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AGAYAN de Oro City-About 3,000 people from the provinces of Misamis Oriental and the province of Bukidnon converged Tuesday in this trading hub to commemorate the end of the International Human Rights week.

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Ga condemns killings of 8 persons, creates Task Force ‘Lumayaga’

By Ma.Trinidad B. Del Villar of PIA-Northmin

ILIGAN City--The Iligan City Police Office (ICPO) of the Philippine National Police (PNP) extended its heartfelt sympathy to the families of the eight male persons killed at purok 6, Villanueva Mayor Julio T. Uy and Congresswoman Juliette T. Uy congratulate the tribal dance winners from barangay Barangay Saray here that Imelda Monday evening at the municipal gym. The town has begun its fiesta celebration to culminate on December occurred at about 1 a.m.

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Police Sr. Supt. Leony Roy G. Ga, ICPO city director, condemned the killing of these victims and assures the public to address this incident and strengthens

Rep. Uy opens Villanueva fiesta activities

By GERRY LEE GORIT Correspondent

CAGAYAN de Oro City-The annual fiesta celebrations of the town of Villanueva, Misamis Oriental, have begun.

Congresswoman Juliette T. Uy of the second congressional district of the province declared open Monday evening the series of activities leading to the December 12 fiesta day.

Uy said this year’s fiesta is simple but urged the population to be happy.

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anti-criminality campaign particularly in the area of Barangay Saray by fielding uniformed personnel to conduct police presence and foot patrol.

Personnel of Iligan City Police Station-5 responded to a call for police assistance in connection with reported shooting victims who allegedly were shot by four unidentified suspects wearing jackets with hood and bonnet that immediately See condemNs, page A9

VP BINAY’S VISIT. Vice Governor Joey G. Pelaez of Misamis Oriental exchanges pleasantries with Vice President Jejomar Binay as the latter visits parts of Mindanao. Pelaez accompanied Binay during his three-day visit to Iligan City, Lanao del Norte, Lanao del Sur and Marawi City where Binay met with political and community leaders of these areas for consultation as Head of the Housing and Urban Development Coordinating Council, the housing arm of the government. photo supplied

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Lumad visitors in Davao sleep in sidewalks, ‘shelters’ not enough

By JOHN RIZLE L. SALIGUMBA of davaotoday.com

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AVAO City--Lumads, including women and children, from Davao City countrysides and other areas who are now in the city to hop households to ask for “Christmas gifts” have been sleeping in sidewalks as their number exceeded the capacity of gymnasium shelter areas designated by the city government.

“They (Lumads) have exceeded last year’s number of 8,000 families. The total we have so far is 11, 126 and supposedly each shelter can only accommodate 500 families each,” said Liwayway Caligdong, assistant administrator of the City Social Services and Development Office.

Caligdong said they do not have the exact number yet as to individuals but her estimates put it at triple the number of families or about 30,000 individuals.

The shelter areas are the gymnasiums of Barangays: Buhangin, Tugbok, Mintal, Bankerohan, Calinan, Toril, Bunawan and Matina Aplaya.

Andy Lepardo of the City Engineering Office (CEO), said that their office is tasked to “mobilization” and can transfer people from one shelter to another.

“B ut t h e c om m an d would come from the CSSDO,” said Lepardo.

Caligdong said that they couldn’t designate other gymnasiums as “these are in the interior of barangays (far away from areas where they can ask for gifts) while others are in danger zones.”

However, Caligdong said the number would not anymore reach their earlier expected “guests” count of 20,000 families.

She said the city expected the Lumads to arrive December 5 but they are already here since November 30.

Lumads f rom other provinces like Arakan (North Cotabato), Talaingod (Davao del Norte) and Surigao are among those who come to the city.

Last year, Caligdong said that some of those from outside Davao City were sent home.

“But our new policy now is that we cannot refuse anyone,” she said.

Meanwhile, Dolly Remojo, deputy chief of the City Environment and Natural Resources Office (CENRO) that they have “ensured the cleanliness of the shelter areas.”

Remojo said they have assigned street sweepers and they collect garbage from the areas three shifts per day.

Dr. Samuel Cruz, chief of the City Health Office (CHO) said they would

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survive there.”

“If we do not give them anything in the street, they will have no reason to stay there,” she said.

Caligdong also said that what the Lumads are doing is “not mendicancy.”

“Palimos (mendicancy) in Presidential Decree 1563 is if it become one’s source of living, but this is not the case with the Lumads who are only here to ask for gifts at this time of the year,” she said.

Howe ver, D u lphing Ogan, spokesperson of Mindanao Lumad organization, Kalumaran, said that “there could be another way of helping without compromising our dignity.”

“If we are really sincere in helping the Lumads, why not bring the gifts to them?” said Ogan.

O g an s ai d t hat t he “Christmas visit have become a habit for some Lumads.”

“What we need is help on making our ancestral lands productive. Help in improving our agriculture.

I am sure the local government is highly capable of such,” he said.

Meanwhile, Caligdong said that they are making rounds with the police to remind those who are begging in the streets.

She said they do not know of the budget yet for the Lumads but they are “sure that every family every day have ration cards.”

Caligdong said that the daily rations contain two kilos of rice, two cans of sardines, and three packs of MAYOR’S MESSAGE. Davao City mayor Rody Duterte gave his speech during the opening of Pasko Fiesta, a month-long celebration in the city. (Ace R. Morandante/davaotoday.com) noodles. service the shelter areas in three shifts, 24 hours a day tillDecember 26.

He said the common illnesses of congested areas such as the shelters are Pneumonia and Acute Gastroentiritis which is the common cause of loose bowel movements.

“There are also those who give birth at the shelters and vehicular accidents like in one case where a Lumad fell off a trisikad,” said Cruz.

He said that the CHO is utilizing the current city budget and instructed health personnels “that no one should die because that is their (CHO personnel’s) purpose.”

Meanwhile, Lepardo

said that aside from mobilization, they would provide the water supply requirements and portable toilets in the areas.

“Faucets in the shelters cannot supply enough so we will provide water trucks for laundry, bathing and cleaning toilets,” he said.

Lepardo said that, as in the past years, they were tasked to bring the Lumads home using the city’s dump trucks.

He said that they have to “concentrate” all their resources on that day to finish it immediately.

“We have utilized 18 dump trucks in the past years for example and in full blast reached to up to

24 dump trucks. Our work stops (in the CEO) as we have nothing more to use,” he said.

Lepardo said that they cannot say whether they can make use of private dump trucks as this would have “financial requirements” which he cannot comment on.

He said that in their experience, some Lumads “who maybe have savings or got big amounts from their ‘napamasko’, rent jeeps to bring them home.”

Meanwhile, with regards of Lumads seen begging in the streets, Caligdong said that “we ask the public not to give them anything in the streets so they will not

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Gingoog exec lauds barangay as Gawad Kalasag awardee

By Buboy Pabia

THE city government of Gingoog commended its Barangay 18 being recognized as the regional awarded for the Search of Gawad Kalasag Best Early Learning Center category.

“It is a wonderful outcome of a service-oriented barangay council led by Punong Barangay Rogelio Pajaron and Day Care mentor Helen Tagupa. We are very glad that among 2,022 barangays in northern Mindanao, you have soared up high while giving ‘Kalasag’, ‘shield’ or ‘sangga’ to a community locally known as Mambitoon,” lauds mayor Marie de Lara Guingona.

