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DA conducts banana tissue culture training in Region 11

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A V A O City––The Department of Agriculture Region 11 High Value Crops Development Program (DA XIHVCDP) has recently concluded the Hands-on Nursery Management Operations Training of banana tissue culture for mass propagation in response to the scarcity of high-quality planting materials for the alternative staple food and addressing the need of banana manufacturing products.

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Mayor orders sustained clean-up drive vs dengue u 2 CARAGA

DOH says no worry as dengue death toll rises to 17 in Caraga u 4

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Misamis Oriental Governor Yevgeny Vincente B. Emano together with Lugait Mayor Wellie Lim (center) holds the relocation site development plan for Calangahan. The provincial government has turned over 1.06 hectares of land amounting to P 700 thousand to 180 Alyansa sa mga Biktima sa Demolisyon sa Calangahan (ALBEDEC) beneficiaries on July 30. Also, Governor Emano said that chapel, basketball court and a barangay hall will be constructed in the relocation site soon. capitol photo

Yamaha unveils two new motorbikes for PH market

By Cheng Ordonez Associate Editor

LIMA, Batangas––Motorcycle fans in the Philippines can now add two new motorcycles to their wish lists.

Yamaha officially unveiled the XTZ 125 and Serow 250 for the Philippine market at the Yamaha OffRoad Media Day, held last Thursday, July 31, at Lima, Batangas.

The event featured different activities, which were

Beneficiaries of housing project in Zamboanga City identified u 8

Guingona: Kaliga Festival fuses cultures for unity and progress

highlighted by the Enduro

By Edmar Pabia race, where Spyder provided the goggles for the GINGOOG City––“Banat participants.

Gingoog, Ato Ni.” This was Eleven 2-man teams the slogan of the city which raced to win prizes using was emphatically reverthe all-new ZTX 125, at berated by Mayor Marie the race track of Yamaha de Lara Guingona as she assembly plant in Lima, delivered her message durBatangas last Thursday, ing the culmination of the during the Enduro Friendly weeklong 54th Charter Day Challenge. celebration and 35th Kaliga The winners of the race Festival. are Mel Aquino and Chico In her speech, Guingona Garcia (1st place) The winners of Yamaha Motor Philippines (YMPH) Offstressed as the solidifying See yamaha, page 11 Road Media Day.

force of cultures for unity, peace and progress for this Higaonon-founded city in the eastern part of Northern Mindanao.

On her second year in celebrating with Higaonon datus and the entire populace, the lady mayor wearing red and black elevated the historical contribution of our sole tribe in commencing a simple barrio of Daan Lungsod which is See kaliga, page 11

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Mayor orders sustained clean-up drive vs. dengue MISAMIS Oriental––Gingoog City, the component city in the east coast of Misamis Oriental, has declared war against the rise of dengue cases there, Provincial Board Member Gagay Acain said on Friday.

Acain said that Gingoog City Mayor Marie Guingona ordered all the 26 villages to institute a sustained cleanup drive in the province’s component city of about 140,000 people.

She said the rise of den-

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gue cases in Gingoog City in her special report during the regular session of the provincial board last Thursday.

Acain said that the number of dengue cases in Gingoog City during the seven-month period from January to July this year has gone up to 127 compared to the 165 cases during the 12-month period last year.

“Comparatively, the number of dengue cases last year was about 13 to 14 cases per month while the number of dengue cases this year tallied 20 or more cases per month during the first six-month period,” Acain said.

She said that children, ages 7 years old and below, are the major victims of the dengue in Gingoog City.

Most of them came from the villages of San Luis, Agay-ayan, and San Juan, all in Gingoog City.

On June 18, 2014, the City Council of Gingoog City has passed a resolution declaring “war” against dengue and ordered an intensified information and education campaign

in the city.

Acain also lamented that most victims of dengue in Gingoog have to be treated in Cagayan De Oro City since the Gingoog City

Hospital lacks the appropriate facilities to treat dengue patients.

Vice Governor Joey Pelaez said that he will call a special health com-

mittee meeting any time next week in order to address the alarming rise of dengue in Gingoog City. A report from the Philippine News Agency

DISCUSSING DRUG PROBLEMS - VICE GOVERNOR JOEY G. PELAEZ talks with Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) Regional Director Emerson Margate during the Provincial Peace and Order Council (PPOC) Meeting last 22 July 2014 at the Harbor Lights Hotel, Gusa, Cagayan de Oro City. Vice Governor Pelaez, Chair of the SP Committee on Peace and Order, is very keen in solving the drug problems in Misamis Oriental, more specifically in Gingoog City as the killings with impunity there is linked to drug trafficking. As Chair also of the SP Committee on Education, he worries about young students involved in drug abuse. sp communications

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LETTER SIGNING - Leaders of various civil society groups sign a letter on 24 July 2014 at the Archbishop’s House urging the City Council to approve a resolution authorizing Mayor Oscar Moreno to release the city’s counterpart funds for Farm-to-Market Roads urgently needed by poor farmers in the upland barangays of Cagayan de Oro. Signing the letter are (L-R) Ed Layug, Chairman, RAFC-X; Mitos Ortigas, Convenor, Nagkahiusang Kagay-anon; Anselmo B. Mercado, Chairman, FICCO Outreach Foundation; Astrid Jose A. Bana, ACDO Coordinator, Social Action Center; Ralph T. Abragan, Vice Chair, SULOG; Alejandro L. Responte, Vice President, Pagatpat Farmers Ass’n., Erlinda D. Oras, President, FECUPO Inc., and Benjamin T. Contreras, Board Member, SaveCDO. (Photo By Mike Baños)

of new route from Agusan Sur execs vow to uplift Opening Iponan to SM City sought 13,000 poor families by 2016

By CHRIS V PANGANIBAN - Caraga Regional Editor

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ROVINCIAL Capitol, Agusan Sur - The provincial government is bent on uplifting at least 13,000 families from being poorest of the poor by 2016, a top provincial official has disclosed.

Jesusisimo Ronquillo, provincial administrator, told participants of basic journalism seminar among department information officers of the capitol that the objective of reducing poverty incidence to 13 percent or from 37 percent to just 24 percent by 2016 is part of the main development framework of the administration of Governor Adolph Edward Plaza.

“ This goal will stand for the battle cry of the provincial government which is shared governance, shared accountability and shared prosperity,” Ronquillo stressed in his presentation during the opening program of the 3-day training.

The goal of drastically decreasing poor families was based on the survey conducted by the provincial planning and development office through the Community Based Monitoring System, which showed that as of 2012 there are still 52,000 families still living below the poverty threshold.

Ronquillo said most of those identified in the

CBMS survey are living in the upland hinterland villages where there are less government intervention and far from accessibility of government services.

Plaza has vowed to at least achieve closer to the goal of reducing poverty before his second term ends after he recently introduced the Upland Agri-forestry Development (USAD) program as his flagship development thrust.

USAD was launched in August 2012 with four pilot villages as beneficiaries including Sta. Teresita, Pinagalaan and Magkiangkang in Bayugan City and Sta. Irene in Prosperidad town.

Initially, a total of 127 hectares will be developed into rubber plantation , 13,500 square meters for cutflower production and almost a hectare of upland rice ofwhich the areas are mostly covered

by Certificate of Ancestral Domain Title.

Ronquillo said the program is anchored to the core principles of the province to have the deliberate targeting of the poor, link of peripheries to the growth centers, impactdriven and results oriented programs an projects, tap local partners and organizations as development partners , and establish shared governance for shared accountability.

CAGAYAN de Oro City The City Council committee on public utilities during its meeting presided by councilor Roger Abaday endorsed to the Barangay Council of Iponan the request for the opening of new route from different subdivision in barangay Iponan to SM City and vice versa.

This, after councilor Teodulfo Lao noticed that the request was not supported by a re s o lut i on f rom barangay Iponan or from the subdivision homeowners, who will be benefitting from the proposed new transport services.

T h e s e su b d iv i s i ons are: Bloomingdale Subd., Virginia Homes Subd., Westfield Subd., Kisanlu Subd., Regency Plains,.

Vi l l amar Sub d iv isi on, Cambridge Subd., and Virginia Village.

