’’ in their midst.

The residents said they are afraid of being caught in the crossfire if the military and the rebels would clash. “To evacuate was a preventive move on our part. If the soldiers stay within the village, we also

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Bayanihan is contrary to international conventions that the Philippines has signed. He said it is against the Geneva Convention, the International Humanitarian Law and International Declaration of Human Rights. ‘’That’s why as a rights group we condemn the Oplan as its psy-war targets are really the civilians, the communities, not the insurgency.’’ ‘’The BTA is already years-old. It has been here a long time, implemented not only in Misamis Oriental, not only in Mindanao but all over the Philippines,’’ said First Lt. Janelle Diaz, spokesperson of the battalion stationed in Umagos, Lagonglong. ‘’Operator din ako ng BTA way back in 2013, 2014 and 2015,’’ said Diaz. ‘’The intent of the BTA is to serve as a bridge, to bring the government services to infiltrated areas (by the rebels), or hinterland barangays, wherever social See bakwits, page A7

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become targets, if the rebels would fight the soldiers in our midst,’’ explained Nenita Hilogon, spokesperson of Tagtabulon, the village organization. ‘’It is frustrating to see so many army trucks with so many

soldiers in full-battle gear right here where we have evacuated.’’ ‘’The International Humanitarian Law (IHL) explicitly prohibits any armed group to encamp near communities,’’ explained Christopher Ablong, secretarygeneral of the rights group, Karapatan, and a priest of the Iglesia Filipina Independiente (IFI), at a press conference condemning the militarization of lumad communities in Misamis Oriental. ‘’I am saddened to know that they, the state forces insist on violating the human rights of the lumad. It means they have not been capacitated by the government to understand the IHL, the people’s human rights.’’

But the military insists that the BTA is legitimate ‘’as mandated of the armed forces’’ under Oplan Bayanihan, the six-year internal peace and security plan of the Aquino administration.

Ablong added that Oplan

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Mass murder statistics in America

Some 33,000 people in America die of gun violence every year, according to the Centers for Disease Control.

3,380: Number of American civilian deaths by terrorism from 2001 to 2013.

Total number of American deaths by gun violence in U.S. during same span: 406,496.

994: Number of massive shootings that have occurred since the assault at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., which left 20 children and six educators dead in December 2012.

45: The number of school shootings in the U.S. in 2015.

30: The number of gunrelated deaths per 1 million people in the United States.

15: The number of statements given by President Barack Obama on gun violence during his presidency.

13: The numb er of weapons, including an assault rifle, that the gunman at Umpqua Community College had stockpiled for Thursday’s rampage.

5: The number of gunrelated deaths per 1 million people in Canada.

Zero: The number of times in this editorial we’re using the name of the gunman in Oregon. This is no precedent, and it’s not to suggest that the name can’t be found elsewhere including on other pages of this newspaper. We do so primarily because the

evidence suggests the limelight is what this 26-yearold young man wanted most.

“I have noticed that so many people like (the shooter who killed a TV news reporter and cameraman in Virginia last month) are alone and unknown, yet when they spill a little blood, the whole world knows who they are,” the man wrote on a blog post, according to CBS News. “A man who was known by no one, is now known by everyone. …

Seems like the more people you kill, the more you’re in the limelight.”

Besides, the details on the shooter are not new. Young.

White male. Isolated. Preoccupied with weaponry. As President Barack Obama

won or not must file their Statements of Contributions and Expenditures (SOCEs) and the relevant Schedules and supporting documents.”

The same section states that the 08 June 2016 deadline shall be final and nonextendible. Submissions beyond this period shall not be accepted.

Comelec Resolution No. 9991 also repealed COMELEC Resolution 9873, which extends the deadline of the submission of SOCEs on 30 June 2014. The repealed resolution was approved in a minute meeting in connection with the May 2013 national and elections - not the 09 May 2016 national and local elections.

The LP headed by outgoing President Aquino and defeated presidential candidate Roxas brazenly violated the COMELEC Resolution No. 9991. Knowing that the extension of the SOCEs is no longer extendible, Aquino

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said on Thursday, “Somehow this has become routine.

The reporting is routine.

My response here at this podium ends up being routine, the conversation in the aftermath of it … We have become numb to this.”

The fact is America doesn’t remember the shooters anyway. It remembers those who were slain as well as those who did something to save a life — people such as Army veteran Chris Mintz who was shot seven times in his efforts to save students during the shooting.

Zero is also the chances, in our view, that anything will change in the nation’s political landscape before the next massive shooting — and the numbers climb some more.

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and Roxas are callously and shamelessly, asking for an extension.

Is the Aquino government trying to send a message that the LP can circumvent the COMELEC rules at their pleasures?

Obviously, the action of the LP is deliberate.