“Gawad Kalasag,” according to City Disaster and Risk Reduction Management (CDRRM) designate officer Marlon Pajo, is an annual search for outstanding contribution in the fields of Disaster Risk Reduction and Management (DRRM) and humanitarian action.

The lady mayor has manifested her sincere thanks to

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The local government has been coordinating with the assigned community facilitators (CF) in relation to the implementation of Pantawid Pamilya-GIDA conditions. “These IP’s are now organized and just clustered. They are to be conducted with family development sessions, to be monitored for their health, nutrition and education in general,” said Jusyn Briones, city CF. Meanwhile, mayor Guingona is enjoining all concerned punong barangays, tribal chieftains and members, rural health personnel, Department of Education (DepEd) teachers, barangay council and other stakeholders to cooperate for a better outcome of this program which aims to cut the generative poverty that passes on from previous to the new generations of these qualified beneficiaries.

Help our IP’s to be healthier and educated through this program, the mayor said. She expressed her gratitude to regional director Araceli Solamillo of DSWD-X for collaborating with the city government.

(Buboy Pabia, Gingoog Media Bureau)

the Regional Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (RDRRMC) in region 10, chaired by Ana C. Caneda, regional director of Office of Civil Defense (OCD), for their encouraging endeavors to all barangays, schools, organizations, municipalities, cities and provinces to implement exemplary and excellent plans and programs in relation to DRRM as well as humanitarian undertakings.

“On behalf of Barangay 18 council, to Rey Molina of RDRRMC, Rosalida Bucton of City Social Welfare and Development (CSWD) office, I expressed by felicitations to my constituents as collaborators in attaining this achievement that magnifies the name of our barangay in the entire region,” said barangay captain Pajaron.

According to mayor Marie, this award garnered by barangay 18 serves as a challenging paradigm to be emulated by other barangays in securing their people especially children in the EXTRA-JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF THE ESTATE OF THE DECEASED TERESITA F. MAGLANGIT AND WAIVER OF RIGHTS IN FAVOR OF CO-HEIR Notice is hereby given that the intestate state of Deceased TERESITA G. MAGLANGIT who died on _____________ in Agusan, Cagayan de Oro City; That during the lifetime of TERESITA G. MAGLANGIT, she was a member of Agusan Cagayan de Oro Landless & Community Association, Inc., (ACLCA, Inc.) That ACLCA, Inc. is the owner of a parcel of land located at Agusan, Cagayan de Oro City which they acquired from its previous owner MARIA DELIA L. TAMPARONG and which property is more particularly described as follows: TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. T-53877 A parcel of land (Lot 21824 ,Case 1, Cad-369-D), situated in the Barrio of Agusan, City of Cagayan de Oro, Island of Mindanao. Containing an area of SEVEN THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED THIRTY SEVEN (7,637) square meters. That TERESITA G. MAGLANGIT during her lifetime, acquired a portion of the above-described property from ACLCA, Inc. which she has fully paid, and she is now the owner of the said portion which is described/designated as (Block 1, Lot 82, containing an area of ______________(_______) square meters), which she has acquired from ACLCA; That ILDEFONSO GOC-ONG MAGLANGIT has agreed to waive in favor of his co-heir BERLANDO GOC-ONG MAGLANGIT his one-half (1/2) share of the above-described real property; Is the subject of EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF THE ESTATE OF THE DECEASED TERESITA F. MAGLANGIT AND WAIVER OF RIGHTS IN FAVOR OF CO-HEIR Under Public ATTY. MARIO T. JUNI; AS per Doc. No. 480; Page No. 96; Book No. 181; Series of 2014.

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implementation of DRRM. “I am inviting all punong barangays to be ready and vigilant as we live in the midst of climate change,” said the lady mayor.

KALASAG, which stands for Kalamidad at Sakuna Labanan, Sariling Galing ang Kalingtasan, is the Filipino term for “shield” used by early Filipinos as a means of protection from attacks of enemies or harmful animals.

Gawad KALASAG was conceived to protect or shield high risk communities against hazards by encouraging participation of various stakeholders in designing and implementing DRRM projects, and has been the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC)’s recognition scheme for excellence in the field of DRRM and humanitarian assistance since 1998.

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With the onslaught of catastrophic natural disasters, one could simply surmise that something is wrong somewhere. (Excerpt from the first part: Destructive typhoons and the environment.)

The Planet Earth is heating up. Scientists have published a lot of journals about the heating up on Planet Earth in the next 50 years since the start of the 70s. The scientists then have extrapolated two theories that could lead to the irreversible heating up on Planet Earth. One, is that the Sun is moving closer to the Solar System, which Planet Earth belonged. Two, the Sun’s temperature is rising because the Earth’s atmosphere would not be able to filter the ultraviolet rays and solar radiation anymore.

Those were the favorite theories about the possible changes of the Earth’s temperature, which I read from various books back in my high school days.

I and few my classmates

who were sitting just next to each other would discuss the probability of the end of the Planet Earth. Nothing special, but discussions that often end in gobbledygook like: Will the fish survive in hot water once the Earth temperature rises up? Or, would it be possible for humans to survive and start living underground (in caves, caverns, and tunnels) to escape the atmosphere’s rising temperature? We, actually thought of all the impossibles in order to justify the idea that humans will survive come what may.

However, amid the brouhaha about the inevitable death of the Planet Earth, we missed something very important then. Thus, the environment! How could our young minds understand that the environment whose freshness we savor with relish every morning when we wake up was already gasping then? We never believed that the Earth will die.

Perhaps, we did not notice the ailing environment

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in the 70s because we could then smell the scent of the early morning dews. How could we understand that we are slowly destroying the environment when we could then hear the songs of the hummingbird as it whiz through the garden of flowers? The river’s crystal clear water, where we frolicked with gusto and nude, never hinted of the dangers ahead. The farmers then enjoy every drop of the rain that usually come in the night to nourish the arid farm lands.

Then, one morning, we

woke up with the raging river carrying and uprooting everything along its way.

Houses were swept away.

Farm animals drowned as the river went berserk.

Worse, people died and hundreds were rendered homeless. Elsewhere, the mountains are giving in. At night, a landslide swallows the entire village burying to graveyards the people who, might have thought of having macabre dreams. Then, we started asking ourselves.

What is happening?

Now, we are coming to our senses that the environment is gradually falling apart. Gone are the crystal clear river. Gone are the scent of the early morning dews. Gone are hummingbirds that croon with its finest songs.

Today, 50 years later, we are witnessing powerful typhoons that carved historic deaths among humans and destructions to properties. We are witnessing killer flash floods in dead rivers as nature claims See diaz, page A9

The past I have read somewhere a letter to the editor in one of the country’s broadsheets griping about our inability to protect and preserve heritage sites, sites that the sender says will remind us of our past as a people.

Indeed this inability to preserve our past is the bane why we could not journey as a people toward our future proved by the fact that until today we have remained a people pretending to be a nation even if nationhood is something we still have to achieve.

We are a people in disarray contributing greatly to our national dysfunction.

We could not as a people behave accordingly because we don’t have a clear understanding of this connection with the past. We are a people who live in the present but no historical mooring as we move to the future.

This malady is best proved by that article posted on the web written by an alarmed mother over Atene de Manila University’s inability to instill in the mind of their grade school pupils the lessons that ought to be learned by the present generation about the evils of Martial Rule. The

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mother rued that instead of refreshing the minds of these young kids into a realization of what happened during those darkest years of our nation’s history, the university instead invited the former first lady to their campus as an honored guest as if she did not play any role in the Marcos dictatorship.

