WEATHER UPDATE INTERTROPICAL Convergence Zone (ITCZ) affecting Southern Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao. Southern Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao will experience mostly cloudy skies with scattered rainshowers and thunderstorms becoming cloudy with widespread rains over Palawan and Western Visayas which may trigger flashfloods and landslides. Light southwesterly to variable winds will prevail over Palawan, Visayas, and Mindanao and the coastal waters along these areas will be slight except during thunderstorms. SOURCE : PAGASA
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Miss Kagay-an 2012 THE Candidates for Miss Kagay-an 2012 flank BusinessWeek Mindanao, Mindanao Daily News, and Mindanao Star Balita publisher Mr. Dante Sudaria (center) during their courtesy visit to the paper’s office on Saturday. From left: Lovely Jane Estampa (Patag); Sidney Taboclaon (Canitoan); Elaine Ghan (Kauswagan); Laurice Inosa (Balulang); Queenie Bahian (Patag); Juriel Valledor (Kauswagan); Leslie Ghan (Kauswagan); Emie Lou Yamba (Camaman-an); Roxanne Monterde (Cugman); Kris Pajaron (Patag); and Greanne Trisha Mendoza (Nazareth).
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Armm registration: smooth to ‘violent’
BUTUAN City––In time for the observance of the National Disaster Consciousness Month, the Police Regional Office in Caraga will receive today (July 16) a rescue boat and life vests from the Directorate for Integrated Police OperationsEastern Mindanao. In a press statement, Caraga police spokesperson Supt Martin Gamba said ceremonies will be held at 10 am at the Philippine Ports Authority office here where Police Director Atty. Felicisimo Khu, Jr. of DIPO-EM will personally turn-over the rescue boat and life vests to PRO-13 authorities. Pursuant to Executive Order No. 137, July has been declared National Disaster Consciousness Month to enhance people’s awareness about natural and manmade disasters, on the value BOAT/PAGE 9
CAMP SIONGCO, Maguindanao––For the Commission on Elections (Comelec) prompt action, thousands of Teduray and Moro registrants have managed to register smoothly in remote villages of Maguindanao following an alleged attempt to disenfranchise them. The villagers, mostly illiterate natives, asked Commisioner Christian Lim, Commissioner-in-charge for Maguindanao and Lawyer Udtog Tago, provincial election supervisor, to censure their municipal election
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Ex-solon named as ‘Bae Pinyalan’ By PJ TREMEDAL Correspondent
OZAMIZ City––The Subanen tribes in Misamis Occidental conferred to former Rep. Cynthia A. Villar the title of “Bae Pinyalan” during the latter’s visit here recently. Bae Pinyalan is a Subanen rank that means most trusted woman; not only to the community’s wealth
but to all the things that the Subanen tribes have kept precious. Bae Pinyalan is a woman of trust and an honored woman leader of the Subanen. The Subanens are the Indigenous People of Misamis Occidental and the province of Zamboanga Peninsula. Subanens are people who once lived along the rivers, but unfortunately driven NAMED/PAGE 9
PHOTO BY PJ TREMEDAL Lumads, belonging to Subanen tribes in Misamis Occidental, adopted and confirmed Mrs. Cynthia A. Villar, former lawmaker of Las Piñas City, as Bae Pinyalan during the 64th Charter Anniversary and the Subayan keg Subanen Festival in Ozamiz City on July 16, 2012).
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‘Biyaheng Kulambo’ campaign 5 killed, 4 hurt as truck sideswipes against malaria reaches Comval bystanders in Davao By BEN D. ARCHE Regional editor-Davao
NABUNTURAN, Compostela Valley––The symbolic Biyaheng Kulambo or net campaign of the Department of Health (DOH) came to the province on July 9 to promote the use of net against malaria. The campaign is a public health intervention aimed to heighten awareness in preventing and eliminating the malaria disease. DOH started the advocacy on the use of “Long Lasting Insecticide Treated
Net” (LLIN) in provinces with known malaria-endemic areas. It is a province to province campaign which started during the CAR Region 2 Malaria Summit on April 25 in Banaue, Ifugao.
The campaign will end on November 2012. As a gesture of support and participation to the campaign, the provincial government held a simple ceremony on the acceptance
of the LLIN at the Capitol lobby which also highlighted the unveiling of the scroll of collaboration manifesto. Cynthia Mecarandayo, Comval’s malaria coordinator said the malaria cases in the province dropped significantly from thousands to hundreds and even to ones, and reached to zero case as of June 2012. Comval is the 30th province visited by the Biyaheng Kulambo campaigners out of 40 funded areas by Global Fund Malaria Component through Pilipinas Shell Foundation, Incorporated.
