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DTI-PAB marks World Accreditation Day 2016 Volume VI, No. 041

The Department of Trade Philippine Accreditation Bureau (PAB) celebrated World Accreditation Day (WAD) 2016 with a weeklong program of activities including the hosting of the DTI flag-raising ceremony on June 6, 2016. An orientation on Accreditation was held on January 07, 2016 at St. Giles Hotel Makati attended by 57 participants from different government agencies, regulators and private industries and organizations. The event aims to raise awareness on accreditation and to promote the use of accredited conformity assessment bodies to private industries and other organizations. DTI-PAB discussed key concepts of accreditation

and Mutual and Multi-lateral Recognition Arrangements (MRAMLA), The DTI-Bureau of Philippine Standards, on the other hand, discussed its Product Certification schemes. The celebration was capped with a forum on accreditation, the carrying WAD theme “Accreditation: A Global Tool to Support Public Policy”. It was held on July 09, 2016, the actual day of WAD commemoration, at DTI International Building Makati City attended by 56 participants from different government agencies, regulators and private industries. One of the highlights of the forum was the presentation on the different

The City Government of Valencia has granted five medical students to acquire the Medical Education Subsidy Program of the city for school year 2016 to 2017. The grantees were revealed during the first Monday convocation of the city where they also signed a contract before the employees and members of the Medical Education Subsidy Committee.

The scholarship committee is composed of Chairman Hon. Glenn P. Peduche, Vice Chairman Hon. Policarpo P. Murillo, IV, M.D., with members Hon. Oliver Owen L. Garcia, Hon. Arlando L. Cañete, Atty. Genaro C. Cadigal, Atty. Angeles A. Yap, M.D., Dr. Marlyn V. Agbayani, and Ms. Lelibeth T. Canillo. All qualified students un-

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Valencia grants scholarship to 5 medical students

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Mindanao Area Manager Ronald Reyes together with Puntod Barangay Chairman Marvin Beja leads the cutting of Ribbon of the newly opened 7th outlet of the Blu Energy Fuel Station located at Julio Pacana Street Barangay Puntod,Cagayan de Oro City.This is the 13th Sites all over Mindanao.(Photo By Ercel Maandig)

Blu Energy Fuel Station opens its 7th outlet in CDO Another Blu Energy Fuel Station opens an outlet in Cagayan de Oro City,located at Licoan Street in Barangay Puntod and its their 7th outlet in the City, 13th site in the whole Mindanao island according to Mindanao Area Manager Ronald Reyes.

Reyes cited the target of the company in Mindanao for another 12 sites for the whole year for a total of 25 Fuel Stations and these are in Iligan,Davao,El Salvador,Gingoog Cities and some in Misamis Oriental and Misamis Occidental Provinces and expect more expansion program in the

whole island in Mindanao for 2017. Blu Energy is locally created in Cagayan de Oro City from a Gas tycoon which experience is already more than 3 decades in Fuel business ; not globally made but the product is globally certified,Reyes added. The

Re-elected Pangasinan Rep. Marlyn L. Primicias-Agabas is determined to pursue her proposed initiative to strengthen the powers of the State against the ill-gotten wealth of public officers and employees. Primicias-Agabas, chairman of the House Committee on Revision of Laws in the outgoing 16th Congress, has been pushing for the

“strengthening the forfeiture powers of the State, amending for the purpose certain provisions of Republic Act No. 1379, otherwise known as “An Act declaring forfeiture in favor of the State any property found to have been unlawfully acquired by any public officer or employee and providing for the proceedings therefor.” The lady-lawmaker is

pursuing in the 17th Congress the proposed amendments to R.A. 1379 as contained in HB 5046, which failed to see the light of day in the outgoing 16th Congress. “We have to update our laws to face to challenges of modern technology being used in crimes against the people and the State,”

By Ercel Maandig

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State forfeiture powers over ill-gotten wealth must be strengthened

