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Standardization raises salary grades of all gov’t workers to 45%

Outgoing Speaker Feliciano Belmonte, Jr. has proposed a new Salary Standardization Law that will result in a weighted average increase of 45 per-

cent in the compensation of all salary grades, and raise compensation of government personnel to at least 70 percent of the private sector rate.

Belmonte, through House Bill 11 or the proposed “Salary Standardization Act of 2016” or “SSL 2016,” said the measure will be effected through a combination of

a salary increase, a 14th month pay and an enhanced performance-based bonus to be implemented over a four-year period, from January 1, 2016 to January

1, 2019.

“The bill seeks to raise the pay of the government p ersonnel to b e competitive with the market rates, strengthen the link

between pay and performance through an enhanced performance-based bonus system, temper the cost of benefit while maximizing See salary, page B3

Filipino ID card will facilitate efficient delivery of public services –Belmonte

ORO BEST EXPO 2016 AT CENTRIO MALL. July 4, 2016: Oro Chamber, the organizer of ORO BEST EXPO 2016 represented by it’s President Jeffrey Ang with ORO BEST EXPO Chairperson and VP for Services Sector Ann Medes, signed the Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with Centrio Mall as the official event venue partner, represented by Marketing Assistant Carlitos John Fedesedario. The signing was witnessed by Oro Chamber Executive Director Chris Lagapa (standing from left) and other Oro Chamber Trustees (Left to Right), Edmundo Chaves, Cosme Pacana , Bryan Roble with Centrio Marketing Associate Danae Solijon (only lady standing). ORO BEST EXPO, the Cagayan de Oro Business Enterprises, Services and Trade Exposition on its 9th year is slated on October 7 to 9, 2016. supplied photo

M’nao must be developed as a maritime hub LAWMAKERS want Mindanao developed as a maritime hub by establishing a Philippine Merchant Marine Academy (PMMA) in Mindanao.

“Mindanao’s youth, who cannot afford to enroll in private schools, should be provided access to maritime education and training that meet the international demands and standards for Filipino seafarers,” the lawmakers stressed.

See hub, page B7

MANIL A -- Outgoing Speaker and Quezon City Rep. Feliciano Belmonte Jr. has filed a bill establishing an effective identification system to facilitate transactions with the government and to simplify the processes relative to public and private services.

Belmonte said House Bill 12 said the Filipino Identification System will provide official identification of all citizens of the Philippines through the issuance of the Filipino ID card, which shall gradually concert and consolidate all existing government-initi-

ated identification systems into one integrated and efficient identification system.

Belmonte said the Philippines is one of only nine countries in the world without a national identification system, and the bill seeks to address this deficiency and institutionalize Filipino Identification System to improve government services and limit red tape in government transactions.

“The national identification card will lower costs, streamline transactions, and provide ease and convenience,” Belmonte said.

See services, page B7

MisOcc mayor vows not to disappoint constituents

By BOBBY MANGOSARA Correspondent

THE mayor of Baliangao, Misamis Occidental promised to serve his constituents fully until the end of her term in 2016.

During her recent inaugural speech, Mayor Agne Yap first thanked his constituents for giving their trust to him in leading one of the more progressive municipalities of Misamis Occidental to a period of moder-

Mayor Yap

nity, rendering the best of left) Frize Libertine Yap, Caizzer Kearl Yap, Aghmar Yap, Rodante Chiong, basic services year-round (From Haneya Theresa Chiong, Samuel Rojas, Niza Rojas, Agne Yap Sr., Sangguniang Panthroughout the whole term. lalawigan members Marlony and Roy Yap, Agne Yap Jr., Joan Yap and Baby Athena See vows, page B7

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tenants on consumer welfare

By Michael Uy

TAGUM CITY, Davao del Norte -- The Department of Trade and Industry – Davao del Norte (DTI DavNor) trained on Wednesday (July 6) tenants of Robinsons Place Tagum on consumer welfare.

Before the opening of the mall during the holiday of Eid’l Fitr, some 95 owners, managers, staff and crew of Robinsons Place Tagum stores participated in the two-hour capability building for Consumer Welfare Desk (CWD) Officers at the mall’s atrium.

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all aimed at protecting the consumers or customers of businesses,” Santos said.

He emphasized that because of the agency’s continuous drive in consumer welfare, more complaints were resolved in a very short time at the firm level and paved the way to build a harmonious relationship between the businesses and the consumers.

During the capability building, Santos discussed the topics on Consumer Welfare Desks Programs, Handling Consumer Complaints in Business Establishments, and Handling Consumer Complaints filed at DTI.

OIC-Mayor Duterte reminds public of ‘No bag’ policy during Kadayawan DAVAO City -- As the week-long celebration of Kadayawan Festival is fast approaching, the city government reminded visitors and spectators joining the festivities that the “No Bag” policy will be strictly implemented by authorities.

“L aw enforcers will strictly impose the “No Bag” rule in the events areas,” Acting Mayor Paolo Duterte said as he asked for the public’s cooperation.

“I would like to ask the public to please cooperate with us, as this is for our security,” he said.

The “No Bag” policy has been implemented during Kadayawan festivities since 2013.

Authorities will also implement the “No Parking” policy in areas where the street dance competition and the floral float parade will be held to ensure the smooth flow of the parade.

“I would like to ask for the understanding of those who will be affected by these policies, including the businessmen and motorists. We only want for the Davaeños to celebrate Kadayawan smo othly,” Duterte said.

Organizers of the festival are now polishing the plan for this year’s celebration that will commence by the third week of August.

(PNA)

DAVAO City -- OIC-Mayor Paolo Duterte would like to lead a campaign on saving the beaches and shorelines from unscrupulous dumping of thrash, medical wastes and empty bottles of alcoholic drinks including cigarette butts.

Paolo, who is taking care the city affairs after her sister Mayor Sara Duterte filed a leave of absence, said that if he is asked to do a presidential function it would be towards protecting the shorelines.

Paolo said Philippine shorelines have been threatened by illegal dumping of

garbage -- from cigarette butt litter and empty bottles of alcoholic beverages to household and medical wastes.

Paolo was particular on the protection of beaches where throwing of cigarette butts is left unchecked.

While there is a law governing the management of wastes, Paolo said the country’s beaches are under threat from garbage such as cigarette butts.

“The irresponsible disposal of cigarette butts on our beaches, if left unchecked, will be a cause of a major problem in the

future,” said Duterte. “If we are not going to do anything to stop this today, then we can only expect a bigger problem in the future.”

Paolo took special attention of Baler, a known tourist destination that banned the drinking of alcoholic beverages and smoking on its beaches last year. He said that among the reasons cited in the legislation was the need to maintain cleanliness along the beaches of the town popular among surfers.

According to him, he saw the extent of the town’s problem when when he visited Baler to campaign for his father’s presidential bid early this year.

“The problem showed that our shorelines, especially the tourist destinations, have not been given the needed attention when it comes to environmental protection,” he said. “The government has disregarded this very important task.”

