Peryodiko
Ormoc City November 16-22, 2015 Volume XII
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Issue No. 47
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3 female pickpocketers collared
CONCERNED KING. Photo shows King Carl Gustav XVI of Sweden is seen above (holding a microphone) during a press conference held inside the VIP lounge of DZR airport during his arrival when he visited Tacloban City last Saturday. Listening to him are Leyte Gov. Leopoldo Dominico Petilla, his mother Palo Mayor Matin Petilla, and his cousin Leyte Vice Gov. Carlo Petilla Loreto.
ORMOC CITY -- Women should have been the light of homes and must serve as good examples particularly to children. But these three female pickpocketers deserved to be jailed. They made themselves disgrace to both themselves and others after they were recently caught pickpocketing inside a certain store in the city. Their acts were caught up by a CCTV. The suspects were identified by P/CInsp. Helario Monteron as certain Fe Ambi y Diaz, 53, widow, a resident of 3rd St., Molino, Cavite City; Elena Dela Cuesta y Gulane, 29, single, jobless, also a resident of Gardiña St., Molino, Cavite City and Janet Flores y Tiu, 40 years old, married, jobless and a resident of Lakandula St., Brgy. Agdao, Davao City. The suspects weren't able to deny after the authorities show to them the CCTV footages of their
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TACLOBAN CITY -- Sweden's King Carl XVI Gustaf was in the city few days ago in order to check on his projects in the province. He first visited the province two years ago just after Typhoon Yolanda devastated the province. During his visit, King Gustav conducted an ocular inspection and assessment of the construction of the Disaster Risk Reduction Management and Scouting Training Center. The Center, being built at a cost of nearly P8 million, is expected to be completed by February next year. It will cater to the training needs of the scout councils and of the community with similar activities. He also assessed the livelihood of Boy Scouts parents who were affected by super typhoon Yolanda. The BSP-Leyte training center will conduct trainers’ training with the acquired skills to be echoed down to the members of various chapters in other areas.The focus is not only to help the beneficiaries but what they have acquired will be shared to the community, including the Girl Scouts. But King Gustav issued a stern warning CYANMAGENTAYELLOWBLACK
not to make the BSP-Leyte training center a “white elephant” but to serve the people in enhancing their disaster risk reduction and survival skills. King Gustav talked about his love for scouting during a press conference held at the DZR airport lounge that started during his childhood days, as his parents were also active scouts. Scouting, according to the King, is his family’s affair and they want to help young girls and boys develop their skills especially during disasters. King Gustaf, is a chief scout and top contributor to the World Scout Foundation and Messenger of Peace The king and his entourage after their assessment of the Boy Scout training center he donated to the, went to the M/V Eva Jocelyn in Anibong which was made into a shrine for the victims of the strongest typhoon to ever hit the country in a century. He likewise visited other landmarks of the super typhoon that were built within Tacloban City and Palo. The King was met and escorted
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Beboy discusses commercial farming, poultry business
BRILLIANT BUSINESSMAN FORMER CITY EXECUTIVE. Photo shows former Ormoc City Mayor Engr. Eric "Beboy" C. Codilla stressing a point during his presentation as the keynote speaker of the recent Organic Month Celebration in Visca, Baybay City.
BAYBAY CITY -- Former Ormoc City Mayor Engr. Eric C. Codilla, the proprietor of the organically-raised AOG chicken served as the keynote speaker of the celebration of the Organic Month celebration held at the Visayas State University, here. The ex-mayor was asked to present his experience on how he operated the first organically-raised chicken in the region in a larger and bigger scale. Engr. Codilla said that in the previous years it was said that organic farming is only good for small scale claiming it’s
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Young yet tarnished pickpocketer ORMOC CITY -- Young and yet tarnished in doing street crime. CCTV footage in one of store in the city, shows that a young man is already notorious in pickpocketing. His latest victim is an old woman. In a CCTV footage o The One Department Store along Aviles Street, this city, it showed that three men, led by a young one, entered the store and immediately walked near the victim. The young one positioned himself at the center, while the other two were
pretending to be choosing RTWs. Then, when the youngster got something from the bag of the victim, a woman got in the store and received the wallet from the youngster. Then, in a separate CCTV footage, the four were seen talking to each other in one area of the store. The victim was identified as certain Pablia Villarente y Retora, 63 years old, married and a resident of Brgy. Visares, Capoocan, Leyte. She lost her P2,700 to said pickpocketers. RCD
