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SSS releases P10-B for December and 13th month pensions
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Catholic Church will continue to oppose RH bill- Palo Archdiocese

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CHRISTMAS PARTY FOR A CAUSE. Philconsa president and Leyte (1st dist) Rep.Ferdinand Martin FM Romualdez (2nd left) sponsored a simple but meaningful Philippine Constitution Associations (PHILCONSA) Christmas Fellowship at the Manila Golf Club in Makati City.With the generosity of its officers and members they were able to collect P322,000 cash to be given to the Philippine National Red Cross to help victims of the killer typhoon Pablo in Mindanao.Looking on are from left Ric De Guzman, chief of staff of Manila Mayor Alfredo Lim, Manila Golf Club officer Macario Te, PHILCONSA chairman and CEO Justice Manuel Lazaro,and PHILCONSA Member Atty Renato Dela Cruz. Photo by VER S. NOVENO
PLDT, PBSP turn over classrooms in Northern Samar

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City council approves resolution addressed to MRIC to hasten on-going excavation

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VM Cari slaps also with P7M graft case earlier filed vs Mayor Cari
By FRED PADERNOS Correspondent
B AY B AY C I T Y -- Mayor Carmen Cari is now not all alone in a graft case she is facing at the Ombudsman Visayas, Cebu City .
This after same complainant filed a supplemental complaint against Vice Mayor Michael Cari, indicting him in a P7 million graft case earlier filed against his mother. In their earlier complaint a ff i d a v i t f i l e d a t t h e Ombudsman on October 30, 2012, Vertillano Relevo, Agustin Bacusmo and Oscar Balan, alleged that in
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2010, the city government of Baybay, represented by Mayor Cari, purchased office supplies, drugs and medicines amounting to P7,391,009.31 without the requisite public bidding as required by the Government Procurement Reform Act or R.A. 9184. Instead, according to the three complainants, the alternative method of shopping was resorted to even though the exacting requirements therefore were not met. Attached in support of their complaint is the 2010 Annual Audit report of COA regional office 8 stating that; 2. Non Conduct of public bidding for
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Only 45 LGUs out of 1,719 have their own existing sanitary landlls
O R M O C C I T Y- A n official of the National Solid Waste Management Commission(NSWMC) said that despite of an existing law mandating all local government units in the country to put up their own sanitary landfills, only few of them have actually constructed such a facility. Thus, they are urging the local government units to construct their own sanitary landfills considering that it would not only assure sanitation but also help
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Department of Environment and Natural Resources Director Manolito Ragub, turn-over to Engr. Rogelio Tantuico, coop adviser of LAPcoop of Isabel, Leyte during the signing of a memorandum of agreement between and among DENR, LGU-Isabel, Leyte and Leyte Agricultural Products Cooperatives. Danilo Javier and Luz Conciliado, MPDO-Isabel witnessed the MOA signing held at DENR regional Office. (Story on page 7) LITO A. BAGUNAS
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Catholic Church will continue to oppose RH bill- Palo Archdiocese

TA C L O B A N C I T YMay God forgive them. Thus said the spokersperson of the Palo archdiocese,Father Amadeo Alvero, on the passage on second reading of the controversial reproductive health (RH) bill by congressmen. While they were upset on the outcome of the voting, Alvero said that they still respect their decision as he insisted that the Catholic Church would continue their strong opposition against the measure. We r e s p e c t t h e i r decision.We are praying still for them that they would realize their mistake of voting for the passage of the RH bill. May God forgive them, Alvero said. Last Thursday, by a vote of 113 positive against 104 negative, the House of Representatives passed the measure which has been opposed vigorously by various groups led by the Catholic Church. Among the congressmen from the region present during the voting, only Biliran Rep. Rogelio Espina, who chairs the House committee on population and family, and Samar Rep. Mel Senen Sarmiento voted for the measure. Those who opposed were Reps. Ferdinand Martin Romualdez;Lucy Torres Gomez and Jose Carlos Cari, all in Leyte; Emil Ong of Northern Samar;and Florencio Bem Noel and Neil Benedict Montejo of the An Waray party-list group. Other congressmen from the region were not around during the voting. In spite of the passage of the RH bill in Congress, the Church will still hold on to its stand that such bill is anti-life, anti-family, antipoor and anti-God, Alvero said. We will continue to oppose it. We will be the voice of the unborn. We
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will continue to oppose the use of contraceptive pills. We will continue to oppose the use of condom. We will continue our fight against the RH bill, he added. Alvero said that they would double their prayers so the congressmen who have supported the measure would have a change of heart by eventually opposing its passage.All the faithful should continue to pray for the guidance of the Holy Spirit in our major decisions for our beloved country, Alvero said. (JOEY
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SSS releases P10-B for December and 13th month pensions
On Pulse Asias Ulat ng Bayan 4th Quarter Survey

The Presidents performance and trust ratings have returned to record highs. The Pulse Asia Ulat ng Bayan survey for the fourth quarter this year shows an increase in trust and sustained, overwhelming support for President Aquino. Taken from November 23-29, 2012, the Presidents performance approval remained steady at +78, unchanged from the third quarter, while his trust approval jumped two points to +80. These unprecedented ratings almost two and a half years into the Aquino administration are indicative of the Filipino peoples continued support for and confidence in the President and the sweeping changes and programs he has tirelessly championed. Put together, these have resulted in a brand of good governance recognized by the international community and which has allowed confidence to rise anew in an economy undergoing a virtuous cycle. This has redounded to social investments for the Filipino people in our commitment to create inclusive and equitable growth. We are encouraged by these survey results with the awareness that our continuing initiatives are producing results. We continue to be guided by the conviction that public office is and always will be a public trust and knowing that our countrymen remain solidly behind President Aquino and his administration. December 13, 2012
The Social Security System (SSS) has disbursed a total of P9.88 billion for December and 13th month pensions for about 1.6 million SSS pensioners, who were granted double the amount of their regular pensions this month to make their yearend holiday celebrations more meaningful. This was disclosed by SSS President and Chief Executive Officer Emilio de Quiros, Jr., who said a total of P9.81 billion were credited to the savings accounts of 1.63 million pensioners, while P63.60 million more in pension checks were sent to 12,062 pensioners through mail. We d i s b u r s e d a n additional P210.84 million to 54,782 pensioners who benefited from our Special Pension Run on November 20, so that they too can receive their December and 13th month pensions in time for the Christmas season, he said. We also wrote to
banks last month requesting them to release the 13 th month pension within the first week of December. SSS processing of pensions, called Pension Runs, are done every 5th day of the month for the pensions
of succeeding month. Thus, the December and 13th month pensions were processed last November 5 and the corresponding funds were disbursed to SSS-partner banks two weeks before
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sign the commitment form that the department will require will not be awarded contracts. Such move is a clear indication that only future projects are being targeted for anti-corruption eorts. The commitment is expected to ensure that private contractors will become partners with government in the campaign against graft and corruption. People who are the end-users of government projects are the victims of government infrastructures that are substandard. There are a lot of government projects that are defective and the private contractors of those projects must be held answerable. Yet, the focus of the campaign is only for future projects. And all that is required is for the private contractor to sign the commitment, never mind if the contractor had been involved in anomalous and defective projects that have visible and huge cracks..
ommitting to rid government projects from graft and corruption is a step in the right direction. The plan of the public works and highways department to draw commitments from major stakeholders of government projects is laudable. It is a move that is long overdue but had only been given impetus under the present administration in line with the Daang Matuwid advocacy of President Noynoy Aquino. The plan reportedly aims to change public perception of an agency that is vulnerable to fraud. Private contractors will be made to sign an integrity pledge. Those who will not sign the commitment will not be awarded contracts according to the news report that landed as banner story in yesterdays issue of this paper. That would oblige contractors to be mindful of their responsibility to the people whose taxes are used to defray government projects. But the anti-corruption campaign being planned seems to target future projects. The statement that private contractors who will not
Halt mass cutting of trees; stop mining activities