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Bill to implement genuine land reform IMPLEMENT a genuine land reform program to address the four-decade old problem in the country, a lawmaker urged yesterday, adding the proposed Genuine Agrarian Reform Bill (GARB) would be a holistic approach to resolve the landlessness problem of poor Filipino farmers in the countryside. “The main goal of GARB is to distribute the agricultural lands to the farmers at no cost to the beneficiaries, Anakpawis Party list Rep. Ariel Casilao said. Casilao said GARB essentially propounds some of the more consequential social reforms that may help in the eventual resolution of the ongoing armed conflict in the country. According to Casilao, the continuing land monopoly and control of a few landlord families shows that the bogus CARP was not meant to break land monopoly and was instead implemented only to appease peasant unrest in the countryside, a classic counter-insurgency stratagem to create an illusion of land reform. Casilao said in more than four decades, the government’s agrarian reform has been marred with human rights violations against farmers who, in asserting their rights to the land, have endlessly been subjected to human rights abuses. Casilao said peasant leaders have been charged with trumped-up cases and condemned to languish in prison, adding that, “peasants have been killed, individually, or by way of infamous massacres as what had transpired in Escalante in Negros, Lumil in Silang, Cavite; Palo in Leyte; Mendiola, Hacienda Luisita, and, very recently, in Kidapawan.” Casilao said GARB will replace CARPER or the Comprehensive Agrarian See bill, page B3

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Cebu Pacific Juan for Fun 2016 ultimate backpackers win unlimited travel pass The Philippines’ leading airline, Cebu Pacific recently wrapped up another epic year of the Juan for Fun Backpacker Challenge, taking five university teams on an unforgettable adventure around the country. But for this year’s Ultimate Backpackers—Glenn Layola, Audrey Ramos, and John Ray Blance of JuanTeamPH—the exciting explorations are not over yet. The triumphant trio from Bacolod City received the challenge’s biggest prize yet: Travel-AllYou-Can passes valid for one year. For seven straight days, JuanTeamPH traveled all over Iloilo, Cagayan de Oro, Cebu, Surigao, Butuan, and Legazpi, Albay, making them the Juan for Fun team with the most number of places visited. “It wasn’t our original plan, but after the first stop, we thought, ‘we’re already here. Sulitin na natin ito (let’s make the most out of it),” said Glenn. And that’s exactly what the team did. They carefully managed their budget to fit as

Winning moment. TeamJuanPH with their adventure coach, Robi Domingo.

many fun activities as possible, tried local delicacies and even exotic dishes, making sure to get to know locals as they went along. Among the team’s most unforgettable destinations was Surigao. “The water was so clear that you can see the corals even when you’re on the boat,” shared Audrey. “We also visited Sohoton Cave, where we had to hold our breaths so we could get to the other side.” TeamJuanPH also had a great time in Legazpi, Albay, and found the locals very accommodating. “We

met a very friendly tricycle driver there,” John shared. “He offered to tour us for a discounted fee and took us to a lot of interesting places. Because of him, we managed to do about 50 activities in one day.” As they traveled, the team discovered more about one another and got to know their country better. “One thing I realized is we shouldn’t be afraid to ask for directions. It’s a nice way to meet new people and establish a connection with them. You get insider information on the nice places to visit, too!” added Audrey.

The young adventurers of the Cebu Pacific Juan for Fun Backpacker Challenge 2016 return from their tour of the Philippines, with endless stories, meaningful memories, and cherished friendships.

The trio also emphasized the value of “disconnecting to connect.” “Our generation is so caught up in technology. We spend so much time taking photos and looking at our screens that we forget to look at the sights in front of us,” Glenn said. “We should also make time to disconnect so we can connect with nature.” The Cebu Pacific Juan for Fun Backpacker Challenge 2016 was made possible by its official sponsors: Boreas travel gear, Merrell footwear, and GoPro camera. The challenge was also supported

by Wenger and Dan’s, and endorsed by the Department of Tourism and Commission on Higher Education. Go on an ultimate adventure and travel around the Philippines with Cebu Pacific. Take a look back at the exciting explorations of the Juan for Fun Backpacker Challenge 2016 teams by visiting www.facebook.com/ CebuPacificJFF or exploring the hashtag #JuanForFun2016. For bookings, seat sales, and other information, follow Cebu Pacific’s official Facebook and Twitter (@ CebuPacificAir) pages.

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This is to inform the public that Mr. JERWIN LINUGAO DACULA, whose picture appears above, is no longer connected with Mrs. Rosario C. Aruj as family driver. Any transaction entered into by said Mr. Dacula in the name of Mrs. Rosario C. Aruj shall be null and void. JuanTeamPH in action. Braving the waves, beholding the majestic Mount Mayon, and winning the Juan for Fun Backpacker Challenge 2016, JuanTeamPH receives TravelAll-You-Can passes valid for one year, among other exciting prizes.

