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President Rodrigo Roa Duterte delivers his speech during the opening ceremony of the 2019 Palarong Pambansa at the Davao City-UP Sports Complex on April 28, 2019. Presidential photo by Arman Baylon
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MAMBAJAO, Camiguin-The Hugpong ng Pagbabago (HnP), now touted as the ruling party led by Presidential daughter and Davao City Mayor Sara Duterte ended its campaign sortie in Camiguin yesterday. Duterte urged the voters at the jampacked Mambajao Municipal Gym to bring a resounding victory to the coalition which she said could be vital in fulfilling the dreams and aspirations of her father President Rodrigo Duterte.
But the presidential daughter said she is leaving the decision to the electorate of whom they think could best serve the country. While the Camiguin rally is the last among Hugpong”s provincial sorties, it could be noted that only two of the senatoriables were present; candidates Jiggy Manicad and Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa. The party offered no explanation on the absence of the majority of the senatoriables. S a r a’s Hu g p o n g i n Camiguin is facing a formidable odd as the See ENDS, page 11
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‘Hugpong’ ends campaign sortie in Camiguin By GERRY LEE GORIT Correspondent
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DAVAO City--Yes to sports, no to drugs! An old reminder for sure, but President Rodrigo Roa Duterte did not skip a beat in reminding the 2019 Palarong Pambansa athletes the destructive impact of illegal drugs on the individual, the family, and the society. See SAY, page 11
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Government revives Food Terminal to support agri producers Full STORY/p.6
Hugpong ng Pagbabago chair Davao City Mayor Sara Duterte pushes for a sweep of senatorial seats as she endorses the party line-up during its final rally held yesterday, April 29, at Mambajao Municipal Gym in Camiguin Province. Photo by Gerry Lee Gorit
Newly opened Davao sports complex littered with trash after Palaro opening Full STORY/p.2
Manileños treasure Bong Go’s service with ‘rockstar’ welcome Full STORY/p.7
‘Budots’ dance wowed athletes, visitors as Palaro opens in Davao City Full STORY/p.7
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Newly opened Davao sports complex littered with trash after Palaro opening
DAVAO City––Several plastic bottles and other wastes were left on the bleachers of the newly-opened football stadium of the Davao City-UP Mindanao Sports Complex after the opening ceremony of the 62nd Palarong Pambansa (National Games) here on Sunday. The stadium was filled with thousands of visitors cheering for the student athletes from the country’s 17 regions during the two-hour parade but an unpleasant sight of waste sitting on the bleachers was revealed when the crowd left. Garbage – mostly plastic bottles, plastic bags, empty packs of junk foods, food packs, and even Palarong Pambansa flaglets – had been scattered even as trash bins were provided around the sports complex for proper waste disposal. The City Government of Davao has an existing Ecological Solid Waste Management Ordinance, which “prohibits littering, scattering, throwing, and dumping of wastes in public places.” The ordinance, approved on February 10, 2010 when President Rodrigo R. Duterte was still mayor of Davao City, also prohibits open burning of solid waste, non-segregation of solid waste, and open dumping and burying of solid waste in flood prone areas. The Palarong Pambansa, the country’s the biggest local sporting event, was expected to draw a crowd of 20,000. This was the second time that the City of Davao hosted the annual multi-sport event, the first being in 1950, or 69 years ago. In 2015, neighboring Tagum City in Davao del
PNP to deploy ‘enough’ force to secure Labor Day rites THE Philippine National Police (PNP) will deploy “enough” force on the ground to ensure the public safety and peace and order during the Labor Day celebrations on Wednesday. “While Labor Day is supposed to be celebrated to pay fitting tribute to Filipino workforce, it has been historically marred by protest actions and public assemblies, often initiated by militant labor and cause-oriented groups,” PNP chief, Gen. Oscar Albayalde told reporters in a press briefing Monday. He said the Directorial Staff convened for a staff conference on various matters, including security preparations for the nationwide observance of Labor Day on May 1. Albayalde said the sizable security contingent will be fielded to ensure order and security in all places of engagement while policy of maximum tolerance will be strictly observed by police security forces. “Consistent with national policy, the PNP will support all lawful and peaceful activities in commemoration of Labor Day, but only within the bounds the law,” he noted.
The bleachers of the Davao City-UP Mindanao Sports Complex are littered with trash as spectators leave at the end of the opening ceremony of the 62nd Palarong Pambansa on Sunday (28 April 2019). MindaNews photo by Antonio Colina IV
Norte hosted the 58th edition of the national games. The P8-billion 20-hectare sports complex – which has a training gym, multipurpose building, football field, track oval equipped with FIFA-tested and certified artificial turf, and aquatics center – was inaugurated during the opening of the Davao Regional Athletic Association (DAVRAA) Meet 2019 last January 27. The sports complex broke ground in 2015 when the local government struck a deal with the University of the Philippines for the donation of a 20-hectare lot for the sports facilities. (Antonio L. Colina IV / MindaNews)
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There were trash bins on the bleachers of the Davao City-UP Mindanao Sports Complex where the opening ceremony of the 62nd Palarong Pambansa was held on Sunday (28 April 2019), but many spectators did not bother to properly dispose of their waste. MindaNews photo by ANTONIO L. COLINA IV Publication Notice R.A 10172
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Toyota owners, celeb drivers race this weekend at the Vios Autocross Challenge T OYOTA Motor Philippines (TMP) brings back waku-doki this year with a bigger and better motorsports program, the Vios Racing Festival. Gear up for heart-racing fun as the country’s number one automotive brand starts the festival this summer with the Vios Autocross Challenge this coming April 28, 2019 (Sunday), 9:00 AM at Block 16, Mall of Asia open grounds. Admission is free, so everyone is invited to come and support their favorite celebrity racers Gerald Anderson, Daniel Matsunaga, Chie Filomeno, Gretchen Ho, Aubrey Miles, Troy Montero, and Fabio Ide as they compete at the autocross tracks with other racers. And in one of the Vios Racing Festival’s many twists, Toyota owners can now get the chance to be official racers at the Vios Autocross Challenge. Interested Toyota owners may visit www.facebook.com/ ToyotaMotorPhilippines
to participate in an online game that will determine who gets the chance to be a racer for the weekend. What exactly is the Vios Autocross Challenge? “Toyota wants to make racing an accessible sport for the ordinary Filipino by providing an extraordinary opportunity to get themselves started, fueled by their passion for motorsports,” said Mr. Satoru Suzuki, President of TMP. The Vios Autocross Challenge is a new addition to the standard circuit racing format. It is a timed competition wherein drivers navigate through an obstacle course one at a time, aiming to finish the track within the shortest lap time possible. This new format will be more amateurfriendly than a standard circuit race, where all participants are simultaneously racing against each other. The adrenaline factor is retained through several mechanics which highlight driving
precision: for example, every pylon hit adds 2 seconds on top of the racer’s final lap time. In order to promote a more inclusive racing
scene that fosters friendly competition, drivers from different backgrounds are invited: celebrities, social media influencers, car club
members, new Vios owners, motoring journalists, and now even loyal Toyota patrons. How can I join the Vios
Autocross Challenge? The online promo on Facebook is open to all Toyota owners— regardless of model and year—that can drive a Manual Transmission vehicle. Toyota Motor Philippines will be lending out race-ready Vios units during the event day to at least 5 lucky participants with the best captioned entries. The official Facebook post can be accessed through this link: http:// bit.ly/2GBCmVM Chosen entries will be announced via Facebook. Toyota representatives will contact the winners for further participation instructions. For more updates on Toyota events and promos, visit TMP’s official website at www. toyota.com.ph and follow the official Facebook page. The Toyota Vios Racing Festival is held in cooperation with Bridgestone; supported by Petron, Motul, and Rota; and other sponsors Brembo, Denso, AVT, 3M, OMP, and Tuason Racing.