Typhoon Pablos destructive effect should be a lesson. Lives and properties before taxes and fees should be rst. The devastation caused by Typhoon Pablo to the hundreds of lives and million pesos worth of properties should awaken the leaders of our country. Rehabilitation of nature should be the thrust of the governments program. The issuing of permits to cut trees and mining in pretext of giving way to progress lead to massive destruction of lives and properties. It is the lost of natural protection against the natures way of cleansing the atmosphere that cause destruction. The strong wind brought by the typhoon
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Valley province are the mining activities. The typhoon could have not been harmful had nature not been disturbed. Without the typhoon this earth could be uninhabited caused by the pollution. The swift winds move away the dirty air from the FIDEL D. BANZON environment. It only became destructive because erosion and flashflood be- the trees serving as a sieve cause of lack of trees to hold has already diminishes the number to protect us. the water. Our leaders may be too Added to the weakening of the soil, as in Compostela to page 5
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shall serve as first lien on the judgment award. Members of the indigenous Dumagats and Agta in Casiguran, Aurora province should ask their organizers to file suit before the court for Temporary Environmental Protection Order to prohibit the Aurora Pacific Economic Zone and Freeport Authority (Apeco) destroying their ancestral land. President Benigno Simeon Aquino III reply to open the minds of the protesters means he is to pursue the implementation of Apeco. He is one of the sponsors of the law, hence there is no hope he will contradict his own making. The best solution is to file a case in court. Knowing that a citizen has the right to file a suit against violators of the environment may help the government. Likewise, the unscrupulous businessperson who knows any Filipino citizen can file a case against them may thwart their devilish desire to destroy nature. The problem for a citizen who has the heart to file a case may be hindered because of lack of knowledge
Conceptions misconceptions
Last series gitimate option. Aside from artificial contraceptives that had been found to be abortive, the floodgate had been opened to abortion if the couple finds the number, spacing and timing of a child to be wrong at a time when that child had already been conceived. While the aim of the legislation is for couples to regulate the number, spacing and timing of children by means that prevent conception, the danger is when conception had already taken place when the couple realizes that it is a wrong number, spacing or timing for that child to be born. The couple can opt to abort the conception and government is very much willing to support the couple by providing post-abortion procedures. The recognition by the legislative measure that abortion is a criminal offense is a futile provision for it is tough to nab an induced and intentional abortion, it being a felony that can be committed in the secret confines of the couple who decided to resort to such act just to exercise that right of deciding the number, spacing and timing of children. Such conception that conception can be rightfully intervened by the couple with the support of government is a fatal misconception. Comments to alellema@ yahoo.com
The proposed legislation that is House Bill 4244 prescribes a way for parents to adequately respond to the needs and aspirations of the family and children and that is by responsibly and freely exercising their reproductive health rights. This prescription is offtangent to what is being required of parents in the very context of responsible parenthood. The basic requirement for responsible parenthood as defined by the same legislative measure is the will, ability and commitment of parents to adequately respond to the needs of the family and children. Verily, parents have that innate trait of having the will, ability and commitment to respond to the needs of the family and the children. If such needs are not met, it surely is due to other factors, chief of them the social inequities that deprive parents from earning just income to support the family. With the prescribed solution of responsibly and freely exercising their reproductive health rights, the legislation intends to sustain the unjust and inequitable social order by leaving parents under prevailing conditions where they fail to meet the needs of the family and children. Instead of government aiming to raise the earning capacity of parents and increase economic opportunities, it sets its focus on reducing the number of children on the assumption that conception is an added burden to parents and to society. Rather than provide access to gainful employment so that parents can respond to the needs of the family, the legislation aims to destroy the natural order where couples are capacitated to procreate and support their offspring given adequate opportunities to
harness their ability to earn a living for their family and children. The same legislative proposal defined Reproductive Health Rights as the rights of couples, individuals and women to decide freely and responsibly whether or not to have children; to determine the number, spacing and timing of their children; to make decisions concerning reproduction free of discrimination, coercion and violence; to have relevant information; and to attain the highest condition of sexual and reproductive health. This defines the ultimate goal of the legislative measure, which is primarily the curbing of population by way of contraception, granting couples the right to determine the number, spacing and timing of their children. It is this grant of freedom and authority to couples to determine the number, spacing and timing of their children that paves the way to abortion as a le-
The fallacies of the arguments supporting the RH bill

