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2 NEWSJan. 27 - Feb. 2, 2014

Leyte provl jail inmates stage walk

out to dramatize poor jail conditions

City council extends period of

prompt payment discount on RPT

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salvage victim

PALO, LEYTE Ormoc

cops were alerted to the

possibility that around 30 in-

mates of the Leyte Provincial

Jail based in this town could

be on their to escape the

hands of justice after some

182 inmates staged a walk

out from the prison at dawn

of Thursday, January 30.

Sr. Supt. Jose Macanas,

Ormocs new city director, told

the city council about the situ-

ation but assured everything

was in control. He paid the city

council a courtesy call on that

afternoon, and discussed vari-

ous concerns with councilor

Vincent Rama, chair of the

committee on public safety.

Meanwhile, media reports

state that the jail warden,

Merly Bertulfo, claried that

the inmates walked out of

prison by using their children

and spouses as shields to

dramatize their angst against

their poor conditions.

The inmates did not heed

warning shots and continued

to walk out of the jail. The

inmates, it was learned, was

complaining of the poor con-

ditions in jail after Yolanda

struck last November 8, and

lamented that justice due them

has been delayed. Many com-

pla ints agains t the inma tes

have not yet been heard as the

courts in Tacloban have just

resumed hearings this week.

The roofs also leak and it gets

wet and cold especially in the

pas t day s with Agaton and

Basyang. Aside from poor

living conditions, they are

often hungry, some inmates

interviewed by media claimed.

Nonetheless, 147 were im-

mediately recaptured. Some

inmates said they returned

willingly and their escape

was just to draw attention to

their plight.

Their gimmick apparently

worked. It was learned that

prosecutors and judges report-

edly met to discuss measures

on how to expedite the cases

of those inside, especially

those whose records at the

Bulwagan ng Katarungan were

destroyed. The Justice Hall in

Tacloban is along Magsaysay

Boulevard which is a coastal

road along Cancabatoc Bay

and which was ooded by the

storm surges last November 8.

It is not clear as of press

time how many inmates still

remain at large. By LMJ

ALBUERA, LEYTE A victim of suspect-ed salvaging was found in this townat around 11:00 PM of January 26 alongthe national highway at Brgy. Balugowas given a paupers burial by the localgovernment unit here, after nobody cameout to claim the body.

The bullet-riddled body of the manhad only the tattoo Junel at his rightarm and back as his identifying marks.He was found hogtied and thrown alongthe highway.

An unidentified couple reportedlycame by the next day to view the body butapparently it was not their kin.

Meanwhile, new Albuera police chiefSr. Insp. Edwin Oloan, in an interview, saidthat they have documented the victim sothat relatives will recognize him if theycome to claim. He also asked the help ofmedia to disseminate the information, say-ing the victims loved ones also deserve toknow what happened to him.

Sr. Insp. Oloan, 29, is a graduate ofthe Philippine National Police Academyin 2009. He comes from the MountainProvince but his rst assignment was Joloin Sulu before he was transferred there tothe region.

The new police chiefalso vowed to run after drug

ORMOC CITY The city council this week extended the

granting of prompt payment discount for real property taxes for

2014, to include those who pay in a quarterly mode.

The prompt payment discount was requested by the Ormoc

Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Inc. though its resolutionNo. 1 Series of 2014 citing that it would greatly help property

owners devastated by Typhoon Yolanda last November 8.

The measure, which was originally proposed by Atty. Bennet

Pongos, Jr., was adapted and passed on mass motion. By LMJ

trafckers in the town but said he cannotmake a denitive promise to wipe out thetrade, as catching big time trafckers is verytricky. He promised, however, to minimizeit during his tour of ofce. By Paul Libres

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Ormocs new city police director Sr. Supt. Jose Macanas pays a call to the city council. He is

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MANILA - Globe Telecom distributed more than 200 cel-

lular phones to super typhoon Yolanda survivors who got

employed in a recent jobs fair held here to help them begin

their new careers.

Many of the survivors either lost their mobile phones or

got them wet during the typhoon, making it difcult for people

to reach them and vice versa. By providing the survivors with

the necessary communication tools, we at Globe hope that we

are able do our part in helping them start anew and giving them

something wonderful to look forward to, said Fernando Es-guerra, ofcer-in-charge of Globe corporate social responsibility.

The 200 cellular phones with prepaid SIM cards were dis-

tributed by Globes employee

volunteers from the Network

Transmission Group (NTG)

and Corporate Social Respon-

sibility (CSR) during a jobs

fair held at Rizal Park recently

for evacuees from Leyte and

Samar who were brought to

Manila to escape the devasta-

tion in Eastern Visayas.

The Globe volunteers

reached out to different Globe

internal groups to provide tools

for the job fair -- Globe Tattoo

offered 50 broadband sticks

and prepaid load to use forregistration at the event, Globe

Prepaid provided tents, Manila

Sales gave prepaid SIM cards

with load, and CSR donated

mobile phones.

The cell phones and SIMs

were given to the rst 200 hires

of the job fair.

As part of Globe Project

Wonderful sustainable de-

velopment platform, Globe

is assisting calamity victims

including its customers, busi-

ness partners, and adopted

communities in rebuilding

their lives by providing shelter,

classrooms, and livelihood op-

portunities.PNA

Globe gives 200 cellphones to

Yolanda evacuees


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3Jan. 27 - Feb. 2, 2014 PEOPLE, PLACES & Happenings

Opus Dei head who visited Cebu and Manila to be beatified

Bishop Jose Portillo is seen here with Pope John Paul II.

BISHOP ALVAROdel Portillo was the rst successor of

Opus Dei founder St Josemaria Escriva

In a letter addressed to the Prelate of Opus Dei, Bishop

Javier Echevarria, the Holy See conrmed Pope Francis

approval of the beatication of Alvaro del Portillo, which

will be held on September 27, 2014, in Madrid, del Portillos

hometown. Faithful from all over the world are expected to par-

ticipate in the ceremony, including many from the Philippines.Bishop del Portillo was in the Philippines on January 21

to February 1, 1987 for a pastoral visit to the members and

the different apostolic and social projects of Opus Dei in the

country.

Cardinal Sin hosted a dinner for him at Villa San Miguel,

during which the late Cardinal thanked the Prelate for the work

of Opus Dei in the Philippines, spreading the message of the

universal call to holiness among the lay faithful and bringing

spirituality to the secular environments where the priests and

religious cannot reach, the Cardinal said. Bishop del Portillo

also paid a courtesy call to then President Cory Aquino.

The prelate had a number of general audiences at the Phil-

ippine International Convention Center in Manila and at the

Cebu Plaza Hotel. These were catechetical gatherings where he

answered personal questions on the spiritual life, sanctication

of work, family life, and social responsibility.

Bishop del Portillo is remembered for his untiring service to

the Church and his desire to help others. In one of his generalaudiences, he made an observation about Philippine society,

My daughters and my sons, I have seen enormous wealth

and enormous poverty.

I know that some among you are already running personal

undertakings that form people, provide trades and skills, and

make people capable of raising their status so they can work

better and earn more, he said. The faithful of Opus Dei in

the Philippines were then running technical training schools

for those unable to afford a college education and were be-

ginning a farm school in Batangas for children of farmers of

high school age.

Upon his return to Rome, he sent an Italian delegation to

Cebu to help set up a technical school similar to Centro ELIS,

a successful social project in an outlying district of Rome. That

technical school is now CITE (Center for Industrial Technol-

ogy and Enterprise) in Talamban, which has graduated 3,000

industrial technicians from the Visayas and Mindanao since it

opened in 1991. It is recognized by the national government and

industry as one of the leading technical schools in the Philippines.

President Corazon Aquino formally inaugurated CITE inFebruary 1992. She also inaugurated the Dagatan Family Farm

School in Batangas in August 1988, the rst of its kind in Asia.

Other projects inspired by Bishop del Portillo in the Philip-

pines include the Banilad Center for Professional Development

for girls in Cebu and DAWV (Development Advocacy for

Women Volunteerism).

Last July 5, Pope Francis signed the decree of the Congre-

gation for the Causes of Saints approving a miracle obtained

through the intercession of Bishop Alvaro del Portillo, thus

paving the way for his beatication.

The miracle was the instantaneous healing of Chilean new-

born baby, Jose Ignacio Ureta Wilson in 2003. The boy suffered

a cardiac arrest lasting more than 30 minutes and a massive

hemorrhage. The medical team considered the baby dead, when

unexpectedly, his heart started to beat again. His parents had been

praying for his revival through the intercession of BishopAlvaro

del Portillo. Ten years later Jose Ignacio is living a normal life.

The late Msgr. Flavio Cappucci, postulator of Alvaro del

Portillos cause, said his ofce has received from all over the

world 12,000 signed accounts of favors granted through the in-

tercession of Bishop Alvaro. They include graces of all kinds,

both material and spiritual, he said. Clearly the most striking

are the extraordinary cures, of which there is a variety: from

the disappearance of melanomas with metastasis after praying

to Alvaro del Portillo, to the full recovery of a child who had

drowned in a swimming pool.

