15 minutes of white noise in Lawndale CCTV recording
col. 2, below
COWD open to other
suppliers: chairman
By NITZ ARANCON
T
Correspondent
HE chairman of the
board of the Cagay-
an de Oro Water
District on Wednesday
called on groups inter-
ested on giving the city’s
water supply a boost to
submit their proposals.
“Kinsa tong gusto
mo-supply sa tubig sa
COWD, anhi lang kamo
kanamo, ug pag-submit
sa inyong proposal kay
among tun-an,” said
COWD chairman Eduar-
do Montalvan.
Montalvan said this as
he brushed off Councilor
Teodulfo Lao Jr.’s claim
that the COWD gave a
cooperative that suppos-
edly wanted to supply
treated water to the city
the cold shoulder.
Montalvan called
Lao’s claim a “lie,” point-
ing out that not a single
cooperative in Region
10 went to the COWD in
order to submit a formal
proposal to supply bulk
water.
A group of coopera-
tives however earlier an-
nounced plans to compete
with the COWD. In an
earlier report, Montalvan
said the COWD would
welcome the competition.
Montalvan admitted
that the COWD is finan-
cially incapable of invest-
ing on a facility similar
to what Rio Verde Water
Consortium Inc. built
in Baungon, Bukidnon.
The Rio Verde plant is
now being managed and
See OPEN/p.9
Federal state pushed for Zambo peninsula, Sulu archipelago
ZAMBOANGA City –
Participants to the Bang-
sa Sug Summit here on
Wednesday proposed the
creation of a federal state
for the Zamboanga Penin-
sula and the island prov-
inces of Basilan, Sulu and
Tawi-tawi.
Convened by the Bang-
P10.00
RUINS. Members of a Maranao family stand outside the ruins of their home in Marawi City on Tuesday. (photo by froilan gallardo)
Lawndale drowning death: CCTV recording
shows 15 minutes of mysterious white noise
By JOEY NACALABAN
Correspondent
THE manager of the city
hall-owned Kagay-an
Lawndale Spring Resort
has revealed that 15 min-
utes of the closed-circuit
television recording of
the pool where a teenager
drowned on Sunday was all
white noise.
Resort manager Gilda
Casiño could not give a
straight answer on why this
happened but she theorized
that it was due to a techni-
See SHOWS/p.9
sa Sug Consensus, the
summit also proposed
that the Bangsamoro bill
now pending in Congress
should allow the provinces
of the Autonomous Region
in Muslim Mindanao “to
vote against inclusion” in
the new political entity.
It further said that the
Volume 29, No. 263
“Sulu Sea should retain its
name.”
Former Sulu governor
Datu Shahbandar Abdu-
sakur Tan said the proposal
rests on economic viabili-
ty, historical reality, geo-
graphical proximity, and
demographic and cultural
identity.
WWW.MINDANAOGOLDSTARDAILY.COM
Tan, also the spokesper-
son of the Royal Sultanate
of Sulu, urged residents of
these provinces to be more
open, citing the “anachro-
nistic religious prejudices
that hamper development.”
He lamented the “law-
lessness that has been
stereotyped” on “Bangsa
story on
May 11, 2018 Friday
CA upholds
decision: No
bail for former
guv linked
to massacre
THE Court of Appeals
(CA) has upheld the dis-
missal of the bail petition
filed by former Autono-
mous Region Muslim Min-
danao (Armm) governor
Zaldy Ampatuan, one of
the respondents in the Ma-
guindanao massacre case.
In a 23-page resolution
dated April 18 penned by
Associate Justice Marie
Christine Azcarraga-Jacob,
concurred by Associate
Justices Samuel Gaerlan
and Ramon Paul Hernan-
do, the CA 8th Division
denied for lack of merit
Ampatuan’s plea seeking
the reversal of the joint
orders dated Sept. 15, 2015
and Nov. 15, 2015 issued
by Quezon City Regional
Trial Court Branch 221
Judge Jocelyn Solis-Reyes.
“The denial of petition-
ers’ application for bail was
not unreasonable but, on
the contrary, was the result
See UPHOLDS/p.9
Calls mount
for tax-free
election pay
for teachers
L AW M A K E R S o n
Wednesday joined mount-
ing calls to waive the with-
holding tax on the honorar-
AID. Members of
ia and travel allowances
the Rotary Club for public school teachers
Metro Cagayan who will render service in
de Oro test the
faucets linked to
the upcoming barangay
a P50-thousand and Sangguniang Kabataan
water, sanitation (SK) elections.
and hygiene facility
provided by the
House committee on
organization to appropriations chairman
the Consolacion Karlo Nograles backed the
Elementary
School here. The
call of Education Secretary
group, through its Leonor Briones for tax-
president Rona free allowances for poll
Bernas, and
school principal
workers.
Andy Ligsanan “I applaud Secretary
signed the deed Briones for standing up
of donation on
Wednesday. (photo
for our teachers, without
by nitz arancon) See PAY/p.9
Sug.” jamil Ishmael of Mindanao
Lawyer Melchor Sa- State University Tawi-tawi
dain, legal counsel of the expressed support to the
Sulu Royal Sultanate, said proposal.
he supports both the Bang- Dr. Charina Isahac,
samoro Basic Law and the founder-leader of Bansag
proposal for a federal state. Babai, described the posi-
Mufti Jul-asri Abirin of tion as “more reflective of
the Darul Ifta of the Phil- the true intent of the peo-
ippines and Prof. Abdul- See PUSHED/p.9
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Gold Star Daily

Editor: Cong B. Corrales

XU launches human
resource mgt website
THE People Management
Association of the Philip-
pines - Cagayan de Oro
Chapter (PMAP-CDO), part
of the nationally-respect-
ed organization of human
resource practitioners and
people managers, launched
its website, www.pmap-cdo.
org, last Sunday.
“We are thrilled to de-
but our new website to our
member organizations,
partners, friends, and visi-
tors, looking to understand
the breadth of PMAP-
CDO’s commitment, ben-
efits, and services,” said
chapter president Sol Amir.
“This website is another
way we, at PMAP-CDO,
demonstrate our commit-
ment to our members.”
Xavier University - Ate-
neo de Cagayan took the
helm of PMAP-CDO upon
the induction of XU HR
director Sol Amir as the
chapter president last Feb. 1.
PMAP-CDO currently
has 94 A-list members,
leading various companies
in Cagayan de Oro and its
neighboring areas.
The online portal will
be regularly updated with
HR news, events, accom-
plishments, announce-
ments, developments, and
opinion pieces from indus-
try experts. It is also linked
to the PMAP’s nation-
al website and to People
Magazine. (xu comm)
Dengue cases in Socot down 54%
GENERAL SANTOS City
— The effort to contain
the spread of the deadly
dengue fever in South Co-
tabato province has gained
ground as health personnel
recorded a significant drop
in confirmed cases since
January this year.
Jose Barroquillo, den-
gue coordinator of the In-
tegrated Provincial Health
Office (IPHO), said they
only recorded a total of 551
dengue cases as of April, or
a reduction of 54.7 percent
when compared to last
year’s figures during the
same period.
He said most of the
cases, which were record-
ed in all 10 towns and the
lone city of the province,
involved children.
The IPHO’s epidemiol-
ogy and surveillance unit
reported two deaths due to
the mosquito-borne disease
in Koronadal City and Su-
rallah town, he
said.
“This is a
significant im-
provement so
far and we’re
working on
preventing
more cases of
deaths due to
dengue,” Barroquillo said.
From January 1 to May
20 last year, the IPHO
already recorded a total of
1,585 dengue cases, with
10 fatalities.
Barroquillo said their
campaign is currently fo-
cused in areas where clus-
Friday, May 11, 2018
tering of cases were reported.
The Department of
Health’s National Epide-
miology Center defined
clustering of cases as
three or more
cases in a ba-
rangay in four
consecutive
weeks.
These are
Baragays
Reyes in Ban-
ga; Mambucal,
Saravia, Gen-
eral Paulino Santos and
Zone IV-Poblacion in
Koronadal City; Can-
nery Site in Polomolok;
Colongulo and Libertad
in Surallah; Tinongcop,
New Iloilo and Poblacion
in Tantangan; Poblacion
in T’boli; and, Poblacion,
2
Kalkam and Bunao in
Tupi.
Barroquillo said they
have coordinated with lo-
cal officials and munici-
pal health offices for the
monitoring and conduct of
regular cleanup activities
in these areas.
“We’re promoting the
five-minute cleanup daily
in our households of pos-
sible breeding places of
mosquitoes,” he said.
He said such simple
step could work wonders
later on in the fight against
the mosquito-borne virus.
“A can of soft drink
could be used to breed hun-
dreds of mosquito eggs.
So just imagine the impact
if we could stop that,” he
added. (pna)

