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O L O, S u l u – – Sulu Governor Abdusakur “Totoh” A. Tan II sought the cooperation and full collaboration w it h t he Ar m e d Forces of the Philippines especially in time of crisis situations like kidnapping incidents.

Police nab rape suspect

By GERRY LEE GORIT Correspondent

CAGAYAN de Oro City––A 54-year-old man suspected of raping her daughter’s daughter was nabbed by the police on Monday.

The suspect, identified by the police as Virgilio Hemostra of barangay Dayawan, Villanueva, Misamis Oriental, was arrested in barangay Lapasan, Cagayan de Oro City.

Sr. Insp. Rogelio Labor, chief of the Villanueva police office, said Hemostra was the subject of a complaint by his daughter who reported to the police that her daughter, the suspect’s granddaughter, was raped by her father.

She said she learned

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Lawmaker: Support for BBL is ‘universal’

By FROILAN GALLARDO of MindaNews

See rape, page A11

BARANGAY OUTPOST. Rep. Rufus B. Rodriguez

formally turns over a newly constructed barangay outpost costing P40,000 to Barangay 35 Chairman Modesto Ligtas. This outpost will assist in maintaining the peace and order situation in the Barangay. Also present were Kagawad Garcia and other barangay staff.

Photo courtesy of Ken Dischaves

Dahino warns public vs substandard Xmas lights

By GERRY LEE GORIT Correspondent

MILLION SIGNATURES. Stakeholders affix their signatures to show support to the campaign, dubbed as “MilyongLagda para sa GPP,” which was launched by Kilos Mamamayan and its local partner, Aksyon Mindanao, during the “SOCCSKARGEN GPP Stakeholders’ Summit,” held Tuesday, December 2, 2014, at CincoNinas Hotel in Koronadal City. Signatures will also be gathered in Regions IX, Region X, and Region XI. At least, 100,000 signatures were collected in Koronadal, even as they turned-over the signed forms from Mindanaoans, represented by the CSOs from regions 9, 10, 11, 12, 13. (Full story on Business Section)

CAGAYAN de Oro City Councilor Edma M. Dahino has warned consumers not to buy substandard Christmas lights for the yuletide celebrations.

Dahino, chair of the city council committee on trade, commerce and See WARNS, page A11

DAHINO

CAGAYAN de Oro City-Despite some concerns, the proposed Bangsamoro Law is receiving overwhelming support from residents in Northern Mindanao, the chair of the House of Representatives Ad Hoc Committee on the Bangsamoro Basic Law said.

“I saw the universal support for the proposed Bangsamoro law. It is undeniable,” Rep. Rufus Rodriguez, (2nd district, Cagayan de Oro City) told MindaNews .

Rodriguez said he got a sense of the sentiments after a round of public hearings in the cities of Marawi, Iligan, and Cagayan de Oro; and in Tubod, Lanao del Norte last week from November 27 to 29.

Rodriguez said he no longer sees any major problem arising from See WARNS, page A11

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AVAO City - The Makabayan bloc has called for the investigation on human rights issues in several areas in Mindanao allegedly effected by the Department of Education’s Memorandum 221, series of 2013, or the “Guidelines on the protection of children during armed conflict.”

In a statement emailed to MindaNews, the bloc supported the call for investigation and pullout of troops by convenors of the Manilakbayan 2014 movement, a group traveling to Manila to protest alleged human rights violations by the Armed Forces of the Philippines in various areas in Mindanao.

The bloc is composed of Bayan Muna Reps. Neri Colmenares and Carlos Zarate, Gabriela Women’s

Party Reps. Luz Ilagan and Emmi de Jesus, ACT Teachers partylist Rep. Antonio Tinio, Anakpawis partylist Rep. Fernando Hicap and Kabataan partylist Rep. Terry Ridon.

The protest caravan kicked off in Davao City in November.

In a statement, Manilakbayan spokesperson Fr. Christopher Ablon said the AFP memorandum allowed the military to conduct “surveillance and military operations” in schools.

“Republic Act 7610, also known as the ‘Special Protection of Children Against Abuse, Exploitation and Discrimination Act,’ establishes that schools are to be zones of peace, being primarily inhabited and functioning for the use of children,” Ablon said.

“Unfortunately, the same cannot be said in practice as well as in policy. Especially in rural areas, the military and paramilitary forces have been known not only to encamp in and around schools and communities, but have also attacked schools, with multiple cases of threat, harassment and intimidation of students and teachers, indiscriminate firing, and arson.”

Ablon cited the following cases: - In Sitio Kabuluhan, Agustin, Surigao del Sur, a community cooperative school was reportedly burned down by the AFP’s armed paramilitary group.

Villagers who approached the soldiers and told them to put the fire out were indiscriminately fired at. In addition, the community cooperative store was ran-

sacked; - In Sitio Kabalawan, Lianga, Surigao del Sur, in a school under The Tribal Filipino Program, a school building with two classrooms was also burned down by paramilitary and state forces; - The B’laan Literacy School and Learning Center in Malapatan, Sarangani was occupied by military units for three months; - Salugpungan Ta Tanu Igkanogon Community Learning Center Inc., in

Talaingod, Davao del Norte, has been repeatedly under attack and encampment by the military’s 60th and 68 Infantry Battalions and Alamara – paramilitary group.

The AFP has repeatedly denied the allegations and vowed to investigate.

In Metro Manila, Manilakbayan’s protests at Times Street, Quezon City, have been marred by dispersals that left seven protesters injured.

Indigenous peoples from Talaingod had earlier this

year camped out in Davao City seeking asylum from what they alleged to be “aerial bombings.”

The AFP, in an earlier interview, denied that there were fixed wing bombers operating in the area, but that the explosions the residents heard could have been from surgical strikes from the AFP’s Tactical Operations Group (TOG) 11 attack helicopters providing close air support to ground troops.

(MindaNews)

HIV-AIDS cases continue to rise in Davao Region - City Health Office DAVAO City - The number of cases of HIV-AIDS or the Human Immuno-Deficiency Syndrome-Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome in Davao Region is increasing at an alarming rate as more people access the services of the City Health Office on the pandemic.

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Center, revealed that 1,014 persons were accounted as afflicted with HIV-AIDS in Davao City as of September this year. In Davao Region, there were a total of 1,220 persons afflicted with the illness.

Ramiterre said the number of recorded cases comprises only of people tested by the CHO. “The number may multiply by five or six because it takes time for the symptoms to manifest to patients before they avail of our services,” Ramiterre said during Kapehan sa Dabaw at SM City Davao in time for the commemoration of the World AIDS Day Monday (Dec. 1).

She said that Davao Region contributes six to eight percent to the national figure

where 15 cases of HIV-AIDS are reported per day.

Ramiterre also revealed that 95% of the HIV-AIDS cases in the city is attributed to men having sex with men, where infection is aggravated by unprotected sexual encounter.

“People must be educated all the time on HIV-AIDS,” she said.

Ramiterre encouraged patients to have a Philippine Health Insurance Corporation enrollment to ensure treatment with the provision of antiretroviral drugs.

She said their package of services also ranges from information on healthy lifestyle, nutrition to lifetime counseling on safe sex. (PIA-11/

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Republic of the Philippines CITY CIVIL REGISTRAR’S OFFICE City of Davao Notice of Publication RA 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 MDN: Dec 3 & 10, 2014

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

RA 10172 Form No. 10.1 (LCRO)

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

Republic of the Philippines Province of Lanao del Norte Municipality of Salvador LOCAL CIVIL REGISTRY OFFICE

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

MDN: Dec 3 & 10, 2014

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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

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By Cris Diaz Executive Editor

CAMP EVANGELISTA, Cagayan de Oro City-The military and church officials on Tuesday joined hands in burying an unknown rebel whose skeletal remains were recovered in the mountain trails of Bukidnon two days ago.

Maj. C h r i st i an Uy, spokesperson of the army’s 4th Infantry Division, said that the army’s special forces retrieved the skeletal remains of the unknown rebel in the mountain trails of Silipon, in Libona, Bukidnon last Sunday morning.

He said that the skeletal remains were wrapped in a mosquito net that was left along the mountain trail in the farming village of

Alawon in Sil-ipon.

Uy said that Lt. Col. Nasser P. Lidasan, commanding officer of the army’s special forces, together with Church officials led the simple burial rites in the public cemetery of Sil-ipon.

He said that the local residents and government troopers also witnessed the burial rites of the unknown remains of a person believed to be a combatant of the New People’s Army (NPA).

Uy said that residents in the village told military and village officials that they noticed a group of armed men bringing along with them some wounded comrades about two months ago.

The military, police, and local residents are still trying to establish the identity of the skeletal remains, Uy said.

He said that the simple

but decent burial of enemies killed during gun battle is part of the Christian values that the military respects continue to uphold.

Last month, the military has also worked for the identity and decent burial of a communist rebel who was killed in a firefight in the hinterlands of Claveria in Misamis Oriental.

Uy said that the government troopers carried the remains of Francisco Mansiguiao, a member of the tribal community, who was killed during a running gun battle in the dense forest of Misamis Oriental. Relatives later claimed Mansiguiao’s body.

Provincial Governor Yevgeny Vincente Emano has extended support in providing Mansiguiao a decent burial, in the traditional tribal rites.

SSG ADVISERS ASSOCIATION – VICE GOVERNOR JOEY G. PELAEZ met all the Supreme Student Government (SSG) Advisers during the 1st A Happy MisOr Student Leadership Training at Tagoloan Central School and organized the SSG Advisers Association of Misamis Oriental. Mr. Savy Jess R. Soldevilla of Salay National High School was elected President of the organization. Through the SSG Advisers Association, Vice Governor Pelaez is optimistic that student leadership trainings will easily be organized in the Province. photo supplied

DSWD, DILG award Gingoog City as ‘Child-Friendly’ GINGOOG City––The city government of Gingoog under the leadership of Mayor Marie de Lara Guingona has been conferred by the national offices of Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) and the Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) with the 2014 SEAL OF CHILD-FRIENDLY LOCAL GOVERNANCE (SCFLG).

The city’s chief executive has proudly acknowledged such conferment cited by the Council for the Welfare of Children (CWC) for “Gingoog’s commitment in promoting child rights to survival, development, protection and participation, towards a Child-Friendly Philippines: A Caring and Protective Society For, By and With the Children” as conferred by CWC chair and DSWD Sec. Corazon “Dinky” Soliman and at-

tested by DILG Sec. Mar Roxas.

“Our unwavering collaboration with DILG and DSWD through our city counterparts together with barangay councils in our consistent implementation of the City-wide Councils for the Welfare of Children (CCWC) in cooperation with the Department of Justice (DOJ) and other stakeholders greatly contribute in achieving this

honor,” the lady mayor said.

Another remarkable manifestation for a childfriendly administration when Mayor Guingona had launched the Abtik Pinoy program and inaugurated the Balay Pangarap which recently serves as youth home to street kids roaming around before in this city. “This pro-poor house for vulnerable children initiated by a lady mayor needs to be replicated in the

entire province of Misamis Oriental to accommodate kids at risk and children in conflict with the law (CICL)”, Vice Gov. Joey Pelaez mouthed during that inauguration.

“Our city mayor is very supportive in highly regarding for the welfare of our Day Care Workers (DCW) who deliver selfless service to our toddlers. Her willingness to establish an Early Childhood Care and Development (ECCD) Center counts much in garnering this award,” according to Mrs.Rosalinda Bucton, CSDW officer in-charge.

“I am gratefully honored with this conferment precisely because it plausibly shows that our cohesive efforts for our children’s sustainable welfare and formidable protection are being monitored, supervised and rewarded by our national agencies like DILG and DSWD”, Mayor Marie culminated.

M A R AW I C it y, L an a o d e l S u r– – Me m b e r s o f registered cooperatives in the Autonomous Region i n Mu s l i m M i n d a n a o (ARMM) can now avail programs and benefits from the Home Development Mutual Fund or the Pag-IBIG Fund.

This was made possible through a Memorandum of Ag re ement (MoA) inked on Friday, November 28, by ARMM’s C o op e r at ive D e ve l op -

ment Authority (CDA) a n d P a g - I B I G F u n d’s Cotabato office.

“Ito ay bahagi ng pagtutulak sa dapat maavail na services ng mga cooperators tungo sa pagkamit ng ARMM na m a s a g a n a’t m ap a y ap a (This is part of our efforts to provide cooperators the services they should be able to avail towards a prosperous and peaceful A R M M . ) ,” s a i d C DAA R M M Ad m i n ist r ator

Abdulrashid Ladayo, Sr. Memb ers of t he six thousand registered cooperatives all over ARMM will now be registered to Pag-IBIG and be able to avail of its ser vices.

Services include provident savings and various loan schemes like calamity, salar y and housing and others.

“I commend the efforts of the present administration for always aiming to improve the

l i ve s of t h e i r c ons t it u e nt s ,” s a i d Ma n o l i t o Olegario, Pag-Ibig Southwestern Mindanao Area Head.

He said the agreement signed will not be affected even if ARMM will be replaced by Bangsamoro government.

“A l l ou r e f for t s are geared towards the comi n g o f B a n g s a m o r o ,” Ladayo added. (Bureau of Public InformationARMM/APB/PIA-10)

By Edmar Pabia

Cmte on ethics to probe incidents involving two dads

VICE Mayor Caesar Ian E. Acenas yesterday tasked the City Council committee on ethics and blue ribbon chaired

by Councilor Leon Gan Jr. to conduct a probe on the incidents that took place between Councilors President Elipe and Zaldy Ocon on two occasions.