The plotters are now testing the waters, whether it is ripe to stage a coup in connivance with the “corrupt military officials.”

Of black and white

I can predict that when Pres. Digong Duterte assumes office on July 1, this year, killing of drug lords, drug pushers, users, corrupt politicians and journalists, criminals, etc. will begin.

He must have a network of killers. Unless he changed his mind, this means better business opportunities for embalmers, funeral parlors and private cemeteries. Undoubtedly, these people will be “salvaged” or by way of summary killing since our country does not have a law on death penalty.

Whether we like it or not, this is dictatorship pure and simple. The United Nations and religious sectors will not agree on this much less human rights groups around the world. Necessarily, this will make Digong, the killer and his popularity that catapulted him to power will be devastated in its entirety.

I wholeheartedly disagree to this style of running the government. Another thing, killing of criminals

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by hanging from a tree is absolutely painful and cruel.

000 The Abu Sayaff has beheaded another Canadian citizen held hostage for failure to turn over the huge amount of money as ransom.

This condemnable act is definitely without parallel and this is the group of kidnappers that should be annihilated completely.

Here I urge Pres. Digong to move forward and destroy the web of bandits that dishonored our country. I doubt if we can talk peace

with these kind of unmanageable criminals.

000 According to Bill Gates, the richest man on the surface of earth, his family goes to Catholic Church. “it makes sense and inspire me on religious morality” he said. To me we may differ in religion and even call the supreme being in different names but for one thing, we all worship the same Almighty God because there is only one God. 000 Terrorists love wholesale killing of innocent people.

They are all over the world.

They strike at a time when no one think of them. To play their game, I urge everyone to avoid large crowd because this is one of their favorite targets. Do not be a victim of a situation where you are aware of. No matter how poor we are, to be alive is still the best thing ever in this world. Whenever possible, stay at home.

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The plotters are reportedly also banking on the connivance of the Roman Catholic Church, which became one of the groups that vehemently detests Duterte’s election to the presidency.

One would never think of the Roman Catholic Church to be part of the reported “military coup” against Duterte. However, with the Roman Catholic Church’s role in the “military-politician uprising” that toppled the strongman President Ferdinand Marcos in 1986, the suspicion of the participation of the Roman Catholic Church in the plot to oust Duterte could not be set aside.

After all, the Roman Catholic Church’s main role could be to call for “warm bodies” to serve as “human shields” as it did in the 1986 “military-politician” revolt in EDSA. See diaz, page A7

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How to Have It All Think a minute…

There was a rich English Baron named Fitzgerald who had only 1 child, a son.

Fitzgerald’s only son was the love and pride of his parents. But when the son was just a boy, his mother died. He and his father became even closer. Meantime, Fitzgerald had become much richer. He collected very See hurst, page A7

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3 suspected drug dealers killed in Surigao Norte this month SURIGAO City -- Three suspected drug dealers have been killed in Surigao del Norte within the first week of this month, police said.

The latest incident occurred on June 7, in Barangay Bad-as, Placer town when unknown assailants shot dead Genesis Maarat Lebaste, 26, a resident of the place.

Police quoted Esmeraldo Lebaste, the victim’s father, as confirming that his son was indeed a drug dealer.

The day before Lebaste’s death, a suspected drug dealer identified as Dindo Besitula, 49, was ambushed in this city by gunmen aboard a motorcycle.

Besitula, a resident of Barangay San Juan, was driving a Honda Civic along Kaimo Street corner Narciso Street when the assailants struck. He sustained multiple gunshot

wounds in the body.

His two companions, Rhea Mae Sandigan Patual and Jaime Parpan Argona, were unharmed.

Police recovered packs of suspected shabu (methamphetamine hydrochloride), a .45 caliber pistol with live ammunition and a K-G9 submachine gun with 18 live ammunition.

Inspector Joel Cabanes, intelligence division chief of Surigao City Police Office said Besitula was elusive and the top drug dealer in Surigao del Norte.

Early in February police raided Besitula’s house but the suspect eluded arrest.

Police found in his house three packs of suspected shabu weighing a total of 300 grams but which turned out to be fake upon examination at the police laboratory.

Days after the raid, Besitula told reporters that he “planted” fake shabu

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because he knew he would be arrested.

“He was staying in one of the resorts in General Luna and reportedly dropping big packs of shabu to his local contacts in the town,” said General Luna Mayor Jaime P. Rusillon.

Rusillon, who was reelected as mayor in last month’s elections, said that if criminals have been killed in Davao City, there’s no reason it can’t be done in Surigao del Norte.

Police Officer 3 Asgar Elliot of General Luna Police Office said they had long wanted to arrest

Besitula but he was too elusive.

“He even used speed boats and had close contacts with prominent persons in the island,” Elliot said.

