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WEATHER
Scattered thunderstorms in the
morning. Partly cloudy skies late.
High 86F. Winds E at 5 to 10 mph.
Chance of rain 40%.
happynings page 10
Vice President Jejomar Binay raises the hand of Marilou
Malot Galenzoga who is running for mayor of Baybay
under the UNA banner in this years midterm elections.
CEBU CITY - Baybay city mayoralty
candidate, Marilou Malot Galenzoga, joined
the frst major political rally of the senatoriable
candidates under the United Nationalist Alliance
(UNA) on Tuesday in this city.
said that politicians
need to strictly follow
the Comelec rules and
regulations.
By fol l owi ng t he
mandates of the Comelec,
the entire region would
attain safe and peaceful
election, he said.
We are reminding
e v e r y p o l i t i c i a n s ,
especially those who are
on their posts now to be
fair on the conduct of
their campaign to make
sure that the May 2013
midterm election would
people in the region , it has now reached
to 814,715 in 2012.
We are projecting of about 1,125,514
members coming from the poor sector
this year, Bacareza said.
Bacareza added that in 2012, Eastern
Visayas beat 16 other regions in the
country in terms of local government
The neophyte politi-
cian was the lone candi-
date present during the
grand rally of the opposi-
tion party who is not from
Central Visayas.
Joining Malot were
her entire slate, namely,
running-mate Al Relevo
and candidates for council
seats, Akie Baledio, Earl
Nuez, Virgie Dumagu-
ing, Vic Bacusmo, Eric
Avila, Oscar Balan, Alvin
Truya, BB Datahan, and
Dingding Meredores.
Mal ot assured t he
UNA candidates seeking
for Senate seats that she
and her entire team would
work hard to ensure that
they would give their full
support once they barn-
storm Leyte.
The UNA senatori-
ables have yet to schedule
their campaign sortie in
Leyte, Eastern Visayass
vote-rich province with
more than one million
voters.
Malot attends UNA
major rally in Cebu
BY GRACE FERNANDEZ
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Bets reminded to follow
election rules, guidelines
TACLOBAN CITY
The regional director of
the Department of Interior
and Local Government
(DILG) has urged all
candidates in the region
for the upcoming May
13, 2013 elections to
abide with the rules and
regulations mandated
by the Commission on
Elections (Comelec).
DI L G Di r e c t o r
Pedro Noval, in his
message during the local
legislative award held
last Wednesday at the
Peoples Center here,
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TACLOBAN CITYEnrolment of
the poor to the Philippine Health In-
surance Corp. (PhilHealth) in Eastern
Visayas has been steady for the past
fve years, according to an offcial of
the state health insurer.
Walter Bacareza, PhilHealth-8
regional vice president ,said from
154,275 in 2007 enrolment of poor
PhilHealth projects 1.125 M
members from poor sector this year
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Signing of
peace covenant
slated in Baybay
City today
news page 2
news page 3
news page 3
news page 8
PhilHeath exec
says all private
hospitals
in EV to adopt
no balance bill-
ing policy
Military assure
of peaceful,
orderly conduct
of election
Camella
celebrates
4 years of
love in Leyte
Love for the
Philippine
Red Cross
Leyte Samar Daily Express NEWS Friday, 15 February 2013 2
TACLOBAN CITY-
A peace covenant is
sl at ed t o be hel d i n
Baybay City today in-
vol vi ng among ot h-
ers, candidates running
in this years midterm
elections.
This was confirmed
by city elections of-
ficer Luzviminda Su-
saya who said that the
signing of the peace
covenant is designed to
ensure that the conduct
of elections in Baybay
clothes on;
Avoid persons who
offer money, load, jobs or
any promises in exchange
for stripping/posing nude
online;
People you dont
know are strangers, people
on the internet are not
always who they say they
are;
Be yourself. Threat
other people on the internet
like you would treat other
people in the real world;
Keep your online
per s onal i nf or mat i on
private; and
If you feel scared,
confused or uncomfortable
because someone took
a photo or video of you,
or because of an online
exper i ence, t al k t o a
t r ust ed adul t such as
Parents, Teacher, Guidance
Counsel or, Bar angay,
DSWD or the Women and
Children Protection Desk
(WCPD) of the nearest
police station.
I n 2009, Congr ess
has enacted Republic Act
9775 or the Anti-Child
Pornography Act which
aims to protect the Filipino
child from all forms of
would be orderly and
peaceful.
All the candidates
have been invited to at-
tend the signing of the
peace covenant. This
way, we can be assured
that they would not use
any form of violence just
to win, Susaya said.
The signing of the
peace covenant is to be
held at the Immaculate
Conception Church at 10
in the morning.
Among those invited
were reelectionist Mayor
Carmen Cari and her
lone rival, Marilou Ma-
lot Veloso Galenzoga.
Their entire slates are
also expected to attend
the signing of the peace
covenant.
The Commission on
Elections together with
the Philippine National
Police and the Philippine
Army in the region have
been initiating several
peace covenants as part
of their measure to en-
sure that the conduct of
the elections here in the
region would be orderly
and peaceful.
The first signing of
similar act was done in
Calbayog City in Samar
which has been identi-
fied as one of the 15
concerned or hotspot
areas in the country due
to intense political rival-
ry, presence of private
armed groups and that of
the New Peoples Army.
(JOEY A. GABIETA)
Signing of peace covenant
slated in Baybay City today
police stations to conduct
activities that would provide
awareness to the parents,
chi l dren, communi t i es
and society and seeks to
help make communities
safe haven for children.
These includes hanging of
streamers, announcement
of the observance during
flag raising ceremonies,
school lecture series and
communi t y di al ogues
relative to protection of
children against sexual
abuse and exploitation; lay
forum, media blitz and other
child-related activities.
As mo r e p e o p l e
gain knowledge, deeper
under s t andi ng, and a
broader perspective of the
phenomenon of child sexual
abuse and exploitation, there
will be a more coordinated
efforts and action for the
protection of this vulnerable
segment of our population.,
Soria added.
Relative to the annual
observance, PRO8 issued
the following tips to parents
and children:
Your body belongs
to you. Report anyone who
take pictures or videos of
you or your friends without
best protect themselves from
abuse with the advent of
technology wherein danger
is lurking even through the
internet.
Parents must learn to
recognize their roles in
protecting and promoting
the welfare of their children
since they are the foremost
line of defense, the police
regional director added.
Soria informed that
PRO8 fully supports the
National Awareness Week
f or t he Pr event i on of
Child Sexual Abuse and
Exploitation (NAWPCSAE)
pursuant to Presidential
Proclamation No. 731 issued
February 5, 1996 declaring
the second week of February
every year as Child Abuse
Awareness Week.
This years observance
from February 9-17 with the
theme Child Pornography
Wakas an! Sa Tamang
Paggami t ng I nt er net ,
CAMP KANGLEON,
Palo, Leyte The Police
Regional Offce 8 (PRO8)
strongly encouraged parents
to monitor their childrens
activity on the internet and
cell phones as these could
led to sexual abuse and
exploitation.
Wi t h a c c e s s t o
technological advances
becoming easier, the threat
to children of abuse and
exploitation through the
internet also increases.
The danger include abuses
most l y l i nked t o chi l d
pornography, said Police
Chi ef Superi ntendent
Elmer Soria, the top police
offcial in the region.
Soria added that child
sexual abuse and exploitation
are social realities and
constitute two of the most
severe violations against
the rights of children, and
parents should educate their
children on how they can
Bat a ay Gabayan
underscores a more
conscientious use of
the internet especially
among children.
Along with this,
t he pol i ce regi onal
director directed all
PRO8: Keep an eye on kids internet use
expl oit ati on and abuse
including but not limited
to the use of a child in
pornographic performances
and mat eri al s and t he
inducement or coercion
of a child to engage or be
involved in pornography
through whatever means.
The law defined child
p o r n o g r a p h y a s a n y
representation, whether
visual, audio, written or a
combination thereof, by
electronic, mechanical,
digital, optical, magnetic
or any other means, of a
child engaged or involved
in real or simulated explicit
sexual activities or any
represenatation of the
sexual parts of a child for
primarily sexual purposes.
Philippine law also
constitutes Republic Act
7610, or t he Speci al
Protection of Children
against Abuse, Exploitation
and Discrimination Act,
which aims to provide
s p e c i a l p r o t e c t i o n
t o chi l dr en f r om al l
firms of abuse, neglect,
cr uel t y, expl oi t at i on,
discrimination, and other
conditions. (PINSP ROMUEL
A. NACAR)
3 Leyte Samar Daily Express Friday, 15 February 2013
NEWS
United Nationalist Alliance (UNA) leading senatorial candidate San Juan Rep. JV Ejercito
Estrada gave Cebu Archbishop Jose S. Palma a souvenir campaign t-shirt during his
recent courtesy call to the most reverend at the Archbishops Palace in Cebu City.
Republic of the Philippines
Department of Transportation and Communications
LAND TRANSPORTATION FRANCHISING AND
REGULATORY BOARD
Regional Ofce No. VIII
Tacloban City
REGIONAL MEMORANDUM CIRCULAR
NUMBER 2013-0001
SUBJECT: CONFIRMATION OF UNITS
It has been observed that yearly request for confrmation of units are
processed without undergoing the formalities of a petition prescribed by
the rules. Te authorized unit is confrmed without knowing who requested
the confrmation especially when the operator has already died, has gone
abroad, or the unit has been sold to another party without the approval of
the Board.
In this regard, no request for confrmation of unit shall be processed with-
out the fling of a verifed petition pursuant to Rules of Practice and Proce-
dure before the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board.
All Regional Memorandum Circular inconsistent herewith are hereby
amended, cancelled and revoked accordingly.
Tis Regional Memorandum Circular shall take efect ffeen (15) days
afer its publication in a newspaper of regional circulation in Eastern Vi-
sayas, Region VIII, Philippines.
SO ORDERED, February 13, 2013.
LTFRB, Tacloban City, Philippines.
(Sgd.) ARTHUR L. SAIPUDIN
Regional Director
cy are Our Lady of Porzi-
uncola Hospital, Inc.,
Calbayog Sanitarium and
Hospital, and Saint Ca-
millus Hospital in Samar
province.
