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VOL. 17 NO. 30
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Duterte aware of Albuera
situation - CabSec Evasco
By Lalaine M. Jimenea
ORMOC CITY – President Rodrigo Duterte is aware of what is happening in Albuera, Leyte, Cabinet Secretary Leoncio “Jun” Evasco
said over lunch at the City Hall on Saturday, August 27.
However, Evasco added that
he couldn’t say more, except that
the drug situation in the country
is not that easy to tackle “as very,
very many policemen…people
are tainted.”
Evasco is referring to the
situation in Albuera, Leyte, where
alleged “narco-mayor” Rolando
Espinosa, the father of the region’s
biggest drug lord, is now in the
“protective custody” of police
chief Insp. Juvie Espinido.
From living at the municipal
hall, the mayor has moved in to
the police station, saying he feared
for his life after his son Kerwin’s
lawyer, was killed in an ambush
on August 23.
The Cabinet Secretary, one of
Duterte’s most trusted men, was
in the city to spearhead the establishment of the Kilusang Pagbabago-Eastern Visayas chapter.
Mayor Richard Gomez, the
only city mayor in the region
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Cabinet Secretary Leoncio “Jun” Evasco and Ormoc Mayor Richard Gomez.
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House Speaker wants SK, brg’y kagawads abolished
HOUSE SPEAKER Pantaleon Alvarez is pushing for the abolition
of the Sangguniang Kabataan
(SK) and elections for village
councilors (kagawads), saying
they get paid for practically doing nothing.
In an interview with media in
Tunga, Leyte on Saturday, Alvarez
said the proposed abolition is part
of the Duterte’s efforts to rationalize the functions of government
officials.
“We are considering abolishing the SK. Kasi ang problema
natin dyan, sa paningin ko lang
hindi tama,” Alvarez told media.
He explained, “Kasi ‘yung SK,
kung pilitin mo iyan na magtrabaho bilang SK, hindi iyan papasok
sa eskwelahan. At kung pilitin mo
iyan na pumasok sa eskwelahan
hindi rin iyan magtatrabaho bilang SK. So, sumusweldo iyan na
wala namang ginagawa.”
As for the village kagawads,
Alvarez said they should be replaced with purok leaders. “Sa
totoo lang hindi naman talaga
nagta-trabaho ito sila, eh. Ang
nagta-trabaho yung barangay
captains. Alam mo, sasabihin ko
ito kahit maraming magalit sa
akin na barangay kagawad. Kasi
nga ayusin natin iyung ating bansa. Kailangan nating baguhin,”
he said.
“Ang proposal ko diyan imbes na barangay kagawads yung
mga purok leaders. Yun ang
dapat: barangay captains, purok
leaders, piliin. Kasi sa totoo lang
sa isang barangay ang nagtatrabasee
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NEWS
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Girl found dead with
Atty. Bato was 19, not 15
TACLOBAN CITY Angelika Bonita, 19
years old, a grade 9
high school student
of Sagkahan National
High School (based on
her school records), was
killed in an ambush
together with Atty. Rogelio G. Bato Jr. on
August 23 in the afternoon, at Lumbang 2,
Calanipawan, Tacloban
City.
Jennifer and Joel Bonita, the victim’s parents,
learned of the painful
incident at around 4 in
the afternoon through
radio reports.
Angelika is a reThe victim’s mom, Bonita, shows sponsible daughter, her
media the bloody bag of her daughter mother recalls. She went
found at the crime scene.
to school regularly. Their
family is a Pantawid
Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4P’s) beneficiary of the DSWD.
She is a laundry woman, while her husband is a occasional
painter. They can barely eat in one day. Angelika can only afford to buy school supplies whenever they receive the money
from the program.
“Kahit wala siyang baon, pumapasok siya sa school. Kahapon nga, Milo lang ang baon niya sa bag niya,” she said.
(Even if she didn’t have snacks to bring to school, she would
go. Yesterday, she only had Milo for her snacks.)
The couple was shocked when they learned that their daughter
was inside the car of the lawyer. They have no idea who Atty.
Rogelio Bato Jr is until the ambush.
“Hindi ako naniniwala na may relasyon sila ng abogadong
yun. Bakit dinamay pa ang anak ko? Kung sakali man na gumagamit ng druga ang anak ko, ako na mismo ang magpapasuko
sa kanya. Pero hindi e. Inosente ang anak ko,” says the grieving
mother. (I don’t believe my daughter was in an illicit relation with
the lawyer. Why did the killers include her. If she was involved
in drugs, I would have turned her in. My daughter is innocent.)
She calls on the authorities to thoroughly investigate the
incident to ascertain who are really the perpetrators.
Meanwhile, the victim’s father admitted that he fully supports
the campaign against illegal drugs of the government, but said
they should stop killing the innocent ones.
“Maganda ‘yang kampanya laban sa ilegal na druga kasi
dapat naman talagang ma labanan yan pero ang hinihingi ko
lang sana, imbestigahan muna nila ang tao para malaman kung
sangkot ba talaga ito,” Joel said. (The anti-drugs campaign is
good but they should make sure that the innocents are not collateral damage.)
“Gaya niyan, wala ka naNOW SHOWING @
mang magagawa pag mahirap
ka lang. ‘Yung mga sinasabi
nilang drug runner ang anak
UP TO AUGUST 31, 2016
ko, hindi totoo yan. Kung ganun nga dapat maganda sana
ang kalagayan namin. Parang
nilalagyan nila ng pampabigat
ang aming mga paa para malunod nalang. Dapat laliman ang
imbestigasyon para ma klaro
kung ano talaga ang totoo. Kasi
kung hindi marami pang mga
inosente ang magagaya ng anak
ko. Nananawagan kami sa tamang hustisya para sa anak ko,”
he added. (Like this incident,
Next Picture (Sept. 1)
we cannot do anything because
we are poor. It is not true that
MECHANIC:
my daughter was a drug runner.
RESSURECTION
If she was, we would have been
better off. The allegations are
*Scheduled showings
killing us. The police should inare subject to change
vestigate deeper. We are calling
without notice”
out for justice for our daughter.)
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Mayor apologizes to netizen for driver’s fault
ORMOC CITY – Mayor
Richard Gomez has apologized for his driver’s oversight in parking along the
highway on the evening of
Saturday, August 27, while
he was inside the Bistro Bai
to watch a comedy show.
In fact, he said, he has
suspended his driver for a
week, so that he would fully
understand how serious his
lapse in judgment was.
The mayor’s attention
was called out by a netizen,
Andrea Larrazabal Tan,
in her FB account, complaining about alleged “unfairness” in the situation.
“Kinsa batoy nag sulti gani
nga dili pwede mo park
sa National Hiway? Life is
sooo unfair...,” she posted,
along with three pictures of
cars parked along the highway in front of Bistro Bai, one
of which was the mayor’s.
The poster is referring
to the strict imposition of
the Land Transportation Office (LTO) of traffic rules in
Ormoc City which include
no parking along the national highways. Real Street
in Ormoc City is a national
highway.
The poster put up the
pictures at around 8:40 PM.
It reached the attention
of the mayor at around
9:40 PM while watching
the show. Immediately, he
asked his bodyguard to tell
his driver to move out and
look for a proper place to
park.
When he arrived at
his house, he immediately
interacted with Ms Tan
saying, “I apologize for
S
​ TREETLIGHT CUP 2016. Around 100 f​ ootball and soccer t​ eams from all over the country are in Ormoc
City from August 27 to 29, 2016, to vie in the ​Streetlight Cup 2016: ​Football & Music Fest organized by
the Streetlight Foundation, in cooperation with the LGU-Ormoc City. The football fest is star-studded
with the presence of some members of the Azkals and Estudiantes. ​The games would be capped in an
awarding highlighted with a concert by the popular band Sponge Cola. ​(L-R) Anthony “Baba” Herrera,
president of the Ormoc Soccer Association; Paster Viktor Choi Sangyong, director of Truly Good Friends,
Mayor Richard Gomez and Erlend Johannesen, founder of Streetlight Foundation.
my driver for what he did
tonite. I reprimanded him
while driving home. I told
him that the law applies
to everybody, especially us
(people in govt). I told him
not to report for work until
next week so that he will
further understand that i
do not tolerate things like
these. Im mad at what happened tonite guys. Pasensya
na, tao lang ang driver. But
if there was a ticketing officer this evening ipahuli ko
pa yan. Tnx!”
The mayor ’s apology
earned praises from netizens who earlier lambasted
him.
Jed Jules commented
“ilaha ang Gobyerno kaya
pwede ra na mo park sa
highway,pag ordinary civilian ticket dayon whaaaaa”
and “lawmaker, lawbreaker.” However, after reading
the mayor ’s apology, he
said, “Snappy Double salute to you Mayor!!”
Lynie Alfar Bereso posted a sarcastic “Change is
coming” and “Alegre sad
aning parking bitaw ato
kaugalingon tugkaran dili
ta ka parking unya karon
pwede di ay.” (It’s funny
why we are not even allowed to park on the road
in front of our houses, but
because it’s the mayor, it
can be done.) After reading
Mayor Richard Gomez’s
apology, she softened and
said, “Mao ni kanindot sa
ato mayor kay action agad
dili masuko if naay comment mabati.” (This is what
is nice about the mayor because he acts immediately
and does not get angry if he
hears criticisms.)
The FB post is still active until this report, with
some netizens pitching in
their legitimate concerns
that Mayor Gomez answered patiently. There
were a few hecklers, too,
which the mayor ignored.
Ormoc hosts 1st ever Vegetable Congress
ORMOC CITY - As one
of the leading vegetable
producers in the region,
the city government here,
in partnership with the Department of Agriculture,
Visayas State University,
Provincial Government of
Leyte and United States
Agency for Int’l Development, hosted the first Vegetable Congress on Friday
and Saturday.
Over 300 farmers Associations and seed companies from all over the region
came in order to promote
vegetable farming and observe the city’s vegetable
farms in Cabintan and Valencia village.
According to Francis
Rosaroso, head of DA-RAFIS, their goal is not only to
promote vegetable farming,
but also to encourage consumers, especially young
people to eat vegetables,
since Eastern Visayas’ vegetable consumption is only
around 30-40%.
In line with this, the
government has allocated
P20 million to each province
to reintroduce the “Gulayan
sa Paaralan”, communal
gardens among communities, and provide equip-
OPENING OF THE VEGETABLE CONGRESS. (L-R) Leyte governor Dominic Petilla and
Mayor Richard Gomez, together with Vice Mayor Toto Locsin Jr. (leftmost), councilor Vincent
Rama (middle, back) and agriculture committee chair councilor Tommy Serafica cut the ceremonial
ribbon to open the gathering of vegetable farmers.
ment and other facilities to
farmers.
Mayor Richard Gomez,
for his part, welcomed the
participants and encouraged them to reorganize
the Reg’l Agricultural and
Fisheries Council to push
for the region’s vegetable
self-sufficiency.
Meanwhile, Vice-mayor Toto Locsin, who has
been a farmer for over 20
years now, cited the importance of this congress
to boost the city’s economy
and improve their products
by learning new technolo-
gies and practicing organic
farming.
An election of officers
of the Eastern Visayas Vegetable Council by Industry
Key Leaders by province
was held, as well as a trade
fair and exhibit on farm
inputs. By Tonette Marticio
August 22-28, 2016
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NEWS
Espinosa moves in with Espinido, asked to answer murder charge
By Lalaine M. Jimenea
ALBUERA, LEYTE – Alleged “narco-mayor” Rolando Espinosa Sr. here,
and two of his alleged
goons, have been asked by
the City Prosecutor’s Office
in Ormoc City to answer
the complaint of murder
filed against them.
The two others are Alfred Christian Batistis alias
“Alchris” and Leonardo Bolinio dela Cruz alias Daot,
allegedly the killers who
ambushed retired policeman SPO4 Alfredo Bucabuca Sr. at around 4:00 PM
of May 23 at Brgy. Macabug,
Ormoc City.
Meanwhile, the beleaguered mayor has moved in
today into the police station,
for “protective custody” of
the town police chief, Insp.
Juvie Espinido.
The mayor reportedly
asked to move in the police station, fearing for his
life after his son’s lawyer,
Atty. Rogelio Bato Jr., was
ambushed on Wednesday
(August 23).
Before today, he and
his family were living at
the municipal hall, after he
resumed office last week.
Rita Judy Pedoy, the
city prosecutor’s office process server, said the police
chief offered he would be
the one to serve the subpoena on the mayor, considering he was moving in
with him.
As the city prosecutor’s
office left back for Ormoc,
a double mattress bed was
seen being delivered to the
police station, reportedly
for the mayor’s use. An aircondition would later be
installed, a source added.
An eyewitness and an
accomplice to the ambush
have pinpointed the mayor
and the two suspects as behind Bucabuca’s death. He
is Benolho village councilor
Nelson Pepito Jr. who is also
Espinosa’s driver.
The witness, in his affidavit, said that for political
reasons, Espinosa ordered
him and the two suspects to
find a way to kill Bucabuca,
sometime on the second
week of May.
The witness Pepito said
that when they received a
tip that Bucabuca had gone
to Ormoc, the plan was
hatched to ambush him at
Brgy. Macabug where there
was a bottleneck due to a
bridge construction.
The witness said he was
the lookout and gave the
signal to the two men that
Bucabuca’s car was already
approaching. He added that
the killers have since vanished from Albuera.
The victim was the
bodyguard of the former
town mayor whom Espinosa defeated. He was also
the complainant against former town councilor Sergio
A double mattress bed is delivered to the Albuera Police Station where the Mayor is moving in
for “protective custody.”
Batistis Jr. who was caught
in an entrapment in Davao
City for selling fake Philippine Councilor ’s League
(PCL) official receipts and
certificates of attendance.
The suspect Batistis is the
cousin of the former town
councilor.
The murder complaint
against Espinosa and his
men were filed by the victim’s widow, Mercedita, 64
years old, who was with the
victim during the ambush.
The subpoena on the
two alleged hitmen were
served by the prosecutor’s
office at Brgy. Binolho here,
the home village of Mayor
Espinosa. However, barangay councilor Gloria Ortega
claims she didn’t know the
two.
Balitang Saksak-Sinagol
Coast Guard -EV nangandam
para sa ilang ika-5 ka tuig
ORMOC CITY – Subsob
karon ang pangandam sa
Coast Guard District Eastern Visayas alang sa ilang ika
lima ka tuig nga anibersaryo
karon umaabot nga Septiyembre 5.
Sa interbiyu kang Capt.
Jose William Isaga, District
Commander, aduna silay mga
bisita gikan sa Manila pero ang
programa adto na himuon sa
Septiyembre 15. Pagkakaron,
ang ilang gihimo sports competitions sa upat ka mga station
sa coastguard dinhi sa Leyte
ug Samar, apil na ang mga
substations.
Agusto 25, gisugdan ang
volleyball ug basketball diha
sa Can-adieng covered court.
Human niini, aduna silay
himuon nga fun run ug makig
alayun ang ilang buhatan sa
lokal nga kagamhanan, hayan
osa sa mga dapiton atol unya sa
programa mao si City Mayor
Richard Gomez.
Septiyembre 5, 2011, nahulma ang Coastguard District
Eastern Visayas, buwag na
sa Central Visayas District
Command nagbase sa Cebu.
Pero ang una nga District
Commander mao si Commodore Cecile Chen, nagbase
sa Cebu, duha ka district ang
iyang gidala.
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They were worried that
their daughter might have a
placard bearing “pusher ako,
wag tularan.”
According to Angelika’s
class adviser, Manilyn D. Cabaltera, the teener is a regular
student who is struggling to
finish her high school. By Lottie Salarda
Sunod si Commodore William Milad nga maoy District
Commander na sa Central
Visayas, hulip kang Commodore Chen nga na promote
ngadto sa pagka Rear Admiral.
Si Milad mao na karon ang
Commandant sa Philippine
Coast Guard.
Gisundan ni Admiral Milad ni Capt. Pablo Gonzales,
unya si Capt. Pedro Tinampay,
apan wala siya magdugay kay
narelibuhan kini dihang nitikyaub ang MB Kim Nirvana B
niadtong Hulyo 2, 2015 diin 62
katawo ang nangamatay, bata
tiguwang, babaye ug lalake.
Sila mga pasahero sa banca.
Dayun nihulip si Capt. Jose
William Isaga hangtud karon,
hayan sa Coast Guard District
Visayas na siya abtan sa iyang
promosyun sa pagka Commodore. Karon nga daghan nang
kawani sa Coast Guard dinhi
sa Eastern Visayas, bisan layo
nga mga isla may mga substations na. Gusto makaseguro
ang coastguard nga kanunay
luwas ang mga pasahero samtang maglawig latas sa lawud.
Ni Paul Libres
“I have never been
over concerned or
obsessed with opinion
polls or popularity
polls. I think a leader
who is, is a weak leader.
Between being loved
and being feared, I
have always believed
Machiavelli was right.
If nobody is afraid of
me, I’m meaningless.
(The Singapore story:
memoirs of Lee Kuan
Yew)
Babaye gipusil-patay sa Benolho, anak na dalaga, natapsingan
ALBUERA, LEYTE – Patay
ang 46 anyus nga ginang
dihang gipusil kini sa lalake nga iyang gikalalis,
diyot pa napagan ang anak
dalaga, maayo gani kay
tapsing lamang ang pagkaigo niini. Police niila sa
biktima nga Elvira Sergio,
taga Binolho, ug ang anak
niini si Karen, 24 anyus.
Ang suspek sila si Romeo
Alinsub a.k.a. “Miyot”
nagpuyo sa maong dapit,
Allan Alinsub, ug Carson
Yuson, mga umangkon,
nagpuyo sab sa barangay
Binolho, ning lungsud.
H u m a n s a k re m i n ,
nisibat ang mga suspek,
hinungdan ang hepe sa
Albuera Police Ch. Insp.
Juvie Espinido nimando ug
hot pursuit operation. Pagbalik sa mga pulis sa estasyun dala na nila sila Allan
Alinsub ug Yuson, pero si
Romeo kinsa maoy nipusil
sa biktima, nakakagiw na.
Sa report nakuha gikan sa Albuera Police, ang
insedente nahitabo hapit na
alas onse sa buntag Agusto
23. Ang inbistigador sa
Apartment, gikawatan og menor de edad
ORMOC CITY – Gisud ug
kawatan ang apartment ni
Rosario “Charivic” Serafica
diha sa Ilang-ilang, Cogon,
ug duha niya nga okupante
ang nabiktima.
Mga pulis daling miaksyon pag-imbestigar sa kaso
ug nasabtan nga usa ka menor
de edad ang suspek. Sul-obsul-ob pa sa batang lalaki ang
usa ka relo nga gikawat na may
brand nga DKNY. Gisubay pa
kung asa ang mga laing butang
gipangkawat.
Sa report nakuha gikan
sa police station I, si Serafica
nangayog ayuda sa mga pulis
kay si Matiola Villanueva, osa
sa iyang okopante nisumbong
ngadto kaniya sa nahitabo.
Nadeskubrehan kini hapon
Agusto 26.
Sila si SPO1 Ruben Orsolino, PO2 Joselito Sibiu g PO1
John Patrick Pablico ang niresponde. Pag abot nila sa dapit,
ilang nakita nga nag pasad ang
mga butang ni Mrs. Villanueva
sa hawanan. Nakita sad sa
mga pulis nga way CCTV ang
dapit. Si Mrs. Villanueva, nagtrabaho sa EDC, niingon iyang
nabiyaan ang ilang giabangan
nga apartment kay didto siya
sa trabaho, ang iyang anak
babaye didto sad sa tunghaan.
Nawala gikan kang Mrs.
Villanueva ang mga mahinungdanon nga butang sama
sa relo ug play station. Dili
gyud hinuon dako ang danyus
naangkon sa ginang.
Sa inbistigasyun ni SPO1
Orsolino, ang suspek nakasud
sa gipoy-an ni Mrs. Villanueba pinaagi sa pagtangtang
sa blades sa jalousie sa bentana sa kasilyas. Didto sad agi
ang kawatan paggawas na sa
apartment.