The necessity of such

support was confirmed

by Engr. Nonito Oclarit of the Roads and Traffic Administration. He said transport groups who will be affected by the new route should also be consulted.

The request of the new route was initiated by Iponan Shuttle Bus Operators’ and Driver-Purpose Association, represented by Elena Orpilla.

During the meeting, Mr. Constance Arce, Assistant Manager of SM City expressed his gratitude to the association and assured members of the support of SM City to ensure that such venture, if granted by the city, will be sustained.

The committee welcomed P/Supt. Dominador Estrada as the new Chief of the Traffic Unit of the Cagayan de Oro Police Office.

Councilor Alden Bacal also attended the meeting.

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DOH says no worry as dengue death toll rises to 17 in Caraga

By PAT SAMONTE Regional Editor-Caraga

BUTUAN City––The Department of Health said there was nothing to be concerned about as sustained increases in dengue cases and deaths from the deadly disease were reported in Caraga.

In last Friday’s media forum at a local convention center here, DOH-Caraga Media Relations Officer Sunshine Alipayo said the 17 deaths and 2,983 dengue cases gathered from disease reporting units in the region said the figures were too small and the overall situation too far to cause

alarm.

According to Alipayo, the DOH’s ”4-O’CLOCK HABIT” anti-dengue campaign urging the people to search and destroy all possible mosquito-breeding places, is still in place down to the barangay level.

Reports said suspect dengue cases admitted to

hospitals and health clinics in Region 13 from January 1-July 26, 2014 totalled 2,983. This is seven percent higher than the 2,016 recorded for the same period in 2013.

From the previous report of 12 deaths, 17 succumbed to the mosquito-borne disease from January 1-July

26, 2014. The latest fatalities came from Barangay Silongan, Butuan City – 1, Barangay Libuac, Rosario, Agusan del Sur – 1, Puting Bato, Cabadbaran City, - 1, Barangay Gamut, Barobo and Barangay Palo Alto, Lingig, Surigao del Sur – 2.

The updated suspect dengue cases showed 729

came from Agusan del Sur, 725 from Butuan City, 330 from Surigao del Sur, 249 from Surigao del Norte, 213 from Agusan del Norte, 182 from Bayugan City, 179 from Surigao City, 155 from Bislig City, 106 from Cabadbaran City, 100 from Tandag City, and 15 from Dinagat Islands.

DTI-Agsur partners celebrate 33rd anniversary

By DAVE M. SUYAO PIA-Agusan del Sur

PATIN-AY, Prosperidad, Agusan del Sur––Long-time partners who have benefitted from the blessings of their businesses and livelihood through the years to celebrate the 33rd anniversary in July 28 of the provincial office of the Department of Trade and Industry at the capitol.

Receiving the facilities for meat fabrication out of the Shared Service Facility program of the DTI, Prosperidad Mayor Albin

Magdamit said they will be the first municipality in Agusan del Sur to produce quality and choice cut meat while being proud to be a first class slaughter house in the province with the facilities given to them by the DTI. “For everybody to know, I am very excited to come here and receive the facilities and equipments from DTI in spite of my schedules calendared for today.

The granting of these facilities is very timely because our new public market will be operating soonest possible and we are very

glad to have these facilities that can make us unique in other markets province-wide,” Mayor Magdamit said.

Faith Aurora Dicang of the Hugpong sa Organikong Pagpanguma ug Edukasyon (HOPE) also said she cannot almost believe that after their casual meeting with DTI Agusan del Sur director Lolita Dorado, they could acquire technology and expand their organic fertilizer production and was very proud to announce to all those who attended the 33rd Anniversary of DTI that they

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have also expanded their market.

Relating how his connection with DTI started and how they work together, Rev. Solomon Bilaoen said he never regret being a partner of DTI for 21 years.

“From cut flower business, down to business matching when I became the chairman of the Agusan del Sur Chamber of Commerce and Industry Foundation, until we organized the Bantay Presyo, a monitoring team for consumers’ welfare, we enjoy having DTI Agusan del Sur as partner,” Rev. Bilaoen said.

During thecelebration, DTI Agusan del Sur signed an agreement with Dacutan Bag Manufacturing for their productivity enhancement project, among others. DTI also turned over equipment for Cut Flower growers and the HOPE some very useful facilities like the tents and tools.

“Before, we are looking forward that our efforts will be rewarded, and here we are now, starting to receive from DTI government support to improve our economic condition,” HOPE adviser Aurora Ticang said.

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Lanao del Norte coastal towns receive seaweed floaters TUBOD, Lanao del Norte – Coastal communities of the towns of Kolambugan, Lala and Tubod in Lanao del Norte are the latest beneficiaries of the Department of Agriculture-Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (DA-BFAR) Region 10, in its program of providing High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE) seaweed floaters to seaweed farmers.

The seaweed floaters were shipped directly from Manila straight to Lanao del Norte.

The farming implement was turned-over to the municipal mayors of these coastal towns during a simple ceremony held at the

Port of Tubod, witnessed by governor Khalid Dimaporo and vice-governor Maria Cristina Atay, this province.

“This is a national program and we try to cover the entire country. If malakas yung participation ng local government unit (LGU), mas mabilis ang programa maibababa doon (If the local government really works for the program, the faster its support services from the program agency reaches to beneficiaries).

That’s the reason why Lanao del Norte is one of the areas identified for the turnover now, because of the active participation of the provincial and municipal

LGUs,” said BFAR National Director Asis Perez.

Also, the ceremony was witnessed by local chief executives of Baroy town and Ozamiz City, Zamboanga del Sur officials, Officer-in-Charge Linda Boniao of the Department of Trade and Industry-10, along with the members of Panguil Bay Development Council (PBDC) and seaweed farmers from the recipient towns.

On the same day, the Panguil Bay Development Council was also reactivated and held its second quarter Board meeting with BFAR national officials. (LAR/ PIO-LDN/PIA-10 LDN)

Constituents of the MSU-Iligan Institute of Technology (MSU-IIT) stage a candle lighting ceremony to protest the Commission on Higher Education’s (CHED) Memorandum No. 20, series of 2013, which removes the teaching of Filipino in the General Education Curriculum (GEC) by year 2016. The event precedes Buwan ng Wika, a month-long celebration of the Filipino language held every August. MindaNews photo by Aubrey Llamas

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“Kadugo Pagbulig”

Safe Blood for Saving Mothers Awarding ILIGAN CITY – As part of the Blood Donors Month Celebration the Philippine Red Cross (PRC) – Iligan Chapter has granted awards to Galloners who volunteered to donate blood to help provide quality, safe blood and save lives during their Culmination Program Kadugo Pagbulig ( Blood Donor) on July 31,2014 with its World Donor Day Campaign : Safe Blood for Saving Mothers.

Genevieve C. Amodia, RMT, Chapter Administrator explains that the goal of the campaign is to increase awareness to prevent maternal death. Every day women die from pregnancy or child related complications. Severe bleeding during birth or after child birth is a major cause of mortality. Through blood donors we save a mother.

For this year, the PRCIligan Chapter has given seven (7) awards, Blood Samaritan award, Blood Galloners award, Certification of Appreciation, Diploma of Service, Scroll of Honor, Bronze and Special awards.

Blood Galloners are blood donors who have given nine (9) times or an equivalent of 4,000 of blood.

While the Certification of Appreciation is a meritorious involvement or participation in Red Cross activity with a minimum of 50 units collected. The Diploma of Service is a minimum of 4 years distinguished service to Red Cross or a minimum of 200 units collected as cumulative.

The blood donor award

Mayor Celso G. Regencia receives the Blood Samaritan Award from former Vice Mayor Henry C. Dy, PRC, Iligan Chapter Chairman, Board of Directors and Genevieve C Amodia, RMT, Chapter Administrator.

is an aspiration to recognize and thank individuals and different groups who had continued to attain the mission of the Philippine Red Cross.

“We have all answered the call of Chairman Richard J. Gordon to step up our programs and activities for the two of PRC’s core areasdisaster and blood services, as we all enthusiastically went about the activities in donor recruitment, blood collection, blood storage and issuance” said Henry C. Dy, PRC- Iligan Chapter Chairman, Board of Director in a message delivered during the program.