FIVE persons died while four others were injured seriously after an out-of-controlled cargo truck sideswiped a group of bystanders in New Carmen, Tugbok District, Davao City Saturday afternoon, the police reported. Senior Supt. Ronald Dela Rosa, Davao City Police chief, said the accident occurred at around 1:30 p.m. when an Isuzu cargo truck (GED-452) driven by Delmar Camanse, 23, lost its brakes and hit nine bystanders in the area, which is near a dumpsite. Five of the bystanders were killed instantly. They were identified as Patricio Daclan, of Sitio Tandawan, Barangay Magtuod, Davao City; Aurello Lanutan, of Purok 2, New Carmen, Tugbok District; Rey Hain, of Matina, Davao City; Guillermo Batac, 65, of New Carmen; and Romeo Dora, 45, also of New Carmen. Injured and undergoing treatment at the Southern Philippines Medical Center were Jessie Dela Torre, 19; Felipe Magallanes,62; Mandayumpa Suhay,49; and Jerry Enanod, 34. Camanse is now undergoing investigation by the Davao City police. (PNA)
Live-in partner of slain suspected carnapper nabbed DAVAO City––Elements of the Davao City Police Office (DCPO) under the Sta. Police Station arrested yesterday the live-in partner of Von Arde Bagasbas tagged as the leader of a carnap group operating here. Police identified the woman as Jovilyn Ybañez, 27, a nurse, and resident of Cagayan de Oro City but recently residing in Purok San Miguel, Barangay Duterte, Agdao this city. The apprehension of Ybañez came based on the strength of an arrest warrant issued by Judge Em-
manuel Pasal for estafa case in Cagayan de Oro City. Aside from said case, authorities placed Ybañez as suspect of the recent carnapping in the parking area of a shopping mall led by Bagasbas, her livein partner who was killed later in a shootout. The suspect is now waiting to be transported to CDO where she will face her case in court. Davao city’s Social Services and Development Office took responsibility of the two-year old child of the suspect. ben d. arche
Killers-on-bike shot dead hospital head nurse, trader TAGUM City––A hospital head nurse and a trader here were gunned down in two separate incidents by the dreaded motorcycleriding killers (MRK) the other day. Died in the hospital was Agnes Domingo, head nurse of the Intensive Care Unit of Davao Regional Hospital here. Tagum City Police Office (TCPO) head Superintendent Remas Lambert said the victim was shot once by a gunman riding on a motorcycle after alighting from a motorbike driven by her son near a school at Barangay Apokon here. The victim succumbed to a single bullet wound in the head. Suspect fled to unknown direction after the son of the victim withdrawn from a chase for fear of his life. On the other hand, a
trader was also riddled by bullets of the motorcycle-riding killer’s gun in Visayan Village, this city, exactly on the day the nurse was slain. Police identified the victim as Robin Meñosa, 38, businessman, and resident of La Filipina Village here. As the victim went out his car to buy food, the killers on motorcycle got the chance to fire at him for many times with a .45 caliber pistol. Recovered from the scene of the crime were some empty shells of the gun used in killing the victim. Authorities also found one .45 caliber pistol inside the car of the victim. Investigators are now conducting follow-up investigations on the two shooting incidents to identify the suspects. ben d. arche
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DPWH Regional Director Barroso inspects ongoing works at Misamis Oriental projects
DPWH -10, RD Barroso instructed Engr. Mancao (wearing jacket) DPWH -10 RD Barroso discussing with the technical people of Misamis Oriental First District Engineering Office on the rehabilito fast track the works to avail of the good weather. tation works to be done with the Kibaluyot Bridge.
The Ongoing Rehab/Reconst/Upgrading of Damaged Paved
This bridge: Kibaluyot Bridge along national road (Gingoog Section) National Road along Magsaysay, Misamis Oriental. will be rehabilitated/strengthened for the consumption of the traveling public.
DPWH 10, RD Barroso observing the ongoing works of the rehabilitation/reconstruction/upgrading of the damaged pavement of national road. This road project is focused within the portions of Sugbongcogon, Binuangan, Ampenican and Lagonglong, all DPWH Regional Office Director Evelyn T. Barroso Barroso discussof the first district of Misamis Oriental. ing with Engrs. Lomotos and Pacana of the ongoing road project.
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Expensive books in schools is undermines constitution NO less than a lawmaker issued an appeal to public and private colleges and universities to stop the practice of prescribing expensive books to students. Expensive books ordered by schools for students’ use only aggravate the burdens of parents who can barely cope with the spiraling cost of college education these days. It is agreeable that even lawmakers see it scandalous for schools to prescribe expensive textbooks and other reading materials to their studentry. They smell something fishy because there is a possibility of corruption in the sale and production of high-priced books between businessmen and school officials. The fact that educational institutions have been scandalously increasing tuition fees, compelling their students to use books with prices way beyond parents’ means is doubly exploitative. “This is completely unacceptable,” Davao City Rep. Karlo Alexei Nograles lamented. The Davao City lawmaker said he received reports that some books being required in a psychology subject in one school are priced at P10,000 each. This is utterly unimaginable. It would inflict a worst financial trauma on parents. There could even be a possibility that collusion between the institutions and book suppliers is taking place in the name of profit. The practice of schools imposing the use of expensive books and other learning materials is a big slap to the spirit of our Constitution which even mandates free education and other ways to provide Filipinos easy access to education. The Commission on Higher Education should conduct a non-nonsense investigation against schools doing such. It must review the schools’ respective programs or curriculum and seek alternatives for them to use books that are cheaper.
