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Guv on Digong’s SONA: A ‘10’

LANAO DEL SUR -- Provincial Governor Soraya Alonto Adiong of Lanao Del Sur rated President Rodrigo Duterte’s first State Of the Nation Address (SONA) Monday a perfect “10”. Adiong said that after watching the SONA, she expressed the optimism that a sincere reform would be expected under the Duterte administration.

“With that, I gave President Duterte the satisfying perfect 10 rating on a scale of 10,” said Adiong, the governor of the predominantly Moslem province in the Northern Mindanao region. Adiong said that most of Mr. Duterter’s plans, policies, and programs were also in line with her 8-point “Agenda of Governance.” See sona, page B3

Adiong meets with dept heads By sonny sudaria

MARAWI City--Governor Soraya Alonto Adiong recently met with her department heads in an effort to formulate her programs and policies for the province of See meets, page B3

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Sr. Insp. Dulye Vembu Mogpo Buenaflor, chief of Lugait police station, and Lugait town Mayor Zosimo A. Perez administer the oath of some 180 suspected drug pushers and users, who recently surrendered and availed of Oplan: Tokhang. Mindanao Daily photo by Zony V. Endaria, Armm News Bureau

applicants hail Duterte’s PNP condemns abduction of 3 cops, Passport ‘no more long lines’ policy 1 civilian employee in SurNor town By Lilian C. Mellejor

SURIGAO CITY, Surigao del Norte -- The Philippine National Police (PNP) Regional Office 13 denounced and deeply condemned the atrocity conducted by the lawless armed group with the recent abduction of three PNP members and one Non-Uniformed Personnel (NUP) on Sunday, July 24, 2016 in Barangay Cagtinae, Malimono town. The four abducted victims identified as SPO3 Santiago B. Lamanilao,

presently assigned at the Surigao City Police Station; PO3 Jayroll H. Bagayas, PO2 Caleb C. Sinaca and NUP Rodrigo T. Angob, all assigned at Malimono Municipal Police Station were abducted by more or less 10 lawless armed group wearing military uniform believed to be members of the New People’s Army (NPA). According to the witnesses, the victims were seen tied in both hands

while being brought to the mountainous area. The PNP-Regional Public Safety Battalion (RPSB) Caraga in coordination with the Armed Forces of the Philippine (AFP) are conducting hot pursuit and checkpoint operations and exerting its relentless effort to track down and locate the abductors and bring them to justice. Fu r t he r, t he C r is is Management Committee of Malimono headed by

Mayor Teodoro F. Sinaca was activated to effectively handle the present crisis situation in the area. All line units of the PNPRegional Office 13 were placed on full alert status and directed to be extra vigilant and implement Target Hardening Security Measures to pre-empt NPA’s hostile plans and other threat groups-related violent activities; The public is assured that See condemns, page B2

DAVAO City -- The Overs eas Filipino Workers (OFWs) applying for new or renewal of passports were happy on the ‘no more long lines’ policy of President Rodrigo Duterte, stressing they are happier as they will no longer have to spend overnight sleeping on pavements outside the SM Davao to get priority numbers. The long lines and the sight of people sleeping on road pavements from closing to opening of the SM Davao, where the office

of the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA)-Davao is holding office, never skip then Mayor Duterte every time he goes home on late night or dawn everyday. Thus, he made this as part of his crusade to institute a new system that would stop such practice of lining up from the night before until the mall opening just to get priority number for passport application. The number does not even guarantee if your application will be processed immediately – depending if you have the See hail, page B3

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Reading: A Window to a New World By Yza V. Cacayan School-Incharge Dampias National High School

Reading is a ticketless vehicle that tours you around the world. It transports you to places wherever and whenever you want. When we open a book we open a door to a whole new realm, sometimes a realm similar to ours and other times a realm completely different than where we exist. Reading is important, because if you can read, you can learn anything about everything about anything. – Tomiede Paola

Reading does not merely entertain people, but most of the time reading had also been a sort of getting important information from references. It teaches us new words and widens our vocabulary and understanding of things around the globe. In the early years, before the widespread of computers, reading had been a common hobby. However, as the world gives way to the rise of the digital era, young individuals slowly choose online surfing, gaming and etc. over reading books. In the early 90’s children are