“We got no problem now after he was slain in Surigao,” he said.

The first reported killing of a suspected drug dealer happened on June 2, in General Luna.

Police identified the victim as Recarido Antipasado, an employee at the town’s Municipal Agriculture Office, who was

shot dead by unidentified gunmen.

Police Supt. James Mejia, police provincial direc-

tor said they have yet to identify suspects in the killings. (Roel N. Catoto/ MindaNews)

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June 14, 2016

In compliance with the publication requirement and pursuant to OCRG Memorandum Circular No. 2013-1 Guidelines in the Implementation of the Administrative Order No. 1 Series of 2012 (IRR on R.A. 10172), Notice is hereby served to the public that ROLANDO C. LINGAOLINGAO has filed with this Office, a petition for correction of entry in sex from “MALE” to “FEMALE” in the Certificate of Live Birth of BLENDA SARDIDO LINGAOLINGAO at Digos, Davao del Sur and whose parents are Rolando C. Lingaolingao and Calixta C. Sardido.

Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than July 04, 2016.

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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC June 14, 2016

In Compliance with the Publication requirement and pursuant to OCRG Memorandum Circular No. 2013-1 Guidelines in the Implementation of the Administrative Order No. 1 Series of 2012 (IRR on R.A. 10172), Notice is hereby served to the public that ALEXIS JOIE A. BAGASBAS has filed with this Office, a petition for correction of entry in sex from “MALE” to “FEMALE” in the Certificate Of Live Birth of ALEXIS JOIE ANGUS BAGASBAS at Digos, Davao del Sur and whose parents are Ernesto C. Bagasbas and Amada Angus.

Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than July 04, 2016.

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NOTICE is hereby given that the estate of spouses JOSE G. GABOR and MARCOSA ACAS, who died intestate at Butuan City on August 14, 1971 and June 12, 2002, respectively, consisting of a parcel of land (Lot 3-D-3-C-1 of the subdivision plan (LRC) Psd-133691, being a portion of Lot 3-D-3-C, (LRC) Psd-160139, LRC Rec. No. N. Pat.) situated at Butuan City covered under Transfer Certificate of Title No. RT-6207 with Jose G. Gabor married to Marcosa Acas, as the registered owner/holder, containing an area of 799 square meters, more or less, is the subject of a DEED OF EXTRA-JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF THE ESTATE OF THE DECEASED SPOUSES JOSE G. GABOR AND MARCOSA ACAS made and entered into by and among the deceased spouses Jose G. Gabor and Marcosa Acas’ heirs, namely, Matilde Gabor Delos Reyes and Emilia Gabor-Sanchez, who were also both dead but duly represented by their children, namely, Editha R. Ellasos, Henry Delos Reyes, Julieto Gabor, Jr., Fely Godiz-Ruiz, Teresita R. Milan, Rosanna R. Ogahayon, Helenda Sanchez-Raniel, Armi Sanchez-Timon, and Jocelyn Enriquez-Morano, per Doc. 43; Page No. 9; Book No. V; Series of 2015 of the Notarial Registry of Atty.

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In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. No. 9048, a NOTICE is hereby served to the public that ABELIO C. DAGAYDAY has filed with this office a petition for the change of first name from “AQUILINO, JR.” to “ABELIO” in the Birth Certificate of AQUILINO, JR. CABUALAN DAGAYDAY who was born on FEBRUARY 22,1954 at Kabulawan, Lagonglong, Misamis Oriental and whose parents are AQUILINO, SR. DAGAYDAY and PROTACIA CABUALAN. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than fifteen (15) days from the start of the first publication.

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In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. 9048, a notice is hereby served to the public that FERDINAND V. ARELLANO has filed with this Office a petition for CHANGE OF FIRST NAME (CFN) from “NOLI” to “FERDINAND” in the Birth Certificate of NOLI VELCHEZ ARELLANO who was born on July 21, 1960 at Tagjaguimit, Naga Cebu and whose parents are Pedro Arellano and Elsa Velchez.

Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his/her written opposition with this Office not later than July 03, 2016.

Issued this 13th day of June 2016 at Digos City, Davao del Sur, Philippines.

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In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. No. 9048, a NOTICE is hereby served to the public that HOWELL U. PONCARDAS has filed with this office a petition for the change of first name from “HORNEL” to “HOWELL” in the Certificate of Live Birth of HORNEL B. PONCARDAS who was born on JAN. 26,1959 in Cagayan de Oro City and whose parents are DIOSDADO B. PONCARDAS and LEONILA N. UDANG.

Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than June 17, 2016.

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Stores Asia Expo, undoubtedly the best venue for retail-solutions providers to meet prospective clients in the Philippine retail industry, will be back for its 2016 edition on August 10 and 11 at the SMX Convention Center.