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The hidden child THINK a minute. Did you know that there is a hidden child inside you? And your hidden child still affects the way you feel, think, and live as an adult. A wise man said: “The child is the father of the man.” The man is simply the boy who grew up. The important question is: Did we grow up? Or did we just grow older? Do we still have some of the same attitudes and thinking we had as children and teenagers? The hidden child inside us can continue to control us as adults. So if we don’t get over our past hurts or childish thinking, then we can continue damaging our own life, as well as the lives
Think A Minute Jhan Tiafau Hurst of those close to us. Our hidden child can hurt our wife or husband and our own children. In marriage, it’s not just two people living together but four people: the husband and wife as adults, and the husband and wife as the children they used to be. Maybe you still have fears and very little selfconfidence.
You still wrongly think that you’re not smart or talented enough to succeed at anything. Maybe you still can’t get really close to people in a relationship because you’re afraid they will not like and accept you just the way you are. But we do not have to live our whole lives being hurt and held back by our
hidden child’s past pain and fears. First, we must honestly admit that we need help and healing inside. Then, we must ask Jesus Christ to show us our hidden, hurting child inside, so we can receive His inner healing and forgive those who hurt us as children or teenagers. Finally, we must ask Jesus to take charge of our heart and help us choose to grow up by changing our immature ways of thinking and treating people. Today, Jesus will start setting you free from your painful childhood, so you can fully become the strong, mature man or woman He created you to be. Just Think a Minute.
Where is the joint ASEAN communique? THE 45th Foreign Ministers’ Meeting of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) failed to reach a common stand in resolving disputed claims in the South China Sea region. Did China stifle it? Cambodia, a known ally of China, also doused moves to pass the ‘Code of Conduct of the South China Sea’ among claimants-nation. Cambodia did not deny or confirm the allega- Cris Diaz tion. However, Cambodia’s Foreign Minister Hor Namhong said that some countries wanted to use strong language in the ‘communique’ that was unacceptable. Nor cited Vietnam and the Philipppines as countries inclined to using strong language over their South China Sea disputes with China. Vietnam and the Philippines have reasons to express emotionally discharged statements. Vietnam could not forget China’s massacre of Vietnamese soldiers sometime in 1988. The Vietnamese were about to host their flag in one of the shoals in Spratly when mowed down by Chinese navy. Vietnam claimed that that portion of the Spratly was within their international limit. Since then, China left a gaping wound in the heart of Vietnam that refuses to heal. In the Philippines, China’s claim over Scarborough Shoal has provoked a silent outraged. The reason was simply because Scarborough Shoal also known as ‘Bajo de Masinloc’ was not only within spitting distance from
the Philippines shorelines, but was also acknowledged as part of the Philippine archipelago by the colonial Spain in the 15th Century. The 45th ASEAN Regional Conference held in Cambodia last week was supposed to be the right venue for member countries to ventilate on the issue. The proposed Code of Conduct in the South China Sea considered a landmark resolution did not happen. ‘All ASEAN members did not want it,’ the Cambodian Minister said. Nor accused that some individual ASEAN members want to ‘take the communique hostage’ and insisted on turning the 10-nation group to a tribunal. “Cambodia is not a court. We cannot decide on territorial disputes, which should be resolved by involved countries through abiding international laws in peaceful manners,” Nor said in a statement released after the regional conference ended last week. Actually, even if the 10-member ASEAN country issued a joint communiqué on a ‘Code of Conduct in South China Sea,’ such resolution would still be useless. Certainly, like other existing international laws on maritime and territorial disputes that China scorned, the ‘Code of Conduct’ would also end up in the dustbin. China would simply crumple it. While China want to shelve differences and is open to joint development of the South China Sea region, its actions contradict to its pronouncement. In fact, there were insinuations that China manipulated the 45th ASEAN regional conference that led to the failure of the joint communiqué. React: crisguardian@yahoo.com
Chemical imprisonment