This is in response to the special manifestation of Councilor Adrian L. Barba, during the regular session Monday presided over by the vice mayor.

The councilor reminded his colleagues that the House Rules of the 17th City Council was approved in July 2013.

“Gikan niadto hangtud karon walay ni-object adto nga house rules. Atong gi-obserbahan nga House Rules,” he cited.

“Kaning akong pagbarog karon gusto ko i-refer sa atong committee on ethics katong insidente nga nahitabo last regular session bahin sa medyo panagbangi ni Konsehal Zaldy Ocon ug Konsehal President Elipe,” he cited.

He said another incident took place during budget deliberations last week.

“As your majority leader, I would like to refer the particular incidents to the committee on ethics for the proper investigation,” Barba said.

Vice Mayor Acenas assured that proper inquiries and investigations will be done and due process will be observed by the committee on ethics as it looks into the matter.

THROUGH Ordinance No. 12887-2014, the 17th City Council during its regular session Monday presided over by Vice Mayor Caesar Ian E. Acenas approved the grant of Productivity Enhancement Incentives (PEI) to all government officials and employees equivalent to one and one-half month salary based on the guidelines issued by the Department of Budget and Management (DBM).

For this purpose, legislators

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approved the reversion and appropriation of the sum of P61.1 million in the General Fund and further the sum of P11.7 million in the special accounts from different sources of funds to be made available for the PEI of city employees.

The ordinance cites that the same be included in the Supplemental Budget No. 2-General Fund and Supplemental Budget No. 2-Special Accounts, both for calendar year 2014.

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The booming city is wilting Cagayan De Oro City, the trading capital of Northern Mindanao, is fast becoming the largest natural dumpsite in the country.

With noticeable waste and filths that clutter around the city’s downtown and the suburbs, the people now start nitpicking.

What is happening? The local officials are projecting the city as the “City of Golden Friendship,” but it seems nothing is left of that moniker anymore.

Once, in an effort to sway domestic and foreign tourist to come to the city, City Mayor Vicente Emano coined the catchphrase: “The City of Bloom, Bosom, and Boom.”

For instance, on Nov. 2011, the New 7 Wonders launched a search for the New 7 Wonders Cities in Southeast Asia. The competition lasted until December 2012 with 1,200 cities from 220 different countries around the world submitting nominations.

In the final months from November 2012 to December 2012, only 300 cities from 77 countries have been initially shortlisted until the remaining 28 cities were chosen as the finalist.

In the Philippines, Vigan City was listed at the top while Cagayan De Oro City took the fifth rank. Anyway, whether Cagayan De Oro really won the competi-

AirAsia, the Asean region’s originator of low-cost airfare so everyone will have the chance to fly, a concept from where another local airline was said to have its business strategy patterned, is slated to inaugurate their flight to Cagayan de Oro soon.

This is a welcome development for it will surely boost air traffic of goods and people to CDO and its immediate environs. It will likewise boost the competition for the lowest airfare among local airlines offering low-cost fares. More people would then be able to take the plane now with more low-cost flights added to the CDO route.

When I was in Kuala Lumpur recently, I saw with my own two eyes how much AirAsia has grown as an

A deeper view

Sometimes we feel our life is turning miserably.

Our negativism doesn’t allow us to keep our eyes, ears - and, most important!

- our minds, hearts and souls opened. We reach our breaking point.

This breaking point can be the prelude to our strongest moment. It is when we reach our breaking point, that we discover our real strength. Allow me to ask you, my dear readers; “What happens to you or with you when you reach your breaking point?” Do you face it or do you run away?’ I’ll be giving you a very simple answer: If you face it - you break it. If you run away (and/or close your ears, eyes and mouth) - it breaks you!

Everyday - a dull reality!

The CYNOSURE

Cris Diaz

tion, does not matter. What matters is being in the list of the top five cities in the Philippines as among the cities in the New 7 Wonders Cities of Southeast Asia.

Wait. Didn’t we forget

AirAsia flies to CDO

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airline company. I toured its own terminal at the Kuala Lumpur airport and all I could do is appreciate how grandiose it is. To liken it to a mall because of the big stalls there selling almost everything that one finds in a mall is an underestimation of the terminal.

It is not just a mall but a world-class airport terminal. It is well-maintained which is a testament of how things are in AirAsia is. If the airline company could have such grandiose airport terminal, imagine how their upkeep is of their aircrafts.

This fact can be experienced by any air passenger taking any of the local flights of AirAsia.

Their crew, from their pilots to their cabin crew, are well trained in flying their aircraft and in dealing with passengers on board, respectively. So far, I have never experienced any bumpy landing in all the flights I have taken with the airline and have never witnessed or experienced any mishandling of passengers by their ground personnel and

POINTS TO PONDER Have my say

Klaus Doring

Many of us will answer this question with a big YES! Actually who do we like to cover a newborn day already with grey veil? Each day has a new face, but sometimes we don’t have the strength to watch its countenance.

Of course, not every day has adventures and highlights.

Contrary to what might be expected, I look back on experiences that, at the same time, seemed especially desolating and painful with a particular satisfaction.

Indeed, everything I have learned, everything that has truly enhanced and enlightened my existence, has been through affliction and not through happiness.

If it ever were to be possible to eliminate affliction from your earthly existence, the result would not be make life delectable, but to make it too banal and trivial to be endurable.

By observation, we can feel that many of us need help to manage the everyday life. We need something that would keep us going as we journey through life.

Many times we can also

that it was in year 2011 and 2012 that the reported competition was launched?

Certainly, it was during the time of Dongkoy Emano that Cagayan De Oro City has taken its foot on the country’s roadmap as one of the most promising cities in the Southeast Asia.

In the later part of 2013, the city of Cagayan De Oro City heaped a lot of recognition as a promising city and possible destination of investors in Southern Philippines.

However, some city residents have accused the incoming city administration of alleged destruction of everything that the former See diaz, page A7

flight crew. I can attest to this personally.

By the way, not long after AirAsia operated domestic flights here in the Philippines, it joined forces with the old Zest Air thus explains its current corporate name, AirAsia Zest.

But AirAsia controls the airline’s management and operations.

Very soon it will be the CDO flying passengers who’ll experience this brand of flying and service that only AirAsia could offer and provide.

Binay, Miriam, Alan and Mar Vice President Jejomar Binay, Sens. Miriam Santiago and Alan Peter Cayetano and Interior and Local Governments Secretary Mar See bacon, page A7

learn from other people and their experiences.

Blue eyed or very philosophical but so very true: If the world is to be brought to order, my nation must be first changed, Mr. President.

If my nation is t be changed, my home town is to be reordered and must be first set be right, my dear brothers and sisters. And, one step further: If my family is to be regenerated, I MYSELF MUST FIRST BE! And here is one more thing: Affection is the humblest love - it gives itself no airs. It lives with humble and private things: soft slippers, old clothes, old jokes, and the thump of a sleepy dog’s tail on the kitchen floor. The glory of affection, the disposition of mind, the good See doring, page A7

Daily Inspiration Magnet of Caraing “I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.”

Maya Angelou - Author and Poet

Juvy Sarraga

As children we remember most those dear individuals that made us feel special. Was it a grandmother, a grandfather, a friend, or a neighbor? What was it that they said

or did that drew you like a magnet to them?

Their words and actions have probably faded away. It was the fact that they made you feel important, valued and worthy. Their love was unquestionable and their loyalty was forever. As an adult, are you willing to be there for others in a way that they will choose to remember how you made them feel?

Could you begin today to be that magnet of caring for others?

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Works on multimillion bridge in Caraga nearing completion BUTUAN City--A massive bridge project of the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) in Surigao del Sur will soon be completed; its current accomplishment rate is 78%.

This was disclosed by DPWH-Caraga regional director Danilo E. Versola, citing the construction of P738-million Tago-Lapaz Bridge, a 12-span, 320 lineal

meter bridge, connecting Barangay Poblacion, Tago, and Barangay La Paz in Bayabas.

Versola said Secretary of Public Works and Highways Rogelio L. Singson ordered the DPWH-Caraga office to fast track the completion of the much delayed project which faced several stoppages in its phases of construction since 1991.

Singson, when he assumed office as DPWH Secretary, ordered all the bridge projects taking years to complete be finished under the term of President Aquino. One classic example of these bridges is the Aluling Bridge in Cervantes, Ilocos Sur, which was conceptualized way back in 1978 with construction activities started in 1990.

Feeding dreams to success

The bridge finally opened to traffic in March 2013.

The final stage for the completion of the TagoLa Paz bridge costing P60 million involves the furnishing and launching of portions of span 7, 8 and 9; construction of spans 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9; construction of concrete railings both sides from pier 4 to pier 9; and the repair and construction

of craneway.

The final stage of work may be finished this December if the weather permits, said Versola.

Situated near the Pacific Ocean, the project area usually experiences rainy weather condition during “ber” months, which hamper the progress of works.

Upon completion, the Tago-Lapaz Bridge shall

serve as an alternative bridge to the existing 200-meter old Gamut Steel Bridge along Surigao-Davao Coastal Road. It will also shorten travel time within Surigao del Sur’s coastal municipalities, and eventually, improve the peace and order condition in the area boosting the economic activities in the whole province. (DPWH/ PIA-Caraga)

By Daisy Mala and Theresa D. Barsobia

“LIFE is better when you get to buy commercial rice and you won’t have to eat NFA rice anymore,” bragged Lilibeth Polinar, 50 years old, President of Mararag 2 SKA of Barangay Mararag, Marihatag, Surigao del Sur. Libeth recalls how she used to loan money just to pay her debts.

“It was a never ending cycle,” she reminisced.

Until, the Sustainable Livelihood Program (SLP) came in 2013 when she saw that light of opportunity.

Having been a hog raiser and a tenant rice farmer for many years, she and her husband Cirilio, 54, had always dreamt of owning a piggery and their own land to farm. However, they don’t have the capital.

In March 2013, the SLP came into the picture, the said Program lent money to Libeth as a start up capital to set off her Project amounting to P7, 000.

With the borrowed money, she purchased three sacks of feeds for her hogs.

After a month she sold her fattened hogs for almost P20,000, with this big return of investment Libeth and Mang Cirilio decided to finance a rice paddy.

And the fruit of the harvest they’ve decided to venture into another, the Multi – grains retailing business.

Libeth opened the Polinar Agrivet Supply located at the Poblacion, along the hi-way.

Expanding the venture In June 2013, barely over ERRATUM In connection with the Butuan City Registrar’s Notice on Max Dante Bayang Obbus’ petition published on November 25, 2014 page A6 and December 02, 2014 page A6, the following phrase should be published “MAX DANTE BAYANG OBBUS has filed with this Office a petition for Change of First Name from ‘NELFA” to “NYMPHA” in the Certificate of Live Birth of NELFA SERINO OLIVA…” Sorry for the mistake.

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three months, Libeth invested into Mutli – grains retailing business with an initial capital of P20,000.

She rented a small space in Marihatag for a meager amount. She started selling twelve (12) sacks of different variety of feeds and a sack of rice.

After six months, she raised her sales from 12 to thirty – three (33) different variety of feeds or even more and 14 different varieties of rice. On lean days, she sells a maximum of P20,000.

“If I were to add all my sales in a month Contributing to her success is her good relations with QualiFeeds, a product producer company of feeds and other agrivet supplies. Built through trust, instead of paying it on a bi – monthly basis, she pays her purchases on a weekly basis, which in return gives her better incentives apart from the regular incentive she’s getting. And with the increasing demands she can

now purchase on credit an average of 200 sacks per week and will even increase on peak seasons. As she orders raise so goes her incentives from the company.

Overcoming competition There are four other Agrivet stores in the municipality. The competition is very stiff that one of the store owners had to mark down his prices to attract more customers.

Despite this Libeth remains steadfast and continues her good relations to her customers and remains loyal to QualiFeeds. Her orders keep on increasing. Now, Libeth is the sole distributor of QualiFeeds products in the municipality. Bigger discounts the company offers, hence she sells her products at a lower price than the other competitors.

Libeth now enjoys an average monthly income of P440,000.

From the earnings and incentives, she was able to

buy one brand new multi – cab, two sidecar motorcycles, and a laptop which she uses especially during bidding which bids are posted via online.

And out from the income generated from the Mutlti – grains retailing business, the couple now rents a three - hectare rice paddies formerly Mang Cirilio tilled but now it’s Lloyd, the third child tends.

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Sulu governor seeks more cooperation with the AFP Zamboanga del Norte | Zamboanga del Sur | Zamboanga Sibugay | Dipolog City | Dapitan City | Pagadian City | Isabela City | Zamboanga City

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OLO, Sulu – Sulu Governor Abdusakur “Totoh” A. Tan II sought the cooperation and full collaboration with the Armed Forces of the Philippines especially in time of crisis situations like kidnapping incidents.

In a press report, Governor Tan expressed dismay over how the military handled the case of two German kidnap victims Dr. Stefan Viktor Okonek and his wife Henrike Dielen. He stated his concern during a special meeting last October 20, 2014 at the Provincial

Capitol with representatives from various sectors of Sulu Civil Society, government line agencies and institutions.

“We were not informed that the hostages were already rescued, it was only thru media reports that we became aware that they were already rescued Friday night (Oct 17) and in the custody of the Armed Forces,” Tan said.

Moreover, he questioned the Armed Forces of the Philippines’ (AFP) action of keeping the Special Action Committee (SAC) in

The Civil Society organizations/groups (CSO) in Sulu, also strongly believe that the military must sincerely involve the participation of the community in the solution of the perennial problem of kidnapping.