The Philippine Retailers Association (PRA) expressed confidence that Stores Asia Expo 2016 will top the previous stagings of the two-day event in terms

of number of visitors and exhibitors.

“We have seen the robust growth of the country’s retail industry, especially with the entry of more foreign players and the advancement of technology that makes ecommerce a big part of Filipinos’ shopping experience. This further highlights the importance of Stores Asia Expo as the country biggest venue for networking among retail-

ers and industry suppliers,” NRCE Overall Chairman Frederick Go emphasized.

Stores Asia Expo is the twin activity of the National Retail Conference and Expo: It is the only focused and dedicated retail suppliers’ exhibition in the Philippines.

Suppliers of retail-industry solutions and retailers directly link with each other at the event. To be exhibited at the event are

Retail Solutions, E-Comm & M-Comm, Shopfit & Stores Design, Digital Marketing and Retail Marketing.

“The PRA carefully puts together the relevant solutions for retailers under one roof, while the attendees are serious trade buyers who visit the expo to really look for the right solutions to grow their business. Stores Asia Expo is really worth the time, effort and resources for both exhibitors and

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trade buyers,” Go, who is also president of Robinsons Recreation Corporation and Robinsons Land Corporation added.

L imite d numb er of booths are still available.

Interested exhibitors may contact the PRA Executive secretariat now to book the space they require for the Stores Asia Expo 2016. Look for Ms. Mayan Sangil, Project Manager at 6874180-81, or email at communica-

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The 23rd NRCE is sponsored by The SM Store and PLDT Alpha Enterprise as Platinum sponsors, Robinsons Malls, Ayala malls, Araneta Center, Bench, Wilcon Depot, HP Enterprise, HP Philippines, The Philippine Star, BusinessWorld, Fascin8, Duty Free Philippines, HBC, and Shangri-la Mall.

On its 79th anniversary, state pension fund Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) launches the Electronic GSIS Member Online (eGSISMO), a web-based facility that now allows GSIS members to view their membership profile, service records, premium payments, status of loan application, and loan repayments and balances.

Without going to GSIS offices anymore, members may access eGSISMO any time via their personal computer or tablet equipped with Internet connectivity.

Members may go to http://egsismo.gsis.gov. ph/ and register prior to accessing the facility. When registering, members’ busi-

ness partner number and date of birth are required.

As of this date, members born 1982 and later may initially register and access eGSISMO until the system becomes fully operational to include all members belonging to earlier birth years.

“This facility will empower our members by giving them direct access to their records. eGSISMO will also minimize their inquiries and concerns on the state of their records,” President and General Manager Robert Vergara said.

For inquiries, members may visit any GSIS office nationwide, call the GSIS Contact Center at 847-4747, or email gsiscares@gsis.gov. ph.

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The CYNOSURE has never acknowledged the EDSA uprising as a “peaceful revolution” to oust a dictatorship. The incident took place only Manila and the rest of the country was the unwilling victim of the “uprising” of the “elite.”

For one the EDSA anarchy in 1986 was the revolt of the “disgruntled politicians in conspiracy” with the Roman Catholic Church.

The ambitious Roman Catholic Church then wants to install a leader that would bow down to the church’s caprices. The political opposition then was also motivated by the “greed” to return to power! Thus, the installation of the unqualified widow and housewife was the culmination of the conspiracy that, actually, led to a series of debacles that the country has inherited until the incumbency of President Benigno Aquino, who won the presidency in 2010 in an atmosphere of doubt and disbelief. -0Send comments/reactions: crisguardian@yahoo.com

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expensive, valuable paintings by the famous artists of the world. Then, just 2 years after losing his wife, Fitzgerald’s son became sick and died as a young boy.

Before Fitzgerald himself died years later, he carefully wrote his will and instructions on how his riches were to be handled. He wanted an auction to sell all of his valuable paintings. They were worth millions of dollars, so many rich people from all over Europe came to the auction.

Among all the valuable paintings, however, was 1 cheap, poor quality painting by an unknown local artist. It was a painting of Fitzgerald’s only son.

Fitzgerald had ordered that this painting of his son be sold first before any of the other expensive paintings.

Yet, because it was of such poor quality no one wanted to buy it. Finally, an old servant of Fitzgerald who had known the son and loved him offered to by the ugly painting for only a couple of dollars.

Then, before they continued to sell all the expensive, valuable paintings, the lawyer read out loud from Fitzgerald’s will. Fitzgerald had written: “Whoever buys the painting of my son also gets everything else that I own. The auction is now over.” That old servant who truly loved Fitzgerald’s son got everything! All of Fitzgerald’s valuable art, money, houses, land, the servant got it all!