Today the world commemorates the historic signing of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights but does the present generation of Filipinos know how these rights were blatantly and brazenly violated by the ruthless Marcos dictatorship? Except perhaps among the circles of human rights advocates, the general population don’t even appreciate this universal document

since it is not consciously and deliberately taught in schools, colleges and universities in the country.

I personally pity the younger generation of Filipinos who could not make head or tail out of our history. This is alarming because it only leaves us groping and grappling with the present much more with the future.

Another classic example to this is this move at integrating the Asean by 2015.

Everyone is preparing for it but no one, except perhaps the Leftist groups, is talking about its ramifications on the life of the country. Everyone, business, academe, church, among others, want to be prepared when this integration happens next year without even asking if this is good for us.

The Asean integration we should understand is basically economic in nature, meaning, it is in this facet of our life that we are supposedly integrating ourselves with other nations.

This move will erase all restrictions that every Asean member nation imposes to protect its own business and economic interests.

Through Asean integration our markets are opened

Daily Inspiration A few drops

“Happiness is a perfume you cannot pour on others without getting a few drops on yourself ” - Ralph Waldo Emerson

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It’s ironic that happiness materializes for the giver when we give it away to others.

Happiness spreads like wildfire when its given with enthusiasm and sincerity.

What would it look like to give happiness

for the free flow of goods, whether manufactured or agricultural, and services from one Asean country to another with no restrictions through tariffs whatsoever.

Our country under President Aquino is staking its neck for the realization of this move in our country.

In reality, however, Asean integration is part and parcel of the globalization of the economy where international banking and finance plays the role of a symphony orchestra conductor. In a globalized economy, the survival of international banking and finance is paramount over the survival of a nation’s economy.

The world is now witnessing this fact with the collapse of the US economy.

Sadly, however, the moguls of international banking and finance still get their way even in the most powerful country in the world.

If America today is reeling from the ill-effects of the globalization of the economy, think of the havoc this world economic order can wreak on developing economies such as the Philippines.

Just think of this. Under the Asean integration, the See bacon, page A9

to others? An unexpected, outrageous tip to a service worker, showing up to give someone with needs a helping hand, spending time with a lonely, elderly person, writing a letter of commendation to an unsuspecting employee. Choose an example or make up one of your own to encourage someone. Could you bring happiness to someone tomorrow? Watch out you may get sprinkled!

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Alcala: Food supplies normal despite Tropical Storm Ruby

By PAT SAMONTE Butuan News Bureau

BUTUAN City--Agriculture Secretary Proceso Alcala assured that supplies of chicken, vegetables and other basic food items in Metro Manila and other areas affected by typhoon Ruby (International name: Hagupit) remained “strong and stable” even as the Department of Agriculture (DA) reported proactive government measures that

kept damage to farm-fishery sector “minimal.”

In a me di a rele as e emailed to Mindanao Daily News-Butuan, Alcala said the private sector has already completed the needed importations of chicken two months ago in anticipation of losses due to typhoons and the huge Christmas season demand.

“Sinisiguro po natin na hindi po tayo kukulangin ng supply lalo na sa poultry products dahil nakita

New bunker fuel power plant in Agusan will address looming energy crisis

By CHRIS V. PANGANIBAN Agsur News Bureau

SAN FRANCISCO, Agusan del Sur--- Residents in this province will have a reprieve when the peak of power crisis in Mindanao comes in summer next year after the local electric cooperative launched on Monday the 5-megawatt bunker-fired power plant.

Operated by Peakpower San Francisco, Inc. (PSFI), the new plant will back up the shortage of the 31-megawatt energy load of the province as a result of the crisis especially during the daily five-hour evening peak hours.

The plant will be fully operational next month.

Roel Castro, PSFI president, said Agusan del Sur Electric Cooperative (ASELCO) will have an advantage at the height of energy crisis since the embedded power plant will come to the rescue when independent power producers will curtail their load to the end users.

The project was realized after PSFI, a wholly-owned subsidiary of A. Brown Company, and ASELCO reached a 15-year agreement for the build-operatemaintain-transfer scheme.

It has tapped Wärtsilä Finland Oy (Wärtsilä), See energy, page A6

Republic of the Philippines PROVINCE OF BUKIDNON City/Municipality of Manolo Fortich -oOoOFFICE OF THE MUNICIPAL CIVIL REGISTRAR

Petition No. CFN-15-2014 In the Matter of Petition for Change of First Name in the Certificate of Live Birth of ELIZABETH PALANAS CUENCA TIMBOL NOTICE OF PUBLICATION

The public is hereby notified that ELIZABETH PALANAS CUENCA TIMBOL has filed with this office a petition for Change of First Name from “ELIZABETH MERIAN” to “ELIZABETH” in the Certificate of Live Birth of ELIZABETH PALANAS CUENCA TIMBOL.

At the expense of the petitioner, let a copy of this petition be published at least once a week for two (2) consecutive weeks in a newspaper of general circulation in the Province of Bukidnon. Any person having knowledge and/or claiming interest or may be adversely affected by said petition may within ten (10) calendar days file his written opposition with this office.

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Notice for Publication “Tinatawagan ng pansin ang mga magulang o kamag-anak ng batang si Keian Dave, tinatayang 4 days old nung siya ay iniwan at natagpuan sa Bulua Terminal noong January 7, 2010, sa dakong 3:00 sa umaga. Mangyari po lamang na makipagugnayan kay Trifonia Sayon ng (DSWD) Department of Social Welfare and Development or tumawag sa telepono bilang 09186856223.”

This publication was issued upon request of Mrs. Amor Dini-ay for purpose of filing the Petition to declare said minor as legally available for adoption, as required under RA 9523.

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po natin na kung sakaling hagupitin tayo ng ganito ay nagparating po tayo two months ago pa po,” Secretary Alcala was quoted as saying.

The DA chief added he saw no reason for supply disruption and increases in the prices of vegetables considering that key production areas of Benguet and Nueva Vizcaya are spared from the typhoon’s wrath.

Benguet alone accounts for nearly three-fourths of Metro Manila’s supply

of beans, carrots, cabbage and other semi-temperate vegetables.

“Sa mga gulay po naman, safe na safe po ang Benguet.

Yun pong Nueva Vizcaya, tuloy-tuloy po ang production, at kahit po kahapon nandun po ako sa Quezon ay tuloy at maganda po ang transaksyon doon sa (Sariaya) trading center. So we don’t see any reason para po ma-disrupt ang supply ng gulay,” he said.

As to fish, he said a tem-

porary tightness in supply could occur in the first two days of the typhoon’s devastation since fishermen would not be able to venture out into the sea.

Agriculture officials expect typhoon Ruby to inflict minimal damage and losses to the farm and fishery sector, thanks to the proactive measures carried out by the department - such as encouraging the quick harvest of mature crops and the delivery of timely

warnings to fishermen about rough sea conditions to prevent mishaps – in keeping with President Aquino’s instructions.

It also helped that majority of the areas planted to rice and corn had been harvested before the typhoon struck, DA officials said.

Likewise, DA’s regional field offices are now positioning seeds in areas that will be affected by the typhoon for emergency See ruby, page A6

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percent and 0.33 percent, respectively, of the total from page A5 predicted national output replanting, they added. in the first quarter of 2015.

Based on DA’s partial (Reference: Mac Garcia, report Monday afternoon, DA OSEC) the typhoon destroyed P1.02 billion worth of crops, fishery products and infra- from page 5 a global manufacturer of structure in Bicol, Western Visayas and Eastern Visayas diesel engines for its requirements as well as Power, Manualone.