According to Duterte, banning smoking on beaches and Philippine shorelines is one of the best ways to remedy this problem.

“We want to preserve

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Delvin Santos of DTIDavNor Consumer Protection Services Division (CPSD) stressed that the CWD officers are being institutionalized to provide permanent venue where clients can obtain immediate redress for complaints and spot information on consumer issues and concerns.

“The seminar aims to improve the skills especially of the new CWD officers in handling consumer needs and complaints and to equip them with the various tools on how to take care of customers and how to comply with the various Fair Trade Laws which are

Presidential son wants to lead a nationwide campaign to save beaches

R.A. Form No. 101 (LCRO) Republic of the Philippines CITY CIVIL REGISTRAR’S OFFICE City of Davao Notice of Publication RA 10172

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. Act No. 9048, a notice is hereby served to the public that SOFRONIO A. AMORA has filed with this Office a petition for Change of First Name docketed as CFN-1953-2016 from “BINA” to “BALBINA” in the Certificate of Live Birth of BINA WONG who was born on APRIL 3, 1952 at DAVAO CITY and whose parents are WONG SUN and OLIMPIA MOSQUSA.

Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his/her written opposition with this Office not later than JULY 22, 2016.

Issued on 07th day of July, 2016 at Davao City, Philippines.

(Sgd.) Atty. LEO ANTHONY R. BRACEROS

City Civil Registrar MDN: July 11 & 18, 2016

See lead, page B7

Other topics were the Background and the Salient Features of the Consumer Act of the Philippines or Republic Act 7394, Deceptive and Unconscionable Sales Act, and Product and Service Warranties; all of which were discussed by Trade and Industry Development Specialist Nemia Lumaino of DTI Davao Regional Office.

Gracing the event were Robinsons Place Tagum Mall Operation Manager Ivan Padar, DTI DavNor Provincial Director Romy Castañaga and DTI DavNor CPSD Head Atty Zerline Balleque. (PIA 11, Michael Uy)

10ID strengthens area monitoring amid unverified ISIS threat TAGUM CITY, Davao del Norte -- Spokesperson of the 10th Infantry Division of the Philippine Army said that the division is strengthening area monitoring within its jurisdiction amidst unverified threats of ISIS in Davao City.

“As of now, there are no reports of threats by the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria but we are strengthening our monitoring of area within our jurisdiction,” said 10th ID Spokesperson Cpt Rhyan Batchar.

Cpt Batchar added that the military also strengthened its forces in possible entries of the terrorists.

“We have alerted the Task Force Davao and GenSan as they are among those possible entry points,” he said.

As to the provinces, Batchar said that they have alerted the brigades to be more vigilant, not only focusing on lawless armed groups but also on international terrorists.

On Thursday (July 7), Davao City Acting Mayor Paolo Duterte alarmed the Dabawenyos and the security forces on an ISIS threat in Davao City. The report on the threat was later denied by the Davao City Police Office.

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Salary... from page B1

the benefits of employees, and allow higher take-home pay particularly for government personnel belonging to the lower salary grades,” said Belmonte.

In 2009, Belmonte said Congress enacted Joint Resolution No 4 revising the Compensation and Classification System for civilian personnel and base pay of military and uniformed personnel.

Joint Resolution No. 4 mandated the review of the compensation and position classification system after three years from the last year of the adjustment, to determine the competitiveness of government pay in relation to the private sector and the compensation strategy to bring government pay the compensation strategy closer to market rates, according to Belmonte.

Justifying further his proposal, Belmonte said government personnel are given substantial duties and responsibilities, which significantly impact the nation.

“Legislative action is urgently needed to allow the Government of the Republic of the Philippines to attract and retain the services of capable personnel in order to best serve the needs of the Filipino people.” said Belmonte.

The proposed Compensation and Position Classification System (CPCS) shall apply to all civilian government personnel in the Executive, Legislative and Judicial Branches, Constitutional Commissions and other Constitutional Offices, government-owned or -controlled corporations (GOCCs) not covered by Republic Act No. 10149, and local government units (LGUs). This shall cover gov-

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ernment personnel whether regular, contractual or casual, appointive or elective; and on full-time or part-time basis.

Excluded from coverage of the CPCS are military and uniformed personnel which shall be covered by the provisions of Section 11 hereof; GOCCs under Republic Act No. 10149 which shall be covered by a CPCS established by the Governance Commission for GOCCs (GCG); and individuals whose services are engaged through job orders, contracts of service, consultancy contracts, and service contracts with no employer-employee relationship.

House Bill 11 provides for an equitable compensation in accordance with the principle of equal pay for work of equal value. In pursuing this policy, the State shall ensure that differences in pay shall be based upon substantive differences in duties, responsibilities, accountabilities and qualification requirements of the positions.

Moreover, compensation for all civilian government personnel shall be standardized and rationalized across all government agencies to create an enabling environment that will promote social justice, integrity, efficiency, productivity, accountability and excellence in the civil service.

The total compensation to be given to all civilian government personnel for services rendered shall be limited to basic salaries, including step increments; standard allowances and benefits; specific-purpose allowances and benefits; and incentives and performance-based pay.

It excludes all indirect compensation under existing laws such as, but not See Salary, page B7

Republic of the Philippines Province of Davao del Sur CITY OF DIGOS OFFICE OF THE CITY CIVIL REGISTRAR Publication Notice R.A. 10172

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

July 07, 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 MARTINO R. BERNALDEZ has filed with this Office a petition for correction of entry in child’s sex from “FEMALE” to “MALE” in the Certificate of Live Birth of JOULE MART HEINDRICH MALINAO BERNALDEZ at Digos City, Davao del Sur and whose parents are Martino R. Bernaldez and Jocelyn D. Malinao.

Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office no later than July 27, 2016.

(Sgd) MARISSA C. NEBRADA

City Civil Registrar MDN: July 11 & 18, 2016

Agusan del Norte, Agusan del Sur Surigao del Norte, Surigao del Sur Dinagat Islands

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PRO 13 top officials submit to random drug test BUTUAN City -- Top officials of Police Regional Office 13 headed by Caraga PNP director chief superintendent Rolando B. Felix, submitted themselves to an unannounced random drug testing during their monthly command conference held at the conference room of Camp Rafael C. Rodriguez, the police regional

headquarters here, Friday morning.

Those who submitted themselves to random drug testing, numbering about 65, composed of the command group, the directorial staff, personal staff/support office, provincial and city directors, the battalion commander of the Regional Public Safety Battalion and

the national support units.

Felix in a press forum at his office right after the gathering of urine specimen by the personnel of the Regional Crime Laboratory Office (RCLO) 13, said that the results of the initial test will be known within or after a week.

Felix said that the confirmatory testing in case there

145 drug personalities surrender in Butuan City

be responsible for their monitoring and follow-up.