The number of ac-
credited private health fa-
cility with NBB in the re-
gion is the highest among
PhilHealth regional of-
fces in the country. They
are with us in this quest,
Bacareza said.
Target benefciaries are
recipients of the Pantawid
Pamilyang Pilipino Pro-
gram (4Ps), poor families
identifed by the National
Household Targeting Sys-
tem (NHTS), and other in-
digent families with insur-
ance premium shouldered
by local government units.
The NBB pol i cy
mandates that no other
fees shall be charged or
paid for by the PhilHealth
patients who availed of
any of the identifed 22
medical and surgical cases
under the case rates pack-
age payment scheme, he
added.
Of the 28 private hos-
dates, Layug further
added.
Earlier, the military
here in the region re-
ported that the rebel
group is now conduct-
i ng t hei r s o- cal l ed
per mi t - t o- campai gn
or to win fee among
candidates.
The scheme, as al-
leged by the military,
i s par t of t he r ebel
groups fund raising
d e ma n d i n g mo n e y
from candidates, the
amount r anges de-
pending on the elec-
tive posts the candi-
dates are seeking.
As i d e f r o m d e -
mandi ng money, t he
rebel group also ask
firearms, the military
said.
Thi s cl ai m of t he
military, however, was
deni ed by t he r ebel
group saying the per-
mit-to-campaign and
wi n fees st ory were
just concocted by the
military.
Dur i ng t he 2007
elections, a reelection-
ist mayor in Samar was
reportedly abducted by
the rebels due to her
failure to gave in to the
demand of the rebel
The mi l i t ar y, t o-
gether with the Come-
lec and the PNP, have
been l eadi ng i n t he
signing of peace cov-
enant s i n t he regi on
as a way of ensuring a
peaceful elections in
the region. (JOEY A.
GABIETA & REYAN L.
ARINTO)
Concepcion Clinic and
Hospital, Agpalo Hospital
Guiuan Polymedic, Bo-
rongan Doctors Hospital
and Baconawa Hospital
in Eastern Samar.
Maasin Maternity and
Children Hospital, Zenon
T. Lagumbay Memorial
Hospital, Consuelo K.
Tan Memorial Medical
Center, Corrompido Spe-
cialty Hospital, Pudpud
Polyclinic and Specialty
Hospital, and Saint Vin-
cent Medical Clinic in
Southern Leyte.
In Leyte, these hospi-
tals are Villafors Clinic,
Clinica Gatchalian and
Hospital, Ormoc Ma-
ternity and Childrens
Hospital, Leyte Baptist
Clinic and Hospital, Bay-
bay Doctors Hospital,
Bethany Hospital, Di-
vine Word Hospital, LIDE
PASAR Hospital, Mother
of Mercy Hospital, OSPA
Farmers Medical Center,
Remedios Trinidad Ro-
mualdez Hospital, and
Tacloban Doctors Medical
Center.
Also adopting the poli-
TACLOBAN CITY
All private hospitals
in Eastern Visayas have
agreed to open their
doors to poor families,
offering totally free hos-
pitalization through the
adoption of no balance
billing (NBB) policy.
Phi l i ppi ne Heal t h
Insurance Corporation
(PhilHealth) Regional
Vice President Walter
Bacareza said that as of
this year, all the 28 pri-
vately-owned hospitals
in the region have agreed
to implement the policy.
If a poor patient goes
to private hospitals, they
dont have to spend even
a single peso for hospi-
talization as along they
would stay in wards, he
told reporters in a press
briefng.
Private hospitals in
the region that agreed
to implement the NBB
policy are Leoncio Uy
Memorial Hospital in
Northern Samar; Domin-
go N. Casano Hospital,
Our Lady of Guadalupe
Hospital, Immaculate
PhilHeath exec says all private hospitals
in EV to adopt no balance billing policy
pitals, four facilities are
employing the program
for all medical cases and
the rest offer NBB for
selected cases.
Among the medical
cases and the correspond-
ing package rates are den-
gue I (P8,000), dengue II
(P16,000), pneumonia I
(P15,000), pneumonia II
(P32,000), essential hy-
pertension (P9,000), cere-
bral infarction (P28,000),
cerebro-vascular acci-
dent with hemorrhage
(P38,000), acute gastro-
enteritis (P6,000), asthma
(P9,000), typhoid fever
(P14,000), and newborn
care package in hospi-
tals and lying-in clinics
(P1,750).
The surgical proce-
dures include radiothera-
py (P3,000 per session),
hemodialysis (P4,000 per
session), maternity care
package (P8,000) coupled
with the normal spon-
taneous delivery pack-
age in level 1 (P8,000)
and levels 2-4 hospitals
(P6,500), caesarian sec-
tion (P19,000), appen-
dectomy (P24,000), Cho-
lecystectomy (P31,000),
dilatation and curettage
(P11,000), thyroidectomy
(P31,000), herniorrhaphy
(P21,000), mastectomy
(P22,000), hysterectomy
(P30,000) and cataract
surgery (P16,000). (SAR-
WELL Q. MENIANO)
ful and orderly conduct
of el ect i ons her e i n
Eastern Visayas.
Major General Ge-
r a r do La yug, c om-
manding general of the
8th Infantry Division
whose headquarters are
based i n Cat bal ogan
Ci t y, sai d i n a press
st at ement , t hat t hey
would ensure that the
rebel group, the New
Peoples Army, could
not move in soliciting
funds from candidates.
Layug, together with
the regional directors
of the Commission on
Elections, lawyer Den-
nis Ausan, and of the
Philippine National Po-
lice, Chief Supt. Elmer
Soria, conducted a Re-
gional Joint Security
Coor di nat i ng Cent er
(RJSCC)meet i ng l ast
February 12.
The gathering was
meant to come up with
measures to ensure a
safe and peaceful elec-
tions in the region dur-
ing the May 13, 2013
balloting.
We give our assur-
ance to the people in
this region that we will
perform our mandate
so that we will have a
Safe(secure and fair)
e l e c t i on c ome Ma y
2013, Layug said.
We will also con-
duct pro-active security
operations to deter the
NPA i nsurgent s from
i mpos i ng t he i r s o-
called Permit to Cam-
pai gn and Per mi t t o
Win to the local candi-
TACLOBAN CITY-
The regions top mili-
tary officer assured the
people that they would
do within their power
in ensuring of a peace-
Military assure of peaceful,
orderly conduct of election
Leyte Samar Daily Express OPINION Friday, 15 February 2013 4
M
EDITORIAL
Who in this world hav-
ing business is not for
earning profit?
In the internet, Rappler
Beta of February 12 is-
sue, entitled GMA, TV5
fail to get TRO from SC
by Purple Romero wrote:
Comelec chairman Sixto
Brillantes, Jr. Said the net-
works objection to the
limit, however, is based on
their need to earn profit.
Candidates spend millions
on political advertise-
ments.
The Kapisanan ng
mga Brodkaster ng Pili-
pinas denied this, saying
they oppose the Comelec
resolution because it vio-
Comelec curtails political ads
First time Comelec becomes strict over election expenses.
Will less election expenses reestablish peoples condence?
lates the publics right
to information.
MJ Salaveria com-
mented: Actually, for
me campaign ad limit is
not a violation of pub-
lics right to informa-
tion. Hey, campaign ads
are not informing at all,
those are just for per-
suasion and marketing
purposes. And those are
boring ads that it made
me roll my eyes not just
once but all over and
over again.
I agree with Salave-
rias comment that it is
not a right to informa-
tion but to persuade and
market their candidacy.
Political ads like other
commercial ads are
boring, but election
period is only once ev-
ery three years. By the
way, Ms Salaveria is an
Atenean from Cagayan
de Oro City, a CPA
Lawyer-to be, accord-
ing to https://twitter.
com/MJSalaveria.
There is nothing
wrong to impose air-
time limits, but the to-
tal number of minutes
allowed each candi-
date is ridiculous. How
many television and ra-
dio stations do we have
uch is wasted in awareness cam-
paigns of the government. People
get information about what their gov-
ernment is doing from billboards and
streamers scattered all over. Aside from
bannered information, advertisements on
television, radio and newspapers are also
resorted to. We are bombarded on a daily
basis of the many things that government
does but we seldom feel anything that
government is doing. Many programs and
projects are advertised with the huge im-
ages of the politicians prominently dis-
played more than the important details
about the program or project.
The law that requires the placement of
billboards on every project is intended to
inform about the cost and nature of the
project so that the people can oversee
its implementation. It is supposed to
banner the cost, specifications and the
timeframe for its completion. Unfortu-
nately, the information is trivialized for
they are buried in small letters under
the bold names and shameless faces of
the government officials who claim the
project as their own. These government
officials had developed the temerity to
claim credit on the project as if it is be-
ing implemented using their money.
The billboard of their shameless faces
cost much out of the dilapidated funds
that are mere remnants of percentage
cutters.
Tarpaulin signs
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OPINION
The Sower
Friday after Ash Wednesday
Is 58:1-9a; Ps 51; Mt 9:14-15
THE QUESTION ABOUT FASTING
The disciples of John approached [Jesus] and said, Why do we
and the Pharisees fast [much], but your disciples do not fast? Jesus
answered them, Can the wedding guests mourn as long as the bride-
groom is with them? The days will come when the bridegroom is taken
away from them, and then they will fast.
WHY YOU DO NOT FAST?
The followers of John the Baptist, like many other people, fasted
frequently in order to follow the requirements of the Law and also to
use it as a technique in spiritual growth. Until very recent times, fasting
was a common penitential activity of the Church. It was an effective
penance and a means of purifcation of the soul. Even though it is dif-
fcult to do it under the conditions of modern life, it is still a spiritually
helpful practice. If the demands of the work we do are so great that we
would not be able to fast and do our work right, then we should try to
fast at least some times, so that we cam make a sacrifce for God and
that we may experience deeper union with Him. Have we neglected
the spiritual blessing? Are we afraid to try? (The Daily Gospel Now
by Robert E. Sullivan, O.M.I. Published by Paulines. Visit us at www.
paulines.ph or at Paulines Media Center, Real St., Tacloban City. Tel.
