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PSG to make adjustments to security procedures for Duterte

By Antonio L. Colina IV

DAVAO CITY (MindaNews) – The would-be commander of the Presidential Security Group said Tuesday he will make adjustments to the existing security procedures and protocols to suit the wishes of incoming President Rodrigo Duterte.

Duterte said he does not like

adulation and prefers going alone without being followed by a security team.

In an interview at the Davao City Police Office, Col. Roland Bautita said he has yet to talk with Duterte on PSG procedures, including security for his immediate family.

He said he is honored to be chosen to head the PSG. “I know him. He learned the

ropes here sa Mindanao. Lahat sila mahusay (they’re all good),” Duterte spoke of Bautista.

Bautista, commander of the 104th Infantry Brigade based in Basilan, vowed to protect Duterte at all cost.

“The PSG has existing security procedures and protocols.

This is actually institutionalized, tested, and applied to the previous presidents. Yung

mga protocols, it could not be compromised but it could be improved or mag-innovate tayo based on the desires ng Presumptive President,” he said.

“Sa tingin ko, there is always period of adjustment kaya may term na transition. We will see to it na may smooth security transition… But the bottomline here we have to protect

Shariah lawyer cites Duterte leadership See procedures, page A11

President-elect’s leadership and policy are akin to Islamic principles—Prof. Pangcoga

By JEHAD ZACARIA PANGCOGA

PDEA ‘useless’: Duterte

MARAWI City -- A Shari’ah lawyer here has commended the administration of the incoming President Rodrigo R. Duterte for his fundamental advocacy to discipline the people as a way of bolstering the Philippine society.

See full story, page A2

By Antonio L. Colina IV of MindaNews

DAVAO City--Incoming Pre s i d e nt R o d r i go R .

Duterte hit the Philippine Drugs Enforcement Agency by calling it a “useless” entity for failing to crack down on the illegal drug trade.

Duterte said the agency is not doing anything to hunt down drug syndicates, particularly in Metro Manila See duterte, page A11

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Ambassador Jose L. Cuisia Jr receives a token from CdO delegation head Eileen San Juan in the form of a motorela mixed media art piece done by artist Oca Floirendo, son of the late inventor of what’s become a city icon, Rafael Floirendo. (photo by Mike Baños, NPN)

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Shariah lawyer cites Duterte leadership Lawyer Haron A. Pangcoga, Director of Shariah Center at the lobby of Antonio Isidro Hall of MSU Marawi City.

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President-elect’s leadership and policy are akin to Islamic principles—Prof. Pangcoga

By JEHAD ZACARIA PANGCOGA

MARAWI City -- A Shari’ah lawyer here has commended the administration of the incoming President Rodrigo R. Duterte for his fundamental advocacy to discipline the people as a way of bolstering the Philippine society.

In an interview, Prof.

Haron A. Pangcoga, a Shariah lawyer and Director, Shari’ah Center in Mindanao State University, said that “Duterte’s leadership and policy are more akin to Islamic principles.

“We welcome the advo-

cacy of Duterte to stop the drug use and drug trafficking, to impose capital punishment, to stop corruption on government resources, to strictly implement the law and to change the government system to federalism.

We admire the modest life

style of Duterte,” Pangcoga said.

He further said that Filipino people are breathing air similar with the air inhaled

by Japanese and Malaysian people.

“The sun that gives daylight to Japan and Malaysia is the same sun that shines in the Philippines. We also have abundant natural and human resources in the Philippines similar to Japan and South Korea. But still Philippines remained

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He further stated: “When we ponder, it will come to mind that our country is suffering with social virus such as dishonesty, abuse, exploitation, bribery and distortion. These are the reasons why we need an iron- fist leader to rearrange our society. PresidentElect Duterte promised to exercise his authority and power against corruption and criminality wherever situated”.

Pangcoga explained that in Islamic law, penalty for culprit is strictly implemented as a deterrent and lessons to the community particularly to the lawbreakers.

“The purpose of Islamic Penal Law is to construct a peaceful society free from vices and the cultivation of virtues act. In Islam, Order and Justice are not separated. For order alone without justice make the government tyrannical.

Duterte, in our observation, is impartially, fairly and justifiably deciding on national issues. The aim of his government is to construct a peaceful society free from trouble. A society governed by law, not by the might plentiful,” he said.

The Shariah Center of MSU has set a seminar to examine, evaluate and study the policies of PresidentElect Duterte in relation to the global Muslim issues and Bangsamoro affairs.

DAVAO CITY (PNA) -Presumptive President Rodrigo Duterte is mulling on a massive revamp in the Philippine National Police (PNP) from the highest officers down to the rank and file as wake-up call to their sloppy performance and get rid of those involved in illegal activities.

“I will sleep on it tonight,” Duterte told reporters in a two-hour press conference midnight Wednesday at the Royal Mandaya Hotel. He said he would implement a massive reshuffling not only the officers but everybody once he sits as the President.

Duterte is eyeing assignments of those in the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP) particularly the National Bilibid Prison in Muntinglupa and Iwahig Penal Colony where drugs are manufactured; the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA); and other PNP units to hard-to-reach areas or the rebels’ lair in Mindanao. He said he might

even assign officers in the police stations in Metro Manila to Davao or the boondocks in Mindanao like Jolo.

And before going to new assignments, Duterte will order a random drug test on all police officers beginning July 1. He said he would even buy the most sophisticated drug test unit known in Japan.

Duterte made the declaration following reports that five died of drug overdose in a Close-Up concert party in the SM Mall of Asia in Pasay City. He was outrage that the police failed to prevent the incident from happening.

“There was failure of intelligence. Umpisa pa lang dapat nang-aamoy na kayo At the start (of the party) you should be sniffing (for information),” said Duterte, adding that the police failed in monitoring the activities of the people inside the venue. “Ang nangyari sa atin crime solution na lang

(What is happening to us is just crime solution),” he said.

According to Duterte, it is common knowledge that rave parties are usually associated with drugs like ecstacy. He said it should have been strictly monitored by the law enforcers. “Magpapasahan sila diyan (They are just pass it around),” he said.

After the revamp and the officers still fail to reform, Duterte said he will ask the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) to temporarily perform law enforcement duties particularly the illegal drugs and the task of guarding the prisons.

Duterte called for the press conference at 11:30 p.m to express his outrage on the Close-Up concert incident.

“As a mayor – I am addressing myself as a citizen of this Republic. I am not really the one person talking like this,” he said

Digong mulls on PNP revamp, random drug test for cops

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by US military facility at Lumbia

By Mike BaÑos Editor-at-Large

Norfolk, Va., U.S.A., Cagayan de Oro City’s planned Extension Project could undergo substantial changes if plans for the conversion of the Lumbia Airport to a U.S. military facility push through under the Enhanced Defense Cooperation Agreement (EDCA).

The city government aims to establish a new city center under its Planned City Expansion (PCE) in 820 hectares of land in Barangay Lumbia, including the 150 hectare Lumbia Airport which is now controlled by the Philippine Air Force.

However, the Lumbia Airport has been identified by the Philippine government as one of five key areas to be converted into a U.S. military facility under the E.D.C.A. If this pushes through, the city may lose additional areas around the Lumbia Airport since U.S. military aviation protocols call for a buffer zone in its landing and take off approaches where aircraft would most likely crash in case of accidents.