“We must build trust between the people and our law enforcers to curtail criminality in the Province,” a CSO representative said.

Position papers were submitted to the Office of the Governor from each sector and civil society groups expressing their sentiments and suggestion on possible measures to effect change and improve the organizational structures on public order and law enforcement, and to include community perspective on curtailing criminality in the province.

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The said apology was lauded by Governor Tan and several of the local officials, while General Catapang pronounced the AFP’s willingness to assist the local government units and the PNP in the attainment of peace and development in the province thru the AFPPNP Joint Letter Directives.

Sulu Provincial OIC information chief Sonny Y. Abing III said the Special Action Committee (SAC) is a unit created by the Sulu Provincial Peace and Order Council (PPOC) mandated to oversee all law enforcement operations in the hostage situation and rescue of the two German captives, headed by the Sulu Governor, with the provincial chiefs of PNP and AFP, and civilian representatives, among its members.

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the dark on the events recently, leading to and the subsequent rescue from the Abu Sayyaf of the two (2) German captives.

“The approved mandate of the committee during the 16 October 2014 Expanded PPOC Resolution was set aside, even though it was unanimously subscribed to by all council members present, including the PNP and AFP. The idea was upon the suggestion of AFP Vice Chief of Staff, Lt. Gen. John Bonafos, that the committee was created,” Tan told sector and community representa-

tives.

We s t e r n M i n d a n a o Command chief Lt. Gen. Rustico O. Guerrero said in a statement that “the issue has already been resolved since the Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (CSAFP), General Gregorio Pio P. Catapang, Jr., personally visited the province of Sulu last October 24, 2014 purposely to apologize and consult with the provincial government, particularly with the Special Action Committee, and the people of Sulu for the resolution of this controversy.”

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an investigation into the incident, officials said Sunday.

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

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EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE WITH ABSOLUTE SALE OF A PORTION OF LAND

Notice is hereby given that Gaudiosa Roa who remains the declared owner of a parcel of land located at Maslog, Balbagon, Mambajao, Camiguin known as Lot 14125- under T.D. No. 04000419434 died without leaving a will nor incurred indebtedness during her lifetime; That spouses ERWIN F. BEJA and MARY JOY G. BEJA, re interested to buy portion of said property with an area of 500 square meters which is segregated as Lot 14125-A-1 in the amount of THREE HUNDRED SEVENTY FIVE THOUSAND PESOS (Php 375,000.00), is the subject of EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE WITH ABSOLUTE SALE OF A PORTION OF LAND, executed and entered into

by Roquesa R. Francisco, of legal age, single, Filipino citizen and a resident of Poblacion, Mambajao, Camiguin as attorney-in-fact of the heirs of Gaudiosa Roa, namely Leoncito Ll. Roa, Raul Guido Roa, Louella Ma. LL. Roa, Sandra R. Llacuna, Rico Paul LL. Roa and Patricia R. Bustamante. That for and in consideration of the sum of Php 375,000.00, Philippine currency in hand paid by spouses ERWIN F. BEJA and MARY JOY G. BEJA, Filipino citizens and residents of Balbagon, Mambajao, Camiguin, receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, by virtue of a Special Power of Attorney entered as Doc. No. 87, Page No. 22, Book No. 71, Series of 2011 of the Notarial Register of Atty. Vito M. Carrillo, hereby absolutely SELL, CEDE, TRANSFER and CONVEY to herein Vendees Lot 14125-A-1 together with the 3-meter strip as their road-right of way. As per Doc. No. 420; Page No. 85; Book No. 52; Series of 2014; under Notary Public of ATTY. VITO M. CARRILLO.

Diaz...

from page A4

administration must have worked to keep the city’s heads up. The new administration took the city’s reign on July 2013.

Yet, when Cagayan De Oro was adjudged as one of the fastest growing cities in the country in 2013, the new administration was quick to heap the laurels they have never worked for. Calloused!

After all, the investors must have noticed the sudden change of the business climate in the city.

Instead, there are reports that a number of prospectors have reportedly opted to defer the plans to pursue the business venture here.

Worse, there are insinuations that some big businessmen in Cagayan De Oro City are considering relocating to nearby towns in 2015. We do not want to believe it. So much so that the incumbent City Mayor Oscar Moreno will allow it to take place.

Nonetheless, with the

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current situation that even the garbage is reportedly piling up amid the howl from local residents, the fear that the city’s integrity is gradually crumbling could be getting headway.

From the “City of Bloom, Bosom, and Boom” to the “City of, Waste, Wither, and Wilt.” God Forbids!

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Roxas are the bruited presidential candidates in 2016 when incumbent President Aquino steps down from office.

Nothing wrong with anyone harboring the ambition of becoming president of the land. But what do we look for as a people in a candidate who we want to lead this benighted country from 2016 to 2022? And do these likely candidates possess the qualities we are looking for in our would-be president?

The vice president is very aggressive in his intention

to succeed Aquino. But his aggressiveness does not necessarily mean possessing the qualities the Filipinos are looking for in their wouldbe president. Miriam, on the other hand, is a good news copy, a good news source but this does not mean she walks her talk. In fact, there is a wide disconnect between her talk and her ways.

Cayetano, for his part, presents himself as an alternative to all, but up to this point he still has to show something more solid and more concrete to convince the electorate that indeed he has the wares of a good president who could lead this country out of the mess it is in. Roxas is timid in admitting he is salivating the post now held by Aquino that before the 2010 elections he wanted to covet if not for the death of Cory that catapulted her son to the limelight up to his election as a reluctant president.

But his temerity will never be translated into being a good president given his aristocratic background.

Publication Notice R.A. 10172

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC CCE-0110-2014 (R.A. 10172) In compliance with the publication requirement and pursuant to OCRG Memorandum Circular No. 2013-1, Guidelines in the Implementation of Administrative Order No. 1 Series of 2012 (IRR on R.A. 10172), Notice is hereby served to the public that RAMONETTES PERPAS RIVERA has filed a Petition for Correction of entry in the child’s sex from “FEMALE” to “MALE” in the Certificate of Live Birth of RAMONETTES PERPAS RIVERA, who was born on 25 April 90 at Sta, Cruz Camayahan, Butuan City, Philippines and whose parents are JULIO OPEÑA RIVERA and MERCEDEZ PANES PERPAS. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than 12 December 2014.

Republic of the Philippines CITY CIVIL REGISTRAR’S OFFICE City of Davao Notice of Publication RA 10172

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

CCE#2345-2014

(SGD.) JUDITH ALVIZO-CALO, LLB, MPA City Civil Registrar MDN: Nov 26 & Dec 3, 2014

MDN: Nov 26 & Dec 3, 2014

R.A. Form No. 101 (LCRO)

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. Act No. 9048, a notice is hereby served to the public that JANE HULAPONG PALOR has filed with this Office a petition for Change of First Name docketed as CFN-2213-2014 from GIMAYANA to JANE in the Certificate of Live Birth of GIMAYANA JOLAPONG PALOR who was born on April 2, 1970 at DAVAO CITY and whose parents are ROMEO YAP PALOR and ESTER JOLAPONG. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his/her written opposition with this Office not later than December 16, 2014.

Issued on 24th day of November, 2014 at Davao City, Philippines.

(Sgd.) Atty. LEO ANTHONY R. BRACEROS City Civil Registrar MDN: Nov 26 & Dec 3, 2014

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will and tender attachment, is that it can unite those who are not “made for one and another’, people. who, if not out down by fate in the same household or community, would have nothing to do with one and another.

Life for me has been a thing of ups and downs in approximately equal measure. I don’t have something sensational to report every day about my progress. Often, I wonder if fulfilment in life is necessarily tied to change for the better. +++ You can email me: doringklaus@gmail.com or follow me in Facebook or Twitter or visit one of my websites www. germanexpatinthephilippines.blogspot.com or www. klausdoringsclassicalmusic. blogspot.com.

Notice of Publication RA 10172

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Date: November 24, 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 MICHELLE B. GENON 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 MARK JULIUS SABUD PITO at Davao City and whose parents are LEOLITO BORNASAL MANALO and MARITES SABUD PITO. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his/her written opposition with this office not later than December 16, 2014.

(Sgd.) Atty. LEO ANTHONY R. BRACEROS City Civil Registrar MDN: Nov 26 & Dec 3, 2014

Notice is hereby given that the interstate estate of the late LORETO FILARRO CADIAO, SR., who died on November 14, 2013, left a personal property, consisting of a deposit in the amount of One Hundred Ninety-Nine Thousand Four Hundred Thirteen and Ninety Two Cents (P199,413.92) at the Philippine Veterans Bank branch located at R.N. Abejuela corner Tiano Brothers Street, Cagayan de Oro City, is the subject of Extra-Judicial Settlement with Waiver of Rights, under the Notarial Registry of Atty.

Emelie Salcedo-Babarin, per Doc. No. 259; Page No. 51; Book No. 54; Series of 2013.

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NOTICE

R.A. Form No. 10.1 (LCRO) Republic of the Philippines Province of Lanao del Norte Municipality of Lala OFICE OF THE MUNICIPAL CIVIL REGISTRAR NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

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) MARICHU M.SANCHEZ, MBA., MA. Municipal Civil Registrar MDN: Dec 3 & 10, 2014

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

CCE#2237-2014

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.

Date: November 24, 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 AMALIA M. JAUM 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 JOY RHIEL MARILAO JAUM at Davao City and whose parents are JERRY RESONABLE JAUM and AMALIA CUERING MARILAO. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his/her written opposition with this office not later than December 16, 2014.

Atty. LEO ANTHONY R. BRACEROS City Civil Registrar

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

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DEED OF EXTRA JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF REAL ESTATE WITH SALE

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

What do we as a people look for in the man to whom we will entrust the reins of governance after Aquino?

We are looking for somebody who truly understands the dynamics of poverty and thus provide much needed solutions to it. We do not need somebody who because of his skin color claims he is of poor descent therefore has the monopoly of understanding poverty’s dynamics.

We do not need a politician who is only good at spewing sound bites solely for the purpose of landing on the news much more somebody who is fond of using official functions in aid of media mileage. And we do not want somebody who still has to understand the dynamics of poverty on account of his aristocratic pedigree.

Bottom line is, not one of the four deserves to become president of the land hence the compelling need for us to look for that person who can lead this country out of poverty because he has no regard for statuses in life.

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Notice of Publication RA 10172

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

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION MPCFN#2172-2014 Date: November 10, 2014 MPCCE#2173-2014 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 WINIFREDA U. MAGLASANG-NATIVIDAD has filed with this office, a petition for change of first name from “AGUSTINA” to “WINIFREDA” and correction of entry in the child’s date of birth from “Oct. 21, 1954” to “Oct. 31, 1954” in the Certificate of Live Birth of AGUSTINA MAGLASANG at Midsayap, Cotabato and whose parents are JESUS MAGLASANG and BERNARDINA UGDAMIN. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his/her written opposition with this office not later than December 01, 2014.

(Sgd.) Atty. LEO ANTHONY R. BRACEROS City Civil Registrar MDN: Nov 26 & Dec 3, 2014

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Ordinance

Republic of the Philippines PROVINCE OF MISAMIS ORIENTAL MUNICIPALITY OF TAGOLOAN ooOoo

Office of the Sangguniang Bayan

qualified under this Code pursuant to Chapter IV and/or has complied with the requirements under Chapter VII (Requirement for Availment of Incentives) hereof shall enjoy the following fiscal incentives: a.) Exemption from local licenses, fees, dues. – Within Two (2) years from the date business starts operation, a registered investor under this Ordinance shall be fully exempted from payment of:

EXCERPTS FROM THE MINUTES OF THE 50TH REGULAR SESSION OF THE SANGGUNIANG BAYAN OF TAGOLOAN, MISAMIS ORIENTAL, HELD ON AUGUST 27, 2014, AT THE MUNICIPAL SESSION HALL. Present :

Hon. Robinson V. Sabio -

Hon. Armando C. Pomar -

Hon. Chicque C. Co -

Hon. Syremae N. Emano -

Hon. Ignacio L. Factura, II -

Hon. Audie G. Paduganan -

Hon. Arturo C. Casiño, III -

Hon. Felipe C. Valdehuesa, Jr. -

Hon. Jonathan B. Barros - Absent :

Hon. Marlon J. Bolanio

Vice Mayor, Presiding Officer Councilor Councilor Councilor Councilor Councilor Councilor Councilor Councilor

- Liga ng mga Barangay

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i. Mayor’s permit fee ii. Business Manager’s fee iii. Oath fee iv. Other kinds of local licenses, fees, dues, imposed except regulatory fees such as:

a. Health Certificate fee b. Sanitary Permit fee c. Garbage fee d. Tax on Billboard e. Tax on Weight and Measures

b.) Exemption from Business Tax. – For a period of not more than Five (5) years starting from the date of approval of this application, registered investors shall be entitled to the following reductions/exemptions in business tax from the gross sales or receipts earned or realized during the preceding calendar year, to wit: Exemption

ORDINANCE NO. 23, S. 2014 (Explanatory Note) WHEREAS, Article II, Section 20 of the Philippine Constitution states that the State recognizes the indispensable role of the private sector, encourages private enterprise, and provides incentives to needed investments.

WHEREAS, Section 192 of R.A. 7160 States that the local government units are clearly empowered to grant tax exemption privileges.