Similar developments were also reported from the other provinces, cities, municipalities and in other considerable number of

BUTUAN City -- A total of 145 drug personalities in Butuan City surrendered to the police and the local government units on Wednesday as a result of the relentless implementation of “Project Tokhang” (Toktok Hangyo or Knock and Plea), according to police reports.

In a report to the regional headquarters here on Thursday, Butuan City Police said that 130 of the said number were alleged to be drug users while 15

were accordingly pushers.

The said surrenderees showed up in a forum held at Brgy. Pagatpatan, this city.

Among the highlights of the activity included their signing of an affidavit (sworn statements) where the concerned promised not to engage anymore in any illegal drug activities.

Caraga PNP chief PCSupt. Rolando B. Felix said that these drug personalities will be turned over to the local government units (LGUs), which will

DEED OF EXTRAJUDICIAL PARTITION

Area=747 Sq.m. lot 585-B-2, Area=603 Sq.m. lot 585-B-9, Area=264 Sq.m. lot 12367 portion, NAPOLEON G. TUTO, Area=747 Sq.m. lot 585-B-3, Area=603 Sq.m. lot 585-B-8, Area=264 Sq.m. lot 12367 portion. Hrs. of Gaudencio G. Tuto rep. by ROY P. TUTO, Area=747 Sq.m. lot 585-B-4, Area=603 Sq.m. lot 585-B-7, Area=120 Sq.m. lot 12367 port. Hrs. of Norma T. Cabana rep. by Allan T. CABANA, Area=747 Sq.m. lot 585-B-5, Area=603 Sq.m. lot 585-B-6, Area=408 Sq.m. lot 12367 port. Are the subject of DEED OF EXTRAJUDICIAL PARTITION, made and entered among the following; 1.) ZENAIDA G. TUTO, Filipina of legal age, single and residing at Gomez/Mendoza streets, Barangay 11, Gingoog City, Philippines. 2.)

SONIA TUTO BRANDARES, Filipina of legal age, married to SALVADOR J. BRANDARES and a resident at apovel subdivision, Patag Cagayan de Oro City, Philippines. 3.) NAPOLEON G. TUTO, Filipina of legal age, married to BETTY TUTO and a resident at BAUNGON, BUKIDNON, Philippines. 4.)

GAUDENCIO G. TUTO, DECEASED, henceforth, so represented his son in person of ROY P. TUTO, legal age, married and residing at Gomez street, Barangay 11 Gingoog City, Philippines. 5.) NORMA TUTO CABANA, DECEASED, henceforth, So represented her son in person of ALLAN T. CABANA of legal age, married, resident at South Poblacion, Medina, Mis. Or. Philippines. Under Notary public of ATTY. CENON B. ALABA, as per Doc. No. 1142; Page No. 34; Book No. 45; Series of 2012.

Notice is hereby given that the intestate estate of the deceased Fernando I. Batindaan who died on March 9, 2014 at Gingoog City, Misamis Oriental. That, said deceased left the following described property: “A parcel of land, known as Lot 1614-F-3, Psd-10-020739, under Tax declaration no. 11614, containing an area of Four Hundred Sixty (460) square meters more or less, situated at Brgy.

Anakan, Gingoog City, is the subject of EXTRAJUDICIAL PARTITION WITH WAIVER OF RIGHTS, made and entered namely; NORBERTO A. BATINDAAN, Filipino, of legal age, 141-133-776, JUANITA B. MEJARES, Filipino, of legal age, 114-373-580, MA. LOURDES B. GLORIA, Filipino, of legal age, 936-509-563, MACRINA B. GARAN, Filipino, of legal age, 485599-402, GAUDENCIO A. BATINDAAN, Filipino, of legal age, 485-599-599, MANOLITO A. BATINDAAN, Filipino, of legal age, 292-567-724, TESSA MARIE B. ALAUDDIN, Filipino, of legal age, married and all residents of Brgy. Anakan, Gingoog City, Misamis Oriental 483-546-891. The abovenamed parties are the children and the sole heirs of the deceased. That, we Norberto A. Batindaan, Juanita B. Mejares, Macrina B. Garan, Gaudencio A. Batindaan and Manolito A. Batindaan, we therefore, waive, quitclaim and abandon as by these instrument waived, quitclaimed and abandoned our RIGHTS, CLAIMS and INTEREST over said TESSA MARIE B. ALAUDDIN, married to HAFIZ UR RAHMAN ALAUDDIN her heirs and assigns, all our rights, interests, and participation in the above-described property, forever, in favor to our sister, TESSA MARIE BATINDAAN ALAUDDIN. Under Notary public of ATTY. FELICIDAD A. SIA; Doc. No. 979; Page No. 49; Book No. 120; Series of 2016.

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Notice is hereby given that the intestate estate of the Late ANACLETA GURO TUTO, died in state in Gingoog City, Misamis Oriental, Philippines on August 14, 1990, they said decedent acquired certain real estate properties located at Brgy. 20, Gingoog City, Province of Misamis Oriental, more particularly described as follows. “A parcel of land, bearing lot no. 589-B, Csd-104308-008015-D is equal to lot no.

12367 cad 295, Gingoog cadaster, situated at Brgy. 20, Gingoog City, under tax declaration no. E-005699, Bearing Title no. P-7061 in the name of Hrs. of ANACLETA G. TUTO, Represented by ZENAIDA G. TUTO., PER DEED OF EXTRAJUDICIAL PARTITION dated October 8, 1994, notarized by atty.

PRICILLANO G. BALBIRAN, bearing doc. No. 51, Page no. 17, book no.

23, series of 1994. Containing an area of ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED FORTEEN (1,514) square meters. “A parcel of land, bearing lot no. 585-B, Psd-104308-017556, situated in Barangay 20, Gingoog City, Under Tax Declaration no. E-006812, Bearing Transfer Certificate of title T-9454 in the name of HEIRS of ANACLETA GURRO TUTO represented by ZENAIDA G. TUTO., per DEED OF EXTRAJUDICIAL PARTITION doc. No. 450, page no. 90, book no. 23, series of 1994. Containing an Area of Seven thousand three hundred thirty one (7,331) square meters. ZENAIDA G. TUTO, Area=747 Sq.m. lot 585-B-1, Area=603 Sq.m. lot 585-B-10, Area=264 Sq.m. lot 12367 portion. SONIA TUTO BRANDARES,

See surrender, page B7 EXTRAJUDICIAL PARTITION WITH WAIVER OF RIGHTS

Republic of the Philippines PROVINCE OF MISAMIS ORIENTAL MUNICIPALITY OF CLAVERIA LOCAL CIVIL REGISTRY OFFICE

Republic of the Philippines LOCAL CIVIL REGISTRY OFFICE PROVINCE OF MISAMIS ORIENTAL Cagayan de Oro City

Publication Notice R.A.10172

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

In compliance with Section 5 of R.A No. 9048 and Section 7 of R.A. No. 10172, a NOTICE is hereby served to the public that REYSHEL NANDONG SAWITAN has filed with this office a petition for change of First name from “RUPHEL” to “REYSHEL” and the petition for correction of clerical error in her SEX from “MALE” to “FEMALE” in the Certificate of Live Birth of RUPHEL NANDONG SAWITAN who was born on OCTOBER 8, 1991 at CLAVERIA, MISAMIS ORIENTAL and whose parents are ROQUE SAWITAN and MAMAGDALINA NANDONG. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than JULY 4, 2016.