BE ALERT By ROSALIE P. PALMADA Teacher III Maramag Central Elementary School

Natural disasters are inevitable and cannot be predicted as to where and when it will happen. Earthquakes are considered to be one if not the most destructive that may claim lives to an unprecedented situation. It is important that all schools must ensure the safety of pupils, parents and teachers. We did this drill every quarter to refresh the procedures and to prepare everyone physically, mentally and

emotionally when it happen. This school year our very own Maramag Central Elementary School joined the National Simultaneous Earthquake Drill (NSED) last June 22, 2016. The activity was actively participated by all grade levels from Kindergarten to Grade Six including the SPED class. Representatives from Bureau of Fire Protection were present to evaluate the activity. Prior to the activity; every class, the teacher gave lectures about earthquake

natural book lovers, now different programs were imposed in different schools just to develop a child’s love for reading like the very widely-known DEAR (Drop Everything and Read) program of the Department of Education. Students specifically the young ones who are very much into gaming failed to see that reading provides a variety of opportunity for them. They miss the chance to experience the roller coaster of emotions that only reading can give them. When we read we are given a chance to visit

somewhere, it could be our dream place for that note. It is not only that, reading also enhances our imaginations. Yes, it is a fact that movies, like books, can also take us to different places around the world depending on its setting, but books provide limitless imagination on how particular setting would look like for you. To top the list, book unlike movies can give you a chance to read what is in the mind of the characters. With these you can actually build up what kind of person that character would be. Reading is not only interpreting written symbols printed on a sheet

on what should be done before, during and after the disaster. Identify the safe spots, danger zones and evacuation area. Properly introduced and execute the most important basic steps the “duct/drop, cover hold”. The activity started at 9:00AM, the bell was heard and as response all do the proper and expected actions. During the 60 seconds of bell ringing the participants performed the Duct/Drop, Cover and hold. After the bell the students quietly went out the classroom in double file and proceeded to the assigned area, the teachers made the head count to make sure that

all the pupils were in the evacuation area and see to it that there were no pupils left behind the room. Over all the said school activity was rated as outstanding by the representatives from Bureau of Fire Protection. There were 4,582 pupils, 111 teachers and unaccounted parents and stakeholders actively participated the said event. The activity ended successful, it also highlight le ar ner engagement, awareness on disaster risk concerns, and assessment on the capacity of the schools in managing emergencies.

State of basic education for the next six years By HAZEL GALLENERO SUGANOB Teacher 3 Calolot Elementary School Calolot, Bonifacio Misamis Occidental

EXPECT not so many changes for the next six years in elementary education in the country under the Duterte administration. Elementary education from Kindergarten 1 to sixth grade has already been institutionalized during the past administration. What the current DepEd could do is to be vigilant that the existing K to 12 curriculum will continue to be implemented smoothly. Most importantly, the K to

12 curriculum must achieve its goal – to produce quality students who can reap awards in international academic competitions. Fast forward to senior high and students are expected to be mature and familiar with the various subjects that adults will undergo through their whole lifetime. One of these is financial literacy. Unlike senior high schools in other countries where subjects are not flexible, Philippine senior high schools

(both government- and privately-operated) offer a wide range of subjects from cookery to financial literacy. I love to dwell on the subject of financial literacy as this can mold students on how to seek money and be financially independent and sustainable as they transition into adulthood. The training will be part of the Philippines’ National Strategy for Financial Inclusion, a multi-agency initiative that aims to promote financial inclusion. One of these is financial education at the high school level.

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that the PNP in collaboration with the AFP will remain relentless in maintaining the peace and order in the region. The PNP is also calling the NPA members to lay down their arms, abandon the armed struggle and return to the comfort of their families and assist the police in the enforcement agencies in bringing peace in the region. The PNP and government troops solicit the active support of the public to help in locating the whereabouts of the suspects for their immediate arrest See condemns, page B3

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of paper but it is opening a door to a world that is unlike ours. As teacher of any knowledge mediator or provider, we need to impose reading to the young generations. We have to make them love reading so that the process will not be merely reading but exploring and discovering. We have to let them see the world behind those thick pages and array of words.

