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P10.00 Volume 29, No. 251 WWW.MINDANAOGOLDSTARDAILY.COM April 27, 2018 Friday

Bar passer No. 15

ASPIRANTS ALL. Candidates for various barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan positions from the city’s 80 barangays troop to Nazareth gymnasium for a briefing and peace covenant signing yesterday morning. Police
secure the facility. The activity was organized by the Commission on Elections. (photo by cong b. corrales)

Motorela
groups hail
Lao body for
green light on

from ADZU, not XU

P1-fare hike
AN alliance of 10 mo-
torela associations in the
city have lauded the city
council’s public utlitities
committee for supporting
their move to increase the
minimum motorela fare in

O
the city by P1.
OPS, the bar In a statement, Sonny
passer who ranked Hinosolango, lead con-
No. 15 in the 2017 venor of Alyansa MP3
bar examinations is not or Makatarunganong us-
a Xavier University law baw-Pletehan alang sa
graduate. And neither is Pamilya ug Pasahero laud-
she from Cagayan de Oro ed the committee chaired
nor anywhere near the by Councilor Teodulfo Lao
most developed city in Jr. for supporting the call
northern Mindanao. for a P1-fare increase.
Bar passer Rhea Doll “Sa tinuoray lang dili
B. Gonzalo, a contestant unta kami gusto nga mo-
in the Miss Earth Philip- pataas sa pletehan kay
pines 2016, took up law mananakay man pud ang
at the Ateneo de Zambo- among pamilya apan napu-
anga University, and not gos kami tungod kay nag-
See FROM/p.9 pabiling ubos ang among
kita, samtang misirit nag
screengrab, youtube

taas ang palaliton, spare

parts uban pa tungod sa
Train Law,” Hinosolango
explained.
Lao’s committee held a
series of public hearings on
Alyansa MP3’s petition for
a fare increase for almost
two months. In its last pub-
GONZALO: Not from XU, not JUMP! Beating the summer heat, kids jump onto a natural spring pool in Magda in Barangay San Juan, San Benito in Siargao Island on Thursday lic hearing, the committee
from Cagayan de Oro to cool down amid rising temperatures. (photo by roel catoto of mindanews)
reached a consensus to

Sorry, no money yet for Davao’s rail transit system give the request for a fare
increase a green light.
A case study by the al-
A NUMBER of companies an official said. year Infrastructure Mod- Mindanao Business proposals for the railway as liance shows that for eight
have submitted proposals Lawyer Tristan Dwight ernization for Davao City Council chair Vicente Lao Korean Engineering Com- consecutive years (based
for the financing of the Domingo, Davao assistant or IM4Davao, he said. said in a text message on pany, Philtram/Maglev on the P6 regular fare), a
plan to build a 39.4-ki- city administrator, told a He said the project Wednesday that it would be Vision Corp. and Udenna motorela driver’s average
lometer “intracity” rail press briefing on Tues- needs preparations due to good for Davao because it Development Corp.. income is from P200 to
transit system in Davao day that the P35.8-billion the cost, the current struc- would increase local eco- It added they are eyeing P300 for 10 hours to 12
but these are still being project is not part of the ture of the road networks, nomic activities. to start the construction hours of work. According
reviewed because it’s a 1,532-kilometer Mindanao and the topography of the A briefer released by the of the 15-km mass transit to Ibon Facts and Figures,
“big task” that may require Railway System. city but “sooner or later City Information Officer main line phase 1 from the daily cost of living for
a budget counterpart from It is identified as a high we will need this type of identified the companies Davao-Bukidnon Road to a family of six is currently
the national government, priority project in the 27- infrastructure.” that submitted unsolicited See RAIL/p.9 See HIKE/p.9
 1/8 PAGE
Kagay-an
Gold Star Daily
New Oro top cop lays
out plans, programs
“WE will improve the im-
age of our personnel for the
delivery of quality police
services with the highest
degree of discipline.”
This was the assurance
of Senior Supt. Nelson
Almoradie Aganon, Act-
ing City Police Director
of Cagayan de Oro City
Police Office (Cocpo) to
the members of the City
Council during its regular
session this week.
City councilors invited
the acting police director to
hear his plans for the city
and to be updated on peace
and order concerns.
Aganon presented Coc-
po’s background, situation,
update, as well as its accom-
plishments to the members
PORTULIN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES of the legislative body.
1ST SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL “Within the first two
weeks upon my assump-
History unfold as Portulin National High School in Medina, Misamis Oriental held
DOST-SEI scholarship passing
its first graduation for the Senior High School Program.
In his message as Chairman of the Committee on Education, Culture and the Arts
of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan, VG Pelaez encouraged all the Senior High School
rate up in Northern Mindanao
(SHS) Graduates to seize all chances of learning and take hold of every opportunity
in their life. He goaded them to pursue their dreams by looking forward to their future
and looking back to their family for inspiration.
VG Pelaez is confident that the graduates, following the new Senior High School
Curriculum, are now armed with significant skills, knowledge, and confidence that will WITH over 15 regional
enable them to succeed in life. offices located in Luzon,
To witness the significant event, present were Guest Speaker Undersecretary Visayas, and Mindanao,
BENITO L. RANQUE of the Department of Energy, Education Program Supervisor Department of Science
MARY GRACE GALLANA, School Principal REINA MARIE EBISA, Barangay and Technology (DOST-
Chairman BERTOLDO YAMIT and Portulin National High School Alumni Association 10) ranked second in the
HERBERT YAMIT. (advt) DOST-Science Education
Institute (SEI) Junior Lev-
el Science Scholarship
(JLSS) in terms of percent
increase in the passing rate.
Northern Mindanao’s
Friday, April 27 2018
Editor: Cong B. Corrales
tion, our plans and pro-
grams will prioritize the
sustained operations of
“project double barrel”
and “tokhang operation”
until such time that 80%
of affected barangays have
been declared as “cleared
barangays,” Aganon said.
He said Cocpo will in-
tensify its internal cleans-
ing program with zero
tolerance to undisciplined
and unproductive mem-
bers. It shall also institu-
tionalize accountability
and command responsi-
bility and revitalize the
concept of “Police sa Ba-
rangay” to maximize the
barangay tanods in pa-
trolling their respective
areas by activating the
“Sabayang Patrolya.”
“Nakakahiya yung mga
police outposts na nakita
DOST-SEI JLSS schol-
arship passers numbered
to 392 in the last year’s
round of scholarship ex-
aminations. A signifi-
cant increase that enabled
DOST-10 to proudly cap
second place next to
DOST- National Capital
Region.
Following the DOST-
SEI JLSS scholarship was
2
namin na parang basur-
ahan, lalo na ‘yung nasa
highway sa tapat ng SM
at Gaisano. If we cannot
improve it, then we must
destroy it already kasi eye-
sore lang,” Aganon said.
He cited plans to re-
furbish and repaint police
outposts and requested the
City Council to bring this
out in their coming sessions.
“If we can re-furbish
or repaint it to make it
presentable then I will as-
sure you that our men will
stand there to do their job,”
Aganon promised.
Aganon said there will
also be re-alignment in the
distribution and deploy-
ment of police personnel
according to population
density, economic activity,
demographics profile from
incidents and threats. (cli)
the DOST-SEI Undergrad-
uate scholarship examina-
tions. The latter accumu-
lated passers from the very
first batch of students that
had undergone the K-12
program. With 16.59%
passing rate from 2,525
takers, the examination re-
sults boosted up to 69.11%
passing rate compared to
2015’s 218 passers out of
2,222.
Last year’s examination
garnered a total of 424
undergraduate scholars for
the academic year 2018.
All 392 and 419 scholars
will be receiving an al-
lowance of P7,000 every
month starting Academic
Year 2018-2019.
D O S T- S E I o ff e r s
both Junior Level Science
Scholarships and Under-
graduate Scholarships to
incoming third-year col-
lege students and incoming
first-year college students,
respectively. (dost x)
Kagay-an
Gold Star Daily
Editor: Cong B. Corrales
Friday, April 27 2018 3
City Health Office: Oro
village mortality due to
lifestyle-related diseases
THE City Health Office ed in suburban barangays
(CHO) now focuses on the and the quantity of cases
leading barangays where is directly affected by the
there are records of life- number of its population.
style-related diseases in Because of this, the
the city. CHO urges Cagayanons to
These avoid habits
barangays or food that
include Car- will bring
men, Bulua, about these
Kauswa- diseases
gan, Gusa, and practice
and Lapas- healthy life-
an which are style while
also includ- they are still
ed in the Top not afflicted
10 baran- by such ill-
gays with ness.
the most Dilla
cases of mortality rate by added that daily activities

heart attack, pneumonia,
cancer, and other lifestyle
related diseases.
Dr. Rachel Dilla, the
City Health Officer II clar-
ified that these kinds of
diseases are usually record-
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or work is not a hindrance,
especially for employees,
to exercise by means of
walking not below 10,000
step everyday even if they
are in the office, workplace
or in their homes. (pia x)