# 321-31-95)
Sowers Seeds: Many souls complain because they dont know
what mortifcation to make and what acts of love to do for God. Let
them take hold of the Holy Scripture and read it. Its one of the most
beautiful acts of honor to the heart of God. Blessed James Alberione,
SSP, STD, Founder of the Pauline Family
The Rotary Interna-
tional has a program
called the Group Study
Exchange (GSE). It
has been one of the
most popular and fin-
est programs of the
Rotary Foundation.
The objective of this
program is to learn
more about the coun-
trys culture, share
and enhance their vo-
cational expertise,
explore avenues of
service, meet and de-
velop new friends, and
experience the warm
Rotary hospitality.
Just recently, Dis-
trict 3860 Zone 3C
hosted a GSE Program
where 5 inbound GSE
Team from Texas,
USA visited various
cities across the Vi-
sayas including Taclo-
ban City where they
stayed for 4 days here
in Tacloban City. The
GSE Team is com-
posed of Jennifer Gra-
ham as Team Leader,
Erin Spencer, Gladys
Reyna, Charles Keel-
The Rotary Club GSE Program
ing and Rusty Rett, all
from Texas, USA.
The 5 Clubs of Zone
3C acted as host clubs
as each clubs hosted 1
visiting Rotarian. The
5 Clubs are composed
of Rotary Club Taclo-
ban, RC San Juanico,
RC Kandaya, RC Leyte
Gulf and RC Kankaba-
to.
The visiting GSE
Team made a courtesy
call at the office of
Mayor Alfred Romual-
dez last February 11 at
the City Hall and the
gracious Mayor briefed
the visiting team of the
socio-economic stand-
ing of Tacloban City
and proudly informed
the group that Tacloban
is now a highly urban-
ized city in the many
investments coming in
from big businessmen
of the country in the
likes of the Ayalas, Go-
kongweis and Lopezes.
I learned from the visit
of the GSE Team that
Mayor Romualdez was
very familiar of the so-
cio-economic status of
USA as he lived there
for several years and
travelled extensively
to the different parts
of USA.
Through the initia-
tive of Asst. Gover-
nor Ralph A. Salazar,
District 3860 Zone
3C hosted a Cultural
Night to the visiting
GSE Team attended by
Rotarians from 5 Ro-
tary Clubs of Tacloban
City which was also
attended by District
Governor Peter Rodri-
guez who comes from
Ormoc City and the
host Rotarians from
Calbayog City.
It was indeed a
memorable night, as
the GSE Team present-
ed a power point in-
formation about their
culture, and socio-
economic status of the
state of Texas where
they come from.
There was also the
wonderful presenta-
tion of the Leyte Ka-
lipayan Dance Troupe
where they showed our
local dances like the
Tinikling, Pandango sa
Ilaw and the Maglala-
tik. They enjoyed the
show so much that
they themselves tried
to dance the Tinikling.
To our visiting GSE
Team, Bon Voyage!!!.
in our country?
From the internet
Wikipedia the list of
AM stations is 188, FM
stations is 320 or total
508 combined AM-FM
radio stations; and tele-
vision channels is 381.
Comelec Resolution
No. 9631 limits the Na-
tional candidates: 120
minutes in all TV net-
works and 180 minutes
in all radio stations; and
Local candidates, 60
minutes in all TV net-
works and 90 minutes
in all radio stations.
If an elementary
grade pupil will be
asked to divide the na-
tional candidates 120
minutes by 381 televi-
sion channels will sure-
ly come out to .31 min-
utes for each channel.
The 180 minutes divide
by 508 radio stations
will be .35 minutes per
station. No need to
Viewing the televi-
sion and listening to ra-
dio broadcast manifest-
ed the candidates have
already violated the
rule. How many times
in a day the spot broad-
cast is shown in the ra-
dio airwaves or flash in
television screens?
It is correct for busi-
ness people to ques-
tion the propriety of the
Resolution No. 9631
because of the impossi-
bility to follow the rule.
TV5 is right: vague as
it does not provide for
a definitive manner in
which aggregation shall
be made, thus making
it difficult or impos-
sible for media outlets
to comply while sub-
jecting them to possible
criminal liability and
loss of franchise per-
mits.
The Comelec com-
missioners may reason
that not all the radio and
television outlets will
be used by the candi-
dates. Right. However,
within the 90 days peri-
od of campaign the 120
minutes for national
candidates are allowed
1.33 minutes per day
only, how can it be pos-
sible for a candidate to
follow the airtime limit
rule?
In the article Elec-
tion spending seen to
boost economy by Mi-
chelle Remo of Phil-
ippine Daily Inquirer
issue of June 4, 2009
states: BSP Governor
Amando Tetangco Jr.
said any year preced-
ing an election year
usually benefits from
higher spending, as po-
litical parties and elec-
tion candidates spend
on campaign materials
Comelec...
from page 4
and advertisements.
If during election
time our economy ben-
efits from higher spend-
ing of politicians for
campaign materials and
advertisements, why
impose an airtime lim-
it?
Is it not better to al-
low politicians to spend
all their savings to
boost economy? If they
lose their bid includ-
ing their wealth, then,
next election there is no
need for airtime limit.
Why no need? Because
the candidates who ex-
perienced spending all
their wealth and losing
the contest will surely
advise others to quit
spending their hard
earned money.
Comelec should
reconsider or better
have the Constitution
amended to remove
prohibition for heavy
spending during elec-
tion. Your opinion may
be opposed to mine,
but, mine may be better
than you. Could it be?
(Feedback welcome, g_
duna@yahoo.com)
eager to establish
name recall among
the people.
What is appall-
ing is the reality
that most of these
programs and
projects do not
create the intend-
ed impact on the
people. The ban-
ners and stream-
ers merely awaken
public awareness
and nothing more.
People get infor-
mation from me-
dia about pro-
grams and projects
but they do not get
are of those who
are eyeing national
elective office. The
awareness cam-
paign is funded by
taxpayers money.
They are getting
mileage not just on
billboards but in
media advertise-
ments as well. The
budget for these
advertisements is
too high a burden
for the taxpayers.
But the practice
continues even if
elections are still
too far. These pub-
lic officials are
Aside from
projects that
are used for ad-
vertisement of
shameless gov-
ernment offi-
cials, programs
are likewise used
in similar man-
ner. We also see
larger than life-
size images of
high government
officials that
carry slogans of
government pro-
grams. Most of
these portraits
Tarpaulin...
from page 4
the beneficial ef-
fects of what they
get aware of. We
are for instance
informed about
the celebration of
monthly activities.
People merely get
aware about the
theme and activi-
ties of the celebra-
tion but will hard-
ly benefit from
them due to the
grinding econom-
ic crisis. We just
content ourselves
with what there
are aplenty of . . .
tarpaulin signs.
Leyte Samar Daily Express NOTICES Friday, 15 February 2013 6
DEED OF SALE
NOTICE is hereby given that Rowena De Paz-Silvano and Vedasto G.
de Paz heir of late Virginia de Paz executed a Deed of Sale over a motor
vehicle described as: Make: Rebuilt; Body Type: Jeep; Series: PUP; Motor
No.: RF 245632; Chassis No.: RSS 200120473 C; Cert. of Reg.: 72536613;
Plate No.: VBJ501; A Deed of Sale was executed in favor of BOBBY DE
PAZ as vendee for the above-described property; per Doc. No. 377, Page
No. 76, Book No. 15, Series of 2012 of Notary Public Atty. Daniel E. Pen.
LSDE: February 1, 8 & 15, 2013
EXTRAJUDICIAL PARTITION WITH DEED OF ABSOLUTE SALE
NOTICE is hereby given that heirs of the late Marcelino Mauring
extrajudicially settled, partitioned and adjudicated over a parcel of land,
situated in Brgy. Busay, San Isidro, Leyte with Tax Dec. Nos. 08-33008-
00304, containing an area of 1.5000 hectares, more or less, assessed value
of P12,080.00. A Deed of Sale was executed in favor of Basilides Mauring
Vda. De Agunias as vendee for the above-described property; per Doc. No.
174, Page No. 35, Book No. XXVII, Series of 2012 of Notary Public Atty.
Octavius L. Labtic. LSDE: Feb. 1, 8 & 15, 2013
situated in Brgy. Capiahan, San Isidro, Leyte, with Tax Dec. Nos. 08-
33002-00302, containing an area of 129.96 square meters, more or less
and assessed value of P6,110.00. A Deed of Sale was executed in favor
of Basilides Mauring Vda. De Agunias as vendee; per Doc. No. 177,
Page No. 36, Book No. XXVII, Series of 2012 of Notary Public Atty.
Octavius L. Labtic LSDE: Feb. 1, 8 & 15, 2013
EXTRAJUDICIAL PARTITION WITH DEED OF SALE
situated in Brgy. Busay, San Isidro, Leyte with Tax Dec. No. 08-33008-
00307, containing an area of 1.5003 hectares, more or less, assessed value
of P7,080.00. A Deed of Sale was executed in favor of Basilides Mauring
Vda. De Agunias as vendee for the above-described property; per Doc. No.
176, Page No. 36, Book No. XXVII, Series of 2011 of Notary Public Atty.
Octavius L. Labtic. LSDE: Feb. 1, 8 & 15, 2013
EXTRAJUDICIAL PARTITION WITH DEED OF SALE
NOTICE is hereby given that heirs of the late Marcelino Mauring ex-
trajudicially settled, partitioned and adjudicated over a parcel of land, situ-
ated in Brgy. Busay, Municipality of San Isidro, Leyte under Tax Dec. No.
08-33008-00306, with Tax Dec. No. 08-33008-00306, containing an area
of 3.5741 hectares more or less, and assessed value of P28,780.00. A Deed
of Sale was executed in favor of Basilides Mauring Vda. De Agunias as
vendee for the above-described property; per Doc. No. 161, Page No. 33,
Book No. XXVII, Series of 2012 of Notary Public Atty. Octavius L. Labtic.