The report pointed out facturing and Marine Works that the estimated losses in Inc. (PMM Works) as its power rice at 48,054 metric tons generation, engineering and and corn at 7,550 metric construction contractor.

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ASELCO general manager, said even there would be total blackout, the bunker-fired plant can supply 10-megawatt need in the booming San Francisco town where two new Gaisano malls were established.

During the launch, officials of ASELCO and PSFI signed a power purchase and transfer agreement for the expansion of another 5.2 megawatt in the same plant.

Cora Cullantes, ASELCO board president, said the board unanimously agreed to pursue

the project after seeing the mutual benefits for both parties and the bright prospects of owning the plant after 15 years.

Rep. Edgardo Masongsong of 1-Care Party List said with such facilities available in the province, investments will likely pick up because of a stable power supply.

“All distribution utilities should emulate ASELCO for the embedded power plant model,” said the lawmaker who represents electric cooperatives in the country.

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Karong Disyembre 18, 2014 sa alas 10:00 sa buntag ang among ahensya magbaligya pinaagi sa Subasta sa tanang Prenda nga wala malukat hangtud sa Bulan sa Hunyo 1-30, 2014 gihangyo ang tanang mga suki sa Pagsusi sa ilang resibo.

PRA Form No. 10.1 (LCRO) Republic of the Philippines LOCAL CIVIL REGISTRY OFFICE PROVINCE OF MISAMIS ORIENTAL Cagayan de Oro City

Republic of the Philippines Province of Lanao del Norte Municipality of Lala OFICE OF THE MUNICIPAL CIVIL REGISTRAR

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. No. 10172, a NOTICE is hereby served to the public that JHOVANIE L. TORRES has filed with this Office a petition for the correction of clerical error in the entry of the child’s SEX from “F” to “MALE” in the Certificate of Live Birth of JHOVANIE LASCUÑA TORRES who was born on July 21, 1977 in Cagayan de Oro City and whose parents are ALEJANDRO TORRES and VIRGINIA DIAZ LASCUNIA.

Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than December 11, 2014.

In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. Act No. 9048, a notice is hereby served to the public that WILLIE S. GARCIA has filed with this Office a Petition for Change of First Name from “JOEL” to “WILLIE” in the certificate of live birth of JOEL SORDILLA GARCIA who was born on 20 OCTOBER 1965 at Lala, Lanao del Norte and whose parents are ALFREDO GARCIA and MARCELA SORDILLA.

Any person adversely affected by said petition may file written opposition with this Office not later than 15 days.

(SGD.) NORMA S. DIPUTADO

City Civil Registrar

(SGD) MARICHU M.SANCHEZ, MBA., MA. Municipal Civil Registrar

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R.A. Form No. 10172/ R.A 9048 (LCRO)

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

In compliance with Section 7 of R.A. No. 10172/R.A. 9048, a notice is hereby served to the public that GRACESILDA BITANGCOR NILLAS has filed with this Office a Petition for Correction of Clerical error particularly in his/her GENDER from “MALE” to “FEMALE” and the child’s middle name from “BITANGCOP” to “BITANGCOR” in the Birth Certificate of GRACESILDA BITANGCOP NILLAS at Brgy. Poblacion, Baroy, Lanao del Norte and whose parents are ALFREDO G. NILLAS and ELENA J. BITANGCOR.

Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than 15th DECEMBER 2014.

In compliance with Section 7 of Republic Act No. 10172, a notice is hereby served to the public that MERCEL ART MONTERO OUANO has filed with this office a Petition for Change of Gender from “FEMALE” to “MALE” in his Certificate of Live Birth. Who was born on March 12, 1992 at PANALIWAD-ON, SALVADOR, LANAO DEL NORTE and whose parents are MERLITA BIHAG MONTERO and CECILIO CANE OUANO. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his/her written opposition with this office not later than 10 DECEMBER 2014.

(SGD) CIRILO A. MICULOB

Municipal Civil Registrar

(SGD) LUCIA G. PARAN

Municipal Civil Registrar

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Publication Notice R.A. 10172

NOTICE OF PUBLICATION

CCE#CCE- 1124-2014

Date: November 26, 2014

In compliance with the publication requirement and pursuant to OCRG Memorandum Circular No, 2013-1, the Guidelines in the Implementation of Administrative Order No. 1, Series of 2012 (IRR of RA 10172), notice is hereby served to the public that EDITH I. PAPELLERO has filed with this office, a petition for correction of entry in the child’s date of Birth from “JULY 05, 1996” to “FEBRUARY 05, 1996” in the Certificate of Live Birth of GILBERT IMBOY PAPILLIRO at Davao City and whose parents are PELEGIO ORTEGA PAPILLIRO and EDITHA DEMA IMBOY. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his/her written opposition with this office not later than December 22, 2014.

(Sgd.) Atty. LEO ANTHONY R. BRACEROS City Civil Registrar

RA 10172 Form No. 10.1 (LCRO) Republic of the Philippines Province of Lanao del Norte Municipality of Salvador LOCAL CIVIL REGISTRY OFFICE

Publication Notice R.A. 10172

Notice of Publication RA 10172

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Republic of the Philippines Province of Lanao del Norte MUNICIPALITY OF BAROY OFFICE OF THE MUNICIPAL CIVIL REGISTRAR

Republic of the Philippines Local Civil Registry Office Province: Agusan del Norte City/Municipality: Butuan City

Republic of the Philippines CITY CIVIL REGISTRAR’S OFFICE City of Davao

R.A. Form No. 10.1 (LCRO)

Republic of the Philippines CITY CIVIL REGISTRAR’S OFFICE City of Davao Notice of Publication

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

CFN#2355-2014

Date: December 01, 2014

In compliance with the publication requirement and pursuant to OCRG Memorandum Circular No. 2013-1, the Guidelines in the Implementation of Administrative Order No. 1 Series of 2012 (IRR of RA 10172), notice is hereby served to the public that ROMEO LAVARITTE BUNO has filed with this office, a petition for change of first name from “ROSSY JOYCE DY” to “ROSSY JOYCE” and correction of entry in the from in the Certificate of Live Birth of ROSSY JOYCE DY at DAVAO CITY and whose parents are ROMEO NAVARETTE BUNO and JOSEPHINE CABILO DELA CRUZ. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his/her written opposition with this office not later than December 19, 2014.

(Sgd.) Atty. LEO ANTHONY R. BRACEROS City Civil Registrar MDN: Dec 3 & 10, 2014

Republic of the Philippines Local Civil Registry Office Province: Agusan del Norte City/Municipality: Butuan City Publication Notice R.A. 10172

Republic of the Philippines Local Civil Registry Office Province: Agusan del Norte City/Municipality: Butuan City

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC CCE-0170-2014 (R.A. 10172)

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC CCE-0160-2014 (R.A. 10172)

In compliance with the publication requirement and pursuant to OCRG Memorandum Circular No. 2013-1, Guidelines in the Implementation of the Administrative Order No. 1 Series of 2012 (IRR on R.A. 10172), Notice is hereby served to the public that RICHARD D. LEDIO has filed with this office a Petition for Correction of entry in the child’s sex from “FEMALE” to “MALE” in the Certificate of Live Birth of RICHARD DAGALANGIT LEDIO, who was born on 3 Jan. 91 at Ochoa Ave, B-23 P-3-A, Butuan City, Philippines and whose parents are FATIMA MANTIZA DAGALANGIT and EDILBERTO M. LEDIO.

Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than 22 December 2014.

In compliance with the publication requirement and pursuant to OCRG Memorandum Circular No. 2013-1, Guidelines in the Implementation of the Administrative Order No. 1 Series of 2012 (IRR on R.A. 10172), Notice is hereby served to the public that REJIE PARELLA GALERA has filed with this office a Petition for Correction of entry in the child’s sex from “MALE” to “FEMALE” in the Certificate of Live Birth of RENE PARELLA GALERA, who was born on Dec. 27, 82 at Alviola Village, Butuan City, Agusan del Norte, Philippines and whose parents are VICTOR SEMANGCA GALERA and VICENTA VENAS PARELLA.

Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than 22 December 2014.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC CFN-0172-2014 CCE-0171 (R.A. 10172) In compliance with the publication requirement and pursuant to OCRG Memorandum Circular No. 2013-1, Guidelines in the Implementation of the Administrative Order No. 1 Series of 2012 (IRR on R.A. 10172), Notice is hereby served to the public that LEONIDA C. RODRIGUEZ has filed with this office a Petition for Change of first name from “LEONIDES” to “LEONIDA”; and the Correction of Entry in sex from “MALE” to “FEMALE” in the Certificate of Live Birth of LEONIDES SAMOYA CANO, who was born on September 2, 1968 at Basag, Butuan City, Agusan, and whose parents are GERARDO PAGAS CANO and ALFREDA BALACUIT SAMOYA.

Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than 22 December 2014.

(SGD.) JUDITH ALVIZO-CALO, LLB, MPA City Civil Registrar

(SGD.) JUDITH ALVIZO-CALO, LLB, MPA City Civil Registrar

(SGD.) JUDITH ALVIZO-CALO, LLB, MPA City Civil Registrar

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3,000 ‘Solidarity’ members celebrate Int’l Human Rights

Cagayan De Oro City Rep. Rufus B. Rodrigues, extreme left, poses with Dr. Kimmo Kiljunen, special envoy of Finland Foreign Ministry on Peace Mediation, 2nd from right, after a fruitful discussion on the experience of Finland on autonomy, particularly the Åland Islands which is an autonomous and demilitarized region of Finland. Also with them are Deputy Speaker Pangalian Balindong, Rep. Henry Oaminal, Rep. Imelda Dimapora, Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process Secretary Ging Deles and Prof. Miriam Coronel-Ferrer. Photo courtesy of Ken Dischaves

DSWD extends Pantawid Program to 542 IPs in Gingoog

By Buboy Pabia

G I NG O O G C it y - - T h e Departmendent of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) extended Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program to 542 indigenous households residing in the geographically isolated and disadvantaged areas (GIDA) here.

According to city mayor Marie de Lara Guingona, these residents are in dire need of help. They really need social services. They are hungry for our care.

They are our indigenous DEED OF EXTRA JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF REAL ESTATE WITH SALE

Notice is hereby given that the late Sps. Bautista Kuizon, Sr. and Porferia Bahogon; That said deceased died intestate without will or testament and without leaving any debts whatsoever in favor of any person or entity,.“A parcel of residential land, located at Brgy. II, Tangub City, Misamis Occidental with an area of 418 square meters and identified as Lot No. 129-A portion per map attached, bounded on the N-Lot 129-F, E-by First Street, S-Lot No. 129- A portion and W-by Lot. No. 129-D, this land is a portion of bigger parcel of land covered by Tax Dec. No. 41107, in the name of Bautista Kuizon, Sr. with an area of 2,222 square meters. is subject of DEED OF EXTRA JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF REAL STATE WITH SALE, as per Doc. No.: 229 , Page No. 47, Book No. VII, Series of 1999, under notary Public Atty. Enriquito B. Cajita.

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peoples (IPs) living in hinterlands.

Hence, she said they are the reason why her administration is directly connecting with Secretary Corazon “Dinky” Doliman of DSWD to extend the Pantawid Pamilya to their “Higaonon” families and facilitated the enrollment of these beneficiaries to the pro-poorest program of the

national government.

“This is a bountiful assistance to our Higaonon brothers and sisters living in the remotest vicinities of barangay Banta-awan, Eureka, Sangalan and Kalipay whose dream for Pantawid Pamilya-like aspiration has turned into a reality,” said the Red Cross chair-turnedmayor.

See extends, page A3

NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that the estate of MAXIMO GEMENTIZA, who died intestate on June 1, 2014 in Tagbilaran City, consisting of a deposit at Land Bank Butuan Branch per Savings Account No. ESP0421180 in the amount of P40,848.82, is the subject of a DEED OF EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF THE ESTATE OF THE LATE MAXIMO GEMENTIZA made and entered into by deceased Maximo Gementiza’s heirs, namely, widow Rosa Tatad Vda. De Gementiza, and children Rommel T. Gementiza, Ruel T. Gementiza, and Roniel T. Gementiza, per Doc. No. 188; Page No. 19; Book No. CLXV; Series of 2014 of the Notarial Registry of Atty.

Richard L. Lamigo, Notary Public at the City of Butuan.

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CAGAYAN de Oro City--About 3,000 people from the provinces of Misamis Oriental and Bukidnon converged Tuesday in this trading hub to commemorate the end of the International Human Rights week.

Father Chris Ablon, Secretary General of KarapatanNorthern Mindanao, said that the people who represent the urban poor, Lumads, workers, farmers, and students will hold an “A Solidarity Program” Tuesday night here.

Ablon said that the program would dramatize the people’s struggle in the pursuit of the rights to own lands, to fair wages, and against the commercialized education.

Part of the program would call the government to stop the militarization in the countrysides and the cities, stop using the military for the interests of mining and plantation companies.

He said that the group would also dramatize the demands of the government to respect the rights of the Indigenous People to ancestral domain and self determination, recall all strategic lawsuits against People’s Participaiton and uphold the human rights at all levels.

Selda, an organization of the victims of the Martial Law regime, will also offer a fitting presentation of the political prisoners who have been detained on trumped up charges, Ablon said.

On Wednesday, the group will march to the Freedom Park in the heart of the city where various human rights group, including the labor sector would join hands to sound the clarion call for “Peace in Mindanao.”

The political detainees at the provincial jail in Misamis Oriental signaled the start of the celebration of the 66th United Nations Declaration of the Human Rights Week last December 2 when they started a hunger strike that would also culminate on Wenesday. CD/EM

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House adhoc committee to consult Maguindanao people on draft BBL

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he Hous e adho c committee on proposed Bangsamoro Basic Law will again listen to the people of Maguindanao in consultation today in the town of Buluan, Maguindanao in the last leg of consultations by the committee in southern Philippines.

Local officials in Maguindanao as well as members of civil society organizations are expected to again endorse the draft law.

Spearheading the consultation is Cagayan de Oro Rep. Rufus Rodriguez, chairman of the 75-member ad-

hoc legislative bloc handling the bill.

Rep Bai Sandra Sema (1st district, Maguindanao) and Rep. Zajid Mangudadatu (2nd district, Maguindanao) separately said they both expect representatives from the local Moro, Christian and lumad sectors to participate in the May 10 BBL consultation in Buluan, the new provincial capital and express support for the draft law widely accepted and supported in other provinces in the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM).

Maguindanao Gov. Es-

mael Toto Mangudadatu has directed town executives in Maguindanao’s 36 municipalities to join the consultation to take place at Buluan town gymnasium.