In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. No. 10172, a NOTICE is hereby served to the public that TESSA GUSTILO ARELLANO has filed with this office a petition for the correction of clerical error in the entry of the child’s DATE OF BIRTH from “MAY 8, 1980” to “JUNE 8,1980” in the Certificate of Live Birth of TESSA GANO GUSTILO who was born on MAY 8,1980 (as per PSA file) in Cagayan de Oro and whose parents are MAYO G. GUSTILO and CORAZON JOSEFINA R. GANO. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than July 11, 2016.

FN-N/A CCE- 0042-2016

(SGD.) ANNA VICTORIA A. EVANGELISTA

Municipal Civil Registrar MDN: July 4 & 11, 2016

(SGD.) NORMA S. DIPUTADO

City Civil Registrar MDN: July 4 & 11, 2016

will be officers or personnel be found positive may take a little longer as they will have the confirmatory testing be done in Davao City.

The top police official here however is very optimistic that the officers here, most if not all may pass the test.

According to him, the officials present will cascade the conduct of the random drug testing to their respective areas of responsibility.

(PNA) EXTRAJUDICIAL PARTITION WITH DEED OF ABSOLUTE SALE

Notice is hereby given that the intestate estate of the deceased DELFINA BAGAMANO, who died on August 1943 in Gingoog City, leaving a parcel of land located at Brgy. 20, Gingoog City, described as follows, to wit: “A parcel of land, portion of Lot 12368-E, Csd-10-021780-D, bounded on the N., by Lot 12368-C, ROAD, Csd-10-021780-D, on East by Lot 569, Cad 295, Gingoog Cadastre, on South & West by Lot 12368-E-Part; containing an area of Two Hundred Sixty One (261) more or less, covered

by Tax Declaration No. E-042934, as per SUBDIVISION PLAN by Engr.

Joseph C. Tanasas, is the subject of EXTRAJUDICIAL PARTITION WITH DEED OF ABSOLUTE SALE, made and entered by and among; 1.)

EMMA M. GURRO, Filipino of lawful age, with residence/postal address at Brgy. 11, Gingoog City; 2.) EVELYN GURRO CAPIRIG, Filipino of lawful age, married, with residence/postal address at Cabubuhan, Magsaysay, Misamis Oriental; 3.) GLORIA GURRO ALECHA, Filipino of lawful age, married, with residence/postal address at Brgy. 11, Gingoog City; 4.) ROMEO M. GURRO, Filipino of lawful age, with residence/postal address at Purok 1,San Juan, Gingoog City; 5.)

VILMA GURRO CUANAN, Filipino of lawful age, with residence/postal address at Brgy. 26, Gingoog City; 6.) BERNADITH GURRO ROLLON, Filipino of lawful age, married, with residence/postal address at Brgy.

11, Gingoog City; 7.) EVANGELINE GURRO PARDILANAN, Filipino of lawful age, married, with residence/ postal address at Cabubuhan, Magsaysay, Misamis Oriental, and 8.)

ESTELA GRACE M. GURRO, Filipino of lawful age, with residence/postal address at Brgy. 11, Gingoog City; the above-named parties are the surviving and force heirs. That for and in consideration of the sum of ONE HUNDRED THIRTY THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED PESOS (P 130,500.00), Philippine Currency, in hand paid by FEDERICO J. BARIQUIT, Filipino of lawful age, single, with residence/ postal address at Brgy. 17, Gingoog City, hereby SELL, TRANSFER, and CONVEY, absolutely and unconditionally, said buyer. Federico J. Bariquit, his heirs and assigns, the abovedescribed properties. Under Notary public of ATTY. CENON B. ALABA; as per Doc. No. 818; Page No. 65; Book No. 53; Series of 2015.

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ANNEX ”B”

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Date:

29 JUNE 2016

In compliance to 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 RICO VILLAVITO FONTANOSA has filed with this office a petition for correction SEX / GENDER from “FEMALE” TO “MALE” in the certificate of live birth of RICO VILLAVITO FONTANOSA who was born on 04 SEPTEMBER 1987 in Kadingilan, Bukidnon whose parents are BENJAMIN FONTANOSA AND ESTERLITA VILLAVITO. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition not later than JULY 18, 2016.

SGD. GERARDO D. JURADO

Municipal Civil Registrar MDN: July 4 & 11, 2016

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Hataman leads groundbreaking of Basilan government center LAMITAN CITY, Basilan -- Gov. Mujiv Hataman of the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM) led on Friday the groundbreaking of the multimillion-peso government center in this province.

The Basilan government center will be constructed in a 20-heactare land the government has purchased in Barangay Sta. Clara, this city.

Hataman said the construction of the first phase of the government center will cost PHP20 million.

It will be undertaken by a private construction firm.

The government center will house the Office of the Regional Governor (ORG) for the Basilan, Sulu and Tawi-Tawi (BaSulTa) areas of ARMM. The ORG in Cotabato City will have administrative jurisdiction over the

other two ARMM provinces, namely, Lanao del Sur and Maguindanao.

Hataman said the construction of the ORG in this province is aimed to bring closer the regional government to its constituents in the BaSulTa areas.

Also to be located at the government center are the different departmentagencies of ARMM as well as the provincial capitol of this province and its different offices.

He said the government center will also housed the headquarters of the Army’s 104th Infantry Brigade.

Hataman was joined by his brother, Gov. Hadjiman Hataman-Saliman, Rep. Jum Akbar, Vice Mayor Roderick Furigay and other government, military and police officials in the groundbreaking ceremony.

(PNA)

ZAMBOANGA City -- Mayor Ma. Isabelle ClimacoSalazar has issued officially and categorically a fair but stern warning to all city government officials and employees found to be using prohibited drugs that they will be meted with the full

force of criminal and civil service laws.

“As mayor, I am duty bound to enforce the laws and the pertinent administrative rules and regulations in relation to government employees who have been

Zambo solons back Zambo mayor issues stern warning against employees ‘Oplan Double Barrel’ using prohibited drugs See drugs, page B7

ZAMBOANGA City -- First district Rep. Celso Lobregat has expressed full support to the intensified anti-drugs campaign here in Region 9 spearheaded by Chief Supt. Billy Beltran, Police Regional Office-9 (PRO-9)

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Lobregat said the campaign was laudable and should be given full support in relation to the present thrust of President Rodrigo Duterte in the heightened c a mp a i g n n at i onw i d e

against illegal drugs.