The president himself cites as an example a 16 year old girl who bears already 2 children. The implication is, if available contraceptive means are within her reach as provided by the state, she would not have not those two that early. Is the president impliedly encouraging Filipino young people to enjoy sex without the result of having an offspring, even if they are not yet of marriageable age at 21, provided they use contraceptives?Isnt this leading to the meaning of promiscuity? Again, the non distribution of condoms has been blamed for the increase of HIV cases. And the majority of these cases are among the MSM as told by the main sponsor of the bill in the senate according to a survey. The implication is, distribution of condoms will necessarily diminish HIV diseases. Will it?Besides, a belief, if this belief is still acceptable in our Philippine Christian society, tells us that both the soul and the body are to be saved. By the distribution of condoms among MSM, is it the implication to save the body only from the physical disease to the damnation of the soul? Finally, how free is freedom of choice that everybody is making too much fuss about? Rev. Oscar Lorenzo, Sto. Nio Parish Church Tacloban City Leyte
busy in their political career that they neglect to consider in their program the natures rehabilitation. Instead, they focus their need to increase taxes for infrastructure projects keeping their attention away from the urgent need of countering natures destruction brought by unscrupulous businesspersons. If our leaders cannot perform the mandate of the people to protect nature we concerned citizens should be the ones to act. We have the right and authority to do it for the sake of the unborn babies. The Rules of Procedure for Environmental Cases promulgated by the Supreme Court on April 13, 2010, provides: Section 5. Citizen suit. Any Filipino citizen in representation of others, including minors or generations yet unborn, may file an action to enforce rights or obligations under environmental laws. ... Citizen suits filed under R.A. No. 8749 and R.A. No. 9003 shall be governed by their respective provisions. Is it only for violation of the forestry and mining laws? No. It also included other violations of environmental laws. To name a few, they are: Sanitation Code; Marine Pollution Decree; Water Code; Plant Quarantine Law; Prohibition Against the Cutting, Destroying or Injuring of Planted or Growing Trees, Flowering Plants and Shrubs or Plants of Scenic Value along Public Roads, in Plazas, Parks, School Premises or in any Other Public Ground; Toxic Substances and Hazardous Waste Act; Peoples Small-Scale Mining Act; Philippine Mining Act; Indigenous Peoples Rights Act; Philippine Fisheries Code; Clean Air Act; Ecological Solid Waste Management Act; National Caves and Cave Resource Management Act; Wildlife Conservation and Protection Act; Chainsaw Act; Clean Water Act; Oil Spill Compensation Act of 2007; and other existing laws that relate to the conservation, development, preservation, protection and utilization of the environment and natural resources. Those are some of the laws to protect nature; which any citizen can file a case against violators. A citizen should not worry regarding payment of filing and legal fees because Section 12 thereof provide, that: For a citizen suit, the court shall defer the payment of filing and other legal fees that
on how to prepare a complaint. The complainant will need a conscientious member of the Public Attorneys Office or member of the free counsel group. At this point a citizen may encounter difficulty because some members of the Public Attorneys Office denies to subscribe affidavits prepared by other person. I have already encountered such incident. I prepared the counter-affidavit of an accused who could not afford to pay a lawyer. However, when it was brought to the Public Attorneys Office here in Ormoc City, it was refused to be subscribed. It is good Atty. Demosthenes Fiel Tugonon, a city councilor, who has a notarial commission did the notarization of the affidavit for free. I hope there will be more lawyers like Tugonon who has a heart of a true lawyer. Likewise, I hope there will be more citizens who will be vigilant to file cases against the unscrupulous businesspersons who want to rape mother earth. (Feedback welcome, g_ duna@yahoo.com)
The Sower
Friday of the 2nd Week of Advent Is 48:17-19, Ps 1, Mt. 11:16-19
JESUS LAMENTS
Jesus said to the crowds, To what shall I compare this generation? It is like children who sit in marketplaces and call to one another, We played the flute for you, but you did not dance, we sang a dirge but you did not mourn. For John came neither eating nor drinking, and they said, He is possessed by a demon. The Son of Man came eating and drinking and they said, Look, he is a glutton and a drunkard, a friend of tax collectors and sinners. But wisdom is vindicated by her works.
COOPERATION
Jesus came as our Redeemer to do a great service for us, something that we could not do for ourselves. He offered us a gift that we could never hope to acquire otherwise. Yet the people complained about the gift and complained about Jesus, the Giver. Jesus did not force his gift on us. He instead expected our cooperation, but we continued to be more interested in ourselves. God still sends graces not only directly through the sacraments and by the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, but also through other people. They are the agents of Gods Will for us. Like Jesus, they expect our cooperation because they are going to do something good for us. Do I accept these generous people and the good that they do for me by Gods grace? Do I tend to be critical of the way that they act instead of appreciating the good that they intend to do? Am I patient with others who are critical of the good that I try to do for them? (Daily Gospel Now, R. Sullivan, OMI, published by Paulines, visit us at www.paulines.ph or at Paulines Media Center, Real St., Tacloban City, Tel. 321-31-95) Sowers Seeds: When the Lord leads us along a road he unfailingly sows his graces there. Blessed James Alberione, Founder of the Pauline Family
Prayer for the Nation and for Those who Serve in Public Office
God, our Father, you guide everything in wisdom and love. Accept the prayers we offer for our nation; by the wisdom of our leaders and integrity of our citizens, may harmony and justice be secured and may there be lasting prosperity and peace. Almighty and eternal God, You know the longings of our hearts and You protect our rights. In your goodness, watch over those in authority, so that people everywhere may enjoy freedom, security and peace. We ask this through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, forever and ever. Amen. (Courtesy of Daughters of St. Paul)
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NOTICE is hereby given that heirs of late Dionesio Alcuino extrajudicially settled, partitioned and adjudicated over a parcel of land situated at Brgy. Lunang, Hilongos, Leyte under Tax Dec. No. 05-14024-0024, with Cad. Lot No. 12660, containing an area of .6335.34 has.. A Deed of Sale was executed in favor of Sps. Cresencio and Rosalinda Mancio as vendee for the above-described property; per Doc. No. 1568, Page No. 192, Book No. XIII, Series of 2012 of Notary Public Atty. Ciriaco ________. LSDE: December 14, 21 & 28, 2012