Bishop Alvaro del Portillo died in Rome on March 23, 1994

upon returning from a pilgrimage of the Holy Land. He turned 80

two weeks earlier on March 11, 1994. Pope John Paul II went to

pray during his wake and later spoke of the example he always

gave of fortitude and of trust in divine providence and his

delity to the See of Peter.

The beatication ceremony in Madrid will be presided

over by the Prefect of the Congregation for the Causes of

the Saints, Cardinal Angelo Amato.

The Chilean boy Jose Ignacio Ureta Wilson who died shortly

after childbirth but was revived afterhis parents prayed for

the intervention of Bishop Portillo.

Singer Gary Valenciano urges

Tacloban kids to go back to school

Mr. Pure Energy, who is also UNICEFs Ambassador of Goodwill, dances with seven kids competing

for a UNICEF ukelele. The kid at the rightmost won it.

TACLOBAN CITY Gary

Valenciano, Ambassador of

Goodwill of UNICEF Phil-

ippines, brought joy to hun-

dreds of children and their

parents with a free concert

held at the Rizal Park in this

city late morning of Thurs-day, January 30.

Valenciano was in the city

for a two-day visit, going

around schools in the city,

some of which are still being

used as evacuation centers.

During the concert, Valen-

ciano lauded the parents and

children of Tacloban saying,

you are doing an amazing

job in reco veri ng from the

disaster. He also gave them

the assurance that they are not

alone in the journey to recov-

ery and that UNICEF will be

with them from beginning to

the end.

Valenciano also shared hisown personal experience of

living with juvenile diabetes,

saying that contrary to percep-

tion that people in the enter-

tainment industry are without

problems, they too have their

own sad stories. He said that as

long as people are alive, they

must not lose hope.

Aside from singing to the

crowd, he also brought joy to

eight kids who competed for a

ukulele by imitating his dancemoves. A young boy, who con-

dently imitated Valenciano

complete with cart wheels, got

the ukelele while the others

were given Gary Valenciano

colognes as consolation prize.

A competitor, named Marriele,

gave Valenciano a drawing

with the words I love you

Idol.

In a short talk with me-

dia at the end of the concert,

Valenciano said he had been

ambassador of goodwill for the

UNICEF since 1997. He added

he loved what he was doing,

saying he wanted to impart

his music to the children forthem to forget their traumatic

experiences and have hope.

He said his visiting Taclo-

ban was part of UNICEFs

campaign to encourage chil-

dren to go back to school. In-

stead of them being out on the

streets doing nothing, opening

themselves up to all kinds of

exploitation, they should be

in school .. enjoy learning and

making a life for their future.

UNICEF will be supportingthem. We are giving them

school supplies, supporting

their studies, he said.

Angela Kearney, represen-

tative to UNICEF Philippines,

they appreciated what Valen-

ciano was doing. We appreci-

ate Gary Valencianos support

in inspiring the children and

parents, and for stressing the

importance of returning to and

staying in school, she said.

Schools serve as a lifeline

for children who have been

through troubling experiences

from the massive disaster,

offering not only education

but bri ng ing rhy thm ba ckto childrens daily lives and

providing a safe place where

they can learn and play and be

children.By LMJ

FAT CHOI TEAHOUSE

DIMSUM celebrated the

Chinese New Year with

an eat all you can buffet

dinner of real-to-goodness

Chinese food. Originally

scheduled on January 31, it

had to be moved to February

1 because of Basyang.

Among their offerings were

chicken parcel (top left),

shrimp hakaw and mixed

vegetables on a basket

(bottom), which was a

playful take on crunchy

pancit canton.


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PHIL. PRESSINSTITUTE

Whos going to

take care of me?

Thanks to NEA

SEE FR. ROY P. 5SEE MERCADO P. 5SEEVIEW FROM ORMOC

P. 6

THATS THE question Blanche Gallardo

asked recently. She lived and worked in

Hong Kong as a writer, editor and publisher

for nearly 35 years. She returned to the

Philippines and is now in her early 80s, also

long widowed.

My own journey took me from the Phil-

ippines Herald to Asia Magazine, and from

thence to the Orientations Group as editor of

Chic, the rst regional womens magazine,

University of Santo Tomas graduate Blanche

wrote:

From there, I joined the HK Tatler group

to create and edit womens magazine Eve and

the Home Journal, a publication for home-

makers... Before retiring in Manila with myhusband, the late Bert Gallardo ( who worked as

Art Director for Asia Magazine) , we published

an interior design magazine in Hong Kong. I

wrote under the byline of Blanche, Blanquita

being virtually unpronounceable in the then

British Crown Colony, she adds. Recently, she

hit the opinion pages with her Social Security

System tiff.

SSS has been hounding me to pay back-

dated contributions for driver/kasambahay

. Blanche objected to the driver passing off

assigned tasks to another kasambahay. She

threatened to quit. Blanche let her go.

A few months later I received the rst of

two Demand Letters from the SSS demanding

that I pay contributions for her years of service,

plus penalties. It took SSS 13 months to reply

to my enquiries --- only to repeat the samedemand or else.

Even more galling is the fact that although

they found a le of my own SSS contributions

from decades ago, they are unable to trace it, or

tell me what happened to it. All I could gather

was that I was working with a taxi company

sometime in the late 1980s, a period I was not

even a resident in the country, as my passport

will bear out.

Tell me, what am I supposed to do? HELP!

We never heard if SSS did haul Blanche to

the clink. But a friend in Iligan City emailed us

a copy of a thoughtful and as usual polished

feature by Blanche. Below is: Who Is Going

To Take Care Of Me?

Providence says that a year isnt just one

loop around the sun. It is a forward journey

along a timeline over which God stands at thestart and simultaneously stands at the end, and

at every point in between.

It is as if God were viewing a paradebut

not as we do, standing in one place, watching

each event pass us. Rather, Gods perspective

is like a person standing on a tall building,

simultaneously viewing the parade at its start,

middle, and end.

For that band in the middle of the parade,

there is a denite past (That spot where two of

the trumpet players fainted) and an anticipated

future (Are those kids ahead holding water bal-

loons?). But the person on top of the building

sees everything, all at once.

Providence comes from the Latin word

meaning to forsee. God looks ahead, in otherwords. His vision is like the wheels ringed about

with eyes that move to and fro in the visions of

the Old Testament prophet Ezekiel.

Gods eyes are not the like spots on a pair

of dice that turn randomly up and around and

over. This day is more than the breathless hope

that the dice will come up in our favor, only to

watch them thrown tomorrow again. The only

people who think its okay to look at life as just

a big gamble are those who have not done very

much gambling.

Heres a word from Jesus Sermon on the

Mount that we would do well to ponder within

the rst waking hour of every day: Therefore

I tell you, do not worry about your life, what

you will eat or drink; or about your body, what

you will wear. Is not life more important than

food, and the body more important than clothes?Look at the birds of the air; they do not

sow or reap or store away in barns, and yet

your heavenly Father feeds them. Are you not

much more valuable than they? Who of you

by worrying can add a single hour to his life?

(Matthew 6:25-27). It doesnt get any more

practical than that.

In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus made

some of the preeminent statements in Scripture

about the providence of God. He was addressing

one of the universal pressing questions we all

ask: Who is going to take care of me? At your

eightieth birthday that question might have a

special urgency, but in truth it is no less urgent

when one is twenty.

The answer?

Your heavenly Father knows you need

them. So dont get caught in the rat race or,

WITH THE Vhong Navarro affair going

viral, raging like digital wildre in the social

media, many people are confounded as to

what to think about it and what to do with

it. A few have asked whether we are not

wasting time, or whether our priorities are

getting askew.

Its denitely a debatable point, but I think

its a valid question that only shows we have a

problem to solve, a challenge to face. The matter

of internet trending is a new phenomenon that

needs to be understood and managed properly.

We should not be afraid to confront it, since

anyway its already there. We just have to get

the most out of it, learning precious lessons

along the way and setting guidelines and normsof prudence for future use. I dont think its a

pure waste of time.

Im sure its a problem that brings with it

some great benet for us, that is, if we know

precisely how to handle it. So, lets always be

optimistic, even as we go through the tedious

process of sorting things out. Some good can

always be derived from this mess.

Remember that the worst thing that ever

happened in human history, the killing of Christ,

the son of God who became man to save us,

brought about the greatest good we can ever

have: the sure promise of our redemption.

With our powerful technology-driven social

media, we should not be surprised that many

developments, topics, events, catch-phrases

can catch re easily, and not only corruption in

government, earthquakes and Yolandas havethis capacity.

Human drama that erupts in scandals,

especially those involving public gures, has

the necessary explosive ingredients to make a

trending. Its a fact of life that we just have to

learn to live with. Thats why, on our part, we

just have to be prepared to handle this kind of

situation.

We are not living in a cocoon. We have to

be open to anything, convinced also that as long

as we have faith in God and in his providence,

everything, including the bad things, will al-

ways work out for the good. Omnia in bonum.

Truth is people are fascinated with the ex-

traordinary, whether it is the heights of goodness

and heroism or the depths of evil and malice.