LSDE: Feb. 1, 8 & 15, 2013
NOTICE is hereby given that heirs of the late Marcelino Mauring ex-
trajudicially settled, partitioned and adjudicated over a parcel of land, situ-
ated in Brgy. Capiahan, Municipality of San Isidro, Leyte, under Tax Dec.
No. 08-33002-00302, containing an area of 129.96 square meters, more or
less, assessed value of P6,110.00. A Deed of Sale was executed in favor
of Basiledes Mauring Vda. de Agunias as vendee for the above-described
property; per Doc. no. 158, Page No. 32, Book No. XXVII, Series of 2012
of Notary Public Atty. Octavius L. Labtic.
LSDE: Feb. 1, 8 & 15, 2013
DEED OF EXTRAJUDICIAL
SETTLEMENT WITH
SALE OF MOTOR VEHICLE
NOTICE is hereby given that
heirs of the late Sofronio Lagutap,
Jr. the only child of late Amparo
Lagutap extrajudicially settled,
partitioned and adjudicated over
a motor vehicle described as: 1)
Make: Fuso; Engine No.: 706021;
Chassis No.: LTC-LT-0511-C; Plate
No.: HVB-636; 2) Make: Fuso; En-
gine No.: 4DR5-707721; Chassis
No.: LTC-MAR-115459; Plate No.:
HVB-524; 3) Make: Fuso; Engine
No.: 4DR5-755490; Chassis No.:
LTC-0560C; Plate No.: HVB-563;
4) Make: Fuso; Engine No.: 47831;
Chassis No.: LTC-01726; Plate No.:
HVB-474; A Deed of Sale was ex-
ecuted in favor of Gilbert Navarra
as vendee for the above-described
motor-vehicle; per Doc. No. 186,
Page No. 39, Book No. X, Series of
2013 of Notary Public Atty. Asterio
A. Villero.
LSDE: February 8, 15 & 22, 2013
EXTRAJUDICIAL PARTITION
WITH SALE A PORTION
heirs of the late Dominador Doble
extrajudicially settled, partitioned
and adjudicated over a parcel of
land, situated in Brgy. Calawan-
an, Daram, Samar, covered by
T.C.T. No. 13594, Lot No. 631,
Pls-1067-D, containing an area of
225 square meters, more or less. A
Deed of Sale was executed in favor
of Argelyn Z. Yangzon as vendee
for a portion of 100 square meters
from the above described prop-
erty; per Doc. No. 189, Page No.
13, Book No. 7, Series of 2013 of
Notary Public Atty. Pedro Labid.
LSDE: February 8, 15 & 22, 2013
AFFIDAVIT OF
SELF-ADJUDICATION
Isaac Olo heir of the late Adorada
Pil Olo executed an affdavit of
adjudication over her 1/2 conjugal
share of a parcel of land, denomi-
nated as Lot No. 8918; covered
by Tax Dec. No. 08-27018-00347,
withy an area of .3515 has., per
Doc. No. 191, Page No. 39, Book
No. LII, Series of 2012 of Notary
Public Atty. Emmanuel G. Golo.
LSDE: February 8, 15 & 22, 2013
AFFIDAVIT OF CONFIRMATION OF EXTRAJUDICIAL
ADJUDICATION WITH SALE
NOTICE is hereby given that Rufno Lagario and Magdalina Lagario
heirs of late Sps. Pedro Lagario and Maria Montecina extrajudicially set-
tled, partitioned and adjudicated over a parcel of land, Lot No. 7461, with
Title No. N-1522, under Tax Dec. No. 7149, containing an area of 6,754
square meters, more or less, assessed at P290.00; and confrmed and af-
frmed the said sale. That hereby waived, quitclaimed and renounced their
rights in favor of present owner Sps. Jesus Millan and Sonia C. Millan; per
Doc. No. 445, Page No. 89, Book No. III, Series of 2006 of Notary Public
Atty. Abraham Apostol. LSDE: February 8, 15 & 22, 2013
EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT WITH SALE
NOTICE is hereby given that heirs of the late Gregorio Lawsin extraju-
dicially settled, partitioned and adjudicated over a parcel of land, located at
Brgy. Balire, Barugo, Leyte, identifed as Lot No. 8852 with Tax Dec. No.
08-05-00008-00156 with an area of .4841 ha., A Deed of Sale was executed
in favor of Jerome S. Cabrera as vendee for the above-describe property;
per Doc. No. 143, Page No. 29, Book No. 21, Series of 2011 of Notary
Public Edgar J. Tonolete.
LSDE: February 8, 15 & 22, 2013
MUNICIPALITY OF CATARMAN
Province of Northern Samar
-oOo-
BIDS AND AWARDS COMMITTEE
INVITATION TO APPLY FOR ELIGIBILITY AND TO BID
The Local Government Unit of Catarman, Northern Samar, invites in-
terested parties/contractors to Apply for Eligibility and to Bid for the follow-
ing Priority Programs and Infrastructure Development Projects:
No. Project Title/ Approved Source of
Location Budget Fund
1 Construction of Polangi- P13,100,000.00 DA
Paticus-San Pascual
Farm-to-Market Road
Catarman, N. Samar
2 Construction of P 2,000,000.00 Japan
Schistosomiasis Control Embassy
Center (Small Independent
Center)
Brgy. Acacia, Catarman,
N. Samar
3 Supply & Delivery of P 800,000.00 Japan
Various Medical Embassy
Equipment
RHU, Catarman,
N. Samar
4 Repair/Improvement of P 1,440,000.00 Philhealth
Birthing Facility
RHU, Catarman, N. Samar
5 Construction of Drainage P 3,000,000.00 General
Canal Fund
J.P. Rizal Street, Brgy.
Acacia, Catarman,
N. Samar
6 Completion of Multi-Purpose P 500,000.00 20% EDF
Building (Senior Citizen
Building)
Brgy. Acacia, Catarman,
N. Samar
7 Construction of Road P1,000,000.00 General
Concrete Fund
Brgy. Dalakit, Catarman,
N. Samar
Eligibility/PrequalifcationFormsandBidDocumentsshallbeavailable
for issuance on the dates shown below and upon payment of non-refund-
able amount of P1,000.00, P1,500.00, P2,000.00 & P5,000.00.
* Submission of LOI and Issuance of Eligibility/
PrequalifcationForms February21,2013
* Deadline of Submission of duly
accomplishedEligibility/Prequalifcation
Forms February 22, 2013
* Issuance of Bid Documents February 25, 2013
* Pre-Bid Conference February 28, 2013
* Dropping/Opening of Bids March 12, 2013
All particulars relative to Eligibility, Bid Bond, Performance Bond, Pre-
bid Confernce, Bid Evaluation and Award of Contracts shall be governed
by the Provisions of the IRR of RA 9184.
The Local Government Unit of Catarman, Northern Samar, reserves
the right to reject any or all bids, waive any minor defect therein, and ac-
cept the offer most advantageous to the Local Government Unit.
The Local Government Unit of Catarman, Northern Samar assumes no
responsibility whatsoever to compensate or indemnify the bidders for any
expenses incurred in the preparation of the bid.
(Sgd.) MR. SANDY C. BALITE
LGU-BAC Chairman
LSDE: February 15 & 21, 2013
Department of Transportation
& Communications
Land Transportation Franchising
& Regulatory Board
Regional Offce No. 8
Tacloban City
LTFRB CASE NO. VIII-2013-0109
Ref. No. VIII-2002-1343
Application for Sale & Transfer of a CPC oper-
ate a FILCAB service with Extension of Valid-
ity & with Prayer to Adopt Trade Name.
CHRISTOPHER RUEDA-VENDOR
MANUEL R. LEUTERIO-VENDEE
Applicant/s/Petitioner
x.............................x
NOTICE OF HEARING
APPLICANT REQUEST AUTHORITY
FOR THE APPROVAL OF SALE MADE BY
CHRISTOPHER RUEDO IN FAVOR OF MA-
NUEL R. LEUTERIO OF A CPC FOR THE
TRANSPORTATION OF PASSENGERS AND
FREIGHT ALONG THE LINE: TACLOBAN
CITY-ST. PAULS-CAMPETIC & VICE
VERSA WITH THE USE OF ONE (1) UNIT
A FILCAB SERVICE WHICH CERTIFICATE
IS STILL VALID AND SUBSISTING WITH
PRAYER TO ADOPT TRADE NAME,
RICHEL TRANSPORT.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
THIS APPLICATION WILL BE HEARD BY
THIS BOARD ON FEBRUARY 28, 2013 AT
9:00 AM AT ITS OFFICE AT THE ABOVE
MENTIONED ADDRESS.
At least TEN (10) days prior to the date,
applicant/s shall publish this Notice once in one
(1) Daily newspaper of general circulation in
Eastern Visayas.
Parties opposed to the approval of the ap-
plication must fle verifed written opposition
supported by documentary evidences on or
before the above date furnishing a copy of the
same to the applicant, and may if they so desire,
appear on said date and time.
This application shall be acted upon by the
Board on the basis of its records and the docu-
mentary evidences submitted by parties under
the board deems it necessary to receive addi-
tional documentary or testimonial evidences.
WITNESS THE HONORABLE RE-
GIONAL DIRECTOR, ARTHUR L. SAIPU-
DIN, this 13
th
day of February 2013.
(Sgd.) GUALBERTO N. GUALBERTO
Clerk of Board
& Communications
& Regulatory Board
Tacloban City
Ref. No. VIII-2002-1900
Application for Sale & Transfer of a CPC oper-
ate a FILCAB service with Extension of Valid-
ity & with Prayer to Adopt Trade Name.
WILFREDO RAGRAG-VENDOR
ANALITA RICALDE-VENDEE
x.............................x
NOTICE OF HEARING
APPLICANT REQUEST AUTHORITY
FOR THE APPROVAL OF SALE MADE BY
WILFREDO RAGRAG-VENDOR IN FAVOR
OF ANALITA RICALDE-VENDEE OF A
CERTIFICATE OF PUBLIC CONVENIENCE
FOR THE TRANSPORTATION OF PASSEN-
GERS AND FREIGHT ALONG THE LINE:
TACLOBAN CITY-ST. PAULS-CAMPETIC
& VICE VERSAWITH THE USE OF ONE (1)
UNIT AFILCAB SERVICE WHICH CERTIF-
ICATE IS STILL VALID AND SUBSISTING.