Friday, May 11, 2018 10

Friday, May 11, 2018 11

COVERED COURT TURN-OVER IN TAGOLOAN
VICE GOVERNOR JOEY G. PELAEZ, together with PROVINCIAL BOARD MEMBER
JIGJAG G. PELAEZ, turned-over a Multi-Purpose Building cum Evacuation Center
in Mohon Elementary School, Tagoloan, Misamis Oriental. This initiative of the Vice
Governor is supported by SENATOR LOREL LEGARDA.
Present during the event were Barangay Chairman JUANCHO DAILO, JR., Public
Schools District Supervisor ROSANA EMANEL, Project Contractor ENGR. ELEAZAR
GARGAR, DPWH Representatives ENGR. IFOUR MANDURO, ENGR. MARK
JASON JURIAL and ENGR. OLSON VUELBAN, Sangguniang Bayan Member ATTY.
CATHLYN ALFANTE, Sta. Ana Elementary School Head VIRGINIA MARIANO, GPTA
President WILLIAM RANOCO, Barangay Councilors, students and residents.
As Chairman of the Committee on Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation and
Disaster Risk Reduction of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan of Misamis Oriental, VG
Pelaez sought assistance from Senators to put in place needed projects to support
climate change mitigation and adaptation and disaster risk reduction efforts. (advt)
Mindanao
Gold Star Daily
Abused Japanese kids
going home next week
DAVAO City — Thirteen
abused Japanese children
rescued from the hands of
three illegal traffickers in Sa-
mal Island will return to Ja-
pan next week, an official
of the Inter-Agency Council
Against Trafficking (IACAT)
in Davao Region said.
In an interview, IACAT
11 regional secretariat Alma
Acera said the Bureau of Im-
migration is now processing
the exit clearances of the 13
children, 10 of whom are
males.
The male victims are
staying at the City Social
Welfare and Development
Office of Samal and the
females at the Department
of Social Welfare and De-
Editor: Cong B. Corrales
Friday, May 11, 2018 3
son, Yuya Kawauchi, 35,
and Lorena Mapagdalita,
56, the victims’ Filipina
guardian.
Acera said the suspected
traffickers previously stayed
in Panacan before moving
to Samal in October 2017,
where they forced the victims
into doing construction work
for a building along with
other workers.
She said the victims had
no contact with their parents
as the Kawauchis confiscat-
ed their mobile phones and
laptops.
The children underwent
medical checkup after being
rescued, she added.
But she said the female
victims complained of “ma-

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velopment 11, she said. licious touching.”
Authorities rescued the She said they want the
victims at about 5:30 pm on cooperation of the Japanese
May 2 in Purok Camotes, government in presenting
Barangay Toril, Babak Dis- the children during the trial
trict in Samal and arrested to testify against the sus-
Hajime Kawauchi, 61, his pects. (mindanews)
Republic of the Philippines
REGIONAL TRIAL COURT
10th Judicial Region
Branch 31
Dapa, Surigao del Norte
CANTILAN BANK, INC., EJFM-18-01
Mortgagee.
-versus- FOR: Application for Extra-
Judicial Foreclosure
SPS. HERMINIGILDO CAPISTRANO
SARNO, JR & NENITA JUALO SARNO.
Mortgagors
x- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - x
OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF
NOTICE TO PARTIES OF SHERIFF’S PUBLIC
AUCTION SALE
TO: SPS. HERMINIGILDO CAPISTRANO
SARNO, JR & NENITA JUALO SARNO,

CANTILAN BANK, INC., SOCORRO BRANCH

Burgos St., Brgy. Navarro, Surigao del Norte
RE: Extra Judicial Foreclosure of Real Estate Mortgage
GREETINGS:
Attached herewith is a copy of our Notice of Sale for Extra Judicial
Foreclosure of Real Estate Mortgage issued in the above-entitled case. You or
your authorized representative are requested to be present at the auction sale
to be held at the Office of Clerk of Court, Regional Trial Court, Branch 31, Km.
3, Brgy. Osmenia, Dapa, Surigao del Norte on May 22, 2018 at 2:00 o’clock
in the afternoon.
Failure of the plaintiff/mortgagee or his representative to attend, without
previously notifying the undersigned Sheriff of his desire to cancel the safe
or not to proceed with the auction sale unless he is present therein, shall
be construed as a waiver of his/her right to be present, and the auction sale
shall be held as scheduled. Agreement to post the sale must be submitted for
approval before the hour of the scheduled auction.
Dapa, Surigao del Norte, Philippines, March 15, 2018.
CLODUALDO S. ESPARRAGO
Court of Legal Researcher II
OIC CLERK OF COURT
By:
(SGD) GILBERT GA PLATIL
Sheriff IV
Republic of the Philippines
REGIONAL TRIAL COURT
10th Judicial Region
Branch 31
Dapa, Surigao del Norte

CANTILAN BANK, INC., EJFM-18-01

Mortgagee,
-versus- FOR: Application for Extra-
SPS. HERMINIGILDO CAPISTRANO Judicial Foreclosure
SARNO, JR. & NENITA JUALO SARNO,
Mortgagors,
x- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - x
NOTICE OF EXTRA JUDICIAL SALE
Upon extra-judicial petition for sale under Act No. 3135 as Amended
by Act 4118, filed by CANTILAN BANK, INC., Socorro Branch against SPS.
HERMINIGILDO CAPISTRANO SARNO, JR. & NENITA JUALO SARNO, P-2,
Brgy. Rizal, Socorro, Surigao del Norte, to satisfy the mortgagor’s indebtedness
which as of January 16, 2018 amounted to FOUR HUNDRED THIRTY SIX
THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED NINETY SIX PESOS ONLY (436,896.00)
Philippines Currency, INCLUSIVE OF PENALTIES AND OTHER CHARGES,
EXCLUSIVE 10% OF THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF INDEBTEDNESS AS
ATTORNEY’S FEES, the undersigned or his duly authorized deputy will sell at
public auction on May 22, 2018 at 2:00 o’clock in the afternoon at REGIONAL
TRIAL COURT, Br. 31, Km. 3, Brgy. Osmenia, Dapa, Surigao del Norte to the
highest bidder, for CASH and in Philippines Currency, the following property
with all it’s improvements, to wit;
MORTGAGE PROPERTIES
“A parcel of land covered by Katibayan ng Original na Titulo Blg. 341,
TDN No. 07-24-0206622, (LOT) TDN NO. 07-24-0206562, (BUILDING)
designated as Lot No. 17, GSS-13-000077-D, Bounded on the N, along line
1-2, by Lot 18, on the E., along line 2-3 by Bank Protection Philippines Sea;
on the S, along line 3-4 by lot 16; on the W, along line 4-1 by Road, Beginning
at a point marked “1” on the plan being N. 29 deg. OO’E., 236.71m. from
SRN-56, thence; S., 69 deg. 42’E., 11.42m. to point 2; S., deg 32’ DEG’,
48 W., 05.56 m to point 3; N., 64 deg. 33W 10.40 m. to point 4, N.22 deg
07’E., 04.49 m to point of beginning. Containing an area of FIFTY FOUR
(54) square meters, and registered in the name of HERMINILGO SARNO,
JR situated at Rizal, Socorro, Surigao del Norte, is not subject of any lien
or prior mortgage.
All sealed bids must be submitted to the undersignedon the above-
sealed time and date. Prospective buyers may investigate for themselves the
properties herein above-described and encumbrances thereon, if any there be.
In the event the public auction should not take place on the said date, it
will be held on May 24, 2018 at 2:00 o’clock in the afternoon without further
notice.
Dapa, Surigao del Norte, Philippines, March 15, 2018.
CLODUALDO S. ESPARRAGO
Court of Legal Researcher II
OIC CLERK OF COURT
By:
(SGD) GILBERT GA PLATIL
Sheriff IV
MGSD May 11 & 18, 2018
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Friday, May 11, 2018