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

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. No. 10172, a NOTICE is hereby served to the public that DANNY GIE A. ABRIAM has filed with this office a petition for the correction of clerical error in his SEX from “FEMALE” to “MALE” in the Certificate of Live Birth of DANNY GIE ARSOLON ABRIAM who was born on JULY 15,1997 in Cagayan de Oro City and whose parents are ERESIS GAMBOA ABRIAM and MIRASOL OMAQUE ARSOLON. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than JULY 15, 2016.

In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. No. 10172, a NOTICE is hereby served to the public that BHON JUVY V. GAMBA has filed with this office a petition for the correction of clerical error in his SEX from “MALE” to “FEMALE” in the Certificate of Live Birth of BHON JUVY VILLACORTA GAMBA who was born on MARCH 19, 1991 in Cagayan de Oro City and whose parents are RICARDO ADLOFO GAMBA and LOURDES RANARA VILLACORTA. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than JULY 15, 2016.

(SGD.) NORMA S. DIPUTADO City Civil Registrar

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EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT SPECIAL POWER OF ATTORNEY Notice is hereby given that the intestate estate of the Late ALBERT T. GUILLENA, who died intestate on December 21, 2009 at Iligan City, said deceased left his undivided conjugal share from the following real property, to wit; “TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITTLE NO. T-47,676 (A.F.) “A parcel of land (Lot 1319-A-2-A-2-C-7-A of the subd. Plan Psd-12-021726, being a portion of Lot 1319-A-2-A-2-C-7, Psd-123504-020816, situated in the Barrio of Tambo, City of Iligan, Island of Mindanao. Containing an area of 200 square meters.” With improvement thereon consisting of a family dwelling made of mixed materials embraced by TAX DECLARATION NO. 02-01406029. The said deceased also left a bank account with UCPB Iligan Branch under SAVING ACCOUNT NO. 4091190493, are the subject of EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT SPECIAL POWER OF ATTORNEY, executed by and between HELEN E. GUILLENA, of legal age, Filipino, widow, resident of Iligan City, MICHEAL ALFE E. GUILLENA, of legal age, Filipino, widow, resident of Iligan City, HANNAH E. GUILLENA, of legal age, Filipino, widow, resident of Iligan City, MON ALLENN E. GUILLENA, of legal age, Filipino, widow, resident of Iligan City, FARRAH E. GUILLENA, minor herein represented by her mother and natural guardian, the above-named parties are the legitimate heirs. That MON ALLENN E. GUILLENA, MICHEAL E. GUILLENA, HANNAH E. GUILLENA & FARRAH E. GUILLENA, do hereby and by virtue of these presents, APPOINT their own mother, HELEN E. GUILLENA, as their common Attorney-in Fact, for purpose of transacting with UCPB Iligan City Branch and to close down the above-mentioned bank account, with authority to receive the proceeds thereof, and to sign all such instruments relative thereto. Under Notary public of ATTY. ROLANDO G. MARAPAO, as per Doc. No. 2147; Page No. 431; Book No. XXII; Series of 2010. MDN: JULY 13, 20, & 27, 2016

R.A.Form No.10.1 (LCRO) Republic of the Philippines Local Civil Registry Office Province: Cotabato City/Municipality: Mlang NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. Act No. 9048, a notice is hereby served to the public that VICTORIA ALFEREZ PACIA has filed with this Office a petition for change of first name from “VICKY” to “VICTORIA” in the birth certificate of VICKY P. ALPERES who was born on JANUARY 20, 1974 at Mlang, NORTH COTABATO and whose parents are VICENTE ALPERES and REMEGIA PALMES. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than July 27, 2016. (Sgd) VILMA B. MAGARZO Municipal Civil Registrar MDN: July 13 & 20, 2016

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There are people around you who need you T h e G os p el o f Jesus Christ (July13, 2016-Wednesday) Matthew 1:18-24” And she shall bring forth a son, and thou shall call his name JESUS: for he shall save his people from their sins. Now all this was done, that it might be fulfilled which was spoken of the Lord by the prophet, saying, Behold, a virgin shall be with child, and shall bring forth a son, and