beboy from p.1 not good for bigger scale. Codilla said that before AOG business, he was involved in construction even before he became the mayor of Ormoc City. He also that his wife Julida herself studied at the Asian Institute of Management and her classmate, who was an executive of San Miguel Corp and advised her to try putting up a chicken dressing plant. The mayor revealed that, he decided to try that good suggestion, then a dressing plant was built in Brgy. Valencia in 1997. Codilla said that after the dressing plant was built, he got all the dressing works of Magnolia chickens. And most of the chickens that are distributed and sold in Region 8 are being dressed in his plant. And even today since SMC’s dressing plant in Albuera, Leyte is still on dry run, all there chickens distributed up to Cebu are all dressed in their plant. After building dressing plant, the former city executive sad he then decided to start his own poultry and became a contract grower of SMC but parted away in 2011. After that, he then started to raise organically-nurtured chicken. There were two reasons why AOG engages itself to organic farming, the mayor explained. First reason is Financial. But, according to the ex-mayor, proper study
and evaluation was conducted before the organic chicken business started. Second reason is, uniqueness. Organically-raised chicken is different from naturally but medicated way of raising chicken. Another reason is, morally. The mayor said he intends to supply healthy food to the consumers in the region. Codilla said that when he became the mayor of Ormoc, he heard that the region is one of the poorest. Then, he started to focus on overturning this pessimistic notion. He said he wanted to make the region one of the richest. Challenges Codilla said while it is true that conventional food product is cheaper, he was challenged to try ignore this notion and think later of the bigger profit. Other challenges includes the marketing, concoctions the ingredients and elements in raising the organic chicken, availability of coast materials and the application of concoctions. He admitted that his company underwent several trials before it made success in the market. And even elated to learn that many consumers are getting allergic to conventional chicken and slowly turning to patronizing the organicallyraised chicken. RCD
Woman carrying P800T worth of shabu, arrested TACLOBAN CITY -- A woman tagged by arrested suspects as their supplier of shabu, was recently nabbed by police elements in a buybust operation inside a lodging house along Burgos Street. PDEA RO VIII Officer-in-Charge Director Laurefel P. Gabales identified the suspect as Norhana Ande Ande Abdulla "alias" Asleah Dilabayan Macadidang 24, married and a resident of Marawi City. Seized from her possession was marked-money used in the buy-
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bust operation and a large plastic sachet containing 100 grams of white crystalline suspected to be shabu estimated to worth P800T. The arrest of the suspect came after the maintainer of the alleged drug den allegedly operated by Paul Labarda, a watchman of the Leyte Provincial Agriculture Office which was raided by PDEA and the local PNP that leads to the arrest of five other persons including a policeman who is an AWOL from the National Capital Region Office PO2
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BSP conducts learning outreach activities ORMOC CITY -- The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) will conduct the sixth and last leg of its Economics and Financial Learning Program (EFLP) for 2015, this city from November 23 to 27. The EFLP consolidates the learning outreach activities of the BSP under one flagship program. It includes a series of learning sessions that aim to promote greater public awareness and understanding of key economic and financial issues. The EFLP also embodies the goal of the BSP to promote economic and financial education among its stakeholders, who can then, become more effective partners of the BSP in safeguarding price stability and in ensuring a stronger and safer banking and payments system. The following program will be conducted: -- "Project BRO (BSP Reaches Out)", a savings campaign for kids and teens from Grade 10, scheduled on November 23 in Linao Central School (9am to 11am) and St Peter's College (2pm to 4pm); November 24 - Ormoc City Central School (9am-11am) and New Ormoc City National High School (2pm-4pm); -- "Be up to SPeed on BSP", Information campaign on the Role of the BSP in the Economy, November 24, (1:30pm - 4:30pm) and November 25 - 8:30am to 12noon at Ormoc Villa Hotel; --- Financial Education Expo for the working sector, November 25 (8:30am 4:30pm), in Sutuwake Twin Terraces; --- "Paghahanda sa Kinabukasan", Financial Learning Campaign for Overseas Filipinos and their beneificaires, November 26 8am - 5Pm at Ormoc Villa Hotel; --- Financial Education Expo for students and members of the academe, November 26, 8am-4:30pm at Sutuwaki Twin Terraces. "Project BRO (BSP Reaches Out)" is saving campaign for kids and teens from Grade 1 to Grace 10 across the country, both from public and private schools. This new learning session, which was launched in Davao City on July 6, forms part of the BSP's efforts to foster the habit of saving early in the lives of Filipinos. It features interactive lectures and discussions about the value of spending wisely, saving early and saving in banks. After the session, the BSP will track the students' saving habits by closely