Region 12 wage hike takes effect today
GENERAL SANTOS City
— The newly-approved P16
to P18 wage increase for
private workers in Region 12
will take effect starting today.
Sisinio Cano, Depart-
ment of Labor and Employ-
ment-12 director, said the
new daily wage rates in the
region set under Wage Order
No. RB XII-20 is deemed
effective after its 15-day
publication period.
He said they first pub-
lished the wage order on
April 26, two days after
getting final approval from
the National Wages and
Productivity Commission.
“We expect our employers
to comply with the new wage
order and give our workers their
due wages,” he said.
Under Wage Order No.
Editor: Cong B. Corrales
4
RB XII-20, workers in the get an additional P18.
non-agriculture sector will It set the new minimum
receive an increase of P16 daily wage rate for non-ag-
in their daily pay while those riculture workers to P311
in agriculture, retail and and P290 for agri workers.
service establishments will (mindanews)

P100k bounty up for suspect

in rape-slay of 3-year-old girl
KIDAPAWAN City — A
P100,000 cash reward has
been put up for the arrest of
the suspect in the rape and
killing of a three-year-old
girl last Sunday.
City Mayor Joseph
Evangelista announced
the bounty on Wednesday
through the city’s official
website www.kidapawanc-
ity.gov.ph.
The suspect is iden-
tified as Rene Montano
Bueno, 27, a hardware
store employee who is still
at large as of Wednesday.
The victim was Bueno’s
own cousin, Ella Bueno,
whose body was found in
a grassy lot near his house
in Barangay Singao.
Ella’s mother, Grace, in
an interview said the sus-
pect took her daughter last
Saturday while she (Grace)
was attending a neighbor’s
birthday party.
It was only later in the
afternoon that they started
to look for the child.
“When we could no
longer find Rene, I felt
something was wrong,”
said Grace. The girl’s body
was found Sunday dawn
with injuries in the head
and private parts, she said.
Evangelista said the
identities of informants on
Bueno’s whereabouts will
be kept confidential.
Meantime, netizens
from Kidapawan City had
posted in their social media
accounts photos of the sus-
pect in the hope of finding
him.
One of the posts came
from the Facebook group
I Love Kidapawan, which
has around 63,000 mem-
bers and followers. (min-
danews)

Soccsksargen has 255 ‘areas

Dads support Tuburan school project
THE construction of the proposed school stage project of Tuburan
of concern’ for May 14 polls
Elementary School will take place soon. COTABATO City — Po- than 250 of these are con- attention will be given to areas
This, after the 18th City Council during its regular session Monday presided lice listed 255 villages sidered “hot spot” by police, where intense rivalry, politi-
over by Vice Mayor Raineir Joaquin V. Uy enacted an ordinance appropriating around Region 12 under military and poll officials. cal violence and presence of
P1.2 million in the 2018 Annual Budget to be made available for the purpose. areas of immediate concern “We have validated and armed groups,” he added.
It may be recalled that the lot containing an area of 77 square meters is for the May 14 barangay reassessed the status of these Morales said while 255
owned by the city government and is still in the process of titling. The said and Sangguniang Kabataan villages as the elections villages were considered
budget, which was made two years ago, is intended for the construction of the Elections. draw near,” Morales said in “hot spot” in the coming
building and flooring of the stage with an elevation of .90 meters. Chief Supt. Marcelo a statement. elections, steps were under-
The building shall have two dressing rooms (for girls and boys), each Morales, the police regional He said villages belong- taken to ensure the safety of
having its own comfort room with one unit water faucet. It shall also have a director for Region 12, said ing to “areas of immediate voters next Monday.
ramp for Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) and a stage. these villages have history concern” category will have Among them, he said, is
This legislation was reviewed and endorsed by the committees on finance,
of violence, intense politi- security personnel coming the campaign against loose
cal rivalry, and presence of from both the police and firearms and the series of
budget and appropriations, on education and on laws and rules chaired by
armed groups. military. arrests made against 32
Councilors Edna M. Dahino, Suzette M. Daba and Ian Mark Q. Nacaya, Morales said Region 12 “All villages will have wanted persons facing vari-
respectively. (JAO) (advt) has 1,195 villages and more security personnel but special ous offenses. (pna)

OFFICE OF THE CITY CIVIL REGISTRAR R.A. Form No. 10.1 (LCRO) R.A. Form 10.1(LCRO)
Province of Surigao del Sur Republic of the Philippines
Republic of the Philippines Local Civil Registry Office
TANDAG CITY Province of Agusandel Sur
Local Civil Registry Office
City of Bayugan
Province of Agusan del Sur
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Municipality of Bayugan NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
In compliance with the Section 5 of R.A. 9048, a notice is NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION CCE-0041-2018 April 16, 2018
hereby served to the public that MERCEDES ESTRADA ELUMBA
has filed with this Office, a petition for Change of First Name from In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. No. 9048, a notice is hereby IN COMPLIANCE with the publication requirement and pursuant
MERCY to MERCEDES in the Birth Certificate of MERCY ELEDIA served to the public that MARIA RABINA MANAGA LASCUÑA has filed with to OCRG Memorandum Circular No. 2013-01, guidelines in the
ESTRADA who was born on September 14, 1959 at Tandag, this office a petition for Change of First Name from “RABINA” to “MARIA implementation of R.A. 10172 IRR, notice is hereby served to the
RABINA” in the birth certificate of MARIA RABINA LIMOT MANAGA - public that JOMARI C. DAGALA has filed with this office, a petition for
Surigao del Sur and whose parents are Agustin Ortiz Estrada and CORRECTION OF ENTRY in the entry of SEX from “MALE” to “FEMALE”, in
Paciencia Cortes Eledia. LASCUÑA who was born on June 14, 1972 at Bayugan, Agusan del Sur and
the certificate of Live Birth of JOMARI C. DAGALAat Bayugan, Agusan del
whose parents are AURELIO MANAGA and DOLORES LIMOT.
Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his Sur whose parents are Adonis V. Dagala and Lilian B. Cuantioso.
Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written
written opposition with this Office not later than May 24, 2018.
opposition with this office not later than May 25, 2018. opposition with thisoffice not later than May 25, 2018.
(SGD.) LIZA A. AUZA (SGD) EDGAR A. JOVER (SGD) EDGAR A. JOVER
City Civil Registrar City Civil Registrar City Civil Registrar
MGSD May 11 & 18, 2018 MGSD May 11 & 18, 2018 MGSD May 11 & 18, 2018

Publication Notice R.A. Form 10.1(LCRO) R.A. Form 10.1(LCRO)