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examples where accreditation has been used to support public policy efforts which can be adopted in the Philippines. DTI-Consumer Protection Group (CPG) Undersecretary Atty. Victorio Mario A. Dimagiba formally opened both events. In his welcome address, he stressed on the assurance of accurate and reliable results that accreditation can provide to conformity assessment bodies performing certification, testing, inspection and calibration. He also emphasized that government can help in improving performance of business and industry by encouraging the use of “trusted” conformity assessments to minimize risks and facilitate trade and educating the public on consuming products and services certified by accredited organizations will enhance consumer welfare. An expert from Trade Related Technical Assistance Project 3 for Conformity Assessment, Mr. Mike Mcnemey, urged regulators and the national accreditation body such as DTI-PAB to work hand-in-hand with independent third-party accreditation as laid out in the World Trade OrganizationTechnical Bureaus to Trade (WTO-TBT) Agreement. This agreement can be a basis in licensing Conformity Assessment Bodies by regulators resulting in mutual recognition of conformity assessment results by members to reduce public costs. PAB is the national accreditation body of the Philippines. As of May 31, 2016, PAB accreditation has been awarded to 183 testing and 38 calibration laboratories (ISO/IEC 17025), six medical laboratories (1SO 15189), five inspection bodies (ISOMEC 17020), and six certification bodies for certification of management systems (ISOMEC 17021), such as quality (ISO 9001), environment (ISO 14001) and food safety (ISO/TS 22003) and one certification body for certification of products (ISO 17065).

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they shall call his name Emmanuel, which being interpreted is, God with us: It is not an accident for having someone in your life. They are sent by God for a reason. You are responsible for their welfare and benefits. You are accountable for their better future. You are not born for yourself but for others. You are born to do something great for the sake of were evaluated based on their Transcript of Records (TOR), National Medical Admission Test (NMAT) result and interview. The Medical Education Subsidy Committee earlier convened at the Sangguniang Panlungsod Conference Room for the consolidation and final ranking of the applicants for the scholarship grant. There were 16 students who applied for the program but only five slots were given as mandated by the City Ordinance No. 99-2016 or the Medical Education Subsidy Program. Qualified applicants for the program are first year medical students Crysthia Lorcyl Sistoso who garnered a total average of 90.48% and Abby Mangubat with an average of 79.06%. Also qualified are second year student Mary Claire Ricare with 89.46%, third year student Carren Emirose Solidor with 76.38% and fourth year student Rhogiem Nomus with 85.24%. The above-named grantees are now legible to receive the subsidy grant for the scholarship program in accordance of said Ordinance. Each of them shall be given an academic subsidy amounting to 250,000 pesos per year. During the convocation, City Councilor Policarpo P. Murillo, IV, M.D. said that producing medical practitioners thru such scheme can augment the much needed medical services for the people of Valencia. “It is observed that in the past ten years, the number of Public Health Doctors in the city is below the ideal doctor-population ratio of 1:20, 000,” Murillo added. Sistoso, one of the grantees who also got the highest average score during the evaluation, were very thankful for the program and for the opportunity given by the city government. The city government designed a scholarship program to give chance to students to pursue higher education and uplift their lives and succeed in becoming a Health Professional.

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Primicias-Agabas stressed. from page B1 She pointed out that with undergone a thorough re- the development of informaview of documents, delib- tion devices and technoleration and evaluation. They ogy, criminal activities have