NOW THEREFORE, after proper deliberation on the matter and on motion of Councilor Chicque C. Co, duly seconded by Councilor Audie G. Paduganan, it was resolved as the body does hereby, RESOLVED, to enact as the body does hereby enact the following Ordinance: ORDINANCE NO. 23, S. 2014 “AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER III (Municipal Investment Council) AND CHAPTER V (INCENTIVES) OF ORDINANCE NO. 02, S. 2005, OTHERWISE KNOWN AS THE INVESTMENT INCENTIVE CODE OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF TAGOLOAN, MISAMIS ORIENTAL, IN THE MANNER PROVIDED FOR HEREIN.” BE IT ORDAINED by the Sangguniang Bayan of Tagoloan, Misamis Oriental, that: SECTION 1. Chapter III (Municipal Investment Council) and Chapter V (Incentives) of Ordinance No. 02, s. 2005, otherwise known as the Investment Incentive Code of the Municipality of Tagoloan, Misamis Oriental, is hereby amended, to read in full as follows: CHAPTER III The Municipal Investment Council SECTION 5. Local Investment Council. There shall be created a Municipal Investment Council (MIC) for the purpose of overseeing the implementation of this Municipal Investment Code.

SECTION 6. Composition of the Municipal Investment Council.

The Council shall be composed of the following: a. Municipal Mayor b. Vice Mayor

- Chairman and Presiding Officer - Vice Chairman

Members: c. Municipal Treasurer d. Municipal Assessor e. Municipal Planning and Development Coordinator f. Municipal Engineer g. Chairman, SB Committee on Ways and Means, Revenue Generation, Budget and Appropriation h. Public Employment Services Officer (PESO) i. Four (4) representatives from the Private Sectors to be appointed by the Mayor with a term of Three (3) years.

CHAPTER V Incentives SECTION 15. INCENTIVES – In addition to the Investment Incentives provided by law and by the Local Government Code, a registered investor

i. First Year 100% of GROSS SALES/RECEIPTS ii. Second Year 100% of GROSS SALES/RECEIPTS iii. Third Year 75% of GROSS SALES/RECEIPTS iv. Fourth Year 50% of GROSS SALES/RECEIPTS v. Fifth Year 25% of GROSS SALES/RECEIPTS v. Sixth Year Taxable in Full SECTION 2. Section 26 (3) of Chapter VII of the same Code is hereby repealed accordingly.

SECTION 3. The numbering of the sections of Ordinance No. 03, s. 2005 shall be adjusted accordingly to conform with the herein amendment.

SECTION 4. This Ordinance shall take effect after its complete publication in local newspaper of general circulation and information.

SECTION 2. EFFECTIVITY CLAUSE. This Ordinance shall take effect upon its approval.

Voting for the foregoing Ordinance were as follows: Ayes: Councilors Armando C. Pomar, Chicque C. Co, Syremae N. Emano, Ignacio L. Factura II, Audie G. Paduganan, Arturo C. Casiño III, Felipe C. Valdehuesa Jr. and Jonathan B. Barros.

Nays: N o n e Abstention: N o n e ADOPTED in the Municipality of Tagoloan, Misamis Oriental, Philippines this 27th day of August 2014.

UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED:

CARRIED: ---------------------------------------------------------

I HEREBY CERTIFY to the correctness of the foregoing Ordinance.

(Sgd.) MS. MYRNA CAGAANAN COSIN

SB Secretary

ATTESTED: ( Sgd.) HON. ROBINSON VALDEHUESA SABIO

Municipal Vice Mayor

Presiding Officer

APPROVED:

(Sgd.) HON. PAULINO YAP EMANO

Municipal Mayor MDN: Dec 3, 10 & 17, 2014

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Notice of Delinquency in the Payment of Realty Taxes

Declared Owner Location T.D. # 1 Abad , Estanislao Brgy. 02 E-000116 2 Abad , Estanislao Brgy. 02 E-003639 3 Abao , Concordio Brgy. 22 E-002280 4 Abrenica , Melecia Brgy. 24-A E-005444 5 Acodili , Cecilia Condeza Brgy. 24-A E-005916 6 Acodili , Teodoro Brgy. 24-A E-005917 7 Agno , Napoleon Brgy. 17 E-002620 8 Agosto , Victor Brgy. 02 E-000108 9 Aguilar , Virgilio Sr. Lunotan E-026695 10 Aguilar , Virgilio Sr. Lunotan E-026696 11 Aguilor , Claudio & Ferrer, Morietta Mimbunga E-031843 12 Albuera , Dedicacion Brgy. 17 E-002500 13 Alemania , Daniel Brgy. 20 E-005666 14 Alemania , Lynn & Paulino Sps. Brgy. 20 E-036553 15 Apugan , Nemesio Hrs. of Brgy. 20 E-006828 16 Apugan , Nemesio Hrs. of Brgy. 20 E-006838 17 Aquino , Eriberta Brgy. 01 E-000009 18 Aquino , Encarnacion Brgy. 01 E-000012 19 Azarcon , Elicio vs Dangaso, Aquino Lunotan E-029043 20 Babaylan , Noniluna V. Brgy. 17 E-039127 21 Balaba , Candido Bantaawan E-018623 22 Baol , Monserat Brgy. 23 E-040963 23 Baran , Domingo Brgy. 18-A E-001887 24 Barnido , Rey Agustine M. Brgy. 19 E-013650 25 Baya , Tirso c/o Villamil, Ramy Mimbalagon E-031904 26 Berdelao , Nicolas Mimbunga E-031670 27 Borga , Fabian Mimbalagon E-031913 28 Bungalon , Judy C. Brgy. 23 E-039754 29 Bungalon , Lourdes C. Brgy. 23 E-039755 30 Buniel , Cipriano Brgy. 06 E-000754 31 Calo , Eustaquio & Madrazo, Fidela Brgy. 26 E-003232 32 Calvez , Rey B. Brgy. 23 E-040461 33 Calvez , Monserat Brgy. 23 E-041092 34 Calvez , Monserat Brgy. 23 E-041093 35 Cañete , Abundio Brgy. 01 E-000003 36 Casa , Felix D. de Brgy. 26 E-004558 37 Casa , Oscar D.de Brgy. 26 E-018525 38 Co , Eugenia Brgy. 19 E-011090 39 Co , Eugenia G. Brgy. 19 E-017505 40 Co , Eugenia G. Brgy. 19 E-017506 41 Condeza , Nonilon Brgy. 19 E-013665 42 Cooperative Bank of Misamis Oriental, Inc. Brgy. 17 E-039495 43 Cruz , Daisy dela Brgy. 03 E-003843 44 Daamo , Rainfreda Brgy .22A E-005344 45 Daamo , Ophelia G. Brgy. 14 E-038096 46 Daya , Balbino Brgy. 20 E-006462 47 Daya , Balbino Brgy. 20 E-008211 48 Daya , Miguel Lunotan E-028829 49 Desoy , Catalino Pigsaluhan E-035805 50 Development Bank of the Philippines Mimbalagon E-031796 51 Enobio , Vivian Brgy. 21 E-012970 52 Escobido , Ignacio Alagatan E-022944 53 Espino , Antonio Kalagonoy E-028544 54 Espino , Antonio Kalagonoy E-028545 55 Estanilla , Nemesio Brgy. 11 E-000786 56 Fabre , Bernadette Brgy. 19 E-011934 57 Ferrer , Epifania Brgy. 19 E-011928 58 Ferrer , Epifania Brgy. 19 E-011929 59 Gabales , Emmanuel Brgy. 07 E-009930 60 Gabales , Emmanuel Brgy. 07 E-009942 61 Gallana , Doreza A. Brgy. 17 E-007566 62 Ganaban , Maximino C. Brgy. 10 E-004273 63 Ganaban , Julio Brgy. 17 E-002581 64 Ganaban , Julio c/o Ganaban, Juanito Brgy. 17 E-002582 65 Ganaban , Grecilia Adm. Ganaban, Julio Mimbalagon E-031794 66 Ganaban , Jeanette Mimbalagon E-031816 67 Ganzon , Ramon Brgy. 22A E-003706 68 Gavina , Julita S. Brgy. 02 E-000162 69 Generales , John & Kalinawan Concordia Brgy. 17 E-002380 70 Guillena , Isidro Pigsaluhan E-035807 71 Guirnela , Libertad Malimas &

Ubalde, Marina Malimas Brgy. 17 E-002390 72 Guirnela , Libertad Malimas Brgy. 17 E-007750 73 Gundaya , Maximino Brgy. 07 E-000479 74 Gundaya , Maximino Brgy. 07 E-040937 75 Gundaya , Vidal Hrs. of

Adm. Gundaya, Ruperto Brgy. 14 E-040879 76 Gundaya , Vidal Hrs. of c/o Gundaya, Eugenio Brgy. 20 E-006859 77 Guno , Antonio Brgy. 17 E-002449 78 Gurro , Ruperto Brgy. 11 E-000807 79 Gurro , Ruperto Brgy. 11 E-000808 80 Gurro , Jojie Brgy. 18 E-013914 81 Gurro , Anacleta Hrs. of

Adm. Tuto, Zanaida G. Brgy. 20 E-006812 82 Guzmana , Jaime G. Brgy. 20 E-003456 83 Guzmana , Jaime G. Brgy. 20 E-005640 84 Hanham , Beatrice Garces Brgy. 17 E-002610 85 Hanham , Beatrice Garces Brgy. 17 E-007922 86 Idulsa , Isidro & Gales, Concepcion (Sps.) Brgy. 04 E-009867 87 Idulsa , Isidro & Gales, Concepcion (Sps.) Brgy. 04 E-037702 88 Jalgado , Kristine Brgy. 03 E-037004 89 Jamero , Jovencio Brgy. 20 E-006473 90 Julaton , Desiderio Brgy. 10 E-004271 91 Kionisala , Czarina Jane V. et. al.

Brgy. 03 E-021016 92 Kionisala , Czarina Jane V. et. al.

Brgy. 03 E-040383 93 Kionisala , Czarina Jane V. et. al.

Brgy. 03 E-040384 94 Kionisala , Czarina Jane V. et. al.

Lunotan E-025276 95 Lagonoy , Cristino Brgy. 20 E-005683 96 Land Bank of the Philippines Brgy. 08 E-000598 97 Lazaro , Rosalinda et. al.

Brgy. 03 E-003851 98 Lucio , Nieves Lawa-an E-027595 99 Maagad , Christian Agay-ayan E-034457 100 Machete , Conchita Brgy. 17 E-002359 101 Madroño , Valeria Mimbuntong E-031096 102 Maestre , Benjamin Brgy. 24 E-019386 103 Magada , Dembe & Rene Jun Alagatan E-022940 104 Magada , Michelle & Rene Jun Alagatan E-022941 105 Magalona , Candelaria Lunotan E-028849 106 Magsacay , Nicanor Brgy. 21 E-001282 107 Magto , Laureano Mimbalagon E-031922 108 Mandamiento , Pacita Kibuging E-029685 109 Mangaron , Leon Brgy. 08 E-000593 110 Mangaron , Isaias Brgy. 22A E-003704 111 Manzano , Marcelina Agay-ayan E-009337 112 Maquidato , Jacquiline Villacencio et. al.

Bagubad E-022641 113 Maquidato , Joseph Brgy. 26 E-026674 114 Maquiso , Melchezadek Mimbalagon E-031763 115 Maquiso , Tess Michelle Mimbalagon E-031764 116 Maquiso , Melchezadek Mimbalagon E-031765 117 Maquiso , Besben et. al.

Mimbalagon E-031803 118 Martinez , Rosario Brgy. 06 E-039826 119 Matbagon , Danilo Kalagonoy E-028548 120 Mejares , Felipe vs Tabac, Gabriel Mimbalagon E-031846 121 Mejares , Lucana et. at.

Mimbalagon E-031896 122 Mejares , Benjamin Mimbalagon E-034685 123 Mejares , Lucena Mimbalagon E-034689 124 Mendoza , Amado Mimbalagon E-031910 125 Mercado , Salvador R. Jr. Brgy. 23 E-008192 126 Mercado , Salvador R. Jr. Brgy. 23 E-021299 127 Mercado , Salvador R. Jr. Brgy. 23 E-021303 128 Mercado , Salvador R. Jr. Brgy. 23 E-021305 129 Mercado , Salvador R. Jr. Brgy. 23 E-021306 130 Mercado , Salvador R. Jr. Brgy. 23 E-035125 131 Mercado , Salvador R. Jr. Brgy. 23 E-040511 132 Mercado , Marvin Kalagonoy E-039018 133 Micubo , Solomon Brgy. 21 E-013944 134 Militante , Walter Brgy. 17 E-034857 135 Militante , Ayesa Brgy. 23 E-038469 136 Mina , Kissinger Raphael Mimbalagon E-031818 137 Mondigo , Zoilo Pangasihan E-026317 138 Monisit , Perpetua Daan Lungsod E-016664 139 Morales , Anita Brgy. 26 E-002898 140 Morales , Anita Brgy. 26 E-017259 141 Motoomull , Dolores F. Daan Lungsod E-016773

Ass. Val. 101,140.00 29,000.00 33,040.00 47,920.00 16,110.00 17,720.00 21,230.00 23,030.00 14,230.00 12,850.00 10,560.00 24,780.00 23,380.00 22,460.00 35,120.00 12,230.00 16,190.00 10,900.00 13,670.00 25,880.00 5,820.00 254,990.00 7,780.00 10,304.00 10,140.00 10,210.00 15,120.00 13,160.00 19,740.00 20,920.00 20,930.00 36,780.00 74,870.00 96,660.00 16,570.00 97,640.00 32,610.00 12,390.00 53,810.00 53,450.00 108,913.00 11,660.00 16,130.00 17,840.00 29,620.00 5,970.00 24,870.00 16,550.00 13,070.00 68,820.00 19,530.00 10,440.00 5,440.00 12,650.00 35,150.00 49,240.00 13,840.00 10,150.00 25,820.00 34,620.00 196,040.00 9,100.00 13,160.00 53,000.00 63,080.00 10,740.00 18,750.00 11,930.00 12,390.00 7,530.00