Republic of the Philippines Republic of the Philippines
R.A. 10172 Local Civil Registry Office Local Civil Registry Office
Province of Agusandel Sur
Province of Agusandel Sur
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC City of Bayugan
City of Bayugan
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
CFN - __ Date: NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
CCE- 14-2017 R.A. 10172 CCE-0048-2018
CFN-0006-2018 May 2, 2018
CCE-0047-2018 April 23, 2018
In compliance with the publication requirement and pursuant to OCRG IN COMPLIANCE with the publication requirement and pursuant to OCRG
Memorandum Circular No. 2013-01, guidelines in the implementation of R.A. 10172 IN COMPLIANCE with the publication requirement and pursuant
Memorandum Circular No. 2013-1 Guidelines in the Implementation of IRR, notice is hereby served to the public that MA. JOCELYN B. GIPALA - HAYAG has
the Administrative Order No. 1 Series of 2012 (IRR on R.A. 10172), Notice filed with this office, a petition for CORRECTION OF ENTRY in the entry of Date f Birth to OCRG Memorandum Circular No. 2013-01, guidelines in the
is hereby served to the public that GEBS CODIS PODADOR has filed with from “JULY 25, 1967” to “AUGUST 31, 1967”,in the certificate of Live Birth of MA. implementation of R.A. 10172 IRR, notice is hereby served to the public
JOCELYN B. GIPALA - HAYAGborn at Bayugan, Agusandel Sur whose parent are Jose C. that MARJONY M. PORGARILLAS has filed with this office, a petition for
this Office, a petition for Change of Gender from “MALE” to “FEMALE” in Gipala and Rosita J. Bad-e. CORRECTION OF ENTRY in the entry of SEX from “MALE” to “FEMALE”, in
the certificate of live birth of Gebs Codis Podador and whose parents are Further, in compliance with Section 5 of R.A. No. 9048, same notice is hereby
served to the public that MA. JOCELYN B. GIPALA - HAYAG has filed with this office the certificate of Live Birth of MARJONY C. MANLIGUEZ - PORGARILLASat
Dionesio Jr. P. Podadot and Virginia S. Codis. a petition for Change of First Name from “JOCELYN” to “MA. JOCELYN” in the birth Bayugan, Agusan del Sur whose parents are Ricardo Manliguez and
Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written certificate of MA. JOCELYN B. GIPALA - HAYAGwho was born on August 31, 1967 at Baltazara Cosmiano.
opposition with this Office not later than 10 DAYS. Bayugan, Agusan del Sur and whose parents are Jose C. Gipala and Rosita J. Bad-e. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written
Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition
with thisoffice not later than May 25, 2018. opposition with thisoffice not later than May 25, 2018.
(SGD) SOCARNO O. AQUINO (SGD) EDGAR A. JOVER
(SGD) EDGAR A. JOVER
(Signature over printed name of the C/MCR) City Civil Registrar City Civil Registrar
MGSD May 11 & 18, 2018 MGSD May 11 & 18, 2018 MGSD May 11 & 18, 2018
Mindanao
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Editor: Cong B. Corrales
Friday, May 11, 2018 5
Davao top cop
warns police vs
sleeping on duty
DAVAO City — The Davao
mindanews file photo

City chief of police has

warned police personnel
they will face stiff sanctions,
tagum-dcpo
and even suspension, when
they are caught sleeping
while on duty.
Senior Supt. Alexander
Tagum, issued the warning
after announcing that he
has started random inspec-
tions on all police stations
as part of the directive of
Tagum
the new Philippine Nation-
al Police (PNP) chief, Dir. these people for a year,”
Gen. Oscar Albayalde. he said.
“Especially, the wee Meanwhile, the DCPO
hours in the morning... to will intensify its security
ensure that all men in all measures in the city fol-
police stations are on post lowing the explosion hap-
and doing their regular pened in Koronadal City,
duty which is ensuring the South Cotabato last week.
security and safety of the Tagum said he is also
people of Davao City,” reviewing the security
Tagum said in an interview. measures implemented
“If we confirmed that the past months.
they really committed laps- The evaluation includes
es and I will be the one to the crime incidents hap-
catch them, we will sus- pened since last year to
pend them,” he added. identify the area where the
Tagum said he is apol- police deployment really
ogizing in advance to the needed.
family of the policemen Part of his plan, Tagum
who will be caught because said to implement patrol in
they will not receive any of the coastline, and that this
their bonuses. will be among his recom-
“If you will be suspend- mendations to Mayor Sara
ed even if it is only for a Duterte-Carpio in an effort
day, automatic, all bonuses to further enhance security
will not be received by measures in the city. (pna)

Briefly
High-powered guns surrendered
ZAMBOANGA City — Forty-five assorted high-pow-
ered firearms were surrendered by local government
officials in two towns of Zamboanga Sibugay province,
a top police official said.
Chief Supt. Billy Beltran, Police Regional Office-9
director, said the firearms were surrendered on Monday
by town and barangay officials of Alicia and Tungawan.
(pna)

‘Disturbed’ Davao cop shot by colleagues

DAVAO City — A police officer was killed in a shootout
with fellow law enforcers in front of Ponte Trade Master
along Carlos P. Garcia Highway in Buhangin District,
this city.
The fatality was identified as SPO1 Roger Padayo-
gdog, who was assigned to the Regional Mobile Force
Battalion-11 at Camp Catitipan. (pna)

3 ASG slain, 7 soldiers wounded in clash

ZAMBOANGA City — Three Abu Sayyaf bandits were
killed while seven soldiers were wounded as firefight
ensued while operations to rescue the two policewomen
and their two companions continue in the province of
Sulu, a top military official said.
Brig. Gen. Cirilito Sobejana, Joint Task Force Sulu
commander, said the firefight broke out around 6:14
am Monday at Sitio Sangay, Barangay Buhanginan,
Patikul town. (pna)

3 dead, 10 injured in road mishap

PAGADIAN City — Three people, including two chil-
dren, were killed while 10 others were wounded when a
passenger bus and a tricycle collided in the neighboring
province of Zamboanga Sibugay.
The collision occurred around 5:56 pm Monday along
the national highway in Barangay Kimos, Siay town.
PO1 Harry Ora, case investigator, identified the
fatalities as Jovelyn Suico, 36; Justin Perarin, 3; and
Aila Suico, 3. Jovelyn died instantly while Perarin was
declared dead upon arrival in the hospital. Aila expired
while being treated for injuries. (pna)