Republic of the Philippines Department of Transportation & Communications Land Transportation Franchising & Regulatory Board Regional Office No. 8 Tacloban City LTFRB CASE NO. VIII-2012-0678 (2003-0034) Application for Sale & Transfer of a CPC operate a FILCAB service with Extension of Validity. RECHILL BASMAYOR-VENDOR BRECCIO P. COSTA-VENDEE Applicant/s/Petitioner x.............................x NOTICE OF HEARING APPLICANT REQUEST AUTHORITY FOR THE APPROVAL OF SALE MADE BY RECHILL BASMAYOR, VENDOR IN FAVOR OF BRECCIO P. COSTA, VENDEE OF A CPC FOR THE TRANSPORTATION OF PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT ALONG THE LINE: ORMOC CITY-MONTEBELLO & VICE VERSA WITH THE USE OF ONE (1) UNIT A FILCAB SERVICE WHICH CERTIFICATE IS STILL VALID AND SUBSISTING. IN THE PRESENT APPLICATION, APPLICANT/VENDEE REQUESTS FOR AN EXTENSION OF VALIDITY OF A CERTIFICATE OF PUBLIC CONVENEINCE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THIS APPLICATION WILL BE HEARD BY THIS BOARD ON JANUARY 03, 2013 AT 9:00 AM AT ITS OFFICE AT THE ABOVE MENTIONED ADDRESS. At least TEN (10) days prior to the date, applicant/s shall publish this Notice once in one (1) Daily newspaper of general circulation in Eastern Visayas. Parties opposed to the approval of the application must file verified written opposition supported by documentary evidences on or before the above date furnishing a copy of the same to the applicant, and may if they so desire, appear on said date and time. This application shall be acted upon by the Board on the basis of its records and the documentary evidences submitted by parties under the board deems it necessary to receive additional documentary or testimonial evidences. WITNESS THE HONORABLE REGIONAL DIRECTOR, ARTHUR L. SAIPUDIN, this 12th day of December, 2012. (Sgd.) Atty. MANUEL R.P. MARTILLO Attorney IV
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EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE
NOTICE is hereby given that Gerardo Astorga-Geli heir of late Antonia Astorga-Geli executed an affidavit of Self-Adjudication over a personal properties described as: 1) Cash Deposit with Philippine National Bank (PNB) Catbalogan Branch; 2) Cash Deposit with Metrobank (MBTC) Catbalogan City Branch; 3) Cash Deposit with Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP), Catbalogan Branch and other personal effects/properties; per Notary Public Atty. Ruchie B. Reyes. LSDE: December 14, 21 & 28, 2012
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NOTICE is hereby given that heirs of the late FRANCISCO G. LADIAO, who died intestate in Makati, Metro Manila, on 25 September 2008 AFFIDAVIT OF SELF-ADJUDICATION extrajudicially settled, partitioned and adjudicated several real properties NOTICE is hereby given that Rosendo T. Jundis extrajudicially settled consisting of ONE-HALF (1/2) of the following as listed and name particu- and adjudicated over a parcel of land, Lot No. 12412, containing an area of larly described as follows: Tax Dec. No. Parcel 1, 10147-05-09454, Title 4,327 located at Brgy. Lunang, Hilongos, Leyte and covered by Tax Dec. No. NONE, Location: Brgy. McKinley; Lot Number: Timberland; Area (Sq. No. 14024-00053 R-13 and O.C.T. No. P-31396; per Doc. No. 456, Page Mtrs.): 21,695; Tax Dec. No. Parcel 2, 10223-05-12704; Title No. TCT No. 93, Book No. VI, Series of 2012 of Notary Public Atty. Ma. Lourdes No. 10317, Location: Brgy. Doa Pulqueria; Lot Number: 308; Area (Sq. Madula Vilbar. Mtrs.): 20,369; Tax Dec. No. Parcel 3, 10022-05-04535; TiEXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT November 30, Dec. 7 & 14, 2012 tle No. TCT No. 15986, Location: Brgy. Cawayan; Lot NumNOTICE is hereby given that heirs of the late Jose Camposano, extrajudicially settled, parber: 1493-D; Area (Sq.Mtrs.): 11,810; Tax Dec. No. Parcel EXTRA-JUDICIAL PARTITION WITH WAIVER OF RIGHTS titioned and adjudicated over parcels of land described as: A) Lot 28, Block 4, Phase 4, Pcs-084, 10023-05-04536; Title No. TCT No. 15988, Location: Brgy. NOTICE is hereby given that heirs of the late Leonido 00010, situated in Brgy. Caibaan, City of Tacloban, covered by TCT No. T-36926; containing an Cawayan; Lot Number: 1493-E; Area (Sq.Mtrs.): 1,791; Tax Oledan of Carigara, Leyte, Philippine extrajudicially settled, area of 189 square meters, covered by TCT No. T-36926; B) Lot 27, Block 4, Phase 4, Pcs-08Dec. No. Parcel 5, 10158-05-04658; Title No. NONE, Loca- partitioned with waiver of rights over a Certificate of Public 000010 situated in the Barangay of Caibaan, City of Tacloban, Island of Leyte, containing an area tion: Brgy. Cawayan; Lot Number: Res. Bldg.; Area (Sq.Mtrs.): Convenience issued by the Land Transportation Franchising and 64; Tax Dec. No. Parcel 6, 10046-05-06477; Title No. TCT No. Regulatory Board (LTFRB), Region VIII, Tacloban City, allow- of 222 square meters, and covered by TCT No. T-36927; C) Lots 27 & 28, Block 4, Phase 4, lo10242, Location: Brgy. Cawayan; Lot Number 2 of Pcs-08- ing Leonida Oledan to operae as Public Utility, a mini bus fly- cated on Brgy. 019 Calanipawan, Tacloban City, covered by TD No. 68245; D) Lot No. 9-D of the 001089; Area (Sq.Mtrs.): 2,500; Tax Dec. No. Parcel 7, 10079- ing the route Tacloban City-Carigara and Vice Versa, using One subdivision plan, Psd-08-006573, situated in the Barrio of Sagcahan, City of Tacoban, Province 05-03133; Title No. OCT No. 16619, Location: Brgy. Mabolo; (1) unit of used Mini-Bus specifically described as Mitsubishi of Leyte, Island of Leyte containing an area of 239 square meters, more or less and covered by Lot Number: Psu-222164; Area (Sq.Mtrs.): 133; Tax Dec. No. with Motor No. 4D32-514988, Chassis No.: EE434E-00040 and Transfer Certificate of Title No. T-43804; E) A commercial building in the name of Jose P. CamParcel 8, 10060-05-01320; Title No. TCT No. NONE, Location: Plate No. HVI-735 granted under LTFRB Case No. VIII-2001- posano, erected on Lot 9-D, Block 7 (TCT No. 43804), located in Brgy. 64, Sagcahan, Tacloban Brgy. Mabolo; Lot Number: Res. Bldg.; Area (Sq.Mtrs.): 133, 1898. As the only surviving heirs, the afornamed parties hereby City, covered by Tax Declaration No./ARP No. 028-3146; F) Lot 17, Block 1 of the subdivision per Doc. No. 52, Page No. 11, Book No. VIII, Series of 2012 of AGREED, knowingly and voluntarily that their respective undi- plan Psd-55674, situated in the Barrio of Anibong, Tacloban City, containing an area of 295.50 Notary Public Atty.Pepito G. Rivas. vided share of subject property including their rights to the cer- square decimeters, more or less and covered by TCT No. T-14475; G) A two-storey commercial LSDE: Dec. 7, 14 & 21, 2012 tificate of public conveneince are hereby waived in favor of their building erected on lot 17, block 1, located in Brgy. 73, PHHC/Anibong, Tacloban City, covered co-heir Dennis Oledan, per Doc. No. 786, Book No. II, Page No. by Tax Dec. No. 02503601; H) Lot-3345-C-1-D-2, Psd-08-017332-D, situated in the Brgy. of to contact her, for many years, Republic of the 56, Series of 2012 of Notary Public Apolonio D. Rance. Calanipawan, City of Tacloban, Province of Leyte, Island of Leyte, containing an area of 267 he had not known her whereaPhilippines LSDE: Dec. 7, 14 & 21, 2012 square meters, more or less and coveed by Transfer Certificate of Title No. T-60724; I) A parcel bouts; absent spouse had not REGIONAL TRIAL been communicating to him of land designated as Lot 3349-C-1-C-1 of the subdivision plan, Psd-08-019609-D, situated in AMADO. Republic of the COURT for more than five (5) years In support of his Petition, barangay Calanipawan, City of Tacloban, Province of Leyte, Island of Leyte, containing an area Philippines 8th Judicial Region now, unti. he was notified of he avers, THAT: he is a Fili- of 200 square meters, more or less and covered by TCT No. T-63094; J) Lot 3349-C-1-C-2, PsdREGIONAL TRIAL her alleged death due to cancer Branch 18, Hilongos, pino, of legal age, married, 08-019609-D, situated in barangay Calanipawan, City of Tacloban, Province of Leyte, Island of COURT in the United States, although Leyte male and a resident of Brgy. Leyte, containing an area of 200 square meters, more or less and covered by TCT No. T-63095; K) no death certificate proves it; 8th Judicial Region Maasin, Hindang, Leyte; he Lot 3349-C-1-C-3, of the subdivision plan, Psd-08-019609-D, situated in barangay Calanipawan, -oOoand, he hereby files this PetiBranch 18, Hilongos, was born on February 2, 1986 City of Tacloban, Province of Leyte, Island of Leyte, containing an ara of 214 square meters, IN THE MATTER OF tion to declare her dead for all to Spouses Leonardo C. Ab- more or less and covered by TCT No. T-63096; L) Lot 1 of the consolidation-subdivision of Plan Leyte THE DECLARATION intents and purposes. asola and Teresita R. Amado; -oOoPcs-08-001001-D, situated in barangay of Caibaan, City of Tacloban, Province of Leyte, Island WHEREFORE, finding this OF PRESUMPTIVE the facts of his birth was duly IN THE MATTER OF Petition sufficient in FORM of Leyte, containing an area of 150 square meters, more or less and covered by TCT No. T-62780 DEATH OF ALMA registered in the Office of the and SUBSTANCE, the same CORRECTION OF THE Local Civil Registry of Hin- of the Registry of Deeds of Tacloban City; M) Lot 2, Pcs-08-001001-D, situated in barangay CaiCAVITE is given due course and is set ENTRY IN THE dang, Leyte and submitted to baan and Calanipawan, City of Tacloban, Province of Leyte, Island of Leyte, containing an area RONALDO R. for initial hearing on Decemthe National Statistics Office; of 150 square meters, more or less and covered by TCT No. T-62781 of the Registry of Deeds CERTIFICATE OF FLANCO, ber 19, 2012 at 8:30 morning however, error was made as of Tacloban City; N) Lot 3, Pcs-08-001001-D, situated in Barangay Caibaan and Calanipawan, LIVE BIRTH OF at which date, time and place, Petitioner his sex was entered as Female City of Tacloban, Province of Leyte, Island of Leyte, containing an area of 179 square meters and anyone that may be prejudiced LAWRENCE A. SP. PROC. NO. H-509 instead of male. covered by TCT No. T-62782; O) A parcel of land designated as Lot 14-A, Csd-08-001213-D, by this Petition may object to it ABASOLA x- - - - - - - -x WHEREFORE, finding his situated in Brgy. Campitik, Palo, Leyte, with an area of 500 square meters and covered by Original at this first opportunity. LAWRENCE A. Petition sufficient in FORM Certificate of Title No. P-38178 of the Registry of Deeds for the Province of Leyte; P) Lot No. ORDER Article 247 (Family Code) ABASOLA and SUBSTANCE, the same 14, Gss-1218, Free Patent No. 465227, situated in Barrio of Hitomnog, Municipality of Dagami, RONALD R. FLANCO, by and Republic v. Tangco, G.R. is set for initial hearing on counsel, submits his Petition No. 161062, July 31, 2009 Petitioner Province of Leyte, Island of Leyte, with an area of 11,876 square meters and covered by Original December 18, 2012 at 8:30 unto this court seeking an Or- have expressed that the judg-versusCertificate of Title No. P-24038 of the Registry of Deeds for the Province of Leyte; Q) Lot No. morning at which date, time der to declare Alma Cavite, his ment in a summary proceeding THE LOCAL CIVIL wife, dead for all intents and shall be immediately final and and place, anyone taht may 13, Gss-1218, Free Patent No. 505731, situated at Barrio of Hitomnog, Municipality of Dagami, REGISTRAR (LCR) OF be prejudiced by this petition Province of Leyte, Island of Leyte, Philippines, with an area of 1,793 square meters and covered purposes. executory. HILONGOS, LEYTE To support his petition, he almay object to it at this first op- by Original Certificate of Title No. P-16620 of the Registry of Deeds for the Province of Leyte; Accordingly, for the protecR) Lot No. 887, Pls-450, situated in the Municipality of Dagami, Province of Leyte, containing an leges and states, THAT: he is tion of this Court, this Order -andportunity. a Filipino, of legal age, over- must be published in a newsPublish this Order in a news- area of 39,635 square meters and covered by TCT No. TP-10863 of the Registryof Deeds for the THE NATIONAL seas contract worker, and a paper of general circulation in paper of general circulation in Province of Northern Leyte; S) A parcel of land situated in the Municipality of Dagami, Province STATISTICS OFFICE resident of Eastern Barangay, the Province of Leyte at least the Province of Leyte at least of Leyte, containing an area of 1.3463 hectares. Registered in the name of JOSE CAMPOSANO, (NSO) Hilongos, Leyte; he is married once a week for three (3) cononce a week for three (3) suc- covered by TCT No. T-1724 of the Registry of Deeds for the Province of Leyte; T) Lot 5192 CARMELITA N. to Alma Cavite, a native of secutive weeks. All expenses cessive weeks. with Property Identification No. 044-12-061-08-004, situated in Brgy. Tagkip, Dagami, Leyte, Hilongos, Leyte; the spouses charge to the petition. ERICTA Furnish copy of this Order containing an area of 6.364 hectares and covered by Tax Declaration of Real Property No. 12061lived together as husband and Furnish copy of this Order to the Petitioner and his counADM. AND CIVIL 00089 of the office of the Municipal Assessor of Dagami, Leyte; U) Lot 5268-6168, with Property wife for a number of years, to the Petitioner and counsel at sel at their given addresses for REGISTRAR but had no offspring, until their given addresses for them them to be present during the Identification No. 044-12-061-08-005, situated in Brgy. Tagkip, Dagami, Leyte, containing an GENERAL area of 0.5457 hectares and covered by Tax Declaration of Real Property No. 12061-00090 of Alma Cavite left for the United to be present during the schedscheduled initial hearing. Respondents States of America; during her uled initial hearing. the office of the Municipal Assessor of Dagami, Leyte; V) A parcel of land situated in the Barrio SO ORDERED. first few months in the U.S. she SP PROC. NO._____ SO ORDERED. IN CHAMBERS, this 22nd of Hitomnog, Municipality of Dagami, Leyte, containing an area of 0.2397 hectares and covered communicated with the petiIN CHAMBERS, this 30th x- - - - - - - - - - - - -- x day of October, 2012, Hilon- by Tax Declaration No. 3880 R6 of the office of the Municipal Assessor of Dagami, Leyte; W) A tioner, but as years passed, the day of October 2012, Hilongos, Leyte, Philippines. parcel of land situated in the Barrio of Hitomnog, Municipality of Dagami, Leyte, containing an ORDER frequency of communication gos, Leyte, Philippines area of 1.2122 hectares and covered by Tax Declaration No. 7359 R7 of the office of the Municipal (Sgd.) EPHREM S. LAWRENCE A. ABwas lessened; petitioner in(Sgd.) EPHREM S. Assessor of Dagami, Leyte. ASOLA, by counsel, submits ABANDO quired from her nearest of kin ABANDO his verified Petition seeking That heirs/parties, hereby waive the one-half (1/2) share of the decedent, including the existabout the whereabouts of his Judge a correction of his entry for LSDE: Nov. 30, Dec. 7 & 14, ing improvements, some exclusive and some conjugal in common in favor of their mother Zaida Judge wife, the foreign address to be exact, but nothing was given LSDE: Nov. 30, Dec. 7 & 14, sex (female to MALE), and 2012 C. Camposano; per Doc. No. 93, Page No. 20, Book No. LXXXI, Series of 2012 of Notary Public an unreadable middle name to him, so that he was not able 2012 Atty. Papiano L. Santo. LSDE: Nov. 30, Dec. 7 & 14, 2012
This is to inform the public that the Heirs of the late Rita Dosmanos, have executed a settlement of the estate with sale in favor of Michael C. Uy, of their covered by OCT No. 12038, designated as Lot No. 1200, Pls-857-D, containing an area of 10,407 square meters, located at Brgy. Washington, Catarman, N. Samar, per Doc. No. 3385; Page No. 677; Book No. VII, Series of 2011 of the Notarial Register of Atty. Ricardo E. Amos, Notary Public for and in the Province of Northern Samar. LSDE: December 14, 21 & 28, 2012
NOTICE is hereby given that Olga Miralles Chavez heir of late Jaime Miralles extrajudicially settled and adjudicated over 3 parcels described as: Parcel 1, Lot No. 1507-A, Psd-283496 located at San Jose, Tacloban City, containing an area of 420 square meters, covered by T.C.T. No. T-1592; Parcel 2, Lot 1507-B, located at San Jose, Tacloban City, containing an area of 420 square meters, covered by T.C.T. No. T-1593; Parcel 3, Lot No. 4019B, Psd-19847, located at Marasbaras, Tacloban City, containing an area of 1,000 square meters, more or less, covered by TCT No. T-1979; per Doc. No. 390, Page No.78, Book No. 24, Series of 2012 of Notary Public Atty. Samuel Lagunzad. LSDE: November 30, Dec. 7 & 14, 2012
AFFIDAVIT OF EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT
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DENR gives farmers go signal to develop mangrove area in Isabel, Leyte