MENTIONED ADDRESS.
Eastern Visayas.
This application shall be acted upon by
the Board on the basis of its records and the
documentary evidences submitted by parties
under the board deems it necessary to receive
additional documentary or testimonial evi-
dences.
DIN, this 13
th
Clerk of Board
ORDINANCE
Municipality of Capoocan
Province of Leyte
Offce of the Sangguniang Bayan
EXCERPT FROM THE MINUTES OF THE SANGGUNIANG BAYAN OF CAPOOCAN,
LEYTE IN ITS 93RD REGULAR SESSION HELD ON SEPTEMBER 26, 2012 AT THE MUNICI-
PAL SESSION HALL, LEGISLATIVE BUILDING.
PRESENT:
1.Hon.MariettaH.Porciuncula MunicipalVice-Mayor/PresidingOffcer
2. Hon. Lourdes Q. Vallar SB Member
3. Hon. Federico P. Carolino, Jr. -do-
4. Hon. Lani D. Cantalejo -do-
5. Hon. Gleceria D. Apuya -do-
6. Hon. Magdaleno B. Dabalos -do-
7. Hon. Emmanuel D. Arboso -do-
8. Mrs. Teresita N. Lupina SB Secretary
ABSENT:
1. Hon. Roberta C. Pearanda SB Member (sick leave)
2. Hon. Lina B. Egano-Lipasana -do- (on leave)
3.Hon.GuillermoD.Lipalam ABCPresident(offcialtraveltoManila)
4. Hon. Nhoel C. Nedroda SK Federation President (on leave)
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** * * *
RESOLUTION NO. 2012-52
A RESOLUTION APPROVING ON THIRD AND FINAL READING, ORDINANCE NO. 276,
S-2012, ENTITLED AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE MOTORCYCLE HELMET ORDI-
NANCE OF CAPOOCAN, LEYTE, PROVIDING PENALTIES THEREFORE AND FOR OTHER
PURPOSES.
On motion of the Hon. Gleceria D. Apuya, unanimously seconded, be it
RESOLVED,asitisherebyresolved,toapproveonthirdandfnalreading
ORDINANCE NO. 276
Series of 2012
BE IT ORDAINED, AS IT IS HEREBY ORDAINED, by the Sangguniang Bayan of Capoocan,
Leyte in session assembled, that:
AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE MOTORCYCLE HELMET ORDINANCE OF
CAPOOCAN, LEYTE, PROVIDING PENALTIES THEREFORE AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.
Section 1. TITLE. This ordinance shall be known and referred to as THE MOTORCYCLE
HELMET ORDINANCE OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF CAPOOCAN, LEYTE
Section 2. DEFINITION OF TERMS. The following terms, words or phrases as used in this
Ordinancearedefnedasfollows:
(a) Standard Protective Motorcycle Helmets are those appropriate types of helmets for
motorcycleridersthatcomplywithspecifcationsissuedbytheDepartmentofTradeandIndustry
(DTI).
(b) Motorcycle from the legal point of view and for purposes of registration, taxation, rider
licensinganduseinthisordinance,motorcycleisdefnedasapoweredtwo-wheelmotorvehicle.
(c) Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) also known as intracranial injury. It occurs when an ex-
ternalforcetraumaticallyinjuresthebrain.TBIcanbeclassifedbasedonseveritymechanism
(closedpenetratingheadinjury),orotherfeatures(e.g.occurringinaspecifclocationorover
a widespread area). Head injury refers to TBI, but is a broader category because it can involve
damage to structures other than the brain such as the scalp and skull.
TBI is a major cause of death and disability worldwide, especially in children and young
adults. Causes include falls, vehicle accidents, and violence. Prevention measures include use
of technology to protect those who are in accidents, such as seat belts and sports or motorcycle
helmets, as well as efforts to reduce the number of accidents, such as safety education programs
andenforcementoftraffclaws.
d. Strict enforcement of the helmet law means that the Municipal Government of Capoocan,
Leyte adopts and enforces the Motorcycle Helmet Act of 2009 without reservations or what-
soever guided with the principle that the law may be harsh, but it is still the law is only to avert
serious harm or even death among motorists or their passengers during road mishaps.
Section 3. DECLARATION OF POLICY
It is hereby declared the policy of the Municipality of Capoocan, Leyte to undertake all neces-
sary measures in order to protect and safeguard all constituents specially the motorcycle riders/
drivers front and back passengers from the deadly road mishaps involving motorcycle and other
transport vehicle and for its purpose. It shall strictly enforce wearing of the standard protective
motorcycle helmets within the territorial jurisdiction of the Municipality of Capoocan, Province of
Leyte.
Section 4. COVERAGE
This Ordinance shall have full force and effect within the territorial jurisdiction of the Munici-
pality of Capoocan, Province of Leyte.
Section 5. MANDATORY USE OF STANDARD PROTECTIVE MOTORCYCLE HELMETS
Pursuant to R.A. No. 10054, otherwise known as the Motorcycle Helmet Act of 2009 and
Section 16 of R.A. 7160, all motorcycle riders and back riders shall at all times wear the standard
protective motorcycle helmets while traversing in any type of road and highway within the territo-
rial jurisdiction of the Municipality of Capoocan, Leyte regardless of whether it is for a long travel.
The helmet should be worn properly in order to obtain the level of protection the headgear
can provide. Whether it is a full face or open helmet that is being worn by riders and back rid-
ers, its integral parts such as the retention system or strap that holds the gear to the head and
the children guard or full face guard should be used properly in accordance with the instructions
from the manufacturer otherwise, misuse of those fxtures may diminish the overall protective
capabilities of the helmet. If a full-face helmet is equipped with a face shield, it may also provide
a measure of eye protection, however, a tinted face shield that will conceal the face of the user
is strictly prohibited.
This mandate is also applicable even for enlisted personnel of the Armed Forces of the Philip-
pines and enlisted personnel of the different Law Enforcement Agencies.
Section 6. EXEMPTION
The following situations/circumstances may exempt the motorcycle riders or back riders from
wearingthestandardprotectivemotorcyclehelmetsasdefnedinthisOrdinance,towit:
(a) While under an emergency situation whereby a sick, ailing or dying person is being trans-
ported in a motorcycle to the nearest hospital for an immediate medical intervention;
(b) Whileintheperformanceofhotpursuitoperationbylawenforcementoffcers,and
(c) Whilewearingturban/headdressonaccountofreligiousbeliefandaffliation.
Section 7. DUTY OF LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES
AsidefromtheLandTransportationOffce(LTO),thelocalPoliceOffcersandTraffcEnforc-
ers shall ensure that the mandate of this Ordinance be strictly enforced in the Municipality of
Capoocan, Leyte and to this end, they are duty bound to execute and maintain the monitoring
and apprehensions of persons violating this Ordinance in their respective localities or areas of
jurisdiction.
IncasesofjointoperationsbytheLTOandtheLGUthroughthelocalpoliceandtraffcen-
forcers, a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) between the two (2) government entities may be
entered into stipulating therewith the manner by which the operations will be conducted for the
purpose of proper coordination and for the effective implementation of this Ordinance.
Section 8. DUTY OF THE DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND INDUSTRY (DTI-LEYTE)
The Department of Trade and Industry shall conduct regular inspection and monitoring of all
establishments engaged in selling and/or dealing helmets to the standards set by the Bureau of
Product Standards (BPS) of DTI. Only motorcycle helmets bearing the Philippine Standard (PS)
mark or Import Commodity Clearance (ICC) of the Bureau of Product Standards (BPS) shall be
sold to persons with motorcycle or to persons who has yet to purchase a motorcycle.
Section 9. PROHIBITED ACTS
The following acts are prohibited under this Ordinance, to wit:

(a) Driving or back riding a motorcycle without wearing protective motorcycle helmet as de-
termined by the Bureau of Product Standards (BPS) of DTI.
(b) Improper wearing of helmet contrary to Section 5 of this Ordinance;
(c) Wearing of helmet with tinted face shield;
(d) Selling/dealing of non-compliant helmets to the standards set forth by the Bureau of
Product Standards (BPS) of DTI;
(e) Non-performanceofoffcialdutiesmandatedunderthisOrdinancebyalawenforcement
agent referred to in Section 7 of this Ordinance;
(f) Tampering, alteration, forgery and imitation of the PS mark and the ICC certifcates in
the helmets to make the same appear to be compliant to the standards set forth by the Bureau of
Product Standards (BPS) of DTI.
Section 10. LIABILITY
The liability for the infraction of the provisions of this Ordinance as to the mandate of wearing
the standard protective motorcycle helmet shall rest upon the driver/rider regardless of whether or
not the back rider is a minor or of legal age. Therefore, the safety of back riders is the responsibility
of the driver/rider.
Section 11. INFORMATION CAMPAIGN
It shall be the duty of the Local Government Units within the territorial boundaries of the Mu-
nicipality of Capoocan, Leyte to conduct massive information campaign within their respective
jurisdictions to properly apprise their constituents about the existence of this Ordinance and the
manner by which this will be implemented in their localities.
Section 12. PENAL PROVISION
First Offense - AfneofFiveHundred(Php500.00)pesos;
Second Offense - AfneofTwoThousand(Php2,000.00)pesosandimprison-
ment for a period of two (2) months;
Third Offense - AfneofTwoThousandFiveHundred(Php2,500.00)pesos
and imprisonment for a period of six (6) months.
If it is a law enforcement agent violating the provisions of this Ordinance, he shall be meted out
withadministrativesanctionsinadditiontothefneandimprisonmenthereinprovided.
Section 13. FINES PAID shall accrue to the Local Government Unit that apprehended the
violators and the disposal of which will be determined by the LGU concerned.
Section 14. REPEALING CLAUSE. All ordinances, executive and administrative issuances
found inconsistent with the provisions of this Ordinance shall be repealed accordingly.
Section 15. SEPARABILITY CLAUSE. If any part, section or provision of this Ordinance shall
be held invalid or unconstitutional, the remaining part, sections or provisions shall retain its full
force and effect.