Beltran is personally leading the campaign and is hands-on in conducting briefings to police operatives in the entire region with regards to the operational procedures on the anti-

Republic of the Philippines REGIONAL TRIAL COURT – 10th JUDICIAL REGION Branch 42, Medina, Misamis Oriental -oOoIN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION FOR CORRECTION OF ENTRY IN THE RECORDS OF BIRTH OF GARRY M. ABINES IN THE CIVIL REGISTRY, CHANGING HIS YEAR OF BIRTH FROM 1987 TO 1997,

PD. PROC. CASE #328-M

GARRY M. ABINES,

Petitioner, -versusLOCAL CIVIL REGISTRAR OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF TALISAYAN, MISAMIS ORIENTAL,

Respondent. x----------------------------------------------/ AMENDED ORDER

Before this Court is a verified petition filed by GARRY M. ABINES of Purok 4 Sta. Ines, Talisayan, Misamis Oriental, born at Talisayan, Misamis Oriental to Garylin Cabactulan Abines (father) and MariaLucia Melecio (mother), seeking to correct an erroneous entry in his Certificate of Live Birth, that is, his Birth Year from 1987 to 1997.

This Court finds the petition sufficient in form and substance and sets the same for hearing on August 31, 2016 at 8:30 o’clock in the morning, (Wednesday), at Branch 42, Regional Trial Court (RTC), Medina, Misamis Oriental.

At the expense of petitioner GARRY M. ABINES, let copy of this Order be I. Posted at the (1) Bulletin Board of Sta. Ines, Talisayan, Misamis Oriental, (2) Bulletin Board of the Municipal Hall of Talisayan, Misamis Oriental, and (3) Bulletin Board of this Court.

II. Published, once a week for three (3) consecutive weeks, in Mindanao Daily News, the Court’s duly accredited newspaper of general circulation in the Province of Misamis Oriental.

III. Furnished to the (1) Office of the Solicitor General, (2) the Office of the Provincial Prosecutor of Misamis Oriental, and the (3) Local Civil Registrar of Talisayan, Misamis Oriental, with a copy of the petition.

The Local Civil Registrar of Talisayan, Misamis Oriental, or any interested person claiming interest on the entry sought to be corrected may file opposition within fifteen (15) days from notice of the petition or from the last date of publication of such notice.

Lastly, the Court grants the request of petitioner GARRY M. ABINES. He is allowed to ligitate his petition as a pauper-ligitant, hence, is exempt from payment of docket and other legal fees and be charged at cost only on the required publication.

So ordered.

Done in Chambers on June 15, 2016 at Medina, Misamis Oriental.

(Sgd.) JUDY A. SIA-GALVEZ

Presiding Judge

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drugs campaign dubbed as “Operations Plan (Oplan) Double Barrel.”

Beltran has conducted lecture this week to the police chiefs and staffs under the Zamboanga City Police Office (ZCPO) about Oplan Double Barrel and directed them to immediately implement it to enhance their current anti-drug operations in their respective areas of responsibilities.

Lobregat, in a recent meeting with Beltran, has stressed the importance of a more intensified and serious anti-drugs campaign in all barangays, as well as the efforts in neutralizing those “big time” drug lords operating here and not only the users and pushers.

In response, the police have identified recently at least four big time drug lords and suppliers in this city based from testimonies provided by drug offenders who already surrendered in the various barangays.

Beltran said these big time drug personalities are now being monitored by police intelligence.

Beltran expects the number of identified drug lords and suppliers will increase in the coming days as throngs of drug users are submitting themselves for rehabilitation.

For his part, Lobregat expressed elation over the implementation of “Oplan Toktok-Hangyo (Tokhang),” which is very effective at present and resulted to the yielding of hundreds of drug dependents in this city and still counting.

Lobregat also commended the ZCPO and its police chiefs as well as the barangay officials for the bulk of drug offenders who have already surrendered and have expressed intent See solons, page B7

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After a successful immersion, the students of the cross-country Master in Public Management major in Rural Development (MPM-RD) course hosted by Xavier University’s Southeast Asia Rural Social Leadership Institute (Searsolin) are now ready to integrate their learning in rural development projects.

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The Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation (PDIC), the Receiver of the closed New Rural Bank of Binalbagan (Negros Occidental), Inc., reminded borrowers of the bank to continue to pay their loans and transact only with authorized PDIC representatives. New Rural Bank of Binalbagan was placed under the receivership of the PDIC by virtue of Monetary Board Resolution No. 1002.A dated June 9, 2016.

In a statement, PDIC advised borrowers of New Rural Bank of Binalbagan to pay their loans and other obligations directly at any Philippine National Bank (PNB) Branch under account name, PDIC FAO BURL – NEW RURAL BANK OF BINALBAGAN (NEGROS OCCIDENTAL), INC. 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 machinevalidated PNB Deposit/Payment Slip. Official receipts will be issued by PDIC upon validation of payments and will be sent through mail to the borrowers. For proper accounting of their payments, borrowers who do not receive their official receipts are advised to send a photocopy of their deposit slips by mail to the Deputy Receiver for loans Ms. Ma. Nenita N. Gayla at the PDIC Office, 5th Floor, SSS Bldg., Ayala Avenue corner V.A. Rufino St., Makati City or via e-mail to Ms. Veronica O. Rolle at vorolle@pdic. gov.ph to Ms. Thelma A. Peña at tbarias@pdic.gov. ph.

Borrowers of the bank may also communicate with the PDIC-Loans Management Department III at (02) 841-4963 or 841-4974.

Queries may also be sent through email at pad@pdic. gov.ph.

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immersion has given them good exposure to the communities’ best practices on rural development.

Searsolin hosted the fourth series of face-to-face sessions and an immersion for the MPM-RD students from June 23 to July 4.

This program is led by the Development Academy of the Philippines in consortium with the Ateneo School of Government, University of the Philippines Diliman College of Social Work and Community Development, and XU. The MPM-RD students are various officers from the Department of Agrarian Reform, Department of Agriculture, and Department of Environment and Natural Resources across the country.

The program employed the blended-learning approach which included a series of face-to-face sessions where the students can directly interact with their professors, as well as online classes through the Open Virtual Learning Environment (OVLê), a digital platform maintained by the UP-Diliman Interactive Learning Center for learners outside UP. XU handled two subjects in the said graduate course, namely, Agricultural and Rural Development Productivity Tools (ARDPT) and Asset Reform and Natural Resources Governance (ARNRG).

ARDPT provided students with a toolkit of the different approaches aimed at enhancing agricultural productivity towards food security, anchored on the principles and philosophy of sustainable agriculture development. It focused on inclusive development,

According to the Department of Health (DOH), non-communicable diseases (NCDs) curtail the lives of more than 36 million people each year. With this continuing rise of mortality rate caused by NCDS, health experts suggest that increasing the degree of compliance to maintenance medications can have a greater impact on health and saving more lives.

Non - c om mu n i c abl e disease refers to chronic diseases which last for a long period of time and progress slowly. It is non-infectious and non-transmissible. The four main types of NCDs are cardiovascular disease, cancer, chronic respiratory

diseases, and diabetes.