TODAY, I would like to share with you a relevant reflection on the story of creation and the dynamic ideas of Bishop Jose R. Manguiran, a known advocate of LIFE and care of the Environment. The creation story of the DANTE M. SUDARIA Holy Bible, God, the creator, PUBLISHER at the end of each day’s work ROSE MARY SUDARIA said, “It was good!” Really, M Ä ¦ Ù nature is a word of beauty RUEL V. PELONE MELANIE RIVERA and bounty to be lived with. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF A ò Ùã®Ý®Ä¦ But now, in the 20th century, the creation of God ALLAN M. MEDIANTE GUILLERMO ADE, JÙ. EXECUTIVE EDITOR PÙÊ ç ã®ÊÄ has been badly altered… take note… it has become JOE DEL PEURTO FELICILDA ALBERT MOLIT MANAGING EDITOR a world of poison.” The CIRCULATION techno-chemical achieveCRIS DIAZ ASSOCIATE EDITOR ments as we have now has JUN ESCUADRO RIZA O. ARES no heart to care for LIFE, PAT SAMONTE LIEZL A. DELOSO NATURE and the EnvironR ¦®ÊÄ ½ E ®ãÊÙ-C Ù ¦ JOE PALABAO ment. The chemical effects AL JACINTO RENE MICHAEL BAÑOS are so destructive to our R ¦®ÊÄ ½ E ®ãÊÙ-Z Ã Ê Ä¦ M Ù» ã®Ä¦ CÊÄÝç½ã ÄãÝ society by the poisoning of the biosphere that is the air, GERRY LEE GORIT P«ÊãÊ JÊçÙÄ ½®ÝãÝ ATTY. MARIO T. JUNI the land, and the water on ããù. ÙÊ ÙãÊ . Äã ¦Ê ¹Ù. which human life depends. URIEL C. QUILINGUING L ¦ ½ CÊçÄÝ ½Ý E ®ãÊÙ® ½ CÊÄÝç½ã Äã The multi-national com-
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Louie P. Bucod panies and technology have succeeded in establishing a new lifestyle: “Dependency on chemical and technology. All strata of modern living are saturated with chemical and technology. A very young child owning a cell phone …absent to classes in school in order to be present in the air-conditioned room….internet café a computer rooms and never read books and newspaper in the school library. In the field of the population control-program of the government, the demographers who think that
the lack of food is due to the multitude of months are promoting chemical and mechanical control of birth. The womb of a mother, once the “ancient seed bed of LIFE, has become the “new killing field.” Some babies are so strong fighting against chemical “attack “ ….and they come out of the womb “victorious” but disfigured.: one-eyed, one-eared, single foot, two heads… one handed, and disharmonized physically and psychologically. And take note ….the new born baby is already a “veteran”
long before he will be recruited to the military. Beware Philippines….” You are coming up with a “new breed” of veterans, a monstrous generation to avenge the assault…..undergone by the “ anti-life peddlers.” We eat chemicals from the rice, vegetables, fruits and fish that we eat. Remember all vegetables are sprayed with chemicals…. Our agriculture embrace the input components that are all synthetic: fertilizer, pesticide, insecticide, herbicide, inducer for fruiting and ripening. In our poultry and husbandry, we raise foreign pigs, foreign cows, foreign chickens, foreign goats and we feed them with foreign feeds and chemicals. Is this a blessing or a curse? Yes, it is a blessing to the very few owners of big business but a curse to the many and destructive CHEMICAL/PAGE 9
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Oroquieta hosts 8th ZAMPENBIZCON By FRANKLIN P. GUMAPON
DIPOLOG City – Everything is set for the 8th Zamboanga Peninsula Business Conference (ZAMPENBIZCON) in Oroquieta City, July 18-20, said Dipolog City Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DCCI) President Paul G. Gudmalin. He added, the Oroquieta City Chamber of Commerce and Industry (OCCI) will be hosting the conference, in cooperation with the Ozamis City Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Oroquieta LGU. Anchored on the theme “One. Global. Filipino: Business Synergy through Public-Private Partnership
at Work,” the conference seeks to promote a unified effort to strengthen and stimulate SMEs in the Peninsula, through networking and policy support. Some 200 business and political leaders from all over the region are expected to participate in the said activity, during which, the island’s plans and programs will be presented by Mindanao Development Secretary Lualhati Antonino; plans for Zamboanga Peninsula by PCCI-Mindanao. Banks and other financial institutions are also expected to present their business forecast for Mindanao. There will also be DA, TESDA, DOST, PCA, DILG. (PIA-Zamboanga presentations from the DOT, DOLE, DTI, DENR and del Norte/asf)
NorMin 4Ps personnel improve performance By APIPA P. BAGUMBARAN
CAGAYAN de Oro City – The performance of Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps) personnel in Northern Mindanao has considerably improved, especially on the technical aspect of the program. Regional 4Ps Coordinator Ian Putong said, this was the result of the program review and evaluation workshop (PREW), conducted by the Department of Social Welfare and Development Field Office (DSWD-FO 10), last week. The outcome of the
PREW will be used to further enhance the implementation of the program and to address the issues and problems encountered by the workers, Mr. Putong added. Me antime, Mis amis Oriental 4Ps Link Officer Lois Marie Murillo described the PREW as best venue for program workers to air their respective concerns. He added, the activity was also made basis for renewal of contracts of workers with DSWD FO 10. As of December 2011, been terminated because of Badel Inodeo, DSWD-10/ two municipal links have poor performance. (Oliver APB,PIA-10/asf)
DOH-CHD Caraga combats dengue in AgSur By ROBERT E. ROPEROS