Republic of the Philippines

REGIONAL TRAIL COURT
10th Judicial Region
Surigao City
-
OFFICE OF THE EX-OFFICIO SHERIFF

FIRST STANDARD FINANCE CORP. EJF NO. 2018-5134

SURIGAO CITY BRANCH, rep by
LOUIE F. FUENTES
Mortgagee, Extra-Judicial Foreclosure
-versus- of Real Estate Mortgage
MENIERVA A. APIL, Under Act
Mortgagor. 3135 as amended.

x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x

NOTICE OF SALE ON EXTRA-JUDICIAL FORECLOSURE

OR REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE
UNDER ACT 3135 AS AMENDED

Upon extra-judicial petition for sale under Act 3135

as amended filed by the FIRST STANDARD FINANCE
CORPORATION, Surigao City Branch, represented by
LOUIE F. FUENTES, with branch office address at Ground
Floor, Tamayo Building, Capitol Road, Surigao City, against
MENIERVE A. APIL, with postal address at 02071 Espina
Extension, Surigao City to satisfy the mortgage indebtedness
which as of February 28, 2018, amounts to Four Hundred
Forty-Six Thousand and Five Hundred Twenty-one Pesos
only (Php446,521.00) including penalties and past due
interest but excluding liquidated damages, attorney’s fees
representing 25% of the total obligation due and other
charges and expenses of foreclosure, the undersigned or
his duly authorized deputy will sell at public auction on June
19, 2018 between the hours of 9:00 in the morning to 4:00
o’clock in the afternoon at the main entrance of the Office of
the Clerk of Court, Regiona; Trial Court, Surigao City to the
highest bidder, for cash or manage’s check and in Philippine
Currency, the real property more particularly described as
follows, to wit:

TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE

NO. 162-2014000370

“A parcel of land, Lot 5, Block 5 of the subdivision Plan,

Psd-13-012531 being a portion of Lot 7089-E-4, Psd-10-
0222436) situated in the Barrio of Washington & Tafy,
City of Surigao, Island of Mindanao. Bounded on the E.,
along line 1-2 by Pathway No. 7; om the SE., along lines
2,3,4 by Lot 4; on the S., along line 4-5 by Lot 3, on the
W., along line 5-6 by Pathway No. 6, x x x containing an
area of 102 square meters, more or less x x x.

In the event the public auction should not take place on

the said date, it shall be held on June 20, 2018 without further
notice.

Surigao City, Philippines April 17, 2018.

ATTY. JOHN T. CUBILLAN

Clerk of Court VI & Ex-Office Sheriff

By:
(SGD) SAMUEL G. BASCO
Sheriff IV
MGSD April 20, 27 & May 4, 2018
Money Matters
Gold Star Daily

Friday, April 27 2018

Editor: Ben Balce
4
Oro council favors Macasandig Peso, local
shares weak

ordinance increasing payments

on risk-off

CAGAYAN de Oro City Coun-
cil this week adopted a resolu-
tion returning to the Barangay
Council of Macasandig for im-
plementation its Ordinance No.
0003-2017.
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The ordinance amends Article
III, Section 14, Fees and Charges
of the Revenue Code of Baran-
gay Macasandig under Barangay
Ordinance No. 004-2008.
It increases the rental or use of
covered court from P350.00 per
hour to P500.00 per hour dur-
ing night time and from P150.00
to P200.00 per hour during day
time.
The barangay also increased
its Garbage Collection Fees from
P120.00 to P200.00 per year for
big establishments only.
It may be recalled that Ba-
rangay Ordinance 004-2008,
providing for the 2008 Rev-
enue Code of Barangay Ma-
casandig, was approved by
Palace orders crackdown
the City Council on December
2008.
However, upon observing that
the present rate could not cope
with Cepalco’s monthly billings,
a public consultation was held on
October 8, 2017 and these mat-
ters were presented to the baran-
gay residents for approval, the
report said.
The barangay legislation was
reviewed and endorsed by the
committees on barangay affairs
and on laws and rules, respec-
tively chaired by Councilors Yan
Lam Lim and Ian Mark Nacaya.
(CLI)
sentiment
RISK-OFF sentiment reigned
over the Philippines’ financial
and capital markets Monday
resulting to the weak close of
the peso and the decline of the
main stocks gauge.
The local currency finished
the day at 52.24 from 52.095
Friday last week.
A trader attributed this to ris-
ing US Treasury yields follow-
ing the bullish statement of US
Fed Governor Lael Brainard
, who is optimistic about the
sustained improvement of the
US economy, which he said,
can further absorb any Fed rate
increases.
For the day , the peso opened
sideways at 52.13 from 52.16
in the previous session. It

on labor-only contracting
President Rodrigo Duterte
has ordered the Labor Sec-
retary Silvestre Bello III
to crackdown on compa-
nies engaged in labor-only
contracting, Presidential
Spokesperson Harry Roque
announced recently.
“The Department of
Labor and Employment
(DOLE) Secretary is here-
by directed to submit to
the Office of the Presi-
dent within 30 days from
issuance hereof a com-
prehensive report on the
implementation of DOLE
Department Order Nos. 174
and 182 (s. 2017), includ-
ing violations thereof, and
a list of companies engaged
and/or suspected to be en-
gaged in labor-only con-
tracting,” Secretary Roque
said in a Palace press brief-
ents found to be engaged in
labor-only contracting, and/
or have committed viola-
tions of DOLE Department
Order Nos. 174 and 182.
The Palace Spokesperson
said the Chief Executive or-
dered the inventory of com-
panies engaged in labor-only
contracting to fulfill the lat-
ter’s promise to end “555.”
“Ang promise ng Pangu-
lo habang ganyan ang de-
pinisyon ng contractualiza-
tion na hindi lahat ay bawal
kundi ‘yong nga ‘cabo’
lamang, sisiguraduhin ni
Presidente, wala talagang
555 at wala talagang cabo
[in] 30 days,” Roque said
adding that erring compa-
nies must not test the re-
solve of the President.
“Itong 30 days na ito, it’s
not just for the list. It’s to tell
moved between 52.12 and
52.26 during the day, resulting
to an average of 52.17.
Volume reached $757.2
million, more than twice the
$329.5 million at the end of
last week. The trader expects
the local unit to trade between
52.10 and 52.30 to the Green-
back Tuesday.
Likewise, the Philippine
Stock Exchange index (PSEi)
shed 0.09 percent, or 7.25
points, to 7,719.47 points,
which the trader said was due
to the slight weakness on Wall
Street.
All the other counters
tracked the main index, with
the All Shares down by 0.22
percent, or 10.20 points, to
4,677.09 points. Mining and
Oil registered the highest drop
among the sectors for the day
after it declined by 1.40 percent
followed by the Services, 0.33
percent; Holding Firms, 0.25
percent; Property, 0.10 percent;

1/8 PAGE
ing.
The President also direct-
ed the National Labor Rela-
tions Commission (NLRC)
to coordinate with the Labor
Secretary and submit a list
of cases involving respond-
them (companies), comply
[or] otherwise, ipapasara kayo
ni Presidente. At talagang
magkakaroon ng tokhang sa
mga kampanya, iisa-isahin
sila. Tokhang laban sa cabo
‘to,” he added. (PNA)
Financials,0.08 percent; and In-
dustrial, 0.07 percent. Volume
totalled to 1.04 billion shares
amounting to P5.48 billion.
Decliners surpassed advanc-
ers at 103 to 88 while 57 stocks
were unchanged. (PNA)