The normal, average and ordinary, the usual

and the expected hardly attract any attention.But we have to be prudent in all this. Among

the rst things we need to do once this kind of

events happen is to pray, to keep a strong and

intimate union with God, for from beginning to

end he should be the sure guide for us.

Otherwise, we would be at the mercy of our

emotions and passions, our idle curiosity, and

other social conditionings that actually are in

great need of proper grounding and perspective.

Being with God is not impossible to do. It

can always be done as long as we are humble

enough to admit that we always are in need

of him, especially in some extraordinary and

confusing circumstances.

Our main problem is that we often set God

aside, considering him as a hindrance to our

pursuit of knowledge. Hardly anything is more

wrong than this. If we are not guided by God, by

OUR ELECTRICITY here at Hermosilla

Drive (Malbasag) has nally been restored.

At the rate the line restoration was going, I

thought it would be on March yet that we

would see sugang dagitabnon.

My thread of text messages with board di-

rector Lito David about the matter shows that

the house connections in our area were started

at around January 21. We nally had power by

January 30. I made kulit of Lito and he made

kulit of whoever was in-charge but he can only

do so much. In the meantime, I refused to listen

to innuendos from others who did it, that we

group together and hire a contractor aron ma-

dali. It was a matter of principle for me, sort

of Ohana. When you have lived for a longishtime in a neighborhood, you tend to see them as

family. And as family, its Ohana or nobody

gets left behind.

Admittedly, the area is populous but with

only two people working on it, I can really say

it was snail paced.

In contrast, my moneyed friends who live in

hoity-toity subdivisions that are a distance from

the city proper already had power before Christ-

mas. They said they had to shell out as much as

P 2,500 per household to pay the contractors.

In one subdivision of about 20 plus houses,

my friend said they paid P 1,500 each. If we do

the math, that would be not less than P 30,000

for that small, exclusive subdivision.

Another friend had to pay P 10,000 for her

house alone just to get power asap and her

house is 7 or 8 kilometers away from the cityproper.

And if you were a poor neighbor who com-

plained why their houses already had power and

yours did not, you were told pananghid sa kang

_____ if he or she would allow you to tap on

his/her line. Ah, mura man tag-iya na sa Leyeco!

The disparity between the rich enclaves and

the dwellings of the poor had never been so

stark. It was like we have been blasted back to

the 70s when only the rich can afford electric-

ity and the poor had to make do with lamparilya.rrr

Anyway, I think LEYECO V is trying to nd

its soul right now. Sayang naman sad ka daghan

sa Dios-non diha, sige simba and very active in

church activities, if they just lose their souls to

the greed of contracting.

Sources said that GM Juanito Jorda andBoard President Joselito Yap were called to

the National Electrication Administration and

warned about the (ab)use of the contractors.

They were reminded that as distribution utili-

ties, they were mandated to supply electricity

to each and every consumer without delay and

at the least minimum cost.

LEYECO V, as per my interview with

Engr. Crescente Lopena, had already received

P 100-million from NEA. It is barely a tenth of

what has been destroyed but it should be enough

to mobilize electricians to do massive line resto-

ration. If news reports in national papers are to

be believed, then there is another P 600-million

coming to the cooperatives rescue. With this

amount, there is not enough reason even to ask

for increase in distribution rates.

Our barangay captain, who was among


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The Gospel on Sunday

FEBRUARY 9, 2014

5th Sunday in Ordinary Time

5Jan. 27 - Feb. 2, 2014

FR. ROY ... from P. 4

Dream marriage

Man can make

storms &

earthquakes?

THIS CORNER received material from Bro.

Luing Fran who is the moving spirit of PeaceOffensive, a Marian Movement, which can

be an eye-opener and very mind-boggling.

The pamphlet is meekly entitled Global

Technology.

There was a man, a genius, named Nikola

Tesla (1856-1943) who is considered the great-

est inventor of all time. A Croatian physicist,

who is known for his research in the eld of

alternating current (AC) and motor develop-

ment. He was obsessed by the concepts of

long-distance communications and the wireless

transmission of electrical power and spent much

time and large sums of money on his experi-

ments. At his lab in Colorado Springs, Colo-

rado, U.S.A., he built the worlds powerful radio

transmitter (Tesla Magnifying Transmitter). He

held literally hundreds of patents w/c formed

the basis for all our wireless communicationswhile he was still a young man. He did many

experiments with electromagnetic energy. He

said he could manipulate the weather, that he

could split the jet stream and stall storms caus-

ing them to spill all their moisture in one area.

He even stated that he could create earthquakes

to the extent that he could split the earth in half.

He was too far advanced for his peers that he

was hated, feared, ridiculed, chided, belittled,

laughed at, discredited and branded as a loner.

The High Frequency Active Auroral Re-

search Project (HAARP) is a Tesla transmitter

and the largest in the world. It consists of 30

acres of antennas that beam powerful radio

signals into the earths upper atmosphere. It

is also called as ionospheric beater and it dis-

rupts the earths magnetic eld, which keeps

the earth in balance with the sun and the moon.What HAARP is able to do is transmit power

into a focused beam that can be transferred

to any place on earth. The receiving sites can

then transmit their own ELF (Extremely Low

Frequency) electromagnetic waves. The GWEN

(Ground Wave Emergency Network) was begun

in the 1980s by the U.S. government. The sys-

tem was allegedly designed for the purpose of

maintaining defense communications in case

of nuclear war. However, the entire network ishighly vulnerable to destruction from an elec-

tromagnetic pulse (EMP) generated by a high-

altitude nuclear explosion. The GWEN towers

299 feet high and have 100 cop-per wires, each

330 ft long, fanning out from the tower one foot

underground. Each tower transmits a signal 200

miles in all directions.

The GWEN towers transmit elec-tromag-

netic waves in the VLF (Very Low Frequency)

range of 150 and 175 khz. The VLF range was

selected because its signals travel by means

of ground waveselectromagnetic elds that

hug the ground rather than radia-ting into the

atmosphere. A single GWEN station transmits

to a 360 degree circle radiating out from it to a

distance of about 250 to 300 miles.

The potential uses of GWEN and HAARP

are in the eld of weather manipulation andmind control. In addi-tion, these towers have

sensor and trac-king surveillance systems. This

techno-logy can transmit subliminal voices, at-

tack the central nervous system, simulate UFO

abductions and more. X x x

Tesla on several occasions demonstrated

that he could perform wireless transmission

of power. It was him who introduced us to

robotry, computers, missile science, satellites,

microwaves, beam weapons and nuclear fusion.

Why have we not heard of Nikola Tesla?

The answer is simple. Tesla embarrassed the

scientic community because he did things the

experts said could not be done. His punishment

was to be consigned to historical oblivion.

Today, he is virtually unknown even by many

professors and engineers. He always stated

that his greatest inventions were based on thesimplest of principles and could be built by an

amateur in his garage. He was planning to build

a tower to transmit free electric power. The

potential of transmitting electric power cannot

be quantied. Think of having cars running on

electricity without using gasoline or diesel. For

sure the OPEC will raise money to have him

eliminated. (continued next week)

we might say, the pagan chase (the pagans run

after all these things). There is a better alterna-

tive, in other words, to living a life of hoarding.

As someone said, the problem with the rat

race is that even if you win, youre still a rat. Oursecurity does not come from the bank statement

telling us how much weve saved up, or from

the number of suits in the closet.

Food in the pantry is a good thing. But no

matter how much any of us have to eat or drink

or wear or drive or shelve, we will never know

security until we see the face of providence:

the God who clothes the lilies of the eld and

who tends to the birds of the a ir. And he knows.

He knows what we have and what we need. He

knows those days when we have less than we

think we need, too.

whom or what then are we guided? Our reason

and legal system alone? What others say and do?

If our faith in him is supported by good

doctrine, attitudes and virtues, then we would

know how to proceed and how to assess things.

We would know whether we have good reason

to get into the issue in the rst place. And then

along the way, we would know how to react,

what to think, what to say and not say, etc.

Our judgments will always be marked by

prudence and charity, even as the requirements

of justice would also be met. We need to discard

the idea, often unarticulated but functional,

that charity and justice cannot go together in

some cases.

We would be able to avoid baseless suspi-

cions. We would listen to every party involved

and would make appropriate statements only

after careful deliberation of facts. We need to

realize that especially in cases involving big

people, big resources are also being utilized,

tremendous spins are made, to distort the facts

to their favor.

It would be good if from time to time we

review some code of ethics regarding the use of

social media, so we can be reminded of certain

guidelines that we tend to forget or set aside in

the heat of the moment. Email: roycimagala@

gmail.com

MERCADO ... from P. 4

Matthew 5: 13 - 16

You are the salt of the earth; but if salthas lost its taste, how shall its saltness berestored? It is no longer good for anythingexcept to be thrown out and trodden underfoot by men.

You are the light of the world. A city seton a hill cannot be hid.

Nor do men light a lamp and put it undera bushel, but on a stand, and it gives lightto all in the house.

Let your light so shine before men, thatthey may see your good works and giveglory to your Father who is in heaven.