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Nothing comes from anything OUR globe and its population bear innumerable strange facts. Following many people’s opinion, this world shows mostly worried characteristics and symptoms nowadays. No wonder. Just try to consume and digest today’s headlines and news from all around the globe. It is a world with quickly bridged distances - our Mother earth is becoming smaller and smaller. Any tourist, even with little time and with only a small budget, can travel to other faraway cultures. But joining them as well as different races and religious communities requires first of all, great care, tact, instinctive feelings, empathy, and logical ideas. The stranger whom we meet for the first time during a business meet-
ing, for example, maybe an uncommon, odd and extraordinary guy. He may be someone from a foreign country, who speaks another language and whose skin is of another color. He may be a migrant, a restless hiker or the expatriate in our neighborhood. The foreigner beside you and me can become a provocation or a challenge. Strangeness can become exoticism. Maybe, that’s why my family and I decided to move to the Philippines already in 1998. On the other hand - going abroad can open other and even better horizons. We must not feel as “a stranger in paradise”. By the way, I never did since touring around the globe many times. On the other hand, I am not putting my country of birth into the
trash. Heaven forbid, no! However, a migrant bears a juxtaposition of optimism (even calculated optimism!), confused feelings, nostalgia, and homesickness. Yes guys, during the first years of my expat’s life in the Philippines, the round trip ticket was always in my mind, because no one among us can escape his native roots. But, I am really a lucky guy. I experienced an amazing tolerance in the Philippines. A real practicing tolerance. I am blessed living in and with a wonderful Philippine family. If you check my Facebook accounts, you might believe me. Already, during my first business meetings, I also met supportive, forbearing and broad minded people. A wonderful mix of different cultures without giving
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Recognizing royalty
THINK a minute. Successful country singer Lonzo Green was visiting his relatives. His teenage nephew, Jim, and all his friends gathered in Jim’s house to meet his famous uncle. But there was one quiet 15-year-old boy whom Jim’s parents would not allow to come inside their house. Simply because this kid was poor, they treated him as an inferior, lowerclass person, even calling him “white trash.” When Jim told Uncle Lonzo that this boy outside had a guitar but did not know how to tune it, Lonzo gladly offered to show the boy how. Since he was not allowed inside the house, they arranged to meet outside by the street. It was obvious to Lonzo that this teenage boy was embarrassed and felt out of place in this upper class neighborhood. The boy’s guitar was old, cheap, and
By KARL M. GASPAR, CSSR MindaNews
DAVAO City--Writing from Kiev in the Ukraine, Simon Shuster (whose article for Time magazine appeared in the 8 April 2019 issue) wrote about the current Presidential elections in that country. Referring to the fact that the frontrunner among those running for the office is the country’s famous comedian – Volodymyr Zelensky – Shuster posits: “No other politician (except perhaps the former realityTV star who occupies the Oval Office) has provided a truer test of the theory that politics in our age is just a form of show business.” Perhaps we need to
hung around his neck with just a piece of string. After Lonzo showed the shy teenager how to tune his guitar, he offered to teach him some songs. The boy was so surprised and happy that Lonzo would spend two whole hours playing and singing with him, he actually started feeling confident in his own ability to play and sing. Lonzo never met that boy again, at least not face to face. For that same boy who was not allowed to come inside the house, became the King of Rock n’ Roll: Elvis Presley. There is a similar true story about another king who was not allowed to come inside people’s homes and hearts. In fact, He is the King of all kings. Yet even though He is the Maker of the universe, He chose 2,000 years ago to humiliate Himself by becoming a human being born into a
poor, working-class family. Most people did not even recognize Him. In fact, not only was He rejected by His own people then, but by most of us today. Remember, Jesus never said He was only a good man, teacher, or prophet. He absolutely claimed that He is God Himself. God the Son Who came to save us, and will also come again to judge the entire world for all of our wrong, sinful living. So either Jesus is a liar, a lunatic, or the Lord of everyone, whom He clearly proved to be. No other religious leader in history claimed to be God, except Jesus. He desperately wants to forgive us for all our wrongs, so He can give us His full and everlasting life. He has done everything He possibly can, to the point of sacrificing His own life for our sins, to make the
inform Shuster that this theory has been working in the Philippines already for a long time. What he wrote in regard to Ukraine’s electoral exercise might as well refer to our own brand of conducting elections. As what is happening now in the run-up to the May 2019 elections, one can refer to this exercise as a form of show business. Just take a pause and reflect on who are running for the various offices and what they do to get the voters’ nod. Either the candidates are from showbiz or they are adopting the showbiz tactics that effectively draw viewers’ attention. For about four decades now, those from showbiz –
movie and TV stars, athletes and other celebrities made famous by popular media – have increasingly made their presence as candidates for electoral positions from local to congressional to national levels. First there was the matinee idol of the 1940s-50s Rogelio dela Rosa followed by the likes of Erap Estrada and Fernando Poe Jr. who both run for the Presidency. As everyone knows, Estrada won but was booted out of office only to return later as Mayor of Manila. Many believe that Poe should have won but his camp did not have the efficient machinery that Macapagal-Arroyo was able to set up which guaranteed her winning that hotly con-
Elections as showbiz
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way for us to come home to Him. But it is our choice! Will you recognize your King today? Won’t you ask Him to forgive you and take full charge of every area of your life? Until you do, you can never have His true, full life of love, satisfaction, and peace of mind He created you to have now and forever. Remember, Jesus Himself said: If you refuse to recognize Him daily as your personal Lord now, by free choice, you will be forced to later after it’s too late, and will suffer everlasting separation from Him and His true family of followers who chose to wholeheartedly love and live for Him. Just think a minute.