Section 16. EFFECTIVITY. This Ordinance shall take effect after its approval and the require-
ment of posting and publication prescribed in R.A. 7160 are complied with.
PASSED AND ENACTED by the Sangguniang Bayan of Capoocan, Leyte in session assem-
bled on the 26th day of September 2012 in Capoocan, Leyte.
Approved unanimously.
I HEREBY CERTIFY to the correctness of the foregoing Resolution No. 2012-52 embodying
Ordinance No. 276, Series of 2012 of the Municipality of Capoocan, Leyte, during the Sangguni-
ang Bayan 93RD Regular Session on September 26, 2012.
TERESITA N. LUPINA
Secretary to the Sanggunian
ATTESTED:
MARIETTA H. PORCIUNCULA
MunicipalVice-Mayor/PresidingOffcer
LOURDES Q. VALLAR FEDERICO P. CAROLINO, JR. LANI D. CANTALEJO
SB Member SB Member SB Member
GLECERIA D. APUYA MAGDALENO B. DABALOS EMMANUEL D. ARBOSO
SB Member SB Member SB Member
Bets...
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(L-R)EvelynLaurente,municipalagrarianreformoffcer,Engr.JoseDalump-
ines; Engr. Francisco Diloy, Marlu Merin of DAR and Kananga, Leyte Mayor
Elmer Codilla, during the groundbreaking ceremony and pre-construction
conference, on the concreting of sitio Km 14 to sitio Torrel, farm-to-market
road in Brgy. Masarayao, Kananga, Leyte.
This is a joint project with DAR, and is funded by the Asian Develop-
ment Bank (ADB) under the Agrarian Reform Communities Project, Phase
2 (ARCP2) and the LGU of Kananga, Leyte. (JOHN COLASITO)
TA C L O B A N
CITY Camel l a
Leyte is commit-
ted to bring more
love to the prov-
ince as the home-
builder celebrates
i t s f o u r t h y e a r
anni ver sar y t hi s
month.
Building master
planned communi-
ties for families in
Eas t er n Vi s ayas
is something that
Camella has put to
heart since Vista
Land set foot i n
this historic island
on February 2009.
We ar e cel e-
brating four years
of love in Camella
by making true to
our commitment in
mobilize foreign and
local investments for
its economic growth
and development.
In Leyte, the Asian
Development bank
(ADB) through its
Agr ar i an Ref or m
Communities project,
Phase 2 (ARCP2),
has provided fnancial
support to develop-
ment project in 13
municipalities.
The review and
planning session al-
lows DAR to monitor
the implementation
of the proposal, and
plan out appropriate
interventions needed
in the feld.
DAR is committed
to complete its land
acquisition and distri-
bution targets within
the timeframe set by
law, RA 9700 has pro-
vided until 2014, for
DAR to complete its
land acquisition and
distribution. (JOHN CO-
LASITO/PR)
realizing the dream
of Filipinos final-
ly owning a place
that they can call
home, s ai d Ca-
mella Leyte general
manager Geraldine
Gascon-Garcia.
The month long
c e l e b r a t i o n h a s
j u mp s t a r t e d o n
February 7 through
giving recognitions
to top performing
agents, announce-
ment of new buy-
er s promo, meet-
ing with sales team,
among other activi-
ties.
Within February,
Camella will hold
post Valentine site
opening for Camel-
la Palo on Febru-
ary 16, Fourth Year
Annual Awardi ng
on Febr uar y 19,
and Camella Leyte
Buyer s Day wi t h
the bank on Febru-
ary 23.
Al l act i vi t i es
are geared towards
showi ng our l ove
for our sales team
and home buyer s
since we are like a
big family here in
Camel l a, Garci a
said.
Camella Leyte,
l ocat ed al ong t he
nat i onal r oad i n
Br gy. Campet i c,
Palo, was launched
February 2009. Af-
t er ei ght mont hs,
more than half of
the 300 units nes-
tled in a nine hect-
are property were
already sold out.
In 2011, Camella
Leyte expanded to
an adjacent three-
hectare lot to build
170 homes, which
is 60% complete as
of today.
Thi s good per-
formance has sent
signals that fami-
lies in the region
cr ave f or qual i t y
and bigger homes
with unique ameni-
ties such as com-
munity club house,
basket bal l cour t ,
c hi l dr e ns pl a y-
ground, landscaped
parks, and gardens.
(SARWELL Q. ME-
NIANO)
Camella celebrates
4 years of love in Leyte
of agrarian reform
benefciaries.
DAR Leyte un-
der the leadership of
PARO Leovi gi l do
Monge, has empha-
sized the development
of ARCs.
The DAR adopt-
ed the development
of ARCs in 1993,
to improve the lives
of agrarian reform
benefciaries. Its key
strategy is to sustain
economic growth in
agrarian reform and
rural areas through
a people-centered,
holistic and area-
focused approach in
community develop-
ment. (DAR website
www.dar.gov.ph)
Since then, DAR
has launched 64 ARCs
in Leyte. As a poverty
alleviation mecha-
nism, ARCs serve as
growth centers, where
the impact of scarce
resources are maxi-
mized. ARCs can also
DAR Leyte will
focus its delivery of
support services to the
development of agrar-
ian reform commu-
nities (ARCs). This
was the result of the
review and planning
session (RPS) con-
ducted by DAR Leyte
at the Oriental Hotel,
Palo, Leyte, recently.
The conference
aimed to identify the
level of development
of these ARCs and the
development gaps and
interventions neces-
sary in these areas.
Engr. Francisco
Diloy, chief of DAR
Leytes Benefciaries
Devel opment and
Coordination Divi-
sion (BDCD), tasked
with the delivery of
support services, said
that the DAR Leytes
development facilita-
tors, should focus on
the development of
their ARCs, where
there is a large bulk
DAR focus on ARC development
laboratories, operat-
ing room and profes-
sional fees for con-
fnements of not less
than 24 hours.
Day surger i es,
dialysis and cancer
treatment procedures
such as chemothera-
phy and radiother-
aphy in accredited
hospitals and free-
standing clinics are
also covered by the
health insurance.
Speci al benefi t
packages are also
available to spon-
sored members, he
said. (REYAN L. ARIN-
TO)
ship of PhilHealth
and sponsors such as
local governments
(LGUs), private indi-
viduals and corpora-
tions and members
of Congress, among
others.
The national gov-
ernment (t hrough
PhilHealth) and the
a b o v e me n t i o n e d
sponsors jointly pay
the annual premium
for each enrolled fam-
ily.
Ac c o r d i n g t o
Bacareza,PhilHealth
pr ovi des subsi dy
for room and board,
drugs and medicines,
The sponsor ed
program is open to
qualified indigents
belonging to the low-
est 25% of the Philip-
pine population.
Al so qual i f i ed
under this program
are families who are
listed in the National
Household Targeting
System for Poverty
Reduction (NHTS-
PR) of the Depart-
ment of Social Wel-
fare and Develop-
ment (DSWD).
The sponsor ed
p r o g r a m i s b e -
ing made possible
through the partner-
units commitments
to sponsor poor fam-
ilies health insur-
ance.
We beat Region
X in terms of com-
mitments under the
sponsored program.
And for t hat , we
thank our sponsors
such as members of
the House of Rep-
resentatives, provin-
cial governments,
cities and munici-
palities and private
sponsors, Bacareza
added.
PhilHealth...
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be peaceful as it is,
Noval said.
We have to strictly
observe the Comelec
rules especially in
t he put t i ng up of
campaign materials
and the conduct of
campaign, he added.
M e a n w h i l e ,
Noval also reminded
the elected officials
i n t he di f f e r e nt
mu n i c i p a l i t i e s
throughout the region
to report to proper
authorities on the
Calbayog City honors
Nursing board placer.
Mayor Ronald Aquino
as he congratulated
Mary Grace Dagu-
man of Barangay Car-
men, Calbayog City.
A graduate of Christ
the King College, Da-
guman was cited by
LGU-Calbayog after
she placed 4th in the
recent Nursing Board
Exam. Also in photo
are (r-l) Councilors
Virgilio Porlares, Ju-
lius Mancol and Re-
gina Rabuya and the
father of Mary Grace,
Barangay Kagawad
Ricardo Daguman.
(Calbayog CTIO/Photo by
Ian Baldomaro)
ppresence of armed
groups.
If we observed
that there are goons
r oami ng ar ound,
we encourage you
all to report it to the
authorities. We would
have to coordinate
their presence to all
Comelec deputized
department like the
Philippine National
Police (PNP), he said.
We should work
together to have a
safe and honest May
2013 election, Noval
further said. (REY
GERILLA GRADO)
NEWS
DON ORESTES ROMUALDEZ ELECTRIC
COOPERATIVE, INC. (DORELCO)
San Roque Tolosa, Leyte
Trunkline: +6353 322 7157 Telefax: +6353 322 7101/7103
Email: bac.dorelco@gmail.com
BIDS & AWARDS COMMITTEE NON TECHNICAL
INVITATION TO BID
The Don Orestes Romualdez Electric Cooperative Inc., (DORELCO)
through its Bids and Awards Committee (BAC) Non-Technical invites all in-
Particulars Janitorial Installation/ Manpower Security
Disconnection
Manpower
Requirement 5 22 50 15
Pre-Bid Conference February 21, 2013, 9:00am
Opening of Sealed Bids February 22, 2013, 9:00am
Interested Bidders may purchase bidding documents from January 21,
2013 to February 21, 2013 at a non-refundable fee of Php 3,000.00. Bidders
are required to attend a pre-bid conference and opening of sealed bids to be
held at DORELCO Board Room, Brgy. San Roque, Tolosa, Leyte at the dates
specifedabove.
DORELCO reserves the right to reject any or all bids, to waive any re-
quired formality in the bids or to accept any offer that it considers most advan-
tageous to the cooperative.
For further inquiries, please contact the BAC Secretariat at 053-322-7157
loc 101.
(SGD) ENGR. EVELINA K. OPENIANO (SGD) ATTY. EMMANUEL P. SAO
Chairperson, BAC, Non-Technical General Manager
& Communications
& Regulatory Board
Tacloban City
Ref. No. VIII-2012-0099
Application for Sale & Transfer of a CPC op-
erate a FILCAB service with Prayer to Adopt
Trade Name/Business Name.