Despite this, Philippine Ambassador to the U.S. Jose L. Cuisia, Jr. last May 21 told Oro delegates to the 1st Adult Exchange Program under the Norfolk-Cagayan de Oro Sister City Agreement to be open to the establishment of the U.S. military facility at Lumbia since it would substantially improve the city’s infrastructure and employment like what happened to the Clark Air Base in Pampanga and the Subic Bay Naval Station in Zambales.

Similar encroachments by real estate developments had in fact long been experienced in and around military facilities in Cagayan de Oro’s sister city of Norfolk, Virginia where local governments have had to invest substantial funds to purchase lands around military air bases as a buffer zone.

Norfolk City has a long history as a strategic military and transportation point.

Since Norfolk serves as the commercial and cultural center for the unusual geographical region of Hampton Roads (and in its political structure of independent

cities), its economy is integrated into the region pretty much like its sister city of Cagayan de Oro in Northern Mindanao region.

Hampton Roads is a major military center, especially for the U.S Navy along with one of NATO’s two Strategic Command headquarters. It serves as the home for Naval Station Norfolk, the world’s largest naval installation, which supports naval forces in the United States Fleet Forces Command which operates in the Atlantic Ocean, Mediterranean Sea and Indian Ocean.

NS Norfolk is the world’s largest naval station, supporting 75 ships and 134 aircraft alongside 14 piers and 11 aircraft hangars, and houses the largest concentration of U.S. Navy forces.

Port Services controls more than 3,100 ships’ movements annually as they arrive and depart their berths.

Air Operations conducts over 100,000 flight operations each year, an average of 275 flights per day or one every six minutes.

Over 150,000 passengers and 264,000 tons of mail

Ambassador Jose L. Cuisia Jr. with delegates of the 1st Adult Exchange Program of the Norfolk-Cagayan de Oro Sister City Agreement. Also present were Jennifer Priest & Cheryl Penat McGarrivle, exec dir & CDO Committee Chair of the NSCA. (photo by Mike Banos, NPN)

and cargo depart annually on Air Mobility Command (AMC) aircraft and other AMC-chartered flights from the airfield’s AMC Terminal.

The region also plays an important role in defense contracting, with particular emphasis in the shipbuilding and ship repair businesses for the city of Norfolk. Major private ship-

yards located in Norfolk or the Hampton Roads area include: Huntington Ingalls Industries (formerly Northrop Grumman Newport News) in Newport News, BAE Systems Norfolk Ship Repair, General Dynamics NASSCO Norfolk, and Colonna’s Shipyard Inc., while the US Navy’s Norfolk Naval Shipyard is

just across the Downtown Tunnel in Portsmouth.

Most contracts fulfilled by these shipyards are issued by the Navy, though some private commercial repair also takes place. Over 35% of Gross Regional Product (which includes the entire Norfolk-Newport News-Virginia Beach MSA), See facility, page A11

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Changes may take form in abolition, revamps or reorganization

Giving warnings this early to officials engaged in corrupt practices, presumptive President Rodrigo Duterte is praised by constituents. His statement against supposedly corrupt and inefficient government agencies and officials showed his determination to effect change in governance.

Duterte said the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR), Bureau of Customs (BOC) and Land Transportation Office (LTO) are the “most corrupt” agencies that should be abolished.

He added that it may be better to simply disband these agencies. But these are already established agencies that are needed to run the bureaucracy. As a suggestion, what should be changed is the organization. Those officials and employees with cases could be suspended and ultimately removed from public service once found guilty or sentenced by a competent court. All the others within the local and regional offices and the national directorate may be re-shuffled, re-assigned to communities they are not familiar with.

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new offices organized in place of these three are effective and efficient enough to do the work of the former.

Otherwise, we might be only changing names and not the system that enables corruption..

If the “useless” Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) is inutile in its combat against illegal drugs because many of its own officials are embroiled in the narcotics trade, then there is no other alternative but just to abolish it.

High-ranking PDEA officers allegedly in connivance with drug syndicates, should not be only sacked from the agency, but should be jailed too. A military take-over is in order given the “sick” situation of PDEA. Duterte ‘s plan of appointing military men to head the Bureau of Immigration (BI), and the Bureau of Corrections (BuCor), which maintains the New Bilibid Prison (NBP), must be reconsidered. There are more competent civilians who could be effective managers of the said bureaus and who are more competent with psychological knowhow than just plain bravado.

Think a minute…

You may have heard the famous true story of the Mutiny On The Bounty.

English sailors rebelled against their captain, William Bligh, in the South Pacific. They took over his ship, and then put him and his few loyal men on a small row boat out in the middle of the Pacific ocean. These rebel sailors knew that they had committed one of the worst, most serious crimes with the punishment of death. So they escaped to a lonely island named Pitcairn. There they sank their own ship to hide from the world for the rest of their lives. Less than 20 years later, only one of those rebel sailors was still alive.

Their little island paradise

Of black and white

exercised, people do not quarrel or fight. No miting de avancee. Candidates appear on TV news and other media outlets. They just watch news reports about the candidates and go out to vote. Nothing follows, no incidents, they smile to one another and support whoever comes out winner.

000 Here is one bad practice in our government that really boils the blood circulation of many taxpayers.

There are officials who are leaving office for retirement or transfer of work but could not account the billions of pesos entrusted to them during their incumbency in office. The worst thing is no criminal cases are filed against them. An example is the case of then Secretary of Justice De Lima who allegedly could not account some P92 billion of public funds in her department. I am not saying she converted the amount for her personal use but I sure think she should be able to account it to the last penny.

This is definitely foolish at the expense of the public.

000 I am absolutely shocked that Cagayan de Oro City has gone back to its ancient

days when the people had no water to drink and electric power to light their homes and streets. What is happening to this self-proclaimed city of golden friendship?

Has friendship been blown by excessive political fighting? Or political hatred still run deep in the veins of its people. I remember many years ago when there was drinking water but salty.

I guess this place should be handled better before investors run away to other places and we collapse in miseries.

000 Pres. Noy Aquino announced that there is the amount of P164 billion pesos in the country’s vault that could pass to the new administation of Duterte. So nice our country is solvent.

had become a living hell.

They had fought so much among themselves that they killed each other off one by one.

When the last Bounty mutineer was finally discovered, he had completely changed into a different person. Instead of the alcoholic thief and murderer he had been, he was now a gentle, loving father. The British government was so impressed by the change in this old rebel sailor, that instead of executing him, they forgave and pardoned him for his crimes.

What happened to that rebel sailor and criminal to completely change his heart and character? Well, he had become so depressed and hopeless from all the fight-

ing and killing of his former shipmates, he became an alcoholic who was almost constantly drunk. One day when he was ready to kill himself, he found Captain Bligh’s old Bible. He began to read about Jesus Christ’s mercy and love for him, so He asked Jesus to forgive Him and help him change.

From that day forward, he began to obey and live Jesus’ way every day.

Friend, maybe you also have rebelled and know that you’ve been living wrongly. Maybe you even feel like a castaway, rejected by your family and friends, but especially rejected by God. Did you know that you can never become too wrong or bad for God to love and accept you. He

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People should not be surprised if Duterte can initiate projects right away after he takes his oath of office. My admiration for Pres. Aquino for his works as president.