tested elections. Action stars seem to have the edge when it comes to shifting from movies/TV to the Senate. From Estrada and Poe, we now have the likes of Lito Lapid, Jinggoy Estrada and Bong Revilla. Despite their lackluster performance as Senators and cases of corruption (for Estrada and Revilla), the current survey shows they are bound to win again in this year’s elections. Even the likes of Gen. Bato and Bong Go know the power of media, which was why they found ways to have the dramatization of their lives made into a movie or TV film. (Remember Marcos’ film Iginuhit ng Tadhana? See SHOWBIZ, page 11
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That movie was one reason he won when he run for the Presidency). But there is also the comedian, Tito Sotto who is now Senate President. In past and present elections other movie/ TV stars have successfully used their popularity to win seats as Congresspersons, Governors or Mayors. The list is quite long as it includes: Loren Legarda, Noli de Castro, Vilma Santos, Richard Gomez, Lucy Torres, Herbert Bautista, Lani Mercado, Isko Moreno and many others. There are also those who tried their NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Intestate Estate of the Late ANASONIA R. DEALA, died intestate without leaving a will on January 10, 2017 at Cagayan De Oro City. Whereas, at the time of the demise of said ANASONIA R. DE-ALA, she left as her intestate estate-parcel of Land, more particularly described as follows; A parcel of Land identified as Lot 2274, case 2, Pls-112, situated Palma, Kibawe, Bukidnon. Bounded on the S., Corner 1 is common to Lot 2277, Pls-112; on the SW., along line 1-2 by lot 2273, Pls-112, on NW., and NE., along lines 2-3-4 by road; on the SE., along line 4-1 by lot 2278, Pls-112. Containing an area of FIVE HUNDRED NINETY NINE (599) square meters more or less, covered by Katibayan ng Original na Titulo Blg. P-62532; Is subject for ExtraJudicial Settlement of the Intestate Estate of Deceased ANASONIA R. DE-ALA with Deed of Absolute. Under the Notarial Registry of Atty. Anastacio C. Rosos, JR., Notary Public, per Doc. No. 439; Page No. 89; Book No. 851; Series of 2018. MDN: Apr 23, 30 & May 7, 2019
luck and ended up losing or being charged with cases in court including: Nora Aunor, Rudy Fernandez, Alma Moreno, Rhoderick Paulate, Edu Manzano, Ronnie Ricketts, Cesar Montano and others. Among those in the field of sports, there are politicians like Manny Pacquiao. There is also some kind of magic in the family name of such famous personalities, as their offspring and other relatives capitalize on such names. Estrada/Ejercito is one example. Grace Poe’s popularity is linked to the father. In many instances, such families morph into political dynasties. Sons and daughters follow their parents’ footsteps. This list is getting longer every time there is an election. Such family dynasties include those of the Villars, Binays, Cayetanos, Pimentels, and so many others. There also seems to be a connection between showbiz and the dramas involving political dynasties. Quite a few of the more popular teleseryes show the melodramatic incidents in the life of political families with its twists and turns. What is happening to the Binay family in terms of who the patriarch will support among siblings running for the same office has the same dramatic content as teleseryes. Same with the continuing melodrama involving the Estrada/Ejercito siblings, which tangentially
Tuesday, April 30, 2019 also involve the wife and mistress. The earlier conflict between Congressmen Alvarez and Floriendo which erupted in Congress, provoked by the catfight between their mistresses, was pure showbiz. This dramatic confrontation ended with the latter’s fall from grace as Speaker of the House. But nothing beats the Dutertes in the contemporary political landscape. Here is a political dynasty whose members act in a way that not even the most imaginative scriptwriter could fictionalize. All three children are now running for public offices, including the youngest son who at one time showed no interest at all in engaging in politics. The daughter has turned into a major political force and has been tagged as the father’s successor in Malacanang. The middle child – despite the alleged link to drugs – is running unopposed and will soon be in Congress. There is even an in-law that is also getting into local politics. So what brings about this phenomenon of “politics being a form of show business?” One cannot deny that one factor why a candidate gets elected is name recall. And celebrities have an edge over those whose faces do not appear on any screen – whether that of TVs, cinemas, social media’s gadgets and even tarpaulins advertising products. Mass media has always been an
instrument to tap if a candidate wants exposure; the advent of social media has made that need even more urgent. Which is why politicians and their parties have employed trolls for purposes of manipulating facts or popularizing fake news. In the post-modern era, segments of our population can easily be mesmerized by those they idolize as media’s gaze is on them. There seems to be a need to identify with those who have power which no longer demands strong adherence to moral values such as integrity, honesty and ethical behavior in society. Most of us no longer demand of our politicians the high standards of the likes of the Claro Rectos, Jose Dioknos and Lorenzo Tanadas. Many of us do not even care if there are quality debates among the candidates where they are able to articulate their visions for the betterment of this country and its people. Sad to say, that the “ka-
babawan” that exemplifies showbiz (for we have to admit that there are but a few exceptions to films/ TV shows that have depth) makes our politics also shallow. And where showbiz has nothing substantial to contribute to a radical transformation of the ills of Philippine society then it follows there is little hope we can place on the kind of politics we have in our country today. [Redemptorist Brother Karl Gaspar is Academic Dean of the Redemptorists’
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St. Alphonsus Theological and Mission Institute (SATMI) in Davao City and a professor of Anthropology at the Ateneo de Davao University. Gaspar is author of several books, including “Desperately Seeking God’s Saving Action: Yolanda Survivors’ Hope Beyond Heartbreaking Lamentations” and two books on Davao history launched in December 2015. He writes two columns for MindaNews, one in English (A Sojourner’s Views) and the other in Binisaya (Panaw-Lantaw).]