Remember, God said that if we love and live for Jesus Christ, God’s only Son, then we also will become God’s children and have all that God has to give us. But you and I must choose to love Jesus and live His way every day, instead of our own way.

Jesus said that’s the only way you and I can have it all. So why not become God’s son or daughter today? Simply ask Jesus to take full charge of your heart and way of living, for the rest of your life.

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workers have difficulties in reaching out as the villages are far and only horses or carabaos are the means of transportation.’’

Diaz added that ‘’as long as local government units, like the town or provincial governments, still need us to serve as facilitators to assess the real needs of hinterland communities.’’

Asked why a platoon had been stationed in the heart of town barely five meters from the IDP encampment and just across the offices of the service agencies, Diaz said that BTAs are also held to secure communities from the threats posed by communist insurgents. ‘’We got reports from residents here that several suspiciouslooking persons have been seen getting inside the gym.

There were sightings but these have not been validated or confirmed.’’

The military spokesperson noted that the IDPs were so wary of the soldiers as most of them refused to heed their instructions to get their share of food packages consisting of five-kilo rice packs, noodles and sardines as well as snack packs for children. Diaz said the food packs were donations of the troops from their own subsistence allowance. ‘’We had been wondering why they are so wary,’’ Diaz noted. ’I think it is because there are organizers in their midst who tell them not to speak to us, they are not afraid of us but of their organizers,’’ she added.

But Hilogon, the Tagtabulon leader, emphasized that the Camansi and Tapul IDPs are indeed organized and that there is nothing wrong about organizing. ‘’The right to organize and assemble is a basic human right, and the Indigenous People’s Rights Act also includes our right as indigenous people to organize among ourselves.’’

Tagtabulon is a member of Kalumbay, the Northern Mindanao federation of Lumad organizations.

residents to make good of their commitment by not going back to their old bad habits.

He also warned shabu pushers to stop selling the illegal drug anymore or he will not hesitate to rot them in jail.

Cuyos’ older brother Reynaldo, who is the village head of Bayugan 3, disclosed there were some 150 shabu users and around 80 drug pushers who heed the call for the mass surrender after their successful campaign dubbed as “”Oplan Tokhang” , an abbreviation to the local vernacular “Toktok ( Knock)” and “Hangyo (Plea).”

Senior Inspector Christopher John Viajar, local police chief, believed more users and pushers will surrender in the next few weeks fearing that they wou ld b e come t argets of “Oplan Rody” when Duterte assumes office in July.

The mass surrender was triggered by the killing of two shabu pushers while two others were seriously injured in a span of a day last week in Bayugan 3, the most populated village of this town where it is considered shabu abuse is most rampant in the entire province.

Sangguniang Panlalawigan member Gilbert Elorde, relaying a message from Gov. Adolph Edward Plaza, told the drug dependents and pushers in the gathering to stand firm of their commitment not to go back to addiction again.

“Don’t fear for your lives, rather, pity yourselves and change for the better,” Elorde said.

In an interview after the event, Mayor Cuyos said he is willing to send drug addicts to rehabilitation centers in Davao City and other urban areas assuring that the expensive cost of this process will be shouldered from his own pocket.

Cuyos admitted the neighboring village had most number of drug users because many of them are gold tunnel excavators who depend on shabu to keep them awake working for 48 hours inside the deep holes.

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budget in 2015.

City Councilor Alden Bacal, said that the city executive has, for several times, denied the request made by the city council to submit the actual income of the city government in 2015.

Bacal said that the increase of the budget this year would be distributed to various departments based on the documents submitted to the City Council.

City Councilor Ramon Tabor, chair of the city council committee on police, fire, and public safety, said that the budget of the Cagayan De Oro Police Office (COCPO) also increased by Php 12 million in 2016.

In 2016, the budget for the COCPO was raised to Php 41 million compared to the 2015 budget of only Php 28.3 million.

Tabor said that the COCPO budget this year would be used to procure two units service vehicles worth Php 3.6 million; Php 5 million for five units pickup trucks, Php 2.7 million for 35 units of motorcycle to address the mobility of the local police office.

He said that the amount of Php 2.7 million would be earmarked for gasoline,

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oil and lubricant expenses and Php 24 million for financial incentive to 100 police personnel at Php 2,000 each a month.

In this year’s budget, Php 3 million is allocated for the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA), Tabor said.

He said that the amount of Php 700,000 would be used for the installation of Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) for the City JailMaile Dormitory and to rehabilitate the City Jail’s Water System.

The controversial intelligence allocated for the city executive’s office was reduced to Php 500,000, which drew reaction from one of the city councilors.

City Councilor Roger Abaday raised concern that the confidential and intelligence expenses for the Office of the City Mayor might not be enough to implement the peace and order program of the city government.