TACLOBAN CITY The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) has given a fishermens group the go signal to develop a 69.3 hectares mangrove area in two villages of Isabel, Leyte. The project will be pushed through, following the signing of memorandum of agreement (MOA) between officials of the DENR, local government unit of Isabel and the Leyte Agriculture Producer Cooperative (LAPCO). We h a v e g i v e n them the right of use to ensure sustainability of the proposed project. Regular monitoring will held to ensure survival and sustainability of the mangrove plants, said DENR Regional Executive Director Manolito Ragub during the signing the deal. LAPCO adviser Rogelio Tantuico said that mangrove covers along the coastal areas of Barangays Apale and Tolingon appears to be remarkably densed. There are pocket areas which have been severely degraded and needs reforestation. Degraded areas were converted into a fish pond without lease agreement and operators cut all mangroves, Tantuico said. Under the deal, the local government of Isabel is expected to incorporate the mangrove reforestation project in the formulation of the Municipal Coastal Resource Management Plan. They are also tasked to assist LAPCO in securing technical and financial aid. The project is part of the of the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic R e s o u r c e s ( B FA R ) aquasilviculture project with three components - establishment of community-based multispecie hatchery, culturing of mudcrab in mangrove areas, and mangrove reforestation. BFAR has forged an agreement with eight State Universities and Colleges in the implementation of P23 million aquasilviculture Lawyer Alberto Hidalgo poses for posterity with members of a farmers association in project in the region. Barangay Victoria,Dagami, Leyte. LAPCO has tapped the Visayas State University for consultancy services.
(SARWELL Q. MENIANO)
DTI monitors prices in stores