coordinating with teachers and school officials for the purpose of encouraging the youngsters to open and grow savings accounts in banks. This learning activity is in partnership with the Department of Education (DepEd) and the Bank Marketing Association of the Philippines (BMAP). The "Be up to SPeed on BSP" information campaign will cover recent economic developments and the role of the BSP in the economy, with emphasis on the three pillars of central banking, i.e., price stability, financial stability and efficient payments and settlements system Two sessions will be conducted: one for the workforce (including representatives from government agencies, business sector, and banking community) and another for students and other members of the academe. The "Paghahanda sa Kinabukasan" Financial Learning Campaign for Overseas Filipinos and their Beneficiaries (FLCOF) aims to educate participants on the importance of using remittances to build up saving and directing these into investments in financial products and business ventures. Through this learning advocacy, the BSP hopes to help overseas Filipinos and their beneficiaries achieve financial security, bring them into the fold of the formal financial system, and enable them to participate more meaningfully in the country's economic development. Officials from the BSP, as well as from the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) will give briefings on topics such as financial planning, investment, and business opportunities. Meanwhile, the Financial Education Expo offers various financial education activities for students, professionals and others from the public and private sectors. It features learning booths, with audiovisual presentations, graphic displays and interactive activities that will help participants become self-reliant in promoting their financial welfare. Two separate sessions of the Financial Empowerment Course, which is an integral part of the Expo, will also be conducted for students and members of the workforce. The learning sessions will present the importance of financial education, the Philippine Financial system, basics of budgeting, saving, investing and borrowing, financial planning for life-cycle events, and credit card awareness. (Media Release)
No. 6 drug suspect arrested during buy-bust ORMOC CITY -- Police elements of Police Station 3 were able to arrest the No. 6 drug suspect in the station's watch list in a recent buy-bust operation in Purok 4, Barangay Sto. NiĂąo. The suspect was identified by P/Insp. Tomas Serrano, OIC of Police Station 3 as certain Danilo Morales y Halayahay,
33 years old, single, and a resident of Barangay Salvacion, this city. Morales is presently facing criminal case for violating RA 9165 after he was able to evade arrest last September 27 in Barangay Salvacion, when certain 18 years old Daniel Casas
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VM Mesina asks Ombudsman to dismiss Bucabuca's complaint ALBUERA, Leyte -- Vice Mayor Norman S. Mesina is asking the Office of the Ombudsman Visayas to dismiss, for insufficient legal and factual basis, the Dishonesty, Abuse of Authority and Grave Misconduct Case filed against him by Alfredo B. Bucabuca. The vice mayor has already submitted his position paper in compliance with the Order of the Ombudsman for parties to submit their respective position papers on
the issues raised by Bucabuca against him and against the members of the Sangguniang Bayan. It can be recalled that Bucabuca filed his criminal complaint for criminal (falsification of public documents) and administrative case for abuse of authority, dishonesty and serious misconduct some months ago. In his submitted statement, Mesina said that there is no sufficient and factual basis to the accusation of abuse of authority, dishonesty and grave
misconduct because the complainant failed to substantiate his allegations with enough facts, and that the complainant only relied on conjectures. On the issue of conspiracy, when the complainant asserted that there was a similarity of penmanship in the official receipt and certificates of appearances, as basis for the charges of falsification, Mesina claims that the complainant was only "buttressing" or building up his claims of conspiracy and authorship of falsification, merely on "his opinion."
Mesina also explained that the administrative investigating body is not only duty-bound to lower the axe on erring employees or those who transgressed the norms of conduct expected of civil servants, but also bound to promote the moral efficiency, integrity and courtesy in the civil service. That, it is also of equal importance that the people in the government are "protected" from "unwarranted suits" designed to "harass" them. RCD
Road opening project in Albuera has no ECC, EDC permits
P600T worth of Shabu seized from drug den
ALBUERA, Leyte -- Officials of this town discovered another irregularity made by the contractor of P186-million Albuera-Burauen road opening project after learning that the coal construction firm starts the project without DENR’s Environmental Clearance Certificate and Geothermal Clearance from the Energy Development Corporation. This was the revelation of Albuera, Leyte Mayor Ramon Dela Cerna Jr., in a recent interview while supervising the restoration works at Sibugay River. Dela Cerna said that the local government is preparing to file formal complaint against the BM Marketing who is the contractor of the said road opening from implementing a project without the ECC. He stressed that failure to obtain the ECC would cost the contractor thousands of pesos to answer the damage it made to the town's water
