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Goldlife: Fast-growing, stable Filipino wellness company Volume III, No. 187

By Karen Liñan, Liceo U Masscom Intern

“GOLDLIFE Distribution Philippines’ edge and the most important thing to note is that we own the manufacturing plant. This is also an assurance that the company will survive in the place where it has put up business,” this is the solid assurance of Goldlife Distribution Philippines’ President Dick Balajadia, who graced the recent expansion of the company here in Cagayan de Oro City.

True to its commitment as a “fast-growing Filipino company, which aims to provide opportunities for enhanced life, improved health and stable future for all qualified individuals,” G old l i fe cont i nues to d om i n a t e t h e m a r k e t s on wellness products in Mindanao, having put up centers in Mindanao’s major cities of Davao and Cagayan de Oro. Bajadia said people who are industrious, ambitious and aggressive enough to join GoldLife Distribution Phils., Inc. by accepting its concept of direct and personalized selling techniques while enjoy ing the benef its of individua lized incentive schemes will definitely see better future of their career with Goldlife.

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GoldLife Distribution Phils., Inc. is designed to survive in the areas it has been put up because it is the result of years of strategic planning for best marketing concepts, coupled w it h technical researches and the assistance of consultants from the US, Switzerland, G er m a ny, Hong Kong , Singapore and India, he said.

It s l a b o r a t o r y d o e s clinical sampling and surveys are being done to come up with Vitamins, Supplemental and Nutritional products that would bring effective results to good health and bring profitable returns at the soonest time possible.

“GoldLife Distribution Phils., Inc. is committed to bring more researched (From left) Mr. Randy Caluag, marketing manager, Mr. Carlo Alado, Mrs. Ailyne Hope Matulac and Emmanuel Matulac, products in its pipeline to GoldLife megacenter operator, Dr. Alfa Solas, Mr. Sherwin Bada, Mr. Joenel Solas, Rev. Jarred Equipado pose during the opening of the GoldLife megacenter on April 15 at Jofelmor Building, Mortola St. GOLDLIFE/PAGE 11

Survey finds 8 of 10 willing to sell votes

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Aside from Cagayan de Oro City Mayor Vicente Emano, Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte also endorses the senatorial candidacy of Mrs. Hanep Buhay Cynthia Villar.

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DOH allots P587-M budget to upgrade public health facilities

Cebu City pours in P1M aid to Typhoon Pablo victims

BUTUAN CITY -— Church and socio-civic groups here have vowed to intensify their campaign against vote buying after a survey found that 80 percent of the respondents are willing to sell their votes.

Lawyer Josefe Sorrera-Ty, director of the policy center of the Father Saturnino Urios University (FSUUPC), said the survey, involving 1, 833 respondents, was conducted on April 1-7. Of the total respondents, 1,466 believed that vote buying “is

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acceptable.”

“The respondents were asked if they will receive money from somebody in exchange of their votes for the upcoming May 2013 elections, and 8 out of 10 said yes,” she said.

Also citing the survey, Ty added that seven out of the 10 respondents believe that “other voters will also do the same.”

Alarmed by the outcome of the survey, Dr. Mary Joy Miller, head of the research

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team, stressed that the result indicates a much bigger problem with how the people perceive vote buying.

“This suggests that the people here perceive vote buying as an acceptable trend during elections,” she said.

Miller said what was also very alarming was the fact that the youth group aging from 18 to 30 would exchange their votes for money.

“This is really a huge challenge to all of us, not SURVEY/PAGE 11

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DOH allots P587-M budget to upgrade public health facilities in Northern Mindanao Aligning of budget seen to achieve Kalusugan Pangkalahatan plan of PNoy

By Christine H. Cabiasa

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY- The Department of Health has approved the P587-M budget to improve access to quality hospitals and public health care facilities which includes the rural health units (RHUs) and barangay health stations (BHSs) in Northern Mindanao.

DOH Region 10 Health Facility Enhancement Unit told media in a conference on Friday.

The benefiting public health outlets include the Balo-i Provincial Hospital (P5 million), Sultan Naga Dimaporo Provincial Hospital (P20 million), Iligan City Hospital (P4 million), Ozamiz City Puericulture Center (P2 million), Balin-

gasag Provincial Hospital (P3.5 million), Gingoog Provincial Hospital (P15 million), Talisayan Provincial Hospital (P5 million), JR Borja General Hospital (P20 million), and the five RHUs of Camiguin province which includes Mambajao, Sagay, Catarman, Mahinog, and Guinsiliban (6.4 million).

Also, a total of P360

million was also allocated to DOH-retained hospitals, including the Amai Pakpak Medical Center (P26 million), Mayor Hilarion A. Ramiro Sr. Regional Training and Teaching Hospital (P100 million) and the Northern Mindanao Medical Center (P185 million) while the remaining P48 million will go to the development of the RHUs and BHSs to be implemented under the DOH with an additional budget of P94 million for the equipment.

DOH said that this assistance is in support to the Department Order No.

2011-0188 or the Aquino Health Agenda (AHA) which seeks to achieve universal health care for the Filipinos especially to the poor families.

Based on DO No. 20110188, health facilities (20 percent of DOH-retained hospitals, 46 percent of provincial hospitals, 46 percent of district hospitals, and 51 percent of RHUs) shall be upgraded to ensure that the poorest 5.2 million families have access to better quality inpatient and outpatient care using funds from the Health Facilities Enhancement Program (HFEP), to

ensure also the achievement of the Millennium Development Goal (MDG) of the DOH. Along with the improved health care facilities, the Kalusugan Pangkalahatan also provides rapid expansion in National Health Insurance Program (NHIP) and owing to the failure to the financing and health care delivery systems to address the needs of the poor Filipinos.

Meanwhile, the proposed developments will be manned by the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) with

an allocated budget of P227 million.

Approved projects were removed from the Health Investment Plan submitted by local government units, said Luis Simbajon of the DOH Health Facility Enhancement Program.

This year, the Health Facilities Enhancement Program of the Department of Health has allocated P13.55 billion for the infrastructure and equipment needs of hospitals and RHUs in all the regions, almost tripled the budget for last year which was only pegged at P5.1 billion.

LG Optimus L Style Summer Sale Stylish smartphones made even more affordable this summer LG Electronics Mobile joins dual-sim version, which in the seasonal summer is accompanied by a dual festivities with a price drop SIM hot key, now also retails on its Optimus L Style series for P4,490, decreased from P5,990. smartphones.

Comprising the L3, L5, The Optimus L5 allows and L7, the LG Optimus advanced multitasking L Style series is designed through its customizable t o c o m p l e m e n t t h e home screen. The singleactive lifestyles of users sim, decreased from P7,990 varying from students to to P6,990, includes a 4.0” professionals. These chic LCD display, 5-megapixel and trendy smartphones AF camera with LED flash, this season, the LG Optimus are just as user-friendly and 1,500mAh battery. The L Style series summer sale as they are attractive, and dual-sim adaptation was is now available in all LG their functionality allows dropped from P8,990 to Mobile official dealers users to remain on-the-go P7,490. nationwide. For more and productive amidst the The Optimus L7, boasts information on the products Panelists compose of organizers of the 8th National Palm Oil Congress headed relatively relaxed summer of world-class elegance and of LG Mobile, like LG by the President of the Philippine Palm Oil Development Council, Inc. (PPCDI) comfort with its minimalist Mobile’s official Facebook season.

Robertino E. Pizarro (6th from left), PPDCI Vice President Erwin Garcia (5th from The Optimus L3, LG’s key arrangement, metallic page—LG Optimus PH. left), PPDCI Director and Secretary Dr. Pablito Pamplona (7th from left), And Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) Vice Chairman Ghadzali Jaafar (8th from left) and entry-level smartphone, finish, and soft casing. other officials of agencies supporting the palm oil industry in the country during r u n s on A n d roi d O S Reduced from P10,990 the BusinessWeek Mindanao News Conference (NewsCon), last Friday, the Xavier technology for simple and to P8,990, this Optimus Heights Sports and Country Club, Xavier Estates, Masterson Avenue, Cagayan de fast data connectivity. Its L Style creation offers a Oro City. single-sim variant, which clear 4.3 WVGA IPS display,

photo by karen mae eduave liñan , masscom intern , liceo de cagayan university contains a 3.2” LCD display, 5-megapixel camera with 3-megapixel camera, and LED flash, 1GHz CPU, and 800 MHz CPU, was reduced 4GB internal memory. to P4,490 from its original Providing the chance to www.businessweekmindanao.com million. Sec. Jimenez esti- price of P4,990. The save more on smartphones “TOURISM is not about said, passionately. the number of foreigners Beyond the success of mates total tourism revenues visiting our country, but the slogan, the Tourism have already exceeded P1 rather the jobs and busi- Secretary is aware of the Trillion. That is how tournesses we create for the importance of capitalizing ism is contributing to the Filipino people.” This was on the spotlight now shining greater agenda of Inclusive the guiding principle and on the Philippines. “Tour- Growth. “How can Metro vision shared by President ism is a key driver of social Manila share its wealth to Benigno S. Aquino III to and economic progress. the rest of the country?

Ramon R. Jimenez, Jr upon Any tourist spending here The answer is tourism,” his appointment as Depart- signifies resources that were remarked Sec. Jimenez.

On-going Projects ment of Tourism Secretary. not here yesterday.” Sec. Since then, the Secretary Jimenez cites the example Secretary Jimenez ashas taken to heart that the of existing jobs referred sured the Filipino people be-all and end-all of tour- to as boatman guide or that the country can absorb the increasing influx of ism is the welfare of the butanding explainer.

“Theoretically, we can tourists. 12,000 hotel rooms Filipino people.

This is also the inspi- invent 7,107 jobs and mul- are set for construction next ration behind the highly tiply that to the experiences year. Airport expansions are ongoing, including plans of acclaimed It’s more fun in possible in each island.” the Philippines slogan. “Fili- The Department of Tour- making 12 airports capable pinos have to believe they ism boasts too of having of handling international are more fun as a people. surpassed their original flights. Sec. Jimenez shared We might not be the most target of 35 million tour- that the National Tourism Philippine Palm Oil Development Council, Inc. President Robertino Pizarro answers glamorous, or most modern ists by 2016. In 2011 alone, Development Plan enviquestions from media practitioners during the BusinessWeek Mindanao news conference (NewsCon), Friday, April 19, 2013, At the Xavier Heights Sports and country but everyone agrees 37 million foreign tourists sions the construction of Country Club, Xavier Estates, Masterson Avenue, Cagayan de Oro City. it’s more fun to be around traveled the country while infrastructure systems such

photo by karen mae eduave liñan , masscom intern , liceo de cagayan university Filipinos,” the Secretary last year’s figure reached 42 Income/PAGE 11

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Cebu City pours in P1M aid to Typhoon Pablo victims in AgSur

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By Christine H. Cabiasa

CAGAYAN DE ORO – The government of Cebu City has released P1 million worth of financial assistance to the victims of typhoon Pablo, specifically to the municipality of Veruela, in which three of its villages, Tinabang, Sta. Emilia, and La Fortuna were the hardest hit by the typhoon.

Agusan del Sur Gov. Adolph Edward Plaza told media that the help from the city government of Cebu will go to the victims for them to recover from the damage brought by the typhoon especially those living in Veruela, Bunawan, Trento, Sta. Josefa and Loreto towns where

many houses were totally destroyed.

Many also lost their source of livelihood as crops were heavily damaged, said Gov. Plaza.

T h e d o n at i o n w a s sourced out from the Quick Response Fund of its Local Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Fund for this year as in the first quarter of this year, provincial officials wrote a letter to the Sangguniang Panlungsod of Cebu City.

Gov. Plaza gave assurance that all the donations will go to the victims as they will be working out for the rehabilitation of the worst-affected areas in the

province.

He added that Mandaue City, also in the province of Cebu, is on its way of giving in help to the Agusanons.

Agusan del Sur was hit by typhoon Pablo on December 4, 2012 wherein reported death toll was four, according to the Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (PDRRMO) and a total damage of P105, 142, 000 to livelihood and infrastructures. Also, three municipalities namely Sibagat, Prosperidad and Talacogon declared partial damages in agriculture totalling to almost P5 million, with a total of 191 hectares agricultural lands damaged.

A delegate affixes her signature into the wall bearing the names of membercooperatives of MASS-SPECC, Saturday, April 20,2013, at the Pryce Plaza Hotel, where the 44th Mindanao Co-op Leaders’ Forum and the 39th MASS-SPECC General Assembly were held.

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CSC conducts seminar to retiring employees CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY, April 17 (PIA) -- Here’s what every government Human Resource Division should be doing for its retiring empoyess.

The Civil Ser vice Commission - Region 10 (CSC-10) has initiated today, here in the city, the conduct of a two-day seminar for retirees.

This is part of CSC’s pre-retirement program which targets retirees, or those planning to retire within five years.

Hu man R e s ou rc e Man a ge m e nt O f f i c e rs (HRMOs), administrative officers, and other interested government employees were Jean Caron, senior adviser, Development International Desjardins, answers a question during the press conference with top officials of MASS-SPECC, Saturday, April 20,2013 at the Pryce Plaza Hotel, where the 44th Mindanao Co-op Leaders’ Forum and the 39th MASS-SPECC General Assembly were held.

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DepEd to activate Oplan Balik Eskwela for SY 2013-2014 OZAMIZ CITY, Misamis O c c i d e nt a l , Ap r i l 1 7 (PIA) -- The Department of Education (DepEd) will activate Oplan Balik Eskwela (OBE) on May 2731 and the Public Assistance Station (PAS) on June 1-8 to ensure the smooth opening of School Year (SY) 20132014.

OBE and the PAS aims to address problems commonly encountered during this p e r i o d , p a r t i c u l a r l y, assurance that students are properly enrolled and able to attend school on the first day of classes, June 3.

In DepEd Memorandum 64, series of 2013, Education Secretar y Armin A. Luistro directed the regional directors (RDs) and schools/city division superintendents (SDS/ CDS) to coordinate with other government agencies involved in school opening

matters to assemble the OBE Inter-Agency Task Force (IATF), which include the following: The Department of Trade and Industr y (DTI), Department of National Defense (DND), Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG), Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH), Department of Health (DOH), Philippine National Police (PNP) and Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA), among others.

Meanwhile, SDS Jonathan S. dela Peňa said Luistro also directed the RDs and SDS/CDS to form their local Information and Action Center (IAC) to serve as an information and complaints processing and routing mechanism for the project.

The IAC is tasked to work on the convergence of the OBE IATF to set up hotlines to receive calls, text messages, fax messages and emails on complaints, requests and suggestions

from parents, students and other concerned citizens and set-up help desks to accommodate walkin concerns, Dela Peňa said. (RCAguhob/ PIA10Misamis Occidental)

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likewise enjoined by the CSC to attend the seminar.

CSC-10 regional director, Attorney Lourdes ClaviteVidal said the discussions focused on retirement benefits, processes, procedures, gratuity, and terminal leave computations from other government sectors.

Vidal explained that ne g l e c t i n re t i re me nt planning or preparation may lead retirees to a hard life, in some, nothing is left out of their benefits.

“Retirees’ experiences tell us that in retirement years, not all good things happen,” she added. (MAD/ JCV-PIA 10)

DOH reports decrease of dengue cases in NorMin CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY, April 17 (PIA) -- The Department of Health (DOH) Region 10 has recorded a significant decrease of dengue cases in the region from January to April 2013.

From 632 cases in January, it dropped to 115 as of April 12.

Dr. Dave Mendoza, chief of the Regional Epidemiology, Surveillance and Disaster Response Unit (RESDRU), however, reminded the public not to be complacent.

Aedes aegypti, a den-

gue-c ausing mos quito specie, is characterized as low-flying and thus puts children among the most vulnerable group.

A RESDRU report shows higher concentration of cases among the younger age group.

The case fatality rate, although very low, is 0.91 percent or 10 deaths out of the 1,636 dengue cases reported since January, affecting children 15 years old and below. (Mark Anthony V. Dedoyco/JCA/ PIA-10)

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P1.8M coastal tourism project gets approval MAMBAJAO, CAMIGUIN -- The 24-hectare Bonbon Pasil Marine Protected Area (MPA) will soon get some lift following the release of assistance from the Camiguin C oastal Resource Management Project (CRMP).

The CRMP, through its Enterprise Development Committee, has endorsed the approval of the Pasil E c o - Tou r i s m Supp or t Services Enterprise Project with a corresponding cost of P1.8 million.

This project is designed as an enterprise and will be operated under the Mu n i c i p a l E c o n o m i c Development Office

(MEEDO).

T h e B o n b o n Pa s i l sanctuary houses the island’s famous ‘sunken cemetery’, which assures a steady flow of visiting tourist in the area.

A m o n g t h e improvements identified to build up its economic activity are the promotion of the sanctuary as one of the best diving site in the province, availability of glass-bottom boat for fun and educational activities, and the marine mammal interaction.

Target beneficiaries of this project are the local fisherfolks- their participation in the

operation as providers of various services.

They will be trained as operators of service boats, snorkeling guides, boatmen, information guides, as well as, photography trick assistants.

Souvenir and native culinary products will also be made available in the area’s tourist center.

Meanwhile, after amending the Bonbon Pasil MPA, now renamed as the Municipal Coastal Resource Management C o de of 2011, the protection and The Camiguin Island control inside the sanctuary, according to the MEEDO, have shown some good improvements. (PIA)

Gov’t to expand Cebu’s CAAP clarifies issues on the opening facilities for tourism dev’t of Laguindingan airport THE Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) here has clarified some issues regarding the opening of the Laguindingan airport especially on the use of Visual Flight Rules (VFR) in its operation.

In a media forum initiated by the National Economic Development Authority (NEDA) in the region on Thursday, CAAP-10 Director Moh’d Naga S. Rascal gave assurance on the safety of passengers on the new airport.

Though not yet fullyequipped, the new airport will ensure the safe take-off and landing of every flight through the use of a radio, he said.

The government earlier announced that the

Laguindingan airport will be temporarily operated by CAAP this month using VFR until its air navigation equipment is fully in place by May 2014.

Rascal also pointed out that the new airport will still be operational during rainy season as long as the visibility requirement is met.

“Sa Lumbia airport pagumuulan, the visibility is 5 miles at open naman po ang airport.

Ganyan din ang mangyayari sa Laguindingan airport, maski umuulan pero ang visibility is 5 miles or more, mag-oopen po ang airport natin. Hindi naman ibig sabihin na kapag umuulan, magsasarado na yung airport, basta na meet lang yung required visibility, open po ang airport.” (In Lumbia airport the visibility

Republic of the Philippines REGIONAL TRIAL COURT OF MISAMIS ORIENTAL 10th Judicial Region Cagayan de Oro City Branch 22 OFFICE OF THE PROVINCIAL SHERIFF SHERIFF’S SECOND NOTICE OF SALE FILE No. 2013-082

Upon Extra-Judicial petition for sale under Act 3135 as amended filed by HOME DEVELOPMENT MUTUAL FUND or PAG-IBIG FUND, mortgagee, with office address at Pag-ibig Building, J.R. Borja St., Cagayan de Oro City, against ROEL G. CABANA, married to NADIA G. CABANA, mortgagor/s, of legal age/s, Filipino/s with postal address at 065 Zone 5, Patag, Camp Evangelista, Cagayan de Oro City to satisfy the mortgaged indebtedness which was as of January 25, 2013 amounts to THREE HUNDRED SIXTEEN THOUSAND EIGHTY SEVEN PESOS AND 48/100 (P316,087.48) Philippine Currency excluding interest, penalty charges, attorney’s fees and expenses of foreclosure, the undersigned sheriff will sell at public auction on May 27, 2013, at 10:00 o’clock in the morning or soon thereafter at the RTC Branch 22 office, Arch Hayes St., Cagayan de Oro City, to the highest bidder, for CASH and in Philippine Currency, the herein described property and all improvements thereon to wit: TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. T-50281 Lot : Lot 7, Blk. 12, Psd-10-057664 Portion of Lot : Lot 1, Pcs-10-003972 As Surveyed for : United Coconut Planters bank (Pag-Ibig Citi Homes) Land Use : (Residential) Location : Malanang, Opol, Misamis Oriental Area : ONE HUNDRED TWENTY (120) SQ.M. MORE OR LESS

Prospective buyers/bidders may investigate for themselves the title of the herein described property and encumbrances thereon, if any there be.

All sealed bids must be submitted to the undersigned on the above stated time and date.

In the event the public auction should not take place on the said date, it shall be on the next working day without further notice.

Cagayan de Oro City, April 5, 2013.

FOR THE PROVINCIAL EX-OFFICIO SHERIFF:

(SGD.) JOEL LYDVEL G. PAKINO Sheriff IV Copy Furnished: Posted at:

PAG-IBIG FUND SPS. ROEL & NADIA CABANA RTC Branch 22 Malanang Baranagy Hall Municipality of Opol

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is 5 miles and the airport is still open. The same thing in Laguindingan airport, even if it rains as long as the visibility is 5 miles or more the airport will open. It doesn’t mean that if it is raining, the airport will be closed. As long as it meets the required visibility the airport is open), he said.

He further invited media to a dry run at the Laguindingan airport on April 23 to witness the testing of the airport using small private airplanes.

Meantime, the Department of Transp or t at ion and Communications (DOTC) decided to defer opening of the new airport to June 15, this year, to ensure the convenience of passengers during the summer season.

(PIA)

CEBU CITY – President Benigno Simeon C. Aquino III said his administration is working on expanding facilities in Cebu to boost tourist arrivals and prop up tourism-related investments in the province.

Aqu i n o i s s u e d t h e statement in his message to over 5,000 crowd that gathered inside the Barba Sports Gym in Toledo City yesterday afternoon during his meeting with local leaders and the community.

The President said that Cebu has a lot to offer tourists, especially the various beaches, adding that one tourist corresponds to one job for the Filipino, may it be as a tourist guide or being employed in tourism-related sector such as souvenir shops,

a c c o m m o d at i o n s a n d restaurants.

“On my way here, I had the opportunity to view the coastline of Cebu from Mactan to Bogo and then to Toledo. You have lots of beaches to offer tourists and that is why many tourists come here,” said Aquino.

He then cited g o v e r n m e n t ’ s a c c o mp l i s h m e nt t h a t domestic tourist arrivals had surpassed its 2016 target of 35 million since in 2011, domestic tourists arrivals have already reached 37 million.

“Kayo ang gumagawa ng lahat na ito, (You are the one making this)” said the President and added that the development of the tourism industry can offer lots of opportunities.

The President cited the P17.5 billion Mactan Cebu International Airport Passenger Terminal Project and the P3.7 billion widening of the Mactan Island Circumferential Road Project as two major projects of his administration to expand facilities in Cebu to b o ost tour ism and investments.

“We need to improve the facilities like the Mactan International Airport which ideally caters to 1.6 million air passenger traffic per year.

But now, it is catering to two millions air passengers annually,” as the volume of tourists coming here steadily increases, said Aquino.

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OFFICE OF THE PROVINCIAL SHERIFF

Republic of the Philippines REGIONAL TRIAL COURT OF MISAMIS ORIENTAL 10th Judicial Region Branch 18 Cagayan de Oro City

NOTICE OF EXTRA-JUDICIAL SALE File No. 2013-091

NOTICE OF EXTRA-JUDICIAL SALE File No. 2013-096

Republic of the Philippines REGIONAL TRIAL COURT OF MISAMIS ORIENTAL 10th Judicial Region Cagayan de Oro city

Upon extra-judicial petition for sale under Act. No. 3135 as amended, filed by HOME DEVELOPMENT MUTUAL FUND (PAG-IBIG), Cagayan de Oro City, as mortgagee, against NANETTE P. PABATAO, of legal age, married to Eldo P. Pabatao, Jr. with postal address at Block 19, Lot 32 La Buena Vida, Canitoan, Cagayan de Oro City or at 1371 Pob., Tagoloan, Mis, Or. as mortgagor, which as of January 25, 2013 amounts to FOUR HUNDRED FORTY TWO THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED NINETY NINE PESOS & 93/100 (Php 442,699.93) inclusive of interest, and penalty charges, but exclusive of attorney’s fees equivalent to ten (10%) percent of the total indebtedness plus the expenses of foreclosure, the undersigned will sell at public auction on May 15, 2013 at 10:00 a.m. or soon thereafter at the main entrance of the Office of the Clerk of Court, Regional Trial Court, Hall of Justice, Cagayan de Oro City, to the highest bidder for cash or manager’s check and in Philippine Currency, the following property with all the improvements found thereon, described as follows: TCT No. T-132623

‘’PARCEL OF LAND(Lot 31, Block 19, of the Cons. Subd. plan PCS10-001589, being a portion of All Resultant Lots within blocks 1 to 16 & Road Lots 1 to 14 of Psd-10-020813, Situated in the Barangay Lumbia, of Cagayan de Oro, Province of Misamis Oriental, Island of Mindanao, containing an area of FORTY FIVE (45) square meters, more or less”.

TCT. No/ T-132624

‘’PARCEL OF LAND (Lot 32, Block 19, of the Cons. Subd. Plan, PCS-10-001589, being a portion of All Resultant Lots within Blocks 1 to 16 & Road Lots 1 to 14 of Psd-10-020813), situated in the Barangay Lumbia, City of Cagayan de Oro, Province of Misamis Oriental, Island of Mindanao, containing an area of FORTY FIVE (45) square meters, more or less’’.

All sealed bids must be submitted to the undersigned on the above stated date, time and place.

In the event the auction date falls on a holiday, the same will proceed on the following working day, without further notice, posting and publication.

Prospective buyers may investigate for themselves the title hereinabove described and encumbrances thereon, if any there be.

Cagayan de Oro City, April 5, 2013.

FOR THE EX-OFFICIO PROVINCIAL SHERIFF

By:

(SGD.) MA. TERESITA QUIBLAT-INSO

Sheriff IV BWM: April 21, 28 & May 5, 2013

Upon extra-judicial petition for sale under Act 3135 as amended , filed by HOME DEVELOPMENT MUTUAL FUND or PAG-IBIG FUND, Mortgagee, against JOEY Z. ATASAN married to NONETTE G. ATASAN, Mortgagors, with postal address at 12-28 Sts., Nazareth, Cagayan de Oro City, to satisfy the mortgage indebtedness of EIGHT HUNDRED TWENTY THREE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED SIXTY FOUR PESOS and 32/100 (Php 823,264.32), inclusive of interest and penalty charges as of February 6,2013, plus expenses of foreclosure, the undersigned Sheriff will sell at public auction on May 15, 2013 , at 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., at the Regional Trial Court, Branch 18, Room 117, Hall of Justice, Hayes St., Cagayan de Oro City, to the highest bidder for CASH and in Philippine Currency, the following properties described below including all existing improvements found thereon, to wit: TCT No. T-179572 A PARCEL OF LAND (Lot 28, Block 20, Psd-104305-017450, being a portion of Lot 3017-B, Psd-10-000818), situated in the Barrio of Carmen and Pagatpat, City of Cagayan de Oro, Island of Mindanao, including all improvements found thereon, containing an area of ONE HUNDRED THIRTY TWO (132) SQUARE METERS, more or less.

All sealed bids must be submitted to the undersigned on the above stated time and date.

In the event auction sale cannot take place for whatever legal reason, the same will proceed on the following working day, without further notice, posting and publication.

Prospective buyers may investigate for themselves the title herein above-described and encumbrance thereon, if any there be.

Cagayan de Oro City, April 5, 2013

FOR THE EX-OFFICIO PROVINCIAL SHERIFF

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COMMENTARY Election: People’s arm, weapon to rid monsters

ou have been weighed, measured and have been found wanting!

(Attributed from a popular movie) Should we measure the success or failures of our leaders since the birth of the Republic to what we know off our country today – it has to be depressing FAILURE! The on-going election campaigns and the redundant excessive television ad spending has to have relevance to the failures of our leaders to present day.

It is obvious the candidates need to brain-wash the “masa” to generate perceptions of their successes when in reality they and their forefathers considering the majority are grouped into dynasties and oligarchies have failed to stir the country towards prosperity.

The propensities of the “thick-faced” politicians who walk about and whose lineage has ruined the country persist in expensive and dubious efforts to change the mindset of the people simply because they need to to get another mandate.

It is unfortunate the dynasties have become sustainable if not getting stronger by the day with Congress controlling their stay in government. The fiefdoms all over the country have followed suit aggravated with a few who have gone mad evidence

of the killing spree seen by the Ampatuan’s who to date successfully elude the law.

The education system has failed us as well with the degenerating public school systems that propagate the culture of abuse to be acceptable.

The only sure way to maintain the status quo and to keep the majority stupid is to not educate them, and they have succeeded. The church is no better with its divided stance on all issues.

Consider the Cebu Bishop endorsing candidates that have promoted the pro-RH senatorial wanna be.

Then we have the evangelists who endorse winners obviously to succumb to the soon to be authorities rather than promote candidates who can make changes in this road to perdition.

The rich have nothing to worry about for sure if only to get richer. The educated will somehow propel them to be the rich one day but the uneducated and the poor will only be subject to more misery.

Simply put we need to shun dynasties, oligarchs, those that make careers out of government positions only to line their pockets to the detriment of the state, killers and murderers for sure, even revisionists who are out to change commentary/PAGE 7

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H7N9: Deadlier than H5N1?

he most current eye catching news , if one were to read or watch television, talking of around the world headlines are: the Boston Marathon unfortunate event, the Margaret Thatcher farewell to this earthly life, the Recin poisoned letters ( which I would like to write on, sometime soon ), Texas Fertilizer Blast and the one that can affect us: the newly named H7N9 Avian Flu Virus.

To date, the number of confirmed diagnosed cases and the mortality rate of patients with H7N9 seem to continue on the upward trend. This is kind of scary because, as it is, the illness may not just be contained in China, but, has the potential to enter our country.

H7N9, belong to the Avian Influenza A viruses that affect humans. In 2003, H5N1 had approximately 600 cases affected, in over 15 countries. And, this time, H7N9, though the latest report has it at 38 confirmed cases, with 6 deaths, it is still too early to predict as to its capability to further increase the number of cases.

Just as H5N1 started from China, H7N9 once more was traced to Eastern China at the Yangtze Delta Region.

There are certain things that we need to understand and know, when confronted with the emergence of diseases such as this.

First, the mode of transmission. Avian Influenza A Viruses usually do not usually affect humans. The cases where humans get to be affected by these type of viruses, occur from direct or close contacts with infected poultry. Nevertheless, we should not be lulled into thinking that a person to person spread is impossible. With this always at the back of our minds, we learn to appreciate the importance of monitoring the cases.

2nd, the signs and symptoms can overlap with other pathogens or disease causing micro-organism. Most viral illnesses present with fever, cough, sore throat, for

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By Jhan Tiafau Hurst Christ. Their descendants were studied over generations also.

300 of them became Christian ministers, missionaries, and theology professors; over 100 others became university professors; another100 became lawyers and attorneys; 30 became judges; 60 became medical doctors; another 60 became writers of published, popular books; 14 became presidents of universities; many others became successful business people; 3 became United States congressmen; and 1 became the Vice President of the United States.

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Surpassing expectations

ur country maintains lead in the Business Process Outsourcing or BPO industries in the Asian region.

We have just overtaken India as the leading English speaking nation outside of the North American continent as the BPO capital of the world.

With fluency of the English language coupled with our ability and best etiquette to handle calm and restraints in confrontational transactions, many outsourcing business in Asia have moved their headquarters to the new Global City in the national capital region and at the central business district of Cebu and to the 11 two tier cities including Cagayan de Oro in the Philippines.

With a total of USD 11 Billion revenues in 2010 and with the employment of 638,000 young graduates, the Call Center industries are fast surpassing its 20% annual growth rate.

At this growth, the industry experts are forecasting a staggering USD 25 Billion revenue starting 2016 which may employ 1.3 million more IT professionals compared to the 900,000 IT-BPO professionals now currently employed.

This is a phenomenal development that caught the watchful eyes of the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) to train and target online transactions with taxes. Watch for the new tax revenue guidelines.

India has opened up call centers and BPO’s in Metro Manila over the last three years. The companies identified with Concentrix, Wipro Technologies and Opex holds offices along Salcedo Village in Makati City with Filipino crews.

American companies like Ernest and Young’s which provides accounting services is now based at the Ayala Business Park in Cebu City.

Medical prescription centers compete with hospitals for diagnosis and drug prescriptions.

Many Chinese companies, in fact 41 of them, who are

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By Dr. Mary Jean Loreche the milder non-fatal clinical manifestations.

At the extreme side of the illness, where the illness is severe, the patient may manifest as viral pneumonia with respiratory symptoms like difficulty of breathing, and even respiratory failure.

There are instances when the sensorium of the patient may change and a multi-organ failure ensues, eventually leading to death. Where before I keep reminding our readers that Clinical data ( which is gathered through a thorough history taking and physical examination ), plays a central role in the diagnosis, in this particular instance, avian flu influenza A viral infections cannot be detected through clinical data alone.

A history of travel to an affected country coupled with the signs and symptoms as discussed above should alert the Clinician on the possibility of the illness.

Thus, the 3rd thing that we need to understand: in instances where laboratory testing is a MUST be examination, it is important that we adhere to the required specimen for submission.

For viral infections, a nose or throat swab from the sick person during the first few days of the disease is collected and sent to the Laboratory. Molecular testing or culture is done and not all Laboratories have the capacity to do the test.

In developed countries, they are most capable of performing the examination, but, in countries like our loreche/PAGE 7

Your family tree

ver hear the expressions “Like father, like son?” or “The fruit doesn’t fall far from the tree?” Two families in America were studied for many years. One was the Max Jukes family; the other was the Jonathan Edwards family. What was discovered in this study is very interesting.

Max Jukes was a man who did not believe in God or strong principles of right and wrong, and he married a woman like himself. More than 1,200 of their descendants were studied for several generations. 310 became professional beggars; 440 died of sexually transmitted diseases; 130 were sent to prison, 7 of them for murder; over 100 became alcoholics; 60 became professional thieves and robbers; and 190 became prostitutes. Only 20 learned a profession, and10 of those learned their trade in prison.

Jonathan Edwards, however, was a man who daily lived by the principles of Jesus Christ, and he chose to

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By Ped Quiamjot bling operates as call centers in the Cagayan Economic Zone in Sta Ana, Cagayan Valley which employs 5,000 IT Graduates from Metro Manila, Cagayan Valley and Isabela.

The recent growth of the BPO’s are not fueled by low value call centers but by high value knowledge process in the global legal system, general accounting and software animations.

This confirms confidence among the foreign and international companies that our local manpower can handle well the technology solutions of various business applications aside from seeing the cost effectiveness of labor to skills and competence among Filipinos.

The success of this industry are inspirations for property developers to built high rise office buildings which enjoys tax incentives from the Board of Investments through the Economic Processing Zones or EPZA. A grant of P27.3 million by the Asian Development Bank to the Department of Science and Technology for educational programs for skills enhancement in the BPO sector is already in place according to Sen. Edgardo Angara the Vice Chairman of the Senate Finance Committee.

I have written a legislator from Cagayan de Oro City about this development and the need to adopt in his district the educational programs for scholarships among the deserving and physically qualified from his constituents last October 2012.

Until now, I have not received a reply but maybe with quiamjot/PAGE 7

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own, we may have to send the specimens to a central laboratory that has the capability to do it. 4th, diseases caused by a new strain like H7N9, vaccines may still be a thing of the future.

Anti-viral drugs may be used as the mainstay in treating these patients, but the possibility of the emergence of a drug resistant viral strain is something that we need to watch out for.

Getting the vaccine for the common influenza may help though in minimizing some of the effects of the new strain, should one get were affected with the infection.

L a s t l y, t h e unpredictability of what and how far the H7N9 virus can go, in terms of spread , should not make us sleep on what we each must do: proper hand washing, and the cooking of poultry meat all the way, with vigilance as to the source of the poultry, and keeping one’s immune system strong, are simple measures that can help us fight against the disease.

incompetence to the highest levels which has become fashionable in government and worst of all, liars!

Lest we forget we also have a number of obnoxious senior legislators who do more harm to the country with their impertinence when dealing with foreign investors and banks. They wish only to corrupt the networks driven by inquiries for commerce and prosperity vis-à-vis their personal pockets.

But whose fault is all this anyway? While the finger clearly points to the thieves in government there are also the people to blame who put them there. The election is the people’s arm, and weapon to rid us of these monsters but it is seemingly evident that the people are much too disadvantaged to even see a solution other than propel the monsters.

If media is the platform for this sustaining business model to keep the people ignorant, it should be its head we need to eradicate as well.

It is clearly true that our children end up following our example much more than following our advice!

You cannot train up your child in the way you’re not going yourself.

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But you can start changing and going that way today—by asking the One Who invented families to forgive you for your wrong way of living. Then ask Jesus Christ to take charge of your heart and character.

As you start living His way every day, you will start

Republic of the Philippines REGIONAL TRIAL COURT 10th Judicial Region OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF COURT Medina, Misamis Oriental -oOoRural Bank of Balingasag (Mis Or.) Inc. as rep.

EJF FILE No. 350-M By its Branch manager,

mortgagee, FOR: Extrajudicial Foreclosure of Real Estate Mortgage

-versus- Under Act 3135, As Amended by Act 4118 Aldrin Basarte,

mortgators. x………………………………………………………………/ SHERIFF’S NOTICE OF EXTRAJUDICIAL SALE

Upon extrajudicial petition for sale under Act 3135, as amended by Act 4118, filed by the RURAL BANK OF BALINGASAG (MIS OR) INC. as rep. by its Branch Manager, mortgagee, against ALDRIN BASARTE, mortgagor, with residence and postal address at Sindangan, Talisayan Misamis Oriental, to satisfy the indebtedness of the mortgagor to the former in the amount of FIVE HUNDRED SEVENTEEN THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED THIRTY THREE PESOS and 34/100 ONLY (P 517, 133.34) Philippine Currency, representing the principal & interest due, excluding penalties and other charges, 10% Attorney’s Fee and other liquidated damages plus all other expenses incurred in connection with this petition and sale, the undersigned RTC Sheriff’s sell at Public Auction on May 24,2013 at 10;00 o’clock in the morning or soon thereafter at the Hall of Justice, RTC, Medina Misamis Oriental to the highest bidder for cash and in Philippine currency,the following property with all improvement thereof to wit: KATIBAYAN NG ORIHINAL NA TITULO No. P-33592

“A parcel of Land, Lot no. 5867, Cad 326-D (Lot no. 4530-B, CSD-10-015630-D) situated at Barrio Sindangan, Municipality of Talisayan, Province of Misamis Oriental, Island of Mindanao. Bounded on the North, along lines 1-2-3 by lot 4530-A, CSD-10-015630-D; on the SE, along lines 3-4-5 by lot 4529; on the South ,along lines 5-6-7-8 and on the SW, along line 8-9 and on the NW,along lines 9-10-11 by lot 4530-C, CSD-10-015630-D; on the West, along lines 11-12-13 by lot 4528. All of Cad 326-D Talisayan Cadastre. Beginning at point marked ”1” on the plan being S. 65 deg. 22’W., 2338.41 m. from BLLM No. 1, Cad 326-D thence; S.76 deg. 09’E., 41.92 m. to point 2; S.78 deg. 10 E., 78.66 m. to point 3; S. 09 deg. 00’W.,42.90 m to point 4; S. 70 deg. 33’E., 12.46 m. to point 5; N. 85 deg.

09’W., 46.67 m. to point 6; N.82 deg. 02’W., 69.34 m. to point 7; S.6 deg. 35’W., 19.22 m. to point 8; N.41 deg. 05’W’., 46.90 m. to point 9; N. 76 deg. 13’E., 25.24 m. to point 10; N. 09 deg. 33’E., 12.85 m. to point 11; S 89 deg. 21’E., 11.96 m. to point 12; N. 02 deg. 34’E., 15.84 m. to point of beginning. Containing an area of SEVEN THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED NINETY SIX (7,196) square meters, more or less. All points referred to are indicated on the plan and marked on the ground in the name of BASARTE,ALDRIN.

In the event of failure of bidding or auction sale cannot take place for whatever reason, the same will proceed on the following day, without further notice,posting and publication.

Prospective bidders/buyers may investigate for themselves the title and tax declaration herein above described and encumbrances thereon, if any there be.

Medina,Misamis Oriental, April 1, 2013.

(Sgd.) ALFRAN R. MABELIN

RTC SHERIFF IV Copy Furnished RB of Balingasag: -Mis. Or. Basarte, Aldrin-Sindangan, Talisayan Misamis Or.

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showing your children the successful, right way of living.

And they will also teach their children, who will then teach their children. Because well trained children grow up to train their children well.

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the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) budget of P450 Million subsidy for IT, perhaps, he could come up to support the training of more Cagayanon’s in the IT-BPO industry?

Republic of the Philippines REGIONAL TRIAL COURT OF MISAMIS ORIENTAL 10th Judicial Region Branch 44 Initao, Misamis Oriental IN RE : IN THE MATTER OF REISSUANCE/RECONSTITUTION OF LOST ORIGINAL COPY OF ORIGINAL CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. 250 ISSUED BY THE REGISTRAR OF DEEDS FOR THE PROVINCE OF MISAMIS ORIENTAL IN THE NAME OF BLASA APUS.

MISCL CASE NO.2013-52

HEIRS OF ZOILO JARAMILLO, REPRESENTED BY ZOSMA J. LIGNES; AND HEIRS OF JOSE SABURAO, REPRESENTED BY WARLIE S. SABURAO. Petitioners. x------------------------------------------------/ ORDER

Finding the verified petition for reissuance/reconstitution of parcel of land covered by Original Certificate of Title No. 250, situated at Poblacion, Laguindingan, Province of Misamis Oriental Island of Mindanao, filed by applicant herein to be sufficient in form and substance, the same is set for INITIAL HEARING on August 05, 2013 at 8:30 o’clock in the morning at this court sitting at the Hall of Justice Initao, Misamis Oriental. Persons interested in this petition are required to answer and appear before this court on the aforesaid date and make known their opposition thereto.

The Administration of the Land Registration Authority is hereby directed at the expense of the applicant to cause the publication of the Notice of Initial Hearing in the Official Gazette and once in a newspaper of general circulation in the Province of Misamis Oriental.

Further, the applicant is hereby directed to furnish copy of the application and its annexes to the Solicitor General. Lastly, let copies of this Order be furnished to the concerned offices of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) of this city and of this province.

SO ORDERED.

April 2, 2013, Initao, Misamis Oriental (SGD.) MARISSA P. ESTABAYA

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SHOWBIZ PEEK Anne Curtis being considered for ‘Hannibal’ series Being considered as one of the cast members of the new American TV series Hannibal (currently being broadcast on NBC) by the creator/producer Br yan Fuller, Anne Curtis said that she was really flattered.

During the press con of Wrigleys and Cinema One held April 18, she related how the whole thing came out.

“It was a pleasant surprise. PR Asia was the one who tweeted and suggested.

Nung sumagot si Mr.Billy, ‘Oh I’d really love to. Anne is amazing.’ Halos mahimatay talaga ako dun sa event the moment I heard the news.

But I have to audition for it.

But I think we all know that when it comes to cameos like that you have to take time to audition and travel

there,” Anne said when asked by Push.com during a joint press con.

But, even if it’s every actor’s/actress’ dream to make it to Hollywood, Anne said that she’s not ready to risk her flourishing career in the Philippines even for that very rare opportunity. “ U n f o r t u n a t e l y, y u n g commitment ko sa Showtime, hindi pa pwede. Hindi pa ako

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continue to promote barangaybased livelihood centers that are benefiting more than 500 families in the city and is being duplicated in various provinces. A total of 111 pilot centers have been established nationwide. The success of her green social enterprises has earned for her the moniker “Misis Hanep Buhay.”

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from page 12 still through their remittances that the Philippine economy has remained upfloat.”

Villar said she was satisfied with the preparation and information conducted jointly by the Comelec and DFA but added that she would not be surprised of last-minutes problems would still arise in various polling centers for Filipino abroad.

Un d e r t h e O v e r s e a s Absentee voting Act, Villar said, Filipino officials posted in embassies and consulate off ices were mandated to extend all forms of assistance to encourage overseas Filipinos to make use of their voting right and to help them overcome problems in registering and casting their ballots.

Comelec Commissioner Lucenito Tagle said some 900,000 Filipinos abroad are set to cast their absentee votes starting Saturday and that the pill body had completed preparations for the conduct of the overseas absentee voting.

Tagle, chairman of the Comelec’s Committee on Overseas Absentee Voting (COAV) said the first to vote using the automated machines are Filipinos in Hong Kong, followed by Riyadh, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates..

OAV is set to be held on Sunday at the Bayanihan Center in Victoria Road, Kennedy Town and at the Philippine embassy on D3 Collector Road C Diplomatic, Riyadh. Filipinos in the UAE will vote at the Philippine embassy on Al Bateen, Abu Dhabi.

Ta g le s a id t he y have scheduled on Thursday the FTS at the Philippine embassy in Singapore on Nassim Road and the Philippine Consulate General in Dubai on Al Quasis Area 3. On Friday, the FTS will be at the Philippine Consulate General in Jeddah on the Rehab District and Philippine embassy in Kuwait on Faiha.

The Comelec opted to hold automated polls in areas where there’s a large concentration of Filipinos. Comelec records showed Hong Kong has 83,118 voters; 50,063 in Singapore; 55,842 in Dubai; 30,328 in Jeddah; 30,468 in Kuwait; 53,396 in Riyadh; and 21,645 in Abu Dhabi.

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only in the academe and the church but all of us. I still believe that there is still time, if we could just do something to lower those very sad statistics,” she said.

Because of the survey, Ty said they will double their efforts to educate the voters that votes should not be

sold and that choosing the candidates must be based on their conscience.

Rev. Fr. Chito Butardo, FSU U v ice president, stressed the need to push the voters’ education campaign not just in the academe and in the churches but also to the general public.

“Values formation, of course, is always a great c ha l lenge i n t he ma ny structures of our society such as family, community, church, and all the other sectors in t he societ y…

In t h is sit uat ion, t here is a brea kdown in these structures at many levels,” said Butardo.

“It [values formation] can never be done overnight.

We cannot just be punitive, but rather take the long process of educating the people. I believe that there are still many people who still hold on to the integrity of their votes and can never be bought,” he said.

Family values Rev. Fr. Felicito Cepeda Jr., parochial vicar of Sto. Nino Shrine in Barangay Libertad, said the culture of vote-buying in Butuan had been in place since the 1960’s.

“This culture of vote buying has long been used here in Butuan since the golden years of logging in the 60s. Back then, they would persuade you with several kilos of rice and cans of sardines in exchange for your vote. This concept had been left unchecked and passed from one generation to the next,” he said.

Cepeda also stressed the problem is “deeply rooted in family values.”

“The church, schools and even the media had never failed to promote and remind the people about responsible vot i ng. But all of these will be useless if within the home itself, family members had shown their children that receiving money for their votes during election is acceptable,” the priest said.

Jody Navarra, a civ i l society activist in Butuan City, claimed that family members have been used in past elect ions in t he distribution of money to buy votes.

Most of the time, heads of families were the ones who bring the names of the family members to political groups to sell their votes, he said. (Mindanews) Nava r ra sa id he had witnessed the trend of vote buying in the city since the 1950s, blaming such practice also to poor family values.

“The culture of fraud through vote buying had been passed dow n from g r a n d p a r e nt s t o t h e i r grandchildren. And because of the hard times and frustrations from the p ol it ic a l a nd e le c tor a l system, the younger generation would accept and take the money and earn from it,” he said. (Erwin Mascarinas/MindaNews)

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achieve its vision for Filipino families,” Eman Matu lac, Cagaya n de Oro Goldlife Megacenter operator, said.

Referring to the information presented by GoldLife Distribution Phils., Inc. to its clients during presentations and over its website, Matulac said, its megacenter promises to maintain the highest quality of its products, even as he assures business partners that all products have passed the stringent Quality Tests on Purity and Potency by a CGMP compliant Quality Assurance Department.

GoldLife Distribution Phils., Inc. has contracted the manufacturing expertise of an ISO 9001/2000 toll manufacturer to repack imported raw materials from France and Switzerland. Our toll manufacturer has been ISO certified for the past 10 years, and has been a BFAD compliant for its Current Good Ma nu facturing Practice for the past 17 years now.

GoldLife Distribution Phils., Inc. will expand its business not only in the Philippines, but a lso in Thailand and Indonesia.

We have plans of growing our direct selling and networking business wings to other countries such as Vietnam, Malaysia, Myanmar, USA, Canada, India, Hong Kong, Laos and Singapore in the next two years.

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as airports and highways in areas where there are at least seven tourist destinations relatively adjacent to each other.

“In Palawan,” Jimenez explained, “tourists don’t just go to the Underwater Caves, they also try zip lines, deer watching expedition, scuba diving and other travel experiences.”

“But the most important point here is that there are jobs waiting to be generated in each local tourist destination.” The DOT had just received $7M for training of local guides and other tourism related jobs. The agency is also finalizing details for the awarding and recognition of local citizens in promoting tourist destinations. Sec. Jimenez stressed that tourism starts and originates in the local level.

Moving Force Behind Tourism Campaign When Sec. Jimenez was asked to compare his career in advertising and his job as DOT secretary, he replied, “There is no difference between promoting a brand and the country, except that for my current job, I cannot fail. I must succeed.” Secretary Mon Jimenez shared his insight behind his most successful project yet, the “More Fun in the Philippines” slogan. “It was all about the

participation of Filipinos, especially the youth.” For him, the campaign proved Filipinos need not wait for DOT or other government agencies in promoting the beauty of the country. For this purpose, social media has been a most useful and effective medium.

“Social Media is about people checking with each other whether something is for real. Now, the success of the Philippines has been checked, double checked and triple checked. And it’s true: it is more fun in the Philippines. Now that propagates the story even more.”

“Tourism is love of country expressed as a warm welcome. So please, do two things,” the secretary encouraged all Filipinos, “talk about the Philippines and the second is, talk about it some more.”

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November last year while at present, the project is in the process of bidding out with 11 interested bidders already signifying its intention, claimed Aquino.

The widening of the Mactan Island Circumferential Road on the other hand, can ease traffic going to world-class resorts and other tourist destinations in Mactan island as well as cut travel time by 15 minutes from Cebu City to Mactan.

“We are focusing on projects that benefit the majority” ….”that can lead to concrete directions,” said the President as the crowd cheered him on.

Aquino said his “Tuwid Na Daan” policy of good governance, especially for significant projects involved

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the five Rs including the right project, right price, right people and right time.

The President a ls o took the opportunity to highlight his administration’s achievements on antipoverty, education and in agriculture.

Pres. Aquino said so much has changed in the almost three years since he assumed office as he guaranteed that more good changes and reforms will come until his term ends in 2016.

“That is why I ask you to elect leaders that are behind me so that changes and reforms for the better will continue,” said the President.

The President stayed in Toledo City for an hour before rushing to his fourth and last engagement at the Capitol attended by a 65,000 crowd at peak as he rallied the people to support and elect his local bets. (PIA)

Republic of the Philippines REGIONAL TRIAL COURT OF MISAMIS ORIENTAL 10th Judicial Region BRANCH 18 Cagayan de Oro City IN THE MATTER OF CANCELLATION OF THE ADVERSE CLAIM ANNOTATED IN TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NOS. 137-2012000626 AND TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NOS. 137-2011003395,

MISC. CASE NO. 2012-093

CEFIRO TRADING CORPORATION, REPRESENTED BY: MANUEL BONIAO, Petitioner,

- versus -

SOFRONIO B. FERROLINO, JR. AND THE REGISTER OF DEEDS OF CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY, Respondents. x-----------------------------------------------/ ORDER

At today’s hearing, petitioner and counsel Atty. Jim Amarga appeared.

Petitioner, through counsel, moved that its Motion with Leave of Court to Serve Summons by Publications be deemed submitted for the resolution of this Court.

Pursuant to Section 15, Rule 14 of the Rules of Court, petitioner’s motion is granted. Let summons by publication ensue at the expense of petitioner. Moreover, let copyof the summons be served thru registered mail, likewise at the expense of petitioner, to respondent Sofronio B. Ferrolino, Jr. at his last known address.

Let publication be had once a week for three (3) consecutive weeks in a newspaper of general circulation.

Petitioner is directed to submit compliance thereof within fifteen (15) days from the date of last publication, failing which, the case shall be dismissed for lack of interest and for failure to comply with the lawful order of the Court.

SO ORDERED.

Dictated in open court.

City of Cagayan de Oro, March 8, 2013.

(SGD.) DENNIS Z. ALCANTAR

Presiding Judge

Republic of the Philippines REGIONAL TRIAL COURT OF MISAMIS ORIENTAL 10th Judicial Region BRANCH 18 Cagayan de Oro City IN THE MATTER OF CANCELLATION OF THE ADVERSE CLAIM ANNOTATED IN TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NOS. 137-2012000626 AND TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NOS. 137- 2011003395

MISC. CASE NO. 2012-093

CEFIRO TRADING CORPORATION, REPRESENTED BY: MANUEL BONIAO, Petitioner, -versusSOFRONIO B. FERROLINO JR. AND THE REGISTER OF DEEDS OF CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY, Respondents X------------------------------------------/ ORDER (Summons by Publication)

Before this Court is a petition for cancellation of the adverse claim annotated in Transfer Certificate of Title Nos. 137-2012000626 and Transfer Certificate of Title Nos. 137-2011003395 filed by petitioner Cefiro Trading Corporation rep. by Manuel Boniao on July 2, 2012.

Pursuant to the March 8,2013 Order of the Court directing service of summons by publication in accord with Section 15 of Rule 14 of the Revised Rules of Court, summons is hereby given to: SOFRONIO B. FERROLINO, JR.

The above-named respondent is directed to file his answer to the herein petition within a period of sixty (60) days from the last issue of the publication, failing which, petitioner will take judgement by default and may be granted the relief applied for in the petition.

SO ORDERED.

20 March 2013, Cagayan de oro City, Philippines.

(SGD.) DENNIS Z. ALCANTAR

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Senatorial candidate Mrs. Hanep Buhay Cynthia Villar, whose family’s Villar Foundation has been helping the overseas Filipino workers, has asked the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) to provide assistance to Filipinos abroad in exercising their right of suffrage under the overseas absentee voting.

Villar urges DFA to help Filipino voters abroad

NACIONA LISTA Pa r t yTe a m P n o y s e n a t o r i a l candidate Cynthia Villar urged Philippine embassy and consulate personnel abroad to extend all possible assistance to Overseas Filipino Workers (OFW) as they exercise their right of suffrage under the overseas absentee voting (OAV) starting on Saturday, April 13.

“We urge all officials and personnel in Philippine embassies and consulate offices abroad to go out of their way and extend all forms of assistance they can give to the more than 900,000 Filipinos abroad who are qualified to vote under the

absentee voting law,” Villar said.

Villar, a former Las Pinas Congresswoman, said she and her husband, Senator Manny Villar, have been longtime advocates of granting Filipinos aboard to the right to participate in national elections.

“We are aware that in past elections, many of our workers aboard who are qualified absentee voters were not able to vote due to several problems in their working places,” Villar said.

“We are hoping that in this elections, more and more Filipinos aboard will be able to vote and exercise their duty

in selecting the leaders of this country.”

At t h e s a m e t i m e , Villar said Commission on Elections (Comelec) and the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) personnel should see to it that the conduct of the overseas absentee vote should be honest and orderly in order to maintain the integrity of the process.

“Allowing our OFWs t o p a r t i c ip a t e i n o u r elections is one significant way we can acknowledge their contribution to the country,” Villar explain.

“They are our modern-day

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Mrs. Cynthia Villar (Center) raises the hands of Gov. Hermie Ramiro and V-Gov. Henr y S. Oaminal after the proclamation of the National Unity Party (NUP) in Clarin, Misamis Occidental.

Villar proclaims NUP-NP coalition in MisOcc

By PJTREMEDAL Misamis Occidental Bureau

CLARIN, Misamis Occidenta l - Las Piñas Representative Mrs. Cynthia Villar proclaimed the National Unity Party (NUP) in coalition with the Nacionalista Party (NP) in a crowded school campus in Clarin, Misamis Occidental, recently.

With the proclamation, Vice Governor Atty. Henry S. Oaminal, the Province

NP Chair and the Governor Hermie M. Ramiro, NUP Chair join hands with the Team Pinoy NP stalwart in pronouncing the Coalition for Progress and Development not only with the second District but to the whole province as well.

Meanwhile, Vice Governor Henry S. Oaminal said in a n i nt e r v i e w a f t e r t h e proclamation also thanked t he C ong re s s woma n for the visit and he hopes that

when given a seat in the Senate, t he prov ince of Misa mis Occidenta l w ill surely suppor t t he programs and projects of Mrs. Hanepbuhay. ”We need it here in our province”, Oaminal said. The Vice Governor is seeking for a seat in Congress representing the people of the Second District of Misamis Occidental.

In her message, Mrs. Cynthia Villar guarantees

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