Based on DTI price monitoring, it was found out that there was no significant increase in the noche buena products in wet markets. In fact, Gicain said that there were establishments that maintained the same price compared from last years price. There was an increase of prices of some goods but it was not that significant, Gicain said. In the city, there were 12 wet markets that have been monitored by DTI death of the member, to facilitate the continuous release of their pensions. The ACOP, which was enhanced and re-launched this year, aims to ensure that only the rightful beneficiaries receive SSS pensions for disability, retirement or death. (PR) in which it was found out that these establishments followed the guidelines that their office has implemented as far as the price monitoring is concerned. He, however, cleared that there might be a possibility to have an increase of goods this holiday season. Meanwhile, Gicain urges the consumers not to buy Christmas lights with low quality in order to avoid any problems which may sometimes lead to fire. He further said that in order to ensure the good quality of Christmas lights, the consumer have to check the PS mark if products were made in the Philippines and Import Commodity Clearance (ICC) if these were made outside the country. (ROBERT FRANCISCO)
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NOTICE is hereby given that heirs of Guadalupe Pea extrajudicially settled, partitioned and adjudicated over 3 parcels of land described as: 1) Cocoland situated at Brgy. Tinago, Bato, Leyte under Tax Dec. No. 050600500337, with Cad. Lot No. 2339, containing an area of .2683 has.; 2) Agricultural land, situated at Brgy. Punong, Bato, Leyte under Tax Dec. No. 050602600212, with Cad. Lot No. 2457, containing an area of .3693 has.; 3) Urban land situated at Brgy. Tinago, Bato, Leyte, under Tax Dec. No. 050600500341, Cad. Lot No. 1085, containing an area of 501 square meters; per Doc. No. 906, Page No. 83, Book No. 20, Series of 2008 of Atty. Rico E. Aureo. LSDE: December 14, 21 & 28, 2012
DEED OF EXTRAJUDICIAL PARTITION
This is to inform the public that the Heirs of the late Sps. Jose Estavillo & Victoria E. Estavillo, namely Wenifreda Estavillo, Teodoro Estavillo, Ildefonso Estavillo & Jose Estavillo, Jr., have executed a settlement of the estate with sale in favor of Sps. Yolanda Rodriguez & Leonardo Rodriguez, of their deceased parents Sps. Jose Estavillo & Victoria E. Estavillo, covered by OCT No. 8596, Lot No. 238, Pls 511-D, containing an area of 9,255 square meters, situated at Brgy. Villa, Lavezares, N. Samar, per Doc. No. 178, Page No. 36, Book No. XII, Series of 1995 of the Notarial Registry of Atty. Nestor M. Dabalos, a Notary Public in Caloocan City. LSDE: December 14, 21 & 28, 2012
NOTICE OF EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF THE ESTATE OF SPS. JOSE ESTAVILLO & VICTORIA E. ESTAVILLO WITH SALE
December. De Quiros noted that the SSS now holds a Special Pension Run every 20 th day of the month, which is primarily aimed at processing the resumption of suspended pensions for those who complied with the Annual Confirmation of Pensioners (ACOP) past their designated schedule. We introduced the Special Pension Run this year to accommodate pensioners who comply with the ACOP after the 5th day of the month. With the additional pension run, their suspended pensions are reinstated in the month immediately after their ACOP compliance, unlike before when they had to wait for at least
TACLOBAN CITY The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) here through its trade and industry specialist, Moris Gicain, encouraged the consumers only to buy productsthis holiday season in the stores that have been monitored by their office in terms of their prices. These establishments will not easily increase their prices since they knew that they are being monitored by our office, Gicain said. two months before their pensions were resumed, he added. De Quiros also encouraged pensioners to mark in their 2013 calendars their ACOP schedule, which is the official date of the retirement, disability or
NEWS PLDT, PBSP turn over classrooms in Northern Samar

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Used batteries can build classrooms, and Philippine Long Distance Telephone Company (PLDT) proves this to be true when it recently turned over classrooms in the far-off schools of Northern Samar, which were built through the donation of its used lead acid batteries (ULABs). By donating their ULABs to Motolite, which buys them at a higher price, PLDT was able to generate PHP 3.4 million for the construction of four classrooms, benefiting 513 pupils in Bangkerohan Elementary School and Nenita Central School. This is the winning formula of the Balik-Baterya Program by Motolite and Philippine Business for Social Progress (PBSP), an initiative that has helped companies properly recycle their ULABs so they could be converted to useful materials. The funds raised from the donated ULABs are then used for various projects that help improve the state of education in the country. We in the private sector recognize the role of our children and youth in shaping the future of our country and our planet, hence we help our government reach its goal of providing better education by building classrooms and helping improve our public schools and communities, PLDT Community Relations Senior Manager Evelyn del Rosario shared during the turnover events with PBSP, Department of Education and the provincial government of Northern Samar. Northern Samar Governor Paul Daza, on the other hand, urged the pupils and teachers to show their appreciation to PLDTs donation by making good use of the classrooms. You are lucky that out of 24 towns and 569 barangays, you were chosen to receive these classrooms because the barangay officials, teachers, principals and parents are active, which will assure our donors that the classrooms will be used properly, he said. Early Christmas present For sixth grader, Steven Elad Francisco, PLDT's visit to their school is the best early Christmas present he has ever received. His classroom, located at the farthest corner of Bangkerohan Elementary School, is the most affected when storms upset their regular classes. When flooding is really strong, he reveals, the water level reaches up to their upper knees, preventing them from even sitting on their desks. With the new classrooms, I know the pupils before me will not experience what we have to endure almost every month, Francisco shared, who is expected graduate this school year. In Nenita Central School, teachers had to handle 21 classes in 17 classrooms, to conduct classes in makeshift rooms that are not conducive to learning. We are so grateful to have these classrooms that will help us reach our vision, which is to cater basic quality education to our pupils who will become productive citizens of our nation, Nenita Central School Principal Brenda Villadolid said. The four classrooms donated to Northern Samar will be used by 383 first and second graders of Bangkerohan Elementary School and 139 grade three pupils of Nenita Central School. Each classroom is provided with arm chairs, teachers tables and a comfort room. Aside from the classroom, the project also includes a training component to help build the capacities of the parents and teachers associations so they could easily perform their roles and function. May your new classrooms encourage you to study harder so that someday you would become good citizens of Northern Samar and our country, del Rosario told the pupils. If we really wanted to help our people, especially those in the impoverished areas, the best way is through education. By giving them education, we help them easily uplift their lives, Governor Daza added. Always on top Launched in 2006, the Balik-Baterya Program aims to protect the environment through proper disposal and recycling of ULABs as well as improve the learning of pupils. PLDT joined the program in 2008 and has then become its top donor with the companys donations comprising 77% of the programs total ULAB contributions. Through its donations, the company has already provided 22 minilibraries and two computer laboratories to various schools in the Visayas. PLDT is also the first company under the Balik-Baterya program that chose to use its funds to build classrooms. We in PLDT contribute to national development by strengthening our countrys telecomunications as an important foundation for a progressive country. In line with our business of bridging people and communities here and abroad, we chose education as a major corporate social responsibility program because we acknowledge that more opportunities can be accessed by children and youth who have completed their basic education, del Rosario said. She also hopes that the classrooms donated will help address the countrys need for 66,800 new classrooms. With PBSP, we are able to build classrooms in farflung communities where help is most needed, del Rosario added. The classrooms that we are turning over today may be quite few if we look at the thousands of classrooms that need to be constructed for our public schools. However, this is already a big step here in your community and we in PBSP express our gratitude to PLDT, most especially to its chairman, Mr. Manuel V. Pangilinan and its community relations head, Ms. Evelyn del Rosario, for your continuing partnership with PBSP in your corporate social responsibility initiatives, PBSP Visayas Regional Center Director Jessie Cubijano stated. (PR)
PBSP Senior Program Officer Olive Jabido (from left), Northern Samar Provincial Tourism Officer Josette Doctor, Bangkerohan Barangay Captain Evaresto Espina, Msgr. Rico Manooc, PLDT Community Relations Senior Manager Evelyn del Rosario, DepEd Assistant Schools Division Superintendent Cristito Eco, Northern Samar Governor Paul Daza, Bangkerohan Elementary School Principal Sylva Banga, Catarman Mayor Roland Carpio and PBSP Visayas Regional Center Director Jessie Cubijano turn over a 2-classroom school building to Bangkerohan Elementary School in Northern Samar.
Provincial board approves ordinance strengthening BCPC in Leyte