Once the draft BBL is

approved by Congress and hurdle the plebiscite will become the enabling law that will replace the current ARMM and other areas in southern Philippines.

It was based on the Com-

prehensive Agreement on the Bangsamoro signed by Manila and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) in March this year.

On Monday, ARMM Regional Gov. Mujiv Hataman,

speaking during his last state of the region address, has said his administration is ready to pave the way for the coming of new political entity to be called Bangsamoro government. (PNA)

Fire hits Western Mindanao State University ZAMBOANGA City - A fire broke out Monday afternoon in one of the building of the Western Mindanao State University in this city, school officials said.

Officials said the fire hit the laboratory department on the university, but there were no reports of injuries or casualties, however, the blaze damaged the building.

Fire fighters managed to put the fire under con- A thick black smoke billows from the Western Mindanao State University in Zamboanga trol and school officials City in these photos taken from outside the editorial office of the Mindanao Examiner resuspended all classes in the gional newspaper. university as the Bureau southern Philippines with of Fire and Protection be- thousands of students from different provinces are engan its investigation.

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Philippines is committed to obliterate small farming thus the small farmers in favor of bigtime agribusiness. Never forget that economists have been saying that agriculture plays a vital role in addressing the unemployment and lack of economic opportunities on the part of the population’s majority. This is so because it is only agriculture that has a limitless capacity to absorb those wanting for economic opportunities.

In our country it is in agriculture that about 65 percent of the population, or even more, rely on for their economic upkeep. If you obliterate this type of agricultural endeavor in favor of big time agri-business, then you are in reality obliterating the economic endeavor of at least 65 percent of the population.

How is this being made possible? Our lack of understanding of our past as a colony of the world’s most powerful country, the US, is the reason why we can’t think clearly about our present, and sadly, the future as well.

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domain. Yet, in spite of the omens, we continue to plunder the mountains of its natural treasures.

We continue to justify the constructions of coal-fired power plants that, we all know, contribute to global warming. Indeed, we argued in our high school days, that the Planet Earth will not die. However, we failed to consider that it is the inhabitants of the Earth that will perish out of their own folly. -0- react: crisguardian@yahoo.com

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fled going Barangay Tibanga area using two motorcycles.

Victims were identified as Bryan Cubilla of Purok 5, Canaway, Iligan City; Balong Catiloc of Purok

6, Saray, Iligan City; Razul “At-at” Gabriel of barangay Canaway, Iligan City; Pedro Lumayaga alias “Kidaw” of Purok 5, Canaway, Iligan City; Ariel Lumayaga of Zone 5, Del Carmen, Iligan City; Narciso “Rj” Lumayaga of Purok 5, Canaway, Iligan City; Tonio Decalan of Canaway, Iligan City and; one other still unidentified.

The crime scene was processed by scene of the crime operatives (SOCO) Team of the Iligan City Crime Laboratory Office personnel and recovered the following: two fired bullet of caliber .45; five fired cartridge case of caliber .45; seven unused aluminum foil strips; one tooter; one disposable lighter; one coin purse containing three twenty peso bill and two five-peso coins and; four small heat-sealed rectangular plastic sachet of white crystalline substance believed to be methampetamine hydrochloride or locally known as ‘shabu.’

In a press conference at the ICPO headquarters, Camp Tomas Ll. Cabili, Tipanoy, this city, called

by PSSupt Ga, he said that a Special Investigation Task Group (SITG “Lumayaga”) was formed to investigate solely the killings of Lumayaga and seven others, and bring the perpetrators to justice and hold them responsible for their criminal acts.

SITG Lumayaga is composed of ICPO personnel, Crime Investigation Division Group, City Crime Laboratory, in coordination with the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) Iligan City Office.

“We shall conduct a thorough investigation on this case, responded PSSupt Ga when asked about setting a target date to solve the incident. We shall be very careful as to handling this because we have already the commitment from the barangay officials for their support and with some witnesses to testify,” added Ga. In an initial investigation, there were already death threats received by some of the victims through text messages sent by unidentified sender.

Meanwhile, the public is encouraged to join hands with the PNP-ICPO in track-

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ing down the perpetrators who carried out the attack, said Ga. We will exert all efforts to bring the perpetrators to justice and hold them responsible for their criminal acts, Ga added.

The public’s social responsibility and cooperation is very vital in solving crime in the community.

Thus, ICPO encourages the public to help their police by way of providing relevant and timely information with hot line number 167 or (063) 2216699 or text Globe mobile no.0917-7127411/ Smart mobile no. 09989553538, and ICPO has social networking sites to enhance support and cooperation from the community.

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She said the joyful celebration unites the people of Villanueva.

The Monday evening program held at the municipal gym featured a tribal dance competition.

Barangay Imelda bested other contingents and were awarded P30,000 plus an additional P10,000 while the rest of 9 barangay participants were each given consolation prize of P10,000 plus P10,000.

The dancers were led by their respective barangay chairmen.

They were awarded by Mayor Julio T. Uy and his wife the congresswoman.

C ongresswoman Uy said the tribal dances show the history of the Filipino people.

She thanked the vice mayor and members of the fiesta committee for the successful presentation.

Nightly events are scheduled until December 13 including a Mardi Gras on December 11.

Fiesta revelers include neighboring towns of Jasaan, Claveria and Tagoloan.

The fiesta is in honor of the town’s patron Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe.

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From left, Neil Rafael Cajote, Champion, and Clark Romeo Naces, Runner-up, for the elementary division while Ronin Java, Champion, and Denise Labis, Runner-up, in high school category.

Water quiz winners

Ronin Java of Liceo de Cagayan University and Neil Rafael Cajote of City Central School bagged the gold medals for the high school and elementary level respectively during COWD’s 3rd Citywide Science and Math Quiz held last November 28 at the AVR-3 of LCDU. Aside from the gold medal and cash prizeeach received, both will officially represent COWD and NorMin-Natural Resources Management Council Inc.,

(NorMin-NRMC Inc.), the regional association where COWD belongs, to the national level contest in Cebu early next year.

Denise Labis of Corpus Christi School and Clark Romeo Naces of South City Central School were the silver medalists. Nineteen elementary schoolswithin COWD’s service area participated in the quiz show while fifteen schools competed in the high school level.

The Science and Math

Quiz is an annual contest conducted by the Cagayan de Oro City Water District (COWD) in line with promoting water consciousness among the youth.During the 3rd National Science and Math Quiz held last February in Davao City, our local bets bested their opponents from other regions. Kris Valerie Navidad of Corpus Christi School was the high school level champion while Keith Canedo of City Central School finished second place in the elementary level.

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Oro Chamber to hold Fourth Quarter GMM

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AGAYAN de Oro City - Members of the Cagayan de Oro Chamber of Commerce and Industry Foundation, Inc. (Oro Chamber) are set convene for their 4th Quarter General Membership Meeting cum Induction of 2015 Chamber Officers on December 11, 2014, at N Hotel, Kauswagan, here.

The same meeting will also be the Christmas Gathering of Oro Chamber members.

Oro Chamber President Efren T. Uy has invited the City Police Director, Atty.

Faro Antonio O. Olaguera, to be the Keynote Speaker of the event.

Olaguera is expected

to talk about the current peace and order situation of the city.

The Vice President of Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Mindanao, Annie O. Ty, is also invited as inducting officer of the newly elected Chamber Officers, who will serve the Chamber starting January 1st, next year.

Elected new set of 2015 Chamber Officers during the Board Meeting of the Oro Chamber Trustees last November are the following: President - Engr.