MY WIFE and I have been often asked, indi-

vidually or as a couple, to stand as sponsorsin weddings. We have lost count of how often

it has been but the number is certainly past

80 by now.

We have been married for 35 years and so

people ask us the secret or formula to our per-

fect marriage. First of all, our marriage is not

perfect and no marriage is perfect. If a couple

say theirs is, either they are dreaming or under

medication. Secondly, every relationship is dif-

ferent so there is no formula that can be used

by all. Thirdly, it is not a miracle that we lasted

this long but miracles can happen to everyone

who believes. And lastly, there are certain be-

haviors that are universal, that we often advise

newlyweds during the reception, which they

can consider, to make their marriage successful

based on the acronym of STAR:

1. Safety:Being emotionally and physicallysafe, and being able to count on that, is every

couples dream, but few have it.

Couples also tend to connect safety with

knowing they are the priority in their partners

life, that when a priority decision has to be

made, they are at the top of the list.

Finally, safety is connected with the con-

dence that whenever they are in their partners

presence they can trust, without a doubt, that

their partner will be emotionally available, listen

accurately and deeply and withhold judgment.

According to new brain studies, when

anyone feels this sort of safety their glandular

system secrets chemicals into the bloodstream

called endorphins, which produce a sense of

well-being and strengthen the immune system.

Safety appears to be an emotional state experi-

enced in the body!2. Trust.Safety is also the precondition for

trust. Trust seems similar to relating, another

word often used by couples to describe their

experience, but relating refers to interactions

without the feeling of trust. This state is ex-

pressed as you and I against the world.

3. Amazement:This is what couples want

to feel all the time. By amazement or joy, they

tend to mean a low grade and generalized sense

of pleasure rather than an ecstatic high. It is like

the plateau of relaxation and pleasure that comes

after an orgasm.

We think this is the primary and natural

human emotion felt when we are not anxious.

While passion often seems limited to sexual

feelings, it also includes a sense of ecstasy that

can happen when couples have a felt sense

of connection in any context. Feeling one witheach other while playing and laughing together

can be as passionate as sex.

4. Respect:Respect eliminates negativity

about everything all the time. This state of zero

negativity is the context in which all positive

things happen. Nothing good happens when

negativity is present. Negativity stimulates fear

and anxiety and destroys the safety that is the

pre-requisite for connection and joy.

In retrospect, if there is really a formula for a

dream marriage, perhaps this equation provided

by an expert is as good as any:

Dream Marriage = Attraction + Good Inten-

tions + Courtesy + (Seless Giving * Gracious

Receiving) + Work Ethic + Physical Fitness +

Humility + Willingness to Forgive - Malicious

Intent.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

The PUBLIC and ANY OFFICER OF THE LAWis hereby informed that an ORDER OF ARRESTagainst REX EDRIAN COJUANGCO (whose photois published in herein notice), said to reside at Door 3,C.S. Mendola Street, Punta, Ormoc City, was issuedby Judge Girlie M. Borrel-Yu of Branch 35, RegionalTrial Court in relation to CRIM. CASE NO. R-ORM-13-00385-CRfor QUALIFIED THEFT.

Information that would lead to his arrest and bringhim to justice would be most appreciated.

People who have informtion as to the whereaboutsof REX EDRIAN COJUANGCOare enjoined to callthe attention of the Chief of Police of the Police Pre-cinct 3 in Brgy. Linao, Ormoc City or any Ofcer of

the Law.paid advt


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6 Jan. 27 - Feb. 2, 2014

DENGUE ... from P. 1

FDA warns vs. oxygenated, alkaline water

those who would talk to linemen daily as they came here to

Hermosilla, said that the plans of LEYECO V as announced by

Max Torcinde in the DUs paid hour on two FM radios were nice

to listen to. It was plausible. It was explained that restoration

would start from the city core rst, to radiate outside. However,

the reality was not even an inch of it.

Kanindot paminawon sa ilang plano sa radio. Mag-announce

daw sila kun kanus-a muanhi aron magtinabangay pati mga tawo.

Misugot na ang mga tawo, ug andam tanan mutabang, he said.

But the advance announcement never came. The people who

were eager to help out in the pintakasi have zzled out. That was

December and early January.

In a visit to LEYECO V, I aired out this observation -- that the

promised announcements were never done. I was nonchalantly

told they were doing it on the radio at a time when there is no

power to plug on our radio sets? Its sad but I think LEYECO

V has forgotten there are people with no radios, not even the

battery type.

And listening to the radio is the least that people do nowadays.

Theyd rather work on repairing their homes or report for work.

Some would rather spend their time lining up for relief, wherever

it is distributed, because they have no food on their table. Find-

ing a radio, whether electric or battery powered, is no priority.

I suggested to Max Torcinde to try it the old way, like use

trompas or public announcement systems. But I havent heard

any.

Engr. Lopena said that the state of power right now is like

we have been blasted back in time, to year 1985. That was the

year he joined the DU and he remembers that during those

times, it was only the town centers and those along the highway

that had power. Energization down to the sitio levels was just a

Marcosian dream.

Since weve been blasted back in time, then maybe the old

way to inform people would work better.

VIEW FROM ORMOC ... from P. 4

the distribution. With himwere Lee Marshall, USAID-Philippines deputy directorof the ofce of education,USAID regional administra-tor Andrew Holland andMarcial Salvatierra, chief ofparty of Basa Pilipinas. Onhand to receive them wereDepEd regional directorDr. Luisa Yu, Leyte divisionsuperintendent Dr. Ronel AlFirmo and Ormoc SchoolDivision superintendentMariza Magan.

Mariza Magan said thatschool kits are for 33 schoolsin Ormoc City. There are30,000 pupils in all of Or-mocs school but they willprioritize those that havenot received any aid fromNGOs since Yolanda strucklast November 8.

The 600 students of thePawing Elementary Schoolalso got the kits while theremaining will be distrib-uted to selected schools in

the 3rd and 4th district ofLeyte.

Dr. Luisa Yu, on theother hand, lauded theteachers and students ofthe typhoon-devastatedareas for the strength andresiliency. We are fin-ished with the Stand upTacloban, Stand Up, Leytebattle cries. Now, our bat-tle-cry is to move on withour lives and I salute youteachers and students forpersevering, for resuming

classes and going back toschool despite the condi-tions Yolanda has left ourschools, she said in thevernacular.

The DepEd regionaldirector said these wordsagainst the backdrop ofrooess classrooms and acampus that was delugedby 10 feet of water and sev-en dead bodies were foundafter the water subsided.

Teacher Maria Theresa

Villarente, however, saidthey were thankful theyonly lost one student. Thedead found in the schoolcompound and which re-mains in graves beside theroad were people who werecrushed when the Gabaldonbuilding collapsed and twowomen who were givingbirth in a nearby birthingclinic were swept away bythe waters and drowned.Villarente said one of thewomen was found with thebaby still hanging out of herwomb in breech position.

For his part, USAIDdeputy mission directorReed J. Aeschliman said hehad nothing but praises forthe people of Leyte, admir-ing them for their strengthand courage. You stillcan smile. I cannot beginto imagine what you wentthrough, he said, still yousmile cheerfully.

He added that the dis-

tribution of school kits andteaching aid was just onecomponent to their relief ef-fort. He said the sooner thechildren are back to school,it signaled that the roadto recovery had opened.Education is the rst moveto normalize things, he ex-plained, as it gave familysa sense of purpose.

He also revealed thatlater that day, he would bemeeting with DepEd peopleto discuss their evaluation

of infrastructure needs ofvarious schools the USAIDhas visited, and what helpthey could extend.

The USAID guests werewarmly welcomed by pu-pils who smiled, cheeredand waved banneretteswhile parents, mostly moth-ers who came, warmlythanked all the guests asthey made their way to andfrom the program venue.

USAID ... from P. 4

Dengue has four knownstrains, one of which is thehemorrhagic kind which isdebilitating and could befatal.

Nonetheless, Dr. Rodri-guez told co-councilors dur-ing the pre-session caucus,this is a cause of concern.It is a health concern.

In fairness to the CityHealth Ofce, he added, theCHO is doing the best it can.The CHO now has 10 fog-ging machines: three weredonated by a Korean NGOand another 4 donated bythe Medicins san Frontier orthe French Doctors with-out Borders. Of the morethan 100 dengue victims,around 8 were volunteersof foreign humanitarian

organizations.But Rodriguez said fog-

ging was largely ineffec-tive recently because of therains. The CHO, togetherwith the Rotary Club ofOrmoc and the Rotary Clubof Ormoc Bay, even tried ap-plying the larvicide Teme-phos last December, butapparently the heavy rainsbrought by Agaton appar-ently reduced its toxicity.

The city again triedasking from the Rotary forTemephos but were toldthey had run out. Withoutfree larvicide, Rodriguez

said, the CHO is asking tobe allocated funds from thecitys calamity funds.

For his part, councilorDr. Gerardo Penserga saidthat for the citys anti-den-gue drive to be successful,it had to be done city-wideand simultaneously. Hesaid that doing fogging orsprinkling larvicide in a fewareas would only increasethe mosquito population inareas where it is not done.