Laing nag abang sa apartment ni Mrs. Serafica, si Eunice
Alexandra Rosales, gikawatan
niadtong Agusto 25. Didto sa
trabaho ang ginang, nakalimtan ug lock ang pultahan. Didto
naka sud ang kawatan. Ang
nawala gikan kaniya mao ang
computer balor P50 mil pesos,
iPhone duha ka buok balor
P44 mil pesos, iPad balor 28
mil pesos, ug obang gamit ang
nadala sa kawatan. Karon ang
mga pulis wala pay giya kinsay
suspek malaumon ang mga
pulis nga makakita silag tawo
nga makatug-an bahin sa pag
ila sa kawatan. Ni Paul Libres
kaso, SPO2 Rey Managpo,
niingon ang mga biktima
gikan pa sa siyudad sa
Ormoc, ug pagkakita sa
suspek nga si Romeo Alinsub, niadto kini sa balay sa
biktima ug gikomprontase
kini, didto na natumaw ang
lalis hangtud nisilaob sa kasuko si Alinsub ug gipusil
ang ginang. Nakaangkon
kini ug pinusilan sa iyang
dughan, lawas ug namatay
dihadiha, samtang si Karen,
ang anak nadala sa tambalanan sa Ormoc, pero dili man
grabe kay sa bukton lang
ang tapsing niini.
Agusto 24 sa buntag,
si Karen personal niadto sa
Albuera Police Station aron
mopasaka ug kiha batok
sa mga suspek. Si Allan
Alinsub nagsilbing lookout,
samtang siYuson maoy nagmaneho sa motor nilang
gisakyan, polong sa desk
officer PO2 Gerry Tuando.
Ning pagbalita wala pay
kasayuran ang mga pulis
hain magtago kini si Romeo
Alinsub. Ni Paul Libres
Tungod sa 5-pesos, tawo patay
ORMOC CITY- Niresponde ang mga pulis sa PS3 sa
Linao sa tawag ni Tambulilid barangay chairman Max
Jaballa kay may osa ka tawo gitigbas didto sa ilang
barangay.
Sila si SPO1 Ricardo Molo, SPO1 Teodoro Abril ug PO1
Rizaldy Cutab inbistigador niresponde, pag abot nila sa
basketball court, nakita sa mga awtoridad ang nagkadugo
nga tawo. Nagtuo ang kapitan nga masalba pa ang biktima
pero polong ni Jonas Astilla sa Ormoc Rescue nga patay
na ang biktima.
Ang biktima giila nga Jaime Camongay y Wenceslao,
taga Tambulilid, samtang ang suspek nailhan nga “Gaga
Meting”, gituhoan nga taga Merida pero kasamtangan
nagpuyo sa Tambulilid. Ang hinungdan sa kremin mao
ang lalis tungod sa sugal nga tong-its.
Sa inbistigasyun sa PS3 police, ang nagduwa ug tongits sila Alejandro Almandras, Gaga Meting ug kadtong
biktima. Sa tantong duwa, nitumaw ang lalis tali sa suspek ug ang biktima tungod sa singko pesos. Nisilaob ang
kasuko niining biktima ug giayu ug santako ang suspek
na si Meting na niadtong higayuna, igo lang niduko ug
nihanyu nga hunongon na siyag sukmag.
May mga niuwang ug nahusay na nila ang kasungian,
naundang ang duwa ug namauli na ang nagsugal. Pero
si Meting nga nakatilaw ug bonog niuli ug nagkuha ug
pinote, gi sundan kadtong biktima ug gitigbas. Una nga
naigo ang lawas, ug milinge, gisundan siya’g tigbas sa
liog, hapit maputol.
Nisibat si Meting ug gisuwayan og gukod sa mga pulis
pero wala nila madakpi. Polong sa mga pulis, tungod sa
sugal ug singko ra nga hinungdan, osa ka kinabuhi ang
nakalas. Ang suspek giandaman nag kiha sa mga pulis
tungod sa salaod nga gihimo niini. Ni Paul Libres
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August 22-28, 2016
Interesting....
I WILL have to keep this week’s column
short. I almost forgot to put a jump page for
Fr. Roy Cimagala, who is expounding his
opinion on very important matters of the day.
Anyway, this was an interesting week. On
Tuesday, I had just barely left Palo when the
call came that Atty. Rogelio Bato Jr. was killed.
Reporter Lottie Salarda settles the issue on the
girl’s age. On page 2, she reports the girl was 19.
By Thursday, Mayor Espinosa moves in to
live in with “drug buster” cop Espenido. Hilarious, really!
By Friday, Ormoc hosted the 1st Vegetable
Congress. Saturday was the launching of Kilusang Pagbabago and the Football Fest.
Cabinet Secretary Jun Evasco is an interesting priest. A former priest, former NPA, former
mayor and former Davao city administrator, he
looked so fatherly that you couldn’t imagine this
was a man who has no qualms of fighting back
at criminals. In his speech, he said that good
men should learn to fight back and not let evil
men rule. Hmmmm
FR. ROY ... from P. 4
rent state of our laws that are now found
to be ineffective or lacking in something
necessary. We have to understand that our
human laws need to evolve without abandoning their essential purpose. They need
to be updated to adapt to current situations.
A more appropriate system of checks
and balances among the different branches
and agencies of our government should be
put in place.
This should be a serious affair that
should not be trivialized by too much
politicking and grandstanding. Let’s hope
that we can choose lawmakers and public
officials who are competent to carry out
their responsibility.
As to the clergy, a great challenge
befalls us. But before we start thinking of
building rehab centers and the like, we
should intensify our spiritual and pastoral
ministry. We have to keep the priority of
Mary over Martha. While the state and civil
society aim at making people responsible
citizens, we in the Church have to focus on
encouraging people to be saints.
As one saint once said, today’s crises
are basically a crisis of saints. People are not
praying anymore. They are simply guided
by their emotions and instincts and some
questionable ideologies. There’s a lot of
doctrinal ignorance and confusion, and
religious indifference.
Today’s drug problem is just a result
of many previous crises that have not been
effectively resolved: corruption, deceit,
infidelity, lack of temperance, etc. There is
little authentic spiritual life in many people.
If these basic problems in people’s
spiritual life are made to persist, then we
can expect graver crises after the one on
drugs. In other countries, this is what we
observe. They are now into terrorism and
massacres and mindless rampage.
Everyone has to be involved, but I
imagine that the clergy has to focus more
on strengthening the spiritual and moral
lives of people. These aspects are basic
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Fully autonomous
cars are coming
DETROIT IS abuzz with excitement as
Ford Motor Company announced in August 2016 out of its Palo Alto, Californiacampus that it is launching SAE Standard
J3016 Level 4 - fully autonomous vehicles
in 2021 to ride sharing customers. Ford
CEO Mark Fields said it intends to market
vehicles that will have no steering wheels,
no gas and no control pedals.
Ford is no longer a car manufacturing
company. It intends to become an entity
that moves people and cargo around safely
and efficiently. Although convenience and
mobility were the focus of the announcement, Ford also acknowledged that safety
is a big part of the reason to promote more
driver assistance and eventually fully
autonomous vehicles. Providing mobility to those without access today, such as
the elderly and infirm, was another of the
high-level goals. There are also potential
opportunities in local package delivery.
These vehicles will first be available to
companies with a fleet of vehicles that have
more or less fully defined routes of travel
such as transportation companies and
cargo delivery movers. Individual buyers
are unlikely to be its first customers.
The announcement came just as the
tandem of Uber and Volvo is making available to customers in the Pittsburgh area
this year some Volvo XC90 self-driving
SUV s outfitted with many sensors that
use cameras, lasers, sensors, radar and GPS
receivers. Uber and Volvo signed a pack to
spend more than $300 million to develop
driverless cars by 2021. Uber’s deal with
Volvo is not exclusive; it is also buying
Otto, a driver-less truck mobility start-up
company attempting to bring driver-less
vehicles into the market. Tesla and Google
are also developing their own program to
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Breastfeeding
Awareness Month
BREASTFEEDING OR nursing is the
feeding of babies and young children
with milk from a woman’s breast. It is
recommended to start breastfeeding
within the first hour of a baby’s life and
continued as often and as much as the
baby wants. During the first few weeks of
life, babies may nurse roughly every two
to three hours. The duration of a feeding
is usually ten to fifteen minutes on each
breast. Older children feed less often.
Today, many working mothers find it
hard to breastfeed their babies, juggling
their roles as mothers and professionals.
Thanks to the new gadgets, mothers may
pump milk on their own; so that it can
be used later when breastfeeding is not
possible. Breastfeeding has a number of
benefits to both mother and baby, which
infant formula lacks.
Pursuant to Republic Act (RA) 10028,
otherwise known as the Expanded Breastfeeding Promotion Act of 2009, August
of every year is Breastfeeding Awareness
Month. It aims to protect, promote and support breastfeeding as the normal, natural
and preferred method of feeding infants
and young children. It is slowly being
implemented in malls as most of these have
breastfeeding rooms for lactating mothers.
Similar rooms can also be found in airports.
Breastfeeding is promoted worldwide
because of the many benefits it gives to
both the baby and the mother. Deaths of an
estimated 820,000 children under the age of
five could be prevented globally every year
with increased breastfeeding. Breastfeeding
decreases the risk of respiratory tract infections and diarrhea; it also lowers the risks of
asthma, food allergies, celiac disease, type 1
diabetes, and leukemia. Breastfeeding may
also improve cognitive development and
decrease the risk of obesity in adulthood.
The World Health Organization
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THE CEBU clergy had their monthly recollection the other day. The invited guest
speaker, both a lawyer and journalist,
among other things, was one known for
her advocacy in human rights. We were
given a drill on human rights, rule of law,
due process and other related topics, all of
them as some kind of reaction to the rise
of extra-judicial killings (EJK) that we are
hearing about these days.
From where I sat, I noticed that the
priests were especially attentive, except
of course for a few. There will always be
exceptions, but this time, I noticed more
rapt attention. The archbishop was around,
together with the two auxiliary bishops.
They were also all ears.
I was happy to note that the talk
presented the nuances of human rights
as articulated by institutions like the UN
and, of course, our constitution, and other
personalities of some standing. Since the
speaker was a lawyer and not a theologian,
there was hardly any theological explanation beyond the fact that human rights
spring from man’s being the image and
likeness of God.
The reaction of the priests in general
was mainly that of grave concern, since it
cannot be denied that the drug problem we
have is a first-class crisis. Recent developments have lifted the lid on this crisis whose
scary dimensions are getting far worse than
what are generally suspected.
Somehow priests get to know more details about this crisis because they preside
over funerals of drug-related deaths in their
parishes, they get to receive information
from their parishioners, they hear confessions and they also are sought for some
pieces of advice from people. They are near
the frontline.
They have mixed feelings about this
issue. While they are somehow happy
with the current campaign against people
involved in drugs, they are also alarmed
at the rise of these extra-judicial killings
whose perpetrators we cannot be sure of—
whether they are done by some vigilantes,
or the police, or drug people themselves in
their own internecine conflicts.
What comes to my mind is that this
development we are having at this time,
provoked by the ascendance of our new
president, has good aspects as well as poses
new challenges that we have to tackle.
Definitely, the drug problem has to be
tackled head-on before it gets any worse.
As it is now, it is really ugly. But we need
to further develop our systems—police,
judicial, penal, medical, political, economic,
social, etc.—to cope with this highly complex problem.
Let’s hope that our lawmakers can craft
better laws that are more effective in blending our need to get the culprits as well as
our need for respect of human rights, rule
of law and due process.
We obviously cannot remain at the cur-
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August 22-28, 2016
Rio Olympics
2016
Adoption
concerns
WE ARE now in the year where there is
the hosting of the Summer Games in Brazil (Rio de Janeiro) scheduled to be from
the 5th to 21st of August 2016. It started in
1896 and it is hosted by different nations
around the world since 1896. This corner
remembers the one held in Melbourne,
Australia last 1956. It was the year when I
was in the prime of my life. It was eleven
years after the Liberation in the Second
World War. It is my opinion that the period from 1946 to 1961 (15 yrs) is the best
period of my life which was in Manila.
Quezon City was then my venue of “action.” State University (UP) is incidentally
in Quezon City.
The Olympic Games held in Berlin in
1936 was used by Adolf Hitler as a springboard to show to the world the supremacy
of the Arian race of which Germany belongs. When his best runner in the Games
was beaten by US runner, Jesse Owens,
he had to swallow his pride. By the way,
making a nitwit of a man to be a leader is
bad practice. Hitler was such a man. Look
at what happened to Germany. He took his
life because of what happened to Germany
in the aftermath of WW-II. It was broken
up and the rest of Europe which was what
happened when Hitler behaved like a child
playing a parlor game of acquiring nations
like they were toys. Moral Lesson: never
put an imbecile on a pedestal of power.
He will think that playing like a god is like
playing any ordinary game. All his officers
were either executed or they took their lives
by their revolvers or cyanide pills.
So many athletes try to be the best.
So many of them got the top award: Gold
medallion. But those who achieved the top
award did not know that somewhere in
the future, somebody made it by beating
previous records. No matter what they got
or what record they broke, it is my opinion
I WOULD HAVE wanted to adopt a baby
girl after having 4 sons and the prospect of
naming our next child Jny-Malu seemed
remote. It was not meant to be but I know
I would love that child as our own. I still
wonder up to now how I would feel if she
goes away to college, celebrate her debut,
walk the aisle with her as the bride, and
finally give us a grandchild – most probably bawl in all those instances.
Adoption is really an excellent option
especially with the booming population
and the number of babies up for it. Studies
also show that being adopted can be one of
the best things to happen to a kid.
People who adopt tend to be wealthier
than other parents, both because of selfselection and because of the adoption
screening process. Adoptive parents tend to
be better-educated and put more effort into
raising their kids, as measured by things
like providing the child with books and
getting involved in their school activities.
And yet, as rated by their teachers
and tests, adopted children tend to have
worse behavioral and academic outcomes
in kindergarten and first grade than birth
children do, according to a research.
As measured by their teachers, young
adoptive children were more likely than
biological ones to get angry easily and to
fight with other students. If a 50 percent
score represents an average level of this
type of “problem behavior,” adopted kindergarteners were higher than average, at
64 percent, while children with two biological parents were at 44 percent. Children in
single-parent, step, and foster families all
had fewer behavioral issues than adopted
kindergarteners, at 58 percent, although
this difference was not significant. A similar pattern (63 percent versus 43 percent)
emerged for adopted and biological first
that nobody else can beat the record of
swimmer Michael Phelps of the US. In all,
he received 22 (twenty two) Gold medals
in the span of three Olympic Games from
2008, 2012 and 2016. No doubt, he is one in a
million. Champions come and go but none
can ever receive what Phelps achieved in
swimming. We are only counting his gold
medals. How about his silver and perhaps
his bronze medals? When you look at his
physique, you’d think he was an albatross.
If he was a Pinoy, he’d have gotten P220
million; a millionaire over and over. Our
government gives P10 million for gold; P5
million for silver and P3 million for bronze.
If he was a Pinoy, he’d have been richer by
P220 million, not counting his silver and
bronze medals.
The next Summer Games of the Olympics will be hosted by Tokyo, Japan in 2020.
This corner can only wonder if we can
ever host the Olympics. Of course we do
not have the facilities needed to host the
Games. Moreover, we do not have enough
hotel spaces to take in hundreds upon
thousands of visitors with discriminating
tastes not only on food but of possible sale
of goods.
We have not produced any winner of
gold medal in any event of the Games. The
most we got is silver in men’s boxing and
in women’s weight-lifting. Big deal!! No
doubt about it, we still have a long way
off to produces a gold winner like the USA
which has plenty of talent from fifty states
across the length and breadth of their continent. The most we can do is regional like
in the Asean countries which is limited to
countries in the 10 countries that compose
the Asean. Hearing the national anthem
see
POTPOURRI
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These vigilantes and
EJK’s may create
other monsters
MANY PEOPLE are wondering over, and
even questioning, the official statistics on
the death toll/fatalities in the anti-illegal
drugs war submitted by the PNP Chief Director General Ronald “Bato” de la Rosa.
He admitted in the on-going Senate hearing that the rash of killings of drug suspects, pushers or users, in the anti-drugs
war that the death toll of 800 persons were
the results of official police operations,
while the rest of the killings and summary
executions of more than 1,000 were done
by vigilante groups and by other unidentified or unknown persons.
Let’s leave for now the issue on the
resulting fatalities due to police operations
against drugs to the Senate investigation to
unravel which are due to legitimate police
operations and what are not.
We are focusing on the death toll done
by vigilante groups and other summary
executions by still unidentified persons that
are alarming in sheer numbers of people
killed and in the impunity of the attacks
that are even larger than those from police
actions admitted by the PNP. These summary executions perpetrated by vigilante
groups have also resulted in the recent
deaths of apparently innocent victims like
the 5-year old girl hit by a stray bullet intended by the gunman for her grandfather
and the shooting to death of a young girl
from Tacloban City, who was found out
later to be two months pregnant, and she
was riding in the car of Atty. Rogelio Bato
who was ambushed in the streets of Tacloban. Atty. Bato was known as the lawyer
graders.
Teachers also said adopted children
were less likely to pay attention in class,
were less eager to learn new things, and
didn’t persist as long on challenging tasks.
The adopted kids also performed worse on
an objective math test and slightly, though
not significantly, worse than birth children
on a reading test.
Adoptive parents go to great lengths
to do a great service. Why are their young
kids’ behavior and test scores worse?
One clue might be attachment theory,
which holds that a strong bond with at least
one nurturing adult (usually the mother) is
essential to a child thriving. That adult can
be the adoptive parent, but the adoption itself might mean that the bond with the birth
parent was disrupted or never formed. In
the worst cases, these children might have
experienced a traumatic event prior to their
adoption. Early trauma can affect the parts
of the brain that control mood and learning.
Infants and toddlers with a so-called
“disorganized attachment” to their earliest
caregivers such as those who feel frightened of or dissociated from their parents,
are more psychologically vulnerable later
in life. Among other things, they have more
problems regulating their emotions and
managing conflicts without resorting to
hostility.
This is not an argument against adoption. It is generally considered a better solution than institutionalization or remaining
in a bad home environment. If anything,
research emphasizes the importance of a
strong attachment between parents and
children in early childhood. Unfortunately,
the challenges faced by adopted children
are just one visible example of that.
NI ATTY. MANING GOLO
of the Espinosa family in Albuera, Leyte.
People are now worrying and even
fearful, aside from the blatant violations of
human rights by these
unidentified/unknown summary
killer groups, as to whether there exist
some unofficial death squads or vigilante
groups tolerated or even sanctioned by the
PNP hierarchy and by some high ranking
government officials to implement the
anti-drug war.
Gen. de la Rosa however stated that he
has directed to investigate these summary
executions/killings by vigilante groups.
We believe also that the PNP should conduct an intensive investigation on the summary killings that will lead to the unmasking of these unidentified groups of killers
for the safety and peace of mind of peaceful
citizens. As one of its main mandates as
a police organization to solve crimes, the
PNP should consider these unexplained
killings as similar to murder cases to be
solved. The PNP is official arm of government to maintain a peaceful community
and for the protection of people. .Or else if
the PNP fails to perform its main mandate
to stop crimes and prosecute these criminals, the prevailing situation may create
other major problems for our communities
such as letting these criminally-minded
groups to metamorphose into gun for hire
groups and to other forms of criminal syndicates if the police does not neutralize and
prosecute them.
Hero
Dear Atty. Golo,
Dear Eron,
Di ba ang “National Heroes Day”
niadto, Nov. 30? Karon Aug. 29 lagi.
Ilubong na kono si Marcos? Di na man
uso ang “hero.” Ang importante, kwarta.
Mao nga ang mga botante modawat jud
og kwarta. Ang mga politico pod, mamalit og boto. Ang mga “hero” sa una,
mamalit pod og boto? Para nako, si Tatay
“hero.” Bisan tolo nay anak ni Nanay sa
lain, gipakaslan gihapon siya ni Tatay.
Mora lagi si Tatay og politico. Ang mga
politico, nagsigeg pangawat og kwarta
nga dili ilaha. Si Tatay pod, nagsigi’g buhi
ug mga anak nga dili iya.
Niadto, ang National Heroes Day,
Nov. 30. Gibalhin kini sa katapusang
Lunes sa Agosto (Proc. No. 831) aron ma
“emphasize” nga alang ni sa tanan nga
“hero.” May “order” na si Pres. Rody nga
ilubong si Pres. Marcos sa Libingan ng
mga Bayani. Apan dunay misang-at og
reklamo sa Korte Suprema. Ang politico
nga mamalit og boto maoy “ corrupt”
numero uno. Kintahay “leader” apan sa
tinud-anay, “dealer.” Ang imong Tatay,
dalaygon ang gihimo. Nagsakripisyo alang kaninyo. Maayo na lang nga wa siya
moliwat nimo.