Cerael C. Donggay, VP for Agriculture, Fishery and Mining Sector - Roberto W. Ansaldo, VP for Business Support

Sector - Irene L. Floro, VP for Manufacturing Sector - Jaime Rafael U. Paguio, VP for Services Sector - Jeffrey T. Ang, VP for Trade and Commerce - Efren T. Uy, Corporate Secretary - Cosme T. Pacana, Treasurer - Dr. Mariano M. Lerin, and Trustees - Bryan Noble, Rodolfo L. Meñes, Anna Marie Medes, Lioncio U. Lim Lo Suy, Engr.

Roberto M. Quicio, Jr., Jan Michael Uy and Manuel Boniao.

The triple event is free of charge to Oro Chamber members of good standing. The amount of P500 is charged to other members and guests.

The event is sponsored

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The 5-megawatt Bunker-Fired Power Plant of Peakpower San Francisco Inc. inside the Agusan del Sur Electric Cooperative, Inc. Compound, at San Isidro, San Francisco, Agusan del Sur, which was inaugurated Monday, December 8, 2014.

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What was the greatest pain that you’ve experienced in your life?

T h e m o st p ai n f u l experience I had was when I broke my right arm when playing basketball. At the moment of impact I felt nothing, but as soon as it settled, then the pain kicked in.

Man, it was really painful, especially when the doctors tried to put in back into its right place.

Pain is part of life.

Unfor tunately, we cannot avoid pain.

As much as we want to avoid it, we just can’t.

Physical pain maybe for a moment, but there is one pain that can stay for a long time if we do not fix it; that is EMOTIONAL PAIN. You do not feel it physically, but you feel it emotionally.

It is like a dagger plunged into your heart.

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We experience pain when we experience rejection; when we fail, w hen we exp er ience b eing outcast, w hen we are ignored, when we feel abandoned and

neglected, when we are b e t r aye d, and m any more…

If I am going to rank the cause of pain, I may say; BETRAYAL can be on top of the list.

Imagine giving your all and forsaking ever yt hing just to put your trust in a person.

Then the person, whom you loved and trusted most, broke the trust.

Ouuuccchhhhh! Especially when the person turned its back and ignored all the good things you’ve done for them.

Emotional pain left unchecked, can leave a long-term damage to a person’s outlook and perspective in life.

The important thing is; how we can fight when we are in pain, how can we be healed from the feeling of pain, how can we move on from the feeling of pain, how can we be brave in the midst of pain.

Pain is not here to destroy us but to bring out the best in us.

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in a poor community in India, to purchase polio vaccines in Afghanistan and to build a health center in a poor barangay in the Philippines,” Juarez said.

This year, Rotary International District 3870 contributions to the Annual Programs Fund of The Rotary Foundation have reached $54,941.82 while contributions for PolioPlus reached $3,093.13 bringing to a total of $58,034.95 as of December 3, 2014.

“Let us pursue our thrusts vigorously. With proper funding, there are a lot that we can do. Let’s leave a legacy to our

community,” Along said and pointed out that 50 percent of the Rotarians’ contributions will go back to the District as district-designated fund.

On the other hand, PAG Myra Balandra, the district chair of The Rotary Foundation for Rotary International District 3870 wrote that “our TRF is the dynamo that drives the Rotary machine – enabling Rotarians to advance world understanding, goodwill and peace through the improvement of health, support of education and alleviation of poverty. This support is essential to make possible Founda-

tion Grant-funded projects that bring sustainable improvements to communities in need worldwide.”

“Through our strategy Every Rotarian Every Year, every Rotarian becomes a stakeholder of TRF by contributing whatever he/she can afford for as long as those who can afford to give more will give more,” Balandra added.

Meanwhile, Juarez also assured that funds contributed to The Rotary Foundation undergo intensive auditing, monitoring and evaluation to ensure transparency.

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Misor-CDO collaboration – transcending beyond partisan politics

IT’s a fact that the mayor of Cagayan de Oro and the governor of Misamis Oriental come from warring political parties. The mayor of CDO has defeated the father of the Misamis Oriental governor during the 2013 elections.

But despite their warring differences, we cannot also discount the fact that both of them have good intentioned programs. In fact, I religiously follow everyday the Facebook pages of both the Cagayan de Oro City Info Network and the Misamis Oriental Provincial Press Office because each City Hall and Capitol program is announced in these pages which are updated daily.

Thus, it is impending

that Cagayan de Oro City Mayor Oscar Moreno and Gov. Bambi Emano should collaborate their programs because to describe it in Cebuano…anugon! Sayang ang efforts of both officials who are working so hard for the development and progress of their respective localities. We know very well how impressive Mayor Moreno’s efforts are in promoting CDO both in Manila and abroad. The same goes true with Gov. Bambi.

Although both officials do not talk eye to eye and meet face to face, I know for a fact that some of their subordinates are doing the collaborations in their own

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Think of Dale Lagonera for instance. Early this year, Dale has been designated as a tourism and events consultant at the Provincial Capitol. In that position, he is instrumental in promoting the tourism assets of the province even up to the municipal levels. We’ve brushed each other in past events such as the wedding of Francisco and Maria Contessa Baguiz in serene Mt. Sioan (Gingoog), a beauty pageant in Sugbongcogon, Tourism Week at Centrio and numerous others. But Dale is also working as events coordinator for the Cagayan de Oro ICT Business Council. Thus, he is

coordinating events that usually involve the ICT community in CDO. Our city is already an ICT hub.

In fact, we have our own Georgetown Cybermall here in CDO which is recognized by the government as located inside an IT park, thus receiving tax breaks. A BPO center is reportedly in the works at the second and third levels of the building.

There are a lot more that both City Hall and the Provincial Capitol can collaborate besides the tourism and IT sector.

We are a growing region.

As Gov. Bambi’s chief of staff Boboy Sabal bluntly puts it, whatever progress in the city will automati-

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CROSSWORD puzzle across 1. River boat 5. Bobby or James of music 9. Space 10. Exit 11. Ms. Derek 12. Big shrimp 14. Note 15. Flightless bird 17. Long fish 18. Steven Tyler’s daughter 19. _Juan de Letran 20 . On 21. Record 22. Block 24. _Angeles 25. Bird 27. Proceed 28. Period 31. Express 32. Get it wrong

AQUARIUS (January 20 – February 18) - Although others may think you’re emotionally aloof or just plain weird, you are comfortable with your logical approach to life. Ironically, you might not be able to avoid your feelings today, even if you prefer to present a cool and carefree exterior.

PISCES (February 19 – March 20) - You’re fully in touch with your feelings today, even if you’re wary of sharing them with anyone else. Maybe you don’t want to burden a friend with your emotional process or, perhaps, you’re fearful of being rejected if you share your truth.

ARIES (March 21 – April 19) - Patience is a virtue, but it’s not an easy one to master for an impulsive Ram. Fortunately, you are more receptive to learning about the benefits of waiting when the reflective Moon is shining in tenacious Cancer. You can enjoy the present moment even more if you don’t push too hard.

TAURUS (April 20 – May 20) - You have a sneaking suspicion that you can’t put off hard work for much longer. Your key planet Venus soars in idealistic Sagittarius but lands in realistic Capricorn tomorrow; you intuitively know that you can hang onto your romantic dreams one more day before coming back down to earth.

GEMINI (May 21 – June 21) - Relationship dynamics are at the forefront of your thoughts today as the gentle Cancer Moon misaligns with romantic Venus in your 7th House of Others.