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Gov’t revives Food Terminal to support agri producers By CHRISTINE CUDIS
AMBISYON 2040. A quote card of President Rodrigo Duterte was flashed during the event. Food Terminal Incorporated’s revival is anchored on the three pillars of Ambisyon 20140 -- “Malasakit, Pagbabago, at Pag-unlad (Adherence, Change, and Progress)”. (PNA photo by Christine Cudis)
MANILA -- The governmentowned Food Terminal Incorporated (FTI) gets a total refurbishment in a bid to provide necessary aid to Filipino agricultural producers. “This event marks the 50th year of the company and a major 360 degrees turn on its current operations,” FTI president Ariel Buenaventura said in his gratuity speech on Friday night. FTI, which will commemorate its 50th year anniversary on April 30, already
started with a pre-celebration for its revival from being almost shut down following its divestment in 2012. Over the years, the services provided by FTI continued to dwindle with the shutdown of its various postharvest services. This led to its original mandate and purpose not being met thus resulting in the government’s plan to close down the company. FTI REBORN. Food Terminal Incorporated President Ariel Buenaventura leads the unveiling of the agency's new thrust: becoming a strategic partner of the business sector by providing essential infrastructure, facilities, and services to support biz activities. (PNA photo by Christine Cudis) The imminent shutdown started with the divestment of 74 hectares of its property in 2012 and the former administration’s plan not to renew the corporate life of the company in 2016. “We were almost closed, almost shut but light was seen at the end of the tunnel
with President Rodrigo Roa Duterte’s mission to strengthen support to the agricultural sector,” Buenaventura added in an interview at the sidelines of the event. FTI provides accessible and modern facilities for agricultural producers to link with consumer and promote price stability. Currently, the agency provides services for the Department of Trade Industry, Dizon Farms, Bank of the Philippine Islands, Eikobodugo, among others. It also functions as an estate leasing company that caters to both Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) and non-PEZA properties. The renewal of the corporate life entails the revival of the original mandate. The five-year roadmap for FTI was created late 2018 with the theme aligned with the 2040 Philippine Development Plan of the government. This five-year plan is anchored on the three pillars of the AMBISYON 2040 -- “Malasakit, Pagbabago, at Pag-unlad (Adherence, See TERMINAL, page 9
Collaborative Learning Activities in Mathematics CIELO S. LANZADERAS Teacher III Opol National Secondary Technical School Taboc, Opol, Misamis Oriental
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Collaborative learning is more elaborate than group work activity. Collaborative learning can be incorporated into your classroom management system. If you train your students to work effectively in groups, the results can be a very productive and fun learning environment. One of my first experiments with collaborative learning was to let my students work in groups of their own choosing. Of course, they chose to work with their friends and were not very productive. I used this to my advantage when I later assigned group partners, careful to avoid having close friends in the same group. Each school year I wait until October before assigning groups. This gives me a chance to get to know my students and learn about their social and academic abilities. After about 6 weeks of teacher-directed lessons, students welcome the idea of group work. I set aside an entire period for our first group work experience. I assign four partners to a group (chosen ahead of time). The partners are chosen mainly by ability so that each group will have one top-level, two middle-level and one struggling student in each group. I also try to account for personality differences. Students may choose any name for their group that is appropriate for a classroom.
The first group work assignment is usually a simple and easy one. This gives students a chance to adjust to their partners and to choose a group name. Students love to choose group names because it is cool and because it gives them decision-making power. Ideally, all groups should choose a name by the end of the class period. One member of each group places the name of the group and the names of its members on an index card for me. I then create a handout that lists the name of each group and its members in alphabetical order. This handout is distributed to the class, along with a list of collaborative learning rules. Each day I choose a different group facilitator. For example, if the facilitator is member 1, then the student whose last name is alphabetically first is the facilitator for each group. It is a good idea to change group partners during the school year, otherwise tempers might flare. I assign new group partners each marking period. My students look forward to this since they get to choose new group names. Collaborative learning should not be used haphazardly. However, when used with a plan, it can offer many educational benefits. Most of all, it is just plain fun.
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Metro Manila residents shows appreciation for Bong Go’s service with ‘rockstar’ welcome
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ET RO Mani la residents reaffirmed thei r supp or t for th e senatorial bid of former Special Assistant to the President Christopher L aw r e n c e “B on g” G o as they welcomed him during his motorc ade in Paranaque and L as Piñas last April 24. The m otorc a d e s t a r te d at around 4pmand ended past 7 in the evening. It could be recalled that as early as May 2018, long before he decided to run for the Senate, Go had visited and provided assistance to fire victims in the city in Brgy. Tambo. In January and February this year, Go also visited f i r e v i c t i m s i n B r g y.
Moonwalk and Brgy. San Isidro, respectively, to cheer them up and call for assistance. Go had likewise provided assistance t o f i re v i c t i ms i n L a s Piñas when he was still a government official. Go assured the people that he remains committed in his support for t h e pro g r am s an d policies of President Rodrigo Duterte, whom he had ser ved for over 21 years. “As a h an ny o p o n a ipagpapatuloy ko ang mga pagbabagong nasimulan ni Pangulong Duterte, lalong-lalo na po yung kampanya laban sa iligal na droga, kriminalidad at corruption,” Go said.
Davao athletes surprise delegates with “budots” dance in Palaro opening DAVAO City––Delegates from the Davao Regional Athletic Association ( DAV R A A ) s u r p r i s e d student athletes and other visitors with a popular “budots” dance, drawing boisterous cheers from the crowd at the opening day of the 62nd Palarong Pambansa (National Games) at the Football Stadium of the 20-hectare Davao City-UP Mindanao Sports Complex on Sunday. A familiar sound was blasted on the background shortly after the DAVRAA athletes came in and danced their way through the stadium, much to the delight of the delegates from the country’s 17 regions and other eager visitors who braved the afternoon heat to witness the twohour parade. DAVRAA volleyball
ters and gliding in the air for several moments b e f o re l a n d i n g i n t h e stadium. This is the second t i m e t h at t h e C i t y o f Davao is hosting the annual multi-sport event since 1950 or 69 years earlier. In 2015, the City of Tagum in Davao del Nor te hosted the 58th edition of the national Davao Region delegates perform the “budots” dance during the Opening Ceremony of the 2019 Palarong Pambansa in Davao City on 28 April. MindaNews photo by Manman Dejeto
coach Dinri Yambao said student athletes entertained the crowd with a quick performance to satisfy the curiosity of the visitors on “budots,” as Davao is famous for this street dance. The vibrant cultures of t he dif ferent t r ib es of Mindanao were also showcased at the start of
the op ening ceremony for the Palarong Pambansa, the biggest local s p o r t i n g e v e nt i n t h e countr y. Organizers expected to draw in 20,000 visitors. Six skydivers from the Philippine Airforce (PAF) impressed the audience with their stunt, jumping off the helicop-
Happy Teacher, Happy Class ANA D. ESCOBAR Master Teacher I West City Central School
When we go out and look at the sky, we see the clouds, the vast blue color of the horizon, the sun, and we can also feel the wind. At times, the sun may be covered by the clouds, and the clouds may be as white as snow, or as grey as it can be. However, the sun does not go away. It stays there, temporarily hidden by the clouds. Happiness is just like the sun, it is always bright and shining and it never goes away. Sadness and negative thoughts are like the clouds that wrap your inner glow. How does the sun’s beauty arise amid thick clouds? It allows the wind to scatter the clouds away from it. Just like anyone else out there, one should push away negativity and dissolve the sadness it brings so you can set yourself free from the deprecation of negativity in your life. How can one be happy? What makes a person happy? These questions may seem to be very easy to answer, but it’s not. People have their own unique definition of happiness, but it is inar-
guable that people do enjoy even the smallest, simplest things in life. When you wake up in the morning and hear the birds chirping, when you step out of your house and feel the warm breeze of air surrounding you, it does bring you to a whole new dimension of joy that calms you and relaxes you. Being happy doesn’t have to be complicated. Being happy can be plain and simple. Happiness by all means is something that everyone can attain. It is something that everyone has a complete control of, because it’s free. When you look at the small details of happiness in life and appreciate it for all its worth, it simply makes you realize that you ought to be thankful for your existence, and what you have in life. S o, f ree yours elf f rom radical thoughts. Give yourself a chance to be happy. Do not dwell on things that only distort your outlook in life. After all, happiness revolves around what keeps you attached, than being detached.