Meanwhile the Blood Samaritan Award was given to Mayor Celso G. Regencia who had assist specifically indigent patient needing blood transfusion and health care needs.

“It is a great honor and pride that the City of Iligan is among the agencies who trusted the Philippine Red Cross in providing safe and good quality blood to the poorest among the poor and truly indigent constituents.

Among the many hospitals and blood bank operating here in Iligan City and Lanao del Norte, only Red Cross has the full pledge licence from the Department of Health as a Blood Bank. This is the very reason why this administration trusted the organization for we want nothing but safety and assured quality blood administered to all our clients.” Mayor Regencia stated in his message.

Director Michelle E. Sweet-Booc , PRC, Iligan Chapter Board of Directors thanked all blood donors for their generosity in donating their source of life to countless people and to be their hope while being there for them in giving abundant fountain of courage and support .Dir. SweetBooc added, “We proudly recognise your bravery and great achievements even you haven’t personally meet or have known these persons you had helped expecting no monetary reward but then deep in your hearts you had made a big difference.” (Iligan Web)

MARTIAL LAW VICTIMS. Moro women check their documents before filing a claim before the Human Rights Violations Victims Claim Board in Cagayan de Oro City on Thursday, July 31, 2014. MindaNews photo by Froilan Gallardo

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Never trust someone above 30

BORN in 1953, I started my life at a period, when more babies have been entering the German population than never before. As I said: 1953. Nowadays it looks very much different.

World War II, more or less the end of the world -as my late grandmother mostly described that time -has ended.Of course, even difficult to believe, it was not the end of everything.

The world economic crises changed into another economical world wonder.

During the 1960s, we looked upon the youth culture of Woodstock as a symbol - of the power of

CAGAYAN de Oro City–– Network owners, station managers, and media practitioners who are aware of the great influence broadcast media has on individuals and the community ought to moderate their performance of their tasks.

It ought to make them extra careful, considerate, and focused about programming, content, and manner of execution by their front-line anchors and interviewers.

Obviously one must be accurate, well-informed, use appropriate language, be fastidious in pronunciation, and apt to modulate

music, the pursuit of self expression, the values of peace (!), love (!) and community (!), and the rejection of “the establishment” - even

in the midst of torrential rain and an aftermath of food-deep mud.

I enjoyed our flower power peace generation with long hair. Yes, I confess, many times, I was really cynical about my parents’ values and rejected anything that suggest tradition.

By the way, that’s one thing, which can be observed also in the Philippines for several years. The slogan “Never trust someone above 30” had to be abandoned since I crossed that divide myself. Now, hopefully in the second half of my present life, “30” looks impossibly young. Once

upon a time.... And guys, let’s be honest with ourselves: aren’t we facing the same realities our parents did before? Raising families, needs to pay school, rent, water, electricity et cetera et cetera? We have held fiercely to freethinking and the untraditional ways our parents - shaped by the “depression”, World War II, and much more - yes, never had the luxury to feel.

Those of us who have made good money hold fewer illusions like a big house and a Mercedes (or any other brand!) in the garage. Items of likely

one’s voice to avoid agitating listeners (who may include youngsters).

As a relatively young society—not quite oriental, not quite western, but uniquely Filipino as a blend of both—our social values and institutions are still tenuous and evolving and shouldn’t be taken liberties with. ***** Instead of testing or stretching the limits of the powerful media, broadcast professionals should only try to nudge society forward, not manipulate it, or subject it to stresses beyond normal standards of social

discourse.

Certainly they should respect society’s norms of decency or propriety and not be unduly intrusive, mindful of the importance of social acceptability as a determinant of economic viability. Credibility is certainly imperative and accuracy is its linchpin.

But not everyone seems conscious of his social responsibility as a broadcaster.

Quite a few of them overdo sensationalism. And some employ vulgar gimmicks to draw audience attention.

It seems that hardly a day passes than a kind of on-air trial by a kangaroo

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Daily Inspiration Bulldog “The nose of the bulldog is slanted backwards so he can breathe without letting go.”

Winston Churchill - Former Prime Minister (1874-1965)

Juvy Sarraga

Bulldogs are known for their fierce and tenacious nature. Much like successful people they clamp down on their target and are relentless in their actions to reach their goal. There is however a critical note to consider. Bulldogs like people sometimes unknowingly can terrorize others. Successful people on the other hand respect others as much as themselves and help others to grow as well. Be tenacious with your dreams. Be gentle with people and ferocious with achieving your healthy goals. You’ve been given by your creator a time to hold on and a time to rest. Doing both simultaneously can be done, but at the expense of good health. Breathing is important no matter what you’re holding onto. Breathe deeply and enjoy the bulldog grip on your life goals.

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A MAJOR player in the infant Philippine aerospace industry has bagged a big contract this year with Embraer, a major aviation player in the United States.

“It’s part of our efforts to make the Philippines a strong partner in the aviation supply chain in Asia and the world,” said Heherson N. Poklay, Product Engineering Area Manager of Moog Controls Philippines.

“It’s very important that the Philippines gears up its aerospace industry as a major global supplier, he told Malaya Business Insight. “That should be the objective.”

The client list of Moog Philippines is a Who’s Who in world aviation: Boeing in the US, Airbus of Europe, Gulfstream and Bombardier, both American aviation giants.

A manufacturer of aircraft parts, Moog Controls Philippines produces actuators that controls airplane wing rudders for most American and European aircraft manufacturers.

Moog Controls Philippines, which started local operations in 1986, has engineering collaborations with major Asian aviation manufacturers.

The company plans to increase its current mix of 90 percent aircraft parts that it fabricates in Baguio and 10 percent it sources from external suppliers, to 60 percent in-house and 40 percent sourced outside.

“It’s key,” said Poklay. “It’s part of the new global thinking to outsource less expensive but better quality, high-precision aviation components.”

Moog Controls Philippines started its local supply chain four years ago. “About seven local suppliers are qualified to make aircraft machine parts and measurement instruments, the basic requirements of an aviation parts industry,” said Gene Encarnacion, Moog Control Philippines Supply Chain Manufacturing Engineer.

“We make sure that their products are at par with international aerospace standards. That’s where we come in,” he said, adding “we’re opening up new aerospace markets.”

Moog Controls Philippines currently sources most of its parts and components from Taiwan, China, Poland, Japan, India and from local players.

Moog’s all-Filipino roster of more than 1,000 are machinists, technicians, production engineers and manufacturing engineers.

Poklay describes its manufacturing plant at the Baguio City Economic Zone as the “heart” of Moog manufacturing.

“We transfer aviation technology from the United States where we train our technicians and engineers, then do production here,” said Mark Andrada, Moog Controls Philippines Transition Project Engineer.

The Baguio manufacturing plant is part of Moog, Inc., a worldwide designer, manufacturer and integrator of precision control components and systems mostly for military and commercial aircraft, satellites and space vehicles, launch vehicles, missiles, automated industrial machinery, wind energy, marine and medical equipment. SciPhil

SONA exaggerates gains to divert from real economic woes, declining credibility THE State of the Nation Address (SONA) of President Benigno Aquino III appeared to have been designed to arrest the administration’s declining credibility rather than present the real state of the country and how the government can use its vast powers to improve the poor economic conditions of the majority, the research group Ibon Foundation said.

The Ibon said the SONA merely repeated so-called economic gains and evaded how any progress is felt merely by a few at the expense of many.

From a development perspective, Aquino’s SONA affirms that the administration is not reformist when it comes to the economy, it said.

“The SONA affirmed its reliance on short-term measures to boost growth for the illusion of economic progress – primarily public infrastructure spending – and its avoidance of addressing the structural bottlenecks that cause underdevelopment,” it said adding, “there are mainly three inter-related bottlenecks: low agricultural production and productivity, stunted domestic industry, and record joblessness and wide poverty.”

The president did not acknowledge the failure of agrarian reform, said the Ibon foundation in a statement published on its website.

It said nine out of 10 supposed beneficiary farmers

still do not own the land they till and three out of four are not even able to make the onerous payments demanded by the government’s landlord-biased agrarian reform programs.

He even just made excuses for his administration’s poor performance in land distribution which is well below the historical program average – at 19,700 hectares per month compared to the 27,600 hectares per month historical average.