others. You have an assignment to produce more fruits on this earth. You are born to save the situation of others like Joseph. You are born to ensure anyone to finish his assignment. Encourage anyone to become positive by showing your supports to them. Be faithful in your assignment. Joseph was assigned to protect Jesus and Mary. You have the same become more complex and sophisticated. In similar manner, she added, criminals have employed means to spirit away and conceal the proceeds of their acts beyond the reach of the State. “As the principal agency tasked to recover illegally acquired assets, the Office of the Ombudsman has to step up in running after the ill-gotten wealth of any public officer or employee,” she stressed. Circumstances dictate the need to expand the powers of the said office and provide for definition of illegally acquired assets as well as the presumptions on the illegality of the acquisition of properties, she added. As proposed bill, Section 1 (b) of R.A. 1379 is hereby amended to read as follows: “(B) LEGALLY ACQUIRED PROPERTY MEANS ANY REAL OR PERSONAL PROPERTY, MONEY OR SECURITIES WHICH THE PUBLIC OFFICER OR EMPLOYEE HAS ACQUIRED FROM THE PROCEEDS OF HIS SALARY, BENEFITS AND/OR OTHER EMOLUMENTS AND/OR FROM OTHER LAWFUL INCOME SUCH AS BUT NOT LIMITED TO BUSINESS INTERESTS. IT SHALL ALSO INCLUDE REAL OR PERSONAL PROPERTY, MONEY OR SE C U RI T I E S W H IC H THE PUBLIC OFFICER OR EMPLOYEE HAS AT ANY TIME ACQUIRED BY INHERITANCE OR BY DONATION BEFORE HIS BECOMING A PUBLIC OFFICER OR EMPLOYEE OR ANY PROPERTY ALREADY PERTAINING TO HIM WHEN HE QUALIFIED FOR PUBLIC OFFICE OR EMPLOYMENT AND THE INCOME FROM SAID PROPERTIES.” Likewise, Section 1 (c) will also read: “(c) ILLEGALLY ACQUIRED PROPERTY SHALL REFER TO THE PROPERTY NOT FALLING UNDER PARAGRAPH b OF THIS SECTION. IT ALSO INCLUDES: “(A) PROPERTY UNLAWFULLY ACQUIRED BY THE RESPONDENT, BUT ITS OWNERSHIP IS CONCEALED BY ITS BEING RECORDED IN THE NAME OF OR HELD BY THE RESPONDENT’S SPOUSE, ASCENDANTS, DESCENDANTS, RELATIVES OR ANY OTHER PERSON EXCEPT IN THE

assignment if you are a husband; do the same to your family. Love them the way Joseph Loved his own family. Love them by showing it in action. Love them by making their lives more colorful and meaningful. Sometimes you do not like yourself but believe; there are people around you who need you and they cannot live without you. You judge yourself as nothing but for others;

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FOLLOWING INSTANCES:” 1. WHEN THE RESPONDENT’S SPOUSE, ASCENDANTS, DESCENDANTS OR ANY OTHER PERSON CAN PROVE THAT HE ACQUIRED SAID PROPERTY FROM THE PROCEEDS OF HIS SALARY, BENEFITS AND/OR EMOLUMENTS OR FROM THE PROCEEDS OF HIS BUSINESS INTERSETS; 2. WHEN THE RESPONDENT’S SPOUSE, ASCENDANTS, DESCENDANTS OR ANY OTHER PERSON CAN PROVE THAT THE PROPERT Y WAS RECEIVED THROUGH DONATIONS OR INHERITANCE FROM OTHER PERSONS OTHER THAN RESPONDENT. “(B) PROPERTY UNLAWFULLY ACQUIRED BY THE RESPONDENT BUT TRANSFERRED BY HIM TO ANOTHER PERSON OR PERSONS;” “(C) PROPERTY DONATED TO THE RESPONDENT DURING HIS INCUMBENCY UNESS HE CAN PROVE THAT THE DONATION IS LAWFUL.”

comprehensive, and holistic program of support services and other state subsidies that will nurture them toward improving their productive capabilities. “This will increase the income of farmer-beneficiaries and raise their living standard through the promotion of cooperatives and other forms of mutual-aid as the main vehicle for improving their productivity,” Casilao said. Casilao said the proposed bill will cover all lands operated as agribusiness plantations by transnational corporations (TNCs), commercial farms, agricultural estates including those which are presently under various schemes considered as alternative to land transfer, and aquaculture, pasture, cattle and livestock farms which are not actually, directly and exclusively used for livestock, poultry and swine as of the effectivity of this Act. Under the bill, all agricultural lands already distributed by Presidential Decree No. 27 and Republic Act 6657, as amended by RA 9700, but have passed into the ownership, possession or control of persons or corporations which are not qualified beneficiaries as mentioned in this Act, including lands distributed but placed under various schemes and modes of accessing the land to foreign and local corporations. All landless farmers who have not received any land from all previous agrarian reform programs, tenants and leaseholders in tenanted private agricultural lands. The sale, mortgage, transfer or any conveyance or disposition of the lands awarded to farmer-beneficiaries shall be prohibited except where the transfer is by hereditary succession. In the case of transfer by hereditary succession, the land shall be given to the heir who is willing to personally till the land and the most needy among the children of the farmer-beneficiary. If the farmer-beneficiary can no longer till the land for one reason or another, he/ she shall turn over the land to the farmers’ organization or cooperative existing in the barrio or municipality. The farmers’ organization or cooperative shall then select the most qualified farmerbeneficiary with preference to the heirs who are most