Let us share the magical roller coaster ride of emotion, the fantastic feeling of discovering new things and let us give them the chance to feel that intense motion of not affording to miss a page for any reason. We have to let them realize that there is a different world besides the one that we dwell in, a world beyond their imagination, a world brought to life only through reading.

THE PURPOSE THAT I LIVE FOR By JOSEFE N. CALUGAS Teacher II Maramag Central Elementary School

Everyone has a purpose in life, and within that purpose lays a unique talent just waiting to be expressed and shared with the world. If you’ve ever witnessed someone living their life’s purpose, it’s inspiring to see—they exude happiness. Having the same experience for yourself is pure bliss. If you haven’t found your purpose, that’s okay, you will. After all, it’s your birthright. Some people have a clear vision of their purpose early on in life—it’s as if the path was laid out for them and they simply had to take the first step. For others, the vision is unclear and the path elusive. Even those

who seem to know the way have, at one time or another, asked themselves the same question you ask yourself: Is this the life I was meant to live? I’m one of those people whose stepping-stones have been elusive. I’ve spent years searching for the answer to what makes me happy. As a result, I began to recognize and appreciate a specific set of core concepts for expanding potential and moving into alignment with my purpose. I found these concepts to be quite impactful and I still put them into practice today. I now share them with you with the hope that they can help you navigate your path.

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EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT SPECIAL POWER OF ATTORNEY

Notice is hereby given that the intestate estate of the Late HILARIA ALLONAR ABARCA, died on November 29, 2006 intestate in Iligan City, Philippines leaving certain real properties situated at Hinaplanon, Iligan City covered by Transfer Certificate of Title No. T-64,332 (a.f.) and more particularly described as follows: Transfer Certificate of Title No. T-64,332 (a.f.) “A parcel of land (Lot 1847-E, Psd-10-052900 portion of Lot 1847, Cad 292, Iligan Cadastre) situated at Hinaplanon, Iligan City, containing an area of 315 sq.meters, more or less covered by Transfer Certificate of Title No. T-64,332 (a.f.), is the subject of EXTRAJUDICIAL PARTITION WITH DEED OF SALE, made and entered into by and among; a. BERNARDETTA A. ABARCA, of legal age, Filipino, single; b. VICTORIO A. ABARCA, of legal age, Filipino, married; c. VALINTINO A. ABARCA, of legal age, Filipino, married; d. VIOLITO A. ABARCA, of legal age, Filipino, married; e. VERNA A. ABARCA, of legal age, Filipino, single; f. BIANE A. ABARCA, of legal age, Filipino, married; g. VERONICA A. YANONG, of legal age, Filipino, married and h. heirs of the late VILMO A. ABARCA represented by his wife EVANGELINE L. ABARCA, of legal age, Filipino, married; all residents of Purok 4, Saray, Iligan City. The parties hereto are the sole and only heirs of the decedent, they being the children of said decedent. That for and in consideration of the sum of ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND PESOS (P100,000.00) ONLY, Philippine currency, the aforesaid heirs hereby sell, convey and transfer the above-described properties to spouses, VIDAL M. BADO and TERESITA P. BADO, his heirs and assigns and acknowledged receipt of said amount from the VENDEE. Under notary public of ATTY. DANIEL BAYRO; as per DOC. NO. 217; PAGE NO. 44; BOOK NO. 63; Series of 2011.

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.

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Satan is the source of disciple: all stumbling blocks T h e G os p e l of Jesus Christ (July27, 2016-Wednesday)Luke 14:25-33-And there went great multitudes with him: and he turned, and said unto them, If any [man] come to me, and hate not his father, and mother, and wife, and children, and brethren, and sisters, yea, and his own life also, he cannot be my disciple: H a v e a g o o d foundation for us to