Tax Due 16,516.78 4,735.88 4,187.97 4,378.70 2,060.86 1,619.17 1,955.11 7,049.73 8,136.63 7,347.66 2,178.46 2,235.32 2,109.02 2,026.03 9,266.07 2,444.26 2,643.93 1,381.56 5,380.05 2,334.54 587.82 23,299.72 1,564.06 2,054.32 1,534.30 5,201.13 3,152.89 1,668.09 2,502.14 2,644.50 1,912.50 3,360.87 17,758.71 23,322.94 2,706.00 11,598.42 4,171.72 1,570.49 6,820.66 6,775.04 16,790.74 1,477.95 3,223.71 2,934.26 1,894.51 1,200.13 3,468.83 4,770.57 7,551.11 32,656.38 10,304.37 5,304.95 3,238.92 6,882.41 3,170.79 6,299.14 3,654.29 2,778.02 2,329.13 4,388.25 51,656.67 3,306.30 2,149.12 4,780.94 7,694.07 2,239.56 3,083.92 1,948.26 3,557.97 4,368.48

Years Del. 2010-2014 2010-2014 2011-2014 2012-2014 2011-2014 2012-2014 2012-2014 2004-2014 2000-2014 2009-2014 2010-2014 2012-2014 2012-2014 2012-2014 2005-2014 2009-2014 2010-2014 2011-2014 1996-2014 2012-2014 2013-2014 2012-2014 2009-2014 2009-2014 2013-2014 2000-2014 2010-2014 2011-2014 2011-2014 2011-2014 2012-2014 2012-2014 2008-2014 2008-2014 2010-2014 2011-2014 2011-2014 2011-2014 2011-2014 2011-2014 2010-2014 2011-2014 partial 2009-2014 partial 2010-2014 2012-2014 2009-2014 2010-2014 2001-2014 1996-2014 2000-2014 2000-2014 1996-2014 1996-2014 1996-2014 2012-2014 2011-2014 2007-2014 2007-2014 2012-2014 2011-2014 2006-2014 2004-2014 2010-2014 2012-2014 2011-2014 2010-2014 2010-2014 2010-2014 2005-2014 1996-2014

19,810.00 23,700.00 24,530.00 56,780.00

1,787.02 3,870.37 2,212.79 5,121.93

2012-2014 2010-2014 2011-2014 2012-2014

37,580.00 31,200.00 12,390.00 34,890.00 31,720.00 19,620.00

3,789.97 5,131.63 2,249.81 3,147.32 2,861.34 8,170.01

2012-2014 2010-2014 2009-2014 2012-2014 2012-2014 2003-2014

52,090.00 154,970.00 26,400.00 9,870.00 21,140.00 100,110.00 21,720.00 29,490.00 18,820.00 23,990.00 92,130.00 31,050.00 45,200.00 18,560.00 7,760.00 21,090.00 20,660.00 17,540.00 109,340.00 9,590.00 8,670.00 58,770.00 21,980.00 30,100.00 18,780.00 23,690.00 10,280.00 5,550.00 9,940.00 17,680.00 11,730.00 22,780.00 34,830.00 18,090.00 13,390.00 13,610.00 124,400.00 25,130.00 45,840.00 84,950.00 5,310.00 5,340.00 5,130.00 3,980.00 51,071.00 10,000.00 62,150.00 61,990.00 43,330.00 25,730.00 234,070.00 10,410.00 12,100.00 76,880.00 199,100.00 6,100.00 8,310.00 11,260.00 18,720.00 48,350.00 18,670.00

3,348.44 14,160.40 2,412.31 1,611.87 3,452.30 30,182.07 2,753.11 5,893.77 5,137.84 6,377.37 8,310.74 2,800.93 4,077.34 3,191.82 2,226.63 2,673.27 3,562.71 10,294.65 21,980.08 2,074.87 1,174.15 13,896.14 2,219.98 3,040.09 11,074.99 2,134.43 1,038.27 3,218.01 1,259.95 2,241.00 8,961.86 2,054.92 2,473.42 3,111.11 2,002.71 2,340.58 58,402.15 3,185.33 6,207.89 24,916.13 536.33 539.34 518.14 2,054.01 9,149.70 1,998.55 12,421.06 12,389.09 8,659.76 5,142.29 29,669.31 4,965.74 2,418.26 6,935.05 17,960.08 1,651.74 3,321.68 3,673.65 5,013.26 9,663.04 2,388.28

2012-2014 2012-2014 2012-2014 2010-2014 2010-2014 2006-2014 2011-2014 2009-2014 xxx 2007-2014 2007-2014 2012-2014 2012-2014 2012-2014 2011-2014 2003-2014 2011-2014 2009-2014 1996-2014 2009-2014 2008-2014 2012-2014 2009-2014 2013-2014 2013-2014 1980-2014 2012-2014 2013-2014 1996-2014 2011-2014 2011-2014 1996-2014 2009-2014 2012-2014 2011-2014 2011-2014 2011-2014 1999-2014 2011-2014 2012-2014 2006-2014 2013-2014 2013-2014 2013-2014 1996-2014 2009-2014 2009-2014 2009-2014 2009-2014 2009-2014 2009-2014 2011-2014 2000-2014 2009-2014 2012-2014 2012-2014 2008-2014 2003-2014 2003-2014 2005-2014 2009-2014 2011-2014

NEWS

Declared Owner Location T.D. # Ass. Val. Tax Due Years Del. 142 Namoc , Luisita Brgy. 20 E-005669 49,560.00 4,470.63 2012-2014 143 Namocatcat , Godofredo Lunotan E-029051 15,750.00 7,509.07 1996-2014 144 Nueva , Juliana Demetillo Brgy. 14 E-000173 21,630.00 2,741.68 2011-2014 145 Obedencio , Bienvenido Lunotan E-026548 18,200.00 7,174.19 2000-2014 146 Objero , Gavina Agay-ayan E-009521 15,510.00 2,551.00 2010-2014 147 Ocampo , Felix & Gomez, Cleopatra Brgy. 6 E-000667 73,465.00 6,627.01 2012-2014 148 Ochea , Godofredo Brgy. 19 E-011903 15,140.00 4,112.90 2007-2014 149 Oclaret , Rafael Brgy. 19 E-011622 26,950.00 6,272.09 2007-2014 150 Oculam , Floriano Brgy. 22A E-003727 17,840.00 2,261.29 2011-2014 151 Oculam , Floriano Brgy. 22A E-014510 20,830.00 2,640.28 2011-2014 152 Olip , Fermina Maribucao E-028795 10,820.00 2,817.26 2008-2014 153 Oliveros , Victor Kipuntos E-033782 26,560.00 2,426.92 2012-2014 154 Opaon , Jacinto Lunao E-015485 35,270.00 8,643.80 2009-2014 155 Ordinan , Elvie Raut-raut Brgy. 26 E-026735 26,430.00 4,316.17 2010-2014 156 Ordiz , Miguel Brgy. 19 E-011953 10,150.00 2,028.54 2009-2014 157 Padayhag , Conchita Brgy. 20 E-006781 44,630.00 7,288.34 2010-2014 158 Paguia , Moises de Lunotan E-029067 14,890.00 8,007.95 1985-2014 159 Paguia , Artemia de vs Cena, Celestino Mimbalagon E-034669 5,745.00 3,645.89 1996-2014 160 Paguia , Oscar Mimbuntong E-029073 17,940.00 10,937.54 1980-2014 161 Pajaron , Helen Brgy. 20 E-008555 14,880.00 2,973.66 2009-2014 162 Palac , Esmeralda Lunao E-033106 20,640.00 4,149.16 2009-2014 163 Pardillo , Wilma & Ramos, Elizabeth Brgy. 24A E-006257 16,900.00 3,378.51 2009-2014 164 Pardillo , Wilma & Ramos, Elizabeth Brgy. 24A E-006260 12,370.00 2,472.21 2009-2014 165 Pardillo , Wilma & Ramos, Elizabeth Brgy. 24A E-006303 11,450.00 2,291.33 2009-2014 166 Pardillo , Wilma & Ramos, Elizabeth Brgy. 24A E-006304 12,770.00 2,552.15 2009-2014 167 Pardillo , Wilma & Ramos, Elizabeth Brgy. 24A E-006305 41,450.00 3,739.04 2012-2014 168 Pardillo , Wilma & Ramos, Elizabeth Brgy. 24A E-006310 19,350.00 3,867.20 2009-2014 169 Pascua , Nicolas Lunao E-033111 13,500.00 3,413.82 2009-2014 170 Pascual , Teofane Lunao E-033110 20,940.00 4,209.47 2009-2014 171 Pascual , Anecito Lunao E-034604 32,960.00 6,623.77 2009-2014 172 Penera , Lucio Brgy. 26 E-021179 18,840.00 3,765.30 2009-2014 173 Plaza , Modesto & Remedios (Sps.) Daan Lungsod E-029759 46,290.00 4,229.73 2012-2014 174 Prestoza , Oscar Brgy. 19 E-026220 18,730.00 3,058.72 2010-2014 175 Queroila , Salud Brgy. 12 E-000516 13,380.00 2,674.07 2009-2014 176 Queroila , Salud et. al.

Murallon E-018476 3,600.00 2,355.81 1996-2014 177 Ragmac , Rosino Brgy. 19 E-011939 23,450.00 3,829.52 2010-2014 178 Ramos , Eva Brgy. 26 E-002830 17,350.00 1,565.07 2012-2014 179 Ramos , Arnulfo & Eva Brgy. 26 E-017215 46,210.00 4,168.42 2012-2014 180 Ramoso , Isabelo Agay-ayan E-009728 12,139.70 2,440.39 2009-2014 181 Ratilla , Allan & Ma. Theresa Yagon Brgy. 22A E-038546 19,330.00 2,450.15 2011-2014 182 Rauto , Visitacion Brgy. 20 E-006962 22,390.00 4,474.77 2009-2014 183 Raya , Dinah Brgy. 09 E-013634 48,330.00 4,359.66 2012-2014 184 Raya , Emmanuel & Condeza, Dinah Brgy. 19 E-011475 15,380.00 1,387.39 2012-2014 185 Refugio , Aurelia Brgy. 22A E-014388 10,970.00 2,516.24 2008-2014 186 Regis , Ireneo Lunao E-015581 28,420.00 3,670.39 2011-2014 187 Regis , Arcadio Lunao E-033030 19,140.00 3,877.62 2009-2014 188 Retuya , Eleuterio Mimbalagon E-031754 70,000.00 50,259.55 1996-2014 189 Reyes , Modesto Brgy. 10 E-000820 87,890.00 14,352.97 2010-2014 190 Reyes , Cynthia Cruz Talon E-009040 19,800.00 1,964.04 2013-2014 191 Reyes , Lorenzo Miguel Talon E-009053 22,050.00 2,187.21 2013-2014 192 Rife , Genaro Adm. Vicente, Rife Tinulongan E-004032 7,450.00 2,353.76 2007-2014 193 Rodriguez , Romulo Jr. Alagatan E-022888 66,960.00 25,367.38 2000-2014 194 Rodriguez , Francisco Brgy. 06 E-000727 31,750.00 3,046.21 2012-2014 195 Rodriguez , Benedicto c/o Toledo, Benevel Lunao E-033036 30,160.00 6,062.90 2009-2014 196 Rodriguez , Evelyn Lunao E-036627 18,400.00 3,698.86 2009-2014 197 Roquia , Edgar & Carmela (Sps.) Brgy. 26 E-017858 45,520.00 4,159.39 2012-2014 198 Rosmeros , Domingo Bakid-Bakid E-027943 12,760.00 6,254.43 1997-2014 199 Rural Bank of Medina Lunotan E-028845 19,830.00 2,693.05 2012-2014 200 Rural Bank of Medina Pigsaluhan E-035811 9,220.00 2,259.58 2009-2014 201 Sabacajan , Zacarias Pigsaluhan E-035826 6,580.00 4,264.90 1996-2014 202 Sabanal , Lemuel S. Kalagonoy E-039019 4,870.00 2,310.98 2005-2014 203 Sabaria , Ricardo Lunao E-032585 66,060.00 13,279.70 2009-2014 204 Sabio , Caroline Cruz & Ong Concesa Cruz Talon E-009025 33,720.00 2,370.32 2013-2014 205 Sabit , Teresita C. c/o Vidal, Adoracion Brgy. 17 E-007825 23,960.00 5,647.04 2008-2014 206 Saelens , Perla Camara Brgy. 17 E-002379 23,880.00 1,301.62 2013-2014 207 Saelens , Perla Camara Brgy. 17 E-006980 191,060.00 10,413.95 2013-2014 208 Saelens , Perla Camara Brgy. 17 E-006981 84,770.00 7,646.74 2012-2014 209 Sajot , Rodrigo Brgy. 25 E-004111 12,390.00 2,023.37 2010-2014 210 Salarda , Eduardo Jr. Brgy. 17 E-007896 65,610.00 22,049.31 2005-2014 211 Salarda , Eduardo Jr. Brgy. 17 E-007897 20,410.00 6,687.26 2005-2014 212 Salarda , Caroline M. Brgy. 17 E-007899 103,170.00 33,568.08 2005-2014 213 Salcedo , Onesimo G. Mimbalagon E-031889 9,560.00 5,524.13 1996-2014 214 Sales , Melanie Brgy. 19 E-013604 11,940.00 1,513.44 2011-2014 215 Salinas , Simon Brgy. 06 E-000730 20,900.00 3,413.11 2010-2014 216 Salo , Nicolas Lunao E-032526 5,600.00 2,523.93 2002-2014 217 Salo , Nicolas Lunao E-032563 15,490.00 4,226.44 2007-2014 218 Salvaña , Tolentino Lunao E-015364 13,290.00 2,874.84 2008-2014 219 Sampayan , Rico Lunao E-036051 16,630.00 2,127.33 2011-2014 220 Sanchez , Leoncito Brgy. 16 E-001372 47,550.00 6,461.64 2010-2014 221 Sanchez , Leoncito Brgy. 16 E-014632 13,600.00 2,718.05 2009-2014 222 Santos , Purificacion Sanchez de Brgy. 16 E-001371 60,550.00 5,461.98 2012-2014 223 Santos , Grace Brgy. 26 E-003366 16,570.00 3,330.97 2009-2014 224 Secretaria , Romeo Brgy. 18A E-002095 7,570.00 1,703.77 2006-2014 225 Secretaria , Romeo Brgy. 18A E-020204 18,160.00 4,941.38 2007-2014 226 Secretaria , Theresa Brgy. 19 E-038300 101,480.00 8,195.14 2012-2014 227 Siembra , Narciso Brgy. 22A E-012543 48,220.00 3,058.64 2012-2014 228 Silawan , Florida Mierly Sanchez Brgy. 17 E-007884 23,140.00 4,624.67 2009-2014 229 Socorom . Narlene Brgy. 19 E-038287 207,830.00 18,747.54 2012-2014 230 Solis , Florante A. Sr. & Yucelie H. (Sps.) Daan Lungsod E-040313 57,820.00 5,283.30 2012.2014 231 Sorronda , Ernesto A. Sr. Lunotan E-026556 15,540.00 4,574.24 2006-2014 232 Sotto , Pacita Brgy. 24A E-006047 18,610.00 3,924.18 2008-2014 233 Sumalinog , Rosalita Brgy. 18A E-020207 44,640.00 5,710.38 2011-2014 234 Tabamo , Manolo Brgy. 24 E-010809 24,540.00 4,904.47 2009-2014 235 Tabamo , Manolo Sr. Brgy. 24 E-010810 24,590.00 4,914.46 2009-2014 236 Tabamo , Juliet Brgy. 24A E-020110 19,150.00 3,827.25 2009-2014 237 Taguic , Epifanio Brgy. 16 E-014701 23,870.00 1,301.06 2013-2014 238 Tamparong , Samson Brgy. 22 E-012649 18,280.00 2,818.16 2010-2014 239 Tanasas , Maxima Brgy. 19 E-010881 74,340.00 8,064.48 2011-2014 240 Tanasas , Evangeline Daan Lungsod E-028945 16,340.00 1,493.06 2012-2014 241 Tanudtanud , Nilo R. Brgy. 22 E-012629 34,760.00 4,405.98 2011-2014 242 Tanudtanud , Rex Lunotan E-027624 12,610.00 2,140.43 2011-2014 243 Tanudtanud , Nilo R. Lunotan E-041632 5,850.00 580.23 2013-2014 244 Teatro , Petronilo Brgy. 13 E-000869 16,720.00 2,119.31 2011-2014 245 Teatro , Nicolas Brgy. 17 E-002518 23,429.00 8,804.87 1999-2014 246 Teatro , Senecio Brgy. 17 E-002526 14,810.00 3,275.65 2008-2014 247 Teatro , Senecio Brgy. 17 E-002531 27,320.00 6,064.58 2008-2014 248 Teatro , Senecio Brgy. 17 E-002532 33,120.00 7,322.53 2008-2014 249 Teatro , Fredeswinda et. al.