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Reform Program Extension with Reforms that has been proven to be a bane rather that a boon for the Filipino farmers. “The bill proposes free land distribution to all qualified beneficiaries. When enacted, the new agrarian reform law shall cover all agricultural lands, thus practically rendering land conversion illegal and revoking all previous unjust decrees on exemption and exclusion,” Casilao said. He said the bill seeks to institutionalize a thoroughgoing program of State support and subsidy to land reform beneficiaries in all the important aspects of agricultural production, including the promotion of cooperativism. Casilao said GARB would break up land monopoly and implement free, fair, just and equitable distribution of the lands within a five-year period and eliminate all forms of oppression and exploitation in the countryside and thereby usher the advent of genuine social justice. The bill will transform the farmer-beneficiaries into efficient producers through the institution of an integrated,

Biblical reflection

Bro. Edcel L. Closas have my latest book: To Make Your Soul Incredible:Note: God bless you!!! needy and are willing to till the land. The State shall implement a program for the delivery of support services to farmerbeneficiaries which shall be based on a holistic approach to human and social development and integrated into the land distribution program with the long term end view of increasing the productivity of farmer-beneficiaries in order to transform them into cooperatives or organizations of efficient memberproducers. The program of support services shall consist of credit facilities, production support, post-harvest, market access and market price guarantees and such other services necessary to make their production viable and increase their income. The credit facility shall have an interest rate affordable to the farmer-beneficiaries and shall make full use of alternative collateral systems that do not put up as collateral the land of farmer-beneficiaries.

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7th outlet is now open for business with its formal inauguration on July 12, 2016 with Puntod Barangay Chairman Marvin Beja as their special guest together with the majority of his Council. Reyes reported that in terms of offers,Blu Energy has a numerous to reckon with like its “Blu rewards card” that offers discounts, Accident Insurance worth Php25,000.00 that is not limited to the city only but nationwide when accident occurs and free rice to all members. For the whole period of 2016 or onward,Blu Energy launch its “ Pang GAS, Libre BUGAS” Promo,just ask any Blu Energy counter for more details;and this is a long time Promo according to Reyes. In this new Fuel Site for 15 days,they will be giving away 15 Celphones that starts on July 12 to 26; and to add more satisfaction, Blu Energy also offers Max and Win Raffle Promo for 3 months from July to September this year with exciting prizes such as Motorcycles,Refregerators,W ashing Machines,Back Packs and Swiss Knives.Another set of Prizes in the October to December “Max and Win”Raffle Promo will be revealed after the 3rd quarter draw on September,Reyes concluded.

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1. Is it the TRUTH? 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIP? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?

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‘Si Maria Isabella at ang Guryon ng mga Tala’ By Stephen Pedroza

The Xavier Stage (TXS), a resident repertory theater company of Xavier University, presents their sixth theater season dubbed “Existential Experience” for the school year 2016-2017. This season includes Eljay Deldoc’s Si Maria Isabella at ang Guryon ng mga Tala (July); the Pre-Islamic Meranao adaptation of William Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream (September); Edward Perez’s Barracks ni Tenyente Fuego (December) and the advocacy version of Shakespeare’s Hamlet (February). Directed by Hobart Savior, TXS’ laboratory production, Eljay Deldoc’s Si Maria Isabella at ang Guryon ng mga Tala is a tale about taking chances and missed opportunities. The play, an adaptation of Dean Francis Alfar’s Palanca Prizewinning short story Kite of Stars, is a poignant take on how far love can take us with exciting and dramatic twists and turns along the journey. TXS is inviting everyone to watch the play, slated on July 22 and 23 with shows at 11AM, 3PM and 7:30PM. Admission is free. For reservation of seats, you may call Oya or Michael through local 2059, 09057776699 (Michael) and 09174397000 (Bart).