AGUSAN del Sur - The Department of Health-Center for Health Development (DOH-CHD) Caraga, together with the provincial government, has undertaken measures against dengue. Data from different disease reporting units in the region revealed that there were 144 dengue cases in the province from January 1 to July 9, 2012, most of which are in the municipality of Esperanza. Because of this, DOHCHD is regularly conducting a purok-by-purok information drive against the diseases, simultaneously with cleanup drives focusing on searching and destroying the breeding sites of denguecarrying mosquitos. Other activities are the conduct of basic human sur-
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FOOD FOR THOUGHT The best proven Spiritual enhancer : 1. Cleanse your heart daily with REPENTANCE; 2. Bathe thoroughly in the WORD OF GOD; 3. Apply FORGIVENESS to keep wrinkles away; 4. Stay moisturized with PRAYER; 5. Sprinkle yourself with LOVE, it’s the sweetest perfume. (contributed by Mr. Jun Tupag, Cagayan de Oro City)
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composed of 26 males and 44 females. Of these cases, two deaths were reported, both females, aged four years old and 10 years old. (RER/PIA 13-Caraga/asf) BY ROWJOE S. FELICILDA M ÃÊÙ® ½ C Ä Ù IÄ¥ÊÙà ã®ÊÄ PÙʹ ã
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ZS-Pagadian City media elects new set of officers By JEESREL G. HIMANG with MANNY MAULANA
THE Zambo Sur-Pagadian City press, Inc. (ZPPI) elected anew its new sets of officers Saturday, July 14, 2012 for the year 2012 to 2013. The Election which was attended by the whole membership of the province and city was held at the Z amsureco Heroes Hall, along Alano Street, in downtown Pagadian City. Out of the 15 board of trustees consisting of legitimate journalists of
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the city and province who were elected out of the general membership, its new set of officers are as follows: Vic G. del Pilar as its new president; Don Sherwin Lu, Editor, Pagadian Times, vice president; Liberal “Levi” Cabatcha, Zamsureco as public information officer, secretary; Annaliza Lu, Business Manager, Pagadian Times, treasurer; Manny Salik Maulana, Executive Director, INFOLINK – Information Linkage and Radio Commentator Bisto
Bolabog daily program, auditor and Jay Apales, of the City Mayor’s Office as public information officer (PIO). Del Pilar, the new president is a seasoned journalist of the city and currently the editorial consultant of Hardline News. An experienced government officer having retired from government service sometime ago. Formerly connected with the Department of the Interior and Local Government for 30 years as Senior Local Government Supervision
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THE Pueblo de Oro Development Corp. (PODC) introduced its new Vice President and General Manager to its brokers and agents during a Sales Rally held last July 5, 2012 at Forest View Homes (FVH). Onboard since May 2, 2012, Mr. Eduino L.F. L. Tan has extensive experience in the management of residential communities as well as in the formulation and implementation of sales strategies and programs. He brings to PODC more than a decade of experience encompassing, among others, business development, project management, strategic planning and resource utilization. Mr. Tan earned his Master of Business Management degree from the Asian Institute of Management and obtained his Bachelor of Arts in Economics major in Quantitative Economics, magna cum laude, from the University of Asia and the Pacific. He is also the 9th placer in the 2011 Real Estate Broker Licensure Examination given by the Professional Regulation Commission. Mr. Tan will be handling the overall management of PODC
Officer of the province of Zamboanga del Sur. Members of the Board of Trustees, includes Nestor Comendador, DXKV-FM; Lualhati Belen of RMN DXPR, outgoing president Charnyl Albarracin and managing editor of Pagadian Express; Leah Agonoy, managing editor Pagadian Times; Jun “Idol” Corgue, PIA-R9; Merardo Radem” Gutang of PPB; Leo Santillan, PPB Provincial Chief; Remai Alejado, DSW/CIDSS program. Listed as guest dur-
in CDO, and looks forward to building on the partnership PODC has with its brokers and agents. “Without you, we would not have the stature we have in CDO,” he said. For his part, outgoing GM Rodolfo L. Meñes stated, “I am leaving the Township in very capable hands. As in a relay race, I am passing the baton to Mr. Tan.” Mr. Meñes will continue to serve PODC in his capacity as Senior
ing the Induction rites were Governor Antonio H. Cerilles; City Mayor Samuel S. Co (represented by Dr Dicky Fernandez, City Tourism Officer); Congressmen 1st dist. Victor Yu; 2nd dist. Auring Cerilles; William “Ace” Cerilles, president, League of Municipal Mayors of Zamboanga del Sur Chapter; Inducting and distinguished guest, Atty. Edgar B. Bongalos, asst. regional director, Public Attorney’s Office, Region lX - Zamboanga Peninsula
Vice President for Mindanao until his retirement at the end of the year. The Sales Rally was also the occasion for PODC to unveil the newly-constructed Twin Homes model unit to the brokers and agents. The two-bedroom 65-sq.m. duplex is one of the new house models for FVH introduced by PODC. For more information on FVH, please contact Pueblo de Oro Sales at 858-8976.