Penserga then askedthe involvement of the Ligang Barangay to the anti-dengue drive, saying it was

a key sector that could en-sure its success.

Top four barangayswith the most incidence ofdengue are Cogon, Linao,Bagong-buhay, and Tam-bulilid. These are the citysmost populous barangayswhere big areas are occu-pied by informal settlersand shanty communities.

NEWS

Madre: Father, tugnaw man

kaayo ko oi.

Pari: Ako pud Sister. Gusto

nimo buhaton nato ang buhat

sa magtiayon?

Madre:Sige Father!

Pari: Hala, timplahe ko ogkape

rrr

Popular Mottos:

PAF:No guts, no glory!

PA:No retreat, no surrender.

Sikyo:No ID, No entry.

Tanod:Walang kape, walang

duty!

(from Bebot B.)

The Rotary Club of Ormoc (RCO0 in cooperation with the Rotary Care Center of RI District 3780

recently distributed raincoats and slippers to the schoolchildren of So-ob Elementary School in

Albuera, Leyte. With them is RI District 3780 district governor Sammy Pagdilao.

THE FOOD and Drug Ad-

ministration (FDA) warns

the public against vendors

and peddlers who make

false, deceptive and mislead-

ing promotions on alkaline

and oxygenated water.

Vendors make declara-

tions and promise to potential

buyers that alkaline or oxy-

genated water removes every

known chronic disease condi-

tion, acts as strong antioxidant,

slows the aging process and

promotes greater absorption of

nutrients, FDA director gen-

eral Kenneth Hartigan-Go said

in FDA Advisory 2014-010.

Go said therapeutic claims

made on drinking water as a

ploy to promote and market

water must be substantiated by

valid clinical trials.

It is a violation of Repub-

lic Act 9711, otherwise knownas the FDA Act of 2009, to sell

or offer for sale or use puri-

cation devices that allegedly

produce water known as al-

kaline water or oxygenated

water and make therapeutic

claims without a Certicate of

Product Registration (CPR),

he said.

Go said those engaged in

the manufacture, importation,

sale and distribution of water

with therapeutic claims should

secure a license to operate

from the FDA before they can

apply for a CPR.

Consumers are advised

not to fall prey to these unscru-

pulous vendors and peddlers.

Drinking alkaline, oxygen-

ated or ionized water does not

change the blood pH level, he

said.PIA

THE DEVELOPMENT

Bank of the Philippines

(DBP) has been tapped by

the Department of Trade

and Industry (DTI) for its

Business Name Registration

System (BNRS) e-payment

facility which would make

it easier for entrepreneurs

to start a business in the

country.

Through the BNRS e-pay-

ment facility, entrepreneurs

can apply and renew their busi-

ness name without going to

their DTI ofces. Applicable

fees can be paid online through

BancNet ATM, debit cards and

GCash.

The facility will shorten

the process of business name

registration as sole proprietors

can apply online at www.bnrs.

dti.gov.ph. Entrepreneurs can

complete the business name

registration process in less

than 15 minutes and may opt

to download and print business

name certicates. The facility

is one of the projects that DTI

is implementing to enhance the

delivery of services to the busi-

ness community and further

encourage economic growth

in the country.PR

DBP is DTIs e-payment facility

Republic of the PhilippinesREGIONAL TRIAL COURTBranches 6,7,8,9,34,43 & 44

8th Judicial RegionMagsaysay Blvd, Tacloban City

NC -2014-01-35PETITION FOR APPOINTMENT AS NOTARY PUBLIC FOR AND

WITHIN THE TERRITORIAL JURISDICTION OF THE REGIONAL TRIALCOURTS OF TACLOBAN CITY

NOTICE OF HEARINGNOTICE is hereby given that a Summary Hearing on the Petition for

Commission as NOTARIES PUBLIC OF:1. Atty. Rolan A. Tiunayan NC-2014-01-352. Atty. Jovill C. Del Pilar Menzon 2014-01-363. Atty. Hasmin Cristy S. Avila-Biba r 2014-01-374. Atty. Sheena May D. Tejano 2014-01-385. Atty. Joanne F. Montance s 2014-01-39

6. Atty. Carissa E. Santo 2014-01-407. Atty. Leo C. Tabao 2014-01-418. Atty. Gil Mark Gil M. Tadena 2014-01-439. Atty. Gerry Valentine V. Baquilod 2014-01-4410. Atty. Edgar T. Octa 2014-01-4511. Atty. Adrew Astilla 2014-01-4612. Atty. Joseph N. Escalona 2014-01-4813. Atty. Daniel G. Matriano 2014-01-4714. Atty. Rodolfo A. Penalosa, Jr. 2014-01-4915. Atty. Maila N. Andrade 2014-01-5016. Atty. Leslie Rose Adolfo-Torres 2014-01-5117. Atty. Shiela A. Rinos 2014-01-5218. Atty. Teodoro E. Alianza 2014-01-5319. Atty. Ryan M. Oledan 2014-01-5420. Atty. Federico N. Triste, Jr. 2014-01-55Shall be heard on February 23, 2014 at the RTC Br. 6 Session Hall, at 2:30

Oclock in the afternoon. Any person who has any cause or reason to objectto the grant of the petition may le a veried a written opposition thereto,received by the undersigned before the date of the summary hearing. Let thisNotice of Hearing for Commission as Notary Public be published in a newspa-per of general circulation within the territorial jurisdiction where the same shallbe heard by the Executive Judge on the aforementioned date, time and place.

January 2014, Bulwagan ng Katarungan, Magsaysay Blvd., Tacloban City.(Sgd.) HON. ALPHINOR C. SERRANO

Executive JudgeEV Mail Jan. 27- Feb. 2, 2014


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NOTICES 7Jan. 27 - Feb. 2, 2014

Republic of the PhilippinesREGIONAL TRIAL COURT

8th Judicial RegionOrmoc City

OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF COURTCASE NO. R-ORM-14-00001-FC

FOR:EXTRA-JUDICIAL FORECLOSURE OF REALESTATE MORTGAGE UNDER ACT 3135 AS

AMENDEDFEBE M. MATIGA,

Mortgagee,

-versus-JUANITA MORAL,

Mortgagor,X--------------------------X

NOTICE OF EXTRA-JUDICIAL SALEUpon extra-judicial petition for sale under

Act 3135 as amended led by FEBE M. MATIGA,Mortgagee, against JUANITA MORAL, mortgagor,of Brgy. Tambulilid, Ormoc City, alleging violationon the REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE WITH PROMIS-SORY NOTE which was registered at the Registry ofDeeds of Ormoc City on March 12, 2006. To satisfythe mortgage of Indebtedness which as of August 11,2006 amounts to THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND(P300,000.00) excluding penalties, liquidated damages,stipulated interests of 5%, attorneys fees and expensesincurred in this proceedings. The undersigned Sheriffunder the direct supervision of the Clerk of Court andEx-Ofcio Sheriff of the Ofce of the Clerk of Court,Regional Trial Court, Ormoc City will sell at PUBLICAUCTION on FEBRUARY 26, 2014 at 09:00 oclock inthe morning until 4:00 oclock in the afternoon or soon

thereafter at the Regional Trial Court, Branc 12, Hallof Justice, Ormoc City to the highest bidder, for CASHor MANAGERS CHECK AND IN PHILIPPINE CUR-RENCY, the following real estate property, to wit:

TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE No. 29052Registry of Deeds of Ormoc City

A parcel of land (Lot5216-E-4, Psd-083738-007953-D being a portion of Lot 5216, Psd-083738-007782, LRC Cad. Rec. No. 1750), situated in the Brgy.Tambulilid, City of Ormoc, Island of Leyte, boundedon the NE. along line 1-2 by Lot 5216-E-1 of the subdi-vision plan, on the SE., along line 2-3 by Lot 5216-E-3of the subdivision plan, on the SW., along line 3-4 byRoad Lot 5216-V, Psd-083738-007782-D (5.00 m. wide);on the NW along line 4-5-1 by Road Lot 5216-V Psd-083738-007782-D beginning at a point marked 1 onplan, being S. 51 deg. 52E., 697.82 m. from BLLM No.42, Ormoc Cad.256; thence S. 42 deg. 38E., 13.36 m.to point 2; thence S. 44 deg. 15W., 20.10 m. to point3; thence N. 43 deg. 43 deg. 43W., 11.67 m. to point4; thence N. 7 deg. 54E., 2.54 m. to point 5; thenceN. 43 deg. 43E., 18.36 m. to the point of beginning;containing an area of TWO HUNDRED SIXTY SIX(266) SQUARE METERS more or less. Registered inthe name of Sps. CRESENCIO MORAL and JUANITAMORAL

All sealed bids must be submitted to the under-signed on the above stated time and date.

In the event the public auction should not takeplace on the said date, it shall be held on MARCH 05,2014 without further notice.

Prospective bidders or buyers are hereby en-joined to investigate for themselves the title and otherpertinent documents of the herein above describedproperty and encumbrances thereon, if any there be,at the Registry of Deeds of Ormoc City.