TACLOBAN CITY The members of the provincial board approved an ordinance authored by Ryan Lawrence Tiu, which strengthens the barangay council for the protection of children (BCPC) within the Leyte province last Tuesday. First district Board Member Tiu said that the provincial government, being steadfast on implementing programs and policies for the protection of childrens rights, approved this ordinance, which is in consonance with the United Nations Conventions on the Rights of the Children (UNCRC), the World Declaration on the Survival, Development, Protection and Participation of Children and all other internationally binding instruments and treaties and national advocating the protection of children. The provincial government, in view of its commitment to strengthen the BCPC, has recently enacted Provincial Ordinance No. 2008-03 series of 2008 otherwise known as an ordinance providing for the Childrens Welfare Code in the Province of Leyte. This code promotes sustainable efforts to address specific situations and problems involving children and subsequently transform the province of Leyte into a childfriendly province. In support to the framers of the Childrens Welfare Code of Leyte, the present members of the SP acknowledges the necessity of strengthening its local councils for the protection of Children more specifically the Barangay Council for the Protection of Children (BCPC), it being that, most if not all of these councils, though already created or established under the code, and in fact existing in all barangays, are not fully active and functional, thereby defeating the purpose of their creation. The ordinance stipulated that BCPC is known to be the major and the critical community-based mechanism under the premise that the rights of Filipino children must be upheld and addressed by all stakeholders and the children themselves, hence making the BCPC active and functional will uphold the commitment of the provincial government in the realization of caring and safe environment for our children. Section 2 of this ordinance revealed that it shall be the policy of the provincial government to promote sustainable effort to address specific situations and problems involving children thereby transforming Leyte into a child-friendly province, henceforth, it shall strengthen and empower all the BCPC within its territorial domain to become fully functional in order to guarantee the best interests of the children and to protect the childrens rights at all cost. The BCPC, as noted, would be composed of barangay chairman being the chairman, with members representing the youth organization, day care worker, barangay health worker, barangay nutrition scholar, public school teacher, chief of barangay police, non-government organization representative, parent-teacher association president, churchbased children serving group and other organizations. The BCPC, as said on this ordinance, must be organized through a Sangguniang Bayan/ Barangay resolution or ordinance or through an executive or administrative order issued by the local chief executive of the LGU concerned. It is mandated that BCPC members shall conduct regular monthly, quarterly or special meetings as the need arises and it shall be supported by minutes of meeting. The BCPC shall formulate and recommend policies and plans concerning the survival, development, protection and participation of children with the technical support of the Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG), Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) and other stakeholders. The respective DILG offices of the lone city of Baybay and of the municipalities in Leyte as according to Section 7, are mandated to oversee the organization and functionality of the Local Councils for the Protection of Children especially the BCPC, hence it shall continuously encourage the functionality of the BCPC and provide them with all the necessary assistance so that they may be able to effectively lead in the implementation of all programs for the interests of children in their respective localities. Meanwhile, the Provincial Social Welfare and Development Office shall maintain effective coordination with the BCPC within the Leyte premises in order to assist them in all processes of handling cases involving children whose rights are violated or children considered to be in extremely difficult circumstances. The child whose rights are violated, the parents if not the offenders, a relative of the child, any concerned person in the community may file a written complaint to curtail an existing violation against a childs rights or to protect a child from possible abuse, exploitation and discrimination, with any of the following agencies to include the offices of BCPC, barangay lupon, municipal Social Welfare and Development Office, Commission on Human Rights and women and childrens protection desk of the nearest police station in the locality. Indeed, the rights of the children who live and sojourn here must be upheld by all stakeholders the family, communities, NGOs, local government units, national line agencies of the government, educational institutions, child caring institutions and the children themselves. (REY
GERILLA GRADO)/
OWWA to celebrate OFWs Family Day today

TACLOBAN CITY To pay tribute and celebrate on the worthy contributions of the Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs), the Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) regional office 8 is set to celebrate its annual OFW Family Day today at the Leyte Provincial Capitol Gymnasium. Norma Del Rosario, OWWA- regional director, said in a statement that the OFW Family Day is conducted to pay tribute and celebrate on the worthy contributions of our modern day heroes, who are the OFWs and their families, for keeping the countrys economy afloat. According to Del Rosario, about 800 OFWs along with their family members, who come from the different municipalities all over Eastern Visayas, are expected to participate in this activity. We prepared several activities intended for our OFWs and family members. These include raffle draws, games, production numbers, fun & entertainment, and trade fair in which they will definitely enjoy, she said. Furthermore, an audiovisual (AV) presentations of the 2012 Model OFW Family of the Year Awards with the regional winners Engracio B. Custodio for land-based and Captain Manuel D. Gabornes for sea-based category would be played. The graduates of OWWA Beauty Care and Hair Dressing Training under the Balik Pinay, Balik Hanapbuhay program will also offer a low cost pedicure, manicure, and hair cut to OFW participants and their families, Del Rosario added. Meanwhile, social partners of OWWA that includes Globe, Bank of the Philippines Islands (BPI) and Banco de Oro (BDO) would be given the privilege to do company orientation and product presentations. With this, Del Rosario encourages all OFWs in the region to participate in this daylong activity, with the theme Pinoy Christmas Friendship Games, a fun fare based activities of the agency that aims to bring good cheers and promote camaraderie among OFWs families during Holiday Season. (REY GERILLA GRADO)
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Upgrading road project in Samar, E. Samar will cut 7,739 trees DENR reports
TACLOBAN CITY The $214.44 million United States-funded road upgrading project in Samar and Eastern Samar will cut 7,739 trees planted along roadsides, the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) reported. DENR Regional Executive Director Manolito Ragub said that for two contract packages (CP) alone, they need P6.15 million as replacement cost that will be affected by the 222-kilometer road rehabilitation project. We will enforce the rule that in every tree cut, it should be replaced with 100 seedlings, which will be planted in different parts of Samar Island, Ragub said. With the 7,739 trees that will be cut, the DENR requires a 773,900 replacement. The department will still determine the cost required in two other CPs that are still under bidding process. The P6.15 million from the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) fund for road right of way, will cover compensations for CP1 with 236 affected trees and a funding requirement of P641,481 and 2,029 trees for CP3 with replacement cost of P5.51 million. Signing of memorandum of agreement is tentatively scheduled next week between DENR, Millennium Challenge AccountPhilippines (MCA-P), and (DPWH). The road project covers 15 towns in Samar and Eastern Samar traversing 134 villages with 23 kilometers crossing the Samar Island Natural Park (SINP), a 458,700 hectares area, which hosts a total of 974 species of plant diversity. Only few of trees along roadsides are naturally grown. Most of the trees were grown through tree planting activities. The natural forest cover will still be intact, Ragub said. Other than trees, the MCA-P disclosed that a total of 9,169 structures will be removed by the entire project. The most common obstructions are fences, houses, stores, public waiting sheds, water faucets, ramps, benches, garages, balconies, doors, driveways and pathways. The project will keep the road right-of-way at not less than 20 meters as specified by Executive Order No. 621. The upgraded road will have a road shoulder of 1.5 meters on both sides. (SARWELL Q.
MENIANO)
City council approves resolution addressed to MRIC to hasten on-going excavation