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Davao eyes sister city pact with Marikina, Qinhuangdao
CITY Government of Davao is
expected to forge a sister city
agreement with Qinhuangdao,
People’s Republic of China,
and Marikina City, the Davao
City Investment Promotions
Center (DCIPC) announced on
Tuesday.
This, after the Davao City In-
ternational Relations Board en-
dorsed during its May 3 meet-
BPI posts net income of P6.25 billion for 1st quarter of 2018
BANK of the Philippine Is-
lands (BPI) posted P6.25 bil-
lion in net income for the first
quarter of 2018, flat versus the
same period last year, and up
by 16.4 % quarter on quarter.
Total revenues reached
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6 Friday, May 11, 2018
ing the sister city agreement ezon City.
proposals to the City Council’s City Planning and Develop-
International Relations Com- ment Office (CPDO) head Ivan
mittee to grant Mayor Sara Du- Cortez, who sits as one of the
terte the legislative authority to members of the board, said in
sign the sister city agreements an interview on Tuesday that
for and on behalf of the City the city and Qinhuangdao share
Government. similar characteristics.
A separate endorsement was He added that the two cities
also passed to renew the 1994 have ports, making it ideal for
sister city agreement with Qu- both to sign a mutually ben-
P18.45 billion, higher by 2.7% year driven by the improvement
versus the first quarter of 2017. in loan yields. Meanwhile,
Net interest income was P12.51 interest expense tempered the
billion, up by 8.9% on account growth in net interest income,
of the expansion in average as- partly due to higher DST (doc-
set base. Interest income from umentary stamp tax) rates on
loans grew by 18.4% year-on- deposits which increased the
PHILIPPINES
ZASURMIS REGION
BRANCH ADDRESS
TWIN BUILDING PORT ROAD, RIZAL AVENUE, OZAMIZ , MIS. OCC
ZAMORA STREET, OZAMIZ CITY, MIS. OCC
COR. GOMEZ,VALCONCHA STREET, OZAMIZ CITY
FELECIANO STREET, OZAMIZ CITY MIS. OCC
GALLARDO STREET, OZAMIZ CITY, MIS OCC.
CAPISTRANO STREET, OZAMIZ CITY
NATIONAL HIGHWAY, MANINGCOL, OZAMIZ CITY, MISAMIS OCCIDENTAL
POBLACION 1, CLARIN, MISAMIS OCCIDENTAL
CENTRO NAPU, TUDELA MISAMIS OCC
POBLACION, SINACABAN, MISOCC.
BUTUAY AGORA COMPLEX, JIMENEZ MISOCC
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F.S. FAJARES AVE. GATAS DIST. PAGADIAN CITY ZDS
AMOROSO BLDG, RIZAL AVENUE , SAN PEDRO DIST.
PAGADIAN CITY, ZAMBO SUR
W. PULMONES ST. STA. LUCIA DISTRICT PAGADIAN CITY , ZAMBO SUR
MALON BUILDING, RIZAL AVE. SAN FRANCISCO DIST.
PAGADIAN CITY ZAMBO SUR
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PAGADIAN CITY, ZDS
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COR. NATIONAL HIGHWAY & M. QUEZON ST. STO. NINO TUKURAN, ZDS
GATE 1 1ST INFANTRY (TABAK) DIVISION UPPER PULACAN ,
LABANGAN, ZDS
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MANAGEMENT
TAGDUMALA
MANAGEMENT
eficial agreement, which would
pave the way for the establish-
ment of direct linkage and net-
working among the Chinese
and Filipino businessmen for
easier communication.
Cortez said a trade route be-
tween Davao and Qinhuangdao
and a direct flight are highly
possible due to the cultural and
trade linkage.
cost of funds by 5 basis points.
Net interest margin (NIM) wid-
ened by 4 basis points year-on-
year.
Total loans stood at P1.21
trillion, a growth rate of 17.2%
year-on-year driven primarily
TAGDUMALA
Editor: Ben Balce
“For sister agreement to jian Province for establishment
prosper, both parties should of sister city agreement.
have a secretariat to oversee the DCIPC chief Lemuel Orto-
exchanges in communication nio said Jinjiang has a thriving
to oversee the implementation manufacturing industry and
of the agreed memorandum of they see the cooperation to ben-
agreement,” he said. efit both areas’ sports tourism.
Aside from Qinhuangdao, Davao already has an exist-
Davao also signed last February ing sister city agreement with
5 a letter of intent with Jinjiang Nanning City, China, signed in
City deputy mayor Li Zili in Fu- 2006.(Mindanews)
by corporate loans. Total de- The Bank’s holdings in se-
posits reached P1.59 trillion, up curities totaled P309.95 billion,
by 10.4%. The Bank’s current up only 2.3% year-on-year. Al-
account and savings account most 90% of the securities port-
ratio (CASA) stood at 71.6% folio was in Hold-to-Collect,
while the loan-to-deposit ratio and thus less exposed to inter-
(LDR) settled at 76.2%. est rate risk.(PR)
Publication Notice
R.A. 10172
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
In compliance with the publication requirement and pursuant
to OCRG Memorandum Circular No. 2013-1, Guidelines in the
Implementation of Administrative Order No. 1 Series of 2012 (IRR
on R.A. 10172). Notice is hereby served to the public that NEEDY
HALLY CABRERA SEPNIO has filed with this Office, a petition for
Correction of Clerical Error to correct the Child’s Sex from “MALE”
to “FEMALE” in her Certificate of Live Birth bearing Registry
No. 93-1223, was born on July 9, 1993 at Gingoog City, Misamis
Oriental to parents LINALIZA CABRERA and JACK SEPNIO.
Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his/her
written opposition with this Office not later than May 24, 2018.
(SGD) ATTY. MARGIE LUSTRE LUMA-AD
City Civil Registrar
MGSD May 11 & 18, 2018
Publication Notice
R.A. 9048
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. 9048, a notice
is hereby served to the public that ARCEFE ABUGHO
SOCUROM has filed with this Office, a petition for Change
of First Name (CFN) from “ARCEFE CECILIA” to “ARCEFE”
in her Certificate of Live Birth bearing Registry No. 1088,
born on October 19, 1963 at Gingoog City, Mis. Or., whose
parents are Felix Abugho and Arcenia Uba.
Any person adversely affected by said petition may file
his/her written opposition with this Office not later than
May 23, 2018.
(SGD) ATTY. MARGIE LUSTRE LUMA-AD
City Civil Registrar
MGSD May 11 & 18, 2018
PRA Form No. 10.1 (LCRO)
Republic of the Philippines
LOCAL CIVIL REGISTRY OFFICE
PROVINCE OF BUKIDNON
Municipality of Malitbog
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. No. 9048/10172, a NOTICE is
hereby served to the public that JURAMEL DAL-AGAN NAMALATA has filed
with this Office a petition for correction of clerical error in the entry of
sex from “FEMALE” to “MALE” in the certificate of Live Birth of Juramel
Dal-agan Namalata who was born on June 22, 1990 at Calolowayan,
Malitbog, Bukidnon and whose parents are Editha C. Dal-agan and Perlito
Ll. Namalata.
Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written
opposition with this Office not later than May 15, 2018.
(SGD) RICARTE T. ACHAS, MPA
Municipal Civil Registrar
MGSD May 4 & 11, 2018
Publication Notice
RA 10172
Republic of the Philippines
Province of Cotabato
Municipality of Banisilan
oOo
OFFICE OF THE LOCAL CIVIL REGISTRAR
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
CCE-0007-2018 R.A. 10172 Date: May 2, 2018
In compliance with the publication requirement and pursuant to OCRG
Memorandum Circular No. 1 Series of 2012 (IRR on R.A. 10172) Notice is
hereby served to the public that JOEZEL F. SANDOVAL has filed with this
Office a petition for change of first name from __ to __ and correction of
entry in sex fron FEMALE to MALE or correction of entry in the date of
birth from ___ to __ in the certificate of live birth of ________ at Banisilan,
Cotabato and whose parents are Victor Sandoval and Erlinda Figuracion.
Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written
opposition with this Office not later than May 15, 2018.
(SGD) ANECITO B. PALMES
(Signature over printed name of C/MCR)
MGSD May 4 & 11, 2018
Money Matters
Gold Star Daily
Telco seeks partnership with PLDT for independent tower company
GLOBE Telecom is reaching
out to its corporate arch rival
PLDT Inc. to jointly establish
an independent tower company
that will expedite the installation
and deployment of cellular tow-
ers to further improve services
while cutting costs substantially.
“Our CEO (chief executive
officer) for the past two and a
half years has been trying to
convince our competitor to have
a tower sharing venture for fu-
ture builds to save on capex be-
cause today the towers are quite
duplicative so where we have
tower, they have a tower, vice
versa,” Globe chief financial of-
1/8 PAGE
ficer Rizza Maniego-Eala said
during a press conference held
in Taguig City Monday.
“At the moment, we are wait-
ing for pronouncements on their
end,” she added.
For his part, Globe President
and CEO Ernest Cu said a pos-
sible partnership will help lower
costs on the deployment of
communication facilities in the
country. “We’ve always been
open to sharing. We are not into
that -- exclusivity. We like the
open market. We think it ben-
efits both of us. Costs will be
lower,” according to Cu.
The company has announced
Friday, May 11, 2018
last February that discussions
have been initiated with inde-
pendent third parties for the cre-
ation of a tower company that
will help hasten the deployment
of cellular towers in the country.
The towers to be erected are
open for lease to new and ex-
isting players in line with the
Editor: Ben Balce
7
government’s initiative to open
the local telco industry to more
competition. An independent
tower company will help re-
duce the time needed for a new
telco player to rollout given
the 25 permits and up to eight
months required to build one
cell tower.(PNA)

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The Born of Eagles Club in Kadingilan
By: Bobby E. Llaban
Teacher III
San Andres National High School
Kadingilan, Bukidnon
The Fraternal Order of Eagles (Philippine Eagles) First Philippine
Born Fraternal Socio-Civic Organization was born in Kadingilan last
September 16, 2017 and named “PANAS KADINGILAN EAGLES
CLUB”
The 23 Pioneering members of the said club, believe that
through this organization service could be extended to the
community.
In fact, since the born of PANAS KADINGILAN EAGLES CLUB,
we have conducted a Feeding Program in Purok 1 in Poblacion
Kadingilan last Nov. 4, 2017. Simultaneous feeding and giving
of slippers to 257 pupils in Bacbacon and Kawilihan Elementary
School last Dec. 15, 2017, Last February 9, 2018 feeding and
giving slippers to almost 200 pupils in Baroy Elem. School and
lately, feeding and giving of slippers in more than 100 pupils in
Bagongbayan Elem. School last March 23, 2018.
Publication Notice
R.A. 10172
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
April 26, 2018
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 RETCHE A. HALLASGO has filed with this Office, a petition
for correction of entry in sex from “FEMALE” to “MALE” in the
Certificate of Live Birth of Retche Amoy Hallasgo at Tubay, Agusan
del Norte and whose parents are Rudy B. Hallasgo and Bernadeth
M. Amoy.
Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his
written opposition with this Office not later than May 14, 2018.
(SGD) MARLENE B. JABIDO
(Signature over printed name of the C/MCR)
MGSD May 4 & 11, 2018
Teacher’s Team Building at Monks Monastery
By: Bobby E. Llaban
Teacher III
San Andres National High School
Kadingilan, Bukidnon
Teaching the young mind is not an easy task, it’s body and
mind learning profession. It is sometimes teachers forgot to
do in some aspects in life such as social and spiritual aspects.
Teachers of San Andres National High School in the
Main Campus decided of having 1 day recollection at
Monks Monastery at San Jose, Casisang, Malaybalay City
last February 16, 2018 (Chinese New Year). In a one day
recollection with the monks, we learn and live the Monks
way of life.
On the following day, teachers enjoy swimming, eating
and laughing together in one of the resort in Malaybalay City
to enjoy and unwind to release stress.