According to Tomas Marcelo Agana III, president of Pharex HealthCorp., the alarming mortality rate of chronic diseases calls for the combined efforts of healthcare providers, patients and their families to help curb the looming incidence of deaths due to NCDs—and one way of doing this is to help patients adhere to their therapy.

“A certain process is involved in saving the lives of patients with chronic diseases. First, healthcare providers are responsible for offering the best medication that extensively cures their patients’ disease. Second,

patients and their families have to ensure religious compliance to therapy to meet long-term health progress,” Agana said.

He added, “To further complement their care, we are providing medications that are promising not only quality but also affordability.

Ultimately, the medicines we carry are crucial in mitigating more health risks, even those that lead to deaths.”

In fact, a research showed that good medication adherence can improve survival and lower risk of hospitalizations among patients.

“Healthcare providers highlight the importance of good medication adherence

The grad students expressed that the immersion activities have provided additional perspectives to their Action Plan and Project (APP), a paper that represents an ambitious but doable initiative intended for implementation in their respective institutions and policy fields.

Moreover, they said the

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LUMAD LAND. Datu Dungkuan “Rio” Besto of the MILALITTTRA discusses their Certificate of Ancestral Domain Title (CADT) with the graduate students.

emphasizing the crucial roles of value chain and communication to achieve equitable opportunities for the rural poor.

On the other hand, ARNRG introduced the students to the importance of asset reforms to sustainably govern and manage natural resources for rural development. It included topics on ecosystems-based approach management, land tenure and property rights, historical perspective of asset reform, peasant typology, and global land competition.

Select Xavier faculty members and its partner pool of experts handled the said subjects and other learning activities.

During their immersion, the students were divided into two — coastal and upland groups.

The coastal group visited the Tubajon Aquamarine Park in Laguindingan, Misamis Oriental where they learned about mangrove conservation in

the discussion of Barangay Tubajon chairman Terry Daroy. They also trooped to the XU Marine Research Station in Jasaan, Misamis Oriental where they were given a site tour by Gertrude Garcia, director of Xavier’s McKeough Marine Center, followed by a farm visit at the Menzi Orchard Farm in Damilag, Bukidnon in order to grasp the idea behind the ridge-to-reef approach.

The upland group went to the indigenous people (lumad) community in Miarayon, Talakag, Bukidnon.

They visited agricultural farms and the Payment for Ecosystem Services (PES) project site, as well as the tribal hall of the MiarayonLapok-Lirongan-Tinaytayan Talaandig Tribal Association (MILALITTTRA). Lumad leader Datu Dungkuan “Rio” Besto and barangay captain Robert Sinulat shared the challenges and opportunities in the highlands with the grad students.

Datu Rio also discussed

and discipline in preventing the worst consequences of NCDs,” Agana said. “That’s why at Pharex, we believe that discipline and good attitude towards medication intake among patients can speed-up their health progress, if not eradicate it completely.”

Pharex HealthCorp., the most prescribed brand of medicines, addresses the urgent need for affordable healthcare by offering quality medicines that are lowpriced.

Agana said, “We understand that their compliance to therapy is affected by different factors, including the cost of medication. This

is why our affordable roster of maintenance medicines is perfect for patients as well as the family’s breadwinners who shoulder the costs.”

Agana concluded, “We always assure consumers that their health is in its tiptop condition through effective and affordable medicines.

While it is true that chronic diseases already put lives to risk, the disease’s progression may be slowed down and even curbed if compliance to maintenance medicines are ensured at all times.”

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the land resources of the areas covered in their ancestral domain.

The students ended the immersion activity with a learning exchange together with the representatives from the local community and volunteers from the Philippine Red Cross See students, page B7 NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that the intestate estate of the late CALIXTO A. NAPAROTA consisting parcels of land described as follows: Residential land known as Lot No. 1094, CAD 679-D, containing an area of 1,327 sq. mts. located at Sto. Tomas, Loreto, Agusan del Sur covered under TD No. 96-06015-01113 in the name of Calixto Naparota; a parcel of agricultural land known as Lot No. 2315, CAD 679-D, containing an area of 20,790 sq. mts. located at San Vicente, Loreto, Agusan del Sur under TD No. 96-06012-01305 in the name of Gorgonia P. Naparota; A parcel of agricultural land known as Lot No. 2422, CAD 679-D, containing an area of 33,763 sq. mts. located at San Vicente, Loreto, Agusan del Sur under TD No. 96-06015-00953 in the name of Gorgonia Naparota; A parcel of agricultural land known as Lot No. 1126, CAD 679-D, containing an area of 4,326 sq. mts. located at Sto. Tomas, Loreto, Agusan del Sur under TD No. 96-06015-00884 in the name of Gorgonia P. Naparota ; A parcel of agricultural land known as Lot No. 1125, CAD 679-D, containing an area of 42,387 sq. located at Sto. Tomas, Loreto, Agusan del Sur under TD No. 96-06015-01471 in the name of Gorgonia P. Naparota : A parcel of agricultural land known as Lot No. 1313, CAD 679-D, containing 37, 167 sq. mts. located at Sto. Tomas, Loreto, Agusan del Sur under TD No. 96-06015-00867 in the name of Gorgonia P. Naparota; A parcel of residential land with a building known as Lot No. 1060 CAD 679D, containing 800 sq. mts. located at Sto. Tomas, Loreto, Agusan del Sur under TD No. 02-06015-00135 in the name of Gorgonia P. Naparota; A parcel of agricultural land known as Lot No. 1349, CAD 679-D, containing 67,876 sq. mts. located at Sto. Tomas, Loreto Agusan del Sur under TD No. 96-06015-01592 in the name of Gorgonia P. Naparota; and a parcel of residential land known as Lot No. 3766, Pls 67, containing an area of 557 sq. mts. located at Brgy. 2, San Francisco, AGusan del Sur under TD No. 15-15-08-0002-01410 in the name of Calixto Naparota are the subjects of Extrajudicial Settlement among Heirs under the notarial registry of Atty. Leon O. Montilla, Jr. per Doc. No. 27, Page No. 6, Book No. 159, Series of 2016.

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B6 T he G ospel of J esus C hrist (July10, 2016-Sunday) Luke24”He appeared in a different form to two of them while they were walking along on their way to the country. They went away and reported it to the others, but they did not believe them either. Afterward He appeared to the eleven themselves as they were reclining at the table; a nd He reproached them for their unbelief

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Your God is the best and hardness of heart, because they had not believed those who had seen Him after He had risen.

Did you feel sadness for a departed love ones? Did you question God for the said incident? Did you think that everything ended because the person you trusted and relied with was gone already?

Jesus will open any close door for you to see his mighty

power. Sometimes you misunderstood your situations in life. You focus on man instead to the creator of this person in your life. You need to believe that there is greater than the person you lost. Your God is the best and the greatest of all. In fact; he is the sweetest of all. The empty tomb was the concrete evidence of Jesus powerful resurrection.