games. The world-class sports complex was inaugurated on January 27 during the DAVRAA Meet 2019. The Palaro games are spread across 26 different venues in the city. The archery football, swimming, and volleyball competitions will be held at the Davao See PALARO, page 9
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Metro TODA pledges support for Bong Go as former SAP vows to fight for their cause P ASIG CITY - Former Special Assistant to the President and
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2019 senatorial candidate Christopher Lawrence “Bong” Go on Saturday
received a pledge of sup- Operators and Drivers port from the National Association (TODA) CoCapital Region-Tricycle alition. Signed by TODA leaders in Metro Manila led NCR TODA Coalition President Ace Sevilla, the pledge of support was given to Go during the Pasig City First TODA Summit held at Urbano Velasco Avenue, in Brgy. Pinagbuhatan here. “..Kami po ay mataimtim na nangangakong susuporta sa pagtakbo ni Kuya Bong Go bilang isa sa mga Senador ng Republika ng Pilipinas ng may buong katapatan at paniniwala. Asahan ninyong kami ay magiging kaakibat nito tungo sa pagunlad at pagbabagong nais ipagpatuloy ni Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte,” the manifesto read. Earlier in the day, Go went around Pasig City in a motorcade. He thanked the people of the city for the enthusiastic reception he received from them. “Sobrang init ng pagtanggap ng ating mga kababayan sa atin kahit saan kami pumunta. Kanina pinasok natin yung eskinita ng Payatas, ng Quezon City, ngayon naman sa Pasig. Sobrang init ng pagtanggap ng tao, nakakawala talaga ng pagod,” Go said. He said he goes around the country not merely to pursue his campaign but also to meet with the residents to cheer them up and listen to their concerns. Speaking at the summit, Go reaffirmed his commitment to champion the cause of the TODA and promote their welfare. He recalled that a chance meeting with Sevilla marked the begin-
ning of his earnest efforts to help the TODA. “Nagkakilala kami sa isang tabi lang po, sa isang carinderia diyan sa Pasay. Nagkwentuhan kami, sabi niya marami akong gustong iparating, mga hinaing daw ng TODA…so sabi ko ipaparating ko kay Pangulo. Kaya po tayo nagkaroon ng TODA Summit,” Go pointed out. In January this year, the government held a national TODA Summit in Pasay City to listen to the concern of the tricycle operators and drivers in the country. “Inimbitahan rin po yung mga presidente ng TODA doon po sa Malacanang at naiparating ni Presidente Ace kay Pangulong Duterte yung mga hinaing po ng TODA at yung mga problema ninyo,” Go added. “Sa katauhan ni Kuya Bong Go, may magtutulay na ng hinaing ng mga TODA sa Presidente,” said Sevilla for his part, as he also recalled how Go spearheaded the
January National TODA Summit. Sevilla noted that during their meeting with President Duterte, arranged by Go, he requested fuel subsidy for tricycle drivers similar to that enjoyed by jeepney drivers. He said this would soon be realized through the help of the private sector. For his part, Go assured the TODA that they can always count on his help if they have any concerns or problems that they want to bring to the attention of President Rodrigo Duterte. “Asahan nyo po, ako bilang Kuya Bong Go ninyo, ako yung tulay ninyo sa Malacanang. Kung may problema po kayo …basta kahit anong reklamo po… isumbong nyo rin po sa akin,” Go said. He said that if elected to the Senate he would undertake a review of existing laws, including those governing their livelihood and operations, to ensure See SUPPORT, page 9
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the regulations would be beneficial to them. “Mga TODA, mahal po namin kayo ni Pangulong Duterte. Basta kahit ano pong pwede naming gawin sa inyo iparating nyo lang po sa mga presidente ninyo,” he added.
Go also recalled that during his visit to fire victims he would also take time to talk to the TODA in the area just to hear their concerns. “ Tuw i ng m ay n a s u sunugan nakikipag-boodle fight ako sa TODA na malapit, kahit hating-gabi. Doon lang po yung pagkakataon na pwede ko kayong makausap at makahalubilo at (malaman
EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: This AGREEMENT, made and entered into by and between: 1. LUCITA R. PEPITO, of legal age, widow, Filipino, and a resident of 1525 San Isidro St., Sta. Cecilia Subdivision, Gusa, City of Cagayan de Oro, Philippines. 2. ANGELIQUE MARIE P. MIJARES, of legal age, married, Filipino, and a resident of Marcus Aurelus St., BF Resort, Las Piñas City, Metro Manila, Philippines. 3. BENJAMIN TEODORO R. PEPITO, of legal age, married, Filipino, and a resident of 1525 San Isidro St., Sta. Cecilia Subdivision, Gusa, City of Cagayan de Oro, Philippines. 4. HAROLD JEROME R. PEPITO, of legal age, single, Filipino, and a resident of 1525 San Isidro St., Sta. Cecilia Subdivision, Gusa, City of Cagayan de Oro, Philippines. 5. MARGARET ROSE P. GARCIA, of legal age, married, Filipino, and a resident of Profiteza Pelaez St., R.E.R. Subdivision, Phase 1, Kauswagan, City of Cagayan de Oro, Philippines. 6. JOHANNA LOIS R. PEPITO, of legal age, single, Filipino, and a resident of 1525 San Isidro St., Sta. Cecilia Subdivision, Gusa, City of Cagayan de Oro, Philippines. 7. IMMANUEL DOMINIC R. PEPITO, of legal age, married, Filipino, and a resident of 1525 San Isidro St., Sta. Cecilia Subdivision, Gusa, City of Cagayan de Oro, Philippines. -WITNESSETH THAT WHEREAS, on April 29, 2003, BENJAMIN E. PEPITO, died Intestate in the City of Malaybalay, Bukidnon, Philippines, leaving a certain real properties situated in Valencia City, Bukidnon and Cagayan de Oro City, covered by Certificates of Title, the copies of which have been attached herewith and made integral parts hereof; WHEREAS, the parties hereto are the sole and only heirs of the decedent entitled to succeed to his estate, the former being the widow and children of the decedent, respectively; WHEREAS, it is to the best interest of the parties hereto to divide, partition and adjudicate between/among themselves the net estate only excluding the conjugal share of the surviving spouse which shall belong exclusively to the latter; NOW THEREFORE, for and in consideration of the foregoing premises, and invoking Section 1, Rule 74 of the Rules of Court, the parties hereto have agreed as they do so agree to divide, partition, and adjudicate the above estate between/among themselves in pro indiviso equal shares of the net estate only of the decedent, subject, however, to contingent liabilities to creditors, heirs or other persons who might have been deprived of lawful participation in the estate of the decedent, for a period of two years from and after the settlement and distribution thereof, in accordance with the provision of Section 4, Rule 74 of the Rules of Court in particular: LUCITA R. PEPITO - 1/7 ANGELIQUE MARIE P.MIJARES - 1/7 BENJAMIN TEODORO R. PEPITO - 1/7 HAROLD JEROME R. PEPITO - 1/7 MARGARET ROSE P. GARCIA - 1/7 JOHANNA LOIS R. PEPITO - 1/7 IMMANUEL DOMINIC R. PEPITO - 1/7 That in the remote event that any other property of the decedent should ever be found which is not included herein above, the parties hereto further agree as they do so agree to settle and distribute the same in like manner and proportion as herein established and disposed while respecting the conjugal share of the surviving spouse over said property. Is subject for EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE under the Notarial registry of CECILIO A. PEPITO JR., Notary Public, per Doc. No. 07; Page No. 02; Book No. XI; series of 2004. MDN: Apr 23, 30 & May 7, 2019