Also, instead of defining a vision for building Filipino industry he repeated the bankrupt notion that foreign investors and being open for business to foreigners is the path to domestic development.

IBON also noted how Aquino exaggerated gains against joblessness and poverty to divert from the exclusionary growth path of economic policies.

Incomplete data for employment and poverty were used to give the impression of a turnaround in the conditions of the majority.

However these used low standards including glossing over the deterioration in the quality of work and estimating inhumanly low poverty lines.

Moreover, while Top 1000 corporate profits have increased by at least 34% and the wealth of the richest 40 Filipinos grew by at least 137% since 2010, the real value of the mandated minimum wage and average daily basic pay received by

workers only increased by 2-3 percent.

Aquino also insisted on defending the undemocratic Disbursement Acceleration Program (DAP). Yet this controversial scheme of presidential pork barrel makes claims of budget reforms hollow with the false assertion that the president can subvert institutional mechanisms because he

has good intentions. The president’s SONA did not and could not refute how the administration intentionally makes billions of pesos in the national budget available for political and patronage purposes rather than rational economic uses. source: ibon.org DEED OF EXTRAJUDICIAL PARTITION WITH SALE

Notice is hereby given that the intestate estate of the Late NECESIA B. ESTOQUE, who died in Cogon, El Salvador City on __________ leaving a certain real property particularly described as follows: “A parcel of land known as Lot No. 6 (10579 & 10580-P) located at Cogon, El Salvador City, having an area of 7,187 SQUARE METERS more or less declared in the name of NECESIA B. ESTOQUE under Tax Declaration No. 02-04406, is the subject of EXTRAJUDICIAL PARTITION AMONG HEIRS, made and entered by and among the following heirs; ALAN B. ESTOQUE, of legal age, Filipino, married and a resident of Cogon, El Salvador City herein referred as the HEIR; - Lot 6-E (556 sq.m.), Lot 6-D (200 sq.m.), Lot 6-C (200 sq.m.), Lot 6-B (1,193 sq.m.); EVA NILDA E. CRUZ, of legal age, Filipino, married and a resident of Cogon, El Salvador City herein referred as the HEIR, Lot 6-A (3,595 sq.m.); KEITH ALAN D. ESTOQUE, of legal age, Filipino and a resident of Cogon, El Salvador City herein referred as the HEIR, Lot 6-F (482 sq. m.); AL OLIVIO D. ESTOQUE, of legal age, Filipino and a resident of Cogon, El Salvador City herein referred as the HEIR, Lot 6-G (482 sq.m.); ALJIM JOSHUA D. ESTOQUE, of legal age, Filipino and a resident of Cogon, El Salvador City herein referred as the HEIR, Lot 6-H (482 sq.m.), are the surviving legitimate Heirs. As per Doc. No. 365; Page No. 73; Book No. 177; Series of 2014; under Notary Public of ATTY. MARIO T. JUNI.

Notice is hereby given that the intestate estate of the Deceased LEOPOLDO R. RUBIN, who died intestate on Dec. 1, 1977 at Gingoog City, left a parcel of Land situated at Mimbalagon, Gingoog City, covered by TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. T-1990, filed in Register of Deeds Gingoog and Tax Declaration No. TD No. D-027730, registered in the name of Leopoldo R. Rubin, filed in Gingoog City Assessors Office, more particularly described as follows: “A parcel of land, Lot 309-B of the subdivision plan (LRC) Psd-56785, being a portion of Lot 309, PLS 30, (PHILCUSA-FOA) (H-16-655) LRC Cad. Record No. N-291 (H. Pat. No. V-61363) situated at Tinabalan-Mimbalagon, Gingoog City, containing an area of 33,499 Squares more or less, is the subject of DEED OF EXTRAJUDICIAL PARTITION WITH SALE, made and executed by; 1.) VICTOR G. RUBIN, Filipino, of legal age, married, and resident in Poblacion, Gingoog City; 2.) BRISCIO G. RUBIN, Filipino of legal age, married and residents Mottomull St. Gingoog City, Misamis Oriental, Philippines, are the legitimate children and sole heirs of the deceased. That for and in consideration of the sum of ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY THOUSAND (Php. 180,000.00) PESOS, Philippine Currency, in hand paid by ROSIE P. ABANIL, Filipino of legal age, single, and a resident in Purok 1, Brgy.

Mimbalagon, Gingoog City, do hereby SELL, CONVEY and TRANSFER by way of ABSOLUTE SALE unto the said ROSIE P. ABANIL, his heirs and assigns. As per Doc. No. 121; Page No. 25; Book No. XVI; Series of 2013; under Notary Public of ATTY. FEDERICO E. TOMPONG.

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Zamboanga City identifies housing project beneficiaries

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AMBOANGA CITY – The Housing and Land Management Division (HLMD) announced that 8,323 families are set to benefit from the housing assistance of the national government.

They were among those displaced during the 20-day siege in September 2013.

HLMD chief Rodrigo Pagotaisidro said Friday that they have already identified the beneficiaries of the housing assistance as well as their AFFIDAVIT OF OWNERSHIP Notice is hereby given that Late AGUSTINA VALDEHUEZA owned several parcels of Land including this parcel of land located at Yumbing, Mambajao, Camiguin, denominated as Lot No. 6282, covered under Tax Decl.

No. 040001518507, containing an area of 1,674 sq.m., That the said Agustina Valdehueza died single without issue, and her only heir is my father, Late Loreto Valdehueza, and being her heirs and living with her, she ADJUDICATE the abovementioned parcel of land in my favor, with conformity of my other heirs, who agreed that the aforementioned parcel of land be shared to me as my ADJUDICATED SHARE, is the subject of AFFIDAVIT OF OWNERSHIP, made and entered

by GAUDIOSO BACOR VALDEHUEZA, of legal age, Filipino citizen, married and resident of Baylao, Mambajao, Camiguin, Philippines, is the legitimate heir of Late Agustina Valdehueza, who died long time ago at Baylao, Mambajao, Camiguin. As per Doc. No. 216; Page No. 59; Book No. 81; Series of 2014; under Notary Public of ATTY. VITO M. CARRILLO. MDN: JULY 28, AUGUST 4 & 11, 2014

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Pagotaisidro said 405 of the 8,323 families were affected by the easement for road widening and from areas declared as “no return zone.”

Pagotaisidro said the other families include owners of houses that were burned down during the siege and house sharers.

He said the identification of the beneficiaries was made NOTICE

through the conduct of census and tagging at the evacuation centers and transitory sites.

At present, there are five evacuation centers and seven transitory sites still housing thousands of displaced families.

Pagotaisidro said they have already readied a plan to ensure the orderly transfer of the internally displaced families once the housing projects are completed.

NOTICE is hereby given that the estate of TRINIDAD SALIDONAKILA, who died intestate sometime on December 1, 2005 at Purok 2-A, Macopa, Barangay Tiniwisan, Butuan City, consisting of: 1) A certain parcel of land located at Barangay Tiniwisan, Butuan City declared under Tax Declaration No. 08-110008-01845, containing an area of 33,753 square meters, more or less; 2) A certain parcel of land located at Barangay Tiniwisan, Butuan City, declared under Tax Declaration No. 08-11-0008-00534 containing an area of 9,550 square meters, more or less, and 3) A certain parcel of land located at Barangay Tiniwisan, Butuan City covered under Katibayan ng Orihinal na Titulo Blg. P6947 and declared under Tax Declaration No. 08-11-0008-01844, containing an area of 6,247 square meters, more or less, is the subject of an EXTRA-JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE OF THE LATE TRINIDAD SALIDO-NAKILA WITH WAIVER OF RIGHTS made and executed by Trinidad Salido-Nakila’s legitimate heirs, per Doc. No. 336; Page No. 69; Book No. LVIII; Series of 2014 of the Notarial Registry of Atty. Jaime M. Cembrano, Jr., Notary Public for and in the City of Butuan.