VIRGINIAM. MALDECINO-VENDOR
ORLANDO T. AMASCUAL-VENDEE
x.............................x
NOTICE OF HEARING
APPLICANT REQUEST AUTHOR-
ITY FOR THE APPROVAL OF SALE MADE
BY VIRGINIA M. MALDECINO, VENDOR
IN FAVOR OF ORLANDO AMASCUAL,
VENDEE OF A CPC FOR THE TRANSPOR-
TATION OF PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT
ALONG THE LINE: TACLOBAN CITY-DI-IT
AND VICE VERSAWITH THE USE OF ONE
(1) UNIT AFILCAB SERVICE WHICH CER-
TIFICATE IS STILL VALID AND SUBSIST-
ING, WITH PRAYER TO ADOPT TRADE/
BUSINESS NAME.
MENTIONED ADDRESS.
Eastern Visayas.
DIN, this 13
th
(Sgd.) Atty. MANUEL R. P. MARTILLO
Attorney IV
citizens. The stolen items
were recovered.
The suspect was later
identifed as Antonio Ro-
sales, 42, married, job-
less and a resident of
Brgy. Manabay, Pastrana,
Leyte.
The suspect and the
recovered items were
brought to the Sagkahan
police station for proper
documentation and dis-
position. (TRIXIE B. AM-
ISTOSO, EVSU INTERN)
asa Awards. For t he
Da n g a l n g Ba y a n ,
nominees must clearly
narrate instances relative
t o t he mani fest at i on
of exemplary conduct
and ethical behavior.
Photocopies of training
certificates, seminars,
picture of trophies/awards/
medals/plaques are not
among the requirement for
submission or inclusion in
the nomination folder.
Nominations forms
may be secured at any of
the CSCs regional and
field offices nationwide
or download at the CSC
website, www.csc.gov.
ph. Inquires may also
be sent to the Honor
Awards Program (HAP)
Secretariat at telephone
numbers (02) 931-7993
and 932-0381, hotline
(02) 932-0111, Text CSC
09178398272 or via hap@
webmail.csc.gov.ph or
paio@webmail.csc.gov.
ph. (ERNESTO P. ENAGE
III, EVSU Intern)
I would like to thank
all the participants, vol-
unteers, sponsors and
media partners who
made the event a huge
success for our chap-
ter, said Jennifer dela
Cruz, OIC administra-
tor of the Leyte Chapter.
The proceeds of the
event will be used to
fund the humanitarian
services of the orga-
nization and to train
more volunteers as
frst responders in the
community in times of
calamities. (VICKY C.
ARNAIZ)
Philippine Red Cross to
show support because the
agency is always there
frst to help during calami-
ties, said Edwin).
Over a million ran and
walked all over the coun-
try. A record-breaking
number of participants
were recorded in Red
Cross Quezon City and
NCR chapters as posted
in their facebook account
with nearly 700,000 vol-
unteers-runners.
According to Alfredo
Gaganao, chairman of
MVR, PRC Leyte Chapter
4,126 participated during
the run in Tacloban City.
TACLOBAN CITY
Edwin Aruta is a fruit
vendor from Calanipawan
this city who joined the
millions of volunteers
who ran/walked at Baly-
uan, Tacloban City during
the nationwide Million
Volunteer Run (MVR) of
the Philippine Red Cross.
Nag dalagan ako han
3K-route upod akon mga
anak pagpakita han sup-
porta ha Philippine Red
Cross, nga nabulig ha aton
during calamities, ada
gud ini hira nag uuna,
said Edwin (I ran with
my two children at the
MVR organized by the
Fruit vendor, his 2 children join
Red Cross million volunteer run
CSC announces the 2013 Search for
Outstanding Public Offcials and
and colleges.
There are three awards
categories: the Presidential
Lingkod Bayan Award, the
Outstanding Offcial and
Employee or the Dangal
ng Bayan Award and the
CSC Pag-asa Award.
Nomi nat or s mus t
submit only one mother
f o l d e r c o n t a i n i n g
t h e s u mma r y o f
accomplishments and
ot he r doc ume nt a r y
r equi r ement s . Onl y
original clearances are
required for submission.
There i s no need t o
photocopy the clearances.
Nominators also need to
provide the secretariat
wi t h f i ve addi t i onal
copies of the summary
of accompl i shment s
which clearly state the
impact of the nominees
accomplishments. These
wi l l be di s t r i but ed
to the members of the
2013 committee on the
Presi dent i al Li ngkod
Bayan and CSC Pag-
TACLOBAN CITY-
The 2013 search for
out s t a ndi ng publ i c
officials and employees
by t he Ci vi l Servi ce
Commission (CSC) is
open to all employees who
worked in departments,
bureaus and agencies of
the national government,
local government units,
heads of constitutional
bodi es , gover nment
owned and controlled
corporation with original
charter, state universities
TACLOBAN CITY -
Bernard Garay, 34, a de-
livery boy at Carbert Mar-
keting, which sells LPG
gas along Real st., this
city, reported to the police
that a man carnapped his
service motorcycle loaded
with LPG gas and fed to-
wards the downtown area.
Then he gave chase
to the robber using his
personal motorcycle. He
was able to outrun and
apprehend the suspect,
with the help of concerned
Delivery boy gives chase to robber
who stole LPG service motorcycle
happynings
Vicky C. Arnaiz
(L-R) Leyte provincial legal offcerAtty. Imelda Nartea and son Jade, city government
represented by Pinky Horca and city administrator Lawyer Tecs Lim, and Andrei Sanico
representing Gov. Mimiette S. Bagulaya, Go Tic Ching-Pres. Tacloban Fil-Chinese Com-
merce and Industry, Jude Acidre of An Waray and committee chair Red Cross Disaster
Management and yours truly co-chair of Million Volunteer Run 2.
Runners from DPWH Leyte 1
Runners from DOH led by Bryant Labastida, PRO.
Go Tic Ching and Lim.
Media partners Evelyn Batic ANC; Meldy Lagutan DyVL
and Gay Gaspay coordinator of Express It At The Park.
the Philippine Red
Cross (PRC) - the
largest humanitar-
ian organization in
the world and in
the country. The
proceeds of the
run will be used
to strengthen a
network of volun-
teers down to the
barangay level and
fund PRC critical
humanitarian ser-
vices.
Runners wear-
ing red showed
support in the
Million Volunteer
Run 2 and showed
the world that the
Philippines leads
in championing
the spirit of vol-
unteerism. Vol-
unteerism is a
good value that
should be instilled
in every Filipinos
heart, said lawyer
Tecson John S. Lim,
administrator of
Tacloban City who
represented May-
or Alfred S. Ro-
mualdez. The city
of Tacloban under
the leadership of
Mayor Romual-
dez and wife City
Councilor Cristina
Romualdez is the
biggest sponsor of
charity run in the
city.
Other MVR fun
run were held in
the cities of Maa-
sin, Ormoc, Bo-
rongan, Catbalogan
and in the munici-
palities of Hilon-
gos, Leyte and Cat-
arman Northern
Samar. The chap-
ter has the biggest
number of runners
in the region with
4,126, while the 5
other cities came
up with 5,000 run-
ners combined.
Go Tic Ching, co-
chair of the fun run
in the chapter, said
the support of the
city of Tacloban,
Rep. Ferdinand
Martin FM Ro-
mualdez and Leyte
Governor Mimiette
Bagulaya is immea-
surable. He add-
ed that without
them, the chap-
ter cannot get as
many runners and
participants. Half
of the participants
are sponsored by
them.
I am happy our
elected officials
supported Phil-
ippine Red Cross
beyond politics.
Thank you also to
our media partners
specially the Leyte
Samar Daily Ex-
private compa-
nies and our other
sponsors, our grati-
tude. Thank you to
our marshalls, To-
meco, Department
of Education and
our masters of cer-
emony Sir Tito Aure
of Eastern Visayas
State University
and Chito Solis of
Mahaplag National
High School. To all
the performers in
the event, gratis et
amore.
Love, laugh and
live. Om Shanti
Love for the
Philippine Red Cross
Love is all you need- John Lennon
over a million vol-
unteers joined the
biggest run of the
year organized by
TACLOBAN CITY
A sea of red domi-
nated key areas
in the country as
press. Our me-
dia friends sup-
ported the event
from day 1, we
announced the
charity run. To
the schools,
g o v e r n m e n t
or gani zat i ons ,
NEWS/NOTICES
Republic of the
Philippines
REGIONAL TRIAL
COURT,
Branch 7
Eighth Judicial Region
BULWAGAN NG
KATARUNGAN
Magsaysay Blvd.,
Tacloban City
OFFICE OF THE
CLERK OF COURT &
EX-OFFICIO
SHERIFF
HOME
DEVELOPMENT
MUTUAL FUND
(HDMF), Tacloban
City, rep. by Paulino C.
Talacay,
Mortgagee,
-versus-
ELENITA A.
BASILAN,
Mortgagor
EJF NO. 3587
EXTRA-JUDICIAL
FORECLOSURE OF
REAL ESTATE
MORTGAGE UNDER
ACT 3135 AS
AMENDED BY ACT
4118 AND PD 385
x- - - - - - - - - -- x
SHERIFFS NOTICE
OF EXTRA-JUDICIAL
FORECLOSURE
SALE UNDER ACT
3135, AMENDED
Upon Extra-Judicial Peti-
tion for sale under act 3135, as
Amended fled by the HOME
DEVELOPMENT MUTUAL
FUND with offce address at
corner MH Del Pilar and Lo-
pez Jaena Streets, Tacloban
City, represented by Paulino
C. Talacay against the ELENI-
TA A. BASILAN, of legal age,
Filipino, married with postal
address at PCS 258 L2 ORBIT
CIRCLE P2B V&G SUBD.,
TACLOBAN CITY, to satisfy
the Mortgage indebtedness
which as of DECEMBER
7, 2012, Amounted to TWO
MILLION ONE HUNDRED
FORTY EIGHT THOU-
SAND NINE HUNDRED
SEVENTY SEVEN PESOS
& 92/100 (Php 2,148,977.92)
Philippine Currency, exclud-
ing Penalties, Charges, At-
torneys Fees, expenses of the
Foreclosure, Sheriffs Lawful
Fees, and expenses for con-
ducting the PUBLIC AUC-
TION on MARCH 20, 2013,
at 9:00 in the morning or
soon thereafter, REGIONAL
TRIAL COURT, Magsaysay
Blvd., Tacloban City, to the
highest bidder for cash and in
Philippine Currency, the fol-
lowing Real Properties/Per-
sonal Properties, with all the
improvements thereon, to wit:
TRANSFER
CERTIFICATE OF TITLE
NO. T-54718
A parcel of land (Lot
1063-D of the subdivision
plan, Psd-08-002616), being a
portion of Lot 1063 of Taclo-
ban Cadastre), situated in the
Barrio of Calanipawan, City
of Tacloban, Island of Leyte.