Republic of the Philippines

Province of Bukidnon
Barangay and SK Election 2018 Young Bakers of SANHS Took the
City of Malaybalay By: Bobby E. Llaban Assessment Test
Teacher III By: Bobby E. Llaban
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION San Andres National High School Teacher III
San Andres National High School
CCE-0123-2018 (R.A. 10172) May 3, 2018 Kadingilan, Bukidnon
Kadingilan, Bukidnon
In compliance with the publication requirements and pursuant to Barangay and SK Election is long waited election TVL (Technical Vocational Livelihood) is one of the tracks
OCRG Memorandum Circular No. 2013-1, guidelines in the Implementation
of the Administrative Order No. 1 Series of 2012 (IRR of R.A. 10172), Notice
by people due to the two time postponement on offered in San Andres National High School Senior High
is hereby given that ARLENE A. BINAYAO has filed with this Office, a petition it. Department wherein the students are trained skillfully.
for Correction of Clerical Error from FEMALE to MALE in his Certificate of Last May 8, 2018, the commission of Election The newly graduated TVL students under the advisory
Live Birth who was born on February 2, 1954 whose parents are Arcadio S. in municipality of Kadingilan conducted a day of Ms. Mailen C. Cariño namely: Jonamie Balaba, Rosewen
Binayao and Sucita S. Andaliston.
Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written
orientation on the conduct of Barangay and SK Lopez, Jessa Datoon, Jhea Jamero, Chela Mae Amion, Nijel
opposition with this Office. Election on May 14, 2018 held at Kadingilan Joy Balusan, Dearliza Abellanosa, Jocelyn Salombro, and
Central Elem. School. Honey Rose Gonzales took their assessment for Bread and
(SGD) PRISCILLA G. TILANDUCA Hope that day was peaceful and hoping all Pastry Production at TESDA Valencia City last April 26, 2018
City Civil Registar
MGSD May 4 & 11, 2018 teachers cover their obligation. and competitively passed the assessment.
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Sense of gratitude
AFTER I finished college and got
employed and received my salaries, the
Plateau’s Voice first thing I did every
payroll was to set
aside the allowances
for my parents who
were so poor they
could hardly eat three
times a day. I did it
for the next 25 years
until their death. I
Cesar Gorillo also made a two-sto-
ry house for them to
stay and purchased some parcels of land
the income of which all went to them. I
had to do it for the sense of gratitude to
repay them for all the sacrifices they did
to me.
When my sister whose husband died
requested that I adopt her eldest child
because she can no longer sustain his
food and education (she had seven chil-
dren), I did it, sent the child to school.
He graduated and when he got a job,
sent all his six siblings to college. All of
them now have stable jobs.
Then I assigned half of the income of
my coconut area to another sister who fi-
nanced my high school studies. She was
Promises well kept
THE Ilogon family in Cagayan de Oro
has its roots in Ilaya Carmen. Diha
History Trekker nalubong ang pusod sa
among mga kagikan.
My father left us a
manuscript about
the land of his birth,
preserving in words
the loving and caring
nieghbors, the pre-war
lifestyle and the scenic
Raul Ilogon landscape by the river.
Just a decade before
World War II, my grandparents trans-
ferred to Licoan which was then at the
outskirt of the town. It’s a crossroad --
pier to the north, Divisoria to the south,
highway to the east, and a bridge to the
west. Probably, Licoan got its name
because it’s a licoanan towards the pier,
Lapasan, Holaw-holaw and Divisoria.
During the ’50s to ’70s, Licoan had
the reputation of being the “wildest”
part of the city. Pinakadaghan og bugoy.
Licoan was ahead of its time. Naa nay
traffic. Reason: street fights -- the neigh-
borhood’s toughest slugging it out in
the streets. Even the boxers who rented
the ground floor of my grandfather’s
house were not spared. One by one, they
were challenged to boxing matches. But
My vote is not for sale
MANY observers say that May 14, 2018
could very well be a preview of the 2019
Hapsay na bai! local polls. Contend-
ers for the mayoralty
race next year are now
understandably field-
ing their respective
“anointed ones” in the
barangay and Sanggu-
niang Kabataan polls
so that if their bets
Egay Uy win, they will have good
and effective campaign
machineries when the time comes.
To some, the outcome of the baran-
gay and SK elections on Monday could
also spell the success or failure of the
candidates in the city’s elections next
year, logically so because the ground
works are usually provided by those in
the barangay offices.
But wait! Isn’t barangay governance
supposed to be non-partisan?
Friday, May 11, 2018
very poor and the income helped to send
all her seven children to college and all
of them now have stable jobs.
Then a niece of mine (daughter of my
first cousin) came to my house one day
and requested that I send her to college.
I agreed on the condition that she will
take charge of all our family’s laundries.
She agreed and finished her college.
However, a day after graduation, she
shouted, “Tapos na ang kalbaryo ko,”
and went on to stay in a family right
in front of our house and who never
gave her a single centavo to finance her
college years. I was greatly insulted but
I kept all my heart pain to myself. When
she got a job, she spent all her money,
not on her family, not on us but on all
her new-found friends. Then she lost her
job and never found one again and now,
she has to live on the mercy of some
people on a day-to-day basis.
This thing called gratitude should not
be violated. Thus, when St. Peter denied
Jesus thrice at that time when Jesus
badly needed his help, Jesus went on
to ask him after His resurrection -- also
thrice -- if he really loved Him, and St.
See GORILLO/p.9
oftentimes the boxing matches get too
personal and spill out from the ring into
the streets. Jeepney drivers would stop
to watch free boxing bouts. Even the po-
lice would not interfere. Those were just
the old school fistfights, mano-a-mano.
Besides, the hospital was just a block
away.
Some street fights were bloody and
fatal. The wild boys were unstoppable.
But there was one person whom they
respected. At the entrance of our family
compound my father, Jesus B. Ilogon,
would appear holding his arnis stick
wrapped in a sack. “Naa si Manong!”
Without saying a word, only his mere
presence would stop a fight. Similar
to bonhok (chicken flea) hiding in the
chicken’s thickest feathers, the rioting
mob would scamper and disappear into
the inner sanctums of Licoan.
In this wild and tough neighborhood,
our family stood out among the rest, not
because my uncles and elder brothers
and cousins were tough but, perhaps,
because the people have seen inside our
hearts. Compassion and kindness were
the way to their hearts. My grandpar-
ents would never say no to neighbors
in need. All those who wanted work
See ILOGON/p.9
The term “partisan” is defined either
as a noun or an adjective. This word
could refer to a strong supporter of a
party, a cause, or another person. It is
also used to describe one who is preju-
diced in favor of a particular cause.
However the word partisan is de-
fined in the law, it must refer to both
meanings. Section 38 of the Omnibus
Election Code provides that “barangay
elections shall be non-partisan.”
It prohibits anybody who files his
certificate of candidacy in the barangay
elections to represent or allow himself
to be represented as a candidate of any
political party or other organization.
The Code also prohibits any political
party, group, committee, or civic, reli-
gious, professional, or other organization
or organized group “of whatever nature”
from intervening in the nomination or
the filing of certificate of candidacy or
See UY/p.9
Editor: Herbie Gomez
8
‘Not what I
imagined’
LAST Saturday was the first time in so
many days that the air conditioner could
rest. Finally, a cool morning. It’s about
time!
Ms. Behavin’
The summer has
been hot, hot, hot, we
could feel the heat
bearing down on our
head even with the
air conditioner on.
Whew! The perks of
living near the equa-
tor. Netnet
Climate change has, Camomot
well, changed the cli-
mate. Summers are hotter, winters have
become unpredictable and possible even
in spring with snow falling in New York
last April.
Will Pinas have four seasons in the
future? Does Sarah Geronimo feel emp-
ty despite her success? Will US First
Lady Melania Trump ever allow The
Donald to hold her hand? Hmmm. Your
answers are as good as mine.
Yes, buti pa si Kim Jong-un and
Moon Jae-in nag-holding hands.
There’s a conscious effort to improve
First Lady Melania’s public image. It
was subtle at first. A little prim here, a
little proper over there since her person-
ality is not the type that could be pre-
sented as an absolute prim and proper.
She can be poised, though, despite the
fact that The Donald often leaves her
behind while walking during public
appearances unless he wants to hold her
hand which she usually flicks away.
The conscious effort recently pro-
gressed to her “Be Best” campaign
which her communications director,
Stephanie Grisham, described as the
first lady’s “initiative meant to support
children and the many issues they are
facing today.”
But her “initiative” is now facing
plagiarism accusations for “Talking with
Kids About Being Online,” one of the
campaign’s booklets, which was already
used by the Federal Trade Commission
for the term of then US President Barack
Obama in 2009.
Grisham, however, had a ready de-
fense mechanism: “Mrs. Trump agreed
to add Be Best branding and distribute
the booklet in an effort to use her plat-
form to amplify the positive message
within.”
When Trump became president,
some observers commented that Mela-
nia wasn’t looking forward to the roles
and responsibilities of a first lady. And
somehow even the madlang pehpohl
could empathize with her. Seeing photos
and videos of Queen Elizabeth II and
her royal family, can’t help suspect how
tiring it is to be always smiling for the
cameras, always their best foot forward
with no single strand of hair amiss.
Even three-year-old Princess Char-
lotte, the daughter of Prince William and
Duchess Kate, has learned to wave to
photographers.
The story of Charlotte’s paternal
grandparents, Prince Charles and Prin-
cess Diana, is one sad example of how
important public image is in sustaining
the respect that their royal status de-
mands but in the end, not even the best
public-image team could save their mar-
riage. There’s more hope for their sons,
Princes William and Harry, who seem to
have some degree of freedom in dealing
with their privileged reality.
President Rody Duterte has proven,
though, that reality, even the one pep-
pered with speeches featuring p*t*ng
in*, is the one that his fans prefer. If
See CAMOMOT/p.9