Matinahuron,
Eron
The Gospel on Sunday
Sept. 4, 2016
23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time
Luke 14:25-33
Great crowds were traveling with Jesus, and he turned and addressed them,
“If anyone comes to me without hating his
father and mother, wife and children, brothers and sisters, and even his own life, he
cannot be my disciple. Whoever does not
carry his own cross and come after me cannot be my disciple. Which of you wishing to
construct a tower does not first sit down and
Imong amigo,
Manny G. Golo
calculate the cost to see if there is enough
for its completion? Otherwise, after laying
the foundation and finding himself unable to
finish the work the onlookers should laugh
at him and say, ‘This one began to build but
did not have the resources to finish.’
Or what king marching into battle would
not first sit down and decide whether with
ten thousand troops he can successfully oppose another king advancing upon him with
twenty thousand troops? But if not, while he
is still far away, he will send a delegation
to ask for peace terms. In the same way,
anyone of you who does not renounce all
his possessions cannot be my disciple.”
People, Places
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Tacloban retail stores
found selling fake cigars
TACLOBAN CITY – Retail
stores in this city were issued
on Wednesday, August 23,
“warning letters” by Philip
Morris Fortune Tobacco
Inc. (PMFTC Inc.) to stop
selling fake cigarettes with
brand names Marlboro,
Fortune, and Jackpot, after
surprise purchases indicated
they were selling counterfeit
cigarettes.
The stores concerned were
located in front of the Tacloban
Public Market. Local authorities were also alerted to the
growing problem of counterfeit cigarettes, which are of
poor quality, and denies the
government Sin Tax revenues.
Under Republic Act 8293,
otherwise known as the “Intellectual Property Code of
the Philippines”, a criminal
penalty of imprisonment from
2 to 5 years and a fine ranging from Php50,000.00 to
Php200,000.00 may be imposed upon anyone caught
committing the aforesaid unlawful act, in addition to any
civil and administrative sanctions imposed by law for the
same offense.
The traders were also
warned that because fake
PMFTC products bear fake
BIR excise tax stamps, sellers also commit tax offenses
punishable under the National
Internal Revenue Code.
PMFTC had been working
closely with law enforcement
in pursuing traders and store
owners who are involved with
the illegal sale of fake items.
By LMJ
CEBU PACIFIC (PSE: CEB)
calls for aspiring cabin crew
to join its recruitment fair
in Manila, Cagayan de Oro,
Davao and Iloilo between
September and October
2016. CEB is set to recruit
around 100 cabin crew to
increase its flying crew to
more than 1800.
The recruitment fairs for
cabin crew will be held in
the following cities: Manila
(Cebu Pacific Building, Pasay
City) on September 3; Iloilo
City (Corazon Room, Iloilo
Business Hotel, Glicerio Pison
cor. Benigno Aquino Ave.,
Smallville Complex, Mandurriao) on September 9; Davao
City (Mangosteen and Durian
Function Rooms, Park Inn by
Radisson Davao) on September 24; and Cagayan de Oro
City (Eaton Room, Mallberry
Suites Business Hotel, Florentino Drive, Limketkai Centre)
on September 30.
“We offer excellent career
opportunities and progression,
exposure to vast global network of exciting destinations,
unlimited travel benefits and
competitive packages for fun
and dynamic individuals. We
highly encourage everyone to
be one of us and become instrumental in bringing people
together through safe, affordable, reliable, and fun-filled air
travel,” said Atty. JR Mantaring, CEB Vice President for
Corporate Affairs.
CEB will process the applications on the same day,
between 9:00 A.M. to 3:00
P.M. Acceptance of updated
curriculum vitae with 2x2
photo will be until 1:00 P.M.
only. Applicants must possess
a dynamic personality, height
of at least 5’3” for female, and
5’7” for male, weight that is
proportional to height, clear
complexion, good eyesight and
a catchy smile, among others.
Responsibilities include guaranteeing the safety of guests on
board the aircraft, and ensuring that guests have a fun and
pleasant flying experience.
The detailed job descriptions and qualifications can
also be found on www.cebupacificair.com or CEB’s page
on jobstreet.com.ph. PR
Cebu Pac recruits crew
INFO ... from P. 14
experience during supertyphoon Yolanda in 2013.
That time, the people were
warned of “storm surges”
but it was foreign to the
coastal inhabitants who
have been drilled for tsunami scenarios. “Tidal wave”
or “tsunami-like waves”
would have sent the message across, he said, but
nobody understood what
“storm surge” was until it
happened.
Now, he said, there’s
these “gale warnings” everybody hears on the news.
The governor added he
does not even really know
what “gale” is in Waray or
Bisaya, and emphasized
that it was important that
these information is spread
in the dialect one completely understands.
The governor gave his
observations during the
climate change and agriculture summit held in
this town on August 23,
sponsored by the American Chamber of Commerce
and the Philip Morris-Fortune Tobacco Company
(PMFTC)
AmCham president
Ebb Hinchcliffe and PMFTC
external director Varinia
Elero-Tinga were also present.
Hinchcliffe and Tinga
said they conceptualized
the summit to help disseminate best practices on
disaster risk reduction management and technology
and information in field
of agriculture. AmCham
and PMFTC have been collaborating in Eastern Visayas on various Yolandarehabilitation and recovery
programs.
In attendance were agriculturists and extension
workers from the 40 towns
of Leyte and the Cities of
Ormoc and Baybay. By
Lalaine M. Jimenea
On August 24, Vice Mayor Michael L. Cari of Baybay City celebrated his 48th birthday. His natal day is also timed with that of his eldest
son, Jonas, who turned 16. However, the boy, who is now taller than her father, as proud Mom Dr. Noreen Punzalan-Cari says, could not
come to the celebration as he is now studying at Ateneo. The celebrant’s parents were around, Engr. Peping and Mayor Carmen L. Cari,
as well as his sisters Carmel and Chinkee. Rep. Jose Carlos Cari could not come but was ably represented by his sons. Cousins also came,
to include Leyte vice governor Carlo P. Loreto. It was a nice, simple affair held at the family’s beach house in Gabas. Those who stayed
long were entertained by a 4-man band which played mellow music that the celebrator loves. To VM Mike and Jonas, may you have many
happy returns of the day! - From Jose Sanro and Lalaine M. Jimenea
Baybay City inks MOA with Metro Gaisano group
BAYBAY CITY - After five
years of negotiation, finally, Super Metro will soon
construct its newest mall,
through the signing of a
memorandum of agreement
(MOA) between the city
government and Arthur Emmanuel, President and Chief
Operating Officer of Metro
Retail Stores Group Inc.
(MRSGI).
The MOA also includes
the resolution granting the
authority to Mayor Carmen
Cari to enter into a leasehold
contract with MRSGI for the
city’s 1-hectare reclamation
area, in which they have already advanced their rental
for 5 years, amounting to
P12.8 million.
Mayor Cari said that the
money would be utilized to
reclaim another hectare for
local vendors, as part of the
inclusive development that
they are pushing for the city.
For his part, Arthur Emmanuel said that they would
be employing around 200 locals as store employees, aside
from the manpower that they
will need for the construction
of the building for the next
8-12 months.
In the next ninety days,
Baybay City Mayor Carmen L. Cari and Arthur Emmanuel, president and COO of the Metro Retail Stores
Group Inc., pose for posterity after the signing of the MOA. With them are Vice Mayor Michael L. Cari
and Rep. Jose Carlos “Boying” Cari (standing, 3rd from right) and other town officials and witnesses.
they will also be looking into
local manufacturing and agricultural products that they
can sell, not only in here, but
also in the rest of their stores
nationwide.
“We have heard that they
have quality products here, so
we are looking into creating
partnerships with the community, especially with the
Visayas State University so
we can also help in their livelihood,” he said.
Moreover, he assured the
mayor that they will be supporting the city’s community
service programs, like what
they do in other cities.
Currently, Super Metro
Gaisano has branches in Maasin, Tacloban, Calbayog and
soon in Ormoc and other cities
in Eastern Visayas. By Tonette
Marticio
Try to make at least one person happy every day. If you cannot do a kind deed,
speak a kind word. If you cannot speak a kind word, think a kind thought. Count up,
if you can, the treasure of happiness that you would dispense in a week, in a year, in
a lifetime! - Lawrence G. Lovasik
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Chasing the dream of an Ormoc Museum - 2
Mixed media artist Dante Enage poses for EV Mail.
Dante Enage’s exhibit was
an “all sold out” one!
TACLOBAN CITY – The renowned mixed media artist who
made President Rodrigo Duterte’s portrait using “tuba” or
our local coconut wine, held his fourth solo exhibit tagged
as “Balaraw” (a Waray-Waray term which means circle or
round) at KBOX Art Gallery Café recently.
Dante Enage, whose talent is recognized locally and also
abroad, uses nature as his inspiration in making organic abstract
paintings. He has already exhibited his artwork in Malaysia,
Kuwait, Spain, Italy and US.
His name made a buzz in the online world by using the natural pigment derived from the tanbark of “barok”, a mangrove used
for flavoring and color of tuba, in making the president’s portrait
during his first State of the Nation Address (SONA) on July.
Enage, a known Duterte supporter since the start of the
campaign, thought of showing his support by way of his art,
where he disclosed that he only made the portrait for twelve
hours. He wishes to personally give it to the president.
He believes that using tuba is his way to relive the arts and
culture of Eastern Visayas, and to inspire the younger generations to unite for art.
The artist also expressed his gratitude to everyone who
patronized his pieces. It was an “all sold out” exhibit, even on
its opening day.
The exhibit was opened to the public by Vice-mayors Jerry
“Sambo” Yaokasin and Ronnan Christian Reposar of Palo, Leyte
and Councilor Vangie Esperas. By Tonette Marticio
THE MUSEU NG KATIPUNAN IN SAN JUAN CITY is just a small museum. It is devoted to showcase the events leading to the Filipino revolution
in the 1800’s, when the fire of heroism and independence spread through the area. Despite its smallness, the museum is big in storytelling. The
guides skillfully toured Mayor Richard Gomez, Rep. Lucy Torres-Gomez and the rest of the party from Ormoc City from the entrance to the exit,
taking us each step through the revolution years. Photos show the “Sanduguan,” when Katipuneros signed their pacts of brotherhood with blood;
a diorama depicting Benita Rodriguez sewing the first Filipino flag; a shirt full of inscriptions and Latin prayers and words, deemed to ward of
bullets and death; a torn cedula which depicted the Filipinos defiance against Spain; cards containing important milestones of the revolutionary
history. At the Museu ng Katipunan, the Ormocano visitors learned that a museum need not be as big and grand as the National Museum, but
what is important is the story that it weaves through time, taking care to be real to history. Next week: The Ayala Museum
OLBA holds elections, installs new officers
THE OCCIDENTAL Leyte Bar
Association (OLBA), the local
lawyer’s organization composed of lawyers from cities of
Ormoc and Baybay and municipalities of Albuera, Bato, Hilongos, Hindang, Inopacan, Isabel,
Kananga, Matag-ob, Matalom,
Merida, Palompon, San Isidro,
Tabango and Villaba, held their
elections and installation of officers on August 24, 2016 at the
2nd Floor of Lorenzo’s Café, in
Ormoc City.
The newly elected officers,
whose term of office ends on 2018
are: Atty. Ma. Luz Alsay Escalon,
president; Atty. Nolito M. Quilang,
vice-president; Fiscal Jennifer
Balboa-Cahig, secretary; Atty. Milreysa S. Dayandayan, treasurer
and Atty. Irene Vidaurreta, auditor.
The OLBA, whose main purpose is to assist in the effective
and efficient administration of
justice has several committees:
Membership Development (safeguards the professional interest of
the members of the OLBA); Ways
and Means (devises methods of
raising revenue for use in the government of OLBA); Professional
Responsibility (devises plans to
foster and maintain on the part
of the members high ideals of
integrity, learning, professional
competence, public service and
Photo by JOSH MANTUA JUNTILLA
OLBA IN ACTION. They are lawyers, yes, but they can clown around, too.
conduct.
The committee also entertains
complaints against OLBA members and with the concurrence of
the Board, conducts investigation
on such complaints and recommend sanctions for approval by
the Board); Legal Aid (devise the
establishment and efficient maintenance of a legal aid program to
provide free legal service to those
unable to pay for such service of
litigants within the area of OLBA);
Administration of Justice (carries
into effect the effective dispensation of justice within the territorial
jurisdiction of the OLBA and shall
undertake a regular dialogue
among the five pillars of justice:
and Inter- Professional and Business Relations (maintains liaison
between the Association and the
IBP National, IBP Leyte Chapter,
as well as the other profession,
civic and business groups).
These committees will be
headed by the following directors: Atty. Melchor Dumlao, Atty.
Jose Rommel A. Peñaranda, Atty.
Joseph Kirby Calipayan, Atty.
Alexander Salas Jr.. Atty. Gilianne
Kathryn L. Gantuangco and Atty.
Allan A. Castro.
On the same occasion, OLBA
also welcomed the lawyers within
the area of OLBA, who passed
the recent bar examinations:
Atty. Frances Jan Villarino and
Atty. Clint Octavius Labtic (both
from San Isidro), Atty. Rommel
P. Pusa (Matalom), Atty. Chelissa
Mae N. Rojas (Villaba), and Atty.
Gilliam Kathryn Gantuangco, Atty.
Alexander Salas, Jr. and Atty.
Irene Vidaurreta, all from Ormoc.
There were also newly appointed government lawyers
which OLBA honored. They are
Ormoc assistant city prosecutors
Jennifer Balboa- Cahig and Erwin
Pedrosa, and assistant Leyte provincial prosecutor for Palompon,
Fiscal Dylan A. Enage.
NOTICES
8
Republic of the Philippines
REGIONAL TRIAL
COURT
8th Judicial Regional
Branch 18
Hilongos, Leyte
EJF No. H-033-2016
FOR:
EXTRA JUDICIAL
FORECLOSURE OF
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE
RURAL BANK of
HILONGOS (Leyte),
Inc. represented by its
Manager, ROSARIO
ONG-VELOS, CPA,
Mortgagee,
-versusNELSON TERO and
NARCISA A. TERO,
Mortgagor.
x--------------------x
SHERIFF’S NOTICE OF
EXTRAJUDICIAL SALE
Before the Office
of the Shriff/Clerk of
Court is an Extra Judicial Foreclosure of Real
Estate Mortgage under
Act 3135, as amended
by Act No. 4118 filed
by RURAL BANK OF
HILONGOS (LEYTE)
INC., represented by its
Manager, Rosario OngVelos, CPA of legal age,
Filipino, married and a
resident and a resident of
Hilongos, Leyte, Philippines, against NELSON
TERO and NARCISA A.
TERO both of legal ages,
Filipino citizens and resident of Brgy. Kang-iras,
Hilongos, Leyte, to satisfy the mortgage indebtedness which computed
in the total amount of
ONE HUNDRED THIRTY FOUR THOUSAND
FIVE HUNDRED SEVENTY SIX and 100/70
(PhP134,576.70) Philippine Currency, representing interest, penalties excluding the expenses of
the foreclosure and other
expenses in connection
with the proceedings, the
undersigned will SELL
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
on October 7, 2016 at 9:00
o’clock in the morning
until 4:00 o’clock in the
afternoon or soon thereafter at the Regional Trial
Court, Branch 18, Hilongos, Leyte for CASH
and in the Philippine
Currency, the following
properties with all the
improvements found
thereon, described as
follows, to wit:
TAX DECLARATION OF REAL PROPERTY NO. 14020 00020
R-13
“A parcel of Agricultural land designated
as Lot No. 14737, Boundaries: North: Ass. Lot #
003 (14736); South: Ass.
Lot # 005 (14738); East:
Ass. Lot No. 004 (9780);
West: Cad. Lot 9800,017
(9801), with an area of
.1549 has, declared in the
name of SPS. NELSON
TERO AND NARCISA
AGON-TERO.” Situated
Republic of the Philippines
Province of Eastern Samar
City of Borongan
OFFICE OF THE SANGGUNIANG PANLUNGSOD
Ordinance No. 124
Series of 2016
AN ORDINANCE REGULATING ALL WATER SOURCES OF WATER DEALERS, OWNERS OF WATER PUMPS, WELLS AND RAIN
WATER RECEPTACLES FOR DRINKING AND OTHER HOUSEHOLD, COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL AND INSTITUTIONAL
USES TO SUBMIT THEIR WATER SAMPLES FOR BACTERIALOGICAL EXAMINATION; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES
AUTHOR AND SPONSOR: HON. ESTANISLAO N. QUELITANO, JR.
Chair, Committee on Environment and Climate Change
The Sangguniang Panlungsod in regular session duly convened
hereby ordained;
Section 1. Short Title. This Ordinance shall be called and referred
to as “An Ordinance Regulating Water Supply For Safe Human Consumption and Utilization”
Section 2. Coverage. This ordinance shall cover and include all
water dealers and water sources for domestic, commercial, industrial,
institutional and agricultural uses.
Section 3. Regular Test of Water Samples. There shall be a monthly
test on samples taken on-site from the target water sources by the City
Sanitation Inspector using the COLILERT 18 LABORATORY EQUIPMENT for bacteriological examination.
Section 4. Mode and Manner of Laboratory Tests.
4.1. The City Sanitation Inspector and the City Medical Technologist
are hereby authorized to conduct the laboratory examination of water
samples and inspection of sanitation of premises of water refilling stations/ stores and water sources.
4.2. In consultation with the City Health Officer, the City Sanitation
Inspector shall make and issue regular schedules of inspection of water
sources and establishments and / or collection of water samples including all barangays by cluster in the City.
4.3. The City Sanitation Inspector shall collect water samples onsite at the specific location of water refilling stations/ stores and water
pumps, wells including the water reservoirs of , and random households
served by the Borongan Water District or similar entity; and rain water
receptacles.
The container of the water sample shall be clean and marked of its
source, owner, establishment, time and date of collection.
(a) The water sample shall be tested for any bacteria contamination
using the COLLILERT 18 LABORATORY EQUIPMENT.
(b) If the test result is negative or without bacteria contamination,
the owner/ operator/ manager of the household or establishment shall
be notified accordingly.
(c) If the test results is positive or with bacteria contamination the
owner/ operator/ manager of the household or establishment shall be
notified accordingly. Chlorination shall immediately be done with the
assistance of the City Health Office.
(d) In the second case above, a second tests of Water Sample after
chlorination shall be done to affirm or negate the first results.
(e) In the event that the second test result is still positive or with
bacteria contamination, a third and final test of water sample shall be
done to make sure the accuracy of the consistency of test results of contamination. When and if the result is still positive, the relocation of the
water source shall be required.
(f) In the case of water refilling stations/ stores, water sample
from the water source shall be tested and again the “finished product”
shall be tested for any bacteriological contamination.
The same procedures in paragraphs (a), (b), (c), (d), and (e) above
shall apply.
Section 5. Confirmation of Test Result. The Medical Technologist of
the City Health Office , who shall have undergone skills training on the
operation and accuracy of Colilert 18 Laboratory Equipment and its test
results; shall certify to the accuracy of the report of the City Sanitation
Inspector in the prescribed FORM of the City Health Office.
Section 6. Environmental Laboratory Fees shall be collected after
each laboratory examination of water samples from as follows:
6.1. Water dealers, main store
P300.00
6.2. Water dealers, each branch
P200.00
6.3. Water District
P500.00
6.4. Water pumps and wells selling water supply
P300.00
6.5. For Subsequent or 2nd and 3rd test of water samples in Section
4.3 (d), and (e) only 50% of the regular rate shall be collected.
6.6. EXEMPTIONS. Refilling stations, water pumps and wells
not otherwise selling water supply shall be exempt from payment of
laboratory fees.
Section 7. Payment of Fees
(a) Upon receipt of the tests Result/s by the water dealer a Revenue
Collection Clerk from the City Treasurer’s Office shall collect payment of
fees and issue official receipts and thereafter remit the same to the Office
of the City Treasurer on the same day of collection of fees.
(b) The City Sanitation Inspector, when and if authorized by the
City Mayor and duly deputized by the City Treasurer may, as circumstances warrant, collect the fees, issue official receipts and likewise remit
in Barangay Kang –iras,
Muniicpality of Hilongos, Province of Leyte;
All sealed bids must
be submitted to the undersigned on the abovestated date and time.
In the event the
public auction, should
not take place due to
fortuitous event or any
reason under the exist-
ing Rules on Extra Judicial Foreclosure, on the
above- mentioned date it
shall be held on October
28, 2016 on the same time
and place.
Let this Notice be
published for three (3)
consecutive weeks in a
newspaper of general
circulation within the
Province of Leyte.
August 22-28, 2016
Hilongos, Leyte,
August 12, 2016.