He is a simple man even if he hailed from the jungle of wealthy hacienderos. One time when he came to San Francisco, California, he and his secretaries ate at the McDonld restaurant, a thing other president can not do.

000 In the world of sinners, the lesser evil is still better.

Bishops and priests do kneel in front of an altar to pray not only for themselves but for all people and world peace. Most of the time they stay in the convents praying and doing religious works. Yes as human beings, they too are sinners but definitely much lesser than some politicians. I don’t agree that they should be ridiculed publicly They are covered under our laws and if they commit crimes, they can be summoned by the court for trial. Choosing between two sinners - - the bishop/priests and some politicians, I would still go to the former for lesser sins.

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will never cast you away or reject you, no matter what you’ve done! In fact, right now, Jesus is just waiting for you to ask Him to forgive you and start changing you from this day forward, for the rest of your life. Will you do it?

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Region 13 PRDP-approved projects increase to P982M

By FRETCHER MAGATAO

BUTUAN City -- The Philippine Rural Development Project-National Project Coordination Office (PRDPNPCO) has reported that approved infrastructure and enterprise subprojects have reached a total of P982,605,907.

The report said bulk of the amount went to Intensified Building-Up of R eaping P o s i t ive Change. “Aron molahutay kini, kami nagtinabangay (To sustain it, we are working together),” shares Monita Guma, president of Sustainable Livelihood Program (SLP) San Fernando Farm Producer’s Association.

Monita leads her group in upkeeping the Cash for Building Livelihood Assets (CBLA) project in Bgry. San Fernando, Del Carmen, Siargao Islands, Surigao del Norte. She ensures that cultivating the 1.7 hectares cassava farm will reap a good harvest. The members of the group are all Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program partner-beneficiaries who are working hand in hand to sustain and expand the project.

CBLA is one of the four (4) modalities of SLP that encourages short-term and labor-intensive projects that will open opportunities for poor families to augment their income, through the development of physical and natural assets, while they earn during project implementation. ###(MARY CARMELLE C. JUMAWAN/ Social Marketing Unit/DSWD Field Office Caraga) NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that the estate of TERESA G. DOMINGO, who died on October 10, 2002 in Butuan City, consisting of a parcel of land located at Barrio of Bading, City of Butuan, covered by Transfer Certificate of Title No. RT-3618 containing an area of 2,640 square meters, is the subject of an EXTRA-JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE OF A PORTION OF REAL PROPERTY made and entered into by deceased Teresa G. Domingo’s surviving and compulsory heirs, namely, Milagros D. Emperado, Jose G. Domingo, Emma D. Chan, Dante G. Domingo, Emmanuel G. Domingo, Florante G. Domingo and Laura D. Garcia, settling and partitioning above-described property, and, as heirs/sellers, for and in consideration of P45,000.00, Philippine Currency, selling, transferring, and conveying by way of sale unto Roy P. Inchoco a ONE HUNDRED FIFTY (150) SQUARE METER-portion of above estate, more particularly described as “A portion of Lot 4-H-A, being a portion of Lot 4-H, (LRC) Psd-79912) situated at Barangay Limaha, City of Butuan, containing an area of 150 square meters,” per Doc. No. 1961; Page No. 197; Book No. 20; Series of 2014 of the Notarial Registry of Miguel B. Zulieta, Jr., Notary Public for Butuan City.

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Infrastructure and Logistics for Development (I-BUILD) Component which aims to put in place strategic and climate-resilient rural infrastructure facilities along the value chain with 19 approved subprojects amounting to P966,385,906.98.

Several of these are being implemented while 12 subprojects are still on the procurement process.

Other than the approved

19 subprojects, I-BUILD for Caraga still has five subprojects in the pipeline totaling P516,563,803.89 awaiting approval within the year.

These infrastructure subprojects would translate to improved road networks linking production areas with markets to enhance efficiency of transporting agricultural products, increased productivity from

irrigation and water supply systems, and lower postharvest losses.

The 24 I-BUILD subprojects for Caraga would create a total amount of P1,482,949,710.92 as presented below: For District 2 in Agusan del Norte, one community irrigation system for 70 hectares totaling P33,958,002, two farm-tomarket roads (FMRs) for 2.56 kilometers with a total of P23,523,516.35, one FMR with bridge with a length of 2.56 kilometers and total cost of P156,103,950.09, and one warehouse totaling P6,000,000. In Agusan del Sur, six FMRs with a total length of 26.07 kilometers with a total cost of P632,223,861.12, and two FMRs with a total length of 5.78 kilometers totaling P49,341,245.18. For

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Dinagat Islands province, one FMR with a length of 4,08 kilometers with a cost of P57,789,305.27.

In Surigao del Norte, two FMRs with 3.32 kms. totaling P147,270,000, one FMR with a length of 1.27 kms. with a cost of P15,489,000, four FMRs with a length of 9 . 5 3 k m s . c o s t i n g P112,988,090,08, and two potable water supply systems to 369 households with a total cost of P4,910,871.28.

For District 2 in Surigao del Sur, two FMRs with a total length of 18.12 kms. totaling P243,351,087.55.

The I-BUILD team in the region is doing its best to achieve the target and has formulated a program to attain 41 percent disbursement of implemented subprojects by June. “We have been busy helping the LGUs and contractors

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Signature over printed name of the C/MCR MDN: May 27 & June 3, 2016

Publication Notice R.A. 10172 NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES ) PROVINCE OF CAMIGUIN ) S.S. MUNICIPALITY OF MAMBAJAO ) AFFIDAVIT OF SELF ADJUDICATION

Date: May 26, 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 MARGIEL EMBODO ESIC has filed with this Office, a petition for correction of entry in sex from “MALE” to “FEMALE” in the certificate of live birth of MARGIEL EMBODO ESIC at Catibac, Catarman, Camiguin and whose parents are GILVER M. ESIC & MARIFE U. EMBODO.

Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than June 14, 2016.

(Sgd.) LUDIVINA T. LIBAGO

Signature over printed name of the C/MCR

I, EDDIE B. CAIÑA, Filipino citizen, of legal age and capacity, widow and a resident of Lakas, Mambajao, Camiguin, after having been duly sworn to in accordance with law do hereby depose and say;

That I am the husband of late CIRIACA L. CAIÑA who died without any last will and testament on January 7,2016 at Lakas, Mambajao, Camiguin. Her Death Certificate is hereto attached as Annex “A”;

That my afore-said late wife left deposit in the Philippine National Bank (PNB) Mambajao, Camiguin branch, in the amount of P53,095.75;

That at the time of her death, my afore-mentioned late wife had no liabilities or obligations to any persons, agency or institution;

That with the conformity of my children, I hereby adjudicate upon myself the afore-described Philippine National Bank (PNB) deposit;

That I executed this Affidavit for the purpose of attesting to the truth of the foregoing facts and for whatever legal purpose it may serve;

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand this 20th day of January, 2016 at Mambajao, Camiguin Philippines.

MDN: May 27 & June 3, 2016

Republic of the Philippines LOCAL CIVIL REGISTRY OFFICE PROVINCE OF MISAMIS ORIENTAL Cagayan De Oro City NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. No. 9048, a NOTICE is hereby served to the public that CRYSTAL GIENE CAYASAN has filed with this office a petition for the change of first name from “RICCYL GIENE” to “CRYSTAL GIENE” in the Certificate of Live Birth of RICCYL GIENE CAYASAN who was born on SEPT. 23, 1995 in Cagayan de Oro City and whose mother is CLYDYLYN PROSIA CAYASAN ______________________________________.

Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than May 28, 2016.

(SGD.) NORMA S. DIPUTADO

City Civil Registrar MDN: May 20 & 27, 2016

EDDIE B. CAIÑA Affiant Driver’s license No. K05-56-000016 With our Conformity:

MERLYN L. TAYLOR

EDDIE L. CAIÑA JR.

BENJAMIN L. CAIÑA

FILOMENA L. TAYLOR

SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO BEFORE ME, this 21th day of January, 2016 at Mambajao, Camiguin Philippines.

Doc. No 148 ; Page No. 30 ; Book No. XL; Series of 2016

MDN: May 13, 20 & 27, 2016

ATTY. HUMPHREY JEFFREY D. ROXAS NOTARY PUBLIC MAMBAJAO, CAMIGUIN UNTIL DECEMBER 31, 2017 PTR NO. 11160706 11-5-16 IBP NO. 00998672 11-12-16 ROLL MO. 40586, 4/11/96 TIN NO. 918-980-802 MCLE NO. IV90021577-8-2-1

to comply with the needed requirements so we can reach our goal for this year,” Engr. Rene Morales, I-Build Component head said during a provincial coordination meeting.

The Investments for Rural Enterprises and Agriculture and Fisheries Productivity (I-REAP) Component which aims to strengthen and develop viable agri-fishery based enterprises through efficient value chains of key agriculture and fishery products has an approved subproject amounting to P16,220,000 on procurement process for the Integrated Abaca Enhancement Enterprises in Santiago, Agusan del Norte.

The component also See projects, page A11 EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE OFDECEASED ERSON/EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT AMONG HEIRS

Notice is hereby given that the intestate estate of the deceased CIPRIANO BOSTON, who died on February 27, 2016 in Bonbon, Cagayan de Oro City, at the time of his death, left a certain real property situated in Barrio of Bonbon, City of Cagayan de Oro, more particularly described as follows: TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION, TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. T-63371, COVERED BY TAX DECLARATION NO. G-082167 “A PARCEL OF LAND (Lot 3, Pcs-10-000542, being a portion of Consolidation Subdivision of Lot 3, Pcs-10-000523 & Lot 22315-E-4, Psd-10-004829), situated in the Barrio of Bonbon, City of Cagayan de Oro. Containing an area of of TWO HUNDRED TWELVE (212) SQUARE METERS, more or less. With Market Value of PHP 91,160.00 and Assessed Value of PHP 6,380.00. TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION, TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. T-63487, COVERED BY TAX DECLARATION NO. G-082196, “A PARCEL OF LAND (Lot 22315-D, Psd-10-003748, being a portion of Lot 22315, Cad237, Cagayan Cadastre), situated in the Barrio of Bonbon, City of Cagayan de Oro. Containing an area of TWO HUNDRED NINETEEN (219) SQUARE METERS, more or less.

With Market Value of PHP 94,170.00 and Assessed Value of P 6,590.00.

TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION, COVERED BY TAX DECLARATION NO. G-082197 BUILDING ONLY “A PARCEL OF LAND (Cadastral Lot No. 1615, Assessor’s Lot No. 117, Block No. 03, situated at Bonbon, Cagayan de Oro City, containing an area of or floor area of 95.52 SQUARE METERS. With Market Value of P 287,672.21 and Assessed Value of P 28, 770.00. are the subject of EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE OF DECEASED PERSON/ EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT AMONG HEIRS, made and entered namely; DIONESIA BOSTON, of legal age, Filipino citizen, widow; CIPRIANO F. BOSTON, JR., of legal age, Filipino citizen, married, residing at #655 Z-4, Bonbon, CDOC; CORA BOSTON CENABRE, of legal age, Filipino citizen, married, residing at #655 Z-4, Bonbon, CDOC; JERRY F. BOSTON, of legal age, Filipino citizen, single, residing at #655 Z-4, Bonbon, CDOC, the above-named parties, all of legal age, are the legitimate children and sole heirs.

As per Doc. No. 261; Page No. 52; Book No. XII; Series of 2016; under Notary public of ATTY. EMELITO J. MARQUIÑO. MDN: MAY 20, 27 & JUNE 3, 2016

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DA steps up support for corn farmers in region 9

By Franklin P. Gumapon

PAGADIAN City -- Reeli n g f rom t h e a d v e r s e effects of the dr y spell wrought by El Niño phenomenon, the corn farmers in Zamboanga Peninsula can now avail themselves of the different programs extended by the Department of Agriculture (DA)

to improve their produce this planting season.

In a press conference held here Tuesday, a team from DA-9 told the press that the DA would assist the corn farmers through its programs such as seed exchange, soils analysis, provision of farm implements/machineries and vertical dryers as well as

training on the latest corn production techniques for farmers.

DA-9 is now intensifying its help to the corn farmers in the region after losing 9,500 metric tons of corn production or some P130 million to El Niño.

“Throughout the region the affected farmers account for 9,622 cover-

ing 7,300 hectares,” Ray Anthony M. Credo, DA-9 El Niño focal person reported.

Moreover, Engr. Tessy Montano, regional corn reports officer, disclosed that Zamboanga del Sur is one of the top 10 cornproducing provinces in the country and its cornproducing towns are San

Miguel, Dinas, Dumingag, Mahayag, Molave and Aurora including Pagadian City.

As t he d r y sp el l is decaying and the rains start visiting the region, the farmers have already started planting corn especially in upland areas.

The major corn varieties grown in the area are white corn for human consumption and yellow corn for animal feeds.

Dried white corn grains ground into grits are a

staple of people from Cebu, Bohol, Siquijor and some natives of Mindanao. A cup of cooked corn grits contains 182 calories and one gram of fat, which is good for those who want to lose weight as they get a full feeling without consuming excessive fat calories.

Corn grits have a low glycemic index, a measurement on carbohydratecontaining foods and their impact on one’s blood sugar. (FPG/PIA9)

Importance of Financial Literacy for Teachers

By Khristine Marie D. Peñafiel Ozamiz City Division

MDN: May 23 - June 9, 2016

I am a newbie in DEPED and I had the chance to be designated to function and give assistance to the legal concerns of the said Department. Grievance Machinery Procedures, Fact Finding Investigations, some legal research and other administrative concerns summarize the work descriptions of being in this Office.

During my stay, I significantly noticed numerous compilations of Administrative Collection Cases pending before the Office within Northern Mindanao Region.

In summation, it simply depicts lack of financial literacy among teachers. As a result, some teachers suffer financial problem leading to economic constraints basically triggered by mismanagement of salaries in the long run, thus, making some of them irresponsible to settle and pay their financial obligations.

These unending mismanagement of economic resources caused friction as to inter-personal and familial relationships. Because of these phenomena, work-related functions were at stake, causing inefficiency and inaccuracy in dealing with their designated tasks. Since economic crisis can trigger even the minutest emotion, the slightest penetration of a friction can cause a greater impact to one’s personal, social, emotional, spiritual and physical well being. Thus, it is highly suggested to make a nationwide awareness or in the smaller scale, the agency concerned for that matter, to impose as a policy for the proper information in financial expenditure, with the main emphasis to spend one’s salary within his/her reach so as to avoid reiteration of the same factual finding in the future.