Ormoc City, Philippines, January 23, 2014.For the Ex-Ofcio Sheriff:

(Sgd.) JOSE G. SUFICIENCIA, JR.Sheriff IV

Copy furnished;FEBE M. MATIGARizal Extension St. Ormoc City

JUANITA MORALBrgy. Tambulilid

Ormoc CityATTY. MENCIE M. MATIGARizal Extension St. Ormoc CityEV Mail Jan. 27 Feb. 2, 3-9, & 10-16, 2014

Republic of the PhilippinesREGIONAL TRIAL COURT

8th Judicial RegionOrmoc City

OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF COURTEJF CASE NO. R-ORM-13-00020-FC

FOR:EXTRA-JUDICIAL FORECLOSURE OF REALESTATE MORTGAGE UNDER ACT 3135 AS

AMENDED BY 4118HOME DEVELOPMENT MUTUAL FUND (PAG-

IBIG FUND) TACLOBAN, Mortgagee,-versus-

MYRNA R. EISMA AND RODOLFO N. EISMA,Mortgagors,

x-------------------------xNOTICE OF EXTRA-JUDICIAL SALE

Upon extra-judicial petition for sale under Act3135 as amended by 4118 led by HDMF (PAG-IBIGFUND) TACLOBAN, mortgagee, against MYRNAR. EISMA and RODOLFO N. EISMA, mortgagors,of Can-adieng Ormoc City, alleging violation on theLOAN and MORTGAGE AGREEMENT which wasregistered at the Registry of Deeds of Ormoc cityon June 8, 1995 and the Amendment to the Loan &Mortgage Agreement on September 10, 1998. To satisfythe mortgage of indebtedness which as of October08, 2013 amounts to EIGHT HUNDRED EIGHTYSIX THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED EIGHT PESOS &28/100 (p886,608.28) inclusive of interest and penaltycharges. The undersigned Sheriff under the direct su-pervision of the Clerk of Court and Ex-Ofcio Sheriffof the Ofce of the Clerk of Court, Regional TrialCourt, Ormoc City will sell at PUBLIC AUCTION onFEBRUARY 26, 2014 at 10:00 oclock in the morninguntil 4:00 oclock in the afternoon or soon thereafter

at the Regional Trial Court, Branch 12, Hall of Justice,Ormoc City to the highest bidder, for CASH or MAN-AGERS CHECK AND IN PHILIPPINE CURRENCY,the following real estate property, to wit:

TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE No. 28154Registry of Deeds of Ormoc CityA parcel of land Lot 10-B-8, of the subdivision

plan, Psd-083738-006832-D, being a portion of Lot 10-B, Psd-08-006034, situated in the Brgy. of San Pablo,City of Ormoc, Bounded on the NE. points 5-6, by Lot10-B-9 of the subdivision plan; SE. points 6-1, by Lot5365-L-3, Psd-000285; on the SW. points 1-2-3, by Lot

10-B-22 (Road) of the subdivision plan. Beginning at apoint marked 1 on plan, being N.11 deg.43E., 952.37m. from BLLM No. 39, Ormoc Cadastre; thence N. 67deg. 53W., 16.04 m. to point 2; thence N. 49 deg. 25W.,2.38 m. to point 3; thence N. 02 deg. 53E., 2.38 m. topoint 4; thence N. 21 deg. 17E., 10.05 m. to point 5;thence S. 63 deg. 43E., 19.23 m. to point 6; thence S.22 deg. 08W 13.33 to point of beginning; containingan area of TWO HUNDRED FIFTY (250) SQUAREMETERS more or less. Registered in the name ofMYRNA R. EISMA married to RODOLFO N. EISMA.

All sealed bids must be submitted to the under-signed on the above stated time and date.

In the event the public auction should not takeplace on the said date, it shall be held on March 05,2014 without further notice.

Prospective bidders or buyers are hereby en-joined to investigate for themselves the title and otherpertinent documents of the herein above describedproperty and encumbrances thereon, if any there be,at the Registry of Deeds of Ormoc City or at HDMF(PAG-IBIG FUND TACLOBAN.

Ormoc City, Philippines, November 29, 2013.For the Ex-Ofcio Sheriff:

(Sgd.) JOSE G. SUFICIENCIA, JR.Sheriff IV

Copy furnished:MYRNA R. EISMA ANDRODOLF N. EISMACan-adieng, Ormoc CityPAULINO C. TALACAYDepartment Manager IIC/o HDMF (PAG-IBIG FUND) TACLOBAN BranchOfceCor. Del Pilar and L. Jaena Sts. Tacloban CityATTY. JOSE N. MAZO, JR.c/o HDMF (PAG-IBIG FUND) TACLOBAN BranchOfceCor. Del Pilar and L. Jaena Sts., Tacloban CityEV Mail Jan. 27 Feb. 2, 3-9, & 10-16, 2014

REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINESREGIONAL TRIAL COURT

8th Judicial RegionBranch 18, Hilongos, Leyte

SP. PROC. NO. H-522IN RE: IN THE MATTER OF THE CANCELLA-

TION OF THE ENTRIES IN THE BIRTH CERTIFI-CATE OF ALICIA ALBARILLO DANTE BEFORE

THE LCR OF INOPACAN, LEYTE AND TOREGISTER THE ENTRIES BEFORE THE LCR OF

HINDANG LEYTE AND FOR THE CORRECTIONOF THE REMARKS ENTERED IN THE NSO IN

THE CERTIFICATE OF LIVE BIRTH OF ALICIAALBARILLO DANTE,

ALICIA ALBARILLO DANTE,Petitioner,-versus-

LOCAL CIVIL REGISTRAR OF INOPACAN,LEYTE, and THE NATIONAL STATISTICS OFFICE

(NSO), Respondents,x---------------x

ORDERPetitioner, Alicia Albarillo Dante, assisted by

counsel, led the instant Petition before this Courtdocketed as Sp. Proc. Cas No. 522.

In support of her petition, the petitioner aver,THAT: she is of legal age, single, Filipino, and residentof Brgy. Pob. I, Hindang, Leyte; she was born on March8, 1959 in Hindang, Leyte of parents Alfredo Danteand Miguela Albarillo (both deceased); in her birthcerticate issued by the LCR of Inopacan, Leyte herplace of birth is blank; in her Certicate of Live Birthissued by the National Statistics Ofce her place ofbirth was erroneously recorded in the REMARKS as

Inopacan, Leyte instead of Hindang, Leyte; it is herdesire to correct the records of her Certicate of LiveBirth to conform to the true and correct facts, hence,prayed for correction of the following entries: (a) toorder the cancellation of all entries in the Birth Cer-ticate of Alicia a. Dante before the LCR of Inopacan,Leyte; (b) to register all entries in the Birth Certicateof Alicia A. Dante before the LCR of Hindang, Leyte;and (c) to order the correction of the REMARKS in therecords of the NSO from Childs Birth Place; Onopa-can, Leyte to Hindang, Leyte.

WHEREFORE, nding the Petition to be suf-cient in FORM and SUBSTANCE, the same is set forinitial hearing on February 24, 2014 at 8:30 morningat which date, time and place anyone that may beprejudiced by the approval of the instant Petition maycome to court in this rst opportunity.

Published this Order in a newspaper of generalcirculation in the Province of Leyte, at least once aweek for three (3) consecutive weeks at the expenseof the petitioner.

Furnished copy of this Order to the Petitionerand her counsel at the given addresses for them to bepresent at the scheduled initial hearing.

SO ORDERED.IN CHAMBERS, this 9th day of December, 2013,

Hilongos, Leyte, Philippines.(Sgd.) HON. EPHREM S. ABANDO

Executive JudgeESA/csv

EV Mail Jan. 27 Feb. 2, 3-9, & 10-16, 2014

Republic of the PhilippinesDepartment of Transportation and Com-

municationsLAND TRANSPORTATION FRANCHISING

AND REGULATORY BOARD

Regional Ofce No. VIIIOrmoc City

CASE NO VIII 2014-0152

Application for Reconstitution of records of aCerticate of Public Convenience to operate a

UV SHUTTLE servicesWITH PRAYER TO ADOPT TRADE NAME

RODOLFO PFLEIDER, IIApplicant/ Petitioner

NOTICE OF HEARING

Applicant is a grantee of a Certicate ofPublic Convenience to operate a service for thetransportation of passengers and freight along

the line: FROM TACLOBAN CITY, TO ANY PT IN

REGION 8 with the use of ONE (1) unit/s whichCerticate is valid up to OCTOBER 23, 2015

In the present application, applicantrequests for Reconstitution of Records of thesaid Certicate using the same routs & same

no. of units.NOTICE is hereby given that this

application will be heard by this Board on

FEBRUARY 13, 2014, at 9:00 A.M. at this Ofceat the above address.

At least TEN (10 ) days prior to the

above date, applicant/s shall publish this noticeonce in one (1) daily newspaper of generalcirculation in Visayas.

This application will be acted uponby this Board on the basis of its records anddocumentary evidence submitted by the parties,unless the Board deems it necessary to receive

additional documentary and/or oral evidence.WITNESS the Honorable ARTHUR L.