Republic of the Philippines

Republic of the Philippines
REGIONAL TRIAL COURT
Tenth Judicial Region
10th Judicial Region
Branch 31 REGIONAL TRIAL COURT
Dapa, Surigao del Norte Branch 7
Bayugan City
PETITION FOR THE CORRECTION AND/OR
CANCELLATION OF ENTRIES IN THE RECORD
SP 18-05
IN THE MATTER OF PETITION FOR SPL. PROC. NO. 2258 CAR AUDIO, ACCESSORIES & CAR AIRCON
OF BIRTH AND CERTIFICATE OF LIVE BIRTH CORRECTION OF ENTRIES IN THE Montalvan-Capistrano Sts.,
OF JEMALYN OREJAS MOLLANIDA, CERTIFICATE OF LIVE BIRTH OF Cagayan de Oro City
ERNESTO TOLENTINO GAMALE Tel. No: 231-6320 Cellphone No.: 0917-6241699
JEMALYN OREJAS MOLLANIDA, WITH REGISTRY No. 2302
Petitioner, WE INSTALL THE FOLLOWING:
-versus- ERNESTO T. GAMALE, • STEREO • HORN
THE LCR OF PILAR, SDN. Petitioner, • TOUCHSCREEN/GPS • MONITORS
Respondent. -versus- • FOG LAMPS • BACK SENSOR
x- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -x • STEP BOARD • ROOF CARRIER
THE CITY CIVIL REGISTRAR OF
ORDER • TURBO TIMER • PICK-UP BED
BAYUGAN, AGUSAN DEL SUR • SOUND SET-UP • GLASS TINT
Respondent. • CD & DVD
A verified petition for Correction and/or Cancellation of Entries in • HID LED LAMPS
x- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - / • REMOTE START • SPEAKERS
the Record of Birth and Certificate of Live Birth of the petitioner was filed
• AUTO ALARM • KEYLESS ENTRY
through counsel Atty. Maica G. Naybe praying this Court to order the Local ORDER • POWER WINDOWS • CENTRAL LOCKING
Civil Registrar of Pilar, Surigao del Norte to correct or cause the correction
of entries in the Record of Birth and Certificate of Live Birth of the petitioner A verified petition was filed by petitioner, Ernesto T. Gamale, for
under Local Civil Registry No. 2003-230, to wit: Correction of Entries on his Certificate of Live Birth with Registry No. 2302.
a. Her name: from Gemalyn Gelsano Orejas to JEMALYN GELSANO SCHOOLOGY TULUYANG
Finding the petition to be sufficient in form and substance, schedule
OREJAS:
its hearing on March 14, 2018 at 1:30 o’clock in the afternoon before this GINAGAMIT SA KLASE
b. Date of Birth: from June 3, 1983 to JUNE 3, 1986; and Joel Q. Galibo, Master Teacher-I
Court at which time and place, any person or entity having interest in this
c. Birth Order: from Fifth to SIXTH; (Maria Cristina National High School)
petition may come and show cause, if any, why the petition should not be
Finding the petition to be sufficient in form and substance, the same is Salawi, Maria Cristina, Iligan City
granted.
hereby set for the hearing on May 23, 2018 at 8:30 in the morning, sitting at
This Order shall be published one a week, for three (3) consecutive
RTC-Branch 31, Km.3, Brgy. Osmeña, Dapa, Surigao del Norte, at which time
weeks in a newspaper of general circulation in the Province of Agusan
Bilang bahagi ng pagpapatupad ng Information and
and place all interested persons may appear and show cause, if any why this Communication Technology sa paaralang MCNHS, tuloy pa
petition should not be granted. del Sur. Likewise copies shall be posted at the bulletin boards of the main rin ang paggamit ng teknolohiya bilang kagamitan nito sa
Let this Order be published once a week for three (3) consecutive entrance of the Provincial Capitol Building, Government Center, Patin-ay, pagtuturo. Isa sa mga katunayan nito ay ang paggamit ng
weeks in a newspaper of general circulation in the Province of Surigao del Prosperidad, City Hall of Bayugan, Agusan del Sur, and the Regional Trial mga mag-aaral ng Grade 10 at 11 sa kanilang klase na kung
Norte and Surigao City at the expense of the petitioners. Court, Branch 7, Bayugan City, all of Agusan del Sur. tatawagin ay Schoology. Ito ay isang uri ng platform na kung
Likewise. Let copies of this Order and petition be furnished to the Office Let copy of this Order and the Petition be furnished the office of saan maaaring gamitin ng mga mag-aaral sa K-12 upang
of this Solicitor General, Makati City, the Office of the Provincial Prosecutor Solicitor General, Manila and the Office of the City Prosecutor, Bayugan makabuo, makalikha, mamahala at makapagbahagi ng mga
of Surigao del Norte. City, Agusan del Sur. kagamitan na gamit ang nabanggit na medya.
SO ORDERED. SO ORDERED. Naging mainam ang karanasan ng mga bata sa paggamit
IN CHAMBERS, this 27th day of November, 2017, Bayugan City, Agusan nito dahil ito'y napapalawak sa kanilang kaalaman sa wastong
Done in Chambers, March 20, 2018.
del Sur, Philippines. paraan sa paggamit ng teknolohiya. Ang pagsasanib ng
Dapa, Surigao del Norte, Philippines. teknolohiya sa klase ay isa sa mga programa ng Department
of Education na hanggang sa kasalukuyan ay nananatili pa
(SGD) LEONILA P. GORGOLON (SGD) LOU A. NUEVA
at sa katunayan ito ay mas pina-igting at pinalawak pa ng
Acting Presiding Judge Acting Executive Judge husto.
MGSD April 13, 20 & 27, 2018 MGSD April 20, 27 & May 4, 2018
Money Matters
Gold Star Daily
BSP launches second
automated clearing house
BANGKO Sentral ng Pilipinas’
(BSP) goal of coursing at least 20
percent of local payment transac-
tions through electronic channels
just got another big boost with
this week’s launch of another au-
tomated clearing house (ACH)
called InstaPay.
InstaPay is the second ACH
under the central bank’s National
Retail Payment System (NRPS)
after PESONet, which was
launched in November 2017.
This platform reportedly al-
lows consumers a safe, afford-
able and real-time electronic
payment mode for up to P50,000
per transaction without limit in
a day. Charges may apply to the
one sending the fund and the one
receiving it depending on the fi-
nancial institution they will tap.
BSP Governor Nestor Espe-
nilla Jr. told reporters in an inter-
view that NRPS was conceptual-
Editor: Ben Balce
Friday, April 27 2018 5
online transactions are not new
in the country.
“That’s the opportunity area
…from 1 percent back in 2014
to at least 20 percent of the total
volume of transactions by 2020.
And through an infrastructure
like this, that is very doable,” he
said.
“Once we have fully rolled out
these solutions, it’s probably time
to do another survey -- a way of
checking exactly where we are
on this,” he added.
Earlier, BSP officials said
about P2.5 billion worth of pay-
ment transactions happen in the
country in a month. This particu-
lar payment platform is governed
by the BSP-regulated industry-
led body known as the Philippine
Payment Management Inc.
To date, 20 financial institu-
tions have agreed to be part of
this payment system.

ized after results of a survey done
in 2014 showed that only 1 per-
cent of payment transactions in
the country are done electronical-
ly while the balance is accounted
for by cash and check payments.
He said this figure is “quite
disturbing,” given the fact that
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Banks that have agreed to pro-
vide InstaPay -- related payments
and withdrawals are Asia United
Bank, BDO Unibank, China
Banking Corporation, China
Bank Savings, Equicom Savings
Bank, Security Bank, and Union
Bank of the Philippines. (PNA)

REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES

Regional Trial Court
10th Judicial Region
Surigao City
-

OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF

FIRST CONSOLIDATED BANK EJF NO. 2018-5132

Represented by EXTRA-JUDICIAL
GINA PERIGRINA B. TAGAAN FORECLOSURE OF
Mortgagee, REAL ESTATE
MORTGAGE UNDER
ACT 3135 AS AMENDED
-versus-

ELANORE B. BONOTAN,
Mortgagor.
x- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - x