Brgy. 24A E-006745 8,460.00 1,927.68 2008-2014 250 Templado , Imelda Lunao E-032551 14,880.00 2,991.26 2009-2014 251 The Dwellers Landless &

Homeless Urban Poor Ass., Inc. Brgy. 24A E-005945 23,210.00 4,638.66 2009-2014 252 The Dwellers Landless &

Homeless Urban Poor Ass., Inc. Brgy. 24A E-005946 14,210.00 1,801.16 2011-2014 253 The Dwellers Landless &

Homeless Urban Poor Ass., Inc. Brgy. 24A E-005947 19,990.00 1,803.21 2012-2014 254 The Dwellers Landless & Homeless Urban Poor Ass., Inc. Brgy. 24A E-005950 17,760.00 1,602.07 2012-2014 255 Tion , Luz Marife Brgy. 20 E-006818 57,020.00 5,143.56 2012-2014 256 Torcino , Victor Brgy. 17 E-007611 18,350.00 2,996.67 2010-2014 257 Torres , Teresita Brgy. 24A E-019405 9,180.00 2,888.41 2006-2014 258 Torrevillas , Gregorio Jr. Brgy. 22 E-012603 28,800.00 7,861.14 2007-2014 259 Torrevillas , Gregorio Jr.

Adm. BC Educational Supply. GC Brgy. 22 E-012604 12,000.00 3,275.48 2007-2014 260 Torrevillas , Gregorio Brgy. 22 E-012605 32,000.00 8,734.60 2007-2014 261 Trabajo , Mansueto Brgy. 19 E-011522 19,490.00 5,281.94 2007-2014 262 Tuto , Gregoria Brgy. 22A E-001455 21,480.00 1,937.64 2012-2014 263 Ubalde , Ricarda V. de Lunao E-015293 25,690.00 3,286.77 2011-2014 264 Usarraga , Luvimin & Tizon, Fe Brgy. 17 E-002375 11,360.00 2,270.37 2009-2014 265 Uy , Judith Brgy .17 E-007871 45,000.00 2,452.79 2013-2014 266 Valcorza , Abundio Lunotan E-028834 18,490.00 2,462.72 2012-2014 267 Valensia , Iyrene Sebolino Brgy. 22A E-014597 56,930.00 7,216.01 2011-2014 268 Velasco , Florentino Brgy. 24A E-015013 24,280.00 11,595.98 2000-2014 269 Veyra , Edgardo B. de Lunot E-026698 35,740.00 13,668.35 2001-2014 270 Villa , Maria A. de Brgy. 17 E-002513 15,610.00 2,549.20 2010-2014 271 Villa , Rogen Dime de Brgy. 22A E-005367 56,930.00 5,134.29 2009-2014 272 Villa , Rodelo de San Juan E-029447 8,160.00 1,640.96 2009-2014 273 Villa , Rodelo de San Juan E-029448 5,660.00 1,262.42 2008-2014 274 Villarta , Roderick Brgy. 24A E-013419 8,530.00 2,182.84 2007-2014 275 Villegas , Eduardo Jr. & Pascua, Leonora Lunao E-034600 48,090.00 9,667.27 2009-2014 276 Vitangcor , Clara S. Brgy. 22A E-014486 19,220.00 2,963.06 2010-2014 277 Yagon , Demetrio C. Brgy. 22A E-038240 17,840.00 2,261.29 2011-2014 278 Yumol , Salvador Jr. Brgy. 17 E-007645 24,000.00 2,822.85 2011-2014 279 Zarate , Epifanio Cuerdo Brgy. 17 E-000207 19,490.00 1,758.09 2012-2014

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Lighting of Christmas lights rolls out “Pasko sa Iligan” ILIGAN CITY - The City Government’s annual Christmas festivity dubbed as “Pasko sa Iligan ” formally kicked off, on December 1, 2014.

The opening salvo , switching on Christmas lights on adopt a tree project at City Hall and the lighting of the giant Nativity at City Plaza and releasing of balloon highlighted the ceremonial opening of the Christmas festival in Iligan City.

The Pasko sa Iligan is an annual undertaking of the City Government signaling the month long celebration of the Yuletide Season.

The opening salvo ushers

in the merry month of the year where numerous activities including contests have been lined up to ensure public participation and enjoyment.

This year the Giant Nativity at the

KORONADAL CITY, South Cotabato - Some 416 underprivileged and displaced workers in South Cotabato are set to benefit from an emergency employment initiative spearheaded by the provincial government.

This after the Sangguniang Panlalawigan has approved a resolution authorizing Gov. Daisy AvanceFuentes to enter into an agreement with the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) 12 for the said employment project.

Board Member Ellen Grace Subere-Albios, proponent of the resolution, said that under the project, which has the support of 2nd “District Rep. Ferdinand

Hernandez, each beneficiary will be given work for 22 days.

“They will be hired to monitor the projects being implemented by the provincial and municipal governments as well as those being implemented by the barangays,” Board Member Albios said.

Monitoring will also cover projects of national governments agencies carried out by the provincial government.

“They will also provide support to provincial government projects such as the ongoing highway beautification, the clean and green project, and others,” she added.

City Plaza is an icon of peace, joy and prosperity and will be the center of attraction for both children and adults during night time.

Iligan City Mayor Celso G. Regencia

in a message said “Christmas is the celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ who was sent to us on earth by the Heavenly Father to be our savior. He was the son of our Heavenly Father but chosen to

SoCot gives emergency employment to 416 displaced workers Albios explained that the local government units in the second district have helped the provincial government identify the beneficiaries of the emergency employment project.

South Cotabato’s second district covers the municipalities of Banga, Lake Sebu,

be born on a manger.”

“Let us all follow the example of Jesus and let us act or humble ourselves in relation with others.” Mayor Regencia said.

While Vice Mayor Ruderic Marzo sent a message of love and said, “let us make this celebration a meaningful one by spreading love not only on the Yuletide season but all the year round.”

Other activities during the “Pasko sa Iligan” are the Daygon Contest, Stand- Up Comedy Show, Christmas Bazar, Pasko sa Amphi, InterBarangay Choral Competition. (Iligan Web)

Norala, Sto. Nino, Surallah, Tantangan, and Tboli as well as the lone city of Koronadal.

According to the lady legislator, DOLE 12 could spend about P2.5 million for this emergency employment project which is expected to commence this month.

(DEDoguiles-PIA 12)

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Sand and Gravel - Residents of Sultan Kudarat town in Maguindanao scoop out sand and gravel from the Simuay River on Friday (28 Nov 2014). Sand, gravel and hollow blocks are the most accessible means of livelihood among locals.

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9 confirmed deaths from AIDS in South Cotabato this year

cooperatives, urged buyers to choose Christmas lights that have a PS (product standard) mark from the Department of Trade and Industry.

She said substandard lights become available because some people like to buy cheap.

But she cautioned that these products may be dangerous.

“Paliton lang ang dili makadisgrasya,” Dahino said.

“Bahala na mahal-mahal basta luwas,” she added.

She said safety is more important than the price.

GENERAL Santos City––Health personnel in South Cotabato province have recorded nine confirmed deaths in the area this year due to the disease complications triggered by the Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS).

John Codilla, focal person for Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)/AIDS of the South Cotabato of the Integrated Provincial Health Office (IPHO), said Tuesday the nine fatalities were among the 53 new HIV/AIDS cases that emerged in the area from January to September this year.

He said the nine deaths all involved males who were already suffering from full-blown AIDS and the late stages of the disease when they submitted themselves to testing.

“By the time their results came out, it was too late for them to undergo treatment as the disease already progressed

to the end stages,” he said in a media forum in Koronadal City.

Three deaths were recorded in Sto. Nino town; two each in Koronadal City and Polomolok town; and, one each in Tantangan and Surallah towns.

The victims died of severe complications of “opportunistic infections” or diseases like tuberculosis, pneumonia and Kaposi’s sarcoma, which is a cancer that develops from the cells that line the lymph or blood vessels.

Of the 53 new cases, Codilla said 13 were already full-blown AIDS while 40 were asymptomatic HIV. He said most of these cases were detected by the IPHO’s HIV screening and testing center based in Koronadal City later confirmed by the Department of Health’s Sexually-Transmitted Diseases (STD)/AIDS Cooperative Central Laboratory (SACCL) in Manila.

A total of 48 cases involved males, 11 of whom were former Overseas Filipino Workers, he said.

Codilla said 25 of the new HIV/AIDS victims were aged 25 to 34 years-old and 16 were within the 15 to 24 years-old age range.

He said the youngest victim was aged 15 years-old and among the latest cases involved two male students of a university in Koronadal City.

“There has been an increasing trend in terms of (HIV/AIDS) infection among young professionals or those within the productive ages,” he said.

With the detection of the 53 new HIV/AIDS, Codilla said the province’s disease incidence now stands at a total of 194.

He said 184 of these cases were only recorded from 2010 up to the present.

“So far, we’ve been detecting

an average of one case every week and we receive inquiries for screening and testing on a daily basis,” he said.

Dr. Rogelio Aturdido Jr., IPHO chief, attributed the rise in confirmed HIV/AIDS cases in the province to the increasing awareness among various vulnerable sectors.

“Our current rate of HIV/ AIDS detection is quite alarming but were also looking at it as a positive sign that our awareness campaigns and calls for voluntary testing have been gaining ground,” he said.

He said they consider the 194 confirmed cases in the province as just the “tip of the ice berg.”

“We expect to detect more cases in the coming months as more people are now aware of it and submitting themselves to testing,” he said.

Aturdido said the IPHO has a special unit that conducts HIV/

AIDS testing and counselling for free and in confidential manner.

Those found positive are immediately referred by the IPHO to the Southern Philippines Medical Center (SPMC) in Davao City to undergo maintenance or antiretroviral drug treatment.

Antiretroviral drug treatment mainly stops the multiplication of the infected person’s viral load and eventually prevents them from further spreading the disease.