NOTICE is hereby given that the estate of EUFROSINA M. ANDIG, who died intestate at Butuan City, consisting of a parcel of land situated at San Mateo (now Mandamo), Butuan City covered by Original Certificate of Title No. P-523 of the Register of Deeds of Butuan City containing an area of 74,480 square meters, more or less, is the subject of an EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE WITH ABSOLUTE SALE made and executed by deceased Eufrosina M. Andig’s legitimate heirs, namely, Isabelo Otero, Helaria Andig Sarsale, Janito Andig Otero, Bebita Otero Mabugay, Cepriano Andig Otero, and Bebiana Otero Ebasco, adjudicating unto themselves above-described parcel of land in equal shares, and, for and in consideration of the sum of P180,000, selling, conveying and transfering by way of absolute sale unto Cesar O. Boholano above-described parcel of land, per Doc. No. 445; Page No. 45; Book No. 5; Series of 2011, of the Notarial Registry of Atty. Marie Lou Nueva, Notary Public at Butuan City.

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The housing projects are being undertaken by private contractors contracted by the National Housing Authority (NHA).

President Benigno Simeon Aquino, III announced in his State of the Nation Address (SONA) last Monday that some of the displaced families can already transfer to the newly-constructed houses starting this month. (PNA)

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Republic of the Philippines Local Civil Registry Office Province of Zamboanga del Sur City/Municipality of Tukuran NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION In compliance with SECTION 7 of R.A.No.10172 a notice is hereby served to the Public that Evelita N. Simbajon has filed with this Office a petition for CORRECTION OF GENDER FROM MALE to FEMALE in the COLB of EVELITO NAPINAS SIMBAJON who was born on November 22,1986 at Tukuran, Zamboanga del Sur and whose parents are Benedicto Simbajon and Esterlita Napinas.

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

(Sgd.) GINALYN D. ACUÑA

Municipal Civil Registrar MDN: Aug. 4 & 11, 2014

R.A Form No. 10.1 (LCRO) Republic of the Philippines Local Civil Registry Office Province of Zamboanga del Sur City/Municipality of Tukuran NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. Act No.9048 a notice is hereby served to the public that Aurelio M. Suan has filed with this Office a petition for change of first name From PAQUITO to AURELIO in the birth certificate of PAQUITO MACION SUAN who was born on July 27, 1967 at Tukuran, Zamboanga del Sur and whose parents are Andres Jr. E. Suan and Juanita U. Macion.

Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than _____.

(Sgd.) GINALYN D. ACUÑA City/Municipal Civil Registrar MDN: Aug. 4 & 11, 2014

Mayor to youth: “Our future lies in your hands” ZAMBOANGA CIT Y Mayor Beng Climaco, called on the youth to let their voices be heard, engage with the local government and to participate in discussions pertaining to issues concerning the city, stressing that the “future of our country lies in your hands.”

2nd monthly Youth Forum organized by various groups in coordination with the local government, Mayor Climaco shared her experiences as a teacher and as a guidance counselor citing so-called “problematic” students who have become successful individuals in their fields of expertise.

“After going through that difficult fate in high school, because of his energy and creativity, he is now a lawyer” mayor said, as she introduced Martin Loon.

Mayor Beng said, Loon was one of her former students, who masterminded the organization of a fraternity at the then Ateneo de Zamboanga high school.

Loon was a constant visitor at her guidance office but has turned to become a lawyer and will soon study

at a prestigious university abroad, according to City Mayor.

When asked to give a brief statement, Loon said “I’m always inspired to meet people like you who continue to have a vision not only for your selves but also for the country.”

He is leaving in a couple of weeks to take his LLM in Law in Georgetown University in the United States.

He said he is “leaving with a purpose to help this country improve and make this country a better place, not just a country, but a real nation, a real state”.

“If there’s one thing I’ve learned, that is the power of a dream. A dream is very important though how big, how impossible it is, you should never forget how to dream.

Your dream could be your guiding star,” he continued.

He also hailed Mayor Beng for inspiring him and for being part of the person that he has turned out to be.

He said he always makes it a point to home to Zamboanga during elections to campaign for his former teacher and guidance counselor.

“I believe in her as a person and I also believe in her dreams for the city, that’s why I always come back.

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Republic of the Philippines REGIONAL TRIAL COURT OF LANAO DEL SUR 12th Judicial Region Hall of Justice, Marawi City IN THE MATTER OF CORRECTION OF THE DATE OF BIRTH OF NAPOLEON CADABOK MAPANDI

SPL. PROC. NO. 2208-14

NAPOLEON CADABOK MAPANDI, Petitioner,

-versusTHE LOCAL CIVIL REGISTRAR OF MARAWI CITY, CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION AND PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT OF LANAO DEL SUR, Respondents. x------------------------------------------------x ORDER

Before this Court is a verified Petition for Correction of the Date of Birth of the petitioner which was registered on June 5, 2007 with the Office of the Local Civil Registrar of Marawi City, Lanao del Sur, and which allegedly contains an erroneous entry as to his date of birth which was inadvertently typed as October 14, 1952 instead of October 14, 1955.

Finding the aforesaid petition to be sufficient in form and substance, it is hereby ordered that the same be set for hearing before this Court on September 18, 2014 at 8:30 o’clock in the morning.

Let a copy of this Order be published at the expense of the petitioner in a newspaper of general circulation in Marawi City and Iligan City for three (3) consecutive weeks.

The Local Civil Registrar of Marawi City, Lanao del Sur, and the Civil Registrar General, National Statistics Office (NSO), Manila, or any person or party who has an interest in the petition may file his/her opposition thereto within fifteen (15) days from notice of this petition or from the last day of publication of this Order.

Further, let this Order be posted for fifteen (15) days prior to the date of hearing on the Bulletin Board of the City Hall of MArawi City, Lanao del Sur, and the Bulletin Board of this Court, also at the expense of the petitioner.

Serve copies of this Order, together with copies of the Petition dated June, 2014 and its annexes, to the Local Civil Registrar, Marawi City, Lanao del Sur, the Honorable Solicitor General, OSG, Makati City; and the Honorable Civil Registrar General, NSO, Manila.

SO ODERED.

Marawi City, Lanao del Sur, Philippines, July 11, 2014 (SGD) WENIDA BM. PAPANDAYAN

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DA conducts banana tissue culture training in Region 11

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AVAO CITY - The Department of Agriculture Region 11 High Value Crops Development Program (DA XI- HVCDP) has recently concluded the Hands-on Nursery Management Operations Training of banana tissue culture for mass propagation in response to the scarcity of high-quality planting materials for the alternative staple food and addressing the need of banana manufacturing products.

The training was aimed at upgrading and enhancing technical personnel of various local government units (LGUs) in the region on their knowledge and skills in handling nursery management operations, particularly banana tissue culture plantlets for the banana expansion area in the different coastal municipalities in Region 11.

It also aims to provide easy access on planting

materials within the area, thereby reducing the mortality rate in handling and transporting new plants.

About 25 Agricultural Technicians (ATs) from the dif ferent LGUS of Davao region attended the training to improve their knowledge and skills on the basic processes in raising tissue cultured banana.

During the training, the ATs were taken to an

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observation tour at the Bureau of Plant IndustryDavao National Crops Research Development Center (BPI-DNCRDC) where they were exposed to the agency’s different projects as well as to witness first-hand the basic nursery activity operations and management.

DA 11 center chief for Regional Crop Protection Center (RCPC) Dr. Susan Razo encouraged the participants to fully grasp the knowledge which they got from the training.

“We need banana, especially the cardava variety, as an alternative food source to support the country’s food self-

sufficiency program; and the best way to propagate it is through tissue culture and establishing nurseries in the different localities,” Razo stressed.

Meanwhile HVCDP coordinator Melanie Provido said that banana remains the leading fruit grown in the Philippines and is a consistent top dollar earner.

“The prospect of Philippine bananas in the domestic and foreign market is promising. Furthermore, the country has Cavendish and banana chips for export and is currently increasing the production of ‘saba’ as a staple crop,” Provido said. (PNA)

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DTI’s Presyo Diskwento Caravan helps 8T consumers in DavSur, generates P1.7M sales DIGOS CITY, Davao del Sur – The Department of Trade and Industry’s Presyo Diskwento Caravan has helped a total of 8,300 consumers in the province.

The Presyo Diskwento Caravan is an initiative that aims to bring relief to consumers from the rising prices of goods. This is in partnership with other government agencies and the private sector.