NOTICE OF EXTRA-JUDICIAL SALE

Upon extra-judicial petition for sale under act 3135 as amended by

Act 4118, filed by FIRST CONSOLIDATED BANK, represented by
GINA PERIGRINA B. TAGAAN against ELANORE B. BONOTAN
with residence and postal address at Narciso St., Brgy. Taft (Pob.),
Surigao City, to satisfy the mortgaged indebtedness which as of
March 31, 2018, has amounted to One Million Ninety Five Thousand
Sixteen Pesos & 34/100 (Php 1,095,016.34) Philippine Currency,
inclusive of interest, penalties and surcharges, but exclusive of
litigation expenses, publication and Attorney’s Fee, the undersigned
Ex-Officio Sheriff through his deputy will sell at public auction on May
17, 2018 at 10:00 o’clock in the morning or soon thereafter at the
main entrance of the Office of the Ex-Officio Sheriff, Regional Trial
Court, Surigao City, to the highest bidder for cash and in Philippine
currency, the following real properties with all improvements thereon,
to wit;

DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTIES

TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE

NO. 162-2014000622
Lot 2, PCS-13-001172

“A parcel of Land (Lot 2, Pcs-13-00172, being a portion of Lot 528

& 3183, Cad-234) situated in barrio of Taft, City of Surigao, Island
of Mindanao. x x x Containing an area of One Hundred Ninety
Five (195) square meters, more or less. Registered in the Name
of Elanore B. Bonotan, of legal age, widow and Filipino. x x x.”

All sealed bids must be submitted to the undersigned on the

above stated time and hour.

In the event the public auction should not take place on said date.
It shall be held on May 24, 2018 at 10:00 o’clock in the morning,
without prior notice.

Surigao City, Philippines. 16 March 2018.