Tuesday, April 30, 2019 kung) ano po yung mga gusto ninyong iparating po sa ating gobyerno,” Go said. Go told them that he remains committed to supporting the campaign of President Rodrigo Duterte against criminality, corruption, and illegal drugs as he also warned them to stay away from drugs. “Marami pong mga TODA na naging biktima ng droga. Marami pong lumapit sa akin, sabi nila: Sir salamat po kay Pangulong Duterte, nagbagong-buhay na ako, nagsurrender na ako. ..Iwasan ninyo po yung droga,” Go reminded them. In addition, Go said he supports the Duterte administration’s development and infrastructure programs, noting there are many ongoing and planned projects that would benefit not only Pasig but other adjacent cities in Metro Manila. Among others, he cited P27.3-billion project for the construction of consisting of 10 bridges crossing the Pasig-Marikina River and Manggahan Floodway. The government has requested international loan financing for the project since June 6, 2018. There were also plans for other bridges such as the Mercury-Evangelista Bridge, the J.P. Rizal-Lopez Jaena Bridge, as well as the BGC-
Ortigas Link, all meant to reduce traffic and improve travel time between Pasig and nearby cities in Metro Manila, among others. Likewise, Go told the TODA in Pasig that they could also benefit from his advocacy to improve the delivery of health services in the country, particularly through the establishment of Malasakit Center. A program of the Duterte administration based on Go’s idea, the Malasakit Center makes it easier and faster for poor patients to avail of medical and financial assistance by bringing together in one room all concerned agencies such as DOH, DSWD, PCSO, and Philhealth. “Kung may magkakasakit na TODA o kanilang pamilya pwede po silang matulungan sa Malasakit Center,” Go said. Out of the 34 Malasakit Center currently in operation, three are in the NCR. Go is pushing for a law to enable the establishment of Malasakit Center in more provinces and key urban centers in the country and allow continuity of the program even after the term of the Duterte administration. He vowed to serve the Filipino people the best way he could, saying “Bisyo ko na po ang magserbisyo.” “Magseserbisyo kami (ni Pangulong Duterte) sa in-
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yong lahat. Serbisyo sa tao ay serbisyo sa Diyos. Wala kaming ibang hangarin kundi kabutihan ng Pilipino dahil mahal namin kayo,” Go said. Other priority concerns Go had identified to be part of his legislative agenda include agriculture, housing, education, long-term sports development, fire protection and prevention, localized peace talks, barangay welfare, creation of a Department of OFW, and improved benefits for senior citizens.
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Change, and Progress)”. For the first step of their newly-crafted roadmap, various cold storage facilities or Regional Food Terminals in the country’s strategic locations in Metro Manila, Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao will rise. (PNA)
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City-UP Mindanao Sp or ts C omplex; arnis and aero g ymnastics in Malayan Colleges Mindanao; athletics, basketball, softball, and volleyball in University of Mindanao; badminton in Barangay Calinan g ymnasium; baseball in Lt. Villafuerte Elementar y School; sepak takraw and
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softball in Davao City National High S chool; basketball in University of S o ut h e a s t e r n P h i l ippi n e s ; b a s k e t b a l l i n Rizal Memorial Colleges; table tennis in B arangay Tor il Gymnasium; b ox i n g i n D av a o C it y Recreation Center; chess i n D a v a o C h o n g Hu a High School; football in Tiongko Football Field; futsal in Barangay Mintal Gymnasium; gymnastics in University of Immaculate Concepcion; wushu in Precious International School of Davao; pencak silat in St. Peter’s College of Toril; rhythmic gymnastics in San Pedro College (Ulas Campus); tennis in Ecoland Phase 1, 2, and 4; tennis in GSIS He i g h t s Te n n i s C l u b ; wrestling in St. John Paul II College of Davao; b a s e b a l l i n Ta c u n a n National High School/ Ta c u n a n E l e m e n t a r y School; bocce in Davao City SPED Elementar y School; dance sports in Philippine Science High School-Southern Mindanao Campus; basketball in Holy Cross of Davao C ollege; taekwondo in Gaisano Mall of Toril; and billiards in Gaisano Grand Citygate Mall. (Antonio L. C olina IV / MindaNews)
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Duterte opened the national games on Sunday here as he wished the 18,000 athletes who are competing in the 36 events “the best of luck.” Duterte told the crowd at the Davao City-University of the Philippines Sports Complex in Bago Oshiro that he was elated by his hometown’s hosting of the national games for the second time after 69 years. He also expressed confidence the city will further improve its sports facilities to better accommodate large sporting events. “I am so proud that after so many years my home city has the honor to welcome young promising athletes from all over the country,” the President said. Duterte also took the opportunity to call on the young athletes to report corruption activities. He also repeated his warning to purveyors of illegal drugs “not to destroy the youth.” “This administration is determined to eradicate illegal drugs, the President vowed. Mayor Sara Z. Duterte was not present but in her video message, she underscored the value of learning discipline and sportsmanship. She also reminded the athletes not to play if they do not feel well and to immediately seek medical attention. “The city is more than thrilled to welcome more than 18,000 delegates of the Palarong Pambansa, as it promotes physical education among young Filipinos and inculcates in them the values of excellence, discipline, teamwork, fair play, and integrity,” Mayor Sara said. Sara said the city’s passion for sports has “inspired us to run the extra mile in preparations to give all of you an indelible, incredible experience in this annual multi-sport event.” Davao City’s Public Safety and Security Command Center said over 3,000 security personnel are detailed in the billeting quarters and gaming areas of the event. (PNA)
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province is a known bailiwick of the Romualdos, whose party, the National People’s Coalition (NPC) is now coalesced with PDPLaban. In her speech, Mayor Duterte also took a swipe at the Romualdos for allegedly sabotaging the campaign rally of father during the 2016 presidential election where the power was cut off in the middle of the latter’s speech. She then told the audience not to forget that incident when they cast their votes on May 13. She also didn’t mince words to liken former Mambajao Mayor and now governato-
rial candidate Jurdin Jesus “JJ” Romualdo to a saint or a god in the province. When asked to comment on the presidential daughter’s harsh words against him, Romualdo just shrugged it off and call it as part of the usual campaign methods of some parties. But Romualdo explained said while they are coalesced with the PDP-Laban where President Duterte is the titular head, that his entire party in Camiguin would still campaign for the whole of Hugpong senatoriables. “We already made a commitment to support them and as a matter of principle, I will abide by it. I have no intention to discard them,” Romualdo said. As to Sara’s continued swipe, the former Mambajao Mayor said he just wish her goodluck.