(Sgd.) CHRISTIAN S.
VILLAS
Clerk of Court VI/ExOfficio Sheriff
NOTED:
(Sgd.) HON. EPHREM
S. ABANDO
Executive Judge
Copy furnished:
Eastern Visayas Mail
the same to the City Treasurer within three (3) working days.
Section 8. Safeguards During Stormy Weather or Calamities.
(a) During or in the aftermath of stormy weather conditions such
as continuous heavy rains with flooding, typhoons , storm surges; and
after earthquakes with or without tsunami or tidal wave or landslides,
the City Health Office shall conduct tests of samples of all water supply
including cisterns to determine any bacteriological contamination free
from fees in Section 6 hereof.
(b) In coordination with the City Fire Marshall, fire trucks of the
City Fire Station shall be used to deliver water rationing to affected
households in barangays accessible by road network cost to beneficiaries.
(c) For drinking and other household uses, the water in the trucks
shall, before delivery, be tested and certified by the City Sanitation Inspector and Medical Technologist as safe from bacteriological contamination.
Section 9. Prohibited Acts
It shall be unlawful for any person, individual or juridical, to do
the following acts, to wit:
9.1. When the water supply to households, commercial, industrial
or institutional uses shall have been adequate 24/7 or 24 hours, seven
days a week and stabilized, it shall be unlawful to construct wells with or
without water pumps of all types within twenty-five (25) meters radius
to the household or establishment septic tank.
9.2. Refusal to allow the City Sanitation Inspector and/ or Medical
Technologist of the City Health Office to inspect the premises of the water
refilling stations/ stores and water sources and collect water samples for
bacteriological tests.
9.3. Refusal to pay the Environmental Laboratory Fees on the same
working day when the Report on Test Result is received by the water
dealer.
9.4. To introduce into any water source tapped for human consumption and/ or utilization or into “finished product”, any contaminant as
may be verified and upon recommendation of the City Health Office.
9.5. To damage or destroy or to cause to damage or destroy, directly
or indirectly, water tanks, reservoirs and their tributaries, pumps, water
pipes and similar public or private utilities which would cause to harm
the health, hygiene and sanitation of the general public.
9.6. Electric or motorized water pumps connected to piped water
supply of the Borongan Water District or similar entity, shall not be used
to fill water tanks or reservoirs with capacity of fifty-two (52) gallons or
more during the period, five o’clock (5:00 a.m. ) in the morning until
six o’clock (6:00 p.m.) in the evening to allow households without such
electric or motorized water pumps access to continuous and sufficient
water supply.
9.7. Failure to replace worn out plastic water-jugs or similar water
containers owned by water refilling stations/ stores as verified and
recommended by the Sanitation Inspector.
9.8. Accepting worn out plastic water jugs or similar containers of
consumers for refill by water refilling stations/ stores.
Section 10. Penalties
10.1. Violations of any of the prohibited acts in Section 9 hereof,
shall be penalized to pay the Administrative Environmental Fine thus:
First offense for each violation ………. P500.00
Each second and subsequent violations
………. P1,000.00
The total fines of more than one (1) violation shall not exceed Five
Thousand (P5,000.00) Pesos.
10.2. Community Service
(a) Except for the Prohibited Acts in Sec. 9.1., 9.2., 9.4., and 9.5.,
first offenders may choose to pay the corresponding fines or may render
a one (1) day Community Service for each violation in their respective
barangays.
(b) The Community Service shall be complied within seven (7)
calendar days after receipt of due NOTICE.
10.3. Violations by Business Establishments:
(a) On the second (2nd) violation of any of the prohibited acts in
this Ordinance by any business establishment, suspension of its Business
Permit for fifteen (15) days shall be imposed in addition to any administrative fines consequential thereto; and within which to comply the
requirements in this Ordinance so violated.
(b) Failure to comply the requirements in paragraph 10.4 (a) above
shall be deemed as tantamount to a third (3rd) violation of this Ordinance
and shall be meted the penalty and requirements in paragraph 10.4 (c)
below.
(c) On the third (3rd) violation of any of the prohibited acts in
Section 9 above by any business establishment, revocation of its Business Permit shall be imposed in addition to any other penalty; and shall
be allowed to apply a new for Business Permit only after attending an
orientation conference with the City Health Office and compliance of the
requirements in this Ordinance.
10.4. In the event that such violations may ultimately reach litigation
in the proper court, the attendant imprisonment not exceeding one (1)
year may be imposed and the assessed fine/s therewith at the discretion
of said court.
10.5 In the case of the water refilling stations/stores, Borongan Water
District and similar juridical entities, the owner/ operators, Chairman
of the Board of Directors and Manager shall be liable and accountable
of any of the violations in their respective business establishments and
C/o Maritess Masendo
C.V. Alcuino St., Hilongos, Leyte
Rural Bank of Hilongos
(Leyte), Inc.
Hilongos, Leyte
NELSON TERO and
NARCISA A. TERO
Brgy. Kang-iras, Hilongos, Leyte
EV Mail Aug. 15-21, 2228, & 29- Sept. 4, 2016
Extrajudicial Settlement with Deed of
Absolute Sale
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the property of the late ARSENIO
VISCARA and PASTORA RIEGA re a
parcel of land Lot No. 221,Case 3 Cad.
566 – D, situated in Barangay San Juan
Hilongos, Leyte, with an area of 3,390
sq. m. covered by OCT No. P-34013 was
settled among their heirs and sold in favor
of JACQUELINE CLAUDINE UY ROBLE
per Doc. No. 265; Page No. 54; Book No.
XVI; Series of 2015 of Notary Public Ma.
Lourdes Madula-Vilbar. EV Mail Aug.
15-21, 22-28, & 29- Sept. 4, 2016
subject to the penalties hereof.
Section 11. Definition of Terms. For purposes of this Ordinance,
the following terms are defined as follows:
11.1. Water dealer – includes commercial water purifying/ refilling
stations or stores selling wholesale and / or retail in plastic water jugs or
similar containers and water district or entity selling piped water supply
11.2. Water pumps – include “jet-matic” and “pitcher” types hand
pumps; electric motor driven pumps; and deep wells commonly known
as “artesian” wells
11.3. Open shallow dug well – as the name connotes with or without
casing of any kind using a bucket to fetch water therein
11.4. Fire trucks – vehicles of the City Fire Station that supply water to barangays or households during emergency rationing in times of
calamities or its aftermath or extreme lack of water supply.
11.5. Colilert 18 Laboratory Equipment – a portable medical equipment used to test water samples for bacteria contamination such as
E-Coli and coliform the result of which can be obtained within eighteen
(18) hours.
11.6. Chlorine – a nonmetallic chemical used to treat water as
disinfectant.
11.7. Chlorination – to treat water with chlorine to make it potable
for human consumption or use.
11.8. Finished product – refers to “Purified” water in plastic water
jugs or similar containers in water refilling stations/ stores
11.9. Cistern – any underground tank for storing water for household, commercial, industrial or institutional uses
11.10. Septic tank – a tank in which waste matter is disintegrated
by bacteria
11.11. E- Coli – a rod-shaped bacterium from waste matter including human wastes such as coming from seepage from septic tanks that
causes intestinal illness
11.12. Coliform – the other forms of bacteriological contaminant
from the other forms of waste matter.
11.13. Rain water receptacle – a container usually connected to a
roofing or similar structure of a house or building used for collecting
water when it rains.
11.14. One (1) Day – a total of eight (8) hours during the day time.
No community service shall be rendered during night time.
11.15. Community Service – Barangay activities under Clean and
Green Program to include planting of trees, ornamental shrubs and
flower plants, mangroves; clearing drainage canals and barangay streets
and roads; and protection, rehabilitation and / or development of water
resources.
Section 12. Separability Clause.
In the case where any provision in this Ordinance is declared unconstitutional or not valid by competent authority, the other provisions
remaining as to meet the purpose and intent of this Ordinance, shall
continue to be in full force and effect.
Section 13. Repealing Clause.
All existing Ordinances of Borongan City including any local Executive Orders which are inconsistent with this Ordinance are hereby
amended, modified or rescinded accordingly.
Section 14. Effectivity.
This Ordinance shall take effect fifteen (15) days after its approval.
APPROVED, 22, JULY 2016
(Sgd.) HON. VICTOR L. FRANCO
SP Member
(Sgd.) HON. RENATO C. BAGACAY
SP Member
(Sgd.) HON. EMMANUEL T. TIU SONCO
SP Member
(Sgd.) HON. NAPOLEON A. BEBITA
SP Member
(Sgd.) HON. AURORA A. ANASARIAS
SP Member
(Sgd.) HON. ESTANISLAO N. QUELITANO, JR.
SP Member
(Sgd.) HON. LEONALDO A. ADOR, JR.
SP Member
HON. GLENN A. ESCOTO
SP Member
HON. MARLYN V. SY
SP Member
(Sgd.) HON. JENNIFER S. ANACIO
SP Member
(Sgd.) HON. EDSEL ANTONIO P. CASILLANO
SP Member/ABC President
CERTIFIED TRUE AND CORRECT:
(Sgd.) ANTONIO B. SACMAR
SP Secretary
ATTESTED BY:
(Sgd.) HON. FIDEL V. ANACTA, JR.
City Vice-Mayor/ Presiding Officer
APPROVED:
(Sgd.) HON. MARIA FE R. ABUNDA
City Mayor
EV Mail August 8-14, 15-21, 22-28, 2016
August 22-28, 2016
NEWS
EVASCO ... from P. 1
SPEAKER ... from P. 1
who openly supported Pres.
Rodrigo Duterte in the May
elections, welcomed Evasco.
Some 1,000 people, including mayors, from Negros Island, Cebu, Leyte,
Bohol, Panay, Guimaras,
Cagayan de Oro and Manila
attended Kilusang Pagbabago launching.
The Kilusang Pagbabago is a grassroots movement that aims to effect
“real change”, focusing on
countryside development
and Duterte’s anti-drug
campaign, as well as ensure
the delivery of government
services to the community.
Marife Vizcarra, Eastern Visayas Team Duterte
KP spokesperson, said the
gathering is only the beginning of the “change”
Duterte has promised the
Filipino people, and is an
avenue to give voice to the
people against corruption
and poverty.
It will also push for
ho talaga yung mga purok
leaders,” Alvarez added.
The abolition of SK officials and barangay councilors, Alvarez said, is among
the topics being discussed
along with the postponement of the SK and barangay elections initially
scheduled October 31.
Alvarez earlier said
that it would be “practical” to reset the polls to a
later date because pushing
through with it would affect
appointments or hiring or
employees to government
positions.
The SK and barangay
elections is set too close to
the May elections.
Congress, however, has
yet to determine when the
polls could be held, if ever
Alvarez added that
President Duterte himself
is also in favor of postponing the barangay and SK
polls, noting the possibility of “drug money” being
used to fund the candidates.
With a report from Orly
Pelovello
participative governance, as
well as a stepping stone to
the campaign from a shift of
the unitary form of government to federalism.
Secretary Evasco believes that federalism will
give solutions to the problems that the country facing
now.
In an interview, Evasco
said that they started going
around the country advocating for federalism a long
time ago. It was in these visits that they came to know
what the Filipino people
considered their biggest
problems which became the
cornerstones of Duterte’s
campaign – drugs, criminality and corruption.
He also added that Ormoc is not strange to him.
In 1991, when he was city
administrator of Davao
City, he led the contingent
of around 25 truckloads of
goods, rescuers, and doctors who came here to give
assistance to flood victims.
TORDILLO ... from P. 4
launch driveler-less vehicles.
Ford also announced new investments at four companies to compliment its 2021 vision to bring autonomous
vehicles to the market namely: Velodyne, a leader in LIDAR sensors research; SAIPS, an Israeli company that has
expertise in artificial intelligence, signal processing and
computer vision technology; Nirenberg Neuroscience LLC,
a machine vision technology and neuroscience research
company and Civil Maps, a 3D mapping entity.
Putting autonomous vehicles on the road is welcome
sign for a lot of Americans who are aging and whose
driving skills have deteriorated due to health and other
issues. In my decades of driving in America I have seen
accidents caused by elderly drivers particularly those on
medication. Many fell asleep while on the road leading to
smash-ups and collisions causing traffic jams that span for
miles. Truck drivers that travel interstate highways often
sit on their cabs for 12 hours or more. When they become
sleepy, hungry or tired, accidents are prone to occur. The
cost impact is enormous to the economy and the workforce
as a whole because of these accidents. The National Traffic
Highway Safety Administration (NHTSA) recorded 32,675
traffic fatalities in 2014. Seventeen percent of the fatalities
or 5,555 were in the age bracket 65 years old and older. A
study released by the NTHSA in 2014 says the economic
cost of motor vehicle crashes in 2010 totaled $277 billion.
This represents 1.9% of the country’s GDP. The entry of
autonomous vehicles into the market will significantly
control the staggering cost of vehicular crashes and help
reduce traffic fatalities.
So let us prepare to have a ‘boring’ drive as technology
of autonomous vehicular travel becomes the norm. Set
your destination, fasten your seat belt and off you go. Remember to bring a good movie, several books and maybe
some work to do while your car takes over the long drive
without your intervention. The fantastic automotive future
is here to enjoy. And thanks to innovation and the human
instinct to improvise and upgrade what we have now.
Mr. Tordillo can be reached at jackman132001@yahoo.
com for comments.
POTPOURRI ... from P. 5
played after an event that produces a gold winner is very
heart-warming indeed. Some of the winner cannot help it
if tears run down their cheeks.
There can be no other winner of gold medals than that
of Michael Phelps of the US who produced 22. It will take
a lifetime to come up with a winner like him in the years
to come. Perhaps it will stay in the books for all time for
people to aspire. Phelps was able to produce because he
was able to participate in three successive Olympics from
2008 to 2016. The other person who also took part in three
separate hosting of the games is Carmelo Anthony of NBA
basketball, but he got only three golds. Indeed some people
are blessed with this good fortune. When can there be one
Pinoy to do it-- even for one gold?!
9
HOUSE SPEAKER PANTALEON ALVAREZ is handed a painting of himself by Leyeco III
general manager Allan Laniba, who used to be the barangay chairman of the poblacion of Davao
City. Alvarez was in Tunga, Leyte on August 27, Saturday, to keynote the 37th general assembly
of the electric cooperative. In white is Leyeco III BOD chairman Mayor Cornelio Brazil of San
Miguel, Leyte.
NPA ... from P. 14
The Tiamzons and Satur Ocampo are now in
Oslo, Norway to participate
in the recently concluded
peace talks negotiations.
Meanwhile, 802nd Infantry Brigade Commander
Col. Francisco F. Mendoza
is hoping that the Government of the Philippines
(GRP) representatives in
the peace talks negotiations
with the communist group
will include the justice that
has been long cried by the
kin of the victims of the
massacre, not only in Inopacan but all over the country.
Last year, the Armed
Forces of the Philippines
EASTERN VISAYAS MAIL
Hermosilla Drive, District 28, Ormoc City
Telefax No. (053) 561-0809
Other contact numbers are: 0918-923-4408 (Lalaine); 0921-2119603 (Rosenda); 0916-493-8704 (Elvie); 0926-520-6984 (Henry)
Email: [email protected]
and the Philippine National Police have filed cases
against the 17 identified
personalities who are responsible for the crime committed during the so called
“Oplan Venereal Disease”
under the supervision of the
AHOS committee headed
by Jose Maria Sison, Satur
Ocampo, Vicente Ladlad,
Randall Echanis and Rafael
Baylosis.
The families have high
hopes that they will attain justice in the Duterte
administration. By Lottie
Salarda and Paul Libres
DOCTOR ... from P. 4
(WHO) states, “Breast milk is
the ideal food for the healthy
growth and development of
infants; breastfeeding is also an
integral part of the reproductive
process with important implications for the health of mothers.
WHO’s guidelines recommend “continue[d] frequent,
on-demand breastfeeding
until two years of age
or beyond. “A mother
who breastfeeds helps
in her baby’s growth
and development; it enriches the relationship
between mother and
child.” This is the
Philippine Society
of Gastroenterology
and Nutrition’s (PSPGN) stand in promoting
breastfeeding in our country. This is because breast milk
is safe, sterile (cleanest) and always available. It has perfect
the nutrients to fully sustain the growth and development
of the baby from birth up to six months. It is easily digested
and absorbed and efficiently used by the baby’s immature
system. Furthermore, it contains antibodies and substances
which protect the babies against infection. It also has fats
(DHA) which enhance brain development and intelligence
of the baby.
Breastfeeding promotes emotional bonding between
the baby and mother. For the mother, it protects her against
cancer (breast, uterus, ovaries), obesity, and post-partum
haemorrhage / bleeding. It also promotes early return to
pre-pregnancy weight or simply weight loss and finally, it
gives the family big financial savings. Here are some helpful tips for breastfeeding mothers on correct positioning
and attachment, breastmilk expression and storage.
Correct Breastfeeding Techniques. Support the baby’s
head and entire body throughout the feeding. Be sure the
head, back and hips are be facing the breast and aligned
in a straight manner. Maintain the position of the baby in
such a way he is “face to face”, “chest to chest”, “tummy
to tummy” with the mother. Support the breast with the
hand of the opposite arm in a C-hold position: thumb
above, 4 fingers under the breast. Encourage the infant to
open the mouth wide by stroking the corner of the baby’s
lips; check that the chin touches the breast and the lower
lip is turned outward. Allow the baby to suck 15 to 30
minutes per breast to extract both foremilk and hindmilk.
Empty the breast around 8-10 times or more a day to ensure
adequate milk supply.
Breast Milk Expression and Storage. A small amount of
breast milk may be expressed before starting breastfeeding
to soften the nipple area. This can be done to relieve painful, engorged breasts. It is important for mothers to wash
their hands thoroughly before expressing breast milk or
breastfeeding. One may express breastmilk by hand or by
using a breast pump when breastmilk supply is abundant
and when the mother is planning to go back to work. It
should be stored in sterile polypropylene (cloudy hard
plastic) containers, properly labelled with the date and
time of breastmilk collection. It is recommended to store
breastmilk at room temperature (25 degree Celsius) or only
1 hour while refrigerated milk (4 degree Celsius) can be
stored upto 5 days. At the freezer compartment of a 1-door
refrigerator, it could be stored in 2 weeks
Frequency of Breastfeeding. It should be done per
demand. It should be done day and night, as long as
your baby wants. Babies need to feed eight or more times
within 24 hours from birth. If he is getting enough milk,
he should look satisfied after the feed. The baby should
wet as frequently as he feeds. Babies should be breast-fed
exclusively during the first six months of life. This should
be continued until she is at least two years old, even when
solid food is started up. After 6 months, the breastmilk is
still a good source of nutrients when given with adequate
complementary foods.
World Breastfeeding Week (August 1-7) is being celebrated every year in 120 countries consistent with the
Innocenti Declaration on the Protection, Promotion and
Support of Breastfeeding, the Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative, the International Code on the Marketing of Breastmilk Substitutes and Related Products and subsequent
resolutions of the World Health Assembly, to which the
Philippines is a signatory. Globally, about 38% of infants
are only breastfed during their first six months of life. We
have to encourage the mothers to breastfeed their children
especially for the first 2 years of life.
Dr. Doydora is a visiting internist-pulmonologist of
OSPA, Gatchalian and Ormoc Doctors’ Hospitals.
NOTICES
10
Republic of the Philippines
REGIONAL TRIAL
COURT
Eighth Judicial Region
Branch 16
Naval, Biliran
SP. PROC. NO. P-451
IN THE MATTER OF
THE REGISTRATION
OF THE PRE-NUPTIAL AGREEMENT
BETWEEN IRISH
PATAGNAN-PONTE
and MARIO PONTE,
IRISH PATAGNANPONTE,
Petitioner
-versusMARIO PONTE, OFFICE OF THE LOCAL
CIVIL REGISTRAR OF
NAVAL, BILIRAN, and
CIVIL REGISTRAR
Republic of the Philippines
REGIONAL TRIAL
COURT
Eighth Judicial Region
Branch 16
Naval, Biliran
SP. PROC. NO. P-458
IN THE MATTER OF
THE ADOPTION OF
THE MINOR JOHN
PAUL DELA PEÑA
AND THE CHANGE
OF HER NAME TO
JOHN PAUL A. RANES,
SPS. JESRAEL R.
RANES, and MERLINDA ARNAIZ- RANES,
Petitioners,
x------------x
ORDER
A verified petition
having been filed with
the Court by petitioner,
thru counsel, praying
that after due notice,
publication, and hearing the minor JOHN
PAUL DELA PEÑA, be
adjudged as the adopted child of petitioners
for all legal intents and
purposes, that she shall
be entitled to all rights
and obligations for a
legitimate daughter of
petitioners and that his
name be changed to John
Paul Arnaiz-Ranes.