ATTY. JOHN T. CUBILLAN

Clerk of Court VI & Ex-Officio Sheriff

By:
(SGD) CARLIN C. APILLANES
Sheriff IV
MGSD April 20, 27 & May 4, 2018

Mindanao
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Kidapawan registers zero
dog bite since January
KIDAPAWAN City — Not
a single record of dog bite
has been registered in the
city since January this, the
City Veterinary Office said.
City Veterinarian Eu-
gene Gornez attributed this
to their intense campaign
against rabies that started
in 2017.
“We have to intensify
our campaign because for
two years already, we reg-
istered several cases of dog
bites,” he said.
In 2016, Gornez’s of-
fice monitored at least
1,760 dog bite cases. The
number increased by 11.36
percent or 200 cases in
2017.
The official said they
will continue with their
R.A. Form No. 10.1 (LCRO)
Republic of the Philippines
Local Civil Registrar
Province of Misamis Oriental
Municipality of Opol
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. 9048, a notice is hereby serve
to the public that GINALYN ABAJAR BACULIO has filed with this Office a
petition for change of first name from “EPINA” to “GINALYN” in the birth
certificate of Epina Bestre Abajar who was born on May 14, 1982 at Piñan,
Zamboanga del Norte and whose parents are Aproniano Ilanan Abajar and
Elesita Pacho Bestre.
Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written
opposition with this Office not later than May 10, 2018.
MGSD April 27 & May 4, 2018
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given to the intestate
estate of the late ADORACION P. DELA
CERNA, died on January, 28 2018 at the
time of her death left her one half (1/2)
conjugal share and one seventh (1/7) share
which was a part of the partitioned share
of the deceased husband Pastor E. Dela
Cerna, JR. of the following parcels of lands
and buildings more particularly described
as follow, to wit:
(1) TCT No. 133-2016003250
Lot 18-B-5-B, Psd-10-001481; TD No.
F-018781 ( for lot ) and F-018783 ( for
building )
A parcel of land ( lot 18-B-5, PSd-10-
001481) being a portion of Lot 18-B5 ( LRC
) Psd-83519, Situated in the Poblacion,
Municipality of Malaybalay, Province of
Bukidnon. Containing an area of ONE
HUNDRED NINETEEN (119) square meters
more or less.
(2) TCT No. 133-2016003253
Lot H-Psd-10-033492; TD No. F-018779
A parcel of land (lot H, Psd-10-033492 being
a portion of Lot PSU-142214) situated in
the barangay Sumpong, City of Malaybalay,
Province of Bukidnon. Containing an area
of EIGHTEEN THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED
EIGHTY NINE (18,689) square meters more
or less.
(3) TCT No. 133-2016003254
Lot 7, (LRC), PSD-108024
TD No. F-018690
A parcel of land ( Lot B-7, of the subdivision
plan (LRC) Psd-108024, being a portion
of Lot B,9 LRC) Psd-71940, L.R.C. Rec.
No. homestead) situated in the barrio of
Sumpong, Municipality of Malaybalay,
Province of Bukidnon. Containing an area
of FIVE HUNDRED TWENTY EIGHT (528)
square meters more or less.
(4) TCT No. 133-2016003252
Lot 1016-K-2-A, Psd-10-046820
TD No. F-048895
Lot 1016-K-2- Psd-10-046820
Portion of Lot 1016-K-2, Psd-10-011243
As surveyed for Pastor Dela Cerna; Land
Use: Corn; Location: Brgy Bangcud, City
of Malaybalay, Province of Bukidnon
Containing an area of TWENTY NINE
THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED FORTY TWO
(29,842)
(5) Tct No. 133-2017001871
Lot no. 2, Blk No. 001
Plan No., PSD-10-004660
Portion of PSU-171517
A parcel of land situated in the Poblacion,
Municipality of Malaybalay, Province of
Bukidnnon. Containing an area of ONE
THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED THIRTEEN
(1,413) square meters more or less.
(6) Tax Declaration Number F-003509
Lot 039, Blk 003. Containing an area of
thirteen (13) square meters more or less,
located in the barangay 3, Fortich Street,
Malaybalay City, Bukidnon.
(7) TCT No. T-29377; TD No. F-038818
A parcel of land described as lot 1, PCS-
10-004418 containing an area of 0.7715
hectares being a portion of Lot No.
030 Blk No. 007, survey No. 2 PCS-10-
000605, located in the barangay Bangcud,
Malaybalay City, Bukidnon of which One
Thousand One Hundred Fourty Four (1,144)
square meters owned by Pastor E. Dela
Cerna, Jr.
(8) TCT No. T-120578; TD No. F-038821
A parcel of land described as Lot 1-B-2-A,
Psd-10-066366, being a portion of Lot No.
39, Blk No. 007, 1-B-2, Psd-10-033607
anti-rabies vaccination
activities in the barangays
to protect the people and
other animals.
He explained that ra-
bies is a deadly virus trans-
mitted through the saliva of
infected animals, usually
dogs.
He warned that once
a person begins showing
symptoms of rabies, the
disease is “nearly always
fatal.”
“So it is important that
dog owners bring their
pets to our office and
have them vaccinated.
This is primarily to pro-
tect people from getting
infected with the rabies
virus, which is deadly,”
he said. (mindanews)
(SGD) MARIETTA B. DE LEON
Municipal Civil Registrar
containing an area of 3.4916 Hectares
more or less located in Barangay Bangcud,
Malaybalay City, Bukidnon of which Ten
Thousand Eight Hundred Seventy Six
(10,876) square meters is owned by Pastor
E. Dela Cerna
(9) TC- No. T-1866- Remaining Part
TD-F-030562
A parcel of land described as Lot 046,
Blk No. 021, Survey No. 143. Containing
an area of Seventy Nine Thousand Five
Hundred Forty Eight (79,548) square
meters, located in Barangay Simaya,
Malaybalay City, Bukidnon. (NOTE: THIS
PARCEL OF LAND WAS COVERED BY THE
COMPREHENSIVE AGRARIAN REFORM
PROGRAM-CARP)
(10) TD No. E-051241
“A commercial Building located in Lot No.
040, Blk No. 003, Fortich Street, Barangay ,
Malaybalay City, Bukidnon”
(11) TD No. F-049116
TCT-2017001871
“Residential Building Located in Lot No.
017, Blk No. 001, corner Tabios and
Moreno Street, Barangay 5, Malaybalay
City, Bukidnon.
(12) TD No. F-006845
“Residential Building Located in Lot No.
017, Blk. No. 005, Sta. Cruz Street, Barangay
Sumpong, Malaybalay City, Bukidnon.
(13) A Portion of T-260
TD-F-004794
A parcel of land situated in Malaybalay
City, Bukidnon. This parcel of land contains
an area of of 4.3038 Hectares, 2.1519 of
which belongs to Pastor e. Dela Cerna, Jr.
(14) TCT No. 133-2016003249
Lot B-27-A-1-F-7, Psd-101312-017833
TD No. F-018990
A parcel of land (Lot B-27-A-1-F-7, Psd-
101312-017833, being a portion of Lot
B-27-A-1-F, Psd-10-012410) situated at
Poblacion, Municipality of Malaybalay,
Province of Bukidnon. Containing an area
of SIX HUNDRED NINETY FOUR (694)
square meters more or less.
(15) TCT No. 133-2016003255
Lot B-21 (LRC) Psd-108024
TD No. F-0188223
A parcel of land (Lot B-21, of the
Subdivision Plan (LRC) Psd-108024, being
a portion of Lot B (LRC)Psd-71940, L.R.C.
Rec. No. Homestead) situated in the Barrio
of Sumpong, Municipality of Malaybalay,
Province of Bukidnon. Containing an area
of SIX HUNDRED TWENTY FIVE (625)
square meters more or less.
(16) TCT No. 133-2016003251
Lot No. 3; Pcs-10-000605
TD No. F-048896
A parcel of land ( Lot 3, PCS-10-000605,
being a portion of Lot 1012, Pls-800
situated in the Barrio of Bangcud,
Municipality of Malaybalay, Province of
Bukidnon. Containing an area of FORTY
EIGHT THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED
NINETY THREE (48,393) square meters
more or less.
(17) TD No. F-038815
“Lot No. 022, Blk No. 007,1015, Pls-800,
Psu-147908 containing an area of Twenty
Six Thousand and Ten (26,010) square
meters more or less, situated in Barangay
Bangcud, Malaybalay City, Bukidnon.
are the subject of DEED OF EXTRA-JUDICIAL
PARTITION under Notarial registry of ATTY.
GERARDO J. MURILLO, Notary Public, per
Doc No. 106; Page No. 22; Book No. XLIV;
Series of 2018.
MGSD April 20, 27 & May 4, 2018
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Friday, April 27 2018
Editor: Cong B. Corrales
6
3 die due to rabies in Socot
GENERAL SANTOS City Office (IPHO), said the rabies infection while the the rabies virus from the
— Health personnel in three victims did not seek two others were still con- bite wound through the use
South Cotabato warned proper treatment in a hos- sidered “probable” pend- of animal horn.
dog bite victims to refrain pital or animal bite center, ing confirmation, he said. Although it has long
from seeking the tradition- but opted for the “tandok” “Instead of getting been declared by doctors
al “tandok” treatment for method. vaccination for rabies, as ineffective in the treat-
rabies as three deaths have He said the fatalities, they sought for treatment ment of rabies, the practice
already been reported since which were bitten by rabid through tandok, which remains popular in the
January due to the deadly dogs, were from the mu- had long been proven to be province, especially in
viral disease. nicipalities of Lake Sebu, ineffective,” Codilla said. rural areas.
John Codilla, rabies Banga, and Tupi. “Tandok” is a method Codilla said the other
focal person of the Inte- One of the cases was used by traditional healers traditional practices like
grated Provincial Health already confirmed as due to in supposedly extracting making bite victims drink
coconut oil and the applica-
tion of garlic on the wound
should also be avoided.
“The most effective
treatment for rabies is still
through vaccination so bite
victims should immediate-
ly seek help from our bite
centers,” he said.
contruction-worker The IPHO earlier said
bite victims should wash
their wounds thoroughly
with soap and water and
apply antiseptic.
They should then pro-
ceed to the nearest animal
bite center or health facil-
ity for proper assessment
for potential rabies expo-
sure and post-exposure
prophylaxis management.
SAFETY. Unsecured without any harness, a worker manages to climb one of the posts of a three-story building
that is under construction along San Pedro Street in Davao City. Photo by Kath M. Cortez for Davao Today (pna)
Republic of the Philippines The Importance of Education
Local Civil Registry Office By: Connie P. Roxas
Province of Bukidnon
CITY OF MALAYBALAY Education plays a great role in everyone’s life. Through education man
*** is able to reform himself, jump outside boundaries, break limits, and form
OFFICE OF THE CITY CIVIL REGISTRAR deeper understanding of the world. It molds minds into its highest level
and helps remove all the differences in the society-education promotes
Petition Entry No. CFN-0117-2018 equality. Education enables individual to become wisdom lovers, and, as
a citizen helps them recognize their rights and responsibilities towards the
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION society- the world they are involved in.
However, acquiring knowledge requires time and with great
In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. 9048/ RA 10172, a notice is hereby determination to learn. According to IndiaCelebrating.com, the whole
served to the public that LORNA JANE A. ALLABA has filed with this Office, education has been divided into three divisions such as the primary
a petition for Change of First Name in her Certificate of Live Birth from education, secondary education and higher secondary education. Primary
“LORNA” to “LORNA JANE” who was born on January 12, 1966 at Bukidnon education prepares the base which helps throughout the life, secondary
Hospital, Malaybalay, Bukidnon and whose parents are Wincesar G. Acul- education prepares the path for further study and higher secondary
acul and Agnes L. Macapundag. education prepares the ultimate path of the future and whole life.
Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written Indeed, education is time consuming but with great perseverance
opposition to this Office. success awaits. On the other hand, learning does not always imply going
throughout all different stages of education, receiving a diploma or gaining
(SGD) PRISCILLA G. TILANDUCA a bachelor’s degree but rather the individuals’ willingness to learn and
City Civil Registrar openness towards everything around him. After all, what matters is our
MGSD April 27 & May 4, 2018 effort and how we use our experiences to reach success.