Tabor, however, told the city council that other highly urbanized cities, like Cebu City, allocated the amount of Php 500,000 for the City Mayor’s intelligence fund.

Tabor believed that an increase of the City Mayor’s intelligence fund could not deter the commission of crimes after all.

000 M a ny F i l i p i n o s w e r e stunned to see the Philippine flag displayed by Facebook during the celebration of the Independence Day showing the red color at the top. This is the case if the country is at war. During peace time, the blue color should be on the top. The error is definitely insignificant to foreigners but to us, it is really something.

000 I am glad that the hundreds of evacuees who ran away from their barangays in the towns of Balingasag, Salay and Lagonglong in Misamis Oriental have returned to their places.

This is because the firefight between the government soldiers and the NPA rebels have stopped and smokes of gun fires in the skies have cleared. I hope this will be the beginning of peace around the island of Mindanao. I hope the rebels will realize what they are doing is just disturbing the country and people NOTICE and nothing else. Misamis NOTICE Oriental used to be a very NOTICE is hereby given that the NOTICE is hereby given that the peaceful province until estate of LADISLAO CARBONILLA, estate of spouses PEPITO ATAMOSA these armed men came. who died intestate on August 28, 1997 ARNIBAL AND PAULA ACOMPAat Butuan City, consisting of a parcel ÑADO ARNIBAL, who both died 000 of land (P-8-372 lot 201, BLLM 18 intestate at Butuan City on June 9, 1969 I wish to congratulate the t-s-372 Bearings S 07-54E 1776.48) and January 26, 1993, respectively, police and other governsituated at Bon-bon, Butuan City consisting of a certain parcel of land under Tax Declaration No. 08-07ment agencies in their eflocated at Barangay Doongan, Butuan 0001-03159, containing an area of City declared under Tax Declaration forts to fight the illegal use 341 square meters, more or less, is No. 08-04-0003-00143 containing of drugs. Now we see how the subject of an EXTRA-JUDICIAL an area of 1,414 square meters, far this evil has eroded our SETTLEMENT OF THE ESTATE OF more or less, is the subject of an DECEASED LADISLAO CARBOsociety. It has reached many EXTRA-JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT NILLA WITH SALE made and entered OF ESTATE OF THE LATE SPS. politicians, military and into by Ladislao Carbonilla’s sole PEPITO ATAMOSA ARNIBAL AND police officers, the reasons heirs, namely, Bonifacio Carbonilla, PAULA ACOMPAÑADO ARNIBAL why it is very difficult to and Jose Carbonilla, represented by WITH DEED OF ABSOLUTE SALE Bonifacio C. Carbonilla and Marnie made and entered into by decedents put it down. This matter Fe S. Carbonilla through a Special Pepito Atamosa Arnibal and Paula must be “dutertenized” well Power of Attorney, and as co-heir/ Acompañado Arnibal’s legitimate heirs, if our new president really sellers, selling, transferring and namely, Braulio A. Arnibal and Edilberto conveying by way of Absolute Sale meant business in killing A. Arnibal, and as vendors, have unto buyer Edgar Nayre Bas, married agreed to sell, transfer and convey criminals. to Maria Fe Sonza above-mentioned above-mentioned property unto vendee, 000 parcel of land and all improvements spouses Dionesia A. Batino and Floro I really sympathize with thereon, for and in consideration of T. Batino, for and in consideration of P100,000.00, Philippine Currency, Sen. Bongbong Marcos P150,000.00, Philippine Currency, per per Doc. No. 530; Page No. 26; Book Doc. No. 258; Page No. 93; Book No. who is insisting he lost in No. III; Series of 2016 of the Notarial LXIII; Series of 2015 of the Notarial the last elections by way Registry of Atty. Nestor T. Escalona, Registry of Atty. Jaime M. Cembrano, from page A1 CPA MPA, Notary Public in and for of cheating. VP-elect Leni Jr., Notary Public for and in the City the City of Butuan.

Robredo is an honest lady came ahead to change of Butuan. who would not resort to your ways,” said an elated MDN: June 9, 16 & 23, 2016 MDN: June 2, 9 & 16, 2016 such dirty political maneu- mayor even as he urged the ver. Marcos’ defeat only showed the people do not want a repeat of history.

The young Marcos is just unlucky he is the son of a hated dictator.

000 I wish to express my sincere gratitude to outgoing Pres.

Noynoy Aquino. He has done a lot of good things for the country specially in the growth of the economy and the improved military.

I do not have to mention that corruption has severely dwindled when some suspects were arrested. Our country gained respect in the eyes of world leaders.

Aquino will go down in history as an honest leader.

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GREENWICH INTRODUCES “PIZZERIA” CONCEPT AT SM Greenwich recently opened its newly renovated SM City Cagayan de Oro branch, where it welcomed customers to its newest “pizzeria” store concept.