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University lauds University students receive LET topnotcher, BPI-DOST Science Awards new teachers CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY -- A graduate from Xavier University ranked third in the March 2016 Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET) – secondary level.

Leslie Gisele ClimacoSabellano garnered 91% along with two other takers.

Xavier reaped a 79.69% (51 of 64) passing rate in the secondary level LET and 55.56% (10 of 18) passing rate in the elementary level LET. The national passing rates for the elementary and secondary levels are 28.37% and 35.43%, respectively.

“We thank Dean Dr Jovelyn Delosa and the faculty and staff of our School of Education for continuing to maintain the high quality of our teacher training programs,” said XU president Fr Roberto C Yap SJ in his

message to the academic community.

“Congratulations to our new XU Teachers! You touch the future when you teach!,” greeted Fr Yap. The Professional Regulation Commission and the Board for Professional Teachers announced on May 19 that 12,128 elementary teachers out of 42,739 examinees and 18,810 secondary teachers out of 53,090 examinees successfully passed the LET given last March 20 in 20 testing centers across the country.

In February 2015, XU was hailed as one of the top 5 teacher education schools in the Philippines with 90% overall passing rate in Category A (1000+ takers) in the board exam for teachers from 2009 to 2014. (XU Comm)

C AG AYA N D E O R O CIT Y -- Two students from Xavier University were among those recognized by the Bank of Philippine Islands (BPI) and Department of Science and Technology (DOST) for their researches in the fields of chemistry and chemical engineering.

Ken R aymart Añabieza’s study on “Chemometrics-Assisted Chelatometric Dispersive LiquidLiquid Microextraction (CDLLME) System for Flame Atomic Absorption Spectrometric Determination of Ultra-trace Cu(II) in Water Samples” probed the potability of tap water by examining copper content in three sampling sites in one of the barangays in the city.

Ken, BS Chemistry, said he was “concerned over heavy metals mixing with our drinking water.” Guided by his thesis adviser Dr Heidi Rabanes, he was inspired to develop a simple, fast, safe, inexpensive and environmentally-friendly met ho d in deter mining ultra-trace copper in water samples. Copper, a form of heavy metal, is toxic when taken in large quantities.

His study showed that

CDLLME is an effective method for extracting copper at low concentrations and gives a precise and accurate measurement of copper at 9093 percent recovery. It further concluded that tap water in the three sampling sites in barangay Agora are safe based on the guidelines set by the US Environmental Protection Agency.

Ken’s fellow awardee Melody Kimberly Pitoc, BS Chemical Engineering, studied the viability of Napier grass as an alternative source of biooil, syngas and char.

Her study, “D etermination of Operating Parameters for the Fast Oxidative Pyrolysis of Napier Grass in a Fluidized Bed Reactor,” done with teammates Rashida Ryhanna Bantuas and Jill Carlotha Cajote under the guidance of Dr Ma Theresa Cabaraban and Engr Edwin Richard Ortiz, found that the low ash content, high volatile matter and low fixed carbon of Napier grass make it suitable for bio-oil production.

Bio oil can be converted into biofuel, a substitute for petroleum.

With energy being an

environmental concern, Mel wanted to explore a greener source of energy to help address the energy crisis felt especially in Mindanao. Her study previously won the inhouse Renewable Energy Studies Award of the College of Engineering.

XU President Fr Bobby Yap SJ commended Ken and Mel for pursuing research topics that resonate with Pope Francis’ encyclical, “Laudato Si.” “I think if Pope Francis were here, he’d be proud of what you’re doing,” Fr Bobby told the two awardees who graduated cum laude in March 2016.

“Ensuring that the water the poor drinks is safe is an important concern, and looking for renewable sources of energy, such as Napier grass, is urgent and necessary,” he said.

“I was really glad to find out that these were the topics given recognition,” Fr Bobby added even as he stressed the need to do “research for service, for others and for the poor.”

BPI Foundation Executive Director Faye Corcuera assured BPI’s continued support for prom is i ng u n ive rs it y students in their pur-

suit of research. She also encouraged Ken and Mel to continue on the path of scientific pursuit.

This ye ar, t he BPI DOST Science Awards h on ore d 3 0 re g i on a l awardees from 11 universities across the country for achieving high levels of excellence in their specialized fields of science.

But beyond doing research for its own sake, Fr Bobby laid the emphasis on research that touches not just the mind but also the heart.

“We want our students to develop habits of the mind and habits of the heart,” he said.

These habits are s u m m e d up i n t h re e qualities: curiosity, having the desire to know; wonder, having a sense of wow and amazement; and reverence, giving praise to the Lord by being good stewards of His creation.

“When you see all these curious, amazing things, you have to take a leap of faith that, yes, these are gifts that come from Him,” he said. “ These habits form a spirituality of research that leads to praise and reverence in serving our Lord.” (XU Comm)

Flash redefines the definition of ‘metal’ with new Flash Plus 2 Metal offers a whole new aesthetic appeal to people worldwide. That’s why when Flash announced that the sequel to the record-breaking Flash Plus is coming to the Philippines through its website (http:// flash3c.com/ph ), the brand wanted its loyal customers to have a glimpse of how it was able to transcend metal, redefining it to a sleek design that breaks the boundaries between functionality and sophistication.

With its partnership with Lazada Philippines, Flash is making its Flash Plus 2 available to Filipinos starting this May 31, 2016 for only P6, 990. The new addition to Flash’s roster of highquality smartphones carries the same excellent photographing DNA that the brand has been known for—and it’s boxed in a sleek, metal case that’s designed based on the taste and demand of the high- and medium-end market.

According to Lei Zhang, Flash Philippines Country Manager, the excellent workmanship of the new Flash Plus 2 is what sets it apart from other smartphones currently available in the market today.

“We adopted a unique metal framework for the new smartphone, allowing it to possess the unique glow and touch of metal without compromising its richness and aesthetics. Albeit it carries the same blueprint first installed in the previous version, our new product offering is better improved with

the young consumers in mind,” Zhang said.

The Flash Plus 2 underwent a series of complex processes, ranging from horizontal wiredrawing, high-speed side sandblasting, ultralight rim diamond cutting, and twice anodization to offer a touch of warmth and vigor for the cold, hard metal work.

As exquisite as it looks, the smartphone adopts diamond cutting and twice anodic oxidation technologies to achieve the 0.4mm rim of the Home key, 0.15mm sound volume key, and 0.4mm rim of flash lamp and speaker.

But on top of its aesthetic design, the new Flash Plus 2 also offers an enriched set of features that include optimum image and immersive sound quality.

What’s more, it has pioneering innovative functions such as fingerprint recognition, Hi-Fi sound effect and fast battery charging to complement the lifestyle needs of always-onthe-go millennials.

“Flash is one of the most successful smartphone brands that always introduces something new to delight customers. We are privileged to be the exclusive distributor of Flash Plus 2 to our online shoppers,” Inanc Balci, CEO of Lazada Philippines said.

“Together, we can bring exciting products closer to Filipinos.”

Fingerprint recognition The innovation of smartphones paves the way for fingerprint recognition, and Flash is not

lagging behind when it comes to this new technology. With the fingerprint recognition of the Flash Plus 2, users are assured of optimum security and more convenient phone unlocking process. Eye-pleasing and handy, the front fingerprint recognition function makes possible instant accurate 3600 unlocking in 0.5s, one-stroke APP launch, and file encryption safe, among other functions.