Publication Notice
Republic of the Philippines
R.A. 10172 Local Civil Registry Office
Republic of the Philippines Province of Bukidnon
LOCAL CIVIL REGISTRY OFFICE
PROVINCE OF BUKIDNON CITY OF MALAYBALAY
Municipality of Damulog ***
-oOo- OFFICE OF THE CITY CIVIL REGISTRAR
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Petition Entry No. CFN-0103-2018
CCE-0008-2018 RA 10172 Date: April 17, 2018 NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
In compliance with the publication requirements pursuant to OCRG
Memorandum Circular No. 2013-1 Guidelines in the Implementation of the In compliance with Section 5 of RA 9048/ RA 10172, a notice is
Administrative Order No. 1 Series of 2012 (IRR on R.A. 10172), Notice is hereby served to the public that REGINO D. DANGLAY has filed with this
Office a Petition for Change of First Name in his Certificate of Live Birth
hereby served to the public that LOYDEVIC EMAN JOI M. DOBLAS has filed
with this Office, a petition for correction of entry in sex from “FEMALE” from “EMILIO” to “REGINO” and date of birth from “August 24, 1970”
to “MALE” in the certificate of live birth of Loydevic Eman Joi M. Doblas to “August 15, 1970” at Apo Macote, Malaybalay, Bukidnon and whose
at Poblacion, Damulog, Bukidnon whose parents are Dioscoro Doblas and parents are Tiburcio Danglay and Marcela Dugas.
Leonida S. Maglangit. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written
Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written
opposition with this Office.
opposition with this Office not later than April 30, 2018.
(SGD) PRISCILLA G. TILANDUCA
(SGD) ROLANDO R. VERSANO
Municipal Civil Registrar City Civil Registrar
MGSD April 20 & 27, 2018 MGSD April 20 & 27, 2018
RA 9048 Form No. 10.1 (LCRO)
Publication Notice
R.A. 10172
Republic of the Philippines
LOCAL CIVIL REGISTRY OFFICE
PROVINCE OF BUKIDNON NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
Municipality of Damulog
In compliance with the publication requirement and pursuant
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
to OCRG Memorandum Circular No. 2013-1, Guidelines in the
Implementation of the Administrative Order No. 1 Series of 2012
CFN No. 0001-2018 Dated April 17, 2018
(IRR on R.A. 10172). Notice is hereby served to the public that
ROXEL LABIAL has filed with this Office, a petition for Correction of
In compliance with section 5 of R.A. 9048, a notice is hereby served
to the public that MRS. ELIZABETH G. PENALES-ORQUE, has filed with this Clerical Error to correct the Child’s Sex from “MALE” to “FEMALE”
Office a petition for Change of First Name from “MA. GINA” to “MARIA in her Certificate of Live Birth bearing Registry No. 2002-1741, was
GINA” in the Certificate of Live Birth of her sister Mrs. Maria Gina G. born on June 29, 1995 at Gingoog City, Misamis Oriental to parent
Penales-Ranoco who was born on January 7, 1976 at Kiraon, Damulog, Jassy Labial.
Bukidnon whose parents are Vicente G. Penales and Lourdes B. Gabut.
Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his/her
Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written written opposition with this Office not later than MAY 3, 2018.
opposition with this Office not later than April 30, 2018.
(SGD) ATTY. MARGIE LUSTRE LUMA-AD
(SGD) ROLANDO R. VERSANO
Municipal Civil Registrar City Civil Registrar
MGSD April 20 & 27, 2018 MGSD April 20 & 27, 2018
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Duterte fears Matobato
and Lascanas in ICC
PRESIDENT Duterte’s withdrawal
from the International Criminal Court
(ICC) is stunning.
Duterte earlier said
that he welcomed the
ICC, as he was “sick
and tired” of being
accused of crimes
against humanity.
Duterte would even
personally defend
Jude Josue himself in the ICC,
Sabio
eager to question ICC
prosecutor Bensouda.
But Duterte’s withdrawal is not stun-
ning after all, if seen from his countless
flip-flopping in public. The litany of his
flip-flopping is long and legendary. One
easily recalls him saying that his inten-
tion to jetski to the disputed islands is
just a joke.
Yet, on a deeper level, Duterte’s
withdrawal can never be stunning at all,
if credibly viewed as part and parcel of
his obstinate and long-standing obstruc-
tion of justice.
Pacquiao’s next boxing journey
THE boxing itch never leaves the
system of Manny Pacquiao. In fact, on
Plateau’s Voice July 18, 2018, he will
face another world
welterweight box-
ing champion in the
person of Argentinian
Lucas Matthyse at the
Axiata Arena in Kuala
Lumpur, Malaysia.
Of course, it’s not
Cesar Gorillo about money because
his earnings have left
him billions of pesos which will leave
him ultra rich for the rest of his life. His
$120 million alone earned during the
Mayweather fight has left his purse with
P6 billion, not to mention his average
earnings of $30 million in his super-
fights with dela Hoya, Marquez, Clotty,
Cotto, Morales, Margarito, Mosley,
Hatton, Algiere, Vargas, Bradly and
Rios. This is not to mention his other
opponents which earned him also in the
millions of dollars but not in the magni-
tude of his superfights.
If he wants to prove himself that he
can still snag the championship, he has
proven it with Mayweather, Bradley
(first fight) and Horn, all of which he
lost but as per analysis with boxing ex-
Compliance with regulations
THE Regulatory and Complaints Board
is the local body that is tasked to enforce
laws and ordinances
Hapsay na bai! that regulate movie
houses, theaters, and
other places of amuse-
ment, e.g., videoke
and karaoke joints,
internet cafes, cock-
pits, bars, watering
holes, massage clinics
Egay Uy (and spas), and other
places of amusement.
The RCB conducts regular monitor-
ing of regulated entities to determine
their compliance, or lack of it, with
regulations, and require those that come
short or are found to be non-compliant
to institute corrective measures before
the penal provisions of applicable city
ordinances are enforced to the letter.
The RCB is a creation of the cod-
ified ordinance of 1994. Its officers
Friday, April 27 2018
The Ernesto Avasola case looms as
an instructive historical precedent. In
2009, when the Davao Death Squad
was being probed, Duterte allegedly
obstructed the search for human skele-
tal remains of the victims of the Davao
Death Squad.
The alleged obstruction is now part
of a permanent judicial record in a
Decision of the Supreme Court. In 2009,
Ernesto Avasola testified in court that
he witnessed the killing of five persons
by the so-called Davao Death Squad.
He said he was personally instructed by
police officer Bienvenido Laud, whom
he fondly called “Tatay,” to bury the
cadavers in three caves inside the laud
quarry which is owned by Tatay Laud.
The conspiracy to obstruct justice
was allegedly implemented through
Duterte’s fraternity brother lawyer Vital-
iano Aguirre and lawyer Salvador Me-
dialdea. They challenged the validity of
the search warrant issued by the Manila
court, asserting that unreliability of the
See SABIO/p.9
perts all over the world, he won. He was
only unlucky that the judges gave the
victory to his opponents because they
counted more on the shots they landed
on the face of Paquiao, but they never
counted the hits that Pacquiao made
against them as later found out in the
“compubox” recorded in the computer.
In the case of Bradley, while Pac-
quiao was smiling, Bradley was carried
in the wheelchair to the hospital. Horn
was carried on the emergency bed to-
wards the hospital with his face swollen
as if bitten by millions of bees while
Pacquiao was beside his wife Jinky, all
in smiles saying, “I thought I won the
fight.” In the case of Mayweather, all
world known athletes like Kobe Bryant
saw a comedy in the decision. Even
Youtube came out with fights which
Mayweather lost and one fight was the
one with Pacquiao.
If the problem is with age, even
coach Freddie Roach himself declared
that Pacquiao has aged in number only
but he can still fight like a 30-year old.
Thus, I see no problem with his oppo-
nent, Lucas Matthysse, 35 years old, a
holder of 44 fights with 39 wins, four
losses and one no contest.
See GORILLO/p.9
and members serve for a term of one
year only, and each year, the city mayor
constitutes the new composition of the
board through an executive order.
The board is composed of regulatory
offices of the local government unit,
and some other offices of the national
government. This year’s board has
for its membership the NBI, the City
Prosecutor’s Office, the Human Rights
Commission, the Cocpo, the Mindanao
Commission on Women, the Oro Youth,
Interfaith and the academe (Xavier
University Social Development Office),
aside from the regulatory offices of the
city government.
It is chaired by this writer and co-
chaired by last year’s chairperson, Atty.
Beda Joy Elot. Councilor Romy Calizo
of the City Council sits as vice chairman
while Councilors Jay Roa Pascual and
Suzette M. Daba sit as members.
See UY/p.9
Editor: Herbie Gomez
8
Remaining
relevant
SEN. Manny Pacquiao will have another
chance to show ’em the money, er, the
Pacman punch when he fights Lucas
Matthysse in July 2018. Ms. Behavin’
This after ending
his partnership with
coach Freddie Roach.
Pacquiao should
have stopped years
ago at the height of
his boxing career
when he was young-
er, to lessen the ef- Netnet
fects of all that punching Camomot
on his health. What lures
him back to the boxing ring—money,
power, or both? Or is it passion. For
boxing. He has already made history
with all the championship belts he has
collected so far. He has nothing more to
prove. But if boxing is his passion, then,
each offer for one more fight will always
be too tempting to resist.
Boxing can be a hard habit to break
for the boxer, as running for a political
position is to a politician. With the latter
having a more difficult time saying
goodbye to the power—and moolah—
that comes with the post as he becomes
addicted to the cheering and applause
accorded him at every occasion graced
by his presence.
Lucky is the politician who can eas-
ily retire from politics after losing in an
election and has no wishful thinking of
sowing intrigues to destroy the winning
candidate’s governance. He’s lucky be-
cause he’s able to let go sans the burden
of bitterness that losers tend to carry
around as an unwanted excess baggage.
Politicians who want to remain rele-
vant for the rest of their life will always
crave for publicity and they’ll make
that happen at all costs, short of fram-
ing their name with neon lights. I don’t
think Pacquiao is that kind of a politi-
cian. I think his heart simply belongs to
boxing, and the Senate position serves
as a fallback.
The fallback a.k.a. Plan B. You must
have had your share of Plan Bs, too.
And if it also doesn’t work, move on to
Plan C. Plan D. And then, E, F, G. The
English alphabet has 26 letters, it will
be such a waste if you’ll stop after, say,
Plan C.
If it’s meant to be, it will eventually
happen. If not, well, you’ll know when
to stop.
President Rody Duterte also knows
when a member of his inner circle has
to stop. Former Philippine National
Police chief Bato dela Rosa has been
transferred to the Bureau of Corrections
as director, and he has been replaced by
National Capital Region Police Office
chief Director General Oscar Albayalde.
But TokHang is still alive and kicking in
Pinas. So, it’s not Bato then; it’s… Well,
who?
“Are you drugs?” is a question we
ask for people who are neither here nor
there, whose brains seem to be in an
eternal string of hallucinations, always
praning and suspecting they’re the sub-
ject of, say, this column. They’ve been
convinced by their own mind-boggling
belief that the world revolves around
them.
If ever Prince William and Duchess
Kate believe that the world revolves
around them and their children, then, we
can all agree that indeed it does, based
on the attention heaped on their new-
born baby boy, the third child in their
growing family.
Fans do adore their kings, queens,
princes and princesses, since royalty
See CAMOMOT/p.9