SAIPUDIN, Regional Director, this 23rd day of

JANUARY, 2014.(Sgd.) GUALBERTO N. GUALBERTO

CLERK OF BOARD

Copy furnished:-Applicant/s: R. PFLEIDER,II. STO. NINO ST.,TAC. CITY

-Counsel for applicant/s: Atty. Samuel. Lagunzad,118 M.H. Del Pilar St., Tac. CityEV Mail Jan. 27- Feb. 2, 2014

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Department of Transportation and Com-munications

LAND TRANSPORTATION FRANCHISING

AND REGULATORY BOARDRegional Ofce No. VIIIOrmoc City



UV SHUTTLE services

WITH PRAYER TO ADOPT TRADE NAMERODOLFO PFLEIDER, II

Applicant/ Petitioner

NOTICE OF HEARINGApplicant is a grantee of a Certicate of

Public Convenience to operate a UV SHUTTLE

service for the transportation of passengers andfreight along the line: FROM TACLOBAN CITY,TO ANY PT IN REGION VIII with the u se of

THREE (3) unit/s which Certicate is valid upto JUNE 24, 2018

In the present application, applicant

requests for Reconstitution of Records of thesaid Certicate using the same routs & sameno. of units.

NOTICE is hereby given that thisapplication will be heard by this Board onFEBRUARY 13, 2014, at 9:00 A.M. at this Ofceat the above address.

At least TEN (10 ) days prior to theabove date, applicant/s shall publish this noticeonce in one (1) daily newspaper of general

circulation in Visayas.This application will be acted upon

by this Board on the basis of its records and

documentary evidence submitted by the parties,unless the Board deems it necessary to receiveadditional documentary and/or oral evidence.

WITNESS the Honorable ARTHUR L.

SAIPUDIN, Regional Director, this 23rd day ofJANUARY, 2014.

(Sgd.) GUALBERTO N. GUALBERTOCLERK OF BOARD

Copy furnished:

-Applicant/s: R. PFLEIDER,II. STO. NINO ST.,TAC. CITY-Counsel for applicant/s: Atty. Samuel. Lagun-

zad, 118 M.H. Del Pilar St., Tac. CityEV Mail Jan. 27- Feb. 2, 2014

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LAND TRANSPORTATION FRANCHISINGAND REGULATORY BOARD

Regional Ofce No. VIII

Ormoc CityCASE NO VIII 2014-0174

Application for Reconstitution of records of a

Certicate of Public Convenience to operate aUV SHUTTLE services

WITH PRAYER TO ADOPT TRADE NAME


NOTICE OF HEARING

Applicant is a grantee of a Certicate ofPublic Convenience to operate a UV SHUTTLEservice for the transportation of passengers

and freight along the line: FROM TACLOBANCITY, TO ANY PT IN REGION 8 with the useof FIVE (5) unit/s which Certicate is valid up toNovember 3, 2015.





At least TEN (10 ) days prior to the


This application will be acted uponby this Board on the basis of its records anddocumentary evidence submitted by the parties,

unless the Board deems it necessary to receiveadditional documentary and/or oral evidence.


SAIPUDIN, Regional Director, this 23rd day ofJANUARY, 2014.


Copy furnished:-Applicant/s: R. PFLEIDER,II. STO. NINO ST.,TAC. CITY

-Counsel for applicant/s: Atty. Samuel. Lagunzad,118 M.H. Del Pilar St., Tac. CityEV Mail Jan. 27- Feb. 2, 2014

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AND REGULATORY BOARDRegional Ofce No. VIII

Ormoc City

CASE NO VIII 2014-0184(REF. NO. VIII-2008-0599)

Application for Reconstitution of records withExtension of validity of a Certicate of Public

Convenience to operate a UV SHUTTLEservices



NOTICE OF HEARING

Applicant is a grantee of a Certicate ofPublic Convenience to operate a UV SHUTTLEservice for the transportation of passengers and

freight along the line: FROM TACLOBAN CITY,TO ANY POINT IN REGION VIII & V.V. with theuse of TWO (2) unit/s which Certicate is valid

up to FEB. 6, 2014.In the present application, applicant re-

quests for Reconstitution of Records with authority

to Extend the validity of the said Certicate usingthe same routs & same no. of units.

NOTICE is hereby given that this

application will be heard by this Board onFEBRUARY 13, 2014, at 9:00 A.M. at this Ofceat the above address.

At least TEN (10 ) days prior to theabove date, applicant/s shall publish this noticeonce in one (1) daily newspaper of general



documentary evidence submitted by the parties,unless the Board deems it necessary to receive




CLERK OF BOARD

Copy furnished:-Applicant/s: R. PFLEIDER,II. STO. NINOST., TAC. CITY-Counsel for applicant/s: Atty. S. Lagunzad, Del

PILAR St., Tac. CityEV Mail Jan. 27- Feb. 2, 2014

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(REF. NO. VIII-2008-0529)Application for Reconstitution of records withExtension of validity of a Certicate of Public

Convenience to operate a UV SHUTTLEservices

WITH PRAYER TO ADOPT TRADE NAMERODOLFO PFLEIDER, II

Applicant/ PetitionerNOTICE OF HEARING

Applicant is a grantee of a Certicate of

Public Convenience to operate a UV SHUTTLEservice for the transportation of passengers andfreight along the line: FROM TACLOBAN CITY,

TO ANY PT IN REGION VIII & V.V. with the useof THREE (3) unit/s which Certicate is valid upto FEB. 6, 2014.

In the present application, applicantrequests for Reconstitution of Records withauthority to Extend the validity of the said Certi-

cate using the same routs & same no. of units.NOTICE is hereby given that this



At least TEN (10) days prio r to the



unless the Board deems it necessary to receiveadditional documentary and/or oral evidence.WITNESS the Honorable ARTHUR L.



CLERK OF BOARD

Copy furnished:-Applicant/s: R. PFLEIDER, STO. NINO ST.,TAC. CITY

-Counsel for applicant/s: Atty. S. Lagunzad, DelPILAR St., Tac. CityEV Mail Jan. 27- Feb. 2, 2014

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REF. No. VIII-2009-0176Application for Reconstitution of records of aCerticate of Public Convenience to operate

a PUJ services.WITH PRAYER TO ADOPT TRADE NAME

PAULINO T. LAPLANA



Public Convenience to operate a PUJ service forthe transportation of passengers and freight alongthe line: TOMAS OPPUS-LILOAN & VICE VERSA

with the use of ONE (1) unit/s which Certicate isstill valid and subsisting.

In the present application, applicantrequests for Reconstitution of Records of thesaid Certicate using the same routs & sameno. of units.

NOTICE is hereby given that thisapplication will be heard by this Board onFEBRUARY 18, 2014, at 9:00 A.M. at this Ofceat the above address.

At least TEN (10) days prio r to theabove date, applicant/s shall publish this noticeonce in one (1) daily newspaper of general




WITNESS the Honorable ARTHUR L.SAIPUDIN, Regional Director, this 27th day ofJANUARY, 2014.


Copy furnished:

-Applicant/s: Paulino T. Laplana; Brgy. Rizal,Tomas Oppus, So. Leyte-Counsel for applicant/s: Atty. Neil M. Sia; Avenida

Veteranos St., Tac. CityEV Mail Jan. 27- Feb. 2, 2014

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Ormoc CityCASE NO VIII 2014-0264REF. No. VIII-2011-0399


FILCAB services.

WITH PRAYER TO ADOPT TRADE NAMEVIRGILIO S. GIDA

Applicant/ Petitioner

NOTICE OF HEARINGApplicant is a grantee of a Certicate

of Public Convenience to operate a FILCAB

service for the transportation of passengers andfreight along the line: MAASIN CITY HILONGOS& VICE VERSA with the use of ONE (1) unit/swhich Certicate is valid up to JULY 11, 2016.





At least TEN (10) days prio r to the





SAIPUDIN, Regional Director, this 27th day ofJANUARY, 2014.


Copy furnished:-Applicant/s: Virgilio S. Gida; Bactul 1, MaasinSo. Leyte

-Counsel for applicant/s: Atty. Neil M. Sia; AvenidaVeteranos St., Tac. CityEV Mail Jan. 27- Feb. 2, 2014

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Ormoc City

CASE NO VIII 2014-0266REF. No. VIII-2001-1771


Certicate of Public Convenience to operate aFILCAB service.

WITH PRAYER TO ADOPT TRADE NAMEROMULO A. TUYAN



Public Convenience to operate a FILCAB servicefor the transportation of passengers and freightalong the route: BAYBAY CITY-PLARIDEL and

VICE VERSAwith the use of ONE (1) unit/s whichCerticate is still valid and subsisting.

In the present application, applicantrequests authority for Reconstitution of Recordsof the said Certicate on the same route with the

use of the same number of unit/s.NOTICE is hereby given that this



At least TEN (10) days pr ior to theabove date, applicant/s shall publish this notice

once in one (1) daily newspaper of generalcirculation in Visayas.

This application will be acted upon

by this Board on the basis of its records anddocumentary evidence submitted by the parties,unless the Board deems it necessary to receive

additional documentary and/or oral evidence.