In some countries, the use of antiretroviral drugs has helped effectively lower the incidence of HIV infection to about one percent and eventually stabilized the detected cases.

Aturdido said 52 of the HIV/ AIDS victims are currently receiving antiretroviral from the SPMC, which is the DOH’s main treatment hub for the disease in southern and central Mindanao.

(MindaNews)

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He said they have to study the issues raised by Zamboanga City Rep. Celso Lobregat and former Iligan Mayor Lawrence Cruz that the Constitution does not allow any province, city, town or barangay to be divided, merged with or its boundaries altered without conforming with the requirements provided for under the Local Government Code of 1991.

The core territory of the proposed Bangsamoro includes the five-province, two-city Autonomou Region in Muslim Mindanao

(ARMM) and the six towns in Lanao del Norte and 39 barangays in North Cotabato that voted for inclusion in the ARMM in the 2001 plebiscite.

The six towns are Baloi, Munai, Nunungan, Pantar , Tagoloan and Tangkal town.

Also in question are some barangays in Iligan City: and in the towns of Kabacan, Carmen, Aleosan, Pigcawayan, Pikit and Midsayap in North Cotabato province.

“I find this ironic because most of these areas are dominated by Muslims,” Rodriguez said.

Rodriguez said his committee will conduct ten more public hearings before they would meet in plenary session.

The scheduled public hearings are Baguio and Laoag cities on Dec. 5; Buluan, Maguindanao and Koronadal, Dec. 10; Davao City, Dec. 11; Kabacan and Midsayap towns in North Cotabato, Dec. 12; Butuan City, Dec. 13; and Cebu and Iloilo cities on Dec. 15.

In mid-November, Rodriguez told MindaNews that the public hearings on the Bangsamoro Basic Law “will be the most com-

prehensive and inclusive consultations in the history of the House of Representatives.”

Rodriguez added that the Ad Hoc Commitee “will then deliberate on the bill when we resume session on January 19.”

Plenary debates are “expected starting Feb 2 and approval by end of February,” Rodriguez said.

Congress takes a break from December 20 to January 18, 2015, will resume sessions from January 19 to March 20 and will go on break again from March 21 to May 3.

month of operation, there was already a return on her investment. Now, she plans to rent another space just within the block where her store is located for her to have a bodega after she sought an increasing hike of the sales.

Apart from her agrivet business, Libeth is also into buying and selling copra and uling (charcoal). This gives her another additional income.

All for the children Libs and her family are never tired of working hard, all of her children.

She financed Marilou, her first child, a solo parent, a sari - sari store at Barangay Mararag. Now Marilou was able to build her abode and

raises pigs from the income of the store.

Also, she lent Michael, her second child now based in Davao the multi – cab and capital for his buy and sell of mangoes business.

She is also into retailing of gasoline. Louie Paul, her fifth child manages it.

She got her supplies from Phoenix Company, of which gives her an additional average income of P5,000 per week. Louie also helped in her mom’s buying and selling of palay.

Her two other children, Cyril Beth and Cyrix John, take care of the three (3) sows on its way this December and January and six (6) hogs. Cyril Beth is a college graduate while Cyrix

is a third year Criminology student.

“These are all for them, we are doing this to give them a better life which we were deprived of, “ Libeth proudly said.

Future plans The Polinar Agrivet Supply 2 in San Agustin does well. With its promising response from the market, Libeth plans to expand to other neighboring municipalities. Before the year ends, she is dedicated to open another branch of her retailing business, the Polinar Agrivet Supply 3 for his second child to manage.

Now, she is busy looking for a strategic space where to put up her 3rd Agrivet store.

On her success

“I owe it all to Him. I am grateful for this privilege, His abundance given. I am forever grateful for those who became instruments of our success. To the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program of the DSWD and to the SLP, my second family I considered, thank you very much, without forgetting of course the QualiFeeds,” Libeth tearfully narrated.

“SLP completely changed our life. It gave our family a chance of a lifetime. Who would lend us capital with no interest? It’s only SLP. If chances knock you really have to gamble, that’s what I did. Never to be afraid to take chances, you’ve just got to have confidence in yourself.” she continued.

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of the rape when she found out that her daught e r, a m i n or, w a s t w o months pregnant.

L a b or s ai d t h e t w o women first hid in a house awaiting help from the barangay chairman because the father had allegedly threatened them if they reported to the police.

They were accompanied to the town police headquarters by the barangay chairman.

The man’s daug hter alleged that her father had also raped her previously but Labor said the police have yet to find any previous complaints.

Hemostra denied the allegations.

Labor said a case of grave threats will be filed first against the suspect to be followed by a rape case when the medical records of the minor are ready.

The other day, Makati Rep. Abigail Binay sounded alarm over the rising number of rape cases in the Philippines.

Binay s aid an average of 28 rape cases are reported ever y day nationwide.

T he Ph i lippi ne Na tional Police has reported a total of 7,785 rape cases in the country from Januar y to S e pte mb e r t h is year.

Last year the average number of rape cases per day was 25.

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sectors questioning the constitutionality of the proposed Bangsamoro Law. He said despite manifestation from those who oppose the law, he saw only several issues that they would have to fix before submitting their final draft to the Senate by January next year.

The major issue they have to resolve, according to Rodriguez, is the question of inclusion of some towns and barangays into the new Bangsamoro region

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Marihatag Municipal Mayor candidly commented.

Mayor Pelenio added that Libeth is a woman to be mirrored and be replicated with her utmost dedication and passion showed not only in her businesses but as well as in achieving her dreams.

The mayor also mentioned that Libeth is a risk – taker and is not afraid to take a big leap.

On October 8, 2014 Libeth opened a new branch of her retailing business at Brgy. San Agustin, the Polinar Agrivet Supply 2 managed by Jessie Boy, her fourth child. For less than a

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M’nao-wide signature campaign launched in Koronadal City In support of ‘grassroots budgeting’

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MILLION SIGNATURES. Stakeholders raise copies of the manifesto of support, dubbed as “MilyongLagda para sa GPP,”

which campaign was launched by Kilos Mamamayan and its local partner, Aksyon Mindanao, during the “SOCCSKARGEN GPP Stakeholders’ Summit,” held Tuesday, December 2, 2014, at CincoNinas Hotel in Koronadal City. Signatures will also be gathered in Regions IX, Region X, and Region XI. At least, 100,000 signatures were collected in Koronadal, even as they turned-over the signed forms from Mindanaoans, represented through CSOs from regions 9, 10, 11, 12, 13.

ORONADAL City - Civil society organizations (CSOs) on Tuesday launched a Mindanao-wide signature campaign in support of the Aquino administration’s Grassroots Participatory Budgeting Process (GPBP).

Through a manifesto of support dubbed “MilyongLagda para sa GPP,” the campaign launched by Kilos Mamamayan and its local partner, Aksyon Mindanao during the “SOCCSKARGEN GPP Stakeholders’ Summit,” held at CincoNinas hotel in this city, aims to rally support behind the call to institutionalize the program.

Aksyon Mindanao vowed to help gather signatures in Regions IX, Region X, and Region XI. Other CSOs supportive of the “MilyongLagda” campaign in Mindanao are: Working Youth Club of San Miguel, Tagum CityNew Balamban Small Coconut Farmers Assn. Empowered Muslim Women Org, Tagum City PanaboEcoland Line Operator Drivers Assn, MabunaoWomens MultiPurpose Cooperative; Muslim Christian Solidarity for Peace, Panabo City based in Region IX, Barangay Womens BWDC, Indahag Homeowners Assocation See campaign, page B2

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Future Bangsamoro can enact laws for protection of Lake Lanao

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ARAWI City, Lanado del Sur -The future Bangsamoro government has the authority to enact laws for the management and protection of Lake Lanao which is classified as an inland water, Government of the Philippines legal team head Anna Tarhata Basman said during a public consultation of the House of Representatives’ Ad Hoc Committee on the Bangsamoro Basic Law in this city.

Basman addressed the issue on Lake Lanao which is among the top concerns of local executives, members of academe, religious sector, federation of sultanates, and youth who generally cited support to the

passage of the Bangsamoro bill, which is also known as House Bill 4994, OPAPP said in a statement.

Basman cited a provision in the Bangsamoro bill that pertains to Lake Lanao as inland waters.

Article XIII, Section 22 of the bill says: ”The Bangsamoro Government shall have exclusive powers over inland waters, including, but not limited to lakes, marshes, rivers and tributaries. The Bangsamoro Parliament shall enact laws on the regulation, management and protection of these resources. It may create a Bangsamoro office and authorities for specific inland bodies of water that shall exercise management

powers over these bodies of water.”

It further says that “the Bangsamoro Government shall ensure that the utilization of these waters shall primarily be for the benefit of the people in the Bangsamoro and shall ensure that communities in the Bangsamoro in whose territory these waters are found are given an equitable share from the revenues generated from such utilization.”

However, Basman clarified the distinction between Lanao Lake as an inland water and as an energy source.

She noted that as an energy source, existing hydropower plants in Lake Lanao which are connected to the national grid will remain un-

der the concerned national government agencies.

According to Section 3 of Article V of the bill, “when power generation, transmission, and distribution facilities are connected to the national transmission grid, the Central Government and the Bangsamoro Government shall cooperate and coordinate through the intergovernmental relations mechanism.”

Lake Lanao falls within the provincial boundaries of Lanao del Sur, one of the five provinces in the current Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM) and is part of the envisioned core territory of the proposed Bangsamoro political entity.

Genuine autonomy Local executives and sectoral representatives in Marawi expressed support to the passage of the BBL and the establishment of the Bangsamoro as Basman conveyed assurance that it shall “embody real autonomy” to address the Bangsamoro’s right to selfdetermination.

“Bulk of devolved powers will be provided to the future Bangsamoro government, because we Bangsamoro people know how we will govern our areas,” she said. She cited genuine political and fiscal autonomy for the Bangsamoro government as the essence of the proposed BBL.?

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second district Representative Rufus Rodriguez, Chair of the Ad Hoc Committee on the BBL, expressed his appreciation of the “overwhelming support in this province to the BBL,” as well as to the nineteen lawmakers who attended the public consultation. Eight members of the Bangsamoro Transition Commission, the body who drafted the BBL, were also present as resource persons.

Rodriguez emphasized that establishing genuine autonomy for the future Bangsamoro is “not a grant, but an affirmative action to address historical injustices” and end the decadesold conflict in the south.

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(left photo) RD Barroso (left) administers the oath taking of Engr. Egam (right). RD Barroso (center left) congratulates Engr. Egam (center right) for her promotion as the District Engineer of CDO 1st DEO with the section chiefs as witnesses (right photo).

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Engineer Egam takes her full-pledges oath of office

CAGAYAN de Oro City Engr. Yolanda T. Egam officially took her full-pledged oath of office on November 17, 2014, administered by DPWH-10 Regional Director Evelyn T. Barroso at the Regional Office, Bulua, Cagayan de Oro City.

Engr. Egam took over the place vacated by DE Bonifacio R. Lora due to mandatory retirement.

Also present during the oath taking are the witnesses: Chief Administrative Officer Atty. Ernest Anthony L. Lorea, Legal

Officer III and Acting Personnel Officer Atty. Mary Therese Quizo, CDO 1st DEO Assistant District Engr. Virginia G. Batocail and CDO 1st Section Chiefs.

DE Egam was appointed as the OIC-DE of CDO 1st

DEO in January 11, 2013 by virtue of a Special Order No. 012, series of 2013 of DPWH Secretary Rogelio L. Singson per recommendation of RD Evelyn T. Barroso. She was the Chief of Maintenance Division before her promotion. She

was also once the Planning Division Chief from 2010 to 2012 and the Maintenance Division Chief from 1982 to 2009. Over the years, she has dedicated her services to this department for 38 fruitful years already and still counting.

Now that she has taken her oath, DE Egam formally has the authority of exercising her powers in the office to further improve the quality and efficiency of infrastructure services rendered to the public. DPWH-10

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through the program’s dynamics, both national and local governments working with civil society organizations are able to effectively address local needs.

“The program forges government-CSO partnerships for good governance,” she said.

The signature campaign aims to rally support for, and sustain the gains of the program through, a legislative measure that will institutionalize grassroots participation in the annual budget process.

The program, a budget reform initiative of the Aquino administration, was intro-

duced by the late Jesse Robredo. It is now being pursued

by Secretary Mar Roxas of the Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG), which acts as the program’s project management.

Under the program, local government units (LGUs) receive funding support from various national government agencies. In 2014, the National government had allocated over P20 billion for various antipoverty projects in 1,266 cities and municipalities.

Next year, under the proposed National budget, P20 billion will benefit more than

1,600 LGUs, under which, a city is entitled to P30 million while a municipality will get funding support amounting to P12.5 million.

Marco Polo Ferrer, National Secretary of Kilos Mamamayan, said people in Mindanao support the call to make the program a part of the budget process by law because it will ensure continuity.

“This will protect the people’s budget, ensuring that similar anti-poverty projects identified by the people themselves in partnership with local governments will get funding support and implemented in

the communities where they matter,” he said.

“It is a matter of letting the people in the communitieshave a say in what kind of programs or projects they want implemented in their communities,” he said.

Many communities in farflung areas in Mindanao still have no access to basic social services, including access to clean, drinking water which has been identified as a priority under the 2013 and 2014 Local Poverty Reduction Action Plans (LPRAP) prepared

by LGUs and CSOs sitting as members of the Local Poverty Reduction Action Teams (LPRAT).

Halving the number of people with no access to water and sanitation is one of the targets under the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) by 2015.