Bounded on the:
N. points 4-1 by Lot 1062,
Tacloban Cadastre 220; on the
E. points 1-2 by Lot 1065,
Tacloban Cadastre 220; on the
S. points 2-3 by Lot 1063-
F (Road Lot) of the subdivi-
sion plan, Psd-08-002616;
and on the
W. points 3-4 by Lot
1063-E of the subdivision
plan.
Containing an area of
TWO HUNDRED FIFTY
(250) SQUARE METERS,
more or less. Registered in the
name of ELENITA A. BASI-
LAN, of legal age, Filipino,
married to ANTONIO BASI-
LAN.
PROSPECTIVE BID-
DERS AND BUYERS MAY
INVESTIGATE FOR THEM-
SELVES THE TITLE AND
ENCUMBRANCES, HERE-
IN ABOVE-DESCRIBED
REAL PROPERTIES IF ANY
THERE BE.
All sealed bids must be
submitted to the undersigned
on the above-stated time and
date.
In the event the public
auction should not take place
on the said date, it shall be
held on MAR. 27, 2013, on
the same time and place with-
out further notice.
TACLOBAN CITY, JAN-
UARY 9, 2013.
FOR THE CLERK OF
COURT & EX-OFFICIO
SHERIFF:
(Sgd.) ELIAS N.
ACOSTA
Sheriff IV
LSDE: February 8, 15 & 22,
2013
Department of Transportation & Communications
Land Transportation Franchising & Regulatory Board
Tacloban City
Application for Issuance of a CPC operate a VEHICLE FOR
HIRE service with Prayer to Adopt Trade/Business Name
RONELO J. LATORENO
x.............................x
NOTICE OF HEARING
APPLICANT REQUEST AUTHORITY FOR THE
ISSUANCE OF A CPC TO OPERATE A VEHICLE FOR
HIRE SERVICE FOR THE TRANSPORTATION OF CAR-
GOES AND FREIGHT ALONG THE LINE: FOR EXCLU-
SIVE USE OF CONTRACTING PASSENGERS FROM
LILO-AN, TO/FROM ANYHOTELS, RESORTS & PORTS
WITHIN REGION VIII & VICE VERSA WITH THE USE
OF ONE (1) UNIT WITH PRAYER TO ADOPT TRADE
NAME, GEMRON TOURS.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THIS AP-
PLICATION WILL BE HEARD BY THIS BOARD ON
FEBRUARY 27, 2013 AT 9:00 AM AT ITS OFFICE AT
THE ABOVE MENTIONED ADDRESS.
At least TEN (10) days prior to the date, applicant/s
shall publish this Notice once in one (1) Daily newspaper of
general circulation in Eastern Visayas.
Parties opposed to the approval of the application must
fle verifed written opposition supported by documentary
evidences on or before the above date furnishing a copy of
the same to the applicant, and may if they so desire, appear
on said date and time.
This application shall be acted upon by the Board on the
basis of its records and the documentary evidences submitted
by parties under the board deems it necessary to receive ad-
ditional documentary or testimonial evidences.
WITNESS THE HONORABLE REGIONAL DIREC-
TOR, ARTHUR L. SAIPUDIN, this 13
th
day of February
2013.
Clerk of Board
Department of Transportation & Communications
Land Transportation Franchising & Regulatory Board
Tacloban City
Application for Issuance of a CPC operate a FILCAB service
with Prayer to Adopt Trade Name
(COLORUM LEGALIZATION)
SIGFREDO PINOTE
x.............................x
NOTICE OF HEARING
APPLICANT REQUEST AUTHORITY FOR THE IS-
SUANCE OF A CPC TO OPERATE A FILCAB SERVICE
FOR THE TRANSPORTATION OF PASSENGERS AND
FREIGHT ALONG THE LINE: ORMOC CITY-ALBUERA
& VICE VERSAWITH THE USE OF ONE (1) UNIT, WITH
PRAYER TO ADOPT TRADE NAME AS, SIGFREDO
MULTICAB.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THIS AP-
PLICATION WILL BE HEARD BY THIS BOARD ON
FEBRUARY 27, 2013 AT 9:00 AM AT ITS OFFICE AT
THE ABOVE MENTIONED ADDRESS.
At least TEN (10) days prior to the date, applicant/s
shall publish this Notice once in one (1) Daily newspaper of
general circulation in Eastern Visayas.
Parties opposed to the approval of the application must
fle verifed written opposition supported by documentary
evidences on or before the above date furnishing a copy of
the same to the applicant, and may if they so desire, appear
on said date and time.
This application shall be acted upon by the Board on the
basis of its records and the documentary evidences submitted
by parties under the board deems it necessary to receive ad-
ditional documentary or testimonial evidences.
WITNESS THE HONORABLE REGIONAL DIREC-
TOR, ARTHUR L. SAIPUDIN, this 13
th
day of February
2013.
Clerk of Board
& Communications
& Regulatory Board
Tacloban City
Application for Extension of Validity of a CPC
operate a FILCAB service with Prayer to Adopt
Trade Name.
EUTEMIO YULO
x.............................x
NOTICE OF HEARING
APPLICANT IS AGRANTEE OF ACPC
TO OPERATE AFILCAB SERVICE FOR THE
TRANSPORTATION OF PASSENGERS AND
FREIGHT ALONG THE LINE: GANDARA-
CALBAYOG & VICE VERSA WITH THE
USE OF ONE (1) UNIT WHICH CERTIFI-
CATE WILL EXPIRE ON FEBRUARY 26,
2013.
IN THE PRESENT APPLICATION,
APPLICANT REQUEST AUTHORITY TO
EXTEND THE VALIDITY OF A CPC USING
THE SAME ROUTE AND SAME NO. OF
UNIT WITH PRAYER TO ADOPT TRADE
NAME, EBYTRANSPORT SERVICE.
THIS APPLICATION WILL BE HEARD
BY THIS BOARD ON FEBRUARY 25,
2013 AT 9:00 AM AT ITS OFFICE AT THE
ABOVE MENTIONED ADDRESS.
Eastern Visayas.
DIN, this 12
th
Clerk of Board
IT PAYS
TO
ADVERTISE
IT
PAYS
TO
ADVERTISE
83-A Burayan San Jose,
Tacloban City
Tel. No.: (053) 323-4184
523-8704
Span No: 341-1840
Cel. No.: 09206404495
e-mail add: aep_signshop@
yahoo.com
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* MESH * CLEAR STICKER
* VINYL STICKER * LIGHTED SIGNAGE
* TENT FOR RENT
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MR. AVELINO ESPINO PINPIN
Manager/Proprietor
Do you want to look
fabulous?
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97 Sen. Enage St. Tacloban
City *Tel No. 325-4027
Teres always something
nice for you!
PROFESSIONAL AUTO CARE
DETAILING SERVICES
AUTO SPA
Tel: (053) 523-1920
Cel: 0917-5168368
- EXPERT IN EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR
DETAILING.- MOTUL - Performance
Motor Oils
- CAR CARE PRODUCTS AND SUPPLIES-
CAR WASH
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make.believe
RL Appliance, Inc.
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Come and visit any RL stores and experience touch and try gardgets
RL Appliance, Inc.
353 Real St., Tacloban City
RL Appliance Showroom at:
Ormoc City Sogod, So. Leyte Naval, Biliran
Maasin City Baybay City
BETHANY HOSPITAL
Tel No. 321-2427;
24-hr Ultrasound
& xray services,
Surgery, Dialysis,
CT-Scan
m&n
Catering Services
Nancy E. Villablanca
Tel. 323-8411 /
09164413724
Blk 25 Lt 45
NHA Baras
Palo, Leyte
REPAIR
ELECTRONIC SERVICE CENTER
Real St. Tacloban City
Front of Bethany O.P.D.
Hospital
Tel. # (053) 523-341-3565 /
09214533891
WE REPAIR ALL BRANDS
*Television*Amplifer
* MP3, MP4, Player* Microwave ovens
* Digital Camera* FAX Machine
* Playstation* CD/VCD/DVD Player
and all other electronic devices!!!
Malot, who is a
highly-regarded busi-
nesswoman, is running
for mayor of Baybay
City on a platform for
change.
Baybay, one of the
newly-created cities in
Malot...
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the country but is slowly
emerging economically,
has been in control by a
single political family for
decades now.
But Malot, riding on
popular public support, is
determined to change the
leadership in Baybay.
The mayoralty candi-
date said that with her at
the City Hall, the people
of Baybay could expect
radical changes not only
in the aspect of leadership
but even providing basic
services to the people of
the city.
Malot said that she
would also anchor her
administration on trans-
parency and good gover-
nance, two qualities, she
claimed, that are lacking
under the present admin-
istration of the city.
Her visits to the vari-
ous barangays of Bay-
bay have been attended
by big crowds, an in-
dication that they want
change in leadership.
Meantime, during
the UNA rally, Galen-
zoga was able to hob-
nob with the partys
so-called three kings,
namely, Vice President
Jejomar Binay; Senate
President Juan Ponce
Enrile and former Presi-
dent Joseph Estrada,
himself a mayoralty
candidate for Manila.
Galenzoga also met
with Cebu Governor
Gwendolyn Gwen
Garcia, who is running
for a congressional seat
under the UNA ticket.

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