Immersive sound quality The new Flash Plus 2 not

only complements the lifestyle of young photographers; it also follows the music demands of the millennials. The new smartphone features HiFi valueretained earphone acoustics, high-volume speaker effects and MIX music editing function to provide high-performance smartphone model for an immerse sound experience.

Ultra-fast charging, battery saving Equipped with TI BQ25896 fast-charging chip and 9V/1.67A

fast-charging technologies, the Flash Plus 2 can be charged for 30 minutes to achieve 50 percent battery level. Fully charging this phone guarantees 10 hours of continuous phone call, with reliable battery capacity for users. The charging efficiency is further raised by 35 percent compared with 5V/1A phones while it takes only two hours for the battery to be fully charged.

What’s more, the new smartphone’s Helio P10 processor ensures strong performance and low energy consumption in providing smooth, free “cut back” through multitasking operation of surfing the Internet, playing games, and watching videos.

Because of this feature, users will be able to maximize their entertainment needs without worrying about immediate battery loss.

Clear image quality Capturing moments as they happen has never been easier with the new Flash Plus 2. With its excellent shooting quality, people who have a knack for high-quality images will find it hard to put this phone down especially during special occasions and get-togethers.

The phone’s camera adopts the integration of PDAF and contrast focusing with merely 0.1s of focal alignment. This makes the users to take a snapshot of fleeting moments—from bungee jumping to surfing.

What’s more, the rear dual color flash lamp RealTone and front LED flash with Color Ren-

dering Index that reaches up to 80 allows the user to enjoy photography even in dark areas.

Designed based on your personality The new Flash Plus 2 carries Miravision 2.0 FHD display that enables smart eye protection in too strong or weak luminous situations, providing a wonderful visual experience of perfect clearness and comfort.

With dual color options of Luna Silver and Venus Gold, Flash Plus 2 provides young users with personalized choices.

The metal rear case that only comes through multiple complex processes like horizontal brushed metal surface and twice anodic oxidation, among others, coupled with fine details in phone body, has made Flash Plus 2 a perfect combination of aesthetics and sense of texture that both appeals to the eye and fits awesomely into the palm of users.

Zhang concluded, “Flash has been consistent in introducing unique futures that satisfy the needs and wants of its consumers. Now that our new flagship phone is in place, we will be more able to complement the lives of the young consumers who look for nothing but unparalleled convenience and refinement.”

For more details, please visit the website at http://www. flash3c.com/ph and http://lazada.com.ph to purchase the new Flash Plus 2.

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NOTICE to All CEPALCO Customers Subject: Scheduled NGCP Power Interruption on Saturday, May 28, 2016 and CEPALCO Switching Interruption on Sunday, May 29, 2016

INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR IN TEACHER EDUCATION

By Lilebeth C. Gerona Teacher III

The Cagayan Electric Power & Light Co., Inc. (CEPALCO) would like to inform all customers of a SCHEDULED POWER INTERRUPTION on SATURDAY, May 28, 2016 by the National Grid Corporation of the Phils. (NGCP) and SWITCHING INTERRUPTION by CEPALCO on SUNDAY, May 29, 2016 as shown below.

REASON

:

A. TIME OF INTERRUPTION :

THE NATIONAL GRID CORP. OF THE PHILS. (NGCP) WILL FACILITATE LOAD TRANSFER FROM TRANSFORMER 1 TO TRANSFORMER 2 TO CONDUCT THE TRANSFER OF OVERHEAD GROUND WIRE OF THE JASAAN-KINOGUITAN 69KV LINE FROM THE OLD GANTRY TURRET TO THE NEW GANTRY TURRET AT NGCPJASAAN SUBSTATION. TO MAKE USE OF THE INTERRUPTION, CEPALCO WILL CONDUCT LINE MAINTENANCE AND LINE CONDUCTOR STRINGING WORKS ALONG BALOY-CUGMAN HIGHWAY FOR THE ONGOING 69KV TABLON-PUNTOD LINE PROJECT AND CAPACITOR BANK INSTALLATION AT CEPALCO LOOC SUBSTATION AT VILLANUEVA, MISAMIS ORIENTAL. NGCP Scheduled Interruption: May 28, 2016: 6:00AM–6:30AM (30 MINUTES) Switching May 28, 2016: 11:30AM–12:00NN (30 MINUTES) Switching

AFFECTED AREAS : M2

JASAAN-BALOY 69KV CUSTOMERS 1. RESINS, Inc., Jasaan 2. Cargill Philippines Inc., Villanueva 3. Coca-Cola Misamis Oriental Plant, Villanueva 4. HCH Corporation, Tagoloan 5. Del Monte Philippines, Inc., Bugo

B. TIME OF INTERRUPTION : NGCP Scheduled Interruption: May 28, 2016: 5:30AM–7:00AM (1 HR 30 MIN) Switching

May 28, 2016: 11:00AM–12:30PM (1 HR 30 MIN) Switching

AFFECTED AREAS : Jasaan to Tablon Area

1. Municipalities of Jasaan, Villanueva and Tagoloan.

2. Barangays of Bugo, Puerto including Upper Puerto, Agusan including Tin-ao and Tablon.

C. TIME OF INTERRUPTION : CEPALCO Scheduled Interruption: May 28, 2016: 6:00AM–6:00PM (12 HRS)

AFFECTED AREAS : Baloy to Cugman Area

1. From Suy Sing Warehouse of Umalag, Tablon down to Baloy to Barangay Cugman up to Bigaan Bridge

D. TIME OF INTERRUPTION : CEPALCO Scheduled Interruption: May 28, 2016: 6:00AM–8:00AM (2 HRS) Switching

May 28, 2016: 4:00PM–6:00PM (2 HRS) Switching

AFFECTED AREAS : Gusa to Lapasan Area

1. From Villa Ernesto Subdivision of Barangay Gusa down to Lapasan up to Agora Market Area including Gaabucayan Extension.

2. Upper Gusa and Indahag including Alegria Hills Office E. TIME OF INTERRUPTION : CEPALCO Scheduled Interruption: May 29, 2016: 7:00AM–8:30AM (1 HR 30 MIN) Switching

AFFECTED AREAS : Villanueva to Jasaan Area

1. From LKKS-Villa and Phoenix to Villanueva Poblacion including Dayawan, Katipunan and Kalingagan and Jasaan Municipality.

Power will however be restored immediately without further notice when NGCP and Cepalco line and switching works are completed earlier than scheduled.

We hope the affected customers and the public in general will be guided by this announcement. Thank you.

Released by: Ms. Marilyn A. Chavez Assistant Vice President Head, Customer & Community Relations Dept.

Dr. Allan S. Macaraeg

Dr. Herminia N. Leyson

The Ass o ci at ion of Educators for Interrelated Research and Studies had conducted an International Seminar in Teacher Education with its theme: “Scaffolding Teachers’ Skill in Upgrading the Learner’s Level of Performance in the Era of the K to 12 Implementation” as per DepEd Advisory No.16, series of 2016 held on May 13, 14 and 15 at GV Tower Hotel, Cebu City, Philippines.

There were five hundred plus participants coming from different divisions all over the Philippines and I was only the participant from Magsaysay, Misamis Oriental. Day one was the registration of participants.