Sabio
From page 8
firsthand testimony of
Ernesto Avasola.
After a long process
of litigation that went
up to the Supreme Court
through the Court of Ap-
peals, the case was final-
ly decided in November
2014. Both the Court
of Appeals and Supreme
Court affirmed the testi-
mony of Ernesto Avasola.
Unfortunately for Duterte,
the Supreme Court ruled
the search warrant to be
valid based on Avasola’s
testimony.
This Supreme Court
decision is now part of
the information in the
communication I sub-
mitted with the Interna-
tional Criminal Court.
The testimony of Ernesto
Avasola, in a long judicial
proceeding, corroborates,
on certain material points,
the subsequent testimony
of Edgar Matobato as later
corroborated by Arturo
Lascanas.
In my humble view,
it is this Supreme Court
decision in the Avaso-
la case concerning the
Davao Death Squad that is
the last nail on the coffin
for the grave that Duterte
is currently digging for
himself in the ICC.
This grand conspiracy
to obstruct justice is con-
firmed by two incidents
personally witnessed by
Arturo Lascanas. At one
time, he was part of a
group which included
Sonny Buevaventura and
Arturo Lascanas in fetch-
ing Aguirre at the Davao
airport. Aguirre was then
in Davao to lawyer for the
Davao Death Squad.
Aguirre allegedly re-
minded Laud to clear
his quarry of the human
skeletal remains. What is
very telling is that Agu-
irre allegedly told Laud
to claim that the skeletal
remains that could not be
found anymore belong
to Japanese soldiers in
World War II.
In another incident
at the residence itself of
Duterte, Lascanas said he
personally witnessed an
incident in which Duterte
allegedly shelled out a
substantial amount for the
purchase of a motorboat
to be used in throwing
corpses into the sea at
Samal island.
Viewed from this con-
text, Duterte’s ICC with-
drawal is just part of his
long-standing defense
strategy. In the domestic
front, he utilized the ju-
dicial system to prolong
the legal challenge of the
search of the Laud quarry
- which incidentally had
yielded human skeletal
remains - and in the mean-
time, he was able to pre-
vent the human skeletal
remains from being used
as evidence against him.
Meantime, the case
against the Davao Death
Squad referred by the
Commission on Human
Rights (CHR) to the Om-
budsman had no evidence
to stand on because CHR
then could not use as evi-
dence the skeletal remains
found at the Laud quarry,
apart from the fact that a
fraternity brother of Dute-
rte, as then CHR head in
Davao, opined that the
Davao Death Squad was
merely gossip.
Instead of raising legit-
imate legal issues in the
ICC, Duterte has opted to
attack the very existence
and legitimacy of the ICC.
Principally, he lambasts
the ICC as a “political
tool” of the UN and other
personalities. Egregiously
and very embarrassingly
and in a brazen spectacle
of ignorance of the law,
Duterte also asserts that
the Philippines never be-
came a member of the ICC
due to lack of publication
of the Rome Statute.
Whatever it is, ever
since the case of Ernes-
to Avasola, Duterte has
exhibited a penchant to
suppress the evidence
against him. In our law
of evidence, evidence
intentionally suppressed
is adverse. That is true in
the Avasola case and in
the case before the ICC.
I assert, without fear of
contradiction, that Dute-
rte is just afraid of Ed-
gar Matobato and Arturo
Lascanas. He discredits
the ICC only so that these
two whistleblowers may
not be able to testify in
the ICC. Duterte is being
haunted by his atrocities
which he intend, as a de-
fense strategy all along,
to hide from judicial scru-
tiny.
But just like in the
Avasola case, Duterte
will not succeed in further
shielding himself from
criminal responsibility in
the ICC. He will not be
allowed to obstruct justice
in the ICC, no matter what
he does. As a matter of
complementarity in inter-
national criminal justice,
Duterte must be brought
to and jailed in the ICC.
Gorillo
From page 8
His losses were the one with
American Zab Zuda, Rus-
sian Victor Postol, Danny
Garcia and Devon Alex-
ander. He knocked down
Judah in the tenth round but
lost in the 12-round decision
which was controversial.
He was knocked down by
Garcia in the fifth round
and never stood up because
he was trying to protect the
injury in his eyes. He had to
recover for one and a half
year after that fight. He also
lost to American world wel-
terweight champion Devon
Alexander in another very
controversial fight.
Two of his big wins were
against American Lamont
Peterson and the feared
Russian welterweight
Ruslan Provodnikov.
Almost 90 percent of
his wins by knockout came
before the fifth round, with
about half of that within the
first and second round.
A formidable oppo-
nent indeed, but with the
way Pacquiao has faced
the greatest fighters of the
world, this latest assignment
will still be considered as
another of his normal as-
signment.
My prediction is, Pac-
quiao will definitely win un-
less again when the judges
make another magic.
Uy
From page 8
Issues and concerns that
are brought before the
RCB are therefore dis-
cussed from a multi-sec-
toral point of view not
just that of the local gov-
ernment unit. It therefore
sees issues also from the
point of view of most, if
not all, stakeholders.
The RCB is not an-
ti-business but it is
pro-regulation. Business-
es thrive not only because
of patronage of its cli-
entele but also because
of their compliance with
regulations. Businesses
that continue to be defiant
and refuse to comply with
regulation will therefore
face sanctions that could
lead to the imposition
of fine, imprisonment or
closure of the business.
For example, massage
clinic attendants are re-
quired to “submit them-
selves to weekly routine
physical examination x x
x otherwise, if found to
be suffering from venere-
al or any communicable
diseases, they shall be
suspended from engaging
in hygienic and aesthetic
massage occupation, their
health certificate to be
withheld in the meantime,
until they shall be fully
recovered.”
This legal provision
does not distinguish in
which business establish-
ments these masseurs and
masseuses are employed.
Since they are engaged in
a regulated occupation,
compliance with the law
becomes a must. The RCB
or the City Health Office
cannot be selective be-
cause as of this writing,
there is no valid classifi-
cation that will justify the
exemption of one group
of massage attendants
from the required weekly
physical examination.
Another example
would be internet cafes.
Unless the operators in-
stall blocking programs
that prevent uncontrolled
access to pornograph-
ic sites by minors, they
would face sanctions un-
der the existing regulatory
ordinances, that could
mean the imposition of
fines, imprisonment, or
closure of the business.
To avoid putting the
business at the risk of
being closed for non-com-
pliance with regulations,
it is always best to comply
with existing laws and
ordinances until the same
will have been modified
or amended.
Camomot
From page 8
represents an out-of-this-
world reality that only a
few have the privilege to
be a part of. Born with
a silver spoon is always
true for any member of a
royal family, and Meghan
Markle will soon join the
one that Queen Elizabeth
II continues to, hmmm,
lord over.
Markle is Prince Har-
ry’s bride-to-be and surely
their wedding will again
be crowned as the wedding
of the year. Good thing
Vicki Belo and Hayden
Kho had theirs last year,
huh? Otherwise, the Pinoy
will be confused on whose
wedding deserves the “of
the year.”
Marriages are made in
heaven, while weddings
are made by wedding
coordinators who have
been busy planning celeb-
rity weddings, with Billy
Crawford and Coleen Gar-
cia as the latest to tie the
knot. Remember Craw-
ford’s prenup suit whose
flowery fabric looked
exactly as that of a tote
bag and a sofa? Netizens
bashed that like as if it was
another case of TokHang.
Whew. But the couple
survived the bashing with
flowery colors. Yay!
Wi l l P a c q u i a o s u r-
vive his next fight with,
hmmm, flowery colors,
too? Abangan!
From
From page 8
Xavier University in this
city.
The list of examinees
who obtained the 20 high-
est ratings in the bar ex-
aminations listed Gonzalo
with a rating of 87.5500
percent. She was identi-
fied in the list released
by the Committee of Bar
Examiners as a bar passer
from Xavier University
who ranked 15th together
with Stephanie A. Claros
of the University of San
Jose-Recoletos and Nadia
Christine L. Mandiguarin
of San Louis University.
Gonzalo, a contestant
in the search for Miss
Philippines Earth in 2016,
is neither from Cagayan
de Oro or Region 10; she
is from Jolo, Sulu.
This paper learned that
Gonzalo was listed as a
bar passer from Xavier
University because the
law school in its Zambo-
Friday, April 27 2018
anga counterpart is “un-
der” it. Both Jesuit-run
universities even share the
same college of law dean:
lawyer Jo Silvia Sabio.
Gonzalo and anoth-
er one from Davao City
are the only law gradu-
ates from Mindanao’s law
schools who made it to the
list of Top 20 successful
bar examinees. The other
one is Camille B. Remoro-
za of Ateneo de Davao
University.
Only 1,724 of 6,748
who took the examina-
tions passed.
It was the first time
since 2002 that bar to-
pnotchers breached the
90-percent mark. The
passing rate is 25.55 per-
cent, a bit lower than the
10-year average of 26.43
percent and way down be-
low vis-à-vis the 2016 bar
exams’s 59.06 percent.
The topnotcher is Mark
John H. Simondo of the
University of St. La Salle
in Bacolod with a rating
of 91.0500 percent.
Ranked second is
Christianne Mae C. Balili
of the University of San
Carlos in Cebu with a
rating of 90.8000 percent.
Remoroza of ADDU fol-
lowed with a 90.7000-per-
cent rating.
The others in the Top
20 list:
Ivanne D’laureil I. Hi-
soler of University of San
Carlos, 89.5500 percent,
4th place;
Monica Anne T. Yap
of San Beda College in
Manila, 89.4500 percent,
5th place;
L o r e n z o L u i g i T.
Gayya of the University
of Sto. Tomas, 89.1000
percent, 6th place;
Rheland S. Servacio of
University of San Carlos,
89.0000 percent, 7th place;
K r i z z a F e P. A l -
catara-Bagni of St. Mary’s
University, 88.9000 per-
cent, and Algie Kwil-
lon B. Mariacos of San
Beda College in Manila,
88.9000 percent, both 8th
place;
Klinton M. Torralba
of University of Sto. To-
mas, 88.6500 percent, 9th
place;
Emma Ruby J. Aguilar
of the University of Sto.
Tomas, 88.4000 percent,
10th place;
Lyan David M. Juanico
of San Beda College in
Manila, 88.3500 percent,
11th place;
Lougenia P. Cariño
of San Beda College in
Manila, 87.8500 percent,
12th place;
Arman Joseph M. Guz-
man of the University of
Sto. Tomas, 87.7500 per-
cent, 13th place;
Jewelle Ann Lou P.
Santos of Ateneo de Ma-
nila University, 87.6500
percent, 14th place;
Gonzalo, Claros and
Mandiguarin, 87.5500
percent, 15th place;
Eileen Carla Y. Carpio
of San Beda College in
9
Manila, 87.4000 percent,
16th place;
Ella Mae C. Mendoza
of the University of Cebu,
87.3500 percent, 17th
place;
Aecaya Christine V.
Calero of the University
of Sto. Tomas, 87.1500
percent, 18th place;
Pretz Vernice A. Vin-
luan of the University of
the Philippines, 87.1000
percent, 19th place; and
Roniel D. Resurrec-
cion of the Jose Rizal Uni-
versity, 86.9500 percent,
20th place. (hg)
Hike
From page 8
pegged at P1,171.
H o w e v e r, a d r i v e r
needs to have 134 passen-
gers to be able to reach a
gross income of P800. The
motorela rental (P250),
fuel for the day (P300),
the driver ’s food, and
other expenses will then
have to be deducted from
the driver’s gross income.
“Gusto pud namo nga
mabuhi. Mao kanay esen-
sya sa increase nga P1.
Buot pasabot P7(regular),
P6 (special privilege –se-
nior, students, pwd), P3
(bata) aron madugangan
man lang og P100 ang
kita sa mga driver. Ma-
ka-discount gihapun ang
seniors, estudyante, PWD
kay apil kana sa among
gitagad ug balaod naman
pud kana,” Hinosolango
said. (cbc )
Rail
From page 8
JP Laurel Ave. corner R.
Castillo St. in Davao by
2022.
The other components
of the railway are pro-
jected to be completed by
2045.
These are the 6.6-km
extension 1 (from Toril to
Davao-Bukidnon Road),
7.3-km extension 2 (from
JP Laurel Avenue cor-
ner R. Castillo Street, to
Mudiang, and to airport,
6.9-km spur line from JP
Laurel Avenue to Tagum
Digos Central Station,
and 3.6-km spur line from
Maharlika Highway and
Junction of Davao-Bukid-
non Road.
The briefer said that at
the rate Davao’s ridership
is growing, an urban rail-
way is necessary by 2024.
The project would
be interconnected to the
Mindanao Rail Transit,
National Economic De-
velopment Authority 11
director Maria Lourdes
Lim said.
Aside from an urban
railway, the city considers
the Asian Development
Bank-funded High Priori-
ty Bus System worth P3.6
billion as the immediate
solution to its traffic con-
dition. (antonio l. colina
iV of mindanews )
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Gold Star Daily