TACLOBAN CITY -- A suspected drug den maintainer and five visitors were arrested by combined operatives of the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) and local police during a buybust operation at Gurami St. V & G Subdivision, this city, last November 18, 2015. PDEA RO VIII Officer-in-Charge Director Laurefel P. Gabales identified the drug den owner as Paul Labarda, male, 48 years old, separated, a watchman of Leyte Provincial Agriculture, and a resident of B4 L24 Phase 4 Gurami St., Brgy. 109-A, V & G Subd., Tacloban City. Also arrested inside the house of Labarda were suspected customers of the illegal facility who were inside the house were identified as Frederick LoiLadera, 33 years old, ex-Police Officer, resident of Tarusan, Borongan Samar; Barry Daa, 39, years old, single, Businessman, resident of Brgy, 64 Bliss Sagkahan, Tacloban City, Juldon Reyes, 36 years old, separated, resident of B2 L10, Phase 4 Ext., Hollywood St., Brgy. 109-A, V&G, Tacloban City, Richard Montalla, male, 31 years old, single, driver, resident of B2 L7 Phase 5 Ext. St., Brgy. 109-A V&G, Tacloban City; DanicaMagrobang, legal age, single, resident of Brgy. 64 Bliss, Sagkahan, Tacloban City/ Brgy.Bislig,
sewerage system. The mayor also disclosed that the construction firm also failed to obtain Geothermal Clearance from the Energy Development Corporation before implementing the project. The Geothermal clearance is also a requirement for a construction firm to comply before it can start a work in a reservation area. This was also confirmed by Ma. Antonia Nieva, of the Corporate Communications Department of the Energy Development Corporation in a telephone interview. She said that a Geothermal Clearance is a requirement for any firm that undertakes project under the more than 10,000 hectares reservation area of the EDC. Nieva reiterated that the EDC did not issue any Geothermal Clearance for the road opening project within that area. RCD
Pensioner shot to death by unknown killer ORMOC CITY -- A 77 years old pensioner was recently shot to death by unknown assailant, for still unknown reason, in Barangay Can-untog, this city. The victim was identified by Police Station 1 chief, P/CInsp. Helario Monteron as certain, Generoso Enriquez, married, and a resident of Taytay, Rizal province. He was in the place where the incident happened, as a visitor of his wife's relatives. Based on initial investigation conducted by SPO1 Ruben Orsolino, it was learned that certain Florante Ruga, a retired military, who was a friend of the victim, rushed to the police station to report the incident. Ruga said that nobody was able to recognize the killer because the gunshot
came from a dark area and that the assailant immediately fled away after shooting the victim. He also said that he thought that the gun used by the killer was a .22 caliber because the shot seemed to that of a firecracker. Jake Lauron, 35 years old, single, who is a nephew of the victim, said that all of the family members never know of anybody who was in conflict with his uncle because the victim was living in Manila and was just having a short vacation here. Lauron told that the victim was about to go the house of his sister-in-law after joining them in a short drinking session but along the way, he again joined a drinking session of friends and then the shooting happened. Those who were with them during the last drinking session were
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was also arrested. Seized from the suspect's possession the P200 marked-money, another three small and one medium sachets of illegal drugs, tin foils and drug paraphernalia. Barangay Chairman Teofilo Ymas, in an interview, said that he doesn't the suspect, he admitted, though, that he is
the ones who brought him to the hospital, where the victim was declared dead on arrival. He was later on brought to the funeral homes. Based on autopsy report, it was
Tanuan Leyte; and RealynCorre, female, resident of Brgy.60-A Sagkahan, Tacloban City. It was learned that about at 5:30 PM last Saturday the anti-drug elements of PDEA RO 8 and Tacloban City Police Officers conducted a buy-bust operation that lead to the arrest of the suspects and purchased of one (1) piece heat-sealed transparent plastic sachet containing white crystalline substance suspected to be shabu,and also seizure of five (5) pieces heat-sealed plastic sachet containing suspected shabu, weighing approximately 73 grams with an estimated market value of six hundred thousand pesos (P600,000.00) and various drug paraphernalia. Labarda will be charged with violation of Section 26 in relation to Section 5 para b (Conspiracy- Sale of Dangerous Drugs), Section 6 (Maintenance of a Drug Den), Section 11 (Possession of Dangerous Drugs) and Section 12 (Possession of Drug Paraphernalia), whileLadera will be charged for violation of Section 5 (Sale of Dangerous Drugs) and Section 11 (Possession of Dangerous Drugs), Article II of RA 9165, and cases for violation of Section 7 (Visitors of a Drug Den) of the anti-drug law, await the others. Suspects are temporarily detained at PDEA RO8 Detention facility. RCD