The DILG is implementing the Sagana at LigtasnaTubig para saLahat (Salintubig) program which aims to provide access to clean water for the 455 identified “waterless” barangays all over the country.

The summit, a CSO-led initiative was organized by the DILG Region 12 Office or SOCCSKSRARGENwhich stands for the provinces of South Cotabato, Cotabato, Sultan Kudarat, Saranggani and General Santos.

Some 300 members of civil society organizations and LGU representatives in various towns and cities in the region took part in summit, making it the first multi-sectoral, multi-faith, all regions, Mindanao-wide initiative.

During the event which paved the way the sharing of success stories on the program’s implementation in Mindanao, DILG Region 12 - Regional Director Reynaldo M. Bungubung gave participants an update of the status of various projects being implemented under the program by the DILG in the region.

Kilos Mamamayan, a national network of basic sector organizations, is spearheading the signature campaign. It has launched similar “MilyongLagda” campaigns in Nueva Ecija for Central Luzon, Naga City for the Bicol Region last October; Iloilo City for Western Visayas, Cebu City and Dumaguete City and Tagbilaran City for Central Visayas early last month, and Tagaytay City for the CALABARZON Region last November 29.

Ferrer said the manifesto of support signed by the people will be submitted to the DILG chief and lawmakers once the desired number of signatures has been achieved.

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and CalaananSendong Survivors Ass’n, ACORD, IncMUJERES, Inc., MAYANA Women Network, and Limpapa Fishing Cooperative.

Aksyon Mindanao’s Marivi Castillo, also chairman of People Power Volunteer for Reform, noted that through the program, CSOs are able to partner with national and local governments to implement programs and projects which they believe people in the communities needed most.

Moreover, she added that PRA Form No. 10.1 (LCRO)

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 LOCAL CIVIL REGISTRY OFFICE PROVINCE OF MISAMIS ORIENTAL Cagayan de Oro City

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 MICHELLE ACAYLAR GUZMAN has filed with this Office a petition for the correction of clerical error in the entry of the child’s SEX from “M” to “FEMALE” in the Certificate of Live Birth of MICHELLE MANEJA ACAYLAR who was born on SEPT. 25, 1977 in Cagayan de Oro City and whose parents are ROLDAN PAGAPOLAAN ACAYLAR and BERNADETTE ABALDE MANEJA.

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. 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.

(SGD.) NORMA S. DIPUTADO

City Civil Registrar MDN: DEC. 3, & 10, 2014

(SGD.) NORMA S. DIPUTADO

City Civil Registrar MDN: DEC. 3, & 10, 2014

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Season 10 was introduced. Her name is Rose Mataas and she was Miss Dunkin Donuts 2010. The Wedding of the Century will happen on February 22, 2015 at 2:00 p.m. at Limketkai Rotunda.

After all the models had paraded and walked the stage at the spacious Gaisano Food Court, the most successful alumnus of CDOTC, Miss Cagayan de Oro 2013 second runner-up Keena Alyssa Prell Dacubor, was introduced to the wild clap of the crowd.

Then Famacos began their inter-

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mission number followed by more hiphop dance crews, totaling 18 all in all. Then CDOTC Models president Kamille Faye Selebio did a song number complemented with an interpretative dance by a kid model.

As the 12th anniversary celebrations for Cagayan de Oro Talent Center fades away, another celebration is in the offing. This Sunday, Mindanao Talent Center will kick off its first anniversary celebration and revelry will last till February 28, 2015.

This early, other events are already in the offing – Fantasy Models on the

Runway on January 11, Red Lips on February 14 at Gaisano, MTC Moms on the Runway on February 25 at Limketkai Rotunda and Spectacular Live on March 29 at Limketkai Rotunda.

Today, Cagayan de Oro Talent Center has more than 1,200 talents in its fold including dance groups, models, singers, hosts, stage actors, directors, choreographers, scriptwriters and event coordinators. The organization has always been dedicated to train aspiring Cagayanon talents by engaging them into various workshops and seminars. Upon

completion of such, they are given much-awaited exposures because CDOTC is also an entertainment solutions provider, catering to corporate functions, beauty pageants, concert, wedding/anniversary/birthday functions, product launches/promotions, store openings, trainings and seminars.

The event last Sunday was brought to us by ABS-CBN, MOR91.9, Dunkin’ Donuts, Videonch Production, Arcaina Photography, Easy Rock 96.9, YesFM!, Ciao Bella and Mindanao Daily.

Cebu Pacific Air cooperates with PNP to apprehend fraudsters The Philippines' leading airline, Cebu Pacific Air (PSE:CEB), is cooperating with the Philippine National Police's (PNP) AntiCybercrime Group to apprehend fraudsters who pose as official sales agents of Cebu Pacific and initiate fake transactions on behalf of the airline on Facebook.

CEB forwarded names, IP addresses and the transaction details of all reported fraudsters to the Philippine National Police for their immediate action, and also to Facebook for immediate account termination. The fraudulent pages use Cebu Pacific branding to pose as an official transaction page for the airline. Fraudsters also request payments to be transferred via remittance to specific individuals, and not to Cebu Pacific.

Once apprehended and proven to have violated the Cybercrime Law(Republic Act No. 10175), fraudsters may face imprisonment of up to 12 years and penalties of at least P200,000; or both. Fraudsters may also be prosecuted and held liable for violation of other penal laws.

"We encourage the travelling public to book their flights through the official Cebu Pacific Air website or reservation hotlines, and to transact with legitimate sales agents to prevent fraud and inconvenience. We are working closely with the PNP Anti-Cybercrime Group to protect our passengers from fraudsters whether online or in other channels," said Atty.

Jorenz Tanada, Cebu Pacific Air, VP – Corporate Affairs.

Those who want to report fraudsters may get in touch with the PNP Anti-Cybercrime hotline: +6327230401 local 5313; or file a complaint via email: investigation. acotd.acg@gmail.com or through their website: http://pnpacg.ph/ For flight bookings and information on CEB, please visit www.cebupacificair.com or call +(632)7020888 or +(6332)2308888.

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RUPERT Domingo is feeling nostalgic these days.

At a small corner in Hayes street, Kuya Rupert (as I call him because he is also my wedding godfather) looks at a picture of then President Arroyo serenely laughing while sharing a whitewater raft with then First Genteman Mike Arroyo, Rep. Dato Arroyo and then Tourism Secretary Richard Gordon.

Kuya Rupert was at the farthest end of the picture.

But he’s one of the lucky ones at the time because there was not even a single security escort where the President was riding and he was the only rafting expert at that particular

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conveyance. The rest of the PSG guys were in four other rafts at each corner of the President’s one. Then there were four choppers overhead, two flying low, the rest flying high.

That was in 2001 when the rafting industr y in CDO was at its zenith.

Today 14 years later, it’s a sad state of the whitewater rafting industr y.

First Rafting Adventure sadly did a premonition of its own business with the name itself. A second player came. Then a third.

Then a fourth. And so on.

Now there are already six whitewater rafting firms in CDO. They are traversing the same river. So each

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company has its own slice of the pie. Then there’s a seventh one coming.

Add in the dwindling number of customers and you’re in for a possible bankruptcy on the loom.

In the past, there were at least four batches of whitewater rafters for each firm daily. Now, there is even a day that a rafting company doesn’t have a single customer. In the past, people would usually tag on Friendster, “Done whitewater rafting!” or “Dahilayan was a sure blast!” Now people would go like, “Here in Lifestyle District chillin’!” I’m not a social psychologist so I really don’t have any idea why

tourists are not anymore lured to the outdoors in these times. Perhaps they love the nightlife more nowadays.

And then there are the external uncontrollable factors. The tragic death of Ms. Aizza Mae Balbin sent a shock jolt in the outdoor adventure community throughout the country. Add to that the bombing at Limketkai a year prior.

But I believe more can still be done to bring back the whitewater rafting glory in CDO. If Palawan with all that wide stretch of rural island can do it in their Underground Cave, we can. After all, we have

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AQUARIUS (January 20 – February 18) - Declining a social invitation may be the wisest thing to do because it’s all too easy to scatter your energy today. However, you might end up working too hard with little to show for your efforts unless you make a conscious decision to follow through on what you start.

PISCES (February 19 – March 20) - Although your friends and workmates are fantastic sources of wisdom now, the financial decisions you must make are yours alone.

However, you can still share your perspective as long as you don’t get distracted by a temporary feel-good solution.

ARIES (March 21 – April 19) - other times a much-needed reality check stops you in your tracks. Although you are intent on reaching your destination, you may end up healthier and happier if you slow down to enjoy yourself where you are.

TAURUS (April 20 – May 20) - You may have high hopes about opening your heart and sharing your feelings today as the Moon harmonizes with romantic Venus and excessive Jupiter. However, someone’s cold shoulder might cause you to change your mind at the last minute.

GEMINI (May 21 – June 21) - You are so excited by all the possibilities ahead that you could lose touch with the relationship dynamics right in front of your nose. You expect so much from your friends today that they don’t have a chance of living up to your high ideals.

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lots to offer to tourists.

We have Bukidnon to the south. We have the beautiful beaches, volcanoes and springs of Camiguin to the north. It’s just a matter of more strategic marketing ingenuity to capture more tourists to go the outdoor adventure way.

Our mind may be myopic and parochial and we can only see the nightclub music blasts and the flashing of red lights here. But I still believe that people from other countries still do love the outdoors – try to ask American-based Au s t r a l i a n mu s i c i a n slash-traveler Van-Anh Nguyen. Van-Anh was in the city recently to try out

Daily HOROSCOPE CANCER (June 22 – July 22) - You can work yourself up into a state of agitation today because you fear being rejected, especially if you have something significant to say. You wish you could keep your feelings to yourself so you didn’t have to suffer the embarrassment of possibly overstepping someone else’s boundaries.

LEO (July 23 – August 22) - There are options to be considered and plenty of work still to be done. Although you may feel a strong sense of urgency to push ahead now, it’s wiser to continue developing your plans and wait to take action until all the details are in place.

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a whitewater tour. And she was satisfied, shared it on TLC and CDO was on the spotlight again. As Mayor Moreno said in his weekly flag-raising speech, we say never again to government negligence. Let CDO bring back its tourism glory in 2015 and beyond.

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S pecial G os pel of t h e day: L u ke 1 3 :1 8 Yesterday’s 21(November29, Answer 2014-Saturday) Luke 13:18-21- It is like a grain of mustard seed, which a man took, and cast into his garden; and it grew, and waxed a great tree; and the fowls of the air lodged in the branches of it. And again he said, whereunto shall I liken the kingdom of God? It is like leaven, which a woman took and hid in three measures of meal, till the whole was leavened: This is referred to the words of God which grows if it is sewed in our hearts.

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39. Lithium symbol The effects are great since it will transform Yesterday’s Answer and renew a person to become good.

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VIRGO (August 23 – September 22) - Your decisions are complicated by someone else’s assumptions or limitations. You may be willing to move forward with a project or deepen a relationship, yet it takes two to tango. Be careful; don’t fall into the trap of believing that you will persuade another person to initiate action.

LIBRA (September 23 – October 22) - You don’t know what to expect now because people are acting out of character. You might be tired of trying to anticipate the reactions of friends or coworkers, prompting you to retreat and limit your communication to the essentials.

SCORPIO (October 23 – November 21) - You are your own greatest enemy today if you let doubt stop you from jumping in and performing a job that you haven’t done before. There isn’t necessarily anything you can do to better prepare yourself for what’s next. Achieving success starts with believing in yourself.

SAGITTARIUS (November 22 – December 21) - It doesn’t matter if you are running behind on a job or not; everything still takes longer now than you originally planned. But don’t let discouragement slow you down even more, because you can be productive enough over the next several days to make up lost ground.

CAPRICORN (December 22 – January 19) - Your resistance to distractions crumbles today as you grow increasingly bored with your current work. Although you have the ability to exert your willpower, your self-discipline is waning, especially if your friends entice you with temptations of fun.

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ne of my greatest passion is to teach about how to change the mindset of an individual.

I firmly believe that our mind is the central nervous system that controls and dictates the function of our entire body.

Everyone has a strong desire to win and succeed in life.

Do you want to win in life?

You can never win in life, with a defeated mindset.

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to do whatever it takes to have it.

Mind is really simply amazing.

That is the very reason before you start any project or enterprise, The question we need to ask is “What is your state of mind?”

Your state of mind will determine the outcome of whatever you start.

What you think is what you will feel.

What you feel is what you will do.

What you do will determine the outcome of whatever you think.

No one can stop you from achieving what you want in life.

Situations, circumstances and people can stop you temporarily but only YOU can stop yourself permanently.

Think more about winning rather than losing.

Winning is only a result of what is happening in the inside.

Winning is an inside job. (John Maxwell)

MENTALLY. You won half of the battle if you are mentally prepared.

Mental preparedness and toughness are key ingredients to your success.

Whether you admit it or not.

The battlefield happens inside your mind. (Joyce Meyer) Winning and losing starts on how a person think.

If you think you can do it, no one can stop you on your tracks since you are focused and determined

THINK. REFLECT. APPLY. Please check your way of thinking during the past few days or weeks?

Are you thinking more on the bad or the good?

Are you consumed with fear or with excitement?

Are you focus on the difficulties or the opportunities?

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he fourth level of Gaisano Mall was filled to the brim last Sunday as Cagayan de Oro Talent Center capped its 12th anniversary celebration.

Over a hundred models from Cagayan de Oro Talent Center merged with their fresh counterparts from the newly-formed Mindanao Talent Center to parade on stage to the delight of Gaisano weekend shoppers.

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