On May 14, 2016, the seminar proper started at exactly 8:00 AM. The first speaker was Dr. Allan S. Macaraeg, NEAP Tainer, DepEd Region 1 Education Program Supervisor, San Carlos City,

Pangasinan. He talked about the Historical Background of K to 12 and the significance of having the Enhanced Basic Education. One of the visions that have Socio-Economic relevance is that: graduate is ready to take his/her place as a productive member of society and equipped to take on every opportunity in life he/she chooses to find to work and to engage in higher education.

According to him, the seven 21st Century Lifelong Skills are: critical thinking-anddoing, creativity, collaboration, cross cultural understanding, communication, computing/ ICT literacy and career learning self-reliance. Those skills are very important because Filipino students nowadays must complete primarily in a new global economy.

May 15, 2016, was the 3rd day of the seminar; there were two speakers during that day. In the morning was Dr. Herminia N. Leyson, School

Prof. Sonaike A. Leke

District Supervisor, DepEd, Region VII. Her topics were all about Teaching Strategies and Classroom Management. Students’ interests vary considerably. Hence, teachers should provide their classroom with appropriate and appealing supplementary and recreational materials.

Thus, the teacher should adapt instructional materials, methods, procedures, and techniques that will take care of the individual differences. In the afternoon the speaker was Mr. Sonaike A. Leke, Ago Iwoye, Ogun State, Nigeria and presently a Professor in UP Diliman.

He talked about the history of K to 12 in Nigeria relating it to the education in the Era of K to 12 Implementation in our country. Then afterwards was the distribution of Certificate of Recognition to the Participants followed by the picture taking. It was indeed a successful seminar.

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PDIC advises borrowers of GSIS Family Bank to pay their obligations The Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation (PDIC), the Receiver of the closed GSIS Family Bank (A Thrift Bank), reminded borrowers of the bank to continue to pay their loans and transact only with authorized PDIC representatives. GSIS Family Bank was placed under the receivership of the PDIC by virtue of Monetary Board Resolution No. 826.A dated May 13, 2016.

In a statement, PDIC advised borrowers of GSIS Family Bank to pay their loans and other obligations directly at any Philippine National Bank (PNB)

Branch under account name, through mail to the borrow- of their payments, borrowers official receipts are advised deposit slips by mail to the PDIC FAO BURL – GSIS ers. For proper accounting who do not receive their to send a photocopy of their See borrowers, page A11 FAMILY BANK. PDIC emphasized that it has not engaged any person, agent or agency to collect the loan payments for and in behalf of the bank.

To ensure proper recording of their payments, PDIC further advised borrowers to keep copies of the PNB Deposit/Payment Slips. The PDIC emphasized that for payments to be valid, it must be supported by a machine-validated PNB Deposit/Payment Slip. Official receipts will be issued

by PDIC upon validation of payments and will be sent

Publication Notice R.A. 10172 NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC CCE-0025-2016 Date: May 24,2016

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 DENNIS BELTRAN CADINAS has filed with this Office, a petition for correction of entry in sex from “FEMALE” to “MALE” in the certificate of live birth of DENNIS BELTRAN CADINAS at MATALAM, COTABATO and whose parents are NESTOR CALICO CADINAS and DELMA MAGNO BELTRAN.

Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than June 13, 2016.

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Being grateful to God is the exact attitude T he G ospel of Jesus Christ (May27, 2016-Friday) Luke 4:24-30”And He said, “Truly I say to you, no prophet is welcome in his hometown. But I say to you in truth, there were many widows in Israel in the days of Elijah, when the sky was shut up for three years and six months, when a great famine came over all the land; and yet Elijah was sent to none of them, but only to Zarephath, in the land

of Sidon, to a woman who was a widow: Do you experience rejections in life? What did you feel? Are you intimidated by your rejecters? No prophet is welcome in his hometown: The reason for this is not because the servant of God either lay or Priest is bad but because of over familiarity to that person will lead to prejudices.

It was done to Jesus Christ by his town people because they could

not believe the great changed in Jesus life.

This is also the same to each one of us because we feel jealousy to anyone who is elevating his standard of living.

Sometimes we became insecure if somebody surpassed us. This is called, “crab mentality.”

Being grateful to God is the exact attitude if you can witness a person who is blessed by God. You need to thank God for doing great things to others instead you

will question God about his goodness to anyone else. Avoid insecurity of life because this will lead to a miserable ending.

Be happy if somebody becomes successful in their journey in life. On the other hand, Jesus showed the goodness of God despite of the evil society they had. God sent Elijah to a helpless widow in Zarephath. 1 Kings 17:10-14” Please get me a little water in a jar that I may drink.”

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Rofa Mae Halina, an Out of School Youth from Barangay Tagdu, Mambajao, Camiguin, now owns here very own Homemade Longganisa business after completing a technical course on Food Processing, offered by 1 AND ALL Technical School through the support of the Department of Social Welfare and Development’s Sustainable Livelihood Program.

Being the eldest child, Rofa Mae has to sacrifice her studies for her two younger siblings and work harder in order to support their fam-

ily, after her father became sickly and weak.

“Dagku gyud ang akong pasalamat sa DSWD ug sa 1 AND ALL Technical School tungod kay usa ko sa mga natagaan ani nga training, labi na gyud kay gitagaan pa ko og gamit pangakabuhayan human sa among graduation (I am really thankful to DSWD and 1 AND ALL Technical School for the opportunity they have given me as one of the recipient of this training apart from the start-up kit they have provided us after graduation)”, says Rofa Mae. “Maningkamot gyud ko nga mapalambo ning akong

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assistance such as corn, rice and vegetables for farmerfrom page A2 beneficiaries on top of proasking intelligence commu- vincial government initiated nity like the National Bu- farm input assistance. (PNA) reau of Investigation (NBI), PDEA where is the money of people for intelligence from page A1 and operations. the president. The proce “You are paid to prevent dures and protocols yun incidents from happening. I ang i-apply natin,” he said. am at a lost. It is unaccept- He explained that securiable that you can’t prevent ty adjustments will be made people from…(bringing into according to the assessment the venue) entertainment and security situations or drugs,” he said, emphasizing threats but added they will that government is allotting consult the president before huge funds for intelligence making innovations and and operations. improvements based on Duterte said he can feel existing security protocols. the anger of the parents of “After making an assessthe young people. “Nobody ment and security situations, is talking about it,” he said. that’s the time that we have (PNA) to make modifications on the existing protocols and procedures,” he said. from page A4 On Duterte choosing 000 members of his PSG, Bau I agree with former tista added “trust and conpresident Gloria Macapagal fidence” are important.

Arroyo to reject the offer of Duterte, mayor of Davao Duterte for pardon. Why City for 22 years, could be should she be pardoned seen checking for himself when, to her mind, she has the slum areas and even not committed any crimes? riding the taxi at night as As I said earlier, Duterte is a his way of checking security talker. He forgets sometimes in the evening. that he is not the Constitu- On several occasions, tion and that he must abide the incoming president had by its provisions. I can see negotiated with the New there is a need for a con- People’s Army for the release stitutional convention to of soldiers and police offimake amendments. There cers captured by the rebel are issues which congress group. is incapable of acting for “We must lay down ang lack of legal basis. cards at makausap ang presi000 dent na ito yung threat situ Until this day killing of ation. Pinakauna sa isang criminals is unlawful. Our area is situational awareness. constitution does not allow Pagbigay sa situation na ito killing until some changes yung threat, then we will are made. Religious insti- advice the president, na ‘sir tutions will always block mukhang delikado dun, any effort to restore death and maybe we can adjust penalty because it runs the venue of the event, or counter to one of the ten postpone the engagement’,” commandments of God Bautista said.