TACLOBAN CITY The city council here approved a resolution addressed to Mactan Rock Industries Corporation (MRIC) to fast track their on-going excavation activity at the V & G subdivision of this city. Councilor Jerry Yaokasin said that the resolution was submitted for approval before the council members aiming to protect the lives of the community who lives along the areas where MRIC conducts their excavation process. The lives of the people might be put in danger especially that there are excavated areas that remain uncovered, he said. The councilor added that MRIC do not put any warning signals or devices that would guide both the residents but also to the motorists who pass on the particular area where such activity is initiated. They (the MRIC management) should not leave their excavated area open for long duration without even putting of warning devices MEJOS, Samar Provincial Director. The task group will be assigned troops coming from Samar provincial command, the Regional Public Safety Battalion (RPSB8) and PNP Special Action Force (SAF) and will be based at the Samar Police Provincial Office in Camp Lukban, Catbalogan City, Samars capital. We aim to neutralize the two remaining Partisan Armed Groups or PAGs in Samar province before the campaign period, the Regional Director averred, adding that he ordered the RSOTG to conduct a stepped up crackdown on PAGs and to continue the massive drive against loose firearms that because this should not only give inconvenience to motorists, they also are putting the lives of the people in danger, Yaokasin explained. Moreover, Yaokasin said that MRIC have to double their efforts on said project for them not to be affected by the rainy season. As we know that V&G is a flood prone area. Their excavation activity would be affected if the rainy or wet season would come. Express noted that MRIC is present in Tacloban to provide an option to the water concessionaires considering the fact that a shortage supply of water is experienced here. At present, the MRIC is doing its initial work by constructing seven deep-wells, all located at the V and G subdivision, the initial area where they would offer their services. Earlier, Engineer John Tolentino, project engineer of the MRIC, revealed that their decision to come and operate in Tacloban is a longterm basis considering the huge investments that they may be used as an instrument of violence in next years polls. Earlier, the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) classified Samar province, as well as Pampanga, Nueva Ecija, Maguindanao, Abra, Pangasinan, Masbate, , Lanao del Sur, Ilocos Sur, Basilan, La Union, Cavite, Cagayan, Batangas and Misamis Occidental as priority provinces for the elections based on how these fared in various factor that includes having histories of electionrelated violence, presence of intense political rivalry and threat groups, and number of loose firearms and PAGs. SORIA added that a province that lands in the would be pouring in. We also are not here to compete with the existing water supplier in Leyte, the Leyte Metropolitan Water District (LMWD). It was learned that the initial operations of MRIC in Tacloban would mean an investments from P55 million to P57 million, but with their operations coming into full force, they would eventually be investing about P350 million. Tolentino further said the water supply to be given to around 5,000 households in V and G subdivision household are of good and potable quality, saying that the water coming from their sources undergoes water treatment like pre and post chlorination. He claimed that the seven deep-wells that would serve as their sources for water distribution to V and G subdivision and to a shopping mall near the subdivision eventually has a capacity of 7,000 cubic meters per day. (REY
GERILLA GRADO)
PRO8 activates special task group for 2013 polls

Camp Ruperto K. Kangleon, Palo, Leyte, December 11, 2012 In order to ensure a fair and secured midterm elections next year, the Police Regional Office 8 (PRO8) had formed a special task group to be deployed in Samar province after it was included in the list of 15 priority areas for the May 2013 polls. We will make sure that upcoming elections is not only free and fair, but also secured, peaceful and orderly, Police Chief Superintendent ELMER RAGADIO SORIA, Eastern Visayas regional director told reporters during a press conference held at Camp Lukban in Catbalogan City, headquarters of Samar Police Provincial Office on Saturday morning. Recalling his own experience as Commander of Task Force: ABRA during the 2010 national and local elections, SORIA assured that
he will ensure that the will of the people is truly reflected in the upcoming elections. The election-related violent incidents that took place in some areas of the region that has defined the past electoral exercises is an indication that there exists an impending disturbance on peace and security in the May 2013 midterm elections. One of the greatest concerns we hold close to us is the need for security and peace. A truly peaceful electoral process is an indication that we will hear the voice of the people, our real bosses., SORIA said. Police Senior Superintendent EDGARDO ORDUA BASBAS, the PRO8 Deputy Regional Director for Operations will head the Regional Special Operations Task Group (RSOTG) to be assisted by Police Senior Superintendent EUSEBIO ADAMERO
priority list means it would receive greater focus from state security forces as the electoral season formally begins in January. This is aimed at deterring any untoward incident that could affect the integrity of the electoral exercise, the Regional Director added. Earlier, the Philippine National Police launched the Secure and Fair Elections program (SAFE 2013) which detailed, among others, the estimated number of loose firearms and the presence of private armed groups and other threat groups that could cause violence in the identified high-risk areas and the police action to be undertaken against these factors.
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Im not against life. Im against ignorance, Diwa party-list Representative Emmeline Aglipay, for her part, said. House Deputy Speaker Pablo Garcia, a staunch critic of the bill, said the RH bill seeks to prevent and frustrate the Lord from giving life through the use of contraceptives to be provided under the proposed law. Garcias son, Cebu Representative Pablo John, and other lawmakers from Cebu also voted to junk the RH bill. In voting NO, I run the risk of being called anti-women by those who are quick to do so. I would rather take that risk than to use the name of women to push an agenda that is, for all we know, so foreign to and far removed from the real interests of women, the young Garcia said. Sarangani Representative Manny Pacquiao also voted against the RH bill. What happened in Vegas strengthened my already firm belief of the sanctity of life, Pacquiao said referring to his knockout loss against Mexican boxer Juan Manuel Marquez over the weekend. Before the vote, the chamber breezed through the proposed amendments compared to last week wherein only the first four pages of the substitute bill were tackled. Lagman rejected the proposed amendment of Cagayan de Oro Representative Rufus Rodriguez deleting an entire section on mandatory sex education. Rodriguez then proposed that sex education be taught to senior high school students aged 16 to 17 years old instead of Grade 6 pupils. Lagman rejected the same. The period of amendthe suspect who is currently detained at the Villaba PNP lock-up cell. While the illegal drugs situation in the region is not alarming, it needs close monitoring due to geographical and economic factors, the regional director averred. He explained that geographically, Eastern Visayas has wide coastal areas with several ports and terminals that could serve as the entrance and exit points of illegal drugs. On the otherhand, EVs reputation as one of the fastest growing regions attracts both legitimate and illegitimate businesses. ments was terminated at 7:43 p.m., almost three hours after discussion on the RH bill resumed. The roll of members was called thereafter. Out of the 287 lawmakers, 217 members responded to the call and quorum was declared. Rodriguez earlier claimed that at least 140 lawmakers will vote against the RH bill and only 90 of their colleagues will vote in favor of it. The House leadership said by Monday next week the RH bill will be put to a vote on third and final reading, which is a significant step for a measure that has been in Congress for 13 years. Congress has only three session days before it goes on a Christmas break. Earlier, Antipolo Bishop Gabriel Reyes, chairman of the Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines-Episcopal Commission on Family and Life (CBCP-ECFL), presided over a mass at the St. Peters Chapel, which was just five minutes away from the Batasan Complex. Also present are Bishops Teodoro Bacani, Broderick Pabillo, Jesse Mercado, and Romulo dela Cruz. Plenary debates on the RH bill started March of last year but it was only on last week that individual amendments to the measure were discussed, after President Benigno Aquