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Bradley wins! FANS and spectators including international celebrities took to social networking site Twitter to express their disbelief and disappointment with the split decision loss of pound-for-pound boxing champion Emmanuel “Manny” Pacquiao to Timothy Bradley. It was Pacquiao’s first loss since 2005 against Mexican boxer Erick Morales. Bradley remains unbeaten and now the new WBO Welterweight boxing champion, thepoc.net reported on its website after the fight yesterday. TIMOTHY BRADLEY won the WBO welterweight title from Manny Pacquiao via split decision despite appearing second best to the eight-division world champion on the night. Pacquiao weathered an exciting start from the undefeated challenger in the opening two rounds and wore the American down throughout the middle portion of the contest and had Bradley seriously reeling after six.
Bradley would show great resilience and edge some of the later rounds after going back to basics and working the jab from distance, but there appeared to be no confusion amongst the live attendance or either camp as to who was the better man. It came as a shock when the judges’ scorecards all read 115 to 113 - with two of the three in favour of the new champion. Bradley’s performance would have no doubt raised
his stock even in defeat, but the unexpected nod from the men in charge of the final outcome is destined to catapault ‘Desert Storm’ to even greater heights. His first order of business could well be an immediate rematch: Pacquiao has a clause in the fight contract, and both fighters expressed a willingness to settle things once and for all in a return bout in their post-fight interviews. “I’ve got to give Manny a
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ONE NETWORK BANK, also known as ONB, is a rural bank based in Davao City in the Philippines. Formed in 2004 through the consolidation of Network Rural Bank of Davao del Sur, the Rural Bank of Panabo of Davao del Norte and the Provident Rural Bank of Cotabato, ONB is the largest rural bank in the Philippines in terms of assets, with a network of 81 branches and 106 ATMs (as of April 2012) throughout the provinces of Mindanao, including seventeen localities where it is the sole provider of financial services. It is the first rural bank in the Philippines to receive the nod of the Philippine Clearing House Corporation (PCHC) to establish a checking account, as well as
to have its cheques cleared directly by the PCHC, instead of an intermediary bank. It is also an equity member of MegaLink, one of the first banks in Mindanao to join an interbank network. One Network Rural Bank Inc. reported earnings results for the first half of 2010. For the period, the company earned PHP 136 million in net income, or 32% more compared with the same period last year. This was mainly because of the company’s PHP 700 million investment in government bonds. The company is expecting lending revenues to increase, with estimates showing salary loans to public school teachers and loans for businesses rising LEADER/PAGE 11
Six boat crewmen injured fighting blaze in Tawi-Tawi By AL JACINTO, Regional Editor-Zamboanga
ZAMBOANGA City––Six Filipino crewmen of a burning motor launch were injured while trying to put out the blaze in the vessel’s engine room in Sitangkai Island in the southern Philippine province of Tawi-Tawi, police said Sunday. Police said the fire broke out while the ML Nursiba, owned by Ibno Kadil, was moored in the pier. “We are still investigating the cause of the fire, but six crewmen were injured while trying to put out the blaze,” Senior Superintendent Rodelio Jocson, the provincial police chief, told the Mindanao Examiner. He said police rushed the wounded crew to the hospital. It was not immediately known whether the motor launch is registered with the Maritime Industry Authority or not, but it was use to bring passengers BLAZE/PAGE 11
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Caraga’s aggie dept excel in Balangay fest YES, WE’VE MADE IT AGAIN! For the second time around, the Department of Agriculture Regional Field Unit 13 proved its worth not just in curbing hunger but also in the field of cultural dance competition. This after DA Caraga emerged once more as grand champion during the Balangay Theater Float Parade and Competition held last May 19, 2012 as one of the highlights of the Balangay Festival Silver Year Celebration here in Butuan City. Despite the scorching heat of the sun, DA dancers gracefully and lively danced to the ethnic tune of the gong and other indigenous
musical instruments to the amazement of the crowd. The activity started with the float parade participated by different government agencies as well as private companies commencing from Montilla Boulevard plying through J.C. Aquino Avenue. People from all walks of life, filled the streets especially along Gaisano Mall where participating agencies did their initial dance presentation and cultural showdown. But most of the spectators were jampacked at the Libertad Spots Complex where the final cultural presentation took place. Six competing agencies
vied for the award. After the thorough evaluation of the judges, participating agencies eagerly waited for the announcement of the winners. As the announcement of winners came, every tick of the second adds thrill. At the top of her voice, the lady master of ceremony uttered the Department of Agriculture Caraga Regional Office as the grand champion. The whole sports complex was filled with great joy, more so with the DA dancers themselves who DA RFU- 13 OIC RED Edna M. Mabeza (slightly center wearing blue) receives the awards as DA painstakingly did their part emerges grand champion on the just concluded Butuan Balangay Festival Silver Year handed over by in making the presentation City Mayor Ferdinand M. Amante Jr. at a superb level. Meanwhile on the culDA RFU 13 bagged two awards. The Most Colorful ed by Butuan City Mayor and Attractive Float with a Ferdinand Amante, Jr. tural presentation, Cultural corresponding cash prize of Other winners on float Revival got the third prize P25,000.00 and the Best on category include the Depart- and the second prize was Cultural Presentation with ment of Transportation and bagged by the Department a cash prize of P 125,000.00. Communication (DOTC) of Public Works and HighOIC Regional Execu- which grabbed the Most ways (DPWH). tive Director Edna Mabeza Unique Float and Cultural Non winners received with DA family received the Revival International which consolation prizes. (Auaward and trophy handed bagged the Most Dramatic rell P. Arais/ RAFID DA over by the organizers head- Float. CARAGA)
Zambo Sur’s most wanted person killed in firefight By GIDEON C. CORGUE
ZAMBOANGA del Sur–– The most wanted person of the province was killed in a firefight between police authorities and armed men in Barangay Benuatan, Dinas town last June 4. During the press conference, Wednesday, P/Sr. Supt. William Mananzan, PNP provincial director, named the suspect as “Totong Angeles,” a resident of Benuatan. Provincial Director Mananzan said the suspect gained notoriety by heading a lawless group operating not only in capital City of Pagadian, but also in the municipality of Dinas. Angeles has pending warrants of arrest at the
Regional Trial Court Branch 29 of Pagadian City, for the crime of murder, issued by Presiding Judge Edilberto Absin; and robbery at the RTC Branch 20, issued by Presiding Judge Romeo Descallar, respectively. The Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG), had put up P100,000 reward for anyone who could give information that could lead to the arrest of the suspect. Also present during the press conference were P/ Supt. George Galano, assistant provincial director for administration; P/Insp. Simplicio Pasaol, police community relations officer; P/Sr. Insp. Homer Dumalag, chief of police of Dinas; and P/Insp. Harry Velez, deputy
chief of police. It was learned that P/ Insp. Velez and his men, while on foot patrol at barangay Benauatan, were informed on the presence of armed men at the house of Bantilan. “ The police quickly moved to the scene and able to neutralize the group, led by the accused himself, who pointed his caliber .45 at P/Insp. Velez, presumably to kill him. The suspect exchanged fire, but sustained multiple gun shot wounds and was pronounced dead on the scene. Recovered from the crime scene were one caliber .45 pistol and one improvised hand grenade. (JPA/ GCC-PIA9 Zambosur/asf)
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Ceremonial turnover of MRDP farm-to-market roads (FMR) in Panaon Misamis Occidental. Above photo the ceremonial cutting of ribbon of the 0.8 km. Magsaysay-Baga FMR with (L-R) MRDP deputy program director Arnel de Mesa, DA 10 RED and MRDP program director Lealyn A. Ramos, Panaon Mayor Meriam L. Paylaga and barangay chairs Rene U. Berhay and Noel S. Cagmat of barangays Baga and Magsaysay respectivesly, along with other local officials. Left photo, the concreted portion of 2.955 kms Map-an – Baga FMR.