aware that somebody has been selling illegal drugs in the barangay proper. He also said that he is thankful of the arrest of the suspect. The suspect admitted that he was really on selling illegal drugs and wanted to stop but he just couldn't. Separate case of violating RA 9165 will be filed against the suspect. RCD learned that the victim died by the infliction of one bullet. He was hit on his left arm and went through his belly. Further investigation is being conducted in order to solve this crime. RCD
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RESIDENTS of Albuera, Leyte are having a very hard time these days, living without a good source of drinking water. Their source of drinking water was reportedly damaged because of negligent and irresponsible contractor of Albuera-Burauen road. The contractor, however, admitted the shortcoming after learning that the road opening project has posted a big trouble to the residents of Albuera. The project was halted right way, though. It seems that the contractor didn't do some kind of proper surveying and area inspection before implementing the P186 million road opening works being part of the Albuera-Burauen road project. Because, if the contractor did what he or she needs to do, such problem could have prevented. Sibugay River is both fundamental to both tourism and water supply of the town because the water source comes from this river. Sibugay Mountain Resort draws hundreds of both local and foreign tourists every month. Both the water source and the resort are both elemental for the town residents and for the local government. But, the road project gives the town a headache --- the problem on how to restore the water supply and how to encourage tourists to come the mountain resort again. Lately, town officials has discovered another irregularity made by the contractor. The local government learned that the contracting firm has been operating and implementing the project without DENR’s Environmental Clearance Certificate and the Geothermal Clearance from the Energy Development Corporation. Albuera Mayor Ramon Dela Cerna Jr disclosed that the local government is planning to file appropriate charges against the project contractor because it has gave them so muhc problem, particularly in the town's water sewerage system. According to the mayor, he learned that the construction needed to comply the necessary requirement before it can start a work in a reservation area. The mayor's claim was agreed by Ma. Antonia Nieva, of the Corporate Communications Department of the Energy Development Corporation. For Albuera, filing of appropriate charges is just a right action in order to prevent outburst of complaints from the town residents.
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Aguy kay modagan gyud si Duterte!
UNSA na man karon ang mahitabo sa eleksyon sa Pilipinas nga modayon na man gyud pagdagan si Davao City Mayor Digong Duterte? Simple lang ang tubag. Kon madaug si Duterte, DAGHAN ANG MALIPAY, DAGHAN ANG MABALAKA ug DAGHAN ANG MAGUOL. **** Daghan ang malipay: 1. Malipay ang mga Filipino nga gustong klarong pagdumala sa nasud. Malipay ang kadtong mga tawo nga ganahan sa leadership nga dili pulos istorya lang, kanang ginabuhat ang angay buhaton nga dili mag-agad sa mandar sa mga sindikato sa gobyerno. 2. Malipay ang mga tawo nga andam mosuportar ngadto ni Duterte bisan atua sa nagkadaiyang mga political parties. Malipay sila kay daku ang ilang pagtoo nga modaug gyud si Duterte. 3. Malipay ang mga negosyante nga kanunay biktimahon sa mga tampasalan. 4. Malipay ang mga paryente sa mga nabiktima sa illegal nga druga. 5. Malipay ang mga tawong gusto makakita sa limpyo ug disiplinadong katilingban. 6. Malipay ang linibong mga estudyante nga gusto gyud mahimong presidente si Duterte. **** Daghan ang mabalaka: 1. Mabalaka ang mga kriminal ilabi na kining mga involved sa illegal nga buhat. 2. Mabalaka ang mga sindikato sa gobyerno kay basin dili madugay mapantay na ang ilang tiil. Maayo pa tingale maghinay-hinay na lang silang
saad og longon sa mga punerarya. 3. Mabalaka ang mga tawong mahadlok kon dunay patay kay basin hikuyapan sila. 4. Mabalaka ang mga pulis nga kotong. 5. Mabalaka ang mga opisyales sa gobyerno nga korap. 6. Mabalaka ang ubang mga presidential aspirants kay lagmit landslide victory ang eleksyon pabor ni Duterte. **** Daghan ang maguol: 1. Maguol ang mga taga-Human Rights kay basin dili na sila masikat. 2. Maguol ang mga over-acting ug mga tagawtawan nga mga kawani sa gobyerno. 3. Maguol ang mga naa sa Bilibid kay lagmit mawagtang ang ilang laboratoryo sa shabu didto sa sulod. 4. Maguol ang mga kriminal nga naga-enjoy sa ilang pagka-kriminal tungod kay tingale maihap na lang ang ilang mga adlaw. **** Karon kay mideklarar na man
gyud nga modayon sa pagdagan si Mayor Digong, ang unang mahitabo mao ang kausaban sa survey. Kon tinood lang gyud ang survey, dili kanang survey-survey tungod kay gibayaran lang, siguradong mag-una na si Duterte. Tingale 50% ang iyaha ug ang nahabilin, magtunga-tunga na lang sila si Grace Poe, Binay ug Roxas. Karon kay mideklalar na gyud si Duterte, malig-on na ang kandidatura ni Senator Alan Peter Cayetano. Mahimo na karon nga one-on-one na ang tigi tali nila ni Cayetano ug Bongbong Marcos. Mawani na si Senator Chiz Escudero. Kung dili lang molimbong ang taga-administration ug dili nila maniobrahon ang makina, siguradong daug si Duterte, pero, sa higayon nga mahibalo si Duterte nga gilimbongan siya, siguradong dunay civil war. Modeklarar kana og provisionary government. Ang mga lumads, ang mga moros ug ang mga walhon, siguradong adto dapig ni Duterte ug ang mahitabo, bagsak ang administrasyon.