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defeat our spiritual enemies. In Ephesians 6:12-For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the “darkness” of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high [places]. Therefore, fight by using the grace of God. Only God can help you to become a winner in life. James 4:7”Submit therefore to God. Resist the devil observing the “separation of the Church and State” that President Duterte adheres to. “My administration wants an enhanced spiritual well-being in order that ‘Allah the Almighty’ could lead the public officials to perform honestly and diligently as part of the people’s mandate,” Adiong said. (Nicole Managbanag / PNA)

and he will flee from you. Satan is the source of all stumbling blocks in our lives because he doesn’t want you to reach your divine destiny. He will do everything to block your way. This is the reason why Jesus taught us to have strong foundation of our beliefs and faith and courage in moving forward. You need to study on how to survive and overcome devils in your life. Quitter never comply. She was only told to refer at the back of the form. Romano, who is from Kabacan, North Cotabato, came back on Monday to file her application with the requirements such as the Postal ID, an NSO (National Statistics Office)-certified birth certificate but she was dismayed when she was required to submit a voter certification. But she was still among those who waited outside of the mall on Tuesday hoping her application would still be processed. She said she can’t have a voter’s certification because she was not a registered voter. Upon learning of the President’s call for new system of passport processing, Romano and the other applicants waiting outside of the mall chorused they were happy. Jenelyn Doria, who is for job placement in Saudi Arabia, said, “Nalipay ko. Dili baya sayon sige balik Tagum to Davao…lingkod sa gawas…init…mahal pamasahe…ug mahal ang pagkaon (I am happy. It is not easy to keep come back and forth from Tagum to Davao…sit outside…it’s hot…fare is expensive… and food here is expensive),” said Doria, who said she is not even sure if she will be submitting correct requirements. Marisyl Villaver from Panabo City is also applying for the renewal of her passport. She came early knowing the experience of her husband last year. She recalled her husband came at 11pm and slept outside of the mall just to make sure he gets a priority number in the morning. Each day, DFA-Davao processes about 200 to 300 applications.

relevant information to the authorities through the social media (twitter or Facebook Page-Philippine National Police or through the following: Dial 117 or text 2920 Regional Tactical Operation Center (RTOC) hotline number- Globe: 0906320-0220- Smart: 0998-9701176 or Surigao del Norte PPO TOC: 09985580966. (PNP-Regional Office 13, PPO-SDN/PIA-Surigao del from page B1 you have the correct reNorte) quirements. In his State of the Nation from page B1 Address (SONA), President “Like President Duterte, Duterte cited the Davao it is my goal to eradicate il- situation and on the clamor legal activities such as ‘using of the citizens for timely and pushing’ of illegal drugs issuance of passports. here in Lanao Del Sur,” she “Make use of the computer. I do not want to see said. Adiong also admired the people lining up under President’s deep respect for the heat of the sun. I do women and sees them as not want people lining up partners in nation-building. under the rain,” he said. She said that her ad- He said he wants a jourministration would formu- nal. “When the applicant late a gender development presents the documents, program, especially for the give them a shopping list. women, youth and senior Do not add or get anything citizens, being potential al- away from it. Iyon lang yun lies for a better Lanao Del (That’s it) final. And when he complies with that, that Sur. Adiong said that “the is good. Huwag mo na President also wants to see siyang pabalikin (Do not a healthy constituency and let him come back),” said I echo this desire by en- the President. hancing the current health The President even asked programs of the province.” Foreign Affairs Secretary She said that in line with Perfecto Yasay to check Duterte’s tourism program, the back of the mall. He she would also promote the was referring to the park“Maranao culture,” in order ing area near the Annex to help generate income in building of SM. In an interview Tuesday the localities. Adiong said she wel- with Kuwait-bound Juneveb comed the President’s inten- Romano, who is now on tions to build road networks her third visit to the DFA, connecting the country’s said she first came to DFA islands to boost the coun- Office on June 8 to get an application form but withtry’s tourism industry. She said that the province out getting an advice what of Lanao Del Sur could make will be the requirements to use of its existing road networks where the “Maranao Publication Notice R.A. 10172 culture” in the hinterland villages could be opened NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC to non-Maranaos as part CCE-018-2016 of the province’s tourism CFN-019-2016 program. She said that her admin In compliance with the publication requirement and pursuant to OCRG istration is also working to 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 attain a stable peace and served to the public that LENNON JOY SEPRADO has filed with this office order as part of the agenda a petition for change of first name from “LEMMON JOY” to “LENNON JOY”, by implementing plans, policorrection of entry in sex from “Female” to “Male” in the Certificate of live birth cies, and programs through of LEMMON JOY SEPRADO at MEDINA, MISAMIS ORIENTAL and whose parents are AQUILINO OTBO GUIMARAS and JOCELYN TUAZO SEPRADO. the regular convening of the Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposiprovincial peace and order tion with this Office not later than _________________. council. (SGD.) MARINA MAQUIDATO-AMONCIO Adiong said that she also Municipal Civil Registrar subscribed to the “union MDN : JULY 27 & AUG. 3, 2016 of God and State” while