and President Integrated Bar of the Philippines Pagadian City – Zamboanga del Sur Chapter. On behalf of the group, outgoing ZPPI president Charnel Albarracin expressed his thanks and appreciation to all city stakeholders of the city, particularly those in the government and in the business community, who without being asked, have furnished the food and drinks that contributed much to the success of the occasion.
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Past President Award for JCI Senate Year 2009 - 2010 awarded by IPP JCI Senator Johnny U. Lu, JGF and witnessed by newly inducted President JCI Senator Tito Noel A. Mora, JGF during the Turn-over Ceremonies held July 14, 2012 at the Tangerine of Mallberry Suites.
CDO MAG TO SHOWCASE PRIMEMOVERS OF MINDANAO ECONOMY Honorary correspondents of the Asia-Pacific Region workshop on June 22-25, 2012 at BP International Hotel, Manila, Philippines.
5 Mindanaoans attend Asia-Pacific workshop for correspondents IN its quest to promote the scouting movement in the Land of Promise––Mindanao, five scout leaders attended the Asia-Pacific workshop for correspondents last June 22-25, 2012 at the BP Hotel International in Manila. Sponsored by the AsiaPacific Region of World Organization Scout Movement (WOSM), a non-governmental organization which governs most national Scout Organizations with over 31 million members. The new honorary correspondents are Ed Paypa of Lanao del Norte Council, Vice-Chairman of Boy Scouts of the Philippines (BSP) Misamis Occidental Council Mr. Edgar Adlaon, Zandidap Council Scout Executive Roy Garbonera, Scout Leader Junrey Buenaflor and Assistant Troop Leader Iryne Albacite of Zandidap Council. They were among the 52 news writers and PR officers who attended representing 11 countries such as Australia, Bangladesh, Brunei Darussalam, South Korea, Singapore, Sri Lanka, India, Maldives, Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines. This has been revealed by Scout Leader Luz Taray, director for communication and strategy of the World Scout Bureau. Vice President Jejomar Binay, Boy Scouts of the Philippines’ national president and the current chairman of the Asia-Pacific
Region through the Secretary-General Jose Rizal Pangilinan extended his greetings and warm welcome to the delegates representing different countries. “This workshop aims to enhance the journalistic skills that reflect the vision and mission of the Scout Movement,” expressed Taray. She added that they would like to set communication standard for National Scout Organization (NSO) correspondents in a global context thereby sharing strategies for editorial planning, storytelling, using images as well as learning about styles in the new media. A very lively discussions on the following topics, to wit: NSO sharing, new media and the role of correspondents, key messages in scouting, news and feature writing, press release, communicating on the web and the social media, branding and imagery, press package, risks in communication and managing crisis, media relations, editorial planning and future networking. Scout Leader Paramasivam Palany of Malaysia said that he finds this workshop very interesting, productive and educational. Another participant Abdul Manan Abdul Latip, PR Commissioner of Brunei Darussalam added that whatever learning experience he can get out of this activity will be implemented in WORKSHOP/PAGE 8
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Nationwide alert on ‘EV-71’ virus issued HEALTH authorities had ordered a track down of Enterovirus (EV-71) infection on a nationwide scale after the ‘killer virus’ had been noticed in a hospital in Manila. Latest World Health Organization and Cambodian Ministry of Health report said the deadly disease which plagued Cambodia EXTRA-JUDICIAL PARTITION OF ESTATE Notice is hereby given that the intestate estate of WENCESLAO VALDEO, who died on December 22, 1989 and ROSITA VALDEO, who died on March 7, 2008 in Cagayan de Oro City, leaving a certain real property, in the Barrio of Poblacion, Municipality of Jasaan, Province of Misamis Oriental, covered by Original Certificate of Title No. P-15288, issued by the Registry of Deeds for the Province of Misamis Oriental and more particularly described as follows; A PARCEL OF LAND, Lot No. 1407, Cad-367, situated in the barrio of Poblacion, Municipality of Jasaan, Province of Misamis Oriental, containing an area of TEN THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED FIVE (10,605) SQUARE METERS is the subject of EXTRAJUDICIAL PARTITION OF ESTATE, the parties hereto are the surviving heirs of the decedents namely: HENRY L. VALDEO, FLORENCE L. VALDEO, ALEJO L. VALDEO, GLORIA L. VALDEO, HERMILA VALDEO Vda. DE LOS ANGELES, and DOLORES VALDEO DANDASAN, as per Doc. No.175; Page No. 35; Book No. 44; Series of 2012, under Notary Public of CASIANO A. GAMOTIN, JR. MDN: JULY 16, 23 & 30, 2012