Giving the chain a fresh look, Greenwich’s new “Pizzeria” store concept combines contemporary, rustic and country designs that exude fun but homey vibe both for the young and the young-at-heart.

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was officiated by Fr. Rene Tacastacas and was graced by Greenwich President Albert Cuadrante and Cagayan de Oro Mayor Oscar Moreno.

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Jesus answered them, “Has it not been written in your Law, `I SAID, YOU ARE GODS’? If he called them gods, to whom the word of God came (and the Scripture cannot be broken), do you say of Him, whom the Father sanctified and sent into the world, `You are blaspheming,’ because I said, `I am the Son of God’? “If I do not do the works of My Father, do not believe me; but if I do

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Time heals wounds The Gospel of Jesus C hrist ( J u n e 1 6 , 2016-Thursday) John 10:31-42”The Jews picked up stones again to stone Him. Jesus answered them, “I showed you many good works from the Father; for which of them are you stoning me?” The Jews answered Him, “For a good work we do not stone you, but for blasphemy; and because you, being a man, make yourself out to be God.”

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us. Probably; if the rock hits Jesus body, it was not too painful because it never penetrated to his inner emotion. The most painful was the bad words and different accusations to him. For me, physical wounds can be cured easily but the inner wounds that we have can be healed only by times with the help of God. Time heals wounds. The truth; it is just easily for us to throw negative

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DSWD, DepEd hold Oratorical Contest on Adoption Consciousness Butuan City- Being the lead agency for Adoption Consciousness celebration, the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD)-Caraga in collaboration with the Department of Education (DepEd)-Caraga conducted on June 6, 2016 the Regional Oratorical Contest on Adoption Consciousness held at Robinsons

Mall, here.

This was actively participated by eight (8) secondary students from different divisions and schools in the region.

The students delivered their original tagalog piece expounding this year’s Adoption Consciousness observance theme, “Legal na Ampon Ako, Anak na Totoo”. The contest aims to

increase the awareness of students, parents and school personnel on the appropriate process of adoption.

In her inspirational message, Regional Director Minda B. Brigoli explained the significant role of the Department in adopting a child.

“The DSWD is the one given the power to constitute this law. Our registered Social Workers counsel the parties involved, contemplate on the eligibility of prospective adoptive parents/families, conduct a case study of the adoptee, facilitate the petition for adoption, and act appropriately on what the court may decide on after the Supervised Trial Custody.” said Brigoli.

“Since 2002, we have placed 61 children to their adoptive parents/families and 28 are currently under due process. These children are now in good hands and are very glad and satisfied of their families. However, more families still need be found for the replacement of many other children nationwide.” she added.

DepEd-Caraga Assistant Regional Director Ramir Uytico also cited in his message the importance of the students’ participation in the advocacy on legal adoption.

In the contest, Ena Francesca Cadayona from Caraga Regional Science High School in Surigao City, won the first price, while Julie-Ar Sibala from Dapa National High School in Su-

The winners of Oratorical contest with Regional Director Brigoli and DepEd Assistant Regional Director Ramer Uytico.

Regional Director Minda Brigoli delivers her inspirational message during the Regional Oratorical Contest for Adoption Consciousness Month on June 6, 2016 at Robinsons Mall, Butuan City.

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Acknowledging pupil’s hardwork

By Lou Abonitalla Mapa, Teacher III Barra Elementary School District of Opol

Academically, the pupil’s education is about to make a huge shift, and not just in the overall difficulty of the work. The biggest shift is the transition from “process-based” learning to “product-based” learning; from an environment in which kids are rewarded for their hard work and into an environment in which hard work is merely a necessary step on the way to an outcome. This shift is a natural part of learning.

Children in elementary and high school are rewarded for the effort they put into projects and assignments. This is key, as it instills a strong work ethic in students. So, when you or your us teacher says, “Wow, Mikey, you’re really working hard on that painting. I’m really proud of you,” you’re teaching your child the importance of hard work. Educators of younger children do this because it works—praising the effort a kid puts in tends to produce more and more effort from the child.

This is not to say that elementary school teachers don’t care about the end product of a given task. Far from it. Rather, they rightly focus on the intermediate accomplish-

ments in order to encourage future successes.

As the ‘reward system’ effectively and efficiently works in enticing class participation and indulgence, we as teachers should always look into acknowledging the hard work of our pupils, whether it be big or small, recognition makes them happy.

Inasmuch as they tend to work hard more and more if their efforts are recognized. As it is also seen that sometimes in their homes, the ‘reward system’ is present in their homes, this would further acknowledge that doing good and doing best are being acknowledged at home or at school.