“Thou shall not kill.” BEN He said the PSG would EMATA Bennex News Ser- also heed what Duterte vice wants and discuss with him the possible threat levels but he believes the incoming from page A5 president would listen to four other subprojects his PSG. (Antonio L. Colina amounting to P65,584,180.32 IV/MindaNews) in the pipeline. One production, processing and marketing subproject for from page A1 Agusan del Sur and the where the police themselves same subproject for Dina- are allegedly involved in gat Islands province, two drugs. additional enterprise sub- “The PDEA is a useprojects are also hoped to less entity now, and Mabe implemented in Agusan nila, maraming police who del Norte within the year. are into drugs, sigurado ako nyan, matagal naming pinag-aralan nyan. from page A8 Months before, we started with DA-12 has conducted out investigation,” he said a two-week cloud seeding in an interview on Monday operation that cushion the evening. impact of dry spell to crops He said he has not dethat could still be recovered. cided yet on who will he On top of rice assistance, assign to head the agency the provincial govenrment but has in mind a military also implemented animal official. dispersal program where He also wanted someone qualified beneficiaries re- from the military to head ceived livestock animals to the Bureau of Immigration, augment the family’s source Bureau of Corrections, and Department of National of income.

The project includes Defense.

516 heads of carabao/cattle “Military man would go already dispersed, 1,000 to immigration. It’s a very heads of goats, and 1,000 sensitive agency and I want heads of swine. Another set somebody there to be very of work animals are ready strict, as in strict,” he said, for distribution to drought Known for his hardline stance against drugs and hit farmers.

DA also dispersed seeds criminality, Duterte warned

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two or three generals in the Philippine National Police who he believed are supporting illegal drug operations, to retire from work.

“Two or three generals dyan pag-sinabi ko naman sa inyo. May panahon pa kayo na mag-retire kayo, may makukuha pa kayo aside from what you are getting from the drug syndicates or you yourselves are operating it. Madugo itong sa police,” he said.

He said that there are police generals who do not accept money from drugs because they know “na mainit masyado yan” but he issued the same warning to officials who receive money from gambling.

“Wag silang magalit.

Kung mag-react sila I will be forced to spit it off (their names) in public,” he said.

He said police who live in expensive houses and cars will be subject to lifestyle check.

“Yung mga police, I know you’ve been doing it for long. If you have saved some amount. I may be forgiving at times basta wag yang droga. I’ll finish you off. You won’t get away. Leave now,” he said in mixed Tagalog and English.

Aside from PDEA, he also criticized the Bureau of Internal Revenue, Bureau of Customs, and Land Transportation Office that he might abolish for being allegedly corrupt.

“The most corrupt, I’m sorry to say pero mukhang totoo naman talaga (but it looks true) but for those who really are doing the duty in good faith, I’m really sorry. Pero sabihin ko sa inyo sa pinaka-corrupt na agency ang BIR, Customs, and LTO,” he said. “Wala tagala akong nakita (I cannot find anyone to find the agencies).”

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Borrowers of the bank may also communicate

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attributable to defense spending, and that 75% of all regional growth since 2001 is attributable to increases in defense spending.

(ODU, 2004).

The parallel encroachment issues facing Norfolk and Cagayan de Oro were noted by this writer during a peer visit to The Virginian Pilot, the only daily newspaper in the Hampton Metropolis area, as part of the 1st Adult Exchange Program under the Cagayan de Oro-Norfolk Sister City Agreement. The newspaper has a specific section which covers news from the significant military presence in the metropolis.

In the latest incident reported by the Virginian Pilot, Norfolk City had to spend US$24,000 to relocate a banquet hall in Ocean View which the city council earlier approved over the objections of the U.S. Navy since it was in a part of the city where planes taking off from and landing at Norfolk Naval Station were most likely to crash if something went wrong.

The same report also mentions the same issue encountered by nearby Virginia Beach which had approved housing developments and businesses protested by the US Navy since these were under the flight paths of fighter jets from Oceana Naval Air Station.

From 1975 to mid-2004, the City Council ignored Navy pleas in nearly three out of every four votes.

But when the Navy prepared to move Oceana to Florida due to increasing encroachment in 2005, Virginia Beach amended its zoning ordinances and

MOLDING THE YOUTH FOR A BETTER FUTURE

By AUDILYN L. DAUMAR Teacher III Bugo Central School

Now a day the society is sadly plagued with kids who are on drugs, kids who easily get pregnant, and kids who are drunk. Of course, there are laws banning the sale of tobacco and alcohol to minors, laws on the age of consent, etc. but this has not prevented these realities.

To counter this, the government encourages our kids and youth to channel their brains into more extra-curricular activities so that they can in turn encourage their fellow youth to be responsible citizens of society.

There is a running joke that states, “If you are the youth of today, where will you be spent $129 million to buy 2,347 acres near Oceana.

The efforts were hailed as a national model, and last year the city declared the program a success that helped save one of the region’s economic engines.

Similar efforts have been made in Chesapeake near Fentress Naval Auxiliary Landing Field, where city officials have spent $3.8 million buying 106 acres since 2014. The city also has started backing off when the Navy complains about permitting new developments near the airfield where fighter jets simulate landing on an aircraft carrier.

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But this joke has an actual flip of seriousness. If you reflect on that, where will be the youth ten years from now? Will they become corrupt politicians once they enter the adult mainstream? Or will they become change agents as developmental organizations all over continue to espouse?

Surely, there is hope for this nation. Every now and then, we hear of students from the basic education excelling not just academically but in other fields as well. Here in our school, kids as young as fifth graders are already exposed to politics by voting for their respective class presidents and other officers. I hope that this minute exercise can certainly have an effect on their lives as they grow older.

Hampton has spent $3.7 million since 2013 buying 17 properties near Langley Air Force Base.

One of the main reasons the Lumbia Airport was moved to Laguindingan was due to increasing encroachment by residential housing projects on the approach and departure flight paths of aircraft using the airport. It would be interesting to see if the local government would be willing to exercise its prerogative to establish a buffer zone around Lumbia Airport at its expense, like what its sister city of Norfolk and its nearby cities did to accommodate the US Navy.

Republic of the Philippines Local Civil Registry Office Province of Camiguin Municipality of Mambajao NOTICE OF PUBLICATION

In compliance Section 7 ofRA. No. 10172/R.A.No. 9048, a notice is hereby served to the public that AILEEN CHAN GAMANA has filed with this Office PETITION FOR CORRECTION OF CLERICAL ERROR in her Certificate of Live Birth particularly DAY in her DATE OF BIRTH from “DEC. 8, 1961” to “DEC. 11, 1961” and CHANGE OF FIRST NAME from “AILEEN BERNADETTE” to “AILEEN”. She was born on 11 DECEMBER 1961 at LIBERTADORES STREET, MAMBAJAO, SUBPROVINCE OF CAMIGUIN, PHILIPPINES and whose parents are : JOSE UY CHAN and EMELIANA BAJAO ABUEVA.

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

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