Finding the petition
being sufficient in form
and substance, let the
initial hearing be set on
September 15, 2016 at
8:30 o’clock in the morning at which date and
time all interested person
may appear and show
cause, if any they have,
why this petition should
not be granted.
Let copy of this Order be published at the
expense of the petitioner
once a week for three (3)
consecutive weeks in a
newspaper of general circulation duly authorized
by his Court.
Furnish copies of
this Order and the petition to the Solicitor General, Makati City, the
Provincial Prosecutor,
Naval, Biliran Province,
the petitioner and counsel and the Department
of Social Development of
Biliran Province and further ordered to conduct
Child and Home Study
and submit a report at
least three (3) days prior
to the date of hearing.
SO ORDERED.
IN CHAMBERS this
7th day of July 2016 at
Naval, Biliran, Philippines.
(Sgd.) BIENVENIDO M.
MONTALLA
Executive Judge
Copy furnished;
Atty. Redentor
R.Villordon
Prosecutors Office,
Biliran, Province
Solicitor General
Sps. Jesrael R. Ranes
and Melinda ArnaizRanes
DSWD, Biliran Province
EV Mail Aug. 8-14, 1521& 22-28, 2016
Republic of the Philippines
REGIONAL TRIAL
COURT
Eighth Judicial Region
Branch 16
Naval, Biliran
SP. PROC. NO. P-454
IN THE MATTER
OF THE CORRECTION OF THE ENTRY
PARTICULARLY THE
ENTRY ON THE YEAR
OF BIRTH “1987” to
“1981” IN THE BIRTH
RECORDS OF ALBERT
PALCONIT NIERRAS
REGISTERED WITH
THE MUNICIPAL REGISTRAR OF BILIRAN,
LEYTE UNDER LOCAL
REGISTRY NO. 87-424,
ALBERT PA LCONIT
NIERRAS,
Petitioner.
-versusOFFICE OF THE LOCAL MUNICIPAL REGISTRAR OF BILIRAN,
LEYTE and THE PHILIPPINE STATISTIC
AUTHORITY (PSA),
Respondents.
x--------------x
ORDER
A verified petition
having been filed with
the Court by petitioner,
thru counsel, praying
that after notice, publication and hearing
judgment be rendered
ordering the Office of
the Philippine Statistics
Authority and the Office
of the Municipal Civil
Registrar of Biliran, Leyte
to correct the erroneous
entry particularly the
entry on the year of birth
from “1987” to “1981
in the birth record of
the Petitioner, ALBERT
PALCONIT NIERRAS,
who was born on July 10,
1981 and belatedly registered with the Office of
the Municipal Registrar
of Biliran, Leyte under
registry No. 87-424.
Finding the petition
being sufficient in form
and substance, and after
the Office of the Solicitor
General has entered its
appearance being one
of the jurisdictional requirements, let the initial
hearing be set on OCTOBER 19, 2016 at 8:30
o’clock in the morning
of which date and time
all interested person may
appear and show cause,
if any they have, why
this petition should not
be granted.
Let copy of this
Order published at the
expense of the petitioner
once a week for three (3)
consecutive weeks in a
newspaper of general
circulation duly authorized by this Court after
a raffle had been conducted by the Branch
Clerk of Court.
Furnish copies of
this Order and the petition to the Solicitor General, Makati City, the
Provincial Prosecutor,
Biliran Province, National Statistics Office,
the petitioner and counsel as well.
SO ORDERED.
IN CHAMBERS this
3rd day of AUGUST 2016
at Naval, Biliran, Philippines.
(Sgd.) BIENVENIDO M.
MONTALLA
Executive Judge
CC:
Atty. Liza Marie S.
Patalinjug
Prosecutors Office,
Biliran, Province
Solicitor General
Albert Palconit Nierras
Philippine Statistics
Authority
EV Mail Aug. 8-14, 1521& 22-28, 2016
GENERAL , PSA,
Respondents.
x-----------------x
ORDER
A verified petition
having been filed with
the Court by petitioner,
thru counsel, praying
that after notice, publication and hearing judgment, it is respectfully
prayed of the Honorable
Court that:
a) Public respondents LRC of Naval, Biliran and the Civil Registrar General be ordered
to cause the registration
of the Pre-Nuptial Agreement as annexes “B” to
“B-4” and to have the
same be annotated in the
Certificate of Marriage
of petitioner and private
respondent;
Finding the petition
being sufficient in form
and substance, and after
the Office of the Solicitor
General has entered its
appearance being one
of the jurisdictional requirement, let the initial
hearing be set on OCTOBER 19, 2016 at 8:30
o’clock in the morning
at which date and time
all interested person may
appear and show cause,
if any they have, why
this petition should not
be granted.
Let copy of this
Order published at the
expense of the petitioner
once a week for three (3)
consecutive weeks in a
newspaper of general
circulation duly authorized by this Court after
a raffle had been conducted by the Branch
Clerk of Court.
Furnish copies of
this Order and the petition to the Solicitor
General, Makati City,
the Provincial Prosecutor, Biliran Province, the
Civil Registrar General,
Philippine Statistics Authority, the petitioner and
counsel as well.
SO ORDERED.
IN CHAMBERS this
3rd day of AUGUST 2016
at Naval, Biliran, Philippines.
(Sgd.) BIENVENIDO M.
MONTALLA
Executive Judge
Cc:
Atty. Redentor C. Villordon
Prosecutors Office,
Biliran, Province
Solicitor General
Civil Registrar General
Philippine Statistics
Authority
EV Mail Aug. 8-14, 1521& 22-28, 2016
Republic of the Philippines
REGIONAL TRIAL
COURT
Eighth Judicial Region
Branch 16
Naval, Biliran
SP. PROC. NO. 452
FOR:
ADOPTION
IN THE MATTER OF
THE ADOPTION OF
THE MINOR CHEL
SEAH MARIE BENDECIO LUENA AND
THE CHANGE OF HER
LAST NAME FROM
LEUNA TO TRUDELL,
SPS RAYMUND LOUIS
RUDELL and CHERRY
BENDECIO TRUDELL,
Petitioner,
x-------------x
ORDER
A verified petition
having been filed with
the Court by petitioner,
thru counsel, praying
that after due notice,
publication and hearing,
the minor CHEL SEAH
MARIE BENDECIO LUENA be adjudged as the
adopted child of petitioners for all legal intents
and purposes, and that
she shall be entitled to all
Republic of the Philippines
SUPREME COURT
8th Judicial Region
REGIONAL TRIAL
COURT
Branch 13
Carigara, Leyte
-o0oCASE NO. RTC-2016003-SP
IN RE: PETITION FOR
CORRECTION OF
ENTRY IN THE BIRTH
CIVIL REGISTER OF
THE LOCAL CIVIL
REGISTRY OFFICE,
CAPOOCAN, LEYTE
JOY MERCOLITA
SABILLO,
Petitioner,
-versusTHE LOCAL CIVIL
REGISTRAR,
Local Civil Registry Office Capoocan, Leyte
Respondent.
X-------------------X
ORDER
Filed with the Court
by Joy Mercolita Sabillo,
of legal age, Filipino
citizen and a resident of
Zone V. Barangay Culasian, Capoocan , Leyte,
thru her counsel, is a
Verified Petition for Correction of Entry in her
record of birth kept by
the Local Civil Registrar
of Capoocan, Leyte particularly her gender from
MALE to FEMALE.
Finding the Petition to be sufficient in
form and substance, it
is hereby ordered that
said Petition be set for
hearing on September
rights and obligations as
their legitimate daughter. Further it is prayed
that her last name be
changed from “LUENA
to TRUDELL so that her
full name will now be
CHEL SEAH MARIE
BENDECIO TRUDELL.
Finding the petition
being sufficient in form
and substance, let the
initial hearing be set on
OCTOBER 19, 2016 at
8:30 o’clock in the morning at which date and
time all interested person
may appear and show
cause, if any they have,
why this petition should
not be granted.
Let copy of this
Order published at the
expense of the petitioner
once a week for three (3)
consecutive weeks in a
newspaper of general
circulation duly authorized by this Court after
a raffle had been conducted by the Branch
Clerk of Court.
Furnish copies of
this Order and the petition to the Solicitor
General, Makati City,
and the Provincial Prosecutor, Naval, Biliran
Province, the petitioner
and counsel as well, and
the Regional Director of
the Department of Social
Welfare Development
Office for that office to
conduct a social case
study report, and to submit other relevant papers
within 60 days.
SO ORDERED.
IN CHAMBERS this
3rd day of AUGUST 2016
at Naval, Biliran, Philippines.
(Sgd.) BIENVENIDO M.
MONTALLA
Executive Judge
Cc:
Atty. Redentor C. Villordon
Prosecutors Office,
Biliran, Province
Solicitor General
Regional Director
DSWD
Sps. Raymund Louis
Trudell & Cherry Bendecio Trudell
EV Mail Aug. 8-14, 1521& 22-28, 2016
8, 2016 at 8:30 o’clock
in the morning at the
session hall of Regional
Trial Court, Branch 13,
Carigara, Leyte where
all interested parties
may appear in Court
and show cause why the
Petition should not be
granted. Let this Order be
published at the expense
of Petitioner in a local
newspaper of general circulation in the Provinces
of Leyte, Samar and Biliran once a week for three
(3) consecutive weeks.
Moreover, let this Order,
together with a copy of
the Petition, be posted
at the Bulletin Boards
of this Court, the Municipal Hall of Capoocan,
Leyte and the Barangay
Hall of Brgy. Culasian,
Capoocan, Leyte at least
ten (10) days before the
initial hearing.
Furnish copy of this
Order to the Solicitor
General of Legazpi Village, Makati City, the Local Civil Registrar General of National Statistics
Office, West Triangle,
Quezon City, the Petitioner and his counsel,
and the Assistant Provincial Prosecutor, Carigara,
Leyte.
SO ORDERED.
DONE IN CHAMBERS, on this 4th day
of JULY 2016 at the Bulwagan ng Katarungan,
Carigara, Leyte.
(Sgd.) EMELINDA R.
MAQUILAN
Presiding Judge
EV Mail Aug. 8-14, 1521& 22-28, 2016
Republic of the Philippines
REGIONAL TRIAL
COURT
8th Judicial Regional
Branch 18
Hilongos, Leyte
EJF NO. H-032-2016
FOR:
EXTRA JUDICIAL
FORECLOSURE OF
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE
RURAL BANK of
HILONGOS (Leyte),
Ind. Represented by
its Manager, ROSARIO
ONG-VELOS,CPA,
Mortgagee,
-versusLUCIA M. BAGARES,
FLORENTINO
BAGARES, JOSEFA
BAGARES-GABISAN
and FRANCISCO D.
GABISAN,
Mortgagors.
x----------------x
SHERIFF’S NOTICE OF
EXTRAJUDICIAL SALE
Before the Office
of the Sheriff/Clerk of
Court is an Extra Judicial
Foreclosure of Real Estate Mortgage under Act
3135, as amended by Act
No. 4118 filed by RURAL
BANK OF HILONGOS
(LEYTE) INC., represented by its Manager,
Rosario Ong-Velos, CPA
of legal age, Filipino,
married and a resident of
Hilongos, Leyte, Philippines, against LUCIA M.
BAGARES, FLORENTINO BAGARES, JOSEFA
BAGARES-GABISAN
and FRANCISCO D.
GABISAN all of legal
ages, Filipino citizens
and resident of Brgy.
Liberty, Hilongos, Leyte,
to satisfy the mortgage
indebtedness which
computed in the total
amount of TWO HUNDRED SIXTY EIGHT
THOUSAND ONE
HUNDRED TWENTY
FIVE (PhH268,125.00)
Philippine Currency,
represented interest,
penalties excluding the
expenses of the foreclosure and other expenses
in connection with the
proceedings, the un-
August 22-28, 2016
dersigned will SELL AT
PUBLIC AUCTION on
October 7, 2016 at 9:00
o’clock in the morning
until 4:00 o’clock in the
afternoon or soon thereafter at the Regional Trial
Court, Branch 18, Hilongos, Leyte for CASH
and in the Philippine
Currency, the following
properties with all the
improvements found
thereon, described as
follows, to wit:
TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO.
T.P. – 24516
“A parcel of land
designated as lot 3, Pcs08-001323-D, being consolidated of lot 1 and lot
5, Pcs-08-001272-D, situated in Barangay Liberty,
Municipality of Hilongos, Leyte, Province of
Leyte, Island of Leyte,
containing an area of Two
Thousand Five Hundred
One (2,501) Square Meters, declared in the name
of LUCIA M. BAGARES,
of legal age, Filipino.”
All sealed bids must
be submitted to the undersigned on the abovestated date and time.
In the event the
public auction, should
not take place due to
fortuitous event or any
reason under the existing Rules on Extra Judicial Foreclosure, on the
above-mentioned date it
shall be held on October
28, 2016 on the same time
and place.
Let this Notice be
published for three (3)
consecutive weeks in a
newspaper of general
circulation within the
Province of Leyte.
Hilongos, Leyte,
August 12, 2016.
(Sgd.) CHRISTIAN S.
VILLAS
Clerk of Court VI/ExOfficio Sheriff
NOTED:
(Sgd.) HON. EPHREM
S. ABANDO
Executive Judge
Copy furnished;
Eastern Visayas Mail
c/o Maritess Masendo
C,V. Alcuino St., Hilongos, Leyte
Rural Bank of Hilongos
(Leyte), Inc.
Hilongos, Leyte
LUCIA M. BAGARES, FLORENTINO
BAGARES,
JOSEFA BAGARESGABISAN and FRANCISCO D. GABISAN
Brgy. Liberty, Hilongos,
Leyte
EV Mail August 8-14,
15-21, 22-28, 2016
Deed of Extrajudicial Settlement with Deed
of Absolute Sale
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the property of the late OBDULIA FORNILLOS FUMAR re Lot No. 1158-B Csd-08009734-D (Equivalent to Lot No. 13453,
Cd.407) covered by Katibayan ng Orihinal na
Titulo P-84622 with an area of 1,602 square
meters were settled among her heirs and a
portion consisting of 1.150 square meters
sold in favor of KRISTIN KERSHA P. DELA
CRUZ per Doc. No. 11; Page No. 3; Book
No. XXIII; Series of 2015 of Notary Public
Rodolfo A. Peñalosa, Jr. EV Mail August
8-14, 15-21, 22-28, 2016
Extrajudicial Settlement
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the properties of the late JOSEFA N. AGNER
re parcels of land Lot No. 1002 situated in
Brgy. Luntad, Palo, Leyte with an area
of 185 sq. m. under TD No. ARP No. 0800005-R-13; Lot No. 10993 situated in Brgy.
Guindapunan, Palo, Leyte with an area of
327 under TD NO. ARP NO. 08-00062-R-13;
Lot No. 6315 – C with an area of 9,510 sq. m.
under TD No. ARP 0830-0023-00063; Lot No.
11251-B, with an area of 300 sq. m. under
TD No. ARP No. 08-30-0023-03959; Lot No.
11251-C, with an area of 250 sq. m. under
TD No. ARP No. 08-30-0023-03960; Lot No.
11251-D , with an area of 300 sq. m. under
TD No. ARP No. 08-30-0023-03961; Lot
No. 11251-E, containing an area of 300 sq.
m. under TD No. ARP 08-30-0023-03962;
Lot No. 11251-F, with an area of 300 sq. m.
under TD No. ARP No. 08-30-0023-03963;
Lot No. 11251-G, with an area of 719 sq. m.
under TD No. ARP No. 08-30-0023-03964
were settled among her heirs per Doc. No.
234; Page No. 47; Book No. III; Series of
2015 of Notary Public Jose Rommel A.
Peñaranda. EV Mail Aug. 22-28, 29- Sept.
4, & 5-11, 2016
Affidavit of Self Adjudication
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the late JULITA M. BALINTUCAS had left an
account with LAND BANK OF THE PHILIPPINES under LBP account No. 2171-0978-89
was adjudicated unto himself by MARLON
B. PAJARITO per Doc. No. 373; Page No.
75; Book No. XIV; Series of 2016 of Notary
Public Alex R. Gelera. EV Mail Aug. 22-28,
29- Sept. 4, & 5-11, 2016
Republic of the Philippines
Province of Eastern Samar
City of Borongan
OFFICE OF THE SANGGUNIANG PANLUNGSOD
CITY ORDINANCE NO. 125
Series of 2016
“AN ORDINANCE RECLASSIFYING A PORTION OF A PARCEL OF AGRICULTURAL
LAND INTO COMMERCIAL PURPOSES TO BE
UTILIZED BY THE GOLDEN GATE MEMORIAL
CHAPELS, INC. FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF
FUNERAL PARLOR AND CHAPEL”
Principal Sponsor : HON. NAPOLEON A. BEBITA
Co –Sponsor : HON. VICTOR L. FRANCO
Be it ordained by the Sangguniang Panlungsod
in regular session that:
Section 1. Short Title – This Ordinance shall be
known as “Agricultural Lot Conversion into Commercial Purposes Ordinance of 2016”.
Section 2. Property Description and Purpose
– The property subject for reclassification is an agricultural land identified and described under Original
Certificate of Title No. P-3366 (referring to Patent
Homestead Blg. 082604-011) registered and declared in
the name of Wilfredo Cuña containing an area of Four
Thousand Two hundred Forty Nine (4,249) square
meters located at Barangay Locso-on, Borongan City.
Out of the 4,249 sq. m. land area, only One Thousand (1,000) square meters shall be reclassified into
commercial purposes for the establishment among
others of funeral parlor, funeral chapel, and other
mortuary services for the public.
The agricultural land area for conversion shall
constitute .00000231% of the total agricultural land
area of 43,368 hectares.
Section 3. Required Standards
3.1. On the basis of excellent determination
by the Sangguniang Panlungsod after committee
hearing and consultation with various stakeholders,
the above specifically described property shall have
substantially greater economic value and benefit if
converted into commercial purposes, and vis-à-vis
no longer sound and economically feasible for agricultural purposes as determined and certified by the
Agriculture Department;
3.2. The specific land area subject of the herein
reclassification does not exceed 10% of the total agricultural land area as cited under Section 2, and;
3.3. The reclassification shall not affect the land
covered under the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform
Law as certified by the Barangay Agrarian Reform
Committee (BARC) and DAR Provincial Office.
Section 4. Others Standards
4.1. The subject real property is currently free
for future development projects and is not intended
for public use as certified by the City Zoning Administrator, and
4.2. There is no residency occupancy existing
within fifty (50) meters of proposed funeral site of
Golden Gate Memorial Chapels, Inc. nor needed for
future Barangay Development Plan per certification
by the Office of the Punong Barangay of Barangay
Locso-on.
Section 5. Reclassification of Agricultural Land
into Commercial Purpose(s).
A portion of agricultural land containing an area
of One Thousand (1,000) sq. m. out of Four thousand
Two Hundred Forty Nine (4,249) sq. m. is hereby
reclassified into and for commercial purposes for
business growth, greater economic gains, and income
opportunities for the entire City.
Section 6. Repealing Clause – All city ordinances, executive orders, rules and regulations inconsistent
hereof are hereby repealed or modified accordingly.
Section. 7. Separability Clause – If any of the
provisions in this Ordinance is declared invalid or
unconstitutional, the other provisions not affected
thereby shall remain in full force and effect.
Section 8. Repealing Clause – Ordinances, executive orders, rules and regulations or parts thereof
contrary to or inconsistent with this Ordinance are
hereby repealed or modified accordingly.
Section 9. Effectivity – This Ordinance shall take
effect immediately upon its approval.
ENACTED: March 11, 2016, Borongan City,
Eastern Samar.
(Sgd.) HON. NAPOLEON A. BEBITA
SP Member
(Sgd.) HON. RENATO C. BAGACAY
SP Member/Presiding Officer Pro-Tempore
HON. DANIEL A. VILLARINO
SP Member
(Sgd.) HON. AURORA A. ANASARIAS
SP Member
(Sgd.) HON. GLENN A. ESCOTO
SP Member
(Sgd.) HON. JESSE C. SOLIDON
SP Member
(Sgd.) HON. ESTANISLAO N. QUELITANO, JR.