Friday, April 27 2018

Latest int’l press freedom report cites Rappler
MALAYBALAY City
— The Philippine gov-
ern-ment’s attempt to close
down online news outlet
Rappler on the grounds
that it violated laws on
foreign ownership was
Editor: Cong B. Corrales
highlighted in “The Global Duterte defended the de- On Jan. 11, the Secu- for alleged violations of
State of Press Freedom, cision, which Rappler was rities and Exchange Com- the Constitution and the
2017-2018” released by contesting, and accused the mission revoked the license Anti-Dummy Law.
Washington-based Free- site of attempting to under- of Rappler, which is known The case started in
dom House this week. mine his administration,” for its critical stance on the December 2016, when
“President Rodrigo the report said. Duterte administration, the Office of the Solicitor
General asked the SEC to
investigate Rappler over
its Philippine Deposito-
ry Receipts, instruments
that allow foreigners to
invest in a Filipino com-
pany without owning any
part of it.
Aside from the owner-
ship issue, Rappler CEO
Maria Ressa has been sued
for cyber libel by business-
man Wilfredo Keng for an
article published on May
29, 2012. The article said
that then chief justice Re-
nato Corona used a vehicle
registered under Keng.
10
Keng filed the cyber
libel complaint in October
2017 at the National Bureau
of Investigation. The NBI
dismissed the complaint on
Feb. 22 on the ground that
the one-year prescriptive
period had lapsed.
But on March 2, the
NBI recommended to the
Department of Justice to
pursue the cyber libel case.
Early this year, Duterte,
reacting to an unfavorable
report about Special Assis-
tant to the President lawyer
Bong Go, called Rappler a
“fake news site.”
The president has nev-
er concealed his dislike
for media outlets that he
thinks have been unfair to
him and his administration.
(mindanews)

A True Servant Leader

by Rosario Del Rosario-Saldua

Every one of us has a purpose and how to live this to fulfill the purpose why
we are created. There is one general purpose here on earth, and that is to make
God happy. In short, we are all here to please God by serving others. And that is
really the goal of our life. So this will follow our character, because character is the
foundation of leadership. If those character flaws it cause one leadership downfall. I
can connect this to my teaching profession, if I make such purpose my mission. There
are good leaders but these leaders bombed out failed, because they lack characters.
Rick Warren emphasized that leadership character and credibility is important. If you
don't have credibility nobody is going to follow you. You don't have to be outgoing,
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organization if you don't possess if you don't know how to respect a person. Whatever
you do, people will gonna obey and respect you as a leader because they can see
in you the most important aspect a person is looking for, and that is a character.
Remember, Hebrew 13:7 says "Remember your leaders who spoke the word of God to
you and consider the outcome of their way of life, and imitate their life."
As a teacher, a leader to my pupils, God given me this mission, to mold and to
educate them not only in academic but also help them formulate good values for
them to become a good citizen in our country. My capacity to integrate, motivate and
mobilize others to bring a common aspiration to life. Goodness can be done at every
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