At least 10 percent discount is given to the buyers for their purchase of basic necessities and prime commodities at the caravan’s venue. Basic necessities include canned sardines, processed milk, coffee, detergent/laundry soap, and rice.

Prime commodities, on the other hand, include processed and canned meat, instant noodles, and toiletries (e.g. shampoo, bath soap).

In Davao del Sur, four Presyo Diskwento Caravans have already been conducted as of July this

year.

The first was conducted in Bato, Sta. Cruz last May, with three participating suppliers/distributors. An amount of P262,500 was generated in sales from 1,200 buyers.

The second leg was held in Kiblawan last June 12-13, with six participating firms. It generated P576,500 in total sales from 1,600 buyers.

The third was conducted last June 17-18, still in Kiblawan, with just one participating firm. The said caravan generated a total sales of P728,500 from 2,500 buyers.

The last one was conducted in Hagonoy last July 4-5, with three participating firms which generated a sales of P430,305 from 3,000 buyers.

DTI-Davao del Sur Officer-in-Charge Eulogio C. Orevillo said that the conduct of the Presyo Diskwento Caravans in the province is now becoming

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Sales... from page 9

a response to the clamor of various local government units (LGUs).

“Well, we have targets of our own but oftentimes, we conduct Presyo Diskwento Caravans in certain areas because the LGUs requested for it. There are also instances wherein we have already conducted a Presyo Diskwento Caravan in the said municipality but we go back and conduct another round again because of their request,” he said. (DTI-11/ JenMendoza/CLC)

Mayor... from page 8

It is her dream that inspires people like me and I hope you also will believe in a dream that will be more realistic.”

In closing, he imparted one very important lesson he learned that goes “the key to real happiness in life is by having good and genuine relationships.

A good and genuine relationship, like the friendships you are having today is bounded and built with shared values, when you have shared values, you believe in the same things, when you dream the same things, genuine relationships will be truthful.”

Speak out Zamboanga is a monthly youth forum organized by the USAIDEnhancing Governance, Accountability and Engagement (ENGAGE) in coordination with Mindanao Youth for Development (MYDev), Mindanao Health (MinHealth), Peope to People (P2P), Social Action Center of the Archiodecese of Zamboanga (SAC) and City Public Information Office (CPIO) under the Office of the City Mayor.

The second youth forum was themed “Inclusive Education and Life Skills for Better Zamboanga” and was held at the Ballroom Garden Orchid Hotel. (Ella Dee Phuddih Cruz, WMSU OJT/City PIO)

Demands... from page 6

c o n d e m n at i o n s f l y thick and fast, regardless of whether they undermine authority. ***** Such noisy goings-on are heard on programs with such undignified, pugnacious, or confrontational titles as Kuskos Batikos!, Lavatiba!, Zona Libre!, Kombate Mindanao!, Bombardyohan sa Udto!, Paka`!, Banat!, Ang Babaeng Bagol (which seems to presume its listeners to be homosexual)!

Taking advantage of their permissive industry association—that doesn’t bother to enforce its own code of ethics—they fill the airwaves with vexatious, aggressive, provocative commentaries.

Programs by openly gay commentators indulge in clownish vulgarities and banter in language replete with lewd undertones; in a word, bastos! It is unseemly behavior in a society striv-

ing to be civilized.

Against this verbal assault on a fragile public’s sensibility, what chance is there for propriety, ethics, or morality to ennoble people’s attitudes, values, or institutions? ***** Daily harangues, reckless blather, and table-thumping by opinionated radio barkers invade breakfast, lunch, and dinner tables as well as the public domain in sarisari stores, market places, transport terminals, and the like.

No adult, child, male or female, is free from hearing impropriety, even expletives.

Everyone is unwittingly victimized.

Some students may not be listening or hearing these, being out to school, but the rest of the family or neighborhood, young and old, can’t help hearing and listening—at home, in the workplace, in street corners, even in taxis, jeepneys, or buses.

Why would a network owner or broadcaster use the airwaves as a free-for-all zone for verbal combat unless he is irresponsible and reckless? Gutter language or profanity should have no place in the home. ***** Commentators ought to always mind that a word, especially a slanderous one, can be just as hurtful as physical assault, that it invites retaliation just as surely as an unprovoked punch on the nose, and that this accounts for many cases of media killings.

No one can justify media killings, but in the context of our imperfect system of justice, it is understandable that hotheads resort to vigilantism rather than await the uncertain resolution of a personal wrong perpetrated on-the-air for all to hear.

Such on-air assaults often occur when anchormen or commentators assume the role of investigatoraccuser-prosecutor-judge all at once. They browbeat a crime suspect or witness as if conducting an inquest or trial. Some even indulge their prurient interest by intimidating a rape victim or relative into revealing sordid details of the incident.

This insensitivity is aggravated when, in-between a news report or interview, they promote questionable merchandize or food supplement that they endorse as medicine. ***** They actually think they can justify the fakery by merely saying it has “no approved therapeutic claims.”

Of course by then, as they very well know, it’s the false medicinal claim that sticks in the listener’s mind.

These broadcast rip-offs are conducted in the name of Press Freedom—freedom without propriety or responsibility; freedom to make a quick buck out of fakery! And it is happening practically every hour of the day in practically every

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corner of our archipelago, exposing impressionable members of the citizenry to wrong perspectives.

That this widespread charlatanism is perpetrated by network executives and putative pundits and arbiters of public opinion, is bad, to say the least. Worse still that in doing so, they mock their own industry’s so-called Code of Ethics, of which they are supposed to be the guardians and promoters.

••• Manny is former UNESCO regional director for Asia-Pacific; secretary-general, Southeast Asia Publishers Association; director, development academy of Philippines; member, Philippine Mission to the UN; vice chair, Local Government Academy; member, Cory Govt’s Peace Panel; awardee, PPI-UNICEF outstanding columnist. He is president/ national convenor, Gising Barangay Movement Inc. valdehuesa@gmail.com

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bringing happiness?

But guys, what seems more precious to us nowadays? I experienced everything. Even earnings via a job, I didn’t like. Painful but I didn’t get another choice.

Again: once upon a time.

But, isn’t it much more painful waiting jobless for nothing while being fed by a friend?

Failed marriages, difficult mid-life attempts, something that might pass away a family, yes, I think, we all know the rarity of solid and long living relationships with a partner or friends, with children or difficult and hard to find friends and possible business partners.

We may even dare to speak the language that 30 or 40 years ago would have seemed “uncool”. Call it God or describe it as spiritual, but it would probably be the quest for the sense of life, the hope and the faith, that one exists. +++ *Email: doringklaus@ gmailcom or follow me in Facebook or Twitter or visit www.germanexpatinthephilippines.blogspot.com

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of Motorcycle World Ma g a z i n e ; E m m a nu e l Balmes and Edward Navarro (2nd place) of Motorista Magazine; and Lester Dizon and Edward Dangan (3rd place).

First placers got Go Pro Camera each and a trophy, while the runners up went home with gift certificates and trophies. All racing teams went home with new helmets and goggles courtesy of Spyder.

First showcased at the Yamaha International Show last month, both the XTZ 125 and Serow 250 are dual sports bikes that boast great rides on city roads and on rough terrain.

The XTZ is a lightweight,

high performance bike that features smooth drivability and reliability. It is also fuel efficient with an 11-liter fuel capacity. Optimized for going off road, the bike has a long suspension travel and adjustable rear shock.

In addition, the bike’s front tire (80/90-21) is larger than the rear tire (110/80-18), Yamaha Philippines President Toru Osugi during the press conference held Thursday, at the Yamaha assembly plant in Lima, Batangas.

“The unit assures an easy, safe and comfortable ride with its compact body, stable full HT steel frame and engine guard,” Mr. Osugi said.

The Serow 250, on the other hand, features excellent mmaneuverability suited for mountain trails.

“The maximum turning angle of the bike’s handlebar is 51 degrees. It has a short wheelbase (1,360 mm) and a tight turning radius,” he added.

The bike also features a powerful torque and a fuelinjected engine. The Serow 250 also assures an easy ride with low-seat height of 810 mm. It has a fuel capacity of 9.8 liters.