Gorillo
From page 8
Peter simply wondered why
Jesus asked him the same
question three times. It
was simply because He was
denied three times. Jesus
emphasized the ingratitude
of St. Peter, but because He
had forgiven him, the curse
of God was not upon him.
But for humans like us,
it would be a curse not to
repay the person who went
an extra mile to assist you
at that time when nobody
lifted a finger to help you.
When I was a bank man-
ager, there was a friend of
mine I helped a lot in his
farm business. Unluckily
for me, I entrusted him with
one transaction for which he
kept the title of the farm lot
for me. Up to now, I could
not get hold of that title
because he simply refused
to give it to me for the most
unbelievable reasons. I am
surprised why, up to now,
he is so poor and mired in
hundreds of thousands of
debt and owned not even a
house and with his marriage
in tatters. Never did I utter
any form of curse upon him.
Meanwhile, of all the
other relatives I helped like
the son of my sister and my
sister herself, they are now
living happy lives and the
nephew I sent to college
is now a millionaire while
my other sister’s children
are receiving huge salaries.
I never told them I wanted
to collect my due but when-
ever I visit their houses,
I am treated like a king,
made to eat and drink like
a king. That to me is their
sense of gratitude to express
their thanks for the help I
extended at that time they
needed it.
Is the proverb “ang hindi
lumingon sa pinanggalin-
gan ay hindi makararating
the paroroonan” carved in
heavenly stone?
Just asking.
Ilogon
From page 8
were recommended (good
as hired) to government and
private companies by my
father, aunts, and uncles.
Our doctor relatives would
gladly treat neighbors for
free. Bisan ang pinakabu-
goy nako nga uyoan would
spend all his money on his
barkada. Tio Bebe, the
father of our incumbent
barangay chairman, was
considered as pinakabugoy
sa tibook Cagayan but he
was also known for his kind
and gentle heart.
Politicians, starting from
the time of our grandpar-
ents, would come to us for
support. My lolo, being a
well-established Boholano
in Cagayan de Oro, was
the acknowledged leader
of his time. The late mayor
Justiniano Borja would
come to him for advice and
support. Politicians knew
that if they got Mr. Pastor
Ilogon’s support, the large
Boholano electorate would
follow. From the pier, most
if not all Boholano migrants
would drop by Mr. Ilogon’s
big house in Licoan for
support and guidance. Some
would settle in the city,
others would venture forth
in Bukidnon and Davao
where land is abundant ug
dili batoon.
When my cousin, Bajoy
Ilogon, tried his luck and
ran for barangay chair-
man of Licoan, the people
supported him up to his
last term. Likewise, three
from our family became
SK chairpersons in succes-
sion. And now, my nephew,
Francis, the son of Hector,
is trying his luck for the SK
chairmanship.
My cousin already had
his three terms. During his
term, Barangay 25 finally
got its own three-story
barangay hall. He is now
running for kagawad. Our
friends and supporters said,
“Ayaw na ninyo nag ihatag
sa lain ang pagka baran-
gay chairman. Kamo na
dagan.” My brother Jing-
goy who is running for
kagawad could have easily
taken his place as barangay
chairman. Thanks but no
thanks. It is time to fulfill
a promise. During the last
election, we promised the
people that we will sup-
port Reuben Pacalioga for
barangay chairman. We
believe he is the best can-
didate to lead our barangay
being a consistent No. 1
kagawad.
My grandfather prom-
ised his poor family in Bo-
hol that he will study hard
and uplift his family from
poverty -- a promise kept!
My father was 33 years
old when his father died.
He promised his mother
he would take care of the
education of his younger
siblings -- a promise kept!
My niece Monica, the
daughter of Dolly, promised
our father whatever happens
she will become a doctor.
Done!
We are family who keeps
our promise and will always
be true to our words.
Uy
From page 8
give aid or support, directly
or indirectly, for or against
a candidate’s campaign for
election.
These prohibitions are
however not applicable
to members of the family
of a candidate within the
fourth civil degree (up to
first cousins).
These are beautiful pro-
visions in the Omnibus
Election Code that may
have repeatedly given a
headache to the Commis-
sion on Elections because
these are obviously more
honored in their breach.
It is up to us, the voters,
therefore to give life to
these provisions by cam-
paigning or voting against
candidates who openly
violate election laws, and
those who continue to pro-
vide opportunities for the
“la-uya” strategy to flour-
ish.
We should not allow
ourselves to be governed
by people who did not win
elections but won in the
money contest.
My vote is not for sale!
(Lawyer Egay Uy is
with the local price coor-
dinating council and the
Regulatory and Complaints
Board.)
Camomot
From page 8
only these fans will also
use that reality check when
there’s fake news. Tsk tsk.
Wish ko lang for all
Pinoys to totally evolve
into the kind that doesn’t
tolerate pa-cute politicians
so they’ll be able to tell the
real barangay candidate
from the fake one.
Well, if you’ve had
enough of fake in this on-
going campaign season,
here’s news that’s definitely
not fake: “Avengers: Infini-
ty War” earned $1 billion in
11 days. Wow. To infinity
and beyond!
If I’ll watch it again and
again and again, will those
infinity tickets help it earn
$2 billion?
A staycation at home
is the cheapest vacation.
Second to that is watching
a movie where you can be
“in a world of pure imagi-
nation,” then you leave the
theater refreshed and ready
to face the world. Unless it’s
the movie version of a Ste-
phen King book and you’re
now dreaming of clowns.
If you end up dreaming of
politicians, well, what’s the
diff?
Will a barangay can-
didate ever use the word
“clown” as a nickname?
You know, kind of a term
of endearment for his sense
of humor. Hoping that will
prompt his potential voter
to say, Joker kaayo ni siya
oi, bwahahaha, kay bisag
nadamay na sa drugs iyang
ngalan, gidagan gihapon
siya.
FYI. Kana nga candi-
date dili joker. Ang tawag
ana niya: Baga ug nawong.
How to vote? Here’s a
quote unquote from “In-
finity War.” Here’s hoping
this dialogue will guide you
in your quest for the most
behaved barangay ever:
Okoye: “When you said
you were going to open
Wakanda to the rest of the
world, this is not what I
imagined.”
T’Challa: “What did you
imagine?”
Okoye: “The Olympics,
maybe even a Starbucks.”
So, what does your ba-
rangay deserve—the Olym-
pics, a Starbucks, or “not
what I imagined”?
We can only hope that
Election Day will be anoth-
er cool day as we vote for
the most qualified candi-
dates for the barangay.
Open
From page 1
operated by the Cagayan de
Oro Bulk Water Inc. (Cobi),
COWD’s lone bulk water
supplier since January.
COWD’s financial lim-
itations, according to Mon-
talvan, is the reason why the
water district struck a 2017
joint venture agreement with
Metro Pacific Water Invest-
ments Corp. in order to boost
the water supply in COWD’s
service area.
The Metro Pacific-con-