SP Member
(Sgd.) HON. VICTOR L. FRANCO
SP Member
(Sgd.) HON. LEONALDO A. ADOR, JR
SP Member
(Sgd.) HON. JENNIFER S. ANACIO
SP Member
HON. EDSEL ANTONIO P. CASILLANO
SP Member/ABC President
ATTESTED:
(Sgd.) ANTONIO B. SACMAR
Board Secretary VI
(Secretary to the Sanggunian)
CERTIFIED TRUE AND CORRECT:
(Sgd.) HON. FIDEL V. ANACTA, JR.
City Vice-Mayor/Presiding Officer
APPROVED:
(Sgd.) HON. MARIA FE R. ABUNDA
City Mayor
EV Mail August 15-21, 22-28, 29- Sept. 4, 2016
NOTICES
August 22-28, 2016
Republic of the Philippines
SUPREME COURT
REGIONAL TRIAL COURT
BRANCH 43
8th Judicial Region
Bulwagan Ng Katarungan
Magsaysay Boulevard, Tacloban City
SPEC. PROC. NO. R-TAC-16-00890-SP
FOR: ISSUANCE OF LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION AND PARTITION
RAIMER P. LOPEZ,
Petitioner,
-VERSUSRAYMUND D. LOPEZ AND JUAN D. LOPEZ,
Respondents.
x------------x
ORDER
This pertains to the Intestate Estate of the late FELIXBERTO P. LOPEZ AND ESTELITA DUMAGUITLOPEZ. In connection therewith, the herein Petitioner
RAIMER P. LOPEZ through counsel ATTY. PHIO L.
VIOVICENTE filed this instant PETITION seeking for
the Issuance of Letters Administration and Partition
of the estate of the named decedents.
The perusal of the PETITION and its Annexes
revealed that FELIXBERTO P. LOPEZ and ESTELITA
DUMAGUIT-LOPEZ died intestate on November 6,
1996 and June 1, 2004, respectively, in Tacloban City
which allegedly was the decedents’ residence at the
time of death. At the time of the death of the said
decedents, their estate consist of real properties the
market value of which is THREE MILLION FIVE
HUNDRED EIGHTY TWO THOUSAND FIFTY PESOS (PhP3,582,050.00) and some personal properties
which need to be accounted for.
Alleged and enumerated in the PETITION are
the following surviving heirs, to wit:
NAME
RELATION
ADDRESS
RAIMER P. LOPEZ GRANDSON NO. 130 P.
PATERNO STREET, TACLOBAN CITY
RAYMUNDO D. LOPEZ SON 149 RIZAL
AVENUE, TACLOBAN CITY
JUAN D. LOPEZ SON 149 RIZAL
AVENUE,TACLOBAN CITY
Further, it is averred in the same PETITION
that the subject estate has allegedly no existing debt/
obligation.
Finding the PETITION to be in due form and
substance, the same is hereby GIVEN DUE COURSE.
WHEREFORE, in consonance with the provision
of Section 3 of Rule 79 of the Revised Rules of Court,
NOTICE is hereby given that the initial hearing of
the PETITION is set on November 23, 2016 at 2:00
o’clock in the afternoon before the REGIONAL TRIAL
COURT, Branch 43, sitting at the Bulwagan ng Katarungan, Magsaysay Boulevard, Tacloban City when
all concerned including creditors, if any, may appear
to contest the Petition.
On or before the initial date of hearing of the
Petition, any interested person may file a written
Opposition, contest the Petition on the ground of
the incompetency of the person for whom letters are
prayed therein, or on the ground of the contestant’s
own right to the administration and may pray that
letters issue himself, or to any competent person or
persons named in the Opposition in accordance with
Sec. 4 of said Rule 79.
Let a copy of this Order be published in a newspaper of general circulation in the Province of Leyte
including the City of Tacloban once a week for three
(3) successive weeks at the expense of the Petitioner.
Likewise, let a copy of this Order be personally
served, if practicable, to the heirs who are residents
of the Philippines as above-enumerated at least Ten
(10) days before the day of hearing, but if the service
is by mail, the Order should be mailed to the said
heirs or deposited in the post office with the postage
thereon prepaid at least twenty (20) days before the
scheduled hearing.
Furnish also copies of this Order to the parties
and counsels concerned.
SO ORDERED.
IN CHAMBERS, this 26th day of July 2016,
Regional Trial Court, Branch 43, Bulwagan Ng Katarungan, Magsaysay Boulevard, Tacloban City.
(Sgd.) EVELYN P. RINOS-LESIGUES
Presiding Judge
EV Mail Aug. 15-21, 22-28, & 29- Sept. 4, 2016
Republic of the Philippines
REGIONAL TRIAL
COURT
8th Judicial Region
Ormoc City
OFFICE OF THE
CLERK OF COURT
EJF CASE NO. R-ORM16-011-FC
FOR:
EXTRA-JUDICIAL
FORECLOSURE
OF REAL ESTATE
MORETGAGE 3135 AS
AMENDED
PHILIPPINE SAVINGS
BANK,
Mortgagee,
-versusSPS. MARIO RELGEIN
Z. ORIOL and EDNA
BITANGA ORIOL (as
Attorney –In-Fact),
Mortgagor,
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NOTICE OF EXTRAJUDICIAL SALE
Upon extra-judicial
petition for sale under
Act 3135 as amended
filed by PHILIPPINE
SAVINGS BANK, represented by JOAN F.
TAGNIPEZ, mortgagee,
against SPS. MARIO
RELGEIN Z. ORIOL
and EDNA BITANGA
ORIOL (as Attorney-InFact), mortgagor, of Rizal
Extension, District 26,
Ormoc City, Leyte, alleging violation on the
PROMISSORY NOTE
w i t h R E A L E S TAT E
MORTGAGE numbered
040-173-01906167-3,040173-01799938-0,040-17301834634-0 and 040-17301856186-2 registered
on August 31, 2012 at
the Registry of Deeds
of Ormoc City . To satisfy the mortgage of indebtedness which as of
JUNE 22, 2016 amounts
to ONE MILLION SIX
HUNDRED SIXTY ONE
THOUSAND TIVE
HUNDRED SEVENTY
SIX PESOS AND 97/100
(P1,661,576.97) inclusive
of interest and penalty
charges, excluding expenses that incurred in
this proceedings. The
undersigned Sheriff under the direct supervision
of the Clerk of Court and
Ex-Officio Sheriff of the
Office of the Clerk of
Court, Regional Trial
Court, Ormoc City will
sell at PUBLIC AUCTION on September 14,
2016 at 9:00 o’clock in
the morning until 4:00
o’clock in the afternoon
or soon thereafter at the
Regional Trial Court,
Branch 12, Hall of Justice,
Ormoc City to the highest bidder, for CASH or
MANAGER’S CHECK
AND IN PHILIPPINE
CURRENCY, the following real estate property
including all the im-
provements thereon, to
wit:
TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE No.
121-2012000645
Registry of Deeds
for Ormoc City
“ A PA R C E L O F
LAND DESIGNATED
AS LOT 2 BLOCK 6,
IN THE CONSOLIDATION- SUBDIVISION
PLAN, PCS-08-000947-D,
B E I N G A P O RT I O N
OF LOT 7385-B-2-A1-H,PSD-08-015966-D,
AND LOT7385-B-2-B-2,
PSD-08-016333-D, SITUATED IN THE BRGY.
OF DOLORES, CITY OF
ORMOC, ISLAND OF
LEYTE. BOUNDED ON
THE NE. ALONG LINE
1-2 BY LOT 1, BLOCK
6; ON THE SE, ALONG
LINE 2-3 BY ROADLOT
3 (8.00 M. WIDE); ON
THE SE. & SW. ALONG
LINES 3-4-5 BY ROADLOT 5 (8.00 M. WIDE);
A N D O N T H E N W.
ALONG LINE 5-1, BY
LOT 3, BLOCK 6, ALL
OF THIS CONSOLIDATION-SUBDIVISION
PLAN. BEGINNING AT
A POINT MARKED “1”
ON PLAN. BEING S.
47 DEG. O5’E, 631.35
M. FROM BLLM NO.
114, ORMOC CAD. 256;
THENCE S. 33 DEG.
55’E, 18.31 M. TO POINT
2; THENCE s. 61 DEG.
2 4 ’ W. , 1 3 . 0 6 M . TO
POINT 3; THENCE N. 76
DEG. 20’W., 2.96 M. TO
POINT 4; THENCE N.
33 DEG. 55’W., 14.92 M.
TO POINT 5; THENCE
N. 56 DEG. 05’E., 15.00 M
TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING; CONTAINING AN AREA TWO
HUNDRED SIXTY TWO
(262) SQUARE METERS.
Registered in the name of
SPOUSES MARIO RELGEIN ZANORIA ORIOL
AND EDNA BITANGA
ORIOL”
All sealed bids must
be submitted to the undersigned on the above
stated time and date.
In the event the
public auction should
not take place on the
said date, it shall be held
on SEPTEMBER 21, 2016
without further notice.
Prospective bidders
or buyers are hereby enjoined to investigate for
themselves the title and
other pertinent documents of the herein above
described property and
encumbrances thereon, if
any there be, at the Office
of the Registry of Deeds
of Ormoc City or at the
PHILIPPINE SAVINGS
BANK, PSBank Center,
777 Paseo De Roxas cor.
Sedeño St., Makati City.
Ormoc City, Philippines, AUGUST 02, 2016.
Republic of the Philippines
REGIONAL TRIAL
COURT
8th Judicial Region
Ormoc City
OFFICE OF THE
CLERK OF COURT &
EX-OFFICIO SHERIFF
EJF No. R-ORM-16009-FC
For:
EXTRA-JUDICIAL
FORECLOSURE OF
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE under Act 3135
as amended
METRO ORMOC COMMUNITY MULTI-PURPOSE COOPERATIVE,
Mortgagee,
-versusSPS. JORGE and
LEONILA G. VILLANUEVA,
Mortgagors.
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NOTICE OF EXTRAJUDICIAL FORECLOSURE SALE
Upon Extra-Judicial
with all the improvements located therein,
to wit:
OCT No. OC-11127
Registry of Deeds for
the Province of Leyte
A parcel of land,
Lot 3034-C-7, Swo08000107, being a portion
of lot 3034-C, Csd-08001328-D, situated at
Barangay Puertobello,
Municipality of Merida,
Province of Leyte, Island
of Leyte. Bounded on the
SE., along line 1-2 by Lot
3034-C-6; on the SW.,
along line2-3 by lot 3034C-36; on the NW., along
line 3- 4 by lot 3034-C-8;
on the NE., along line 4-1
by lot 3034-C-24, all of
Swo-08-000107, Beginning at a point marked
“1” on plan being N. 05
deg.26’W., 8,665.15 m.
from BLLM # 1, Cad.
520-D, Merida Cadastre;
thence N. 43 deg. 41’W.
13.57 m. to point 2; thence
N. 51 deg.29’W., 10.34 m.
to point 3; thence N. 45
deg. 26’W., 14.88 m. to
point 4; thence S. 44 deg.
08’E 9.85 m. to point of
beginning, containing an
area of ONE HUNDRED
FORTY THREE (143)
square meters, more or
less. Registered in the
name of Jorge C. Villanueva, married to Leonila B. Villanueva and
residents of Brgy. Puertobello, Merida, Leyte. “
All sealed bids must
be submitted to the undersigned on the above
stated time and date.
In the event the
public auction should
not take place on the
said date, it shall be held
on September 14, 2016
without further notice.
Ormoc City, Philippines, July 29, 2016.
(Sgd.) ZENEN B.
PURAY, JR.
Sheriff IV
EV Mail Aug. 15-21, 2228, & 29- Sept. 4, 2016
petition for sale under
Act 3135 filed by Metro Ormoc Community
Multi-Purpose Cooperative (OCCCI), Ormoc
City against Jorge C.
Villanueva and Leonila
G. Villanueva to satisfy
the mortgage indebtedness which as of February 7, 2015 amounts to
Nine Hundred Eighty
Seven Thousand Eight
Hundred Seventy Two
Pesos & 52/100 Only
(P987,872.52), including
interest and penalties but
excluding attorney’s fees,
sheriff fees and other expenses of foreclosure, the
undersigned sheriff will
sell at public auction on
September 7, 2016 at 4:00
o’clock in the afternoon
at the Office of the Clerk
of Court, Regional Trial
Court, Ormoc City to the
highest bidder, for cash
or manager’s check and
in Philippine Currency,
the following property
For the Ex-Officio
Sheriff:
(Sgd.) JOSE
G.SUFICIENCIA, JR.
Sheriff IV
Copy furnished;
PHILIPPINE SAVINGS
BANK
PSBank Center, 777
Paseo de Roxas cor.
Sedeño St., Makati City
SALGADO AVILA
GORDOVE CHUANICO and Associates
NOLI A.CABRERA,4th
Floor, PSBank Center,
777 Paseo de Roxas cor
Sedeño St., Makati City
SPS. MARIO RELGEIN
Z. ORIOL and
EDNA BITANGA
ORIOL (as ALF)
Rizal Extension, District
26, Ormoc city
JOAN F.TAGNIPEZ,
SR.ASST, MANAGER
– PSB
PSBank Center, 777
Paseo de Roxas cor.
Sedeño St., Makati City
EV Mail Aug. 15-21, 2228, & 29- Sept. 4, 2016
Republic of the Philippines
SUPREME COURT
REGIONAL TRIAL
COURT
8th Judicial Region
Branch 12, Ormoc City
CASE NO. R-ORM-1600036-SP
IN THE MATTER OF
PETITION FOR ADOPTION OF MEGAN
TOLIBAO SABELINO
WITH APPLICATION
FOR CHANGE OF
NAME,
SPS. ALBERTO AND
JOSEPHINE LABOGA,
Petitioner,
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ORDER
Filed is a verified
petition for adoption of
MEGAN TOLIBAO SABELINO, praying that
after due notice, publication and hearing a judgment be issued granting
the Petition for Adoption
and the change of name
of the child subject for
adoption, Megan Tolibao
Sabelino to “MEGAN
OMEGA LABOGA” and
shall become the adopted
child of herein petitioner
for them to enjoy all the
rights, privileges, and
prerogatives of the legitimate child.
Finding the petition
to be sufficient in form
and substance, set the
hearing thereof on OCTOBER 07, 2016 at 8:30
in the morning before
this Court, at which date,
time and place, any interested party may appear
and show cause if any,
why the petition should
not be granted. Accordingly, let a copy of this
Order be published at
the expense of petitioner
once a week for three
consecutive weeks in a
newspaper of general
circulation in the Province of Leyte qualified to
publish judicial notices
before the scheduled date
of hearing, and have this
order be posted at the
bulletin boards of the
Ormoc City Hall and of
this court.
Further, let a copy
thereof be furnished the
Local Civil Registrar of
Ormoc City, the Solicitor
General, Makati City, the
City Prosecutor, Ormoc
City for their information
and appropriate action
and the Social Welfare
Officer of the Regional
Trial Court, Ormoc City
for her to conduct a Social Case Study on the Petitioners, the child sought
to be adopted, the natural
parents of the child and
to submit to this Court a
report and recommendation on the matter at least
one (1) week before the
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Republic of the Philippines
Local Civil Registry Office
Province of Samar
City of Calbayog
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)/ Administrative Order No. 1 Series of 2001 (IRR on
R.A. 9048) Notice is hereby served to
the public that JOSEPHINE DE GUIA
BUTAS has filed with this Office, a petition for CORRECTION OF A CLERICAL
OR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERROR IN
SEX CORRECTION IN THE SEX from
FEMALE to MALE in the Certificate of
live birth of JEMMY DE GUIA BUTAS at
Calbayog City, Samar and whose parents
are JOSEPHINE DE GUIA and JUANITO
O. BUTAS, JR. bearing registry number
2010-5795
Any person adversely affected
by said petition may file his/her written
opposition with this Office not later than
August 15, 2016.
(Sgd.) FE D. QUEROLJICO
City Civil Registrar
Name of Newspaper: Eastern Visayas
Mail
Place of Publication: Calbayog City,
Samar
EV Mail Aug. 15-21, & 22 – 28, 2016
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Republic of the Philippines
Local Civil Registry Office
Province of Samar
City of Calbayog
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)/Administrative Order No. 1 Series of 2001 (IRR on
R.A. 9048) Notice is hereby served to
the public that EDWARD D. DE GUIA
has filed with this Office, a petition
for CORRECTION OF A CLERICAL
OR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERROR IN
SEX CORRECTION IN THE SEX from
FEMALE to MALE in the Certificate of
live birth of CYBER ETHELBERT ANTE
DE GUIA at Calbayog City, Samar and
whose parents are EDWARD D. DE GUIA
and SHERYLL M. ANTE bearing registry
number 2005-695.
Any person adversely affected
by said petition may file his/her written
opposition with this Office not later than
August 22, 2016.
(Sgd.) FE D. QUEROLJICO
City Civil Registrar
Name of Newspaper: Eastern Visayas
Mail
Place of Publication: Calbayog City,
Samar
EV Mail Aug. 15-21, & 22 – 28, 2016
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Republic of the Philippines
Local Civil Registry Office
Province of Samar
City of Calbayog
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)/Administrative Order No. 1 Series of 2001 (IRR on
R.A. 9048) Notice is hereby served to
the public that MERYJO RAZ DIOLON
has filed with this Office, a petition for
CORRECTION OF A CLERICAL OR
TYPOGRAPHICAL ERROR IN SEX
CORRECTION OF ERROR IN from
MALE to FEMALE in the Certificate of
live birth of MERYJO RAZ DIOLON at /
Calbayog City, Samar and whose parents
are JOEY A. DIOLON and MERLINDA
R.RAZ bearing registry number 9000478.
Any person adversely affected
by said petition may file his/her written,
opposition with this Office not later than
August 29, 2016.
(Sgd.) FE D. QUEROLJICO
City Civil Registrar
Name of Newspaper: Eastern Visayas
Mail
scheduled hearing.
SO ORDERED.
In Chambers, Ormoc City, Philippines, 28
JULY, 2016.
(Sgd.) CLINTON C.
NUEVO
Presiding Judge
CCN/jgsjr.
Copy furnished:
Office of the Solicitor
General
134 Amorsolo Street
Legaspi Village, Makati
City
Atty. Josephine A. Mejia
– Romero
Mejia – Romero Law
Office
2nd Flr. CITILANE,
Aviles St., Ormoc City
CITY Prosecution Office
Hall of Justice, Ormoc
City
RTC-OCC, Hall of Justice, Ormoc city
Sps. Alberto & Josephine Laboga
Brgy. Airport
Ormoc City
The Local Civil Registrar
Office of the Local Civil
Registrar
Ormoc City
Social Welfare Officer,
OCC RTC,
Hall of Justice, Ormoc
City
EV Mail Aug. 15-21, 2228, & 29- Sept. 4, 2016
Affidavit of Self-Adjudication
NOTICE IS HEREBY given that
the personal property of the late CATALINA
T. VELASQUEZ re a claim for payment for
land transfer with Landbank in Tacloban City
which is still on- process; The land involved
in the claim, which has been put under the
coverage of agrarian reform program of the
government by DAR, is Lot 1872-A, J, L to U,
Csd-08-006066 (AR) located in Brgy. Hugpa,
Biliran, Biliran with an area of 101.4943 has.
was adjudicated unto herself by SUSAN V.
PARILLA per Doc. No. 266; Page No. 54;
Book No. 53; Series of 2016 of Notary Public
Redentor C. Villordon. EV Mail Aug. 15-21,
22-28, & 29- Sept. 4, 2016
Extrajudicial Settlement with Deed of
Absolute Sale
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
property of the late REYNALDO S. DELFIN
re a residential land situated in Brgy. Atipolo,
Naval, Biliran denominated as survey No.
1515-P under Tax Declaration No. 00343
with an area of 606 sq. m. was settled among
his heirs and a portion of 105 sq. m. sold in
favor of SPS. GLENDO F. SALAN and EMILY
SAGARINO-SALAN per Doc. No. 115; Page
No. 23; Book No. 53; Series of 2016 of Notary
Public Redentor C. Villordon. EV Mail Aug.
15-21, 22-28, & 29- Sept. 4, 2016
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Republic of the Philippines
Local Civil Registry Office
Province: Leyte
City/Municipality: Palompon
Republic of the Philippines)
Palompon, Leyte ) SS
Petition No. CFN-0010-2016
PETITION FOR CHANGE OF FIRST NAME
I, ALBERTO POTOT TAMPOS, of
legal age, Filipino, and a resident of Brgy.
Mazawalo, Palompon, Leyte, after having
been duly sworn to in accordance with law,
hereby declare that:
1)
I am the petitioner seeking
the change of first name in:
a)My Certificate of Live Birth
2) I was born on Dec. 18, 1962 at
Palompon, Leyte, Philippines.