The XZT 125 is now available with a suggested retail price of P81,900, and interested buyers will get their hands on the Serow 250 real soon, since it will be offered in September with the suggested price of P229,000.

The ZXT 125 is available in white and blue while the Serow 250 comes in beige or white/green.

Kaliga... from page 1

eventually metamorphosing into a booming city popularly known as “Hingoog” which literally means “good luck.”

She said that without those tribal chieftains with their members, our city and its festival could not have been celebrated by this present generation.

“Kaliga” meaning celebration of life through dances fuses cultures, breaks boundaries and unifies our characters in building a better Gingoog for holistic development’, she further delivered.

The city’s chief encouraged all ‘dagatnons’ to appreciate, respect and value the community of “higaonons” as partners for city-building that promotes harmony in persons, balance in ecology and transparency in local governance.

She acknowledged the unwavering cooperation of the commissioner, director, employees, scholars, volunteers and the entire Nasud Higaonon of the National Commission on the Indigenous People.

Her administration allocates budget for IP scholars for their sustainable education as her concrete manifestation of support for the betterment of this city’s ancestral tribe.

She thanked and congratulated all national agen-

cies, local offices, people’s organizations, corporate sponsors, schools, barangay councils, and all residents who have shared their time, efforts and blessings for the success of the weekstretched celebration starting on July 14 to 23 which was capsulized with sociocultural events, sporting tourneys and highlighted by Kaliga Festival’s street dancing, tableau presentation, float parade, “binakwang” showcase, tribal drum beat then culminated by an evening party at Pahayahay sa Pantalan sparkled with fireworks display.

EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE WITH DEED OF SALE Notice is hereby given that the intestate estate of the Late AQUILINA B. BANAAG, who died on May 28, 2004, at Cagayan de Oro City, at the time of her death left a parcel of land, situated at Poblacion, Tagoloan, Misamis Oriental under Transfer Certificate of Title (TCT) No. T-8560, and more particularly described as follow, to wit; “A parcel of Land (Lot 5-C2-C-9-D-7, Psd-10-002708, being a portion of Lot 5-C-2-9-D, Psd-10002681), situated in the Poblacion, Municipality of Tagoloan, Province of Misamis Oriental. Containing an area of TWO THOUSAND (2,000) square meters, more or less, covered by Transfer Certificate of Title No. T-8560, is the subject of EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE WITH DEED OF SALE, made and entered namely; WILFREDO J. BANAAG, widower, 68 years old, Filipino and a resident of Cagayan de Oro City, one half as his conjugal share plus one- fifth pro-indiviso share or portion of the other half; ARESTEO B. BANAAG, married, 43 years old, Filipino, and a resident of Cagayan de Oro City, one-fifth pro-indiviso share or portion; WILFREDO B. BANAAG JR., age 42, one-fifth pro-indiviso share or portion; BERNARD B. BANAAG, married, 38 years old, Filipino, and a resident of Cagayan de Oro City; one-fifth pro-indiviso share or portion; and WENDELYN B. REAL, married, 36 years old, and a resident of Cagayan de Oro City, the remaining one-fifth pro-indiviso share or portion, are the surviving heirs of the Late Aquilina B. Banaag. For and in consideration of the sum of THIRTYFIVE THOUSAND PESOS (PHP 35,000.00) Philippine Currency in hand paid, is hereby acknowledge from ABIGAIL B. BANAAG, of legal age, Filipino, single and resident of Cagayan de Oro City, we WILFREDO J. BANAAG, ARESTEO B. BANAAG, WILFREDO B. BANAAG Jr., BERNARD B. BANAAG and WENDELYN B. REAL, all of legal age, Filipinos, married and residents of Cronin Village, J.R. Borja Extension, Cagayan de Oro City, hereby Sell, Transfer, Convey and Deliver unto the said ABIGAIL B. BANAAG, her heirs and assigns.

Three Hundred Fifty (350) Square Meters, more or less, portion of the above-described parcel of land on the western side. As per Doc. No. 70; Page No. 14; Book No. II; Series of 2006; under Notary Public of ATTY. ADONIS ARC P. GUMAHAD. MDN: JULY 28, AUGUST 4 & 11, 2014

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Reason Special Gospel of the day: Juan16:2328(August4, 2014-Monday) John 16:23-28Verily, verily, I say unto you, whatsoever ye shall ask the Father in my name, he will give [it] you. Hitherto have ye asked nothing in my name: ask, and ye shall receive, that your joy may be full: Matthew 7:7-Ask, and it shall be given you; seek, and ye shall find; knock, and it shall be opened unto you: 1 John 5:14-15-And this is the confidence that we have in him, that, if we ask any thing according to his will, he heard us: And if we know that he hear us, whatsoever we ask, we know that we have the petitions that we desired of him. In our Gospel for today, Jesus introduced the “generosity of our Almighty Father” to his spiritual children here on earth. The truth is, “God is always answering our prayers but we are always in hurry.”This is the reason why, we ceased in our “constant prayers” because we are very “negative” that our God never listens to us. 1 Thessalonians 5:17“Pray without ceasing.”

In Sirach 7:10-do not be “tired” in praying.

The “problem” is not in God but in each one of us because we “easily surrender and give up” if God delayed His answers. St. Monica “prayed for 33 years” for the conversion of Patricio and St. Augustine of Hippo.

This is an implication that “God answers” our prayers if we will “persevere” in asking God and not questioning the “perfect time of God” for everything: Printing paid by: Neneth - Bobong Balino- Dr. Edith, PhD- Tony Jordan - CDO. St. Peter Calungsod, pray for us! #0928414949009266607505: Question – Prayer request: Please follow me “WORD ON FIRE” on CCTN channel 12-CDO @ 10 PM- Mondays and Tuesday @ 3:30 PM. God loves you!!!

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Monday

ROTARY INTERNATIONAL

THE FOUR-WAY TEST of the things we think, say or do

1. Is it the TRUTH? 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned?

3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIP? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?

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FuelDirect opens CDO branch today

By Joe del Puerto Felicilda Editorial Consultant

Fuel Direct Philippines, Incorporated (FDPI), committed to provide superior fuel performance technology to improve mileage, reduce toxic emissions, and increase the lifespan of all g a s o l i n e an d diesel engines, opens its Cagayan de Oro City branch today.

Miss Cagayan de Oro 2014 in their swimwear competition event at The Luxe Hotel- the official residence of the Miss CDO 2014 pageant winner. The MS CDO candidates are: #1 Princess Go, #2 Jessica Abines, #3 Althea Bernales, #4 Rachel Tagapulot, #5 Novanmae Marcojos, #6 Kor Garces, #7 Zhairra Bas, #8 Marjorica Bautista, #9 Mitsume Aguilar, #10 Beatrice Alvarez, #11 Sherra Mae Vacalares, #12 Jane Maceda photo by glenn palacio

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FuelDirect opens CDO branch today

By Joe del Puerto Felicilda, Editorial Consultant

Fuel Direct Philippines, Incorporated (FDPI), committed to provide superior fuel performance technology to improve mileage, reduce toxic emissions, and increase the lifespan of all gasoline and diesel engines, opens its Cagayan de Oro City branch today.

Located at the ground floor of Mikmag Bldg., Tiano Brothers-Uldarico Akut Streets, the branch will serve the motor vehicle owners, drivers, transport operators and the general public in Northern Mindanao and the outlying regions.

On hand to receive the guests and clients are Engr. Toto Contrevida, Fuel Direct’s chief executive officer, and Mrs. Felicidad Contrevida, executive vice president.

Officiating the rites is Bishop Felixberto L. Calang of Iglesia Filipina Independiente (IFI) Diocese of Cagayan de Oro City; while City Vice Mayor Caesar Ian Enerio Acenas and MikMag Personnel Manager Magi Caroline Ann T. Mendoza will cut the ceremonial ribbon.

Fuel Direct is the country’s exclusive distributor of XP3, a multifunctional fuel enhancer for all types of motor vehicle engines and heavy equipment.

Tested and used for

almost 30 years already, XP3 is manufactured by Xp Lab Inc. in San Diego, CA, USA.), and now distributed in 27 countries.

Xp3 is described as able to clean the engine, increase fuel mileage, reduce harmful emissions, saving the vehicle owner money, while saving the planet.