That in everything that a pupil do, he or she is different from her classmates, that is why recognizing them one by one is the most effective way of boosting their self-confidence and self-esteem, be it at home or at school. I hope we teachers are keen on acknowledging and recognizing our pupils more often, same as if our works are acknowledged, of course it feels so good, so as to pupils also. They need extra attention and recognition, aside from better education.

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Republic of the Philippines DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION AND COMMUNICATIONS MARITIME INDUSTRY AUTHORITY MARINA R.O. XIII PP/Lt. Mario B. Portus, Jr., PPA Compound, Surigao City Tel. No. (+6386) 231-7622/Telefax No. (+6386) 231-7622 / Email: marina.seo@yahoo.com RE: Application for the grant of Certificate of Public Convenience (CPC) to operate a passenger tramper service in the operation of its ship/s in its/their applied route and to charge deregulated rates pursuant to Republic Act No. 9295 and its Revised Implementing Rules and Regulations.

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This refers to the Application for Issuance of Certificate of Public Convenience (CPC), pursuant to RA 9295 and its R-IRR to operate the vessel/s MBCA “SRA. GUADALUPE” as passenger/tramper in the route/s: Poblacion Villanueva, Mis. Or., to Phoenix Depot, Katipunan, Villanueva, Mis. Or., and Shell Depot, Phividec, Villanueva, Mis. Or., and vice versa.

The applicant shall cause the publication of this Order once in any of the five (5) major newspapers of national circulation in the Philippines or in a newspaper of local circulation, as applicable.

Applicant shall present the jurisdictional, qualification and documentary requirements in a hearing to be conducted on 24 June 2016 at 10:30 o’ clock in the morning at the MARINA X Conference Room, Se Jo Lim Bldg., Gemilina St., Carmen, Cagayan de Oro City.

The Applicant shall be required to make a written Formal Offer of Evidence (FOE), afterwhich, the application is deemed submitted for resolution/ decision, upon acceptance of such FOE and declaration that the case is submitted for decision.

WITNESS, the Honorable MARINA Administrator, Dr. Maximo Q Mejia, Jr., PhD, this 13th day of June 2016, Cagayan de Oro City, Philippines.

(SGD)ENGR. MARC ANTHONY P. PASCUA Regional Director MDN: June 16, 2016

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Xavier University among Asia’s top universities Xavier University - Ateneo de Cagayan debuted in the 2016 Asian university rankings released by London-based education and career consultancy Quacquarelli Symonds (QS).

XU secured a spot in the 251-300 bracket

in the QS University Rankings, released on Tuesday, June 14.

“I am very pleased to inform the community that Xavier University was included in the 2016 Asian university rankings released by Quacquarelli Symonds,” XU president

Fr Roberto C Yap SJ said. “The QS University Rankings Asia highlights the top 350 Asian universities.”

Xavier is one of the eight Philippine universities which were included in the said list, along with the University

of the Philippines (#70), Ateneo de Manila University (#99), De La Salle University (#143), University of Santo Tomas (#157), Ateneo de Davao University (#251-300), Silliman University (#251300), and University of San Carlos (#301-350).

The indicators used in the QS University Rankings were: • Academic reputation (30%), of which XU ranked 8th among PH universities; • Employer reputation (20%), of which XU ranked 6th among PH universities; • Faculty-student ratio (15%), of which XU ranked 4th among PH universities; • Citations per paper (10%), of which XU ranked 5th among PH universities; • Papers per faculty (10%), of which XU ranked 8th among PHI universities; • Staff with a PhD (5%); • Proportion of international faculty (2.5%) and of international students (2.5%); and • Proportion of

inbound exchange students (2.5%) and of outbound exchange students (2.5%).

“These criteria by which top universities are evaluated are important to consider in our quest to become a leading ASEAN university forming leaders of character by 2033,” Yap said.

“We congratulate and thank our students, faculty, administrators and staff who practice magis in fostering exceptional institutional quality, excellent program outcomes in teaching, research, creative work and relevant community service,” the Jesuit university president added.

First published in 2009, the QS University Rankings for Asia has adopted this year the Faculty Area Normalisation Approach to bibliometric data to ensure that publications and citations are weighted equally across the five broad faculty areas (Arts & Humanities, Engineering

& Technology, Life Sciences & Medicine, Natural Sciences, and Social Sciences & Management).

The results were also generated from the five years’ worth of data (from 2012 to 2016), according to QS. Founded in 1933, Xavier University Ateneo de Cagayan was the first to be granted with a University Status (in 1958) among the five colleges affiliated with the Ateneo system in the Philippines, becoming also the first university in Mindanao.

In consonance with ASEAN Economic Integration, Xavier envisions to be a leading ASEAN university engaged in teaching, research, formation, and social development while upholding the pursuit of knowledge and truth, dialogue with religions and cultures, and care for the environment and creation.