3) The birth was recorded under
registry number 379
4) The first name to be changed is
from ARTURO to ALBERTO
5) The grounds for filing this petition
are the following:
b) I have habitually and continuously
used ALBERTO and I publicly known in the
community with that first name;
6) I submit the following documents
to support this petition:
a) Certificate of Live Birth (SECPA)
/ Cert. of Baptism
b) DepEd Form 137-E/ Voter Registration Record
c) NBI Clearance / Police Clearance/
Personal Affidavit
d) Voter’s ID Card/ LCR Form No.
3A/ Birth Certs. Of my children
7) I have not filed any similar petition
and that, to the best of my knowledge, no other
similar petition is pending with any LCRO,
Court or Philippine Consulate.
8) I have no pending criminal, civil or
administrative case in any court or any quasijudicial body.
9) I am filing this petition at the
LCRO of Palompon, Leyte in accordance
with R.A. No. 9048 and its implementing rules
and regulations.
(Sgd.) ALBERTO P.TAMPOS
Petitioner
VERIFICATION
I, ALBERTO P. TAMPOS, the petitioner, hereby certify that the allegations
herein are true and correct to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
(Sgd.) ALBERTO P.TAMPOS
Petitioner
SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN to
before me this 12th day of August, 2016 in the
city/municipality of Palompon, Leyte, petitioner
exhibiting his Community Tax Certificate No.
0143 1477 issued at Palompon, Leyte on
July 26, 2016.
(Sgd.) CARMELITA G. LODOVICA
Municipal Civil Registrar
Administering Officer
EV Mail Aug. 15-21, & 22 – 28, 2016
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REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES
LOCAL CIVIL REGISTRY OFFICE
PROVINCE: LEYTE
CITY/ MUNICIPALITY:ALBUERA
Republic of the Philippines)
Municipality of ALBUERA) SS
Province of LEYTE)
Petition NO. CFN-0009-2016
PETITION FOR CHANGE OF NAME
I, LUCITA C. TAPALLA GULANE, of
legal age, married, Filipino, resident at Benoldo, Albuera, Leyte after having duly sworn
to in accordance with law, hereby declare that:
1.
I am the petitioner seeking
the change of the first name in
a.
My certificate of Live Birth
2.
I was born on May 26, 1962
at Albuera, Leyte
3.
The birth was recorded
under registry number 200
4.
The first name to be
change is from “CELDETA” to “LUCITA”
5.
The grounds for filing this
petition are the following:
b.) I have habitually and continuously
used “LUCITA” and I publicly known in the
community with that first name;
6. I submit the following documents
to support this petition:
a. O.R. & comm.. tax cert.
b. Police & NBI clearances
c. voters reg. record & aff. Of nonemployment
d. birth cert. (PSA & LCR)
e. baptismal cert. (pet.)
f. marriage cert. (pet.) & birth &
baptismal cert. (children)
g. IDS (COMELEC & PHILHEALTH)
7. I have not filed any similar petition
and that, to the best of my knowledge, no other
similar petition is pending with any LCRO,
Court or Philippine Consulate.
8. Have no pending criminal, civil
or administrative case in any court or any
quasi-judicial body.
9. I am filing this petition at the LCRO
_____, ____ in accordance with R.A. 9048
and it’s implementing rules and regulations.
VERIFICATION
I, LUCITA C. TAPALIA GULANE, the
petitioner hereby certify that the allegation
herein are true and correct to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
(Sgd.) LUCITA C. TAPALIA GULANE.
Petitioner
SUBSCRIBE AND SWORN to
before me this 15th day of August, 2016
in the City/Municipality of Albuera, Leyte,
petitioner exhibiting his Community Tax
Certificate No. 23355956 issued at Albuera,
Leyte on 08/08/16
(Sgd.) MARIA LUISA V. GRANADA
Administering Officer
EV Mail Aug. 15-21, & 22 – 28, 2016
Place of Publication: Calbayog City,
Samar
EV Mail Aug. 15-21, & 22 – 28, 2016
NO. – GLK-717; CERT. OF REG. NO. –
CR-70984721 was settled and partitioned
among his heirs and sold in favor of JOEL
V. PEREZ per Doc. No. 96; Page No. 20;
Book No. CVIII; Series of 2016 of Notary
Public Nicolas S. Maglasang. EV Mail
Aug. 15-21, 22-28, & 29- Sept. 4, 2016
Extrajudicial Settlement and
Partition
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the properties of the late SPS. GERARDO ORELLANO and ALEJANDRA
DALUMPINES ORELLANO re parcels
of land Lot 7500-F, situated in Barrio
Dolores, Ormoc City, containing an area
of 5,056 sq. m. covered by TCT No. TP
-78 ; and a portion of 3,348 sq. m. of
a parcel of land Lot NO. 5341 situated
in Barangay Salvacion (now Bagong
Buhay) Ormoc City, containing an area of
23,573 sq. m. covered by TCT No. 8016
were settled among their heirs per Doc.
No. 240; Page No. 56; CVIXIII of Notary
Public Nicolas. EV Mail Aug. 15-21, 2228, & 29- Sept. 4, 2016
Affidavit of Self-Adjudication with
Sale
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the properties of the late BENITO P.
PORCADILLA re a portion of a real properties, containing an area of 19,301.50
particularly described as parcels of land
Lot No. 3757 situated in Barrio Mabini
(now Quezon, Jr.), Ormoc City, containing
an area of 38,603 sq. m. TCT No. 14112;
TD No. 8785 Cadastral 3758, containing
an area of 1.4645 HEC TD No. 8785
Cadastral 3758 were adjudicated unto
himself by GUILLECETTE B. PORCADILLA and 19,301.50 sq.m. sold in favor
of SPS. LORENZO M. BALTONADO,
JR. and JERLYN JOYCE SOLAÑA
BALTONADO per Doc. No. 11; Page
No. 03; Book No. XLI; Series of 2016
of Notary Public Ari Larrazabal. EV Mail
Aug. 15-21, 22-28, & 29- Sept. 4, 2016
Extrajudicial Partition
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the property of the late REGINO
M. FLORES, JR re a parcel of land Lot
2269-D-20, Psd-08-003276, situated in
Brgy. Alegria, Ormoc City, containing an
area of 162 sq. m. covered by TCT No.
24600 was partitioned among his heirs
per Doc. No. 503; Page No. 101; Book
No. 38; Series of 2014 of Notary Public
Jasper M. Lucero. EV Mail Aug. 15-21,
22-28, & 29- Sept. 4, 2016
Deed of Self-Adjudication with
Absolute Sale
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the property of the late ANTONIO
NUNEZ re a parcel of land Lot No. 1483
situated at Brgy. Cagmanipis Norte,
Tinambacan District, Calbayog City
Samar, covered by TD No. 99-0302000557, containing an area of 103.36
sq. m. was adjudicated unto herself by
LEONORA NUNEZ – SUCIDOR and a
portion of 42.40 sq. m. sold in favor of
PABLO O. ALCANTARA, JR. per Doc.
No. 648; Page No. 130; Book No. II;
Series of 2016 of Notary Public Hernando
M. Hernandez, Jr. EV Mail Aug. 15-21,
22-28, & 29- Sept. 4, 2016
Extrajudicial Settlement with Deed of
Absolute Sale
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the property of the late LOURDICIO
SALON re a parcel of land Lot No.
6312 located at Barangay Tagnate
Hilongos, Leyte and covered by TD No.
14042 00046 R13 containing an area of
1.2153.54 hectares was settled among
his heirs and sold in favor of RENARIO
Y. YBAÑEZ per Doc. No. 239; Page
No. 49; Book No. XXI; Series of 2016
of Notary Public Ma. Lourdes MadulaVilbar. EV Mail Aug. 15-21, 22-28, &
29- Sept. 4, 2016
rrr
Republic of the Philippines
Province of Samar
MUNICIPALITY OF STO. NIÑO
OFFICE OF THE MUNICIPAL CIVIL
REGISTRAR
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
In compliance with Section 5 of
Republic Act No. 9048, a notice is hereby
served to the public that JOEY TRINIDAD
LENDEZ, has filed before this Office a
petition for Change of First Name from
JOE to JOEY in the Certificate of Live
Birth of JOEY TRINIDAD LENDEZ who
was born on APRIL 22, 1965 at Sto. Niño,
Samar whose parents are MELCHOR
LENDEZ and ESTELITA TRINIDAD.
Any person adversely affected
by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than
_________.
(Sgd.) SIMEON N. PARINGIT, JR.
Municipal Civil Registrar
EV Mail Aug. 15-21, & 22 – 28, 2016
rrr
Republic of the Philippines
Local Civil Registry Office
Province of Samar
City of Calbayog
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)/Administrative Order No. 1 Series of 2001 (IRR
on R.A. 9048) Notice is hereby served
to the public that CARMELA SOLARTE
MERCADO has filed with this Office, a
petition for CHANGE OF FIRST NAME
CHANGE from MA. CRISTINA to CARMELA in the Certificate of live birth of MA.
CRISTINA MENDOZA CAPISTRANO at
Calbayog City, Samar and whose parents
are HERMINIGILDO SOLARTE and
NENITA CAPISTRANO bearing registry
number 376 (J-73).
Any person adversely affected
by said petition may file his/her written
opposition with this Office not later than
August 29, 2016
(Sgd.) FE D. QUEROLJICO
City Civil Registrar
Name of Newspaper: Eastern Visayas
Mail
Place of Publication: Calbayog City,
Samar
EV Mail Aug. 15-21, & 22 – 28, 2016
rrr
Affidavit of Self-Adjudication with
Sale
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the property of the late FLORENCIA
PORCADILLA re a portion of real property containing an area of 19,301.50 sq.
m. particularly described parcel of land
Lot No. 3757 situated in Barrio Mabini
(now Quezon, Jr.) Ormoc City, containing an area of 38,603 sq. m.TCT No.
14112 was adjudicated unto himself by
CARLOS PORCADILLA TABUCANO and
19,301.50 sold in favor of LORENZO M.
BALTONADO, JR. Per Doc. No. 2; Page
No. 01; Book No. XII; Series of 2016 of
Notary Public Ari Larrazabal. EV Mail
Aug. 15-21, 22-28, & 29- Sept. 4, 2016
rrr
Extrajudicial Settlement and Partition with Sale
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the property of the late OSCAR
LAMBO re a one (1) unit MAKE/ TYPE
- HYUNDAI VAN; MOTOR NO. –
D4BHY923092; SERIAL / CHASSIS
NO. – KMJWWHPYU244196; PLATE
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Republic of the Philippines
SUPREME COURT
REGIONAL TRIAL
COURT
Eighth Judicial Region
Branch 11
Calubian, Leyte
SP. PROC. NO. SPCN-143
For:
IN THE MATTER OF
THE CHANGE OF
THE NAME IN THE
CERTIFICATE OF LIVE
BIRTH OF GILBERT
CABILLAN PAG-ONG
TO GILBERT PAG-ONG
CAREL,
DELIA C. PAG-ONG,
Petitioner,
-versusTHE LOCAL CIVIL
REGISTRAR,
Calubian, Leyte, and
THE CIVIL REGISTRAR
GENERAL
National Statistics
Office
3rd Floor, Vibal Building
EDSA cor. Times Street,
Quezon City
Respondents
x---------------x
ORDER
A verified petition
for Change of Name in
the Certificate of Live
Birth, praying that after
due notice, publication
and hearing judgment
be rendered ordering the
respondents, the Local
Civil Registrar of Calubian, Leyte, to change
the name of petitioner’s
son from Gilbert Cabillan Pag-ong to Gilbert
Pag-ong Carel in the Certificate of Live Birth, has
been filed by petitioner
through counsel before
this Court.
WHEREFORE,
finding the said petition
to be sufficient in form
and substance, notice is
hereby given to all parties concerned that the
NOTICES
initial hearing of this
petition is set on October
11, 2016 at 8:00 o’clock
in the morning before
this Court at the Hall of
Justice, Calubian, Leyte
at which date aforesaid,
any interested person
may appear and show
cause, if there be any,
why said petition should
not be granted.
Let copy of this Order be published in a
newspaper of general
circulation in the region
at least once a week for
three (3) consecutive
weeks at the expense of
the petitioner, and let
copies of the petition
and Order be furnished
the Honorable Solicitor
General at 134 Amorsolo St., Legaspi Village,
Makati City, the National
Statistics Office, Manila,
the Assistant Provincial
Prosecutor of Calubian,
Leyte and the Local Civil
Registrar of Calubian,
Leyte for them to appear
for the government.
SO ORDERED.
IN CHAMBERS this
1st day of August 2016
at Halls of Justice, Calubian, Leyte, Philippines.
(Sgd.) CONSTANTINO
F. ESBER
Acting Presiding Judge
/mry-v
EV Mail Aug. 22-28, 29Sept. 4, & 5-11, 2016
NOTICE OF EXTRAJUDICIAL SALE
(EJF No. 3775 )
“Upon extra-judicial petition for sale
under Act 3135 filed by
Home Development Mutual Fund, mortgagee,
on July 8, 2016 against
JOSEPH G. VILLANUEVA, mortgagor, to
satisfy the mortgage indebtedness which as of
April 29, 2016 amounts
to PHP88,999.91, exclud-
Republic of the Philippines
REGIONAL TRIAL
COURT
8th Judicial Region
Branch 18, Hilongos,
Leyte
SP. PROC. NO. H-568
IN THE MATTER OF
THE ADOPTION OF
THE MINOR HANNAH CARMELLE
EV C. MADES AND
DECLARATION AS
FOUNDLING AND
NEGLECTED CHILD
FOR: ADOPTION
SPS. CLARK C. MADES
AND EPIFANIA C.
MADES
Petitioners.
ORDER
PETITIONER – Sps.
Clark C. Mades and Epifania C. Mades by and
through counsel filed a
Petition to adopt Minor
Hannah Carmelle Ev
C. Mades. In support of
their petition the petitioners avers. THAT: petitioners are both Filipino
citizen of legal age and
residence of Brgy. Tuguiing attorney’s fees and
pa, Hilongos, Leyte; that
expenses of foreclosure,
the undersigned or his the petititioners desire
duly authorized deputy to adopt minor HANwill sell at public auction NAH CARMELLE EV C.
on October 12, 2016 at MADES three (3) years
10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at old, female and a foundthe Office of TRC Branch ling child a Certificate of
34 to the highest bidder, Foundling was issued;
for cash or manager ’s that the subject child was
found by Daryl R. Miras
check and in Philippine
Currency, the following of Sitio Lipata Barangay
property with all its im- Western Hilongos, Leyte
and found healthy and
provement:
D e s c r i p t i o n o f still one (1) month old;
that finder has entrustProperty
ed the subject child to
Description of Property
the petitioners who has
TCT No. : T-45247
LOT NO.: 3332-K taken her custody and
of the subdivision plan, provide her care and
Psd-08-004971 a portion support in coordination
with the Social Worker of
of Lot 5332, Cad. 220
the Municipal Social WelAREA:
287 Sq. Mts., more or less fare and Development
Office, Hilongos, Leyte;
LOCATION:
Brgy. Marasbaras, Taclo- that DSWD of Hilongos,
Leyte and the petitioners
basn City
exerted effort to locate
“All sealed bids
must be submitted to the parent but turn futile
and for the span of time
the undersigned on the
above stated time and it is clear that her parent
have substantially and
date.”
continuously abandoned
“In the event the
public auction should and neglected the subject
child in accordance with
not take place on the said
date, it shall be held on Article 141 of P.D. 603;
that the petitioners alOctober 14, 2016 without
leged that they possess
further notice.”
all the qualifications and
(Sgd.) RUBEN N. VILnone of the disqualificaLACARILLO-8/15/16
tion to adopt and the
Sheriff IV
adoption will redound
EV Mail Aug. 15-21, 22to the benefit and welfare
28, & 29- Sept. 4, 2016
of the subject child: that
the petitioners prayed
that the minor HANNAH CARMELLE EV
C. MADES be legally
declared an abandoned
and neglected child in accordance to the provision
of Article 141 of P.D. 603
and freed from all legal
obligations of obedience
and maintenance to her
biological parents and to
all intents and purposes
be declared the child of
the petitioners.
WHEREFORE,
finding the Verified Petition to be sufficient in
FORM and SUBSTANCE,
the same is set for initial
hearing on February 16,
2017 at 8:30 a.m. at which
date time and place anyone that may be prejudiced by the approval of
the instant Petition may
come to court in this first
opportunity.
Published this Order in a newspaper of
general circulation in the
Province of Leyte at least
once a week for three (3)
consecutive weeks at the
expense of the petitioner.
Furnished copy of
this Order to the Office
of the Solicitor General
being the general counsel
of the Republic at 134
Amorsolo St. Legaspi
Village, Makati City; Regional Director of DSWD
for the office to conduct a
social case study report,
conduct a home study
report; and to submit
other relevant papers
within 60 days, to the
natural parent of to be
adopted, petitioners and
their counsel for them to
be present on the scheduled initial hearing.
SO ORDERED.
IN CHAMBERS,
this 17th day of August
2016, Hilongos, Leyte,
Philippines.
(Sgd.) EPHREM S.
ABANDO
Executive Judge
EV Mail August 22-28,
29-Sept. 4, 5-11, 2016
Republic of the Philippines
REGIONAL TRIAL
COURT
8th Judicial Region
Branch 18, Hilongos,
Leyte
SP. PROC. NO. H-566
IN RE: PETITION
FOR ADOPTION OF
KHLOE JAES V. COLUMNA
FOR: ADOPTION
SPS. MARVIN C. ZABATE AND OPHELIA
TANTUAN ZABATE
Petitioner
ORDER
PETITIONER – SPS.
MARVIN C. ZABATE
AND OPHELIA TANTUAN ZABATE by and
through counsel filed a
Petition to adopt KHLOE
JAES V. COLUMNA.
In support of their petition, the petitioner avers,
THAT: petitioners are of
legal age, Filipino, residence at Brgy. Matapay,
Hilongos, Leyte; that
petitioners are in possession of their full capacity, legal right and have
good moral character
have not been convicted
of any crime involving
moral turpitude came
from decent and loving
family, emotionally, psychologically, physically
and financially capable
of raising and caring for
children; that the said
child was brought to the
petitioner ’s house and
the petitioners took care
the child Khloe Jaes V.
Columna a less than a
year old being born on
October 30, 2015 in Hilongos, Leyte to Spouses
Virgilio V. Columna Jr.
and Virginia T. Valdueza
August 22-28, 2016
of Brgy. Matapay, Hilongos, Leyte and executed a
joint affidavit of consent
to the adoption; that petitioner by this petition
wanted to adopt KHLOE
JAES V. COLUMNA and
give her all the treatment
and right like their own
child and this will not
change even if they are
already presently blessed
with two children who
happened to be twin
one of whom executed
an affidavit of consent
being the other a special
child; that petitioners
have all the qualification
and none of the disqualifications to adopt a child
under the law and that
the adoption of Khloe
Jaes V. Columna is to her
best interest and welfare.
WHEREFORE,
finding the Verified Petition to be sufficient in
FORM and SUBSTANCE,
the same is set for initial
hearing on February 16,
2017 at 8:30 a.m. at which
date time and place anyone that may be prejudiced by the approval of
the instant Petition may
come to court in this first
opportunity.
Published this Order in a newspaper of
general circulation in the
Province of Leyte at least
once a week for three (3)
consecutive weeks at the
expense of the petitioner.
Furnished copy of
this Order to the Office
of the Solicitor General
being the general counsel
of the Republic at 134
Amorsolo St. Legaspi
Village, Makati City; Regional Director of DSWD
for the office to conduct a
social case study report,
conduct a home study
report; and to submit
other relevant papers
within 60 days, to the
natural parent of to be
adopted, petitioners and
their counsel for them to
be present on the scheduled initial hearing.
SO ORDERED.
IN CHAMBERS,
this 8th day of August
2016, Hilongos, Leyte,
Philippines.
(Sgd.) EPHREM S.
ABANDO
Executive Judge
EV Mail August 22-28,
29-Sept. 4, 5-11, 2016
Extrajudicial Settlement and Partition
with waivers
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the properties of the late VICENTE M.
JABON consisting one-half (1/2) share of
a parcel of land designated as Lot 2268-J5-G-5-B, situated in Brgy. Alegria, Ormoc
City, with an area of 288 sq. m. covered by
TCT No. 48506; Lot 962-24, situated in Brgy.