WITNESS the Honorable ARTHUR L.SAIPUDIN, Regional Director, this 28th day of


CLERK OF BOARD

Copy furnished:-Applicant/s: R.A. TUYAN; Brgy. Bitanhuan,Baybay, Leyte

-Counsel for applicant/s: Atty. Neil M. Sia; AvenidaVeteranos St., Tac. CityEV Mail Jan. 27- Feb. 2, 2014

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REF. No. VIII-2000-0597Application for Reconstitution of records of aCerticate of Public Convenience to operate a

FILCAB service.WITH PRAYER TO ADOPT TRADE NAME

GERARDO M. COSARES



Public Convenience to operate a FILCAB servicefor the transportation of passengers and freightalong the route: BAYBAY CITY-INOPACAN &



requests authority for Reconstitution of Recordsof the said Certicate on the same route with theuse of the same number of unit/s.



At least TEN (10) days pr ior to theabove date, applicant/s shall publish this noticeonce in one (1) daily newspaper of general






Copy furnished:

-Applicant/s: G. M. Cosares, Brgy. Maitum,Baybay, Leyte-Counsel for applicant/s: Atty. Neil M. Sia;Avenida Veteranos St., Tac. City

EV Mail Jan. 27- Feb. 2, 2014

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Ormoc CityCASE NO VIII 2014-0288


FILCAB service.WITH PRAYER TO ADOPT TRADE NAME

JOVITO S. FAJARDOApplicant/ Petitioner

NOTICE OF HEARINGApplicant is a grantee of a Certicate of

Public Convenience to operate a FC service forthe transportation of passengers and freight alongthe route: TACLOBAN CITY-MARASBARAS &



requests authority for Reconstitution of Recordsof the said Certicate on the same route with theuse of the same number of unit/s.

NOTICE is hereby given that thisapplication will be heard by this Board onFEBRUARY 26, 2014, at 9:00 A.M. at this Ofce

at the above address.At least TEN (10) days pr ior to the

above date, applicant/s shall publish this notice



by this Board on the basis of its records anddocumentary evidence submitted by the parties,



SAIPUDIN, Regional Director, this 29th day ofJANUARY, 2014.

(Sgd.) GUALBERTO N. GUALBERTO

CLERK OF BOARDCopy furnished:-Applicant/s: Jovito S. Fajardo; V & G SUBD.,Brgy. 109-A, Tac. City

-Counsel for applicant/s: Atty. Crispin Simoun P.Cercado; Real St., Tac. CityEV Mail Jan. 27- Feb. 2, 2014

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Ormoc City

CASE NO VIII 2014-0297Application for Reconstitution of records of aCerticate of Public Convenience to operate

a UVE service.WITH PRAYER TO ADOPT TRADE NAME

ROGELIO CARILLAApplicant/ Petitioner

NOTICE OF HEARINGApplicant is a grantee of a Certicate

of Public Convenience to operate a UVE service

for the transportation of passengers and freightalong the route: TACLOBAN CITY-GUIUAN andVICE VERSAwith the use of ONE (1) unit/s which

Certicate is still valid and subsisting.In the present application, applicant

requests authority for Reconstitution of Records

of the said Certicate on the same route with theuse of the same number of unit/s.



At least TEN (10) days prior to theabove date, applicant/s shall publish this noticeonce in one (1) daily newspaper of general





(Sgd.) GUALBERTO N. GUALBERTO

CLERK OF BOARDCopy furnished:-Applicant/s: R. CARILLA; Geronima St., Brgy.

Pob II, Balangiga, E. Samar-Counsel for applicant/s: Atty. Crispin Simoun P.Cercado, Real St., Tac. City

EV Mail Jan. 27- Feb. 2, 2014

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CASE NO VIII 2014-0302REF. NO. VIII-2013-0032


Certicate of Public Convenience to operate aFILCAB service.


NILDAO. LABORApplicant/ Petitioner

NOTICE OF HEARING

Applicant is a grantee of a Certicate ofPublic Convenience to operate a FILCAB servicefor the transportation of passengers and freight

along the route: ORMOC CITY-ALBUERA andVICE VERSAwith the use of ONE (1) unit/s whichCerticate is still valid and subsisting.

In the present application, applicantrequests authority for Reconstitution of Records

of the said Certicate on the same route with theuse of the same number of unit/s.

NOTICE is hereby given that thisapplication will be heard by this Board on


At least TEN (10) days prior to theabove date, applicant/s shall publish this notice



by this Board on the basis of its records anddocumentary evidence submitted by the parties,unless the Board deems it necessary to receive


SAIPUDIN, Regional Director, this 29th day of


CLERK OF BOARD

Copy furnished:-Applicant/s: N. L; Brgy. Mahayag, Albuera, Leyte-Counsel for applicant/s: Atty. Neil M. Sia, Avenida

Veteranos, Tac. CityEV Mail Jan. 27- Feb. 2, 2014

Publication Notice

R.A. 10172NOTICE TO THE PUBLICDate; January 24, 2014

CCE-0013-2013In compliance with the publication

requirement and pursuant to OCRG Memo-

randum Circular No. 2013-1 Guidelines in the

implementation of the Administrative Order No.1 Series of 2012 (IRR on RA. 10172), Notice is

hereby served to the public that Helen F. Bonitehas led with this ofce a correction of entry insex from MALE to FEMALE in the certicate

of Live birth of Hydie Flores Bonite at Linao, SanIsidro, Leyte and whose parents are SalvadorMisa Bonite and Helen G. Flores.

Any person adversely affected by said

petition may le his written opposition with thisOfce not later than February 7, 2014.

(Sgd.) FLORIDAC. VILLARINO

Municipal Civil RegistrarEV Mail Jan. 27- Feb. 2, & 3-9, 2014

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Province of LeyteMunicipality of Hilongos

NOTICE OF PUBLICATION

In compliance with Sec. 5 R.A. No.9048 a notice is hereby served to the public thatLESLIE V. FALCONE was led with this Ofce

a petition for change of gender from MALE to

FEMALE who was born on September 4, 1993, atHilongos, Leyte and whose parents are JUANITOO. FALCONE and ADELAIDAV. VILLAFLOR.

Any person advers ely affecte d bysaid petition may le his/her written oppositionwith this ofce not later than fteen (15) days

after publication.

(Sgd.) ERNESTO MA. FULACHEMunicipal Civil Registrar

EV Mail Jan. 27 Feb. 2, & 3-9, 2014

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Local Civil Registry OfceProvince of Leyte

Municipality of Hilongos

NOTICE OF PUBLICATIONIn compliance with Sec. 5 R.A. No.

9048 a notice is hereby served to the public

that JUN MARIE B. ABUNDAwas led with thisOfce a petition for change of gender from MALEto FEMALE who was born on June 21, 1993, at

Hilongos, Leyte and whose parents are RO-LANDO A. ABUNDAand ROSARIO L. BANQUIL.

Any person advers ely affecte d by

said petition may le his/her written oppositionwith this ofce not later than fteen (15) daysafter publication.

(Sgd.) ERNESTO MA. FULACHEMunicipal Civil Registrar

EV Mail Jan. 27 Feb. 2, & 3-9, 2014

NOTICE OF AUCTION SALEON REMATADOS OF

M. LHUILLIER PAWNSHOPS

ALL BRANCHES AT LEYTE REGION, ORMOC 1,2 &3, NAVAL, PALOMPON, CARIGARA, ISABEL, KANANGA,VILLABA, SAN ISIDRO, TABANGO, ALBUERA, LEYTE,

BILIRAN, MATAG-OB, CALUBIAN, TACLOBAN BRANCHES1,2,3,4, & 5, PALO, CALANIPAWAN (V&G) TANAUAN,ALANG-ALANG, JARO, DAGAMI, DULAG, BURAUEN,MARASBARAS, ROBINSON, BAYBAY, 1, & 3, INOPACAN,HILONGOS, ABUYOG, MAASIN 1 & 2, BATO, SOGOD 1 & 2;MACARTHUR, SAN JUAN (CABALIAN), LILOAN, HINDANG,HINUNANGAN, PINTUYAN, MALITBOG, & ST. BERNARD.

Commencing February 15, 2014 at 9:00 am the abovementioned pawnshop will sell on Public Auction Sale alloverdue pledges left in the same up to September 30, 2012,Patrons are enjoined to verify their receipts.

MANAGEMENTSa Pebrero 15, 2014, sa alas 9:00 and takna sa buntag

isubasta sa publiko ang tanang butang naremati diri satag-sa-tagsa ka buhatan sa gihinganlan sa itaas. Tanangbutang pinerenda nga wala makukat hangtud sa Septiy-embre 30, 2012 maapil sa subasta. Giawhag ang tanangsuki sa pagsusi sa ilang mga resibo.

TAGDUMALAEV Mail Jan. 27- Feb. 2, 2014


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Deed of Self-Adjudication

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT

the property of the late SPS. VICENTE MAN-

COL and MIGUELA MANCOL re a parcel of

land denominated as Lot No. 1882 situated at

Brgy. East Awang, Calbayog City, covered by

TD No. 99-01006-00763, containing an area

of 535 sq.m. w

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