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wins. Once you have started in serving God, go and fulfill it. Do and complete it. Do not back out because the DNA of God for being strong and victorious are with you already when you were created. The admonition of Jesus to leave your family in following him is not an absolute. In Jesus time: only few servants who followed Jesus because they were afraid to die. You need to give up “Bisag dinhi na siya natulog dili pa gani siya nauna nasilbihan (Even if he slept here he is not even the first to be served),” Villaver said. But Villaver, who is submitting her application, said she has seen some little changes after Mr. Duterte kept talking about the passport system and warned those who fail to improve the system. A DFA personnel distributes priority numbers starting at 8:00 a.m outside of the mall unlike before that it was only the security guard. “Maayo gyud ng gibuhat sa Presidente aron dili na mi maglisod (It is good that the President did it so that we will not have difficulty),” she said. Duterte also assured to work towards the amendment of the 1996 Passport Law to lengthen the validity of the passports from the current five years to 10 years. He asked Congress to stretch a little bit because five years is just really simply on a regular basis. (PNA) Republic of the Philippines DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION AND COMMUNICATIONS MARITIME INDUSTRY AUTHORITY MARINA R.O. XIII

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CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY -- Local retail entrepreneurs must keep up with the modern times to succeed in the retail business as explained by a resource speaker and facilitator of professional retail management during the Philippine Retailers Association (PRA) store operations seminar in Cagayan de Oro City on 22 July. Francis Dela Cruz said to retail owners and managers in region 10 during the 6th Store Operations Seminar that customers are changing and retail techniques are changing. Retailers must be open to change especially in ASEAN economic integration since this will involve free trade which will result to more competition and retail profitability. He said that there are only two desired results in a retail business: one is sales growth of at least 10% annually and achievement Republic of the Philippines DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION AND COMMUNICATIONS MARITIME INDUSTRY AUTHORITY MARINA R.O. XIII

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The applicant shall cause the publication of this Order once in any of the five (5) major newspapers of national circulation in the Philippines or in a newspaper of local circulation, as applicable. Applicant shall present the jurisdictional, qualification and documentary requirements in a hearing to be conducted on 09 August 2016 at 10:30 o’ clock in the morning at the MARINA X Conference Room, Se Jo Lim Bldg., Gemilina St., Carmen, Cagayan de Oro City. The Applicant shall be required to make a written Formal Offer of Evidence (FOE), after which, the application is deemed submitted for resolution/decision, upon acceptance of such FOE and declaration that the case is submitted for decision. WITNESS, the Honorable MARINA Administrator, C/E MARCIAL QUIRICO C. AMARO, III., Ph. D.,, this 25th July 2016, Cagayan de Oro City, Philippines. (SGD) ENGR. MARC ANTHONY P. PASCUA Regional Director

of sales or target plan. Managers and owners of retail outlets must be proactive and ready. He said customers have evolved. Based on retail survey, customers nowadays are 50% millenials which are 25-26 years old. These are the working force of the world and they are the ones working and spending. He said that it is important to have a change in mind set for business owners to be able to compete. Dela Cruz said to be able to be effective, an entrepreneur must have a customer ready store. This includes store clearing, readiness for employees’ arrival, standard grooming of personnel, clean and tidy store, readiness of merchandise, attendance and manning, morning energy booster and store facilities check. He further explained that customer interaction is so important to have a good customer experience and customer loyalty. This seminar is part of the regional roadshow of PRA in coordination of the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) to enable business and compete especially in ASEAN economic integration. (JMOR/PIA10) Republic of the Philippines DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION AND COMMUNICATIONS MARITIME INDUSTRY AUTHORITY MARINA R.O. XIII PP/Lt. Mario B. Portus, Jr., PPA Compound, Surigao City Tel. No. (+6386) 231-7622/Telefax No. (+6386) 231-7622 / Email: marina.seo@yahoo.com ELFE D. LONGOS. /MBCA GRACEMARC 4, CASE NO.SUR 16 – 039-A Applicant.