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Albayalde enjoined those who will join the rally to be vigilant and alert at all times. “We are warning the public. Many of them want to sow chaos or others to be hurt. They will take advantage of that situation. That’s how it is. Not all of these groups participating in rallies are cause-oriented. Some of them just want to spark trouble and some are even armed,” Albayalde added. Meanwhile, Albayalde slammed the statement of the activist group Kilusang Mayo Uno (KMU) after they tagged the PNP as among the government agencies that is “anti-worker.” “How can they say that we are anti-worker? They might be the ones who are ‘anti-worker’. You know why? Why do investors pull out from the country? This KMU will penetrate the union of a company and then they will hold rallies. The investor will become frustrated and will then leave. What happens next? Who loses jobs? Our fellow Filipinos,” he told reporters when sought for a comment. Albayalde also scored militant groups for blaming the government on the lack of investment opportunities in the country, when it is actually them who are driving away investors through their actions. Maj. Gen. Guillermo Eleazar, National Capital Region Police (NCRPO) chief, said that a maximum tolerance policy will be implemented on Wednesday, provided that protesters have an approved permit from the local government unit. “We, the policemen are only doing our jobs to enforce the law, to maintain peace and order and to make every community a safer place to live, work and do business. The TeamNCRPO assures the public that we will strictly observe maximum tolerance and respect human rights while performing our tasks,” Eleazar told the Philippines News Agency in a phone
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Duterte vows to continue support for sports programs By ANTONIO L. COLINA IV MindaNews
DAVAO City--President Rodrigo Duterte on Sunday assured the country’s young athletes of government’s continued support to the sports programs to help them hone their potentials. In his speech during the opening of the 62nd Palarong Pambansa (National Games) at the Davao City-UP Mindanao Sports Complex on Sunday, Duterte recognized the importance of sports as an effective avenue “to instill among the youth essential characteristics for nation-building such as discipline, teamwork, and perseverance.” “L et me assure you that the government will continue to promote physical education and o t h e r re l e v a nt s p o r t s programs that will support our athletes in reaching f or t h e i r d re a m s a n d aspirations,” he said. He a d d e d t h at t h e government would empower more Filipino athletes to stand out in their respective fields and eventually bring pride to the countr y as they compete in international sporting events such as the Southeast Asian (SEA) Games that will be held in the country from November 30 to December 11, 2019. Duterte also enlisted the support of the you ng at h l e t e s i n h i s administration’s campaign against illegal drugs, criminality and corruption, for the next generation. “This administration remains determined in pursuing [its] campaign to eradicate illegal drugs, criminality and corruption. I need your interview. He said strategic plan will be implemented to help ensure that deployment of the 8,400 police personnel will effectively cover various aspects of police operations such as traffic management, civil disturbance management, anti-criminality, and counter-terrorism, emergency response and other necessary measures for an orderly, peaceful and successful event. Eleazar also appealed to the public to be alert and report to the police any suspicious person or behavior and any untoward incidents or crimes through the NCRPO hotline 0915888-8181 or 0999-901-8181. “Rest assured that Team NCRPO will be prepared and will do its best, to meet the expectations of the PNP chief as well as the general public that this event will be orderly and peaceful,” he stressed. (PNA)
President Rodrigo Roa Duterte beats the gong to officially declare the opening of the 2019 Palarong Pambansa at the Davao City-UP Sports Complex on April 28, 2019. joey dalumpines / presidential photo
support, our young athletes, in this endeavor if we are to ensure a safe and progressive future for the next generation of Filipinos,” he said. He said development and progress would not prosper in the countr y when graft and corruption continues to linger in t he gover nment w hi le the illegal drugs enslave their users, resulting in dysfunctional families and crimes. “The last thing that I will do for my country if I go to hell to burn to eternity, so be it. Eh kung EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE OF DECEASED PERSON WITH SALE Notice is hereby given that the intestate estate of the late PAQUITO L. LEGASPI and DIANA CALAHAT, who died on June 5, 2002 and December 25, 2018 all at NHA, Kauswagan, Cagayan de Oro City; died interstate leaving a parcel of land more particularly bounded and described, to wit; “A PARCEL OF LAND, (Lot No. 9, Block 5, Psd-10-005673, being a portion of Lot 1, (LRC), Pcs24871), situated in the Barrio of Kauswagan, City of Cagayan de Oro, Island of Mindanao; containing an area of SEVENTY EIGHT (78) SQUARE METERS, more or less and embraced in TCT No. T-152822”; are the subject of EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE OF DECEASED PERSON WITH SALE; made and entered into by and among; JOSE JIASON CALAHAT LEGASPI and GERICO CALAHAT LEGASPI, all of legal ages, married, Filipinos and residents of Iligan City; NIÑO JAN P. PACALA, of legal age, married to RERA JOSIE M. PACALA, Filipinos and residents of NHA Kauswagan, Cagayan de Oro City; NOW THEREFORE, pursuant to section 1, Rule 74 of the rules of court, subject to the limitations imposed under section 4 thereof, the HERS herein do hereby adjudicate unto, divide and partition by and among themselves, as by these presents have ADJUDICATED unto, DIVIDED and PARTITIONED by and among themselves the herein-above described parcel of land in pro indiviso equal share each of them; Under Notary Public of Atty. ROWELL B. VALLEDO; as per Doc No. 225; Page No. 1; Book No. 16; Series of 2019. MDN: April 30, May 7 & 19, 2019