Seguinon, Albuera Leyte, with an area of 143
sq. m. covered by OCT No. OE 10468; Lot
962-23, with an area of 12,714 sq. m. covered by OCT No. OE-10467; Lot 835 Public
land subdivision, situated in Mun. of Albuera,
Leyte, containing an area of 15,691 sq. m.
covered by TCT No. TP-23453; Lot 962-12,
situated in Brgy. Seguinon, Albuera, Leyte,
containing an area of13,639 sq. m. covered
by OCT No. 115-2015000834 ; Lot 962-9,
with an area of 242 sq. m. covered by OCT
No. 115-2015000835; Bank Deposit with
Philippine Island (BPI) Ormoc City under
Account No. 1133-2342-99; Motor Vehicle
1: MAK TYPE- HONDA MC, ENGINE NO.
– KB5019065E, CHASSIS NO.- KB501-98613065, PLATE NO.- TP-MC-0685, CERT. OF
REG. – CRE-13962273; Motor Vehicle II:
MAKE TYPE – ISUZU WAGON, ENGINE
NO. – PA2488, CHASSIS NO. – PABTBR542Y201338, PLATE NO. – WNC466,
CERT.OF REG. – CRE-156341883; Motor
Vehicle III: MAKE TYPE – ISUZU STAKE,
ENGINE NO. – 736946, CHASSIS NO. –
LTO-064936-R07-C, PLATE NO. – CDD-462,
CERT. OF REG.- CRE-10378451; Motor
Vehicle IV: MAKE TYPE – NISSAN TRUCK,
ENGINE NO. – CD52V -10823, CHASSIS
NO. – RO8-116502, PLATE NO. –GDA-653,
CERT. OF REG. – CR-13216555; Motor
Vehicle V: MAKE TYPE – ISUZU TRUCK
, ENGINE NO. – 10PB1993723, CHASSIS
NO. – KF78P-11196, PLATE NO. – GPG614, CERT. OF REG. – CRE-13217938;
Motor Vehicle VI: MAKE TYPE – ISUZU
TRUCK, ENGINE NO. – 10PB1956028,
CHASSIS NO. – SRM7101832875, PLATE
NO. – PHW826, CERT. OF REG. – CRE11995043-4; Motor Vehicle VIII: MAKE/
TYPE- ISUZU MINI BUS, ENGINE NO.4DR5-513775, CHASSIS NO.- SPMM20600-89-C, PLATE NO. – DGA542, CERT.
OF REG. – CR-2544944-3; Motor Vehicle IX:
MAKE/TYPE- ISUZU TRUCK, ENGINE NO.
– 10PB1934816, CHASSIS NO. – SMM7011950387, PLATE NO. – JEE791, CERT. OF
REG. – CR-14425136-5; and Motor Vehicle
X: MAKE/TYPE- ISUZU LANDCRUISER,
ENGINE NO. – 71629, CHASSIS NO. –
EJ42-1300, PLATE NO. – VAR480, CERT.
OF REG. – CR-92433901 were settled and
partitioned among his heirs, the above mentioned Parcel I- Lot 2268-J-5-G-5-B waived
in favor of NELVI J. HIPE per Doc. No. 35;
Page No. 7; Book No. CIIXV; Series of 2016
of Notary Public Nicolas S. Maglasang and
nine (9) motor vehicles waived in favor of
NILDA A. JABON per Doc. No. 36; Page No.
8; Book No. CIIXV; Series of 2016 of Notary
Public Nicolas S. Maglasang. EV Mail Aug.
8-14, 15-21& 22-28, 2016
Affidavit of Self Adjudication
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the properties of the late SPS. VICTORIO
A. LAURENTE and SALOME CON-UI re
1/16 share parcels of land Lot 5707 situated
in Barrio Salvacion, Ormoc City, containing
an area of 312 sq. m. covered by TCT No.
26967 ; Lot 7838, containing an area of
322 sq. m. covered by TCT No. 26220 ;
Lot 7838, containing an area of 894 sq. m.
covered by TCT No. 26718 ; and Lot 8477,
situated in Ormoc City, containing an area of
22,411 sq. m. covered by OCT No. 0-59 were
adjudicated unto herself by PRUDENCIA L.
EVANGELISTA per Doc. No. 121; Page No.
25; Book No. CCCLVII; Series of 2013 of
Notary Public Nicolas S. Maglasang. EV Mail
Aug. 8-14, 15-21& 22-28, 2016
Extrajudicial Settlement and Partition
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the property of the late JAIME PALES re a
Lot 2483, Case 14, Cad 520-D, situated in
Barangay Cabalong, Merida, Leyte, containing an area of 10,101 sq. m. covered by OCT
No. P-82541 was settled and partitioned
among his heirs per Doc. No. 206; Page No.
42; Book No. XLI; Series of 2016 of Notary
Public Aleah Rafel G. Bataan- Tolibao. EV
Mail Aug. 8-14, 15-21& 22-28, 2016
Extrajudicial Settlement and Partition
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the properties of the late REMEDIOS YAP
NUEVO re parcels of land Lot 11771-B-2-F,
situated in District of Cogon-Combado, Ormoc City, containing an area of 1,216 sq. m.
TCT No. 13560; Lot 2238-B-3,situated in Barrio Alegria, Ormoc City, containing an area
of 400 sq. m. TCT No. 27921; 1/3 share of a
parcel of land Lot 11649-E, situated in Brgy.
Maticaa, Ormoc City, containing an area of
29,974 sq. m. TCT No. 16732; ¼ share of a
parcel of land Cad Lot 10031-B-5,containing
an area 19,826 sq. m. , TD No. 00059-00314;
and Lot No. 1771-B-2-H-6,situated in Brgy.
Cogon-Combado, Ormoc City , containing an
area of 2,429 sq. m., TCT No. 18416 were
situated and Partitioned among her heirs per
Doc. No. 124; Page NO. 41; Book No. XXI;
Series of 2015 Notary Public Jose S. Orduña. EV Mail Aug. 8-14, 15-21& 22-28, 2016
Extrajudicial Settlement
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the properties of the late NATIVIDAD
PASCUAL GARCIA re parcels of coconut
land situated in Brgy. Baso, Cabucgayan,
Biliran under TD No. 00112 declared in
the name of TOMAS GARCIA with an area
of 2,436477 hectares; residential building
situated in Brgy. Bunga, Cabucgayan, Biliran
under TD No. 00420; residential land under
TD No. 00421 with an area of 170 sq. m.;
coconut land under TD No. 00422 with an
area of 1.5822400 hec. ; a residential land
under TD No. 01349 with an area of 222.50
sq. m. ; residential land situated in Brgy.
Caulangohan, Caibiran, Biliran under TD
No. 00041 with an area of 218.85 sq. m. ;
Riceland (low land irrigated) situated in Brgy.
Caulangohan, Caibiran, Biliran under TD No.
00173 with an area of 0.124900 hec; residential land under TD No. 00174 with an area of
3,113 sq. m.; residential land under TD No.
00175 with an area of 1,871 sq. m. ; Riceland
(low land irrigated) under TD No. 00176 with
an area of 0.05234 hec. Coconut land under
TD No. 00177 with an area of 2.157600 hec.
; residential land situated in Brgy. Libertad,
Cabucgayan, Biliran under TD No. 00648
with an area of 2,071 sq. m.; residential land
situated in P. Inocentes, Naval, Biliran under
TD No. 00558 with an area of 69.98 sq. m. ;
residential land under TD No. 00559 with an
area of 877 sq. m. ; residential building under
TD No. 00560 ; residential land under TD No.
00561 with an area of 300 sq. m. ; residential
land under TD No. 00562 with an area of 160
sq. m.; residential land under TD No. 00563
with an area of 40.92 sq. m. ; residential land
situated in Villa Del Rio II, Pit-os, Cebu City
under TD No. GRC6-01-011-01107 declared
in the name of GARCIA, TOMAS D.M./TO
NATIVIDAD P. GARCIA with an area of 60
sq. m. ; and residential land under TD No.
GRC 6-01-011-01105 with an area of 60
sq. m. residential building erected thereon
with flooring 38.50 sq. m. under TD No.
GRC6-01-011-01106 were settled among
her heirs per Doc. No. 104; Page No. 21;
Book No. 53; Series of 2016 of Notary Public
Redentor C. Villordon. EV Mail Aug. 8-14,
15-21& 22-28, 2016
Extrajudicial Settlement
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the properties of the late HENRICUS CORNELIS FRANCISCUS NUIJTS re parcels of
residential land situated in Brgy. P. Inocentes,
Naval, Biliran under TD No. 00952 with an
area of 560 sq. m. declared in the name
of JIGIE C. NUIJTS; coco land situated in
Brgy. San Pablo, Naval, Biliran under TD
No. 00211 with an area of 0.610600; Riceland
(low land irrigated) situated in Brgy. Talustusan, Naval, Biliran under TD No. 00136 with
an area of 0.691500 hectares ; Riceland (up
land) in situated in Brgy. Talustusan, Naval,
Biliran under TD No. 00277 with an area of
0.312300 hectares; and residential building
under TD No. 00292 declared in the name of
JIGIE & HENRICUS CF NUIJTS were settled
among their heirs per Doc. No. 99; Page No.
20; Book No. 53; Series of 2016 of Notary
Public Redentor C. Villordon. EV Mail Aug.
8-14, 15-21& 22-28, 2016
Extrajudicial Settlement
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the personal properties of the late SPS.
AVELINO B. TELMO and MELENCIA C.
TELMO re an account with Land Bank of
the Philippines (LBP) Naval, Biliran under
account No. 1211-1186-83 was settled
among their heirs, the parties do hereby
name, constitute and appoint LYROLUNA
C. TELMO to claim and receive the above
account per Doc. No.97; Page No. 20; Book
No. 53; Series of 2016 of Notary Public
Redentor C.Villordon. EV Mail Aug. 8-14,
15-21& 22-28, 2016
Extrajudicial Settlement with waiver
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the property of the late JUAN CUSTODIO re
a parcel of land designated as Lot No. 4893,
located at Brgy. San Policarpo, Calbayog
City, containing an area of 7,895 sq. m.
under TD No. 99-01017-00332 was settled
among his heirs and ½ portion or 3,947.5 sq.
m. waived in favor of LOURDES CUSTODIO
per Doc. No. 391; Page No. 79; Book No. V;
Series of 2013 of Notary Public Jennylyn D.
Sumagang- Durmiendo. EV Mail Aug. 8-14,
15-21& 22-28, 2016
Extrajudicial Settlement with Waiver
NOTICE IS HERBY GIVEN that
the property of the late FELIPA YAPREFAMONTE re a parcel of land situated in
the JPR-Subdivison, Obrero, Calbayog City ,
Lot 4, Block 5 , containing an area of 186 sq.
m. with TCT No. 504 in the name of ULPIANO
REFAMONTE married to FELIPA YAP,
covered by TD No. 99-0101581-01581 was
settled among her heirs and waived in favor
of MARIA ELIZA REFAMONTE-LOMOTAN
per Doc. No. 5764; Page No. 1153; Book
No. XII; Series of 2016 of Notary Public
Hernando M. Hernandez, Jr. EV Mail Aug.
8-14, 15-21& 22-28, 2016
Extrajudicial Settlement with Sale
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the property of the late HILARIA JAVINES
re a parcel of land situated at Brgy. Trinidad,
Calbayog City, designated as Lot No. 5599,
covered by TD No. 99-01020-00613, containing an area of 323 sq. m. was settled among
her heirs and sold in favor of DOLORES
JAVINES PALACIO per Doc. No. 446; Page
No. 90; Book No. XII; Series of 2016 of
Notary Public Alex R.Gelera. EV Mail Aug.
8-14, 15-21& 22-28, 2016
Extrajudicial Settlement with Absolute
Sale
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the property of the late SPS. VALERIANO
JULATON and CORNELIA ROÑO JULATON re a parcel of land designated as Lot
9262,Cad. 817-D, Case -32, containing
an area of 48,146 sq. m. under OCT No.
2015000044, TD No. 99-02008-00217 was
settled among their heirs and situated at
Brgy. Cagbilwang, Oquendo District, Calbayog City and sold in favor of LIM GUAN
KHO MARKETING INC. per Doc. No. 1667;
Page No. 334; Book No. X; Series of 2015
of Notary Public Eduard Tibo. EV Mail Aug.
22-28, 29- Sept. 4, & 5-11, 2016
Extrajudicial Settlement and Partition
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the properties of the late HILARION CODILLA AMITHS re parcels of land Lot 2 Block
5 situated in Barrio Cogon Combado, Ormoc
City, containing an area of 212 sq. m. covered
by TCT No. 13214 ; and Lot 2376-H-2-B-3-A
, situated in Brgy. Linao, Ormoc City, containing an area of 233 sq. m. covered by TCT No.
40085 and one (1) residential house erected
on said Lot 2 Block 5 were settled, partitioned
among his heirs per Doc. No. 292; Page No.
59;Book No. LX; Series of 2015 of Notary
Public Aleah Rafel G. Bataan- Tolibao. EV
Mail Aug. 22-28, 29- Sept. 4, & 5-11, 2016
Extrajudicial Settlement
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the properties of the late JESUSA BARTE
OMEGA designated as Lot Nos. 5319-C,
5314-C, 5303-A-9, 5303-A-2,5322-B, 5322E, 5322-G, 5322-L and 5322-M, covered by
T.C.T. Nos. 34474, 34478, 28370, 28364,
43738, 43741, 43743, 43748 and 43749,
respectively, all situated in the City of Ormoc,
was extra judicially settled by her legal heirs
namely; Rafael C. Omega, Jr, Ma. Regina O.
Alfafara, Rafael Benjamin B. Omega III and
Rafael Richard B. Omega IV, under Doc. No.
27; Page No. 07; Book No. CXXIX, Series of
2016 in the notarial Book of Atty. Conrado
P. Conopio. EV Mail Aug. 22-28, 29- Sept.
4, & 5-11, 2016
Extrajudicial Settlement and Partition
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the properties of the late DOMINADOR
SABERON RAMOS consisting ½ share of a
one (1) unit residential house located at Brgy.
Ipil, Ormoc City covered by TD No. 15105
; Bank Deposits at PNB Allied Bank, Ormoc
City, Savings Account No. 1370-041721 were
settled and partitioned among his heirs per
Doc. No. 46; Page No. 10; Book No. XCIII;
Series of 2016 of Notary Public Aleah Rafel
G. Bataan- Tolibao. EV Mail Aug. 22-28,
29- Sept. 4, & 5-11, 2016
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Republic of the Philippines
Province of Leyte
Municipality of Palompon
Office of the Municipal Civil Registrar
Publication Notice
R.A. 10172
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
CFN
CCE-0056-2016 R.A. 10172
DATE: August 20,2016
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
EPIFANIO CANGMAONG MABUAN has
filed with this Office, a petition for correction
of entry in the child’s Sex from “F” to “MALE”
and to correct the child’s and father’s last
names from “MAMBUAN” to “MABUAN” in
the Certificate of Live Birth of EPIFANIO C.
MAMBUAN at Palompon, Leyte and whose
parents are Jesus C. Mambuan and Alfreda
I. Cangmaong.
Any person adversely affected by
said petition may file his written opposition
with this Office not later that August 29, 2016.
(Sgd.) CARMELITA G. LODOVICA
C/MCR
EV Mail Aug. 22-28, & 29- Sept. 4, 2016
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Republic of the Philippines
Local Civil Registry Office
Province: Leyte
City/Municipality: Palompon
Republic of the Philippines )
Palompon, Leyte ) SS
Petition No. CFN-0011-2016
PETITION FOR CHANGE OF FIRST
NAME
I, Angie Sevilla Cañete, of legal age,
Filipino, and a resident of Basak Pardo, Cebu
City, Cebu, after having been duly sworn to
in accordance with law, hereby declare that:
1)
I am the petitioner seeking
the change of first name in:
a)
My Certificate of Live Birth
2)
I was born on Jan. 21,
1967 at Palompon, Leyte, Philippines
3)
The birth was recorded
under registry number 28,
4)
4) The first name to be
changed is from ELIZABETH to ANGIE
5)
The grounds for filing this
petition are the following:
b)
I have habitually and
continuously used ANGIE and I publicly
known in the community with that first name;
6)
I submit the following
documents to support this petition:
a)
Certificate of Live Birth
(SECPA)
b)
Certificate of Baptism/
Voter Certification
c)
SSS Employee Status
Information/ NBI Clearance
d)
Police Clearance/Certification/Marriage Contract
e)
Cert. of Live Birth of my
children
7)
I have not filed any similar
petition and that, to the best of my knowledge, no other similar petition is pending with
any LCRO, Court or Philippine Consulate.
8)
I have no pending criminal,
civil or administrative case in any court or any
quasi-judicial body
9)
I am filing this petition at
the LCRO of Palompon, Leyte in accordance
with R.A. No. 9048 and its implementing rules
and regulations
(Sgd.) ANGIE SEVILLA CAÑETE
Petitioner
VERIFICATION
I, ANGIE S. CAÑETE, the petitioner,
hereby certify that the allegations herein are
true and correct to the best of my knowledge
and belief.
(Sgd.) ANGIE SEVILLA CAÑETE
Petitioner
SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN to
before me this 19th day of August, 2016
in the city/municipality of Palompon, Leyte
petitioner exhibiting his Community Tax
Certificate No. 02147855 issued at Cebu
City on January 7, 2016.
(Sgd.) CARMELITA G. LODOVICA
Municipal Civil Registrar
Administering Officer
EV Mail Aug. 22-28, & 29- Sept. 4, 2016
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August 22-28, 2016
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NEWS
August 22-28, 2016
10 years after the discovery of the mass graves,
Inopacan Massacre survivors still cry out for justice
(L-R) Palo Mayor Remedios “Matin” Petilla, American Chamber president Ebb Hinchcliffe, Leyte
governor Dominic Petilla and PMFTC external director Varinia Elero-Tinga answers questions
from the press during the recently held climate change and agriculture summit in Palo, Leyte.
Leyte guv says info should be coached in laymen’s tongue
PALO, LEYTE – There is
enough technology available to guide farmers and
fishermen in the country
to improve their lot, but
the problem is “sending
the message across” or
translating it to a language
or dialect they understand.
This was Leyte governor Dominic Petilla’s
take on how to get timely
weather information across
to farmers and fishermen in
the province, so that they
are guided on what weather
to expect for the day or a
10-day period.
He said that the first
thing to do is coach information in a dialect understandable by farmers and
fisherfolks in various parts
of the province, most of
who are unschooled.
Leyte has two distinct
dialects, Waray and Bisaya,
but there are variants of the
dialects that make the problem of communication more
complex. For example, sili
in Waray means the male
organ, but it is chili pepper on the Bisaya-speaking
areas.
Second, is to determine
the best way to send out the
information. Text blasting
could be a solution but there
is the reality that many rural
areas remain without cellular signals, aside from the
fact that a cellphone is the
last thing that a poor farmer
would buy.
The governor was reacting to the question that
the province, or Eastern
Visayas region, already had
automatic weather stations
but how will they disseminate the information in a
timely manner to the farmers, and who will foot the
bill in case there is a need
for expensive text blasters.
The governor said that
a combination of the old
ways and the new is practicable, but it still boils down
to how the information is
said. “We can have text
blasters,” he said, but what
is important is the information to be sent out should
be understandable or in
layman’s language.
Governor Petilla says
he draws this observation
and solution from Leyte’s
see
INFO
p.
6
Mayor Carmen L. Cari condoles with the survivors of the Inopacan Massacre. At her back are
pictures of 12 “desapericidos”, victims of an NPA purge who still remain missing up to now.
BAYBAY CITY - The kin
of the so-called “Inopacan
Massacre” victims commemorates the 10th year
anniversary of the discovery their mass graves
and exhumation with the
theme: “Usa ka dekada sa
padayon nga paghanumdum sa hustisya ug kalinaw” at Hipusngo Cemetery, Baybay City, Leyte
on August 28.
In line with the commemoration, the City of
government of Baybay
through Mayor Carmen
Cari, marked the event with
a holy mass at the cemetery
where the 67 victims are
buried. Reverend Fr. Stanley Mepico officiated the
mass.
Eliosa Abenojar-Cababahay, 56, the brother of victim William Abenojar who
was allegedly abducted and
killed by the members of the
CPP-NPA in the ‘80s called
on the Duterte administra-
tion to help them attain
justice.
Abenojar was abducted
together with two other
companions sometime in
January 1984.
As a relative of one of
the victims, she felt insulted
when she saw in the television that the couple Benito
and Wilma Tiamzon is now
out of jail, and they are participating in the peace talks.
see
NPA
p.
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