Unfortunately, nothing is gained by automatically placing someone else’s needs ahead of yours.

33. Dispose 34. Behold 35. First zodiac sign 37. Subsequently 38. Clickable picture 39. Through 41. Areas 42. Backbone DOWN 1. Infants 2. Smell 3. About 4. Break 5. Sugar container 6. Jacobs or Reagan 7. Conjunction 8. Innocent 10. Camarines capital 13. Paper quantity 14. Bonus 16 Below 18. Type of pointer

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Daily HOROSCOPE CANCER (June 22 – July 22) - Your current behavior is motivated by your desire to make good feelings last longer now that the Moon is highlighting your nurturing sign. But you might feel as if everything is moving too quickly for your taste, prompting you to seek ways to slow down the pace of events.

LEO(July23–August22)-You may feel as if you’re in the eye of a hurricane today; even though storms of change are raging around you, you manage to remain centered and unwavering as you continue on your path. But you might have to make several adjustments to your plans now as you respond to the fluctuating circumstances.

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centers. The highway from Marcos Bridge to Opol is now relieved of heavy cargo trucks because of the new coastal road. Realty projects, businesses and leisure establishments will soon follow in that area. Stop the political bickering. Let growth evolve more.

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cally cascade in Misor. If a new company puts up a branch in Misor, chances are its owner will purchase a unit in Primavera which is located in CDO. Indeed, we as a city and a province are one in never turning back from development. As tourism promotions officer Decius Esmedalla would put it, we still don’t have enough hotel rooms to accommodate visitors here every time there is a convention of national scope. That’s despite the fact that we already have in our midst Limketkai Luxe, Mallberry, Seda, N Hotel, Hotel Koresco, etc.

And along with that is the explosion of more growth

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Then He said to them, “Beware, and be on your guard against every form of greed; for not even when one has an abundance does his life consist of his possessions.” And He told them a parable, saying, “The land of a rich man was very productive. “And he began reasoning to himself, saying, `What shall I do, since I have no place to store my crops?’ “Then he said, This is what I will do: I will tear down my barns and build larger ones, and there I will store all my grain and my goods. `And I will say to my soul, “Soul, you have many goods laid up for many years to come; take your ease, eat, drink and be merry.”’ “But God said to him, `You fool! This very night your soul is required of you; and now who will own what you have

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prepared?’ “So is the man who stores up treasure for himself, and is not rich toward God: The person came to Jesus was a victim of injustice from his brother. The image of the gospel is realistic since there are unequal distribution of wealth and injustices around us. The good point of this person is, he came to Jesus for helps. This means, Jesus is our refuge if we are victims of social injustices: Printing paid by: Neneth - Bobong Balino- Dr. Edith, PhDTony Jordan - CDO. St. Peter Calungsod, pray for us! #0928414949009279551247: Question – Prayer request: Please follow me “WORD ON FIRE” on CCTN channel 12-CDO @ 10 PM- Mondays, Tuesday @ 3:30 PM and 2:00 AM Sundays.

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VIRGO (August 23 – September 22) - Your social life is the source of complications now, motivating you to pull into your shell until the emotional dynamics settle down. Follow your instincts; giving everyone a little breathing room may be all that’s needed to clear the air and restore harmony.

LIBRA (September 23 – October 22) - Sometimes it’s not healthy to let your dreams spill over into your waking hours, but now they can be a valuable source of solace and even inspiration. Your ruling planet Venus reminds you of the importance of your hopes today as she spends her last day in visionary Sagittarius.

SCORPIO (October 23 – November 21) - Although you could be treading a fine line between passion and anger now, others might not notice you are on edge. This isn’t because of anyone else’s insensitivity; it’s the result of your skillful ability to hide your feelings.

SAGITTARIUS (November 22 – December 21) - You may have an endless stream of exciting ideas to lead you into the future, but your energy level might not match your dreams. The securityconscious Cancer Moon challenges you to balance your natural wanderlust with your current need for emotional stability.

CAPRICORN (December 22 – January 19) - Your social and career ambitions are extremely important to you, but sometimes it’s healthy to set your goals aside for a while. Your responsibilities aren’t going anywhere, but you’ll feel rejuvenated and better equipped to tackle your work after you return from a playful excursion.

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Rotary Foundation of RI District 3870 holds Awards Night

Members of the Rotary Club of East Urban led by president Myrna Mottoomull strike a pose after each of them donates US$100 for The Rotary Foundation, automatically making RC East Urban an Every Rotarian Every Year (EREY) club.

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he Rotary Foundation of Rotary International District 3870 held its TRF Awards Night last Sunday at Mallberry Business Hotel.

Hosted by District Governor Manuel Along, the TRF Awards Night honors Rotarians who contributed immensely to the Foundation for this year, dividing into the follow-

ing three categories – Paul Harris Fellows, Paul Harris Sustaining Members and Paul Harris Society Members. A Paul Harris Fellow is given recognition to an individual who have made contributions of US$1,000 to The Rotary Foundation.

A Paul Harris Sustaining Member is a rotarian who contributes $100 per year to the foundation’s Annual

Programs Fund. And lastly, a Paul Harris Society Member is someone who renews his membership each year based on a “new money” aggregate gift of $1,000 a year to the Annual Programs Fund of The Rotary Foundation.

Past District Governor Fe Juarez said it must be an obligation of each Rotarian to contribute to The Rotary

Foundation even though Filipinos do not live in a rich country.

“Rotarians in rich countries have already done their part but what about us? Will we not also be happy that our contributions have reached feeding an emaciated child in Africa.

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Key ICT people in CDO to be honored

By MARK FRANCISCO, Assistant Lifestyle Editor

THE Cagayan de Oro ICT Business Council will be holding an expo and awarding of public and private agencies that contribute to the promotion, improvement and development of the information and communications technology in Cagayan de Oro this Friday at Centrio.

The whole-day activity will comprise a job fair, IT Wars and awarding.

For the job fair that will start in the morning after the opening ceremony at 10:00 a.m., there will be six companies participating: Concentrix, Arriba, FBC Business Solutions, Syntactics, Cleversoft and Red Lemon Digital Media.

According to Cagaya de Oro ICT Business Council president Stephanie Caragos, these six BPO firms are in need of 350 voice and non-voice personnel doing product support and related outsourcing jobs. Applicants must be taking up any IT-related course and must be fluent in English.

By 2:00 p.m., the city-renowned Geek Wars will hold their own IT Wars edition at the mall. They will be participated by IT students from the following colleges: Xavier University, Mindanao University of Science and Technology, Liceo de Cagayan University and Capitol University.

For the awarding, the following individuals and entities will be honored: Top CDO Blogs, Top Business Websites and Top BDO Resources (Schools).

Caragos said that these organizations and individuals are prime movers in the ICT industry and have also promoted Cagayan de Oro City in 2014 as an ICT hub.

For the past year, the Cagayan de Oro ICT and Business Council has been key in holding the 1st Startup Weekend here as well as the ideaspace Bootcamp, various learning tours and at least two major job fairs.

In 2015, they envision to expand their linkages to other stakeholders in the country and even abroad.

Agreement signing for BusinessWeek Mindanao and Mindanao Daily News as media partner for the 2014 ICT Awards (from left) Cagayan de Oro ICT Business Council President Stephanie Caragos, BWM Group publisher Dante Sudaria and CDO ICT Business Council Project director Jonathan Arvin Adolfo. PHOTO BY MARK FRANCISCO