Mindanao Daily News (April 13, 2023)

NIA-10 3-day congress to aid farmers via convergence

By Jan Albert K. Araña

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY (PIA)--In line with its mandate and commitment towards its farmer clientele, the National Irrigation Administration (NIA)-10 successfully conducted its three-day Regional Irrigators Association (IA) Congress from March 27 to 29.

Attended by various federations of the farmer irrigator associations, the event serves as an avenue for the agency to give updates on the status of the ongoing projects and its proposed programs and projects.

The agency talked about its budget and how the funds for CY 2023 aren’t enough to help all of the Irrigators Association with their needs. However, NIA-10 said that it has worked with other government agencies to make sure that its farmer clients can still get help and take part in projects.

“Sa ngayon, 2023, ang budget natin ay limitado, kaya ang gagawin natin is still convergence. Makipagusap sa ibang government agencies kung ano ang kanilang programa na pwe-

deng makuha ng ating mga magsasaka,” NIA Central Office Institutional Development Division Manager Martin Tacloban shared. (As for 2023, our budget

is limited, so what we are still doing is convergence. We are in talks with different government agencies about what their programs are that our farmers can

avail of) Government agencies like the Department of Agriculture (DA)-10, the Philippine Center for Postharvest Development

and Mechanization (PHILMech), the Security Exchange Commission, and the Philippine Crop Insurance Corporation were also there and gave updates on their

programs and projects that the associations could use.

Armando Arizala, who is the acting regional manager for NIA-10, reminds the IAs

Lightning kills five, injures one on Easter Sunday

BY JOEL CALAMBA ESCOL, Managing Editor

DIGOS CITY - At least five persons have died and one got injured on Easter Sunday in Digos City, Davao region, when lightning struck them while resting at a nipa hut atop a hilltop in

1,200 women in CDO benefit from gov’t cash aid, services

By Glacetene Kayl N. Daba

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY

(PIA)--In line with the celebration of National Women’s Month, the Philippine Commission on Women

(PCW), in collaboration with Gender Advocates of Region 10, held a women’s summit at the University of Science and Technology of the Southern Philippines, March 27, where a total of

1,200 beneficiaries received P3,000 in cash assistance from the government.

People with disabilities, drug surrenderees, pregnant women, and the mothers

Responding rescue teams from the City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (CDRRMO) identified the two male fatalities as Jonnel Felix Galicia, 19; and John Gabriel Hersalia, 16. The three female fatalities also include Valerie Padillo Asotilla, 23; Jeramae Cartagena, 16; and Glen -

Some 1,200 beneficiaries attended the Women’s Summit 2023 in the USTP Gymnasium, March 27, 2023, to receive cash assistance, and to avail of programs and initiatives brought by different local and national government offices. (PIA-10)

The Misamis Oriental Provincial Tourism Council convened for its 2023 First Quarter Meeting wherein they discussed the different plans and programs for the tourist sites of the province and the creation of the Misamis Oriental Hotel and Restaurant Association (MOHARA), March 31, 2023. (JAKA/PIA-10/Misamis Oriental)

PGMO establishes MOHARA to boost tourism industry

By Jan Albert K. Araña

CLAVERIA, Misamis Oriental (PIA)--As part of the Provincial Government of Misamis Oriental’s (PGMO) thrust to recover its tourism industry from the dent caused by the COVID-19

pandemic, the PGMO Tourism Council has established its Hotel and Restaurant Association (MOHARA) during its first quarter meeting for 2023, March 31.

"The Misamis Oriental Hotel and Restaurant Association (MOHARA) will

be created for the purposes of tapping their involvement in the tourism program of the province of Misamis Oriental," Provincial Tourism Officer Lawyer Jeffrey Saclot said.

Saclot shared that Gov -

Camp Madeg’ger, Barangay Binaton.

NIA 10’s Regional Manager Armando Arizala says the congress is an avenue for both NIA and other government agencies to give updates pertinent to the different programs and projects to the IAs. (DCC/PIA-10)

PH-Türkiye air service deal to boost tourism: DOT

By Joyce Ann L. Rocamora

MANILA – The Department of Tourism (DOT) on Tuesday welcomed a newly signed air services agreement that would double passenger flights between the Philippines and Türkiye.

Tourism Secretary Christina Garcia Frasco said the deal would further position the Philippines as an ideal destination for international travelers, boosting the number of arrivals, especially

Harnessing

during this summer season.

Under the administration of President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr., Frasco said the DOT has identified the improvement of connectivity as one of its core objectives to strengthen the tourism industry.

“Thus, we recognize and commend the efforts of our counterparts from the transportation sector led by the Department of Transportation for helping us improve our air services partnerships that would give our would-be

instructional supervision

By: ALLAN C. DANGCAL, PHD

The School Head plays a vital role in the professional teaching development and advancement among the teachers in his or her school of responsibility. Not only in managing the operations of the school, but more so with the promotion of school improvement through professional development- and this strategy is called instructional supervision.

Instructional supervision fosters primarily on helping, assisting, and guiding teachers harness on their teaching methodologies and actions to further better the academic standing of every learner and to achieve academic success in general. This is where the instructional supervision of the School Head impact the most, not only in the total professional development among teachers but to its deemed result as well- its effect also to the learners’ well-being and better academic life.

Moreover, instructional supervision provides supervision, support, and continuity assessment for teachers’ professional development and

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improvement of the teaching process, it further enhances the teachers’ professional knowledge and promotes the effectiveness of teaching activities. Professional development is keenly established in the Department of Education as various trainings and seminars are lined up for teachers’ professional advancement.

Thus, the key factor to an effective instructional supervision is the School Head’s role and knowledge management. As the School Head, I must see to it that the teachers understand what instructional supervision is and its relevant meanings, consequently, to better establish a friendly working environment and to encourage teachers to have a positive attitude on instructional supervision. With the purpose of professional development of teachers, even through peer supervision, teachers can be given the responsibility to reduce their stress so as to enable teachers to conduct professional discussions and enhance teachers’ teaching effectiveness.

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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

In compliance with Section 5 of R.A No. 10172, a NOTICE is hereby served to the public that JESSA MAE BUTALID PLAMOS has filed with this Office a petition for correction of clerical error of the CHILD’S SEX from “ MALE ” to “ FEMALE ” in the Certificate of Live Birth of JESSA MAE BUTALID PLAMOS who was born on DECEMBER 25, 1997 in BALANGAY 7, POBLACION, QUEZON, BUKIDNON and whose parents are JESUS G. PLAMOS, JR. and EMERITA P. BUTALID.

Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than APRIL 14, 2023.

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visitors the improved tourist experience that they deserve,” she said in a statement.

Frasco said the Turkish Airline (TK), Türkiye’s flag carrier, has been Manila's “longtime partner” in servicing European and Mediterranean source markets into the country.

Transportation Undersecretary Roberto Lim and Turkish Civil Aviation Acting Director General Dr. Kemal Yüksek earlier signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) that improves the bilateral air services regime between the Philippines and Turkiye after air consultations between the Philippine and Turkish Air Panels in March

PNP gets P300-M fund for cops' continuing education, training

By Christopher Lloyd Caliwan

MANILA – The Philippine National Police (PNP) said Wednesday it has received PHP300 million from the national government for the special training and education of policemen to improve their law enforcement capabilities, particularly on digital innovations amid the prevalence of cybercrime in the country.

PNP Chief, Gen. Rodolfo Azurin Jr., said the comprehensive training and education programs for policemen also aim to improve the police force’s investigative and casebuilding capabilities.

“Training and education are essential to the development and formation of law enforcers, given the multifaceted role of the police officer, as well as the latest technological advances,

TRAINING FOR COPS. Philippine National Police (PNP) Chief, Gen. Rodolfo Azurin Jr. (right), and Department of Justice (DOJ) Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulla sign a memorandum of agreement in Camp Crame, Quezon City on Tuesday (April 11, 2023). Under the agreement, the DOJ will assist the PNP in equipping police investigators with skills and knowledge on case build-up to prevent charges from being dismissed in court due to technicalities. (Photo courtesy of PNP)

which have reshaped the law enforcement environment,” Azurin said in a statement. Police officers, he said,

need to be proficient in dealing with cybercrimes, which have become more prevalent since the start of

the pandemic when almost everything shifted to digital transactions and processes.

Azurin and Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulla on Tuesday signed a memorandum of agreement (MOA) that would enable the Department of Justice (DOJ) to assist the PNP in arming police investigators with the necessary skills and knowledge in a case build-up. Remulla earlier expressed concern over the low conviction rate in the country, noting the high number of cases being trashed in court due to technicalities. The substantial allotment for the training and education program of police officers was funded under Special Provision 11 of the General Appropriations Act of Fiscal Year 2023.

SALACOP who was born on APRIL 5, 1947 at Saguiaran, Lanao del Sur and whose parents are SALACOP D. DIMACALING and RAHMA R. MUSTAPHA

Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this office not later than APRIL 2023.

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ONE COMMON ANCESTOR

During the last days of the Lenten saison and Easter Holidays, I experienced again, what it means to have a family. Especially as an expatriate living together with a Philippine family. What a blessing for me!

In his divine wisdom, God intended the family atmosphere where there should be parental love so that every toddling, helpless, fragile child that comes into the world finds warmth, care and security. Family life is, therefore, the first and foremost calling of every married couple.

The first thing one should look for in a married couple, is not how successful they are as lawyers or businessmen or professionals, but how successful they are as family couples and family members. For me, if they fail as a family man or woman, I consider them complete failures in life. Strong words, I know!

According to modern evolutionary biology, all liv-

ing beings could be descendants of a unique ancestor commonly referred to as the last universal common ancestor (LUCA) of all life on Earth. Common descent is an effect of speciation, in which multiple species derive from a single ancestral population.

Again, strong words!

Though a bit exaggerated, there's a lot of truth there.

When one gets married, he/ she assumes the grave and sacred task and responsibility of begetting and rearing children for God. And if they fail as parents, they fail in his first and foremost obligation to God.

The human family is a sacrament. As such, it is a sign, a witness, that should point to a mirror of unity and love. Of course, the so-called human family is a very imperfect reflection of the so-called "Holy Family", what with all the problems, trials and difficulties. Believe me, also in "my" family, there's a lot of

impatience, anger, cruelty, many times NO TIME for one another, lack of communication, callousness or insensitivity to the other's needs.

When my wife and I were newly-married, after coming home from a hard day's work, our dogs would bark and meet me, while my wife brought my slippers. Time changed. My dog will bring the slippers now...! Joke lang!

Let's keep in mind: there's no stressing enough the value and importance of the family. If the basic unit of society is weak, fragmented, decadent, so is the whole country. For as the family, so the country. The Philippines!

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How amazing it was to listen to the 200 world leaders attending last year’s Conference of the Parties (COP26) on the G20 Summit on Climate Change, pronouncing that it is our duty to save the Earth with no less than Prince Charles giving the opening statement that “we don’t just need finer words but more on finer actions!” Everyone is singing that tune now of saving the Earth but still it is business-as-usual.

While environmentalists worldwide are serving notice to one and all that in the absence of a major change, the global system will collapse in less than 100 years as the “tipping point” has already been reached because of two major reasons namely: Climate Change and Economic Unsustainability. Climate change is glaringly manifested by global warming, the melting of the 386-meter-high iceberg in the Arctic and the Antarctic resulting to the rising of the ocean level, the acidification of the oceans, the extinction of the species, among others. The unsustainability of the economy is shown in what His Holiness Pope Francis described as “glaring and scandalous social inequities,” stating further “it bids us all to break the bond of oppression and social injustice.”

The assets of some 5,000 billionaires on earth are far greater to the total assets of the 7.2 billion people world’s population. These billionaires are fronting the neoliberal capitalism paradigm called corporate globalization “where economic dictatorship is grafted onto representative

democracy giving way to the toxic growth of religious fundamentalism and right-wing extremism, leading not only to the death of democracy but to the democracy of death,” to quote world renowned environmentalist, Dr. Vandana Shiva.

The growth-at-all-cost development paradigm that sacrifices Mother Earth and the people to the altar of greed, profit, fame and power is the main culprit in this abovementioned unsustainability that is wrecking ecological havoc, gross inequities, social injustices and dire poverty. It is paradoxical and even causing nausea to hear these world leaders talked, calling to save the Earth during these most critical times of planetary emergency where the doomsday clock has been described as just “one minute before midnight,” yet, they continue to advance neoliberal economic paradigm that is causing climate change and so much inequities. While the Philippines is seen “as a frontline state in the battle against climate change, having been battered by relentless storms in recent years, it refrained from giving commitment to stop the usage of coal. That stand should be unacceptable especially to the Mindanawons because in Mindanao alone we have some 6 coal-fired power plants established in different provinces of Mindanao totaling some 2,200 megawatts. Based on scientific findings, burning coal is the leading cause of smog, acid rain, global warming and air toxics. In an average year, a typical coal plant (about

100MW) generates 3,700,000 tons of carbon dioxide, the primary human cause of climate change – as much as carbon dioxide as cutting down 161 million of trees.

In addition to the many air toxics that are causing cancer, abortion, chronic bronchitis, aggravated asthma and premature death, a typical coal plant emits 10,000 tons of sulfur dioxide which causes acid rain that damages forest, lakes and buildings and forms small airborne particles that can penetrate deep into the lungs. Thus, it is so disappointing to note that while the clamor worldwide is to PHASE-OUT the usage of coal, yet, COP26 decided just to PHASE-DOWN, based on the dictate of China and India! Worse, the Philippines’ stand was to refrain from giving any commitment, meaning, continue the usage of coal in the Philippines without let-up. That was the government’s stand in consonance with the oligarch’s stand. Is that the stand of the Filipino People? Of the Mindanawons? NEVER. In several environmental summits, thousands of participants had expressed condemnation of the establishment of coal-fired power plants since 2010 but were never listened to.

In these contemporane

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The Real Tragedy of Bataan

This April 9, 2007, the country will mark the 65th year since the Fall of Bataan and Corregidor.

On December 8, 1941, mere hours after Pearl Harbor was devastated & laid to waste, the Japanese Imperial Army invaded the Philippine Islands. After realizing that the Philippine coastline was too large to defend, Gen. Douglas McArthur’s plan was for the USAFFE (United States Armed Forces of the Far East) to retreat and defend the Bataan Peninsula until the arrival of US reinforcements under “War Plan Orange.”

Of course, the awaited US reinforcements never came after it suffered a major setback at Pearl Harbor. It was then that Gen. Douglas McArthur gave his now famous line “I shall return” before leaving the Philippines. He boarded a PT Boat for Mindanao and eventually Australia at the height of the Japanese invasion, leaving Lt. Gen. Jonathan Wainright in command.

The poorly armed Filipino newbies fought with their American counterparts. They didn’t have any food, were sick and most just had 10 bullets each in their World War

I vintage rifles that usually jammed. Nevertheless, they held out for 4 &1/2 months until April 9, 1942 against all odds, against the neverending waves of Japanese troops, most were already battle-trained veterans from Japan’s invasion of China. After heavy aerial bombardment, Corregidor’s guns soon fell silent and the remaining Filipino and American troops were forced to surrender.

According to Dr. Ricardo Trota-Jose of the U.P. Department of History, this major setback was a blackeye in the Japanese campaign in South-

Cebu youth urged to reflect on heroes’ lives

By John Rey Saavedra

CEBU CITY – A Cebu City official has encouraged the Cebuano youth to reflect on the lives of the Filipinos who fought during World War II through the uniformed military and police personnel who are risking their lives for the country’s peace and security.

In his remarks during the 81st Araw ng Kagitingan belatedly celebrated on Tuesday, Vice Mayor Raymund Garcia said the youth could learn bravery, selflessness, patriotism, and nationalism from the soldiers and policemen who put their lives on the line for the service of the Filipino nation.

“Indeed, they are role models worth following and emulating,” Garcia said of the members of the Armed Forces of the Philippines and the Philippine National Police.

Garcia also said the Bataan Death March in 1942 was a reminder of how the Filipino heroes of World War II paid the ultimate price to defend the nation and its freedom.

In his speech, Mayor

SALUTE. Cebu City Mayor Michael Rama (right) and Vice Mayor Raymund Alvin Garcia render a salute to the Veteran’s Memorial at the Plaza Independencia during the belated commemoration of the 81st Araw ng Kagitingan on Tuesday (April 11, 2023). Garcia urged the youth to reflect on the lives of the Filipinos who fought during World War II in the lives of the soldiers and policemen who work for the country’s peace and security. (Photo courtesy of Cebu City PIO)

Michael Rama underscored the hard work and moral values that could be learned from the heroes but are useful in the present day.

2Lt. Leonardo Fabiano, president of the Veterans Federation of the Philippines - Central Visayas, said the young generation needs to reflect on the lives of the Filipino forefathers who fought selflessly without thinking of rewards.

“Your heroes and hero -

ines had great beliefs and love for our country. They have visions for the Filipinos and determine to make those visions a reality even if it means sacrificing their lives,” Fabiano said in his message during the 81st Day of Valor held at the Veteran’s Memorial of the Plaza Independencia here.

He said young Cebuanos should renew the visions of the great leaders who fought for the country’s

Paaralan sa Tahanan

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Inilunsad ng Ozamiz City

CASH GRANT. Belen Gebusion, chief of the Pantawid Pamilya Pilipino Program Division of the Department of Social Welfare and Development, says an additional 40,559 indigent families from Western Visayas will be registered with the program this year. In an interview on Tuesday (April 11, 2023), she said they are waiting for the approval for these families. (PNA file photo by PGLena)

independence, thus making those a stand post for the generations to come.

“Today, we need new heroes who will champion and stand up against corruption in politics and public life. We need heroes who can fight for justice and the protection of human rights. We need new heroes who will champion the education and empowerment of all the people,” Fabiano said. (PNA)

National High School ang School -Based Paaralan sa Tahanan bilang suporta sa programa ng Dibisyon ng Ozamiz City, Ang Paaralan sa Tahanan. Ang programang ito ay pinangungunahan ng ating aktibo, at magandang SDS Jean G. Veloso. Binigyang- diin sa Division Memorandum bilang 159 at 188 series 2020 kung saan binigyang- pansin sa programang ito na maipagpatuloy ang pag-aaral ng ating mga pag-aaral sa pamamagitan ng madali, ligtas at masayang pamamaraan na hindi maalintana ang kalidad na edukasyon ng ating mga diamonds na kahit nasa panahon tayo ng pandemya. Sa programang ito,tinatawagan ang mga magulang at mga facilitators of learning upang maging gabay sa mga magaaral kung nasunod ba nila ang iskedyul ng kanilang pag-aaral, tulad ng Online class, TV,at Radio- Based at Modular learning kung saan mabibigyang -kahalagahan ang pag -aaral ng mga magaaral.

Tinatawagan din ang mga magulang at iba pang kasapi ng pamilya na maglaan ng lugar sa kanilang bahay kung saan doon mag-aaral ang ating mga learners ,ito ay tinatawag ng Learning Space. Hindi dapat kaligtaan ng ating mga magulang ang pag return at pagkuha ng ating mga Self-learning modules ditto sa Ozamiz City National High School sa araw ng Lunes para ito’y ma check and ma record ng ating mga guro sa iba’t ibang asignatura. Kung mayroon man kayong mga katanungan mula sa modyuls ay maaari kayong tumawag sa mga numero na nakasulat sa inyong class schedule upang kayo ay mabigyan ng kaliwanagan sa mga paksa na hindi ninyo naintindihan. Nagagalak po ang ating mga guro na sumagot at magbigay-liwanag sa inyong mga katanungan. Sa pamamagitan ng programang ito mas matatag ang partnership ng ating mga magulang at paaralan para sa nag-iisang adhikain ,”Ang dekalidad na edukasyon ng ating mga diamonds, Para sa bata at para sa Bayan”.

40.5K Western Visayas households to be included in 4Ps

By Perla Lena

ILOILO CITY – An additional 40,559 indigent families in Western Visayas will be admitted to the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps) this year.

Belen Gebusion, chief of the Pantawid Pamilya Pilipino Program Division of the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) 6 (Western Visayas), said this was after the region's share for 4Ps has been increased to 345,919 households this year. The DSWD has delisted 18,203 out of the 94,214

households that were cited to be non-poor after the validation of the result of the Listahanan 3 or the 3rd version of the National Household Targeting System for Poverty Reduction, an information system that identifies indigent households.

The remaining households were recommended for retention and the result is expected before the end of this month.

“Maybe this is good news for some of the households who have been requesting to be included in the program but unfortunately, not all of them can be included,”

Gebusion said on Tuesday.

She said 81,869 families have been identified as potentially eligible beneficiaries in the Listahanan 3 but only 40,559 will be included in the first batch.

"The remaining will be filled in if there are households that will exit between April and December,” she added.

Households with three children who are all enrolled were top priority.

Gabusion said they are just waiting for the final approval of the list, which is expected by April 15.

Last year, a total of 12,949 families in Western

Visayas graduated from 4Ps after being assessed to be able to financially stand on their own feet.

Eligible households to be admitted to the 4Ps should have a pregnant member, studying children, or members aged 0 to 18 years, and the willingness to comply with the program’s rules.

Beneficiaries of the 4Ps also include farmers, fisherfolk, homeless families, indigenous peoples, those in the informal settler sector, and those in geographically isolated and disadvantaged areas, including those in areas without electricity. (PNA)

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platform Globe has maintained its score of B in the 2022 CDP (formerly Carbon Disclosure Project) assessment, demonstrating its steadfast commitment to climate action and sustainable business practices.

Achieving a score of B indicates that a company is able to provide evidence of its environmental management processes in addressing relevant risks in its operations and in reducing the company’s impact to the environment. Globe regularly discloses its environmental impact and mitigation strategies through CDP, bringing in tangible business benefits.

“We are committed to driving energy efficiency in our operations and reducing our carbon footprint through various programs and initiatives. The implementation of intelligent monitoring systems is an important part of this effort, and we are pleased to see the positive impact that they bring to our business and the planet,” said Gerard Ortines, Head of Network Solutions and CAPEX Management at Globe.

Environment, Social and Corporate Governance (ESG) ratings have become a standard assessment tool used by investors to measure a company’s sustainability

performance, on top of its financial performance. Acquiring good ESG ratings indicates that ESG-linked risks of the company are being managed, which improves investor confidence and overall brand value for customers.

One key aspect of Globe’s climate action strategy is the

Republic of the Philippines Local Civil Registry Office

Province: Agusan del Norte

City/Municipality: Butuan City

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC CCE-067-2023 (R.A. 10172)

In compliance with the publication requirement and Pursuant to OCRG Memorandum Circular No. 2013- 1, Guidelines in the Implementation of the Administrative Order No. 1 Series of 2012 (IRR on the R.A 10172), Notice is hereby served to the public that CRYSTAL JADE PARREÑO PALAC has filed with this office a Petition for Correction of Clerical Error of the child’s sex from “ FEMALE ” to “ MALE .” in the Certificate of Live

Birth of CRYSTAL JADE PARREÑO PALAC who was born on 15 AUGUST 1994 at CGH & MEDICAL CENTER ,Butuan City,Agusan del Norte, Philippines and whose parents are CESAR CUTILLAS PALAC AND MELANIE ARACELI BESO PARREÑO. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than 28 APRIL 2023.

(SGD) AMALIA T. QUE

Acting City Civil Registrar

implementation of intelligent monitoring systems to support energy efficiency efforts. By increasing energy efficiency and optimizing the network’s capabilities, energy requirements are reduced, which means a reduction in carbon emissions from electricity consumption.

Aligned with its ISO

50001-certified Energy Management System and energy efficiency programs, Globe has deployed a range of advanced technologies across its facilities, including a Remote Monitoring System (RMS) for its cell sites and a Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) in its core

Republic of the Philippines

Local Civil Registry Office

Province: Agusan del Norte

City/Municipality: Butuan City

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

In compliance with the publication requirement and Pursuant to OCRG Memorandum Circular No. 2013- 1, Guidelines in the Implementation of the Administrative Order No. 1 Series of 2012 (IRR on the R.A 10172), Notice is hereby served to the public that ARVEN R. VILLAS has filed with this office a Petition for Correction of Clerical Error of the child’s sex from “ FEMALE to “ MALE .” in the Certificate of Live Birth of ARVEN R. VILLAS who was born on DECEMBER 16,1996 at Magallanes,Agusan del Norte, Philippines and whose parents are BERHINIS M. RAMOS and ROLANDO C. VILLAS.

Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than 28 APRIL 2023.

(SGD) AMALIA T. QUE Acting City Civil Registrar

facilities.

The RMS allows for the remote monitoring and control of on-site equipment and energy usage on a 24/7 basis, enabling Globe to drive operational energy efficiency. The system also reduces the need for manual onsite monitoring, effectively reducing emissions from vehicle fuel consumption.

The CMMS, meanwhile, is an online digital hub converging the company’s core network operations and processes into one central platform - a shared yet single source of truth (SSOT). It provides synergies of the relevant inventories, reports, and analytics necessary to gain better and more conclusive operational performance and service insights.

Additionally, Globe implements Data Center

Infrastructure Management (DCIM) to automate the monitoring of energy consumption and improve data center design. The system provides real-time monitoring of temperature and humidity conditions, as well as AC and DC power readings, allowing for efficient and automated monitoring of facility data.

Globe continues to look for innovative technology and solutions to support its climate action goals. It is a signatory to the United Nations Global Compact and has made several global commitments, including a pledge to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 50% by 2030 and achieve net zero by 2050.

To learn more about Globe, visit https://www. globe.com.ph/roaming.

Teaching Mother Tongue

By: GLYSELL BRAGA JAMINAL Teacher III Sugbongcogon Central School

One of the most important things you teach your kids as a teacher is the mother tongue. The language that a kid learns at home is known as the mother tongue, and it plays a crucial role in shaping their identity and culture. It is essential to teach children their mother tongue in primary school since it aids in their language learning, cognitive development, and connection to their cultural background.

Children who are exposed to their mother tongue in primary school are better able to read, write, listen, and talk. When taught in their mother tongue, children are better able to comprehend the material and interact with peers and teachers. Learning a language is beneficial for cognitive development as well as grammar and vocabulary mastery. According to research, acquiring a second language fosters children’s creativity, problem-solving abilities, and memory. Also, introducing children to their

MDN: Apr 13 & 20, 2023

R.A. Form No. 10.1 (MCRO)

Republic of the Philippines

Province of Davao del Sur

Municipality of Santa Cruz OFFICE OF THE MUNICIPAL CIVIL REGISTRAR

NOTICE OF PUBLICATION

In compliance with the publication requirement and pursuant to OCRG Memorandum Circular No. 2013-1 Guidelines, in the Implementation of the Administrative Order No. 1, Series of 2012 (IRR on R.A. 10172), Notice is hereby served to the public that ANNA ROSE G. PORRAS has filed with this Office a petition for correction of entry in the child’s date of birth from “ 31 NOVEMBER 1989 ” to “ 1 NOVEMBER 1989 ” in the Certificate of Live Birth of ANNA ROSE GUBOC PORRAS at Bagumbayan, Zone III, Sta. Cruz, Davao del Sur and whose parents are CORAZON GUBOC and LEOPOLDAO PORRAS

Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than 24th day of April 2023.

(SGD) MARIO M. TIZON Municipal Civil Registrar

mother tongue in primary school enhances their cognitive flexibility and helps them become better students. An important component of a child’s cultural identity is their mother tongue. Children learn about their cultural history and feel a sense of belonging when mother language is taught in elementary school. As a result, cultural variety and understanding are furthered.

It is essential to teach children their mother tongue in primary school since it aids in their linguistic development, cognitive growth, and connection to their cultural background. Effective methods for teaching mother tongue in elementary school include using a multimodal approach, using technology, encouraging reading, and providing a language-rich environment. It is crucial for teachers to foster a welcoming and encouraging learning atmosphere that encourages kids to appreciate their cultural heritage and language.

MDN: Apr 13 & 20, 2023

R.A. Form No. 10.1 (MCRO)

Republic of the Philippines

Province of Davao del Sur Municipality of Santa Cruz

OFFICE OF THE MUNICIPAL CIVIL REGISTRAR

NOTICE OF PUBLICATION

In compliance with Section 5 of Republic Act No. 9048, a notice is hereby served to the public that ROSELDA ESTACA-LIM has filed with this Office a petition for change of first name from ROGELIA to ROSELDA in the Certificate of Live Birth of ROGELIA CATA-AG ESTACA who was born on JANUARY 27, 1962 at RAGUBRUB, SANTA CRUZ, DAVAO and whose parents are FAUSTINO ESTACA and LEONORA CATA-AG.

Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than 24th day of April 2023.

(SGD) MARIO M. TIZON Municipal Civil Registrar

R.A. Form No. 10.1 (MCRO)

Republic of the Philippines

Province of Davao del Sur

Municipality of Santa Cruz

OFFICE OF THE MUNICIPAL CIVIL REGISTRAR

NOTICE OF PUBLICATION

In compliance with the publication requirement and pursuant to OCRG Memorandum Circular No. 2013-1 Guidelines in the Implementation of the Administrative Order No. 1 Series of 2012 (IRR on R.A. 10172), Notice is hereby served to the public that PRETY BOY A. TAMPIPI has filed with this Office a petition for correction of entries in the child’s sex from “ FEMALE ” to “ MALE ” in the Certificate of Live Birth of PRETY BOY ARABILLA TAMPIPI at Coronon, Sta. Cruz, Davao del Sur and whose parents are LEONCIO TAMPIPI and JOCELYN ARABILLA. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than 28th day of April 2023.

(SGD) MARIO M. TIZON Municipal Civil Registrar

2023

MDN: Apr 6 & 13, 2023

THE NATION’S ADVOCATE FOR TRUTH, JUSTICE AND PROGRESS

Surgical oncologist is new RI 3870 disease prevention and treatment chair

By MARK FRANCISCO

ROTARY Interna -

tional District 3870

Governor-Elect Gilda “Gigi” Go has appointed Dr. Rose Belle RahonSugcang as the incoming district chair for disease prevention and treatment for RY 2023-2024 which will start this June.

A surgical oncologist by profession, Ms. RahonSugcang or Dr. Binky as she is fondly called is a member of the Rotary Club of Kalayaan Cagayan de Oro, one of the 44 clubs of the district.

With this new appointment, Dr. Binky will be joining the new district leadership team that will oversee clubs from the provinces of Bukidnon, Misamis Oriental, Lanao del Norte, Lanao del Sur, North Cotabato, Sultan Kudarat, Maguindanao, Camiguin and Cagayan de Oro City.

Disease prevention

and treatment is one of the Rotary’s seven areas of focus. This is because disease results in misery, pain and poverty for mil -

lions of people worldwide. That’s why treating and preventing disease is so important to Rotary.

Rotary leads efforts both

large and small. It sets up temporary clinics, blood donation centers and training facilties in underserved communities struggling

with outbreaks and health care access. Rotary designs and builds infrastructure that allows doctors, patients and governments to work together.

Rotarians worldwide combat diseases like malar-

ia, HIV/AIDS, Alzheimer’s multiple sclerosis, diabetes and polio. Prevention is important which is why Rotary also focuses on health educaiton and brining people routine hearing, vision and dental care.

Oro Art Hub gets boost with The Photo Alley Launch

By Tito Mike

Photos by Kim John Pabilona & Raphy Arcaina

The long-cherished vision of an exclusive art hub for the Cagayan de Oro’s artist community is off to a good start with the launching of The Photo Alley at the Limketkai Center on April 1st.

“As a visual art, photography has the least exposure in the city, delegated to only a few weeks per year and with no fixed location,” said Fraand Timothy Quimpo, Oro Photographic Society (OPS) President.

“So when we met up with the management of Lim Ket Kai Center for a supposed 1-week exhibit, I aired that concern and requested if they could host a permanent exhibit location dedicated to the art of photography, and the result is The Photo Alley

The objective of The Photo Alley is to increase the public's appreciation of the arts, specifically in photography.”

Quimpo said this will be a permanent exhibit or gallery walkway with themes to be changed monthly with images the OPS curates.

For its launching exhibit, The Oro Photographic Society & Limketkai Center presents The Art of Photography featur-

variety of images from different genres in photography, from underwater to aerial, landscape, travel, and cityscapes, among others.

Besides Quimpo, the exhibitors for this month include Fritz Alquilos, Sluggo Reyes III, Mark Quitos, Frederick Nobillos, Raphy Arcaina, Louie Yee, Dennis Ohashi, Ronald Quitos, Gian Duterte, Harry Sio, Vic Orencia, Lito Busgano, Romel Lonoy, Aljay Gara-

may, and Aye Navarro.

“Our next change in exhibit will be on April 22 with the theme Through the Sky and Stars - An Aerial and Astrophotography Exhibit.

“This will be a big boost in helping us promote the city and introduce our photographers from various genres in the art of photography,” said Raphy Arcaina, a long-time member of the OPS Board.

“It also helps me personally to further promote my skills.”

ACTIVE ROTARIAN. Dr. Rose Belle Rahon Sugcang (center) and the rest of the member-Rotarians of the Rotary Club of Kalayaan Cagayan de Oro during one of their civic activities.

INCOMING GUV. Businesswoman Gilda “Gigi” Go is the incoming District Governor of Rotary International District 3870.

The Photo Alley was launched on April 1st, 2023 at the 2nd Level, East Concourse, Lim Ket Kai Center. (L-R): OPS Past Pres. Ranke Lim; OPS Pres. Fra-and Quimpo; DOT-10 Sr Tourism Operations Officer Bambi Eblamo; Lexi Alex Noble, LKK Center Creative Director; Rhyan Casiño, Dire Husi; Emie Borres, Dire Husi; and Lito Busgano, OPS Past Pres. (OPS Photo) ing a

EXCERPT FROM THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR SESSION OF THE 16TH SANGGUNIANG PANLUNGSOD OF TANGUB CITY HELD ON JANUARY 10, 2023 AT 8:55 A.M. AT THE NEW BUILDING (SP SESSION HALL), TANGUB CITY.

HON. TITO B. DECINA-P City Vice Mayor Presiding Officer

HON. ANTONIO S. CAYLAN, JR.-P

HON. RUBIN R. ROMA -P City Councilor City Councilor Presiding Pro Tempore

HON. LOWIDA L. ALCALDE, Ph. D. –P

HON. LEONIDO C. TALA-P City Councilor City Councilor

HON. FRANCISCO I. CHIONG, JR. -P

HON. MARISSA V. AMAMIO -P City Councilor City Councilor Majority Floor Leader

HON. ROSE N. BUENAFE -P

HON. ROMULO L. DEL SOCORRO -P City Councilor City Councilor

HON. HIPOLITO G. ROXAS, JR. –P

HON. ALEXANDER M. RETUERTO-P City Councilor City Councilor

HON. MARY GRACE D. TABALBA –P ABC President

AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING THE PROCEDURES IN CASES OF VIOLATIONS OF LOCAL ORDINANCES IMPOSING FINES AND PENALTIES IN THE CITY OF TANGUB

Sponsored by: Hon. Francisco I. Chiong Jr.

Be it enacted by the Sangguninag Panlungsod of the City of Tangub, that;

Section 1. Purposes. This ordinance was enacted in order to achieve a systematic and orderly apprehension of violators of the local ordinances in the City of Tangub and to provide the procedures in cases of violations of local ordinances imposing fines and penalties in the City of Tangub.

Section 2. Definition of Terms. The following words are defines for purposes of understanding.

a.) Citation Ticket.- is a form issued to person/s violating any city ordinance of the city in lieu of arrest and/or prosecution among other things, it notifies the offender/s on the particular infraction of the ordinance he /she violated and also advises him/her to appear before the City Mayor for appropriate disposition of the case. This ticket shall be issued by a person authorized to issue a citation ticket.

b.) Citation Officer- a person duly authorized by the City to issue a citation ticket to person/s violating any city ordinance. This officer can be a personnel from the Tangub City Police Station, Barangay officials or Tanod, Sanitary Inspector, Market Personnel or anyone who is authorized by the City Mayor.

c.) Violator- any person/s who committed a prohibited act and/or fails to comply with any requirement provided in existing city ordinance.

Section 3. Issuance of Ordinance Violation Receipt (OVR) . Any person who is cited for violation of any provision of a City Ordinance shall be issued a Citation Ticket.

Exempted in a child, who is referred to as a person under the age of eighteen (18) years.

If the offender is a corporation or a partnership, organization or any similar entity, the Citation Ticket shall be issued to its President and/or General Manager or Managing Partner and/or General Manager, or such other Officerin-Charge with the management of the business.

Section 4. Procedure in the Issuance of Citation Ticket. The following procedures shall be observed by any law enforcer or person authorized by the City Mayor to issue a Citation Ticket in the apprehension of any person who violates any provision of a City Ordinance:

a) Inform the violator of his/her violation;

b) Issue the Citation Ticket indicating therein the name, address (should be verified) and other pertinent data of the person apprehend as may be required in the Citation Ticket, including the violation;

c) Inform the violator of his/her right to avail of No Contest Provision as provided in Section 5, hereof;

d) The citation ticket should be accomplished in three copies. The original shall be given to the offender/s; the second copy will be given to the City Treasurer and the third copy will be utilized by the citation officer.

e) The citation officer shall advise the violator to report to the Office of the City Mayor and to pay the cor responding fine or penalty to the City Treasurer within three (3) days after which he shall affix his signature for confirmation.

f) If after three (3) days from the receipt of the citation ticket the violator fails to appear or refuses to pay the fine of penalty imposed by the city ordinance, the Chief of Police shall initiate prosecution proceedings against the violator or respondent.

g) The City government shall appropriate funds for the printing expenses of the citation ticket.

Section 5. No Contest Provision. Any person apprehend for violation of a City Ordinance, who does not wish to contest the violation and is willing to pay voluntary the fine imposed upon him/her prior to the filing of formal complaint with the Office of the City Prosecutor shall be allowed to pay said fine with the City Treasurer to avoid being criminally prosecuted.

Section 6. Procedure in the Availment of the No Contest Provision.

a. The violator shall be given three (3) working days from issuance of the Citation Ticket within which to pay the fine.

a.1. The fine shall be minimum imposable by the Ordinance violated;

a.2. Where there are fines imposed in the first, second and third offenses, the minimum fine in the second and third offenses shall be charged.

a.3. If the violator has already availed of the No Contest Provision three (3) times, he/she can no longer avail of the same and the corresponding complaint for the violation of the Ordinance, with the maximum penalty imposed should be filed against the violator.

b. The violator, who avails of the No Contest Provision before making the payment to the City Treasurer, shall secure an Order of Payment from the City Legal Office;

c. After payment of the fine, the violator shall present the Official Receipt to the Tangub City Police Station, which shall attach a Certified True Copy of the receipt to the documents of the case and the case shall be

considered closed.

d. If after the lapse of three (3) days, the violator has failed to present the Official Receipt of the payment of the fine, the apprehending officer who issued the citation ticket shall have the case filed with the City Procecutor’s Office, attaching a Judicial Affidavit providing the basic information about the facts and cir cumstances surrounding the issuance of the Citation Ticket, the original copy of the Citation Ticket and a Certification from City Treasurer’s Office that the violator failed to pay or did not avail of the Contest Provision.

Section 7. Community Service.

a. In case of inability to pay the fine, the violator may opt to render community service as follows:

1 For a penalty of P 1,000 and below Eight (8) hours

2 For a penalty of more than P 1,000 but not more than P 3,000 Sixteen (16) hours

3 For a penalty of more than P 3,000 but not more than P 5,000 Twenty (20) hours

b. The violator who alleged inability to pay the fine must secure a Certification to that effect from the City Social Welfare and Development Office which shall conduct a capability assessment of the same.

c. The Punong Barangay shall determine the kind of community service that will required of the violator and shall administer the same;

d. After the completion of the community service, the Punong Barangay shall render a report to the City Legal Office, which shall consider the case closed;

None completion of the community service as certified by the Punong Barangay shall be deemed as a waiver on the part of the violator to still avail of the same and the case shall proceed accordingly.

e. The provision on community service can be availed of only for three (3) times by any violator:

Section 8. Violation of City Ordinance by a Child (Under the age of Eighteen (18) years).

a. A child, who is cited for violation of a City Ordinance shall be recorded as a “child at risk” and not a “child in conflict with the law”. He/She shall be brought to any Barangay Official at the Barangay Hall to be referred to the City Social Welfare and Development Office, which shall with the assistance of the Barangay Official, release the custody of the child to his/her parents or guardian, or in the absence thereof, the child’s nearest relative.

If the parents, guardian or nearest relatives cannot be located, or if they refuse to take custody, the child may be released to any of the following:

1. A duly registered non-governmental or religious organization;

2. A Barangay official or a member of the Barangay Council for the Protection of Children (BCPC)

3. A City Social Welfare and Development Officer (CSWDO) or when and where appropriate, the DSWD.

b. The City Social Welfare Development Officer (CSWDO) shall determine and design the intervention pro gram for the child. The intervention program shall consist of counselling, attendance of group of parents, attendance in parenting education seminars (Republic Act 10630).

c. If the child has been found by the CSWDO to be dependent, abandoned, neglected or abused by his/her parent and the best interest of the child requires that he/she be placed in the Youth Care Facility or “Bahay -asa”, the child’s parents or guardians shall execute a written authorization for the voluntary commitment of the child. Provided, that if the child has no parents or guardians of if they refuse or fail to execute the written authorization for voluntary commitment, the proper petition for involuntary commitment shall be immediately filed by the CSWDO.(Section 6, Republic Act 10630, amending Section 20, Republic Act 9344);

d. Section 21, Republic Act 9344, pertaining to the “Procedure for asking the child into custody shall at all times be observed by any law enforcer who takes a child into custody”.

Section 9. Deputization of Enforcement Agents. Barangay Officials, including Barangay Tanods are hereby deputized as agents in the enforcement of all City Ordinances.

To assist City law enforcers, the City Mayor may deputize the members of the Philippine National Police (PNP) assigned at Tangub City Police Station and members of the City Peacekeepers Asenso Team (CPAT) of Tangub City as additional agents in the enforcement of this City Ordinance.

Section 10. Printing and Custodian of Citation Tickets.

A. The City General Services Office is hereby authorized to secure the printing of sufficient copies of Citation Ticket, the specification of which shall be prepared by the City Legal office.

B. The City Treasurer’s Office shall take custody of and be accountable for all the Citation Tickets printed for use in the enforcement of City Ordinances.

Section 11. Repealing Clause. All Ordinances and rules inconsistent with the provisions of this Ordinances are hereby modified or repealed accordingly.

Section 12. Effectivity. This Ordinance shall take effect after fifteen (15) days following it publication in a newspaper of general circulation in the Province of Misamis Occidental.

ENACTED

I HEREBY CERTIFY to the correctness of the above-quoted excerpt.

ATTESTED:

(SGD) TITO B. DECINA City Vice Mayor Presiding Officer

APPROVED:

JANUARY 10, 2023

(SGD) ELISEA A. LORENTON College Department Head Acting SP Secretary

(SGD) SABINIANO S. CANAMA City Mayor

As LYR Group of Companies celebrates 40 Years in business

#LYR40YearsandBeyond.

As part of the yearlong celebration of LYR, they held their Biggest Sharp Koten Appliance Sales Event last March 15-18 in collaboration with their longtime partner in appliance industry Sharp Philippines.

The 4-day sales event aims to give their consumers the best price, deals and freebies. Sharp Koten which has the Japanese spirit way of selling gives the consumers a different level of experienced and excitement while choosing from wide range of home appliances such as Refrigerators, Air conditioners, Air Purifiers, freezers, Washing Ma -

chines, rice cookers while for the Entertainment showcase they have Smart, Android and Google LED TV.

As start of LYR long year celebration this KOTEN event gives Sharp and LYR a breaking history of sales in a 4day event.

The partnership blossom into years and years of a better services to their consumer.

“Sharp believes in LYR mission and work values, since then we see their dedication not just for the partnership but also to their people specially to the consumer” – Kazuo Kito, Sharp President and GM.

Getting to know LYR Group of Appliances through Mr. Frederick Rubinos – President LYR Group of Companies

1. What is the best lesson you learned for 40 years in the business?

There are countless lessons that I have learned throughout my years of experience in the industry. For most, these are the top 3 on my list:

• A clear vision, mission, and set of values shared with employees

A successful business must have a purpose that unites and inspires its employees. LYR's vision, mission,

Republic of the Philippines

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT

Regional Office No. X Northern Mindanao Trinidad Building, Corrales-Yacapin Street, Cagayan de Oro City Tel: (088) 858-1658 * E-mail: dole10.imsd@gmail.com

and values serve as guiding principles to help our employees understand what our company stands for; what the company is trying to achieve; and how our employees should act. At the same time, these motivate our employees and guide their decision-making.

As our employees work together towards a common goal, the LYR Group of Companies can achieve its objectives. A clear vision and mission provide clear directions. These provide us with the framework that will help us decide how to move forward to achieve the success we

NOTICE OF FILING OF APPLICATION FOR ALIEN EMPLOYMENT PERMIT (AEP)

Notice is hereby given that the following employers have filed with this Regional Office application/s for AEPs.

want for the company. A clear vision inspires and motivates our employees to do their best work. It also attracts employees and customers who share the same values we have.

• Taking care of employees and business partners

Our employees and business partners are our stakeholders. Making our stakeholders feel valued and supported is the topmost priority of our company. We believe collaboration and communication are vital

Celebrating the Holy Week

By: GLYSELL BRAGA JAMINAL Teacher III Sugbongcogon Central School

It is crucial for teachers to comprehend and respect their pupils’ various religious convictions. The Holy Week is one of the most important religious holidays honored by Christians worldwide. It is a time when Christians remember the occasions leading up to Jesus Christ’s crucifixion and resurrection.

On Palm Sunday, which commemorates Jesus’ triumphant entry into Jerusalem, Holy Week officially begins. Maundy Thursday, which honors the Last Supper that Jesus had with his disciples, comes next. As a day of profound meditation and sadness in remembrance of Jesus Christ’s crucifixion, Good Friday is observed. Last but not least, Easter Sunday commemorates Jesus Christ’s victory over death.

of humanity. It is a moment for Christians to ponder their beliefs and reaffirm their vow to live their lives in accordance with Jesus’ teachings.

By including Holy Week in your lesson plans, you as a teacher may aid your pupils in comprehending its significance. You can go through the significance of each day of Holy Week as well as the happenings that took place there. Your kids will gain a deeper understanding of Jesus Christ’s sacrifice and its significance as a result of doing this.

ALBERT E. GUTIB Regional Director

REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES DEPARTMENT OF AGRARIAN REFORM XI KM. 12 Catalunan Pequeño, Davao City, 8000 (082) 293-0336 : darro1@dar.gov.ph Website: www.dar.gov.ph Tunay na Pagbabago sa Repormang Agraryo

ROMEO A. ERFE, PEDRO M. ARELLANO, DAR CASE NO. ELSA B. CAÑETE, ROBENSON S. MOANA ARO-1100-0603-2022 AND LEO T. ABAYON Petitioners, -versus-

FOR: DISQUALIFICATION WITH ANNALEE MYLA S. GARCIA, RAYMOND REALLOCATION OF FARMER S. GARCIA, ANNA MITOS S. GARCIA BENEFICIARIES IN TCT CLOA ANNA BELLA S. GARCIA, ALBERT NO. 14036 OR DOMINIC S. GARCIA, SIAMON EXCLUSION/INCLUSION OF LUDWIG C. GARCIA AND MARICHU R. FARMER BENEFICIARIES GARCIA, THE PROVINCIAL AGRARIAN REFORM OFFICER (PARO), THE MUNICIPAL AGRARIAN REFORM OFFICER (MARO) and the Registry of Deeds of Davao Oriental, Respondents, x---------------------------------------------x

ORDER

On September 12, 2022, this Office received the Petition for the Disqualification with Reallocation of Farmer Beneficiaries of TCT No. CLOA No. 14036 or Exclusion/Inclusion of farmer beneficiaries. The Petition indicates that the whereabouts of some of the respondents are unknown.

As such, let this Order be published at the expense of the petitioners, once in a newspaper of general circulation in the Island of Mindanao. Private respondents are hereby summoned and ordered to appear and defend against the claims of the petitioners by filing, within thirty (30) days from publication of this Order, their Answer to the Petition. Failure to file Answer within the given period shall be deemed a waiver of their right to file the same and be construed as an authority for this Office to proceed with the On-Site Inspection and Investigation as required under the 2017 Rules for Agrarian Law Implementation (ALI) Cases. Petitioners are also ordered to submit to this office an Affidavit of Publication executed by the publisher, editor, business or advertising manager of the newspaper publication with a copy of the Newspaper.

Should any respondent file their Answer to the Petition, the case is set for hearing on April 10, 2023 at DAR Legal Division, Catalunan Pequeño, Davao City at 9:00 in the morning. SO ORDERED.

Davao City, Philippines 20 February 2023.

Director

For Christians, the Holy Week is of utmost importance because it symbolizes the supreme sacrifice made by Jesus Christ for the salvation

Republic of the Philippines

Inspire your pupils to take part in Holy Week events at their own parishes. This can include going to Palm Sunday services, taking part in the Maundy Thursday foot washing tradition, or going to Good Friday services. Your pupils will gain a first-hand understanding of Holy Week and its significance in their own lives by doing this.

Department of Environment and Natural Resources

Provincial Environment and Natural Resources Office

Gov. D.O.P. Government Center, Patin-ay, Prosperidad, Agusan del Sur

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

Please be informed that the Andanan River Watershed Forest Reserve (ARWFR) located at the City of Bayugan and Municipality of Sibagat, Agusan del Sur proclaimed under Presidential Proclamation No. 734 which is an initial component of Republic Act No. 7586 or the National Integrated Protected Areas System (NIPAS) Act of 1992 as amended by Republic Act No. 11038 or the expanded National Integrated Protected Areas System (ENIPAS) Act of 2018 is proposed to be established as Protected Area to be named as ANDANAN PROTECTED LANDSCAPE (APL).

The proposed Andanan Protected Landscape (APL) covers a total land area of 22,461 hectares covering twelve (12) Barangays of Bayugan City, Agusan del Sur namely: Brgy. Sta. Irene, Brgy. Calaitan, Brgy. Sto. Niño, Brgy. Berseba, Brgy. San Juan, Brgy. Mt. Ararat, Brgy. Mt. Carmel, Brgy. New Salem, Brgy. Mt. Olive, Brgy. Pinagalaan, Brgy. Claro Cortes and Brgy. Mahayag; and Four (4) Barangays of Sibagat, Agusan del Sur namely: Brgy. New Tubigon, Brgy. San Isidro, Brgy. Villangit and Brgy. Kioya. The watershed areas of APL supplies water for domestic and irrigation of the National Irrigation Administration (NIA) supporting more than 5,000 hectares of rice fields in the Municipality of Esperanza and Bayugan City.

The DENR-PENRO Agusan del Sur is appealing the support from the general public for the proclamation of Andanan Protected Landscape (APL) as a protected area of national significance which are characterized by the harmonious interaction of man and land and water and in order to strengthen its protection, biodiversity conservation, sustainable development while providing opportunities for public enjoyment through recreation, tourism and other economic activities.

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This Davao based company are committed to continue their mission by leading the LYR Legacy.

in growing the business and competing in the industry.

Behind every business are people, and behind a successful business are good relationships with people. As a business owner, one of the crucial tasks is taking good care of our employees and business partners.

Our employees and business partners are one of the reasons our company is flourishing. It is necessary to acknowledge their contributions to reaching this success.

• Focus on providing extra mileage services to customers

In our 40 years in the business, we strive to build longterm relationships with our customers. By providing exceptional customer service, we aim to capture customer loyalty. We continue to train our employees to deliver excellent customer service, handle complaints and resolve issues effectively and efficiently. The competition is

fierce, and customer expectations are high. Thus, we strive hard to constantly meet our customers’ expectations. To keep our customers loyal, we consistently find ways to rise. We always create experiences that go the extra mile.

2. What makes LYR different from other players in the Appliance industry?

• Relationship network at the grassroots through our salespeople

The heart of our company’s success is our salespeople. Our salespeople are our bridge to reach and connect with potential customers in local communities. They do not only focus on sales but on building lasting relationships with our customers. Through the years, our salespeople have become great contributors to the success of the LYR Group of Companies.

• Value of a dependable company

It is well-known that the LYR Group of Companies is one

Republic of the Philippines

DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION MARITIME INDUSTRY AUTHORITY REGIONAL OFFICE X

NOTICE OF SALE OF VESSEL

Notice is hereby given that ILIGAN COAST MARINE SERVICES, INC., with principal place of business at 3rd Floor, Room 305, PYB Residence, Zamora St. Corner Lluch St., Poblacion, Iligan City sold

One (1) unit of cargo, ML “ILIGAN COASTAL 1” with Official Number 10-0003843 to ILIGAN HARBOR PILOTAGE SERVICES COMPANY, with principal place of business at 3rd Floor Desmark Building, Zamora St. Poblacion, Iligan City by virtue of Deed of Absolute Sale dated 09 December 2022 and corresponding Change of Vessel name to ML “PILOT LAUNCH 8” covered by the following certificates.

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Any parties who may have claims/information in the above-mentioned vessel are advised to write:

The Regional Director Maritime Industry Authority – Regional Office X

2/F SEJOLIM Bldg., Gemilina St., Carmen, Cagayan de Oro City 9000

Tel. No. (088) 856-9105 / Telefax No. (088) 856-8410

E-mail address: mro10@marina.gov.ph within seven (7) working days from the date of publication of this notice published in compliance with MARINA Memorandum Circular No. 2013-02.

BY AUTHORITY OF THE ADMINISTRATOR:

(Pursuant to MARINA Administrative Order No. 20-21 dated 19 August 2021)

(Sgd)ANNABELL P. LAGAS Regional Director

of the top Business Establishments throughout Mindanao. It is one of the largest holding companies in the City of Tagum – operating businesses in furniture, appliances, IT products, motorcycle sales and service, and gasoline stations, to name a few. As a dependable company, we strive to create an impact on the community. We provide comfort and develop relationships. We believe consistency is the key to building trust.

• Providing total customer satisfaction

Customer satisfaction is the key ingredient to the success of any business. It influences customer retention and nurtures customer loyalty. We listen to our customers’ needs. We provide personalized solutions. We ensure customer satisfaction.

3. What differentiates Sharp from other partnerships?

LYR and SHARP have been partners for years. We share the same culture and values by continuously improving our products and services. We had

DEED OF EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE

Notice is hereby given that the intestate estate of ANDRES ALFREDO S. MENDOZA , who died on February 12, 2023 in Cagayan de Oro City. That said deceased died without any will or testament and without any outstanding debts in favor of any person or entity. That said deceased, at the time of his death, left 1/2 share + 1/3 share of 1/2 of certain real properties, situated in Cagayan de Oro City and more particularly described as follows, to wit: TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. 137-2022001777 “A PARCEL OF LAND (Lot no. 646 of the Cadastral Survey of Cagayan), with improvements thereon, situated in the Poblacion, Municipality of Cagayan. Bounded on the NE., By lot nos. 651 and 648; on the SE., by lot no. 645; on the SW., by a street, and on the NW by lot no. 647. Beginning at a point marked “I” on plan, being N. 41 deg. 01’E., 513.06 m. from BLLM No. 2; containing an area of FIVE HUNDRED FORTY SIX (546) SQUARE METERS , more or less. TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. 137-2022001778 “A PARCEL OF LAND (Lot no. 14492-A, Psd-10-006666, being a portion of Lot 14492, CAD-237, Cagayan Cadastre), situated in the Poblacion, City of Cagayan de Oro, Island of Mindanao, Bounded on the NW, along line 4-1 by lot 14492-B, of the subdivision plan, PSD-10-00666; on the NE., along line

1-2 by lot 641-D; on the SE., along line

2-3 by Lot 641-B, both of PSD-29705; on the SW., along line 3-4 by (H. de Cagayan Street) now Uldarico Akut street, Beginning at a point marked “I” on plan being N. 37 deg. 10’E., 434.43 from BLLM No. 2, Cad-237, Cagayan Cadastre; containing an area of ONE HUNDRED THIRTY SEVEN (137) SQUARE METERS, more or less. TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. 48519 Lot: 1354-B, Psd-10-043356, Portion of Lot: 1354, Pls-805, Claveria

established a strong rapport. SHARP is the first partner to believe in our vision. Currently, SHARP is the number one appliance partner of LYR. They have been supportive from the start, helping LYR reach milestones to milestones. SHARP has helped our employees’ knowledge and skills by providing continuous training. LYR will continue to strengthen our partnership with SHARP in the years ahead.

4. What should your customers look forward to in next coming years?

LYR is constantly evolving to provide the best of what our customers need. Customers can expect more personalized experiences as we recreate our LYR showrooms to showcase complete product displays and improved visuals. Our planned network expansion covers Mindanao and Visayas. We will bring the LYR vision to more areas to offer them the LYR customer experience.

5. Message from LYR group of companies for their consum-

Pub. Land Subdivision, As surveyed fro: Ma. Cristina Manticahon, Land Use: (Orchard), Location: Lanise, Claveria, Mis. Or., Island of Mindanao, Boundaries: NW., along line 1-2 by Road, NE., along line 2-3 by lot 1353, Pls-805, SE., along line 3-4 by lot 1354-A, Psd-10-043356, SW., along line 4-1 by Road lot 1354-C, Psd-10-043356. Beginning from a point marked “I” on plan being N., 73 deg. 13’E., 7114.40 m. from BLLM No. 1, Pls-805, Claveria Public Land Subdivision. Containing an area of FOURTEEN THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED FIFTY (14,250) SQUARE METERS , more or less. TAX DECLARATION NO. G-396979 “A two-storey residential building (Cadastral lot no. 646), situated at M.H Del Pilar Street, Barangay 19, City of Cagayan de Oro, Island of Mindanao; containing a floor area of TWO HUNDRED EIGHTY NINE AND FIFTY HUNDREDTHS (289.50) SQUARE METERS, MORE OR LESS. TAX DECLARATION NO. G-396980 “A three-storey residential/ commercial building with parking area (Cadastral lot no. 641-C), situated at Uldarico Akut Street, Barangay 16, City of Cagayan de Oro, Island of Mindanao; containing a floor area of THREE HUNDRED SEVENTY TWO AND NINETY FIVE HUNDREDTHS (372.95) SQUARE METERS, MORE OR LESS. Are the subject of DEED OF EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE , executed into by and between: AL MICHAEL T. MENDOZA of legal age, Filipino, married, and with residence and postal address at GUSA, CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY; MAGI CAROLINE ANN T. MENDOZA of legal age, Filipino, single, and with residence and postal address at GUSA, CAGAYAN DE ORO City; that we are the legitimate children and sole heirs. Under the Notarial Registry of ATTY. ANGELI D. AVENIDO , CPA, As per Doc. No. 137; Page No. 37; Book No. I; Series of 2023.

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ers For 40 years, the LYR Group of Companies has expanded based on what our consumers need. We stayed true to our vision to make everyone’s lives comfortable and better every day.

With this, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to all our customers for all your support. Our business is growing because of your continued patronage. We sincerely appreciate the trust and confidence you have given us. Together with our partners and employees, LYR will keep on providing quality products and excellent customer service.

EXTRA-JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF INTESTATE ESTATE

AMONG HEIRS OF DECEASED

PERSON, ARTEMIO S. SANTIA-ON AND SALE OF A REISIDENTIAL LAND AND BUILDING THEREIN

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRES -

ENTS:

This Extrajudicial Settlement of Intestate Estate among Heirs of deceased

Person, ARTEMIO S. SANTIA-ON and sale of a house and Lot, made executed by and among PAQUITA R. SANTIA-ON , of legal age, widow of the late Artemio S. Santia-on , Filipino, a resident of Purok 3, North Poblacion, Maramag, Bukidnon, hereinafter known as the HEIR-VENDOR;

Children:

FELICIDAD S. TILLO, ALICIA R. SANTIA-ON, ANACLITO R. SANTIA-ON and EMMANUEL R. SANTIA-ON, all of legal age, all married except ALICIA R. SANTIA-ON, who is single, Filipinos, a resident of Purok 3, North Poblacion, Maramag, Bukidnon, hereinafter known as the HEIR-VENDOR ; and ANITA C. BAUTUSTA , of legal age, widow, Filipino, a resident of Purok 3, North Poblacion, Maramag, hereinafter known as the VENDEE WITNESSETH:

That the above-named parties, all of legal age, are the only legitimate children and surviving spouse of the late, ARTEMIO S, SANTIA-ON , who died on October 11, 2016 at Maramag, Bukidnon, who died without any will;

That the above-deceased at the time of his death left a parcel of Residential Land together with the residential building therein and particularly described to wit:

“A parcel of Residential land, covered by ORIGINAL CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. P-69932 and under Tax Declaration No. 16-001-00930, known as Lot 9303, Pls-98 Ext. (Identical to Lot 8932-F, Csd-10-018841), situated at Purok 3, North Poblacion, Maramag, Bukidnon. Containing an area of SEVENTY-SEVEN THOUSAND PESOS (77,000) SQUARE METERS, together with the residential building therein (made of concrete and light materials).”

That at the time of his death, the deceased left no last will and testament and had no debts left unpaid.

That no personal properties are involved in this extrajudicial settlement;

May you continue your support and patronage as we commit to serving you with excellence and lead the LYR Legacy for the years to come.

NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that the intestate estate of the late Spouses BENITO B. JORDAN SR. who died intestate on 05 December 1998 at home Purok Pag-asa, Brgy. Magsaysay, Polomolok, South Cotabato, and ESTRELLA E. JORDAN , who died on September 14, 2015 at home Purok Pag-asa, Brgy. Magsaysay, Polomolok, South Cotabato, respectively; left “A parcel of land Lot 15-part, North: 2257 – E-part (026), South: SWRoad, East: SE-Road, West: NW-Juan Ladaran (020), situated at Ladaran Subd., Magsaysay, Polomolok, South Cotabato, bearing Tax Declaration No. 7307, as Evidence by Deed of Absolute Sale docketed as Doc. No. 400, Page No. 80, Book No. X, Series of 1975 under Notary Public ORLANDO A. OCO, dated February 25, 1975” is the subject of Extra-Judicial Settlement of the Estate of the Late Spouses with Deed of Sale, under the notarial registry of Atty. Xavier J. Bayan per Doc. No. 953, Page No. 91, Book No. IV, Series of 2023.

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EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE WITH SALE OF REGISTERED LAND

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:

THAT THIS EXTRA JUDICIAL PARTITION IS MADE BY AND AMONG:

1. HELEN PARI-AN VDA. DE DUHAYLUNGSOD , of legal age, Filipino, widow and a resident of Kiburiao, Quezon, Bukidnon, Philippines;

2. GENELYN P. DUHAYLUNGSOD , of legal age, Filipino, single and a resident of Z-4, Tibasak Macasadig, Cagayan de Oro City, Misamis Oriental, Philippines;

3. JOSEPHINE D. BARANOVITCH , of legal age, Filipino, married and a resident of Z-4, Tibasak, Macasadig, Cagayan de Oro City, Misamis Oriental, Philippines;

4. JAME BOY P. DUHAYLUNGSOD, of legal age, Filipino, single and a resident of Kiburiao, Quezon, Bukidnon, Philippines;

5. BALDONADO P. DUHAYLUNGSOD, JR. , of legal age, Filipino, married and a resident of P-3, upper Lahi, Zone 12, Carmen, Cagayan de Oro City, Philippines, duly represented by his mother HELEN P. DUHAYLUNGSOD per Special Power of Attorney acknowledge before Atty. Mario T. Juni and entered into his notarial book as Doc No. 3; Page No. 1; Book No. 214; and Series of 2019;

That the above-named parties are the legitimate spouses and children and only heirs of the late BALDONADO DUHAYLUNGSOD who died on April 20, 2019 at Cagayan de Oro Polymedic General Hospital A Veles St., Cagayan de Oro City, Misamis Oriental, without any will;

Republic of the Philippines

Department of Transportation

LAND TRANSPORTATION FRANCHISING & REGULATORY BOARD

Regional Office No.10, Apovel, Bulua, Cagayan de Oro City

ANTONIO ERAT DAGUMAN, CASE NO. R10-NC-PA-TH-

Applicant. 2023-04-675

NOTICE OF HEARING

APPLICANT request for the Issuance of New Certificate of Public Convenience to operate

TRUCK FOR HIRE (TH) SERVICE on the route:

ILIGAN CITY TO ANY POINT IN MINDANAO, accessible to motor vehicle traffic and Vice Versa and with the use of TWO (02) unit/s.

This application shall be considered by this Board on APRIL 26, 2023 at 10:00 A.M at this Board on which date Applicant shall formally submit his/her/its evidence.

The Applicant shall publish said notice at least Ten (10) Days prior to the date of hearing once in a newspaper of general/ local circulation.

Party(ies) opposed to the approval/ granting of the application must file his/her/its written opposition with supporting documents, unless this Board deems it necessary to require additional documentary evidence and/or his/her/ its oral testimony(s).

WITNESS, AMINODEN D. GURO, Regional Director, LTFRB-Region X, this 11th day of April 2023 at Cagayan de Oro City, Philippines.

MOHAMAD FAHDEL S. PIMPING HEARING OFFICER

Republic of the Philippines Department of Transportation LAND TRANSPORTATION FRANCHISING & REGULATORY BOARD Regional Office No.10, Apovel, Bulua, Cagayan de Oro City

POWER HOUSE TRUCKING CASE NO. R10-NC-PA-THSERVICES Rep.by: MICHAEL 2023-04-676 MEIKO ARAGON WONG, Applicant.

Republic of the Philippines Department of Transportation LAND TRANSPORTATION FRANCHISING & REGULATORY BOARD Regional Office No.10, Apovel, Bulua, Cagayan de Oro City

JULY M. BOLES, CASE NO. R10-NC-PA-THApplicant. 2023-04-674

NOTICE OF HEARING

APPLICANT request for the Issuance of New Certificate of Public Convenience to operate TRUCK FOR HIRE (TH) SERVICE on the route: ILIGAN CITY TO ANY POINT IN MINDANAO, accessible to motor vehicle traffic and Vice Versa and with the use of TWO (02) unit/s.

This application shall be considered by this Board on APRIL 26, 2023 at 10:00 A.M at this Board on which date Applicant shall formally submit his/her/its evidence.

The Applicant shall publish said notice at least Ten (10) Days prior to the date of hearing once in a newspaper of general/ local circulation.

Party(ies) opposed to the approval/ granting of the application must file his/her/its written opposition with supporting documents, unless this Board deems it necessary to require additional documentary evidence and/or his/her/ its oral testimony(s).

WITNESS, AMINODEN D. GURO, Regional Director, LTFRB-Region X, this 11th day of April 2023 at Cagayan de Oro City, Philippines.

Republic of the Philippines Department of Transportation LAND TRANSPORTATION FRANCHISING & REGULATORY BOARD Regional Office No.10, Apovel, Bulua, Cagayan de Oro City

ROMEO R. MEJILA, CASE NO. R10-EV-THApplicant. 2023-04-673

NOTICE OF HEARING

APPLICANT request for the Extension of Validity of the Certificate of Public Convenience to operate TRUCK FOR HIRE SERVICE on the route: OZAMIS CITY and from the said place to ANY POINT REGION 10 and Vice Versa and with the use of ONE (01) unit/s.

This application shall be considered by this Board on APRIL 26, 2023 at 10:00 A.M. at this Board on which date Applicant shall formally submit his/her/its evidence.

The Applicant shall publish said notice at least Ten (10) Days prior to the date of hearing once in a newspaper of general/ local circulation.

Party(ies) opposed to the approval/ granting of the application must file his/her/its written opposition with supporting documents, unless this Board deems it necessary to require additional documentary evidence and/or his/her/ its oral testimony(s).

WITNESS, AMINODEN D. GURO, Regional Director, LTFRB-Region X, this 11th day of April 2023 at Cagayan de Oro City, Philippines.

That by virtue of the provisions of Rule 74 of the Rules of Court, we, the heirs of the late ARTEMIO S. SANTIAON hereby extra judicially adjudicates unto ourselves the above-described residential land together with residential building, therein in equal shares.

That FURTHER, for and in consideration of the sum of TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND PESOS (P25,000.00)

Philippine Currency, to us in hand paid to our great satisfaction by the HEIR-VENDOR , we do hereby SELL, CONVEY, and TRANSFER by way of Absolute Sale unto the said VENDEE her heirs ad assigns and successor’sin-interest over the above-described Residential land together with the residential building therein.

That we hereby warrant our title/ declaration unto the said HEIR-VENDEE and that henceforth, she shall have exclusive right of ownership and possession over said house and lot and residential building thereon and free from all liens or encumbrances of any kind, whatsoever;

That the provisions of Art. 16211623 of Civil Code have been duly complied with;

That the parties agreed as they agree to register this instrument with the Register of Deeds in accordance with law.

Is the subject of EXTRA-JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF INTESTATE ESTATE AMONG HEIRS OF DECEASED PERSON, ARTEMIO S. SANTIA-ON AND SALE OF A REISIDENTIAL LAND AND BUILDING THEREIN , under the Notarial Registry of ATTY. ABUNDIO UR. GAITERA ,

That the said deceased, at the time of his death, he left a certain real property situated in P-1, Kiburiao, Quezon, Bukidnon and more particularly described as follows, to wit;

“A PARCEL OF LAND, known as Lot 2937 PLS-444 (Identical to Lot 1296-B, Csd-10-020786), situated in the Sitio of P-1, Barrio of Kiburiao, Municipality of Quezon, Province of Bukidnon. Island of Mindanao. Containing an area of ONE HUNDRED SIXTY-EIGHT (168) square meters, more or less. Covered by TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. P-72704.”

That no personal properties are involved in this extra-judicial settlement;

That to the best knowledge and information of the parties hereto, the said deceased left no debts;

That WITNESSETH FURTHER , for and in consideration of the sum of FIFTY THOUSAND (P50,000.00) PESOS, Philippine Currency, the receipt of which is hereby acknowledge, in hand paid by LIBERTY A. TACKETT , of legal age, Filipino, married to Claude C. Tackett and residents of B26 L14 Phase 4-B Gantian St., El Rio Vista Bacaca, Bajada, Davao City, to our full satisfaction, by these presents, do hereby sold, transferred and conveyed and in manner that is absolute and irrevocable unto said LIBERTY A TACKETT , her heirs and assigns, over a parcel of residential lot including the house constructed thereon; Is the subject of EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE WITH SALE OF REGISTERED LAND , under the Notarial Registry of ATTY. POLICARPO I. CATALAN, JR. , Notary Public per Doc No. 285; Page No. 57; Book No. CLXXXV; Series of 2019.

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that it is just as important to work together with other IAs and share what they have learned as it is to work with other government agencies.

“It is not just the convergence with other agencies that is important in this congress; it is also important to have convergence, sharing of ideas, and cooperation among federations—not just with their officers but with their members as well,” Arizala said. (JAKA/ PIA-10/Misamis Oriental)

dell Joy Villocino, 17. The lone survivor of the tragic lightning attack was also identified by CDRRMO as Clarence Cate Chatto, 21.

Based on a research made by MDNN Digital, the six victims were spending their own kind of Easter Sunday activity by trekking to Camp Mdigger, one of the tourist attractions in Digos City frequented by teenagers and adults.

The teenagers were enjoying the hilltop portion of the mountain and did some selfies and photo ops when the rain fell, prompting them to find a shelter. While waiting for the rain to stop, a lightning from nowhere suddenly struck hitting the nipa hut they were temporarily sheltering.

The tragic impact of the lightning immediately caused the untimely demise of the four victims while the other one was still brought to the nearby hospital but expired a few hours later.

Clarence Cate Chatto was the lone survivor of the deadly Easter Sunday tragedy in this part of Southern Philippines. He is now in stable condition at the Davao del Sur Provincial Hospital. The survivor, it was learned, was the boyfriend of Valerie Padillo Asotilla, who was one of the fatalities.

of City Scholars from 80 barangays in the city are among the people got the cash aid through the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD).

"Women’s month is all about remembering nganong nagsugod ta ani nga celebration; it's all about continuing sa pag tawag sa atong gobyerno ug tanan private companies and individuals to continue promoting and protecting women’s rights," said PCW Executive Director Lawyer Kristine Rosary E. YuzonChaves.

(Women’s month is all about remembering why we started this celebration; it’s all about continuing how we call out the government, private companies, and individuals to continue promoting and protecting women’s rights)

Partners in the celebration are the Department of Agriculture-10, City Health Office, Bureau of Treasury, Bureau of Fire Protection, Department of Trade and Industry, Department of Information Communication and Technology, Women and Children Protection Unit of Northern Mindanao Medical Center, and the Philippine Fiber Industry Development Authority in Region 10.

sessions where beneficiaries could expand their knowledge and cultivate new sources of income.

"Pasalamaton kaayo kay natagaan mi ug privilege aron makadawat ug cash assistance, hinaot pa nga mapadayon ni sa sunod nga katuigan aron daghan ilang matabangan," Joan Sablada, a housewife from Barangay Taglimao, said.

(I’m very grateful that we were given the privilege of receiving cash assistance. Hopefully this will continue in the upcoming years so that they will be able to help more people)

Cagayan de Oro City Councilor Imee Moreno also stated that the local government unit will continue to encourage future programs that will assist women in taking care of themselves and mitigating their burdens towards their responsibilities.

(GKND/PIA10)

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ernor Peter Unabia would like the hotel and restaurant within Misamis Oriental to be organized so that the provincial government can be of help to the said organization.

Meanwhile, to further boost the tourism industry of the province, different tourism sites are set to be renovated to better serve both local and foreign tourists that will visit the province.

Tourism sites such as Sagpulon Falls, the Agutayan White Island jump-off point, and the Philippine Sailfin Lizard Park, all located in the town of Jasaan and the Provincial Capitol Park, among others, are set to have upgraded infrastructure and basic amenities.

With the MOHARA and the upgrading of the different tourist sites in the province, more tourists are likely to come. This can help tourism grow and give Misamisnons more ways to make a living and find work.

The tourism office, together with the tourism council, urges everyone to explore MisOr and be amazed by its beauty.

This means the Philippine and Turkish carriers can put their airline code and sell flights on third-country carriers that have the right to operate and carry traffic on international routes that include the territories of the Philippines and Turkey.

The Philippines and Turkey first executed an air services agreement in 2010. (PNA)

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“With the PHP300 million provided, the PNP will be able to expand its education and training efforts to cover not only the fundamentals and special concerns but also the newest in digital innovations,” Azurin said. “This would result in more effective and efficient policing, as well as a higher level of professionalism among officers.”

The signing of the MOA between the PNP and DOJ, he said, is expected to have a profound impact on enhancing peace and order across the nation.

“Through increased training and educational opportunities, the PNP leadership is confident that police officers can gain a deeper comprehension of their duties, responsibilities, and the laws and regulations they are entrusted to enforce,” Azurin said. “The PNP affirmed its commitment to collaborate with the DOJ in pursuing a more proficient and capable police force.” (PNA)

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vation. For military purposes? NO! It was so shocking for the 187 farmers who are members of the Higaonon Tribe Agricultural Cooperative to see in Face Book Page of the Mindanao Army Training Group, no less USEC Jeffrey Galan of the Department of Agrarian Reform having a meeting with top officials of a Corporation to transformed the farmers’ agricultural land into massive plantation for hybrid banana. The farmers were so puzzled because no less than DAR-10 Regional Director Neng Macadingdang has earlier told me that the DAR is recognizing their prior right and Certificates of Land Ownership will be awarded to the farmers but first, DND’s approval and the approval of the Dar Central Office must first be gotten. No approval came, only a rich corporation. In that meeting, it was mentioned, it was mentioned on FB Page “Kibaritan Military Reservation eyed for food security programs of the government. Department of Agrarian Reform Under Secretary Jeffrey M. Galan and other investors visited Mindanao Army Training Group last March 17, 2023. And conducts site inspection for possible production of hybrid banana plantation that creates more job to the nearby community and boost economic status of Local Government Units of Kalilangan, Bukidnon.

“ANG PANGULATA” happened in the presence of PNP PSSG Jeffrey Nacasabog who did nothing to stop that commission of crime stating that “dahil military daw.” Ganoon pala powerful ang military! Kawawa naman ang pobreng magsasaka!

There is now an on-going declaration of military reservation in neighboring areas, i.e. Pasayanon, Tikalaan, Kalilangan, Pangantukan and other parts of Talakag. Honorable Sirs, the Indigenous Peoples are now standing as one to oppose as they are claiming that their ancestral domain cannot be included in the military reservation. Honorable gentlemen of the MATG, will these areas being declared as military reservation will be declared soon for transformation into plantations through corporate globalization as what is happening in Kibaritan? HOY GISING!

Southeast Asia. It was a slap in the face for General Homma’s troops who figured that the Philippine Islands would be fully occupied by January or February 1942, messing up the Japanese’s invasion timetable and plan.

vintage rifles and despite the dysentery, malaria and the hunger. They faced an enemy that was well-armed, well-trained and well-fed.

I just found out recently from the US Veterans Advantage website (https://www.veteransadvantage.com) that in the United States, the New Mexico State University and the Army ROTC started an annual “Bataan Memorial Death March” in 1989.

It’s a 26.2-mile memorial march through hilly & dusty terrain, via a small mountain & desert trails. The memorial march has grown from around 100 to some 4,000 marchers from across the US and several foreign countries. They do this every year to honor these American & Filipino heroes.

And here in the Philippines, our kababayans are questioning why we commemorate this “defeat?”

I think Max Soliven said it aptly almost 20 years ago:

“There is a modern tendency to sweep the three-month ordeal under a rug…somehow we have swallowed the decades-old argument that it is demeaning for a nation to celebrate its “defeats.”

The Women’s Summit offered legal and medical services to the beneficiaries and provided nine breakout

(JAKA/PIA-10/Misamis

Oriental)

2023.

The air talks resulted in a doubling of passenger air service entitlements for the Philippines and Turkiye on the Manila-Istanbul route from the previous seven flights per week on each side to 14 flights per week.

Half or seven of the total Turkish entitlements to Manila will be on a co-terminal basis with Cebu, which Frasco sees as a recognition of the “services and sustainability efforts made in the award-winning MactanCebu International Airport.”

Beginning the International Airport Association (IATA) Summer Season 2023, TK will be allowed to fly 12 times a week from Manila to Istanbul, five of which will also have a stop in Cebu as a co-terminal before flying back.

This will increase to 14 weekly flights in the IATA Summer Season 2024, seven of which TK should co-terminalize.

Meanwhile, Philippine Airlines will continue to codeshare with TK on the latter’s Istanbul-Manila flights and vice versa.

To help stir the growth of direct traffic, both sides also agreed to allow third-country code-sharing.

ous times amidst the glaring threats of climate change, there is now an on-going world shift to debunk death causing technologies and replace them with environment-friendly renewable energy such as solar and wind to stop “business-as-usual” development paradigm perpetuated by the neo-liberal capitalism and to replace it with social solidarity economy. The time has come to give priority to the people and the environment and not to business and profits. Unless these paradigm shifts are pursued by the world leaders, then, all the talks on saving the Earth will just be rhetorical, aptly described by Shakespeare as “full of sound and fury signifying nothing.”

What is so painful is what is happening now in Sitio Kibaritan, Malinao, Kalilangan, Bukidnon where the agricultural land of the farmers who already have acquired prior right in land ownership as they have been occupying the land for more than 50 to 70 years since their ancestors were tilling the land since the fifties, is now being transformed into military reser-

What for security they talking about? Don’t you know that the Philippines is the biggest rice importer in the world? While our country is supplying the consumerist needs of the people in advanced countries as some 200,000 hectares of the choicest of land in Mindanao are planted with high value crops, i.e., banana, pine-apple, sugar cane, palm oil, etc. we cannot even supply basic staples for our poor and hungry people.

What troubles the farmers in Kibaritan no end was what happened on March 28, 2008 when the farmers were exercising their freedom of expression to protest against the non-stop destruction of their crops and their being disallowed to enter their farms. The tent that they established, their placards and documents were burned by the military under the command of Col. Ocampo together MSgt. Esperidion M. Campos, Major Jeffrey Rivera and TSgt. Aldriech Paglinawan with some 100 military men. When the Vice President of the Tribal Cooperative, Mr. Generoso Delgado Remon, a 67-year old farmer 5ft.-tall in height, thin and little as he is, tried to stop them, he was pushed and harmed by some 10 strong military men and allegedly kicked twice by Sgt. Jomar Amya which had dis-abled and injured him as could be attested by the doctor’s medico-legal report. What was even more troubling

In retaliation, this was why the Japanese rounded up some 75,000 Filipino & American soldiers and forced them to march 100 kilometers in the scorching heat of the Philippine summer. Now called the “Death March,” many were randomly beaten and denied food and water for days. Those who fell behind were executed and thousands died along the way. Only a fraction reached their final destination: Camp O’Donnell, which was converted into a prison camp.

Several years ago, some groups were questioning why Filipinos love to celebrate “defeats.” One of them was the “Fall of Bataan” and the Death March.

I’d like to think it’s because of historical amnesia. They forgot how a generation of Filipinos fought back against the invaders of the motherland. I wonder if these people would do the same if such an invasion happened in their lifetime.

The Philippine Islands was the last to fall against an enemy with seemingly limitless ammunition, air & naval support. They held their ground for three months, with malfunctioning

“True enough, we won the military triumph in Bataan. April 9, 1942 was the day our colors were unfurled in surrender and “a defeated army” began its cruel death march into captivity. In the jungles and foxholes of Bataan, we lost many of the best and brightest (and surely the bravest) of an entire generation…and we are suffering the sad aftershocks of that still.

“But was Bataan a disgrace and a defeat? Our boys fought on beyond the limits of human endurance…sick and starving, disappointed by the betrayal of American promises of a “sevenmile relief convoy,” deserted by their leader, General MacArthur (who fled on orders from Washington to organize the defense of Australia)… Filipinos fired off their last bullets, tightened their ragged belts, determined to die in defense (not of the American flag but their homeland). The real tragedy of Bataan is that we have repaid their sacrifice with ridicule, making it appear as though our fighting men were simply a force of “colonial mercenaries” resisting the Japanese for their American masters.” (Soliven, Max. “Must the Glory fade at Sunset?” Philippine Star, page 14. April 9, 1988.)

Discipline: An important factor in learning

By: JOSEPHINE D. LABARES

Learning through disciplines entails learning not only the knowledge of the discipline but also the skills associated with the production of knowledge within the discipline. Through disciplinary curriculum and instruction students should learn why the discipline is important, how experts create new knowledge, and how they communicate about it.

were duly registered with this Court, both of them can be served summons and other legal processes relative to this case at their resident at Abigail Homes Subd., Luinab, Iligan City and B3 L7 Jardeleza Subd., Leganes, Iloilo City 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 for each other for some reason of which both petitioner finally decided to legally break or severe their marriage bond for years, they had never been communicating or supporting either financially or emotionally to each other, neither minding each other affair’s; petitioner seek judicial decree of divorce, thereby, severing their marriage bond on February 24, 2019 so that they will have free hand to do what a single man or woman could do without marital burdens. Reconciliation between them had already been diligently employed but all proved futile. WHEREFORE, finding this petition to be sufficient in form and substance, set the initial hearing of this case on April 28, 2023 at 9:00 a.m. at which time, date and place. Any interested party may appear and show why the petition should not be granted. Let copy of this Order be published in newspaper of General Circulation in the City of Iligan once a week for three (3) consecutive weeks at the expense of the petitioners.

Continued learning in any discipline requires that a person—or expert—become deeply familiar with a knowledge base, know how to use that knowledge base, articulate a problem, creatively address the problem, and communicate findings in sophisticated ways.

Therefore, mastering a discipline means using many 21st century skills.

According to asdc.org, all individuals the world

over, not just knowledgeable people, ask generative questions. Children do not ask about the meaning of life and death or good and bad merely because others talk about these issues. Rather, these questions arise spontaneously, prompting children to pose them in their own way and to come up with imaginative answers. The disciplines, individually and jointly, offer the best current efforts to approach, and to supply, provisional answers for these enduring questions.

As we saw in our two simple examples (about abdication and illness), just as questions come from different points and lead to different kinds of answers, the disciplines themselves have disparate roots and lead, by varying routes, to different kinds of accounts.

THE NATION’S ADVOCATE FOR TRUTH, JUSTICE AND PROGRESS

Thursday, April 13, 2023

Valley View Township: Brewed in Dakak, launched in MisOr

By Ritchie G. Salloman

Dapitan City —From the cozy coffee shop of world-class Dakak Beach Resort, three good men led by Romeo ‘Nonong’ Jalosjos along with Architect Ronie Gaudiel and Ritchie Salloman had brewed a housing project to become the centerpiece of PBBM’s Pambansang Pabahay para sa Pilipino Housing Program.

Now taking shape in Sta. Ana, Tagoloan, Misamis Oriental, Valley View Township, owned and operated by RGJ Real Estate Corporation has stepped up the government’s real estate mantra to the next level as it pioneers in mid-rise, mix-use housing project in a rural setting with modern, state-of-art urban amenities.

Valley View Township had its groundbreaking ceremony last April 2, 2023 attended by top officials of the government housing program, local officials and stakeholders.

Nestled on top of a hill overlooking the commercial hub of Phividec Industrial Estate and Macajalar Bay, Valley View Township has a 12-B blueprint consisting of 25 towers at 13 storeys each spread in a 14-hectare property located in Sta. Ana, the biggest barangay in Tagoloan, Misamis Oriental.

“Our journey of providing our fellowmen with projects that will impact their lives and the communities where they live never ends, “ said Nonong Jalosjos, patriarch and owner the famed Eat Bulaga TV series, the Gloria de Dapitan Fantasyland, Glorious Snow World and the world famous Dakak Beach Resort.

Valley View Township is the latest of Nonong Jalosjos pet project popularly known in his initials as RGJ.

RGJ Realty is eyeing another housing project in Laguindingan under the PBBM Pambansang Pabahay para sa Pilipino Program.

During the launch, President and CEO of Social Housing Finance Corporation Federico Laxa lauded Nonong Jalosjos for his visionary effort to build the Valley View Township thru RGJ Realty for the people of Tagoloan and the rest of Northern Mindanao.

Dept. of Human Settlement and Urban Development Regional Director Ariel Abragan expressed his gratitude to Nonong Jalosjos for his support to the Pabahay Program of the government.

Misamis Oriental Governor Peter Unabia who graced the occasion congratulated

Nonong Jalosjos of working with Tagoloan Mayor Nadia Emano-Elipe had consider this noble housing project sustainable to benefit not only the residents of Tagoloan in particular, but also the people of Misamis Oriental in general.

“We are indeed grateful to Nonong Jalosjos whom I had my utmost respect for getting this project done outside of Dapitan. The people of Misamis Oriental owes this housing project to him with much appreciation”, said

The economic benefits that would be generated out from this project is endless, down to the ordinary residents of Tagoloan who, in one way or

the other are seen to enjoy sustainable effects of progress Nonong Jalosjos would share to the people of Tagoloan, said Mayor Nadia Emano-Elipe.

For his part, Tagoloan Vice Mayor Robinson Sabio extended his sincere thanks to

Dept. of Human Settlement and Urban Development Regional Director Ariel

Nonong Jalosjos for choosing Tagoloan as the host of Valley View Township. “We the people of Tagoloan are indeed grateful for this opportunity that would soon raise the level of economic life of our municipality, Sabio said.

Congressman Bambi Emano of the 2nd District of Misamis Oriental.

Former Congressman Romeo ‘Nonong’ Jalosjos

President and CEO of Social Housing Finance Corporation Federico Laxa

Misamis Oriental Governor Peter Unabia

Congressman Bambi Emano of the 2nd District of Misamis Oriental.

Abragan

Tagoloan Mayor Nadia Emano-Felipe