P also A lerto !?
(Ginapasabot ang mga tigbasa nga ang maong balita niining maong kolum, dili tinood nga panghitabo. Gimugna lang kini aron sa paghatag ug pasiaw ug palingaw… Ed.)
Taga-CSWD, gikasab-an sa kapitan ORMOC CITY -- Usa ka kawani sa City Social Welfare and Development ang nauwawan tungod kay gikasab-an sa kapitan sa usa sa mga barangay ning dakbayan. Matud pa sa report, ang hinungdan mao ang Day Care Teacher nga nagpalaban ngadto sa kapitan tungod kay matud pa niya, gilisud-lisud siya sa taga-CSWDO kay gipangitaan ma'g usa ka report. Wala tingale ikahatag ang Day Care Teacher, mihilak na lang ug midagan pangadto sa kapitan. Adto nagpahungaw sa iyang gibati. Pag-abot sa taga-CSWDO aron makig-istorya sa kapitan ug sa maong Day Care Teacher, wala siya tagda sa kapitan inay gikasab-an hinoon. Pagkalooy sa maong kawani sa gobyerno, gikasab-an sa dili niya amu. hu hu hu..
Legal Notic/News Republic of the Philippines REGIONAL TRIAL COURT 8th Judicial Region Ormoc City OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF COURT PHILIPPINE SAVINGS BANK, Mortgagee, -versusSPS. RUBIE C. AMPUYAS and RONNIE B. AMPUYAS, Mortgagors, EJF CASE NO. R-ORM15-012-FC FOR: EXTRA-JUDICIAL FORECLOSURE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE 3135 AS AMENDED x-----------------------------x
NOTICE OF EXTRAJUDICIAL SALE Upon extra-judicial petition for sale under Act 3135 as amended filed by PHILIPPINE SAVINGS BANK, represented by MARILYN C. LAM, mortgagee, against SPS. RUBIE C. AMPUYAS and RONNIE B. AMPUYAS, mortgagors of Block 2-G, Naungan National Rd., Purok 4, Brgy. Linao, Ormoc City, alleging violation on the PROMISSORY NOTE with REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE registered on July 03, 2013 at the Registry of Deeds of Ormoc City. To satisfy the mortgage indebtedness which as of SEPTEMBER 15, 2015 amounts to TWO MILLION THREE HUNDRED ELEVEN THOUSAND EIGHT
HUNDRED SIXTEEN PESOS AND FORTY EIGHT CENTAVOS (P2, 311,816.48) inclusive of interest and penalty charges plus expenses incurred in this proceedings. The undersigned sheriff under the direct supervision of the Clerk of Court and Ex-Officio Sheriff of the Office of the Clerk of Court, Regional Trial Court, Ormoc City will sell at PUBLIC AUCTION on NOVEMBER 25, 2015 at 9:00 o’clock in the morning until 4:00 o’clock in the afternoon or soon thereafter at the Regional Trial Court, Branch 12, Hall of Justice, Ormoc City to the highest bidder, for CASH or MANAGER’S CHECK AND IN PHILIPPINE CURRENCY, the following real estate
November 16-22, 2015 property including all the improvements thereon, to wit: T R A N S F E R CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. 54250 Registry of Deeds for Ormoc City “A parcel of land (Lot 2-G of the subdivision plan Psd-08-003307, being a portion of Lt 2 described on the consolidation subdivision plan, Pcs-08000131, being a portion of the consolidation of Lots 5112-A and 5112-B both of (LRC) Psd-24963, LRC Cad. Rec. No. 1750), situated in the barrio of Linao, City of Ormoc, Island of Leyte. Bounded on the W, along line 1-2 of the subdivision plan; on the N, along line 2-3 by Lot 2-J of the subdivision plan; on the E, along 3-4 by Lot 2-H of the
AFFIDAVIT OF SELF-ADJUDICATION NOTICE is hereby given that surviving wife and heir of late FREDERIC JEFFREY TAN, SR., adjudicate unto herself being the heir certain one (1) unit of CHRYSLER WAGON more particularly described as:
MAKE/TYPE ENGINE NO. CHASSIS NO. PLATE NO. COR NO.