Panaon opens newly completed roads to farmers MISAMIS OCCIDENTAL – Farmers in the town of Panaon this province are now benefitting the newly completed farm-tomarket roads (FMRs) of the Department of Agriculture’s Mindanao Rural Development Program (DA-MRDP) in collaboration with local government unit of Panaon. The two completed
FMRs are the rehab of 2.955 km Map-an to Baga FMR worth P8.8 million and the 0.8 km. Magsaysay to Baga FMR worth P2.47 million. Panaon Mayor Meriam L. Paylaga said the FMRs will help uplift the socioeconomic condition of their farmers as it provides them better access in plying route
to and fro their daily activities in the farm, marketing of their produce, and even their involvement in the community. Bent on increasing the town’s agricultural productivity, the LGU of Panaon is pushing the production of high-value vegetables, fruits and other crops on a commercial scale and to maximize uti-
Viet Nam to export rice to the Philippines THE Viet Nam S outher n Fo o d C or p oration (Vinafo o d 2) has won a contract to supply 100,000 tons of rice to the Philippines for the high price of US$ 400 per ton. According to the Philippines National Food Authority (NFA), it selected Vinafood 2 for the deal because its price is mu ch l owe r t h an t h at quoted by Thailand. Shipments are due next month. Vinafood 2 also expected to secure another contract with the Philip-
pines for an additional 20,000 tons of rice. In the past, the Philippines regularly imported rice from Viet Nam under t h e t w o g ov e r n m e nt s’ agreements. However, over the last two years, the countr y has changed its policy on contracts and now also allows the private sector to f ind trade par t ners themselves to get more competitive prices. The Philippines this year will import a total of 500,000 tons of rice, of which 120,000 tons have been allotted to the NFA,
while private traders and farmer groups will i mp or t t h e re m ai n i n g 380,000 tons. Vi e t Nam e x p or t e d 788,296 tons of rice last month, the highest monthly amount since January 2010, lifting the country’s rice exports in the first five months of this year to 2.5 million tons. The ministr y said it e x p e c te d 6 . 2 5 m i l l i on tons of rice to be shipped abroad this year, up 16 per cent more over last year. A report from the Philippine News Agency
lization of highly potential idle lands in these barangays. Panaon is a fifth class town, comprising 16 barangays some of which are situated on the hilly terrain adjoining Mt. Malindang Range suitable for fruit trees, highvalue vegetables, and livestock production. More support to this endeavor, the
LGU of Aloran is spearheading a market day at the town proper every Friday of the week to allow the farmers and fisherfolk to sell their farm products. “With these supports afforded to our farming community, they are motivated to increase production and increase their productivity and fam-
ily income,” Mayor Paylaga said. Aside from FMRs, Panaon is also implementing livelihood projects under the Community Fund for Agricultural Development component of MRDP benefitting 10 peoples organizations (POs) engaging in various livelihood projects.# (Rosie R. E. Paasa, DA-10)
Education First Foundation donates school materials to Batinay Elementary School By RAUL A. DECHOSA, HT-III THE 250 pupils of Batinay Elementary School received school materials from Education First Foundation (EFF) last June 6, 2012. EFF is a non-governmental organization funded by educationally concerned British nationals whose mission is to advance and enhance the education of least fortunate children in the Philippines through support and provision of school materials, books, equipments, and granting of college sponsorships. The donation is lodged under Dep-Ed Memorandum No.35, series 2011 on Adopt-A-School program which invites public and private sector to donate to public schools and help raise the quality of education. Mr. Raul A. Dechosa, HT-III, school head of Batinay Elementary School said that the donation would greatly help the pupils since most of them reported on the first day of school without notebooks, pencils,
and other school materials. Most of these schoolers were children of farmers at Sitio Batinay, Barangay Tagpangi which is one of the hinterland Barangay of Cagayan de Oro City, 30 kilometers from the city proper. For Ms. Anna Asinero, EFF Operation Manager, the best way to help the government to achieve its Millennium Batinay Elementary School pupil Development Goals (MDG) received a set of school materials from Ms. Asinero, EFF Operation and Education For All (EFA) Manager. Program is to provide the basic material needs of school children most Elementary School which likewise especially the least fortunate in the belong to Southwest District Schools hinterland barangays. Six sets of in the hinterland Barangays. To prove EFF commitment notebooks, 2 pencils and ball pen, eraser, sharpener, crayons, ruler, to help Philippine education Ms. and one pad of intermediate paper Asinero said they will exhaust all were among the school materials means to raise funds especially distributed by EFF to each pupil from from U.K. to continually sustain their mission of supporting school Pre-school to Grade VI. To date, EFF has donated the children with school materials during same set of school materials to Balu- the opening of classes which they arte Elementary School and Kiam-is have started for five years already.
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Gov’t agencies warn on risks of refilling cylinders with AutoLPG, recycling canisters By JORIE C. VALCORZA
CAGAYAN de Oro City–– The Department of Trade and Industry-Bureau of Product Standards (DTIBPS) and the Department of Energy (DOE) recently warned the public on proliferation of illegal liquefied petroleum gas (LPG)
and AutoLPG dispensing stations. DOE Chief for the Oil Industry Management Bureau, Zenaida Monsada revealed, during the Mindanao LPG Summit held in General Santos City, Tuesday, that refilling of butane canisters with LPG gas is now becoming rampant in
Davao and some parts of Region 12. Atty. Genaro Jacob of DTI-BPS explained that butane canisters are disposable and designed for single-shot use only. He said pressure requirement of both gasses differs. LPG is a mixture of propane and butane and
would naturally demand higher pressure requirement. “Butane canisters are now refilled at a cost of P30.00 to P40.00, affordable yet not economical,” Jacob noted. Monsada, likewise, raise the alarm on the unauthorized refilling of household
New shipping line in Surigao BOI-registered shipping project to boost transportation infra THE Board of Investments (BOI) has approved the investment project of Philippine company Aviva Shipping Corporation. The P683.9 million project will be located in Surigao. The project is seen to further boost the country’s transportation infrastructure investments in the region. Department of Trade
and Industry (DTI) Undersecretary and BOI Managing Head Adrian S. Cristobal Jr. noted the need to improve logistics facilities to make the country more competitive and the domestic supply chain activities more efficient and seamless. The Aviva shipping project involves domestic shipping operations for land-
ing craft transport (LCT) vessels. This includes the acquisition of six LCT vessels which could be used for shallow waters and roll-on roll-off (RORO) cargo operations. The vessels will have combined cargo capacity of 14,645 deadweight tonnage (DWT), and 9,552 gross tonnage. Aviva, also
a registered and accredited Maritime Industry Authority (MARINA) firm, will also help facilitate transport of mineral products from mining companies operating in Surigao. The Philippine Ports Authorty (PPA) reported that 2010 total cargo throughput or capacity was 166M SHIPPING/PAGE 11
cylinders at AutoLPG dispensing stations, noting it is not fit for household use. “Another risk for this, is that the cylinders will not anymore undergo the regular inspection for leakage as it normally does at the LPG refilling station,” she said. Considering such is-
sues, it was agreed during the summit for the DOE to release circulars that will serve as basis for the local government units in enacting local ordinances that declares ban on such practices. A report from the Philippine Information Agency, Northern Mindanao
Ford sales reach 675 units in May FORD Philippines reported overall May retail sales of 675 units, led by the continued popularity of the all-new Ford Fiesta and momentum of the all-new Ford Explorer. Ford, however, did not provide the comparative figure as well as the overall January to May sales. The award-winning all-new Fiesta delivered another exceptional month with sales rising 34 percent from April to 356 units –representing its second-best monthly performance since being launched in the Philippines. Additionally, the Fiesta retained its position as the best-selling five-door hatchback in the Philippines both for the month of May and year-to-date. “The all-new Fiesta is continuing its extraordinary run as one of the clear leaders of the small car segment,” said Randy Krieger, president of Ford Group Philippines “Filipino customers know a good Fiesta when they see one, and this one delivers a best-in-class combination of design, safety, fuel efficiency and smart technologies that is unmatched in its segment.” The all-new Ford Explorer 3.5L continued to gain traction by delivering its strongest month of the year with sales that rose 15 percent from last month to 84 units. Sales of this class-leading SUV will be given another boost as deliveries of the all-new Ford Explorer 2.0L GTDi with EcoBoost will begin in July. The pending arrival of three more One Ford vehicles in the Philippines will further drive Ford’s sales momentum through the second half of the year. This includes the class-defining all-new Ranger pickup truck, FORD/PAGE 11
Republic of the Philippines Department of the Interior and Local Government BUREAU OF FIRE PROTECTION CARAGA REGIONAL OFFICE BIDS AND AWARDS COMMITTEE Brgy. Rizal, Surigao City Telefax No. (086) 232-5131 INVITATION TO BID The Regional Bids and Awards Committee (RBAC) of the Bureau of Fire Protection Caraga Regional Office, invites all eligible suppliers to apply to bid for the aforementioned project: Contract ID: BFPCARAGA-2012-06-01 Contract Name: Procurement of Tires Contract Location: BFP Caraga Regional Office, Brgy. Rizal, Surigao City Brief Description: Tires with Flaps and Tubes for Firetrucks, Tubeless Tires for Motor Vehicles Approved Budget for the Contract (ABC): Php 2,168,392.00 Contract Duration: 30 calendar days Cost of Bid Documents: Php 3,500.00 Procurement will be conducted through open competitive bidding procedures in accordance with R.A. 9184 and its Revised Implementing Rules and Regulations. To bid for this contract, a supplier must submit a Letter of Intent (LOI) and purchase bid documents at the contract location mentioned above. The significant times and deadlines of procurement activities are shown below: 1. Issuance of Bidding Documents June 8 – 13, 2012 2. Pre-Bid Conference June 14, 2012 @ 10:00 A.M. 3. Deadline of Receipt of LOI June 13, 2012 4. Deadline of Receipt of Bids June 27, 2012 @ 9:00 A.M. 5. Opening of Bids June 27, 2012 @ 10:00 A.M. Approved: (Sgd.) SINSP PETER SEAN ANTHONY T ATUP Chairman, BAC Noted: (Sgd.) MARIO SOCORRO C TIMONERA, RME,MBA,PME, MPA SR SUPT (DSC) BFP Regional Director MDN: JUNE 8,9,11,12,13,14 &15, 2012
VETERANTELLER ATM GOES ONLINE IN BUTUAN CITY HALL PHILIPPINE VETERANS BANK, a medium-sized private commercial bank owned by World War II veterans and their heirs, recently inaugurated its new VeteranTeller ATM located within the premises of the Butuan City Hall. With the new ATM, employees will have quicker access to cash especially when their VeteranTeller All-in-One ATM/ID Card become
available for use next month. Veterans Bank officers and officials from the City Government of Butuan were on hand during the simple inauguration ceremonies including (L-R), Acting City Treasurer Arthur Castro, City Councilor Dr. Virgilio Nery, Veterans Bank AVP and Mindanao Area Head Marie Jean Carranceja, Veterans Bank-Butuan Branch Manager Sarah
Jane Silor, City Administrator Mrs. Leah Mendoza, Butuan City Mayor Ferdinand Amante, Veterans Bank Director Percianita Racho, Assistant City Treasurer Ma. Luz Bringas, and Butuan City Vice Mayor Lawrence Fortun, a lawyer by profession. A second VeteranTeller ATM was also installed in city, located at the Butuan Medical Center. photo supplied
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Partylist solon visits Oroquieta By PJTREMEDAL Correspondent
O R O Q U I E TA C i t y – – Abante Mindanao Partylist Rep. Maximo Rodriguez paid a courtesy call to Mayor Jason Paredes Almonte here recently. Rodriguez told Mindanao Daily News that it was the first time that he visited Oroquieta City, also known as the City of Good Life, where he brought with him a medical bed for the City Health Office.
The lawmaker assured the local residents of Oroquieta City that Abamin will do its best to bring more progress and development for the city. He said that Abamin will soon distribute PhilHealth cards to the barangays to include insurance cards that will strengthen the Barangay Peace Keeping Teams Photo by PJ Tremedal (BPATS) and scholarship OROQUIETA City Mayor Jason P Almonte strikes a pose with Abante Mindanao Partylist Rep. Max Rodriguez. At right, Almonte discusses programs for deserving with Rodriguez on how the city can avail of support and help from the lawmaker. poor students. Infrastructure support will also be on the bag depending on the request “Abamin foresee the de- especially here in Oroquieta especially on agriculture for the Oroquieta farmers of the city government. velopment for Agriculture City,” he said.
Liceo U partners with Cheers for paramedic course LICEO DE CAGAYAN UNIVERSITY has been named the training site for Emergency Medical Technician Basic Course (Paramedics Course) in Region 10 through a partnership with Community Health Education Emergency Rescue Services (CHEERS), an American Heart Association International Training Center in the Philippines. CHEERS is a dynamic and fast growing company specializing in Emergency Medical Services (EMS), Occupational Safety, health trainings, vaccination with international and local certification. It is the only firm in the industry of Emergency Care and Safety Training in the country who have both local and international affiliations. They are recognized and endorsed by CHED, PRC, DOLE, OWWA, DOH, TESDA, PNA and ADPCN as the pioneer service provider on first-aid science, emergency cardiovascular care and EMT-Basic Paramedic studies. As part of CHEERS’ efforts to bring the program closer to more people and believing in the capacity and thrust of Liceo U in academic excellence, CHEERS have fostered ties with the institution in the hopes of offering competitive training for those who
PARAMEDICS COURSE MOA SIGNING AT THE RODELSA BOARD ROOM, LICEO U. From left, Mr. Dennis Layug, CHEERS Director; Dr. Mariano Lerin, Liceo University President; Ms. Sandy Montano, Cheers VP for Marketing; Dr. Chona Palomares, Nursing Dean and Mr. Rey Solde, Institute of Short Studies Coordinator of Liceo U.
seek a career in the field of Paramedics. The partnership agreement was formally sealed via a signing of a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) on May 25, 2012 at the Rodelsa Board Room, Liceo de Cagayan University. Present during the signing were Dr. Mariano M. Lerin, Liceo University President; Ms. Sandy Montano, CHEERS VP for Marketing; Mr. Dennis Layug, CHEERS Director; Dr. Chona V. Palo-
Republic of the Philippines SUPREME COURT 4th SHARI’A CIRCUIT COURT 4th Shari’a Judicial District Iligan City NANET N. DALICON, Petitioner, - Versus JERRY B. SUAREZ. Respondent. X------------------------------/
CIVIL CASE No. 2012-018 For: Divorce.
mares, Nursing Dean and Mr. Rey Solde, Institute of Short Studies Coordinator of Liceo U. This Emergency Medical Technician Program is designed for participants wanting to gain Certification as an Emergency Medical Technician enabling them with advanced medical skills and knowledge. A graduate of the program will earn an
international Certificate from Australasian Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (AREMT) through CHEERS, its Regional Affiliate and Country designate in the Philippines. Wit h t h i s br i d g i ng course, nursing graduates as well as graduates of other allied medical courses will have better career opportunities here and abroad. The
demand for Paramedics personnel in countries like Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates (UAE), United States and Canada are on the rise, in recognition of their vital role as efficient first responders. In the United States, employment of emergency medical technicians and paramedics is expected to grow by 19 percent between 2006 and
Republic of the Philippines SUPREME COURT 4th SHARI’A CIRCUIT COURT 4th Shari’a Judicial District lligan City
Republic of the Philippines SUPREME COURT 4th SHARI’A CIRCUIT COURT 4th Shari’a Judicial District Iligan City NANET N. DALICON, Petitioner,
CIVIL CASE No.2012-018
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For: Divorce.
JULIETA HELEDO BERMUDEZ Petitioner. - Versus -
On May 22, 2012 this court received petitioner’s Urgent Ex-parte Motion for leave of court to affect the service of summons by publications, that she is Filipino-Muslim Convert an a resident of Iligan City praying therein that an order be issued allowing the petitioner to effect the service of summons by publication to respondent JERRY B. SUAREZ pursuant to the Rules of Court being suppletory to the Special Procedure of Shari’a Courts, in view of the failure of the process server of this court to effect personal service of summons on the ground that said respondent is not anymore residing in the given address, nor anybody residing in the place know his whereabouts if ever be transferred his residence. To support of the Urgent Ex-parte Motion for leave of court to effect service of summons by publication to respondent is the report of the process server of this court. WHEREFORE- premises considered, petitioner’s Urgent Ex-parte Motion for leave of court effect service pf summons by publication to respondent JERRY B. SUAREZ is hereby granted Thus petitioner is allowed to cause the service of summons to said respondent by publication, in any newspaper of General Circulation in these (3) consecutive weeks of this order and the summons. The respondent shall be sent a copy of the newspaper, summons and the copy of the petitioner, together with order of the court allowing service by publication by registered mail to the respondent’s last known address likewise petitioner is directed to show proofs thereof. SO ORDERED Iligan City, Philippines, May 23, 2012 HON. OSOP M. ALI Presiding Judge MDN: May 28, June 4 & 11, 2012
CIVIL CASE No.2012-019 For Judicial Decree of Divorce.
FERNANDO O. BERMUDEZ. Respondent. X---------------------------------------------/
JERRY B SUAREZ. Respondent. X------------------------------/
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2016, which is faster than the average for all other professionals. Full-time paid EMTs and paramedics will be needed to replace unpaid volunteers. It is becoming increasingly difficult for emergency medical services to recruit and retain unpaid volunteers because of the amount of training and the large time commitment these positions require. As a result, more paid EMTs and paramedics are needed. Furthermore, as a large segment of the population, --- aging members of the baby boom generation --- becomes more likely to have medical emergencies, demand will increase for EMTs and paramedics. This development however does not negate demand for parttime, volunteer EMTs and paramedics in rural areas and smaller metropolitan areas (source: US Department of Labor). For inquiries about the Emergency Medical Technician Basic Course call 8584093 to 95 local 115 or visit Liceo de Cagayan University College of Nursing or Institute of Short Studies (ISS), Rodolfo Neri Pelaez Boulevard, Kauswagan, Cagayan de Oro City or visit www.liceo.edu.ph
TO: JERRY B SUAREZ San Agustin Tandag Surigao del Sur
TO: FERNANDO O. BERMUDEZ Golden Manuan, Mahayahay lligan City
GREETINGS:
GREETINGS:
You are hereby required to file with the court within ten (10) days from date of publication of the summons either personally, thru counsel or with die Court at 2ad floor Nancy All Building. Camague Highway, Iligan City, and your answer to the petition filed by your wife NANET N. DALICON which in substance she prays for a decree of divorce of your marriage. You are reminded of the provision in the IBP-OCA Memorandum on Policy Guidelines dated March 12, 2002 to observe restraint in filing a motion to dismiss and instead allege the wounds thereof as defenses in the answers. You are hereby required to serve a copy of your answer to the petitioner at Iligan City c/o Atty. Evangeline N. Conception, Gemino-Gonzales Building, Roxas Avenue, Iligan City. Should you fail to come personally or thru representative or file your answer to the petition within the aforesaid period the court shall proceed to receive the evidence ex-parte upon which judgment shall be rendered. Iligan City, Philippines, May 23, 2012.
You are hereby required to file with the court within ten (10) days from date of publication of the summons either personally, thru counsel or with the assistance of the Clerk Of Court of this Court, at 2nd floor Nancy Ali Building, Camague Highway, lligan City, and your answer to the petition filed by your wife JULIETA HELEDO BERMUDEZ which in substance she prays for a decree of divorce of your marriage. You are reminded of the provision in the IBP-OCA Memorandum on Policy Guidelines dated March 12, 2002 to observe restraint in filing a motion to dismiss and instead allege the grounds thereof as defenses in the answers. You are hereby required to serve a copy of your answer to the petitioner at Tangub City, Misamis Occidental c/o Atty. Pendatun C. Abubacar, 2/f Monsanto Bldg., Celdran Ave., Tubod Hi-way, lligan City. Should you fail to come personally or thru representative or file your answer to the petition within the aforesaid period, the court shall proceed to receive the evidence ex-parte upon which judgment shall be rendered. lligan City, Philippines. May 22, 2012
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Your biggest bank account THINK a minute. Imagine t hat e ver y morning somebody put $86,400 in your bank account. Then, every night whatever you didn’t spend that day was taken out of your account and thrown away. Wouldn’t you take out every cent of your $86,400 and spend it every day? So none of it would be wasted or thrown away. Did you know that you really have a bank account just like that one? It’s called TIME. Ever y morning our time bank gives you and me 86,400 seconds. Then, every night the time we did not use that day is gone. So we must use it all up or lose the time each day we do not spend well. You use it or lose it. Then what are the best bargains and deals
Think A Minute Jhan Tiafau Hurst in life which are worth our valuable time? Would you like to know the two best investments of your time that will bring you real success and wealth in your life? The first smart investment of your time is people. Spend your time with your family. At the end of your life, you will never be sorry for the time you spent with your children, your wife or husband, your brothers and sisters, and your parents.
We should also spend our time on the many people all around us each day to help make their lives happier. Spending your time on people gives you wealth and happiness that you can never lose The second, yet by far most important, investment of your time is to spend it with your own Maker. He is the Person Who Himself gives you every second you receive to keep living. You see, God didn’t just make us and then forget us.
Quite the opposite! God created you to be His child and friend, so you can enjoy living every day with Him. That’s why God the Son came to show us what He’s like. He wants us to see the good life He designed for us to enjoy. The more time we spend with Jesus, the better we know how to live well and successfully. In fact, Jesus Christ guarantees that if each day you will spend your 86,400 seconds on living for Him and others, then at the end of your life when you’ve run out of seconds, you will be truly wealthy and satisfied with no regrets! Even if you just start right now. So why not ask Jesus to forgive you and to take full charge of the time you still have left? Just Think a Minute.
Pacquiao’s glory is gone! WORLD Filipino boxing icon Manny Pacquiao loses his WBO welterweight crown to American challenger Timothy Bradley via spilt decision in the packed MGM arena in Nevada Saturday evening. However, boxing analysts believed Pacquiao won the fight. The world was shocked with Bradley’s victory. No, not because the world was convince of Bradley’s victory. The world was shocked with Cris Diaz the Bradley’s controversial win. I watched the fight. Certainly, Pacquiao dominated the first five rounds. However, boxing enthusiasts were dismayed when Pacquiao failed to floor Bradley as expected. In the sixth round, Pacquiao appeared to have slowed down. Bradley did not waste time to take control of the sixth round. In the seventh round, Pacquiao regained the fight. However, Pacquiao appeared exhausted all throughout the 12-round. In declaring Bradley as the new world welterweight champion, the judges must have taken a number of considerations. First, Bradley was younger at 28 with no losses. Pacquiao was a bit older at 33. For fighters, age really matters. Older fighters, like Pacquiao, may be good in the first few rounds in terms of stamina, speed, agility, reflexes, and power. However, as the fight drags, stamina, agility, reflexes, and power also weaned down. Pacquiao tried to get Bradley in the first five rounds but failed. Bradley, the younger one showed tenacity, agility, and stamina that drove his senses all throughout the fight. Bradley was very careful that he always dances away as Pacquiao unleashes a flurry of power punches. Had Bradley been
careless, he would have kissed the canvass in the 10th or 11th round. The fight between Randall ‘Knock Out King’ Bailey, 37, with undefeated welterweight champion Mike Jones in the Pacquiao-Bradley undercard fight for the IBF championship was a classic example where age was a factor. Like Bradley, Jones, 30, has an undefeated boxing career. Jones was oozing with confidence where he battered Bailey in most of the rounds until he was down by Bailey’s lucky punch in the 10th round. Jones survived the first knocked out but, again, was knocked out in the 11th that ended his quest for the IBF championship. Pacquiao’s case has some similarities with Bailey. Bailey could hardly move his feet all throughout the scheduled 12-round fight. Bailey took a beating from the young, agile, and tenacious Jones. Nevertheless, Bailey is more experienced and was not in a hurry. He took the punishment with a stride to look for a vantage position before delivering killer blows. Bailey knows he was older and that he could no longer move as fast as the younger Jones. All Bailey has in his mind was power. It was power and experienced that enabled Bailey to survive the flurry of punches from a faster, younger opponent. In contrast, Pacquiao was aggressive in the first five rounds. He lost his tempo. He got Bradley but the younger opponent quickly adjusted to counter a precarious situation. Pacquiao underestimated the stamina of the younger Bradley who was able to absorb punishment. After the sixth round, Pacquiao was already exhausted. He was frustrated for his failure to knock out Bradley. Then, old age simply creeps in. Pacquiao has lost his power and stamina as Bradley maintained his composure. The judges saw it all - Pacquiao’s power was no longer there. Pacquiao’s glory is gone. React: crisguardian@yahoo.com
United States and China THE Scarborough Shoal may not be a very big group of islands that is being claimed by the Philippines, China and several others but it could trigger a big military confrontation between China and the United States of America. The possibility is there and it is real. The standoff that took place recently has dragged the U.S.A. to the picture. And since the latter is committed to defend our country against any aggression as embodied in the Mutual Defense Act, it has to stand by its words and principle. The issue involved is insignificant but the Philippines is truly the owner of
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Ben Emata Jr. the islands because of its proximity and history. The Scarborough Shoal is within the perimeter required by law while China is located so far away behind the horizon. It is the ugly ambition of China that drive it to claim such an island that is quite a distance from its territory. And the trouble with it is its pride to display muscles
and power and readiness to go to war. China has more than thirty ships in the area against the Filipinos just two small ships. The picture is not good to the eyes of the international audience. It is bullying the Philippines with its strength and influence. China is just so proud of itself it wants to show to the
world it can move heaven and mountains by its own resources. It is proving it is a true giant and could wrestle anybody’s neck as it wishes. Certainly, this is unacceptable to the Filipinos. The Philippines and the United States has its own differences too especially during the time when the former drove out the American bases in the country many years ago. We never thought that was wrong but many of our politicians were so proud of themselves and thought America is not so much to the Filipinos. It was again because the majority of the countrymen really CHINA/PAGE 7
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Pawnshops have proliferated in the country. Have you ever wondered if they are supervised by any government agency to protect financial consumers? According to the Integrated Supervision Division II (ISD II) of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP), the financial system is composed of two groups: Banks and non-financial intermediaries (investment houses, savings and loan associations, brokerage, etc.). Pawnshops, which are considered non-financial intermediaries, are small in terms of required capitalization. As an industry, they represent a very minimal portion of the Philippine financial system. The Bangko Sentral’s ISD II, headed by Deputy Director Ma. Belinda G. Caraan, said the total pawnshop industr y resources make up just 0.30% (R26.403 billion) of the total Philippine financial system as of 31 December 2010. Nonethless, pawnshops still play a key role in the economy by lending to people who would otherwise fail to qualify for loans from banks. Pawnshops easily appeal to those in quick need of money because loans are granted without the need for a credit investigation—
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think we cannot survive without the greatness of Uncle Sam. Imagine driving out the hen that lays the golden eggs. And now we realize direct from the heart that the American bases is truly a better proposition than anything else. With China displaying its strength in the Scarborough Shoal, it is apparent that the Filipinos like it better the presence of the American
the collateral or the pawned item is the sole basis for granting the loan. As I mentioned earlier, pawnshops can be found everywhere, from supermalls to public markets, to urbanized cities and the rural countryside. While the pawnshop industry’s total resources pale in comparison to other financial institutions, the Bangko Sentral notes that the industry’s strength can be drawn from the sheer number of its operating units which dominate the financial system. As of September 30, 2011, BSP-registered pawnshops totaled 15,596, consisting of 6,367 head offices and 9,229 branches. On the other hand, banks and other financial institutions that are under the supervision and regulation of the Bangko Sentral totaled only 8,913, consisting of 766 head offices and 8,147 branches. Since 2005, the number of pawnshops has grown by 6,368 units (61.4%) — or an average of 900 units per year. So what are the laws
and regulations covering the Philippine pawnshop industry? The late President Ferdinand Marcos signed into law Presidential Decree No. 114, the “Pawnshop Regulation Act,” on January 29, 1973. PD No. 114 gave the Bangko Sentral’s predecessor, the Central Bank of the Philippines, the task to regulate and supervise the registration and operation of pawnshops in the Philippines. The Bangko Sentral, for its part, has the Manual of Regulations for Non-Bank Financial Intermediaries-P Regulations, which contains the rules and regulations governing pawnshops. The central monetary authority also issues circulars and memoranda to strengthen its supervision over the pawnshop industry. Among its more recent issuances were Circulars No. 711 and 656 dated January 28, 2011, and June 2, 2009, respectively. Both of the circulars significantly updated the country’s pawnshop regulations. Highlights of these regulations are the following:
• Requirements in the application of new pawnshop and new branch. • Application of the “fit and proper” rule to the board of directors and officers of corporate pawnshops. • Requirement to maintain a prudential capital ratio based on the amount of loans, i.e., 50% or R1.5million capital for the first R3-million loans; additional 30% for loans in excess of R3 million. • Explicit provisions on Know-Your-Pawner procedures to address AntiMoney Laundering Act (AMLA) requirements as well as Anti-Fencing Law concerns; • Submission of Audited Financial Statements by the top pawnshops (those with assets of R50 million and above); • Provisions on collateral business such as remittance, money changing and bills payment; • Transferring and closing of a pawnshop head office or branch. • Reports to be submitted i.e. Consolidated Statement of Condition and Consolidated Statement of Income and Expenses. It should be mentioned that pawnshops are considered as “covered institutions” and are required to abide by Republic Act No. 9160, or the Anti-Money Laundering Act (AMLA), as amended by RA No. 9194.