The death of Jesus was

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Florencio Opeda, 64, stands proud in their water refilling station at Purok-22 Bliss Poblacion, Prosperidad, Agusan del Sur. He is a person with disability who sets a good example to his fellow PWDs about enjoying life despite his physical limitation. The said establishment is owned and managed by the Municipal Federation of Persons with Disabilities Association of the municipality of Prosperidad (MFPDAP) where Florencio volunteered to be the federation president.

“Dako gyud ni syag katabang sa mga persons

with disabilities kay kung mupalit sila ug tubig sa amoa, P10 ra wherein sa lain magpalit sila P25.

Naay mga PWDs naa pud diri nagnegosyo, ang hatag namo diri (pickup) P15 kaysa P35 sa gawas, mao na amo nahatag na kaayuhan sa ilaha (This is really a big help to the persons with disabilities, for if they will buy in our station, it will only cost them P10 but in others it’s P25. There are PWDs who are also here for business, we give P15 for pick-up instead of P35 outside. That is what we can offer to them), ” Florencio shares.

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School – community partnership overcomes challenge

By REDEER D. DENAPO Head Teacher III/School Head Simasay National High School Simasay, Tangub City

IN to d ay’s e duc ational policy here in the Philippines, community involvement plays an increasingly prominent role in supporting success in public schools. The call for participation in the whole community and not just the parents at PTAs would mean that people are now

expressing renewed interest and taken on new responsibilities of a proactive school reform. Indeed it has come a long way for schools and communities to find new and familiar strategies and tactics to work together.

Bringing schools and communities together is not easy and often reflects school environments that have found it hard to engage with students’ families. Urban schools in particular have

grown increasingly distant from the families they serve.

Take for instance our beloved Tangub City. Some of our students here come from other towns in Misamis Occidental and have left their parents behind. They may either be staying with uncles and aunts or are living in student boarding houses. Thus, those public schools can be classified as “isolated” in the sense that they are unable to communicate effectively

with their families. The challenge now is how to address this problem.

Perhaps one way is to connect to community organizations that have built relationships and cultural knowledge of local communities and their families. Three collaborative approaches to schoolcommunity engagement may work out – service, community development and community organizing.

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Solons... from page B4

to surrender.

“The present aggressiveness of our local police in the campaign against illegal drugs in this city is very creditable, they should pursue it consistently and my office is here to fully support it,” Lobregat added.

(PNA)

Drugs... from page B4

found to be using illegal drugs,” Salazar said.

Salazar issued the stern warning after six city government employees were tested positive for methamphetamine during the mandatory drug test on the first day of her second term on June 30.

The conduct of the mandatory drug test on city government officials and employees is in line with the Executive Order No. BC-188 Salazar issued during her inaugural speech on June 30.

She specifically cited Section 36(d) of Republic Act 9165, otherwise known as the “Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002,” which states “officers and employees of public and private offices, whether domestic or overseas, shall be subjected to undergo a random drug test as contained in the company’s work rules and regulations, which shall be borne by the employer, for purposes of reducing the risk in the workplace.

“Any officer or employee found positive for use of dangerous drugs shall be dealt with administratively which shall be a ground for suspension or termination, subject to the provisions of Article 282 of the Labor Code and pertinent provisions of the Civil Service Law,” she said.

By using prohibited drugs, Salazar bewailed, government employees put at risk the very institution which they are serving.

On Monday, three city government workers--one a regular employee and two on job order status--were apprehended by the police in a buy-bust operation in Barangay Lumbangan, this city.

Those arrested are assigned with the Office of the City Environment and Natural Resources (OCENR).

Salazar said the police will file appropriate charges against them. (PNA)

Students... from page B5

Misamis Oriental-Cagayan de Oro and Bukidnon chapters.

XU-Searsolin is looking forward to hosting more batches of the MPM-RD students to showcase ongoing development initiatives, challenges, resources, and potential of rural areas in Mindanao.

Surrender... from page B3

places of the region.

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PNP’s “Project Tokhang,” a massive campaign to convince those involved in illegal drugs to reform is the first phase of under the “Project Double Barrel” which was implemented nationwide on July 1, this year.

The second phase according to the PNP will be the “Project High Value Target/Low Value Target” (Project HVT/LVT) which will focus on the conduct of police operations against the high value or the low value targets.(PNA)

Lead... from page B2

the environment. We want to keep the beauty of our beaches,” he said in a press statement.

The ban on smoking in all public places has been one of the successful best practices of Davao City.

For the last 15 years, Davao City has been the model by other LGUs in the successful implementation of the Anti-Smoking law. (PNA)

Vows... from page B1

“Kung wala pa mo misuporta nako, wala jud ko dinhi karon,” Yap said.

Yap then exhorted the residents of Baliangao to be united and set aside partisanship for the next three years and focus on harmonious cooperation among the government, the business community and all other stakeholders to maximize governance and improve even more the delivery of public services to the people.

He also said he will be adopting at the local level President Duterte’s stance in streamlining bureaucratic processes to fasttrack the issuance of business permits and other pertinent documents.

“Transparency and consistency in the application of laws and policies are necessary if we expect new businesses and fresh investments to pour into our beloved municipality,” Yap said.

Whether you’re an outof-school youth or a person with disability, whether you’re a senior citizen or a farmer, each constituent can expect the same brand of governance, Yap emphasized, pointing out that social inclusion is one of his priorities.

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Manalo is principal author of HB 5711, in substitution of the original HB 2780, which the House of Representatives approved on May 25, 2015 but, unfortunately, failed to hurdle the Senate during the 16th Congress.

Manalo, who is expected to re-file the bill, thanked his colleagues in the 16th Congress, especially representatives Roman T. Romulo, Hon. Isidro T. Ungab, and Romero Federico “Miro” S. Quimbo, chairpersons, respectively, of the Committees on Higher Education, Appropriations

and Ways and Means, who signed up, among others, as co-authors of the House, passed the measure.

“We are hoping that both the House and the Senate of the 17th Congress would give due course to the proposed maritime academy for the sake of our Mindanao youth and national development,” the ANGKLA Rep. Manalo said.

He stressed that the proposed statute supports the maritime industry and help maintain the status of the Philippines as the premier provider of competent and certified seafarers in the international seaborne trade.

The lawmaker said the PMMA-campus in Mindanao should offer the same degree programs and courses that the PMMA offers in its main campus in Zambales.

It also exclusively vests in the PMMA Board of Regents the administration of the PMMA Mindanao campus, Manalo said, adding that the Academy shall be headed by a campus administrator who shall render full-time service and to be appointed by the Board upon the recommendation of a duly-constituted search committee and the PMMA president, subject to the guideline, qualification and/or standards set by the PMMA Board.

Among other salient provisions, the bill mandates the Board of Regents to decide on the site in a province in Mindanao where the PMMA-Mindanao Campus shall be established.