recently was caused by a severe form of Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease, an infectious disease among infants and children. EV-71, a virus associated with hand, foot, and mouth disease have been reported to have infected four pati ents at the San Lazaro Hospital and RITM (Research Institute for Tropical Medicine). Dr. Eric Tayag of the EXTRA-JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT AMONG THE HEIRS OF THE ESTATE OF SPOUSES SERAFIN COLMENARES AND LOURDES PANELO-COLMENARES The intestate estate of the late spouses Serafin Colmenares and Lourdes Panelo Colmenares who died intestate on November 10,1995 and August 10,1999 respectively left a parcel of land covered by Transfer Certificate of Title no. T-14825 located at Banaybanay, Davao Oriental with an area of ninety thousand nine hundred forty one (90,941) square meters is subject of extra-judicial settlement among heirs as follows: Cecilia ColmenaresDuremdes;Rudymel Colmenares and Meldy Joy Colmenares as heirs of the late Rodolfo P. Colmenares; Helen P. Colmenares; Serafin P. Colmenares Jr.; Antonio P Colmenares,Jose P. Colmenares; Ernesto P. Colmenares; Felina Colmenares-Dominguez; Ma. Socorro P. Colmenares and Ricardo P. Colmenares as per doc.no. 367; page no. 74;book no. 41 series of 2012 notary public Adolfo A. Angala.
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Department of Health said that Health Sec. Enrique Ona has issued instructions to the health department’s National Epidemiology Center to include EV-71 infection as notifiable disease. The instruction compels health providers, especialy physicians, to report individual cases or even outbreaks. Tayag said cases of EV71 do occur in the country but in the form of mild HFMD and there were no deaths reported. Mild HFMD is characterized as self-limiting illness characterized by
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fever and accompanied by skin lesions or rashes. According ly, EV-71 causes different diseases of varying intensity. These include the often mild HFMD, acute respiratory disease, acute flaccid paralysis (polio-like) and the deadly brainstem ecephalitis. Tayag did not discount possibility of having serious HFMD in the country or in the future with common knowledge of virus mutillation. Tayag said that since 2006 HFMD outbreak was already reported in Asia in China, Vietnam, Singapore, adding ‘we are the countries not affected.’ the cause of HFMD is viral, antibiotics will not be any help in treating it. Presently , there is no specific treatment available for HFMD. Patients with HFMD are encourage drink plenty of
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Supt. Edgar Danao. The Philippine government through the Department of National Defense (DND) offered a P350,000 cash reward to any informant who could provide information leading to Manjuri’s arrest. Danao said the suspect, identified as Jumli Orie Manjuri alias Salam and Orie, was arrested around 12 noon Thursday in Barangay Cabunbata, Isabela City, the capital of Basilan POLICE/PAGE 9
CIDG orders manhunt of CIS chief in Davao region CRIMINAL Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) chief Director Samuel D. Pagdilao Jr. has ordered a massive manhunt operation against three suspects in the killing of a Community Investigative Support (CIS) member in Davao City Thursday. Pagdilao identified the victim as Faustino L. Evangelio, CIS chief in Davao region. Senior Supt. Albert Ignatius Ferro said prior to
CIS membership, the victim had been serving the CIDG as informant for more than five years. Ferro said that charges of murder were immediately filed Friday at the Davao City Prosecutors Office against gunmen Alex V. Tugado and Elisito Z. Tillo, both security guard of EDSA security agency; and Jerry T. Evangelio, owner of COTPLAS Industries Corp. and tagged as the mastermind.
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istrant and son of a town councilor was shot dead in front of his horrified mother by alleged supporters of the town mayor. “This is quite alarming and disturbing, I hope that’s the first and the last,” he said of the shooting. Velasco said the shooting was triggered by the victim, Said Guro, complaining why his application paper was always buried in the file of applications and poll clerks attend to other and late applicants. Commissioner Armando Velasco, Comelec in- charge in Lanao, said the poll officials feared for their lives and transferred the center to Marawi City.