power in our midst. Now we can see it and really feel the need of assistance from the U.S.A. Notwithstanding the heartaches felt by the Americans when the bases were removed from our country, its commitment of friendship and assistance remains strong and determined. As usual it looks at the Philippines as a great ally worthy of help anytime necessary. So when asked for assistance, the U.S.A. emerged from behind us to push us
up into the arena of power. It is friendship that makes the U.S.A. willing and able to rally behind our country. The Americans declared its relentless commitment to the Philippines and has even declared it will move a sizeable portion of its military to the Pacific to watch the activities of the Chinese in the disputed Scarborough Shoal. So be it our friends ever since, the Americans are behind us ready to die for
our cause. The Americans came to our aids during World War II, gave us so many opportunities by way of financial assistance and many other things. Now they are still with us ready to help whatever is necessary. The Philippines should improve its ugly behavior towards the Americans sometimes. We must take them as true friends and ally in time of war and in time of peace.
Speaking Out IGNACIO BUNYE
Republic of the Philippines SUPREME COURT 4th SHARI’A CIRCUIT COURT 4th Shari’a Judicial District Iligan City JULIETA HELEDO BERMUDEZ Petitioner, - Versus -
CIVIL CASE No. 2012-019 For: Judicial Decree of Divorce.
FERNANDO O. BERMUDEZ, Respondent. X----------------------------------------------/ ORDER On May 21, 2012 this court received petitioner’s Urgent Ex-parte Motion for leave of court to affect the service of summons by publications, that she is Filipino- Muslim Convert an a resident of Tangub City, Misamis Occidental, however she may be reach with Notices and legal processes of this Court do Atty. Pendatun C. Abubacar, 2/f Monsanto Bldg., Celdran Ave., Tubod, Hi-way, Iligan City praying therein that an order he issued allowing the petitioner to effect the service of summons by publication to respondent FERNANDO O BERMUDEZ pursuant to the Rules of Court being suppletory to the Special Procedure of Shari’a Courts, in view of the failure of the process server of this court to effect personal service of summons on the ground that said respondent is not anymore residing in the given address, nor anybody residing in the place know his whereabouts if ever he transferred his residence. To support of the Urgent Ex-parte Motion for leave of court to effect service of summons by publication to respondent is the report of the process server of this court. WHEREFORE, premises considered, petitioner’s Urgent Ex-parte Motion for leave of court effect service of summons by publication to respondent FERNANDO O. BERMUDEZ is hereby granted. Thus petitioner is allowed to cause the service of summons to said respondent by publication, in any newspaper of General Circulation in these (3) consecutive weeks of this order and the summons. The respondent shall be sent a copy of the newspaper, summons and the copy of the petitioner, together with order of the court allowing service by publication by registered mail to the respondent’s last known address likewise petitioner is directed to show proofs thereof. SO ORDERED Iligan City Philippines May 23, 2012. HON. OSOP M. ALI Presiding Judge MDN: May 28, June 4 & 11, 2012
Republic of the Philippines SUPREME COURT 4th SHARI’A CIRCUIT COURT 4th Shari’a Judicial District Iligan City IN RE: PETITION TO APPROVE AND REGISTER THE DIVORCE
CIVIL CASE NO. 2012-042
BETWEEN SPOUSES CAMILO E. PEPITO AND CATHERINE V. GONZALES, CAMILO E. PEPITO AND CATHERINE V. GONZALES, Petitioners. x--------------------------------------------/
ORDER
Before this court is verified Joint Petition for the approval and Registration of the Divorce filed by Petitioners and alleging among others: That petitioners are husband and wife, respectively, in a marriage performed under Civil rites on August 22, 2006 at Pob., Valencia City, Bukidnon, they converted to Islam faith, of which conversion to Islam were Registered with this court, both of them can be served with summons and notices at their residence at Palao, Iligan City and Tres de Mayo, Digos, Davao del Sur respectively. That said marriage did not last long, due to lack of love and affection until the relationship manifested incompatibility and sustained misunderstanding between petitioners and reached the point of irreconcilability and they separated, they decide to live physically in bed and board thereby executed Memorandum of Agreement or Divorce by Talaq to make their separation permanent, that reconciliation between petitioners is no longer possible or a remedy, thus divorce is sought by them in order to free themselves from the marital burden. WHEREFORE, finding this joint petition to be sufficient Inform and substance set the initial hearing of this case on June 8, 2012 at 9:00 am. at which time, date and place, anv interested party may appear and show why the petition should not be granted L et copy of this Order be published in a news paper of General Circulation in the City of Iligan one week for three (3) consecutive weeks at the expense of the petitioners. SO ORDERED lligan City, Philippines, this 22nd day of May, 2012.
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Pawnshop regulation First of two parts
MONDAY, JUNE 11, 2012
HON. OSOP M. ALI Presiding Judge
Enemies of press freedom CERTAIN members of the 15th Congress apparently have no knowledge of, or have chosen to ignore, the fact that freedom of information is a human right, and that the United Nations Human Rights Committee has declared the Philippine libel law incompatible with international human rights law. It would not matter were these individuals not charged with the task of legislation. The fact that they are, together with their antipathy to freedom of information and a free press, constitutes a mix lethal for free expression and freedom of information in the Philippines. Two bills, one in the initial stages of the legislative process, and the other on the brink of approval by both houses of Congress, are illustrative. In the House of Representatives, Congressman Lord Allan Jay Velasco of Marinduque has filed several bills, including House Bill (HB) 5835 which would increase the fine for each count of libel. Velasco notes that the Revised Penal Code provisions on libel are 82 years old and are outmoded. Indeed they are—but in the sense that the penalties they mandate, including imprisonment, are antithetical not only to press freedom but also to the democratic need of citizens for information on matters of public interest. Rather than increase the penalties for libel, an enterprise that can only be described as retrogressive, Velasco’s energies are better spent decriminalizing it. Senate Bill (SB) 2965, the reconciled version of three House and Senate bills now entitled “The Data Privacy Act”, would create a National Privacy Commission with the power to monitor the processing of personal information in all forms and media of communication, to halt the process in the name of privacy and national security, and to penalize violators, including private entities, government officials and agencies as well as the media, for obtaining, or causing the release or publication of, “personal information”. Section 31 mandates that “The penalty of imprisonment ranging from two (2) years and four (4) months to five (5) years and a fine not less than Five Hundred Thousand Pesos (Php 500,000.00) but not more than Two Million Pesos (Php 2,000,000,000.00) shall be imposed in case of a breach of confidentiality where such breach has resulted in the information being published or reported by media. In this case, the responsible reporter, writer, president, publisher, manager and editor-in-chief shall be liable under this Act.” SB 2965 defines “personal information” as “any information whether recorded in a material form or not, from which the identity of an individual is apparent or can be reasonably ascertained by the entity holding the information, or when put together with other information would identify an individual.” The definition would therefore include information vital to the imperatives of transparency and accountability in both government and those sectors of the private sector whose work has a bearing on public interest. SB 2965 is also contrary to the Freedom of Information (FOI) bill that has been submitted to the Congressional Committees on Public Information. Not only media and journalists’ organizations must oppose SB 2965 and HB 5835. Human rights organizations and accountability and transparency watch groups—every organization concerned with freedom of information, government accountability and with the right not only to disseminate but also to receive information– must unite in preventing these and similar bills from passing the legislative mill, which, in contrast to the speed with which it has processed SB 2965, has failed to act on the FOI bill despite the painstaking efforts of its stakeholders, which include no less than the free press, free expression groups, and the entire Philippine citizenry. Republic of the Philippines) City of Cagayan de Oro ) S.S. x----------------------------------/ AFFIDAVIT OF ADJUDICATION OF SOLE HEIR I, TORIBIO S. LAPARA JR, of legal age, widow, Filipino, and a resident of B34, L36, Villa Angela Subdivision, Balulang, Cagayan de Oro City, after having been sworn to in accordance with law, hereby depose and say; 1. That I am the husband of the deceased Juliet B. Lapara who died intestate in Cagayan de Oro, Philippines on May 23, 2011; 2. That out of our marriage we begot two children, namely Tracey Johanne B. Lapara and Troy Joshua B. Lapara, ages six and three years old respectively; 3. That the said DECEASED left a motor Vehicle more particularly described to wit: MAKE : TOYOTA SERIES : INNOVA MOTOR/ENGINE NUMBER : 2KD 6736408 SERIAL NUMBER : KUN40-5045883 YEAR MODEL : 2011 PLATE NUMBER : KFE - 386 4. That the above-described Motor Vehicle is covered under MAFRE Insurance Policy Number PC - 8013537; 5. That the above-described Motor Vehicle is free from all liens and encumbrances, including claims from thirds parties; 6. That the said DECEASED left no debts; 7. I hereby adjudicate unto myself the above described Motor Vehicle by means of this Affidavit without judicial proceedings. AFFIANT FURTHER SAYETH NONE. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hereunto set my hand this 5th day of August 2011, at Cagayan de Oro City, Philippines. (Sgd.) TORIBIO S. LAPARA JR Affiant CTC No. 23654453 Issued on Apr.25, 2011 At Cagayan de Oro SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN to before me this 5th day of August 2011 at Cagayan de Oro City. Doc. No. : 484 Page No. : 97 Book No. : 10 Series of 2011 MDN: June 4, 11 & 18, 2012
(Sgd.) ODILON A. APOLINARIO Notary Public ROLL NO. 54868 PTR NO. 201855-1-5-11-MIS. OR. IBP NO. 832043 1-5-11-MIS. OR. TIN NO. 912-223-254 UNTIL DEC. 31, 2011
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MONDAY, JUNE 11, 2012 Editor: Joe del Puerto Felicilda • Email: jdelpf@yahoo.com
PIA News Bits Director Abner M. Caga PIA, R10 & 13 Cluster
Seminar-workshop
LANAO del Sur - The Bureau of Madaris Education (BME), under the leadership of Usec. Alzad Sattar, ends today the Lanao cluster workshop on Madrasah Education Program, Preparation of the DepEd-ARMM Manual of Operations, and Monitoring of ALIVE Program. The seminar-workshop is held in Cagayan de Oro City starting June 8 this year. The next round, for the Maguindanao Cluster, takes place in Davao City, June 13-16 this year.
Search for outstanding barangay
SURIGAO del Norte - The provincial government is launching soon the Search for “Outstanding Barangay of the Province”, as a system of recognizing and granting of awards and incentives to outstanding performing barangays.
Commercial flights in Lumbia Airport
CAGAYAN de Oro City - Number of commercial flights in Lumbia Airport has increased by 21 percent, from 1,667 flights in the first quarter of 2011 to 2,103 flights in the 2012 period. Consequently, the volume of incoming and outgoing passengers posted increases by 15 percent and 14 percent respectively.
More classrooms
BUTUAN City - Brgy. Chair Nestor Amora, president of the Association of Brgy. Councils of Butuan City said they are aiming to construct 20 classrooms to accommodate 2,400 students by year 2016. To date, the two-storey six-classroom building of Kolehiyo de Ligang mga Barangay is scheduled to be operational this first semester.
BIR collections up by 26%
CAGAYAN de Oro City - Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR)-16 collections in the first quarter of 2012 rose by 26 percent to P1.43 billion, year-on-year, buoyed by increased revenues in all sources. The bulk of the collections in the region came from income tax and VAT w/c accounted for more than 84 percent of the total collections
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DA’s Asec Delima to Farmers: ‘Maging Paki-alamiro’ MAKI-ALAM! (B e involved). This is what Assistant Secretrary Dante Delima urged the participants of the Pambansang Mannalon, Mag-uuma, Magbabaul, Magsasaka ng Pilipinas (P4MP) National Convention held recently here in city of Butuan. Delima who was the guest of honor said that farmer leaders should continuously take part of the programs of the government. “Kailangan ninyong patuloy na makialam sa mga programa at proyekto ng ating department. Kailangan ninyong gawin ‘yan.” (You should continuously take part on the programs and projects of our department. It is a must.) Delima said. He said that the department needs people who are vigilant to wake those employees who are not performing their duties well. “Dahil kung hindi kayo maki-alam walang gigising sa mga nakatulog na mga tauhan sa Department of Agriculture. Kailangan namin kayo, kalingan namin ang inyong paki-alam” (If
DA Assistant Secretary Dante S. Delima (insert on upper left) addresses the P4MP national convention urging the participants to be vigilant for good governance.
you will not take part nobody would wake DA’s staff who are sleeping. We need you, we badly need your vigilance), he said. Delima urged the more or less 200 farmer leaders who attended the nationwide convention to practice the so called claim-making process. He elaborated that people should claim on what is due to them. “Ang budget para sa pamahalaan lalo na sa Department of Agriculture para sa mga magsakaka, ay kung para sa mga magsasaka, ‘yan kailangan natin itong i-claim” (The government
budget particularly of DA is for the farmers, so if it is due for the farmers, we must have to claim it), said Delima. Moreover Delima said that if the government has hard times in answering all needs of the people,”tulungan na lang natin ang pamahalaan, sana magkaisa tayo d’yan” (let’s help our government, let’s have unity). Delima also said that people should not wait for the government to do something for them for their future but people should also take their move.
“We should be practical; we need to help the government” he said. He said that farmer associations just like P4MP have a big role in helping the government to serve the public candidly. He stressed that having conventions or forums or various available technologies is not enough to answer the need of the people. “Ang kailangan ay pagbabago at reporma. Ang kailangan ay bagong enerhiya at disiplina” (What we need is change and reform. What we need is new vigor and discipline), he said. Asec Delima is also the AgriPinoy National Rice Program Coordinator said that the ultimate goal nowadays is not only to attain rice sufficiency and other food staples but the livelihood security of the agricultural sector. P4MP or Pambansang Mannalon, Mag-uuma, Magbabaul at Magsasaka ng Pilipinas is a national federation aimed to institutionalize and strengthen the village level organization of farmers and fisherfolks. Aurell P. Arais/DA-Caraga
Surgical mission gives hope to facially-deformed By RUBY LEONORA R. BALISTOY
MALAYBALAY City - A free surgical operation for cleft lip and cleft palate, June 8-10 at Bukidnon Provincial Medical Center (BPMC), Casisang, this city,has given hope for poor children and young adults born with such facial deformities. Assistant Chief of Hospital Mike Prantilla said the mission consisted of one full day of screening, June 8, and surgical operation, June 9 and 10. The free medical services were jointly offered by
Based on the latest data, commercial surgery for such kind of deformity would cost P70,000.00, without necessary recovery expenses, such as speech therapy and dental care. Dennis Metiam, chief coordinator of Don Camilo Osias Memorial Lodge No. 253, meanwhile, said the activity was aimed at helping children, “suffering from unrepaired clefts, speech and health problems, most of them face difficult lives of shame and the Cagayan de Oro Agila rial Lodge No. 253 and the isolation from people due Shriners (CDO-AS), the Mt. Musuan Lodge No. 155, to this deformity.” (PIA Don Camilo Osias Memo- Dr. Prantilla stated. Bukidnon/asf )
Lanao readies for Dragon boat race By APIPA P. BAGUMBARAN 858 Cogon Market Complex Opens – Cagayan de Oro City Mayor Vicente Y. Emano (7th from left) poses with 858 Market Complex Manager Ramguan Ko and members of the city council headed by City Vice Mayor Caesar Ian Acenas (3rd from right). (CIO/asf)
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FOOD FOR THOUGHT The mind grows by taking in, but the heart grow In tough times, LORD...let me stay motivated and calm. Let me look at how far I have come, rather than how far I still have to go. Let me continue counting my blessings, not what I have been missing. May every day bring new chances to grow, new beautiful things to see, new plans to do, new goals to pursue, as every new day is God’s miracle. s by giving out. A crisis does not make a person. It reveals what a person is made of. (contributed by Mr. Dulcesimo ‘dodong’ Rara, Maigo, Lanao del Norte)
MARAWI City - Preparations are underway for the holding of the first-ever dragon boat exhibition and clinic in the Lake Lanao, June 16-18 this year. The municipality of Ganassi, under the leadership of Mayor Al Rashid Macapodi, in partnership with the Philippine Dragon Boat Federation is spearheading
the three-day exhibition and clinic dubbed “Sarimanok Boat Race.” With the theme “One Paddle for Peace, One Race for Ranao,” the event aims to promote the sport, among the people in the province considering the important contribution of sports in upholding peace and unity in this part of the country. The Sarimanok Boat Race also seeks to develop
Lake Lanao, as a water sports and adventure destination and dragon boat capital of Mindanao. Lake Lanao is
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Once again, Derek refutes Angelica-John Lloyd rumors By LIZA ENDAYA of Interaksyon.com
First on the list was the alleged repeated sightings of John Lloyd Cruz in Angelica’s condominium building in Eastwood. “Alam n’yo guys, kung totoo ‘yan, ang daming picture n’yan. Si John Lloyd Cruz is John Lloyd Cruz. He is the most popular actor in the country. If he walks around Eastwood, there’d be a lot of people showing pictures of John Lloyd. I don’t think that is true. “I’ll clarify. I know it’s not true,” Derek declared.
Next, he addressed the rumor suggesting that Angelica caused the recent breakup of John Prats and Bianca Manalo. “They broke up because of Angelica? John Prats and Angelica are best friends, so that’s it. Magkababata ‘yung dalawang ‘yan. Magkakilala na ‘yan, so nakakatawa naman kung sasabihin na naghiwalay si John at si Bianca dahil may ‘something’ sila ni Angel. “That’s not true!” Derek said. As for the alleged exis-
tence of a “kissing video” of John Lloyd and Angelica, the Kapatid hunk remained skeptical. If such a video exists, he believes it would be a scene from the Star Cinema movie the two shot in Vietnam in March. “Well, maybe there is (a video) — ‘yung pelikula nila. Baka kinunan ang eksena na naghahalikan sila, baka yun ‘yon. “Pero I haven’t seen any videos. Ang alam ko lang, they became good friends in Vietnam,” Derek explained.
the revival of the rivalry with the New York Knicks from page 12 in the first round, the greater than the path 2-2 uncertainty against taken in 2011. the bulkier and bigger This time there was In d i an a Pa c e r s i n t h e
second round, and then this latest test against a Big Three which eventually reached it expiration date. “I guess that’s what a
seven-game Eastern Conference series is supposed to be like,” Spoelstra said. “It was good to see us come together in a ver y competitive series.”
+10.8 rating points in “Asian Continental Chess (ACC) Championship 2012” in Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam last May 5 to 13.He finish over-all fifth place and earned him the fifth and last slot to World Chess Cup (World Cup) is an integral part of the World Championship Cycle. “Live Rating na ni GM (Oliver) Barbosa ay 2575.2 base na din sa maganda niyang performance dito sa India at sa nakaraan sa Vietnam. Kumpiyansa ako na matatapos ang taong ito na mabi-break ni GM (Oliver) Barbosa ang 2600
mark,” said Tolentino, also the Mayor of Tagaytay City. For Barbosa’s part: “ Nagpapasalamat ako sa walang humpay na suporta sa Philippines chess nina NCFP Chairman/President (Prospero) Pichay, SecretaryGeneral (Abraham) Tolentino , PHL Team Manager Atty. (Ruel) Canobas, PSC at POC,” said Barbosa who settled for 2 consecutive draws against GM Deep Sengupta of India in the ninth and penultimate round and IM Sahaj Grover of India in the tenth and final round, respectively. GM John Paul Gomez
split the point with IM Vishnu Prasanna V of India in the final round to finished 7.5 points, good for a share of 7th to 13th place. GM Mark Paragua, meantime bowed to GM Hoang Thanh Trang of Hungrary and remains at 7.0 points and was dropped into a tie for 14th to 24th placers. The 3-Philippines GMs who stint here is supported by the NCFP, PSC and POC are schedule to participate in the “5th Mayor’s Cup International Open Chess Tournament Mumbai” on June 7 to 15 in Mumbai, India. ISMAEL AMIGO
DEREK RAMSAY was in the US when his ex-girlfriend Angelica Panganiban was once again feasted on by the local gossip mill. Upon his return from the successful launching of Kapatid TV5 and Aksyon International in Los Angeles and San Francisco, the actor brushed away the rumors one by one when he guested on “Paparazzi Showbiz Exposed” on Saturday.
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Federation of the Philippines (NCFP) SecretaryGeneral Abraham “Bambol” Tolentino Jr., said that Barbosa completed the 10-round Swiss System “Standard” chess scoring a whooping and exceptional 8.5/10 (7wins & 3draws) points with a performance rating of 2648 and a +14.4 gain in rating points bringing his “Live Rating” to 2575.2 just 24.8 pts short for a Super GM status (2600+). He also had gained a
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HOROSCOPE ARIES You might be in a bad disposition because your financial situation is not very good. This is not a good time for making major decisions. You may want to avoid meeting with business partners or friends. You are not in a very good shape and might spoil your relationships. Keep calm and avoid getting into controversies with your family! TAURUS In the morning you might be on state of confusion. Your partnerships could be affected. If you are given the opportunity to join in a new business partnership, don’t rush saying yes! You’d better ask for your loved one’s opinion first. GEMINI Avoid taking any risks today! You seem not to be in your best shape, either physically or intellectually. You may want to avoid hot arguments with an older person who will try to influence you with regards to a business project. You are also advised to arm yourself with patience. CANCER Unexpected events might occur in the morning, compelling you to change the schedule for the whole day. You will meet an important person who may later help you initiate a business project. You are advised to avoid making hasty decisions. You might spend the evening with this new acqaintance. LEO You might experience health problems due to exhaustion. You are advised to work less and rest more for a while. In the evening, a close friend might invite you to a party. You should take advantage of this opportunity, but avoid eating or drinking too much. VIRGO You might experience a misunderstanding with your friends. You’d better control your temper. In the afternoon you will be in a better mood and will have good chances to spend a romantic time in the company of your loved one. LIBRA Nothing seems to go your way. You’re obviously lacking practical sense today. You are advised not to push things. The best thing you can do today is to relax. If you have the chance to make a trip together with your family, go for it! Lose your reluctance! . SCORPIO You have great plans and intend to complete an activity you have started a long time ago. Your schedule may change following a phone call from a relative. You may have to leave on a trip. A person dear to you might be experiencing health problems. You are advised to double-check your luggage and papers. SAGITTARIUS In the morning, confusion and oversensitivity might affect your relationships with friends, mostly because you are likely to misunderstand others. You are advised to postpone important meetings with serious implications in your career or in business. You may want to consider a close relative’s advice, for your own intuition might not be very reliable today.
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AQUARIUS The relationship with your loved one will be very good and you will have the opportunity to spend romantic moments together, possibly on a short trip. You might also decide to buy a valuable item for your home. You are advised to avoid getting involved in sensitive activities, for you may not achieve the expected results. PISCES This morning you might be oversensitive and unable to focus and make the best decisions. You would better avoid investing and dealing in business, as well as any challenging activity. You are advised to stay to routine activities today. Try to rest more and pay more attention to your love life!
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if I can win the last round, we will win the fight and that’s what we did.” Pacquiao drew some prefight controversy of his own by having the bell-time delayed courtesy of a previous agreement which would ensure he could watch the NBA Eastern Conference game seven between Boston Celtics and Miami Heat. But the Filipino insisted the situation did not affect him, saying: “I was very warmed up as I headed into the ring and it was a good fight. “I’m disappointed but he moves very well and he’s undefeated for a reason. I thought that I won the fight, though. “I’ve been watching his fights and he’s an aggressive boxer, but he didn’t really hurt me. Most of his shots hit my arms. I don’t know what happened. “I am willing to have a rematch, no problem. And if he’s ready to do it, credit to him.” YAHOO!-EUROSPORT ROUND BY ROUND: Round one: It is Bradley who edges the early exchanges, landing more jabs and catching the champ with a couple of decent counterstrikes. But Pacquiao finds his groove in the closing stages and lands well in response. Even opening round. Yahoo!-Eurosport scorecard: 10-10. Round two: Bradley starts the second round strong, catching Pacquiao on three occasions in the first half of the round before flustering him with a lightning-fast combination soon after. The champion takes the shots in his stride, however, and retains good positioning throughout. Nonetheless, a pair of connections with the Filipino’s chin hand the round to the challenger.
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Scorecard: 20-19 Bradley. Round three: Pacquiao works the angles for leverage and lands a series of solid lefts as a result. Bradley responds with some light one-twos only to receive a vicious left and further combinations in a scintillating climax to the best round so far. Scorecard: 29-29. Round four: The champion continues to exploit his challenger with more combos and a pair of pinpoint body blows which the American, to his credit, is able to weather and avoid a stoppage. Nonetheless, a clear 10-8 for Pacquiao. Scorecard: 39-37 Pacquiao. Round five: Calmer round after a blistering display in three and four, but another left to the body weakens a flagging Bradley further in the closing 30 seconds. He finishes the fifth swinging, but it’s another one for Pacquiao. Scorecard: 49-46 Pacquiao. Round six: Bradley keeping Pacquiao at bay early on with the jab, but with little behind it especially compared to his decent throws in the first pair of rounds. Pacquiao again turns up the heat in the closing stages, cornering the challenger before landing a slick uppercut. Scorecard: 59-55 Pacquiao. Round seven: Straight left by Manny halfway through wakes up an otherwise pedestrian round.Pacquiao shakes off a couple of decent head shots from the American and responds with a succession of his own, but receives two warnings for holding Bradley’s head down. Scorecard: 69-64 Pacquiao. Round eight: Pause as the two clash heads, and Pacquiao gets away with another push down. It’s an
edge for Bradley despite a late one-two in the final ten seconds from the champ. Scorecard: 78-74. Round nine: Bradley gets closer to the champion in hopes of smothering his game, and connects with an uppercut of his own followed by a hook in the final 30 only to leave himself open to Pacquiao’s own combos. Pacquiao shades the ninth. Scorecard: 88-83. Round 10: Quiet tenth, plenty more distance between the two but it’s Bradley who lands more and finally shows command of the space inside the ropes. Scorecard: 97-93 Pacquiao. Round 11: Pacquiao may feel as if he’s done enough: he is happy to play along w it h Brad ley’s d ista nce game which is drawing scant pockets of boos from the action-hungry live crowd. He finishes strong in the final 40 seconds, however, with enough clean shots to take the round. Scorecard: 107-102 Pacquiao. Round 12: Bradley finishes with his head held high, landing a sporadic series of straight shots, but a belting left from Pacquiao in the final seconds puts an exclamation point on a cerebral and superior performance. Final Yahoo!-Eurosport scorecard: 117-112 Pacquiao.
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an average of 528 GRT. The Philippines was ranked 52nd out of the 155 nations as among the world’s best in trade logistics, according to 2011 World Bank’s Logistics Performance Indicators study. The Philippines was ranked as among the top performers in the lower middle income category, which also includes India and Mexico. The WB study said their high performance was due to strong cooperation between the public and private from page 1 sectors, and comprehensive and cargoes to islands approach in developing around Tawi-Tawi. services, infrastructure, Jocson appealed to ship and logistics. owners to always ensure they have fire fighting and safety equipment in their from page 4 vessels and to secure flamwhich Ford will begin demable materials. (Mindanao livering to customers in July. Examiner) Ford will kick-off prelaunch activities this month for both the all-new Ford from page 4 Focus and iconic Ford Musmetric tons, 11% higher tang sports car. than the 150M metric tons Both the all-new Focus and Mustang will be launched recorded in 2009. Based on the domestic in July, with customer deliveroperating fleet inventories of ies beginning in September. “We’re gearing up for a MARINA, there are 11,942 merchant vessels currently strong second half of the year, operating in the country and are looking forward to with a total of 2,125,694 gross registered tonnage NOTICE (GRT), as of June 2011. Notice is hereby given that Merchant vessels operating in the country include the intestate estate of the Late SEMINE, left a Parcel passenger ferry, passenger GREGORIO of Land known as Lot No. 6404; cargo, general cargo, cargo, under P.D. No. 1517492, emcargo ships, container, liq- braced with OCT No. P-13725, uid cargo, barging, tanker, with an area of 392 sq. m. Located and towing among others. at Yumbing, Mambajao, Camiguin, General cargo/cargo ship is the subject of EXTRAJUDICIAL containers accounted for SETTLEMENT AMONG HEIRS DEED OF ABSOLUTE 1,470 vessels or 12.31% in WITH SALE, executed by HEIRS, terms of number of vessels under the Notarial Registry of and 38% in total gross reg- Atty. Aniano S. Paderanga, as ister tonnage (GRT). GRT Per Doc. No. 245; Page No. 48; refers to a ship’s internal Book No. 30; Series of 2012. volume. A cargo vessel has MDN: JUNE 11, 18, & 25, 2012
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Miami Heat eliminate Boston Celtics, 108-88 By IRA WINDERMAN South Florida Sun Sentinel
THIS was more exhale than exultation. The hope is that will follow. For now, there is the mere satisfaction of traversing the long road back to the NBA Finals. With the hope for a better result. A year after falling two games short of the franchise’s second NBA championship, the Miami Heat will get their shot at redemption, with Saturday night’s compelling 101-88 Game 7 victory at American Airlines Arena finally finishing off the Boston Celtics.. “It’s been a long 12 months,” guard Dwyane Wade said. “Obviously when you lose in the Finals, it hurts. Then you come into a season and you got to forget it, but you can’t forget it. We’re blessed to be here again.” “It’s been a journey,” teammate LeBron James said. “It’s been a long ride.” While a modest East-
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ern Conference championship celebration followed, this has never been about something as mundane, something James, Wade and Chris Bosh achieved last season, in their first together as teammates. This, instead, has, from the moment the NBA lockout ended in December, been about pushing past the sting of last year’s Finals failure against the Dallas Mavericks, with Nowitzki, Terry, Kidd and Cuban exulted on the Heat’s home court and then in the clubs of South Beach. But Saturday was playoff
theater at its finest, with Bosh stepping back to hit 3-pointers, James attacking the basket for 3-point plays, Wade again coming on strong in a second half and the Heat finally surviving. “That’s what we talk about,” James said. “It has to be a collective group to win the championship. Everybody was in tune today.” In a game that featured 20 lead changes and 10 ties, with the Heat never up by more than two through the first three quarters, James, Bosh and Wade finally put it away late. “They’re really talented,”
Celtics coach Doc Rivers said. “Erik Spoelstra does a terrific job. I wish he got more credit with what he does with that group.” James paced the Heat with 31 points and 12 rebounds. Wade added 23 points and Bosh, who converted a career-high three 3-pointers, contributed 19. “He was the X-factor,” Rivers said of Bosh. “He gave them exactly what they needed.” For the Celtics, who now face a major post-Big Three overhaul, with Ray Allen and Kevin Garnett to be free agents, Rajon Rondo again was magnificent, with 22 points, 14 assists and 10 rebounds. Paul Pierce, who again fought foul trouble, added 19 points, Kevin Garnett 14 and Allen 15. “I just thought we had nothing left,” Rivers said. “That’s how it felt as a coach.” The second finals of the Heat’s Big Three era comes after challenges far MIAMI/PAGE 10
Barbosa wins Odisha Int’l GM open chess FINAL STANDINGS: 8.5 points---GM Oliver Barbosa (Philippines) 8.0 points---GM Nikolai Chadaev (Russia), IM Sahaj Grover (India), GM Hoang Thanh Trang (Hungrary), GM Evgeniy Podolchenko (Belarus), IM Suri Vaibhav (India) 7.5 points---IM Vishnu Prassana V (India), GM Andrei Deviatkin (Russia), IM Das Debashis (India), GM John Paul Gomez (Philippines), GM Aleksej Aleksandrov (Belarus), GM Deepan Chakkaravarthy J (India), IM Ramnath Bhuvanesh R (India) 7.0 points---GM Mark Paragua (Philippines), GM Deep Sengupta (India), Himail Gusain (India), IM Venkatesh MR (India), FM Gosh Diptayan (India), FM Rajesh VAV (India), GM Laxman RR (India), IM Priyadharshan K (India), IM Anita Gara (Hungrary), WGM Meenakshi Subbaraman (India), Arun Karthik R (India)
GRANDMASTER Oliver Barbosa reinforced his position as one of the Philippines’ top chess player when he won the 4th Odisha International GM Open Chess Tournament at the Kiit University in Bhubaneswar in Kiit Road, Patia Bhubaneswar in Odisha, India, Tuesday night. National Chess Federation of the Philippines (NCFP) Chairman/President Prospero “Butch” Pichay Jr., said his ward defeated former solo leader Russian GM Nikolai Chadaev in the eight round then scored back-to-back draws in the last outings enroute the coveted title. “Krucial y’ung pagkap-
analo ni GM (Oliver) Barbosa kay GM (Nikolai) Chadaev sa eight round. Turning point din yun kasi solo lead yung Russian Grandmaster eh at dun niya nakuha yung liderato,” said Pichay, a former congressman from Surigao del Sur who was watching the tournament live through the Internet. “Saka y’ung seventh round na panalo niya kay Uzbek GM (Razet) Ziatdinov,” added Pichay. The Taytay, Rizal native Barbosa earned the top prize worth Rs 2,00,000 India Rupee (roughly US$3,740 or P160,000) from the total pot prize of Rs 11,16000. National Chess CHESS/PAGE 10