The bill provides that the PMMA-Mindanao campus shall enjoy academic freedom and institutional autonomy. It shall exclusively determine its teaching, research and extension thrusts, plans, policies, programs and standards and on the basis of such determination recommend its annual budget to the Board for subsequent approval by the President.

“Provided, that in the first two (2) years upon the establishment of the PMMAMindanao Campus, it shall be under the direct supervision and management of the Board. Thereafter, it shall enjoy autonomy from the Main Campus,” the bill states.

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The measure requires all Filipinos whether residing in the Philippines or abroad to register personal information required by the ID system, and upon application shall be issued a non-transferrable Filipino ID card with an ID number that shall be valid for life.

The Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) shall determine, validate and administer the data and materials required to avail of the benefits of the identification system.

Every Filipino residing abroad shall apply for the registration and issuance of the Filipino ID card at the nearest Philippine Embassy or consular office of the country where they are residing.

The Filipino ID card shall

be honored in transactions requiring the identity, status, birth and all other personal circumstances, including application for passport, driver’s license; applications for any services and benefits offered by the Government Services Insurance System (GSIS), the Social Security System (SSS), PhilHealth, Home Development Mutual Fund (HDMF); National Bureau of Investigation (NBI).

Likewise the ID can also be court, prosecutor and the police clearances; schools as well as for employment purposes; voting identification; availment of benefits afforded by law to senior citizens; for banking and financial institution.

It is punishable by law, violations such as false information in applying for the issuance of a Filipino ID card or procures through fraud; utilizing the card in an unlawful manner; any person who refuse to accept, acknowledge or recognize the Filipino ID card as the only official identification of the owner; any public official or employee who connives with the offender, causes the issuance of an unauthorized Filipino ID card, or approves the application despite the knowledge of the existence of fraud or false information.

Violators shall be punished with a fine of not less than P50,000 but not more P500,000 or an imprisonment of not less than six months but not more than two years or both, at the discretion of the court.

Offending government officials and employees shall suffer the penalty of perpetual disqualification from government service.

Penalties imposed shall be in addition to those imposed on acts punishable by existing penal and other laws, including acts of omission. jc

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to life and retirement insurance benefits; employee compensation insurance; health insurance; Pag-Ibig Fund benefits; and Provident Fund benefits.

For this purpose, the Act shall raise the minimum salary for Salary Grade 1 from the current rate of P9,000 to P11,068 to make it even more competitive with the market rates; and bring the compensation of government personnel closer to their private counterparts to at least 70 percent of the market rate for all salary grades.

It shall also ensure that authorized salaries for each of the salary grade allocation of government personnel shall not overlap to recognize differences in duties and responsibilities for the position; and provide for a compensation adjustment partly as basic salary and partly as mid-year 14th month pay to maximize the employees’ net take-home pay.

Finally, it shall strengthen the link between government pay and performance by enhancing the performancebased bonus to recognize the government personnel who

Managing the school

By Gladys S. Banac, Principal 1 Sta. Ana Elementary School District of Tagoloan

As the School Head is considered as the captain of the school, it is with great honor and great responsibility of bringing forth and leading forth the school to a greater success. Great honor stigmatizes that at a certain aspect of one’s life, we have been given the golden chance of managing and supervising the school and its constituents and further leaping such honor to be the avenue of producing great pupils in their own chosen fields. Great responsibility spells out the leader within us, the follower within us that entails functions and works definative of providing quality education to our learners and further achieving the Education for All (EFA) thrust of the Department of Education.

One work, to manage the school.

Managing the school does not only imply to manage only the outskirts of a certain task and certain function but it fully construdes on intensifying and strengthening the holistic education for all our learners and the promotion of inclusive growth among them, plus fully capacitating the professional growth of our teachers and the nonteaching personnel who are basically under our supervision. To manage a school also means to manage the human resource bare listed in the organizational structure.

Provision of quality basic education. The Department of Education has been very ardent and keen in innovating actions and schemes that would enhance the basic education of our learners, this as believed that we would produce globallycompetitive and proficient graduates in any field that best suits their potential. The K to 12 is the best initiative.

Thus, as a manifestation of support and commitment to this program, Sta. Ana Elementary School vows to adhere and uphold all orders and memoranda from the Agency, of course, for the common good of all stakeholders.

Supervision and management of all school personnel.

Also, one of the functions of the School Head is to supervise and manage both the teaching and non-teaching force. This does not only employ that it is only until a physical supervision and management scheme, as such that making rounds if the teachers hold classes or checking lesson plans and daily guides or monitoring report cards of the pupils but in a broader sense, play a greater role and carry a heavier responsibility in improving performance.

The SSL 2016 shall be implemented in four tranches.

On January 1, 2016, the compensation adjustment will be in the form of the first tranche salary increase and a mid-year bonus.

By January 1, 2017, the compensation adjustment will consist of the second tranche salary increase, the mid-year bonus and a 50 percent imple-

it capacitates to include everything about it. Yes, everything. That is why, as a School Head, we should not only look at the outside but let us always delve and go through the inside. We should not be content in seeing only the cover. From the small things in the school to the bigger units, we should always check it one by one.

With this, our relationship to our teachers definitely mattets also as we are one with them in providing the best quality service to our learners. We should have good relations with both the teaching and non-teaching staff. As it is rest assured that having good relations with our work mates bears better results and positive outcome to any of our school-related endeavors, it should not be neglected. If there are problems between or among our teachers, as a School Head, we should not let the day end without patching things up for them.

Above-mentioned are just only a few in the list of the functions and works of a School Head but it signifies the most important and the most significant.

As we in Sta. Ana Elementary School braces for success and takes a step closer to achieving the dreams of our pupils by extraordinarily waving a sacrifice to work is not just but a mere calling but a commitment and an aspiration that will always be cherished and remembered until the end. No matter what, as a School Head, blessed with this shimmering opportunity to serve, I would alway say that whatever it takes, it should always be the welfare of the pupils first. Above all, Sta. Ana Elementary School will produce pupils who are God-centered, goaloriented, value-laden, and respectable members of the community they live in and the society they associate with.

To end, it is not only the School Head who shall work out for the coveted success, but let me encourage and inspire everyone to work hand in hand with us, not only to the parents and to the community of Sta. Ana, Tagoloan but to in any part of this country, better of this world. Let us not only limit our potentials within us, let us share it with everybody, let us be generous, always. As we in Sta. Ana Elementary School lives up to serve our learners, it is with great pride to serve all of you also. Soar high Sta. Ana Elementary School. Soar high Division of Misamis Oriental. Soar MisOr! mentation of the enhanced performance-based bonus.

By January 1, 2018, the compensation adjustment will include the third tranche salary increase, mid-year bonus and the enhanced performancebased bonus.

Finally on January 1, 2019, the full implementation of the SSL 2016 will be composed of the final tranche salary increase, the mid-year bonus and the enhanced performancebased bonus.

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