A combination of synthetic and organic materials created to outcast other brands in the market, Xp3is chemically-tested and proven to increase fuel efficiency by 22%, while helping clean all moving parts it comes in contact with, fuel tank, injectors and sparkplugs It also disperses water build up in tank, improves burning, while reducing harmful emissions.

As it opens in Cagayan de Oro City today, Fuel Direct calls on everyone to “Clean your engine, as while cleaning the air, we breathe and saving you money!” (with data from http://www.fueldirectxp3. com/)

PDIC...

City starting August 19, 2014.

In accordance with the provisions of the PDIC Charter, the last day for filing deposit insurance claims in the closed Rural Bank of Oroquieta (Misamis Occidental), Inc. is on July 22, 2016. After this date, PDIC as Deposit Insurer, shall no longer accept any deposit insurance claim.

The PDIC said that all valid claims will be paid.

For deposits to be considered valid, it must be recorded in the bank’s records and must have evidence of inflow of funds, based on the results of PDIC examination. PDIC, as Receiver, has the authority to adjust the interest rate on unpaid interests on deposits of a bank if such rate is deemed unreasonable.

For more information, depositors may contact the Public Assistance Department at telephone numbers (02) 841-4630 to 31, or email at pad@pdic.gov.ph.

Depositors outside Metro Manila may call the PDIC Toll Free Hotline at 1-8001-888-PDIC (7342).

from page B3

Local Civil Registrar as an additional requirement, with the Claim Form signed by the parent and the other requirements. Claimants who are not the signatories in the bank records are required to submit an original copy of a notarized Special Power of Attorney (SPA). In the case of a minor depositor, the SPA must be executed by the parent.

The procedures and requirements for the filing of deposit insurance claims are posted in the PDIC website, www.pdic. gov.ph. The Claim Form and format of the Special Power of Attorney may also be downloaded from the PDIC website.

Depositors who are not able to file their claims during the claims settlement operations period may submit their claims either through mail to PDIC or personally at the PDIC Office, 4th Floor, SSS Bldg., 6782 Ayala Avenue corner V.A. Rufino Street, Makati

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PDIC to pay depositors of the closed Rural Bank of Oroquieta The Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation (PDIC) will start servicing the deposit insurance claims of depositors of the closed Rural Bank of Oroquieta (Misamis Occidental), Inc. on August 6, 2014 from 8 AM to 5 PM. Servicing of claims for the bank’s Head Office and its Calamba branch will be on August 6 to 8, 2014. The payout site for depositors of the Head Office is at its premises located at Barrientos corner Revil Streets, Oroquieta City, Misamis Occidental. Servicing of claims for depositors of the Calamba Branch is at its premises located in Calamba, Misamis Occidental.

Depositors with valid deposit balances of P50,000 and below, with complete mailing address found in the bank records or updated through the Mailing Address Update Form, and without any outstanding obligation with the bank do not need to file claims.

Depositors whose accounts have balances of more than P50,000 or who have outstanding obliga-

tions with the closed Rural Bank of Oroquieta (Misamis Occidental), Inc. regardless of type of account are required to file their deposit insurance claims. The announcement on the claims settlement operations of Rural Bank of Oroquieta (Misamis Occidental), Inc. is posted at its Head Office and Calamba Branch and on the PDIC website, www. pdic.gov.ph.

When filing deposit insurance claims, depositors are advised to personally present their duly accomplished Claim Form, original copy of evidence of deposit such as Savings Passbook and Certificate of Time Deposit, and two (2) valid photo-bearing IDs with signature of the depositor. Depositors may also file their claims through mail and enclose the same set of document requirements.

Depositors who are below 18 years old should submit either a photocopy of their Birth Certificate issued by the National Statistics Office (NSO) or a duly certified copy issued by the See PDIC, page B2

The Safety Organization of the Philippines – Region 10 Chapter (SOPI-10) recently had their 8th General Membership Meeting with City Administrator and Boy Scouts of the Philippines- Cagayan de Oro Council Chairman Attny.

Roy Raagas as a guest of honor. Attny. Raagas called on all members of SOPI-10 to rally behind him and support the BSP-CDO Council’s sponsorship campaign for Scouts membership to the Scouting Movement especially in the hinterland schools. SOPI-10 President Dr. Gilbert B. Gille pledges to support the BSP-CDO Council initiative by beseeching each corporate and individual member to be a part of this noble cause.

To show their support to the request of Attny. Raagas are members of the Executive Committee of SOPI-10: Standing L-R- Archt. Calixto Tumulak (Tumulak + Tumulak Architects), Mr. Pedro Gadiane, Jr. (JV Industrial Sales Corp), Engr. Ramil L. Ombina (San Miguel Foods Inc.), Archt. Maria Isabel Baluca, Engr. Franco Jose Taclindo (Del Monte Philippines Inc.), Engr. Glenn Tampus (Microhm Industries), and Ms. Fedely Talaroc (Asia Brewery Inc.).

Sitting L-R: Ms. Estrella Camaro (Kim Traders), Attny. Raagas, Dr. Gille (Cagayan de Oro Medical Center Inc.), Mr. Francis N. Rivera (Xavier University Foundation). Good Morning Scouts! Photo by PalangBA.

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CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 2014 MINDANAO BUSINESS LEADERS AWARDEES July 26, 2014 - 7:00 PM , Centrio Mall Cagayan de Oro City Awardees of the 2014 Most Outstanding Mindanao Business Leaders & Entrepreneurs with the members of the Board of Judges and sponsors

Mega Entrepreneur awartdee Deenis Uy, president, & CEO of Phoenix Petroleum Phils, was represented by Mr. Ben Sur, corporate affairs manager

Mr. Edgardo Micayabas receives FICCO’s award for Cooperative Banking from Oro Bankers prexy Ms. Faburada

Mr. Raffy Magbanua, Community Relations Manager receives award for ABrown Company Ms. ISEL MAKAPUGAY receives the Busi- as Outstanding in Housing Category. Jerome Soldevilla of Steag presented the award. ness Entrepreneur Award for WorkArea Business Center from Mr. Dante Sudaria.

Atty Roy Raagas, City ADministrator prfesented the Special Award on Transport Industry to the representative of ORO ASIAN AUTOMOTIVE CENTER CORP.

Ms. Loren Yasay, assisted

by Miss Cagayan de Oro presents the SERVICE ENTREPRENEUR award to JCA Realty represented by Grace Ms. Loren Yasay, Centrio Mktg Manager, receives the G. Talili and Mary Joy Galarpe Sponsor’s Plaque in behalf of Ayala Corp. & Centrio (below) Mall, from Gov. Bambi Emano and Publisher Dante Sudaria.

(Right- photo) Asian Hills Bank president CEO Estelito Marabe receives sponsor’s plaque from Gov. Bambi Emano.

Ms. Cheryll Barriga vice president and general manager of PRIMAVERA receives ITALPINAS’ Special Award on Alternative Energy Dev’t.

ALROSE GROUP OF COMPANIES won the Outstanding Food Production & Mktg. award

Ms. Lina Estrella Faburada, ORO City administrator Atty Roy Raagas shares table with Rotary Club prexy Luigi Sarraga, and Work Area BANKERS CLUB prexy, receives the Business Center owners Norman & Isel Makapugay, Sponsor’s Plaque from Gov. Bambi and Ms. LINA FABURADA, PNB Carmen Branch Emano and Publisher Dante Sudaria. manager.

Trading Entrepreneur awardee YULO TEE was represented by Ben Raagas.

Oro Chamber president EFREN UY delivers his remarks (center pic) and receives certificate of appreciation from D. Sudaria and A. Mediante, with Rotary Club prexy Luigi Sarraga.

Salay Handmade Paper Industries representative receives award as Social Entrepreneur from ORO Chamber president Mr. Efren Uy.

DOT-10 regl director CATALINO CHAN JR. (2nd from left- left photo) receives sponsor’s plaque from BWM publisher Dante Sudaria, Gov. Bambi Emano and Awards exec. Allan Mediante. Right photo shows Dir. Chan conngratulating Dahilayan Park president Engr.

Elpie Paras, as Awardee for Resorts & Tourism Dev’t category. Ms. Cagayan de Oro assists.