trolled Cobi is working to
increase its daily delivery of
treated water to COWD from
40 thousand to 60 thousand
cubic meters before May 15.
Ongoing repairs and installa-
tions have disrupted the water
supply in the western areas for
weeks now.
Montalvan’s pronounce-
ments came even as Councilor
Lao blamed the insufficient
water supply in the city on the
management of the COWD.
Lao said COWD, for
years, did not prepare for the
increase in the demand for
treated water in the city.
He said there was no
clear planning on the part of
COWD and it did not open the
bulk water supply to as many
players as possible to ensure
an abundant water supply in
the city.
Lao said there was no
difference in the management
of the COWD under the then
general manager Rachel Beja
and her successor, Engr. Bien-
venido Batar.
He said the water supply
was insufficient during Beja’s
watch and it has remained that
way under Batar’s.
Lao said COWD’s financ-
es have also become problem-
atic that it supposedly failed to
make good use of its reservoir
in Barangay Camaman-an.
The problems, he said,
could only be addressed by
allowing more water suppliers
to invest here.
Lao said a group of co-
operatives was “snubbed” by
the COWD when it expressed
interest in supplying treat-
ed water, a claim denied by
Montalvan.
Shows
From page 1
cal problem.
The CCTV static took
place from 9:15 am to 9:30
am, about the same time teen-
ager James Cloyd Casiño of
Calaanan, Barangay Cani-
toan, went to the crowded
pool.
Minutes later, he was
found motionless underwater
by a man who was in the pool.
Lifeguards rushed and tried to
resuscitate the teenager.
Ms. Casiño said the resort
has a dozen CCTV cameras.
But of the 12, only eight are
functional, and none showed
anyone drowning.
City administrator Te-
odoro Sabuga-a earlier said
there was no CCTV recording
of the 8th grader in the pool,
and not one of the people in
the pool or the resort saw him
Friday, May 11, 2018
struggling for life.
Ms. Casiño said she was
not on duty on Sunday morn-
ing and so, she reviewed the
CCTV recordings.
“Dako among katingala
kay nakita tanan tawo sa ma-
ong swimming pool apil na
ang nangaligo but wala gyud
didto ang biktima. Imposibli
man unta di siya ma capture
sa CCTV,” she said.
Other resort staff mem-
bers reviewed the recordings,
too, in order to establish the
sequence of events and in
the hope of finding out what
really happened but found
nothing.
“Naay portion sa CCTV
nga blurred. Wala gyuy maki-
ta. Mibalik lang pagtin-aw
sa dihang nag-rescue na sa
nalumos,” Ms. Casiño said.
Mayor Oscar Moreno
has put all those on duty that
morning under investigation.
He has given investigators
five days from Monday to
submit the results and recom-
mendations.
The victim, a student at
the Misamis Oriental General
Comprehensive High School,
was rushed to the JR Borja
Memorial General Hospital
but was declared dead on
arrival.
Pushed
From page 1
ple,” and sought for “more
of women sector represen-
tation” and participation in
governance.
Tan said, “Today, Muslim
culture and lingua I know
are no longer strange to the
Christians in the area. Like-
wise, Christian culture and
the Chavacano and Visayan
languages have gained famil-
iarity among the Muslims due
to continuous social engage-
ments and education.”
“At this stage, the concern
is no longer about homoge-
neity and exclusion; the con-
cern is about heterogeneity,
reality and tolerance among
peoples who are destined to
live together in an area which
they can all proudly call their
own,” he concluded.
Sulu Gov. Abdusakur Tan
called the summit a “people’s
initiative.”
Sultan Ibrahim Bahjin,
Sultan Muedzul Lail-Tan Ki-
ram, Sultan Mohammad Veni-
zar Abirin, Sultan Muizuddin
Bahjin, and Sultan Phugdalun
Kiram were among the lead-
ers who attended the summit.
(frencie carreon of min-
danews)
Upholds
From page 1
of a thorough assessment of
the evidence presented before
the trial court. By making a
preliminary appraisal of the
merits of the case, public
respondent did not exercise
her discretion in a careless
manner,” the CA held.
The CA “was not per-
suaded” with Ampatuan’s
argument that the prosecu-
tion failed to present credible
evidence in support of its
allegation that he conspired
9
with 196 others in committing
the massacre.
“History will never forget
the atrocities perpetrated on
23 November 2009, when
57 innocent civilians were
massacred in Sitio Masalay,
Municipality of Ampatuan,
Maguindanao Province,” the
CA said.
In upholding the trial
court’s ruling, the CA noted
that the testimonies of sev-
eral prosecution witnesses
“appeared to be in uniform
and consistently shown” that
the former governor joined
various discussions with his
family members on how to
carry out the crimes.
“When the grant of bail is
discretionary, the prosecution
has the burden of showing that
the evidence of guilt against
the accused is strong. On this
score, the determination of
whether or not the evidence
of guilt is strong, being a
matter of judicial discretion
remains with the judge,” the
CA explained.
“In the instant case, the
evidence on record would
suggest that, while there may
be doubts as to petitioner’s
overt act that may result in his
criminal liability by reason of
conspiracy, the presumption is
great that he is probably guilty
of the charges, therefore, bail
should be refused,” the CA
noted.
On Nov. 23, 2009, 58
people, 32 of whom were
journalists were killed in the
massacre which was dubbed
as the world’s worst single
attack on the press.
The Ampatuan clan was
accused of masterminding
the massacre to derail the
political plans of rival Esmael
Mangudadatu, incumbent
Maguindanao governor, for
the 2010 elections. (pna)
Pay
From page 1
whom these village and youth
council polls or any election
for that matter would be im-
possible. If Comelec would
just give due recognition to the
fact that the teachers are their
indispensable partners in this
endeavor, then they would find
the increase both reasonable
and necessary,” he said.
The Bureau of Internal
Revenue upheld its decision
to deduct a five-percent with-
holding tax from the honoraria
and transportation allowances
of the teachers who would
work in the electoral board.
“During election sea-
son, no group of people in
government sacrifices more
than them; they deserve it,”
Nograles said. “The stipend
for teachers is not that big to
begin with, especially when
you compare it to the daunting
task at hand. Sparing it from
tax will be consistent with
President Rodrigo Duterte’s
pro-people stance.”
Reps. Antonio Tinio and
France Castro of ACT Teach-
ers urged the BIR to positively
act on the demand of the
teachers to overturn its deci-
sion to impose a five-percent
withholding tax. (pna)
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next ish! Safe at the power plant site of FDC Misamis Power Corporation in
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alongside two featuresset of @f21philippines. #F21xMe for her work as
officers, who were recognized everybody! Vallanueva town, Misamis Oriental.
ing contest alongside two set of officers, who were recognized for her work as everybody!