— if they want me hanged or face a firing squad, I will be happy that I died for the next generation of Filipinos so that they’ll have a comfortable life,” Duterte said. The President reiterated his warning to kill anyone attempting to destroy the countr y and its youth through illegal drugs. “ That is why I said to you now and I said it before: Do not destroy EXTRA-JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT WITH DEED OF ABSOLUTE SALE Notice is hereby given that the intestate estate of the late EMERITA KONG-BABOR, died intestate on February 24, 2006, at Cagayan de Oro City, Philippines; That the deceased at the time of her death, left behind a property situated in Bugo, Cagayan de Oro City, and more particularly described as follows: “A PARCEL OF LAND (Lot 17, Block 18, of the subdivision plan, (LRC) Psd-131075 being a portion of Lot 1-D-2-F-1, Psd-9223, LRC (GLRO) Rec. No. 1003), situated in the District of Bugo, City of Cagayan de Oro, Island of Mindanao; Containing an area of TWO HUNDRED FIFTY (250) square meters, more or less; are the subject of EXTRA-JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT WITH DEED OF ABSOLUTE SALE; made and executed by and between namely; JESSIE AMARANTE BABOR, of legal age, widower, Filipino Citizen, with residence and postal address at Bugo, Cagayan de Oro City; LOVELLA K. BABOR-JOHNS, of legal age, Filipino Citizen, and with residence and postal address at London, United Kingdom represented herein by her father JESSIE AMARANTE BABOR; DAISY MAE KONG BABOR, of legal age, Filipino Citizen, and with residence and postal address at New York City, United States of America represented herein by her father JESSIE AMARANTE BABOR; That for and in consideration of the sum of ONE MILLION FIVE HUNDRED FIFTY EIGHT THOUSAND PESOS (Php1,558,000.00) Philippines Currency, receipt of which is hereby acknowledged from SPOUSES EUGENE M. LABIAL and RODELYN J. LABIAL, herein referred to as the VENDEES, of legal ages Filipino citizens, and with residence and postal address at Bugo, Cagayan de Oro City, in full satisfaction of the purchase price of the above-described parcel of land, with all the improvements therein, by virtue of these presents, VENDORS/HEIRS do hereby sell, transfer and convey unto said VENDEES, their heirs, assigns and successors-in-interest, the above described parcel of land free from all liens and encumbrances of whatever kind and nature; Under Notary Public of Atty. DIANA MAE BEBELONE; as per Doc. No. 11; Page No. 3; Book No. XX; Series of 2019. MDN April 16, 23 & 30, 2019
our country. And to the foreigners, I would say to them, do not destroy the Philippines and do not destroy the youth of my land, papatayin ko talaga kayo (I will kill you),” he said. (Antonio L. Colina IV / MindaNews) EXTRA-JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT AMONG HEIRS WITH CONFORMING TAX DECLARATION NAME TO THE NAME OF NELLIE C. DACANAY FROM ANDRES A. DACANAY Notice is hereby given that the intestate estate of the late SPOUSES, NELLIE C. DACANAY, who died on AUGUST 09, 2018 at POLYMEDIC PLAZA, NTAIONAL HIGHWAY, KAUSWAGAN, CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY & ANDRES A. DACANAY, who died on DECEMEBER 17, 2016 at POLYMEDIC, VELEZ ST., CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY; left no last will and testament and left no knows debts to any person, firm of entity; That the deceased, at the time of their death, left a certain property situated in District of Canitoan, Cagayan de Oro City and more particularly described as follows; TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. T-153907 COVERED BY TAX DECLARATION NO. 093989; A PARCEL OF LAND (Lot 11, Block 6 of the subdivision plan, Psd-10000939, being a portion of Lot 10015, of the cadastral survey of Cagayan), situated in the District of Canitoan, City of Cagayan de Oro, Island of Mindanao; containing an area of THREE HUNDRED SIXTY NINE (369) Square Meters, more or less; are the subject of EXTRA-JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT AMONG HEIRS WITH CONFORMING TAX DECLARATION NAME TO THE NAME OF NELLIE C. DACANAY FROM ANDRES A. DACANAY; NEIL C. DACANAY, of legal age, Filipino citizen, married, and a resident of IPLC- Mayagay 1, Brgy. Sampaloc, Tanay Rizal 1980; DANTE C. DACANAY, of legal age, Filipino citizen, married and a resident of #149 Banaba St., PN Roa Subdivision, Calaanan, Caniton, Cagayan de Oro City; NOEL C. DACANAY, of legal age, Filipino citizen, married and a resident of Lot 29, Block 56 Soldiers Hills Village, Brgy. Putatan, Muntilupa City 1772; JOSE MARCOS S. DACANAY, of legal age, Filipino citizen, married and a resident of Blk. 7 Lot 3, Phase 3, NHA, Kauswagan, Cagayan de Oro City 9000; and REX C. DACANAY, of legal age, Filipino citizen, married and a resident of #01-32 Alberto St., Brgy. 1, Malaybalay City; That the parties hereto being all of legal age and with civil capacity to contract and adjudicate among themselves their common property as above-described, in the manner following property as co-owners; Under Notary Public of Atty. Of EMELITO J. MARQUIÑO; as per Doc No. 406; Page No. 81; Book No. XVII; Series of 2019. MDN Apr 23, 30 & May 7, 2019
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FTER bonding with students with autism during the World Autism Awareness Day last April 2, the Binibining Pilipinas 2019 contestants spent time with pets going through rehabilitation at the Philippine Animal Welfare Society
(PAWS) in Quezon City. Reinforcing the campaign “Beyond Beauty,” the Binibining Pilipinas 2019 candidates attended another charity activity last Friday, April 26. After bonding with students with autism during the World Autism Awareness Day last April 2, the contestants spent time with pets going through rehabilitation at the Philippine Animal Welfare Society (PAWS) in Quezon City. The activity was initiated by Araneta Center’s Pet Pals program in partnership with Binibining Pilipinas Charities Inc. The Pet Pals initiative, which started last year, welcomes pet owners and their pets to the premier live-workplay destination in the metro. For more information, visit the Pet Pals page on the Araneta Center website (www.aranetacenter.net/ petpals). The candidates donated 140 kilos of cat food to PAWS and bonded with the dogs and cats under the institution’s care. They also talked about ways to take care of pets especially during summer. While the candidates are busy preparing for the glitzy and glamorous events of Binibining Pilipinas, including the Grand Parade of Beauties on May 25, the Fashion Show on May 29, and the Grand Coronation
Night on June 9, they have also been actively personifying the Beyond Beauty slogan by attending charity events and workshops. Aside from their participation in Big Dome Lights Blue for World Autism Awareness Day and their visit at PAWS, the candidates are also scheduled to attend an activity that promotes taking care of the environment and an art appreciation workshop. “We want the candidates to embody beauty that’s more than just physical. We want them to live the essence of a woman that is empowered, sure of herself, fearless, courageous and at the same time, loving and caring,” psychoneurologist Dr. Lia Bernardo, who facilitated their “Empowerment is Authenticity” workshop last April 11. This was the first time that all 40 candidates participated in the workshop, which in previous years was offered only to the winners of the pageant. This is just one of the changes in this year’s Binibining Pilipinas pageant under the direction of its chair Mrs. Stella Marquez Araneta. To follow the candidates’ journey, visit www.bbpilipinas. com and follow our social media pages: @RealBbPilipinas on Facebook and Twitter and @ BbPilipinasOfficial on Instagram.