Sinaulan form part of the training team. The said correspondents will serve as coordinators and messengers of peace of the scouting movement in the Asia-pacific region and the world. These honorary correspondents for Scouting is a concept being practiced in the Asia-Pacific Region for over a decade and currently 15 national scout organizations within the region have appointed their correspondents and they contribute regularly to the regional media such as the monthly electronic newsletter, Scouting in the Asia-Pacific Region newsletter and APR website. The same concept has now been extended at the world level and all member countries have been from page 7 requested to nominate their countr y while correspondents across all Australian Andrew Taylor six regions. added that online registration of scouts has been initiated in their country from page 8 shares interest in providing assistance to the national province. He disclosed that Mancouncil. Officer-In-Charge John juri is the barangay chairAnthony Romagos of Bili- man of Cabunbata. Danao said Manjuri was ran Council suggested that the national organization arrested on the strength should help form a press of warrants of arrest for group for 116 councils. kidnapping with frustrated Scout Leader Nixom Can- murder and kidnapping with lapan, chairman on public serious illegal detention relations stressed that a issued by a Jolo court and communication has al- Basilan court, respectively. Majuri’s arrest came ready given to the Office of the National Secretary after months of surveilGeneral for proper action lance “we conducted on his activities,” Danao disclosed. regarding this matter. The arrested bandit is Expert resource speakers were Mr. Max Edralin, one of the most trusted men Tita Valderama, Chelo of Abu Sayyaf leader Isnilon Banal-Formoso, Nixon Hapilon, who is wanted Canlapan, Luz Taray, Ca- not only by the Philippine leb Cheah and Berthold government but also by
(City Mayor Nova Princess Parojinog-Echavez) and Datu Gumutan Manabang (Former City Mayor and now, ABC President Reynaldo Parojinog Sr.). In the celebration held at the Cotta Shrine, Mrs. Cynthia A. Villar, in her message, accepted and promised to be their woman leader and a trusted friend that can help them improved their lives. “Tinatanggap ko ang parangal na binigay ninyo sa akin..at ito ang magiging simula nang ating hangaring magtagumpay sa ating mga buhay.” Ang sino man na hindi lilingon sa pinanggagalingan ay hindi makakarating sa gusto nitong puntahan,” she said.
of life and the importance of protecting the environment. Government agencies have participated in several activities including a Fun Walk around this city’s major thoroughfares, Civic Action and Advocacy through a Blood-Letting Campaign, Medical Mission and Coastal Clean-up in Barangay Masao here. Atty, Edwin Jon Pizarro, OIC public information officer of the city mayor’s office, said the activities were aimed at showing and promoting the importance of Risk Disaster Reduction Management to all localities. This year’s theme is “Ligtas na Bayan, Maunlad na from page 1 Pamayanan.” away by the Moro aggression during the 15th and 16th centuries to the from page 4 mountainous area of the effects go to the whole Malindang ranges and the humanity and to the whole Zamboanga Peninsula. earth. On the 64th Charter Congratulations! To Anniversary( July 16) of the Mayor Nenen Noval of city whose theme reflects Tubod LGU and to Mayor a safe and clean environBenjie Baguio of Kapata- ment is the true heritage gan LGU as new awardees of Mankind, the Subanen of Good Housekeeping in of Misamis Occidental in the provinceof Lanao del a special gathering during Norte. Good public service the Subayan keg Subanen is a good public trust! Keep Festival adopted the former up the GOOD WORK!..... lawmaker as their daughter More Power…..and God and leader. Bless Lanao del Norte. Our Gukom Gumutan elected leaders in Lanao del (Timuay Samuel Simeno Norte, the Governor, the in his Christian name) is Vice- Governor, the May- the highest Timuay and ors, and Vice-Mayors with leader of the Subanen of their respective councilor the province, together with challenged to protect life their other tribal leaders and the environment now! performed the ritual of confirmation and offered prayers to the Magbabaya from page 1 (God Almighty) with the Sinsuat, Maguindanao. presence of Bae Maghuhusay The area has thousands of prospective and qualified registrants. Barangay Tambak is the bailiwick of a Muslim datu who declared he will challenge the incumbent mayor of Datu Blah Sinsuat in next year’s election. On Thursday, Commissioner Lim and Tago issued a written order for the election officer of Datu Blah Sinsuat to transfer from Tubuan to Tambak area the registration machines as soon as possible after learning of the sentiments of the griping villagers. SUPERHOT: Following the order of Lim and Tago, Philippine Marines escorting election officials brought the votHigala, ers’ registration machine from barangay Tubuan to DILI dawaton sa ukay-ukay barangay Tambak. ang 746 nga numbers combinaTago said the registration tion, ambot kung ngano! activities in Datu Blah, a Pasakay nato ang 4 ug 1 ug coastal town of Maguindanao, are being supervised by kung mogawas kini nga dili doble poll officials from Region 8. sigurado ang atong WINNING Elsewhere in the region, NUMBERS ug LUCKY PICK the list up which started July 9 and will end on July 18, para karong adlawa. have shifted from “smooth” Kung doble, pili lang sa 441, to “violent” in some areas. 443, 445, 447, ug 449. In Lanao del Sur, election officials from Negros OcciGood luck! dental decided to vacate the Team SuperTres registration center in Putik, Lanao del Sur following a THIS WEEK’S HOT PAIRS clash between rival political groups nearby. 15•46•48•11•23•29 An 18- year old reg-
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