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The applicant shall cause the publication of this Order once in any of the newspaper of local circulation, or in MARINA website at least 10 days before the hearing. Applicant shall present the jurisdictional, qualification and documentary requirements in a hearing to be conducted on 11 August 2016, Thursday at 10:00 o’clock in the morning, at the MARINA, Regional Office, PPL/Lt Mario B. Portus, Jr. PPA Compound, Surigao City. The Applicant shall be required to make a written Formal Offer of Evidence (FOE), during the hearing or five (5) days thereafter. WITNESS, the Honorable Administrator, Marcial Quirico C. Amaro, III, PhD, this 22nd day of July 2016, Surigao City, Philippines. FOR THE ADMINISTRATOR: (Pursuant to AO No.11-24-2014) (SGD) EMMANUEL B. CARPIO Regional Director MRO-XIII MDN: Jul. 27, 2016

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BPI Family Savings awards top realty broker AS the real estate industry grows in the City of Golden Friendship, BPI Family Savings Bank Housing Loan and BPI Brokers Circle have been making the best happen for their clients. Thanks to the strong support of the members of BPI Brokers Circle, BPI Family Savings Bank maintains its position as the top retail bank in the country. We can only expect that the partnership of BPI Family Savings Bank Housing Loans and the BPI Brokers Circle to even grow stronger by helping the Filipinos achieve their dream homes with ease and peace in their minds. Thanks to the expertise and professionalism of the members of BPI

Family Savings Bank partner brokers and agents, clients are comfortable when they apply for a housing loan with BPI Family Savings Bank. And so today, BPI Family Savings Bank recognizes the efforts of these brokers and agents. The Bank is proud to award as the top broker for the 2nd quarter, Mr. Ecilieto A. Legaspi. He is an example of a broker that has consistently showed support and full confidence in referring their clients to BPI Family Savings Bank. The real estate brokers of BPI Brokers Circle have the knowledge and expertise to fully assist their clients and have entrusted BPI to make the best happen for them, and so

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BPI recognizes their gallant efforts. As they say in the real estate industry,

it always a good morning and certainly it is. As the country grows and develops,

the Filipino’s dream of owning their dream homes is always within reach. With the

partnership of BPI and the Brokers Circle, the Filipino dream can now be a reality. PR

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DSWD-Caraga conducts Supplementary Feeding Program (SFP) Implementation Review for SY 2015-2016 BUTUAN CITY -- The Department of Social Welfare and Development

(DSWD)-Caraga conducted on June 16-17 and June 21-24, 2016 the Supplementary

Feeding Program (SFP) Program Review and Evaluation Workshop (PREW) cum Stake-

holders Orientation for SY 2015-2016 held at Goat2Geder Hotel and Restaurant here.

Lea Radaza, regional focal person of SFP, gives her welcome message to the P/C/MSWDOs during the SFP Prew cum Stakeholders Orientation for C.Y. 2016 at Goat 2 Geder Hotel and Restaurant, Butuan City.

Among the attendees are the Provincial/ City/Municipal Social Welfare and Development Officers (P/C/ MSWDOs), Bids and Awards Committee (BAC) Chairpersons, and local auditors of the local government units (LGUs) in the region. According to Lea Radaza, focal person of SFP, the objectives of the orientation is to review the SY 2015-2016 SFP implementation of every LGU. “Its purpose is to identify the accomplishment of the region when it comes to nutritional improvement of the day care children enrolled last year,” she added. “Out of 6,926 children, a total of 6,010 children beneficiaries restored to their

normal nutritional status. With this, we exceed the target of 80% set by the national, since the field office reached 87%,” added Radaza. Also, the stakeholders were re-oriented on the guidelines pertaining the SFP implementation for this year. This will ensure that the program serves its purpose. SFP is the provision of food, in addition to regular meals, to currently enrolled day care children as part of DSWD’s contribution to the Early Childhood Care and Development (ECCD) program of the government.### (ABEGAIL R. ALVAREZ/Social Marketing Unit/DSWD Field Office Caraga)