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CHRYSLER WAGON VR446329 2C4GP24B8VR446329 GJF-816 CR-11994960-5
As per Doc. No. 326; Page No. 66; Book No. LXXVII; Series of 2015 before Notary Public Atty. Aleah Rafel G. Bataan-Tolibao of Ormoc City
malicious activity while feasting to their victim, certain Lucia Cadungog y Tulin, a resident of Barangay Ipil, Ormoc City. The three allegedly took away P8,000 from Cadungog. Based on CCTV footage, the suspects got in one by one, then surrounded the victim, one of them did the pickpocketing while others served as "look out." Then, wallet was passed on to others in order to seal off their bad activity. But, when the victim noticed that somebody has taken away her money, she immediately reported the incident
subdivision plan; and on the S. along line 4-1 by Naungan Road. Beginning at a point marked “1” on plan, being N. 70 deg. 49’W., 785.23 m. from BBM No. 21, Ormoc Cad; thence N. 7 deg. 54’W., 63.04m. to point 2; thence N. 82deg. 53’E., 14.25m. to point 3; thence S.7 deg. 52’E., 63.43m. to point 4; thence S. 84deg. 27’W., 14.24m. to point of beginning; containing and area of NINE HUNDRED (900) SQUARE METERS. Registered in the name of SPS. RONNIE AMPUYAS, SR. and RUBIE C. AMPUYAS.” All sealed bids must be submitted to the undersigned on the above state time and date. In the event the public auction should not take place on the said
date, it shall be held on DECEMBER 02, 2015 without further notice. Prospective bidders or buyers are herby enjoined to investigate for themselves the tile and other pertinent documents of the herein above described property and encumbrances thereon, if any there be, at the Office of the Registry of Deeds of Ormoc City or at the PHILIPPINE SAVINGS BANK, PSBank Center, 777 Paseo De Roxas cor. Sedeño St.,Makati City. Ormoc City, Philippines, OCTOBER 22, 2015. For the Ex-Officio Sheriff: Sgd. JOSE G. SUFICIENCIA, JR. Sheriff IV Copy furnished:
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PHILIPPINE SAVINGS BANK PSBank Center, 777 Paseo De Roxas cor. Sedeño St. Makati City C H U A N I C O , AVILA, GORDOVE, PA N G I L I N A N , CABRERA and Associates 4th Floor, PSBank Center, 777 Paseo de Roxas cor Sedeño St. Makati City SPS. RUBIE C. AMPUYAS and RONNIE B. AMPUYAS, SR. Blk. 2-G, Naungan Nat’l Road, Purok 4, Brgy. Linao Ormoc City MARILYN C. LAM PSBank Center, 777 Paseo de Roxas cor Sedeño St. Makati City LP Issue 45-46-47 (Nov. 2-8, 9-15, 16-22, 2015)
DEED OF EXTRAJUDICIAL PARTITION WITH SIMULTANEOUS SALE NOTICE is hereby given that legitimate heirs of late VISITACION DE ARELLANO have agreed to extrajudicially divide and partition among themselves certain parcel of residential land, and more particularly described and bounded as a parcel of land (Lot No. 322 of the Cadastral survey of Ormoc), with the improvements thereon, situated in the Poblacion, Municipality of Ormoc containing an area of 181 sq m more or less, covered by TCT No. 115 in the Office of the Register of Deeds of Ormoc City as per Doc. No. 42; Page No. 9; Book No. XXXIX; Series of 1986 before Notary Public Atty. ARNULFO C. SALAZAR of Ormoc City LP Issue 45-46-47 (Nov. 2-8, 9-15,-16-22, 2015)
Farmer nabbed during buy-bust
LP Issue 45-46-47 (Nov. 2-8, 9-15,-16-22, 2015)
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to the Police Station. Police elements quickly responded and went to the store. Fortunately, the suspects were still inside the store who seemed to be looking for another victim. Bad for them, they were immediately collared. Two separate cases will be filed against the suspects after the police learned that they also victimized certain Wilma Lintey Orio inside a certain mall, earlier that day. Their acts were also caught up by CCTV. Orio reportedly lost P5,000 to these bad women who travel hundred of kilometers to find victims. RCD
The No. 8 in the drug watch list of Police Station 3, Edgar Arcillas was arrested in a recent buy-bust operation in Sitio Anibong, Brgy. Domonar, Ormoc City.
ORMOC CITY -- A farmer just can't stop shedding tears from his eyes after the was arrested by the police because of alleged involvement in illegal drugs trade. The cops found an ATM card holder with small sachet of shabu inside being kept
swedish from p.1 The Tres Marias pickpockets.
on his itinerary to the city by Leyte Gov. DominicoPetilla, Vice Gov. Carlo Loreto and Palo, Leyte Mayor Remedios “Matin” Petilla, the mother
under his chair. The arrest happened in Sitio Anibong, Brgy. Domonar. P/Insp. Tomas Serrano, OIC of Police Station 3 identified the suspect as one Edgar Arcillas y Bugtae, 28, separated, farmer and a resident of said place. No evidence found in his body during bodysearching procedure which was witnessed by Barangay Chairman Domingo Luchavez, the suspect's parents, media representative and few residents of said place. The plastic ATM card holder found under the chair he was sitting, contained seven sachets of suspected shabu with P200 cash marked-money. According to Brgy Chairman Domingo Luchavez, he already heard of the illegal activities of the suspect, who is very cunning in evading arrest. The suspect said he was surprised and was wondering why the cops seemed to have knowledge where the illegal drug was being kept. Charges of violating RA 9165 or the Anti-Illegal Drugs Law of 2002 will be filed against the suspect. RCD
of the Governor. King Gustav also mentioned distributing Carabaos to parents of Boy Scouts who were victims of the super typhoon. RCD
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NOT FOR USE NOWADAYS. Photo shows the waterless swimming pool in Sibugay Mountain resort.
The brownish Sibugay River
Albuera is in state of emergency ALBUERA, Leyte The Sangguniang Bayan of this town has declared that the town is in State of Emergency after water supply has been cut off several days ago. The council has clarified that the cause of water supply problem is 'human-made' not due to natural calamity. It
was learned that DPWH is presently implementing P186 (7-kilometer) Road Opening as part of the Albuera-Burauen Road. According to Engr. Rodolfo Casane, Interim Waterworks manager of the town, water supply has turned brownish since November 6 when the
source, the Sibugay River was affected by landslide due to a road opening project just few meters above Sibugay River Casane explained that his office has found it very difficult to do a filtering works to the brownish and muddy water coming from Sibugay River. He also revealed that Mayor Ramon DelaCerna Jr.
went to see the project manager and requested that the project be stopped. Casane admitted that it will take months to restore the water supply. At present, the town residents get their drinking water from several free flowing springs in the town such that of Barangay Gungab. RCD
Operation of Sibugay Mountain Resort disturbed by DPWH road projects ALBUERA, Leyte -- Operation of Sibugay Mountain Resort is reportedly disturbed by ongoing road opening project of Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH). The resort is being maintained and managed by the local government. DPWH is currently implementing road opening project, as part of the Albuera-Burauen route. Personnel and staff that are assigned to man the mountain resort operation are no longer reporting
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Frederick Loi Ladera. Police learned that the suspect was staying in of the lodghing houses in the city. Using one of the arrested suspects in drug den raid, the PDEA transacted with the female runner to buy a big volume of shabu. The female runner informed the poseur buyer that they will made the payoff inside the Golden CYANMAGENTAYELLOWBLACK
for duty and instead, are now staying at the municipal hall and just doing other works. Income has reportedly gone down very low because no tourists are coming due to the brownish color of the river. The water from the river is the one being used in the resort's swimming pool. According to Municipal Mayor Ramon Dela Cerna Jr, his town now loses income from the resort, at the same time, also loses income from water sewerage. He disclosed that the average income of P100,000 per
month from the resort operation has gone now. And, another P300,000 a month is lost after the water supply to residents were cut off. Road Project Engineer Sandy Pua admitted that his office was not aware that Sibugay River is just a kilometer away below the site of the road opening project. And that the earth soil and debris were just pushed down to the mountain side and during a heavy downpour, a landslide happened and the earth soil slid down the river. Engr. Pua, said that she is not
really aware of the terrain because she is from Northern Samar and her contractor is from Tacloban City. And, that she was just aware of what was happening when Mayor Dela Cerna came to her and said that her project has destroyed the operation of the Sibugay Mountain Resort. Engr. Pua disclosed that she immediately order her personnel to stop working. At present, the Office of the Municipal Mayor is trying to find ways in order to restore the water supply in town. RCD
Key Inn Kanto along Burgos St., where she was checking in alone. When the payoff was done, the poseur buyer identified himself as a lawman and thereby arrested the suspect. The suspect did not resist arrest a PDEA agents read her the Miranda Doctrine. The suspect admitted owning the evidence taken from here possession but said was only ordered to deliver
the items here. She added that she was waiting for the buyer of the remaining 100 grams when lawmen came to arrest her. Charges of violating Sec.5 Art. 11 RA 9195 the Anti-Illegal Drugs law of 2002 are being prepared by PDEA against the Female drug courier who was arrested in possession of P800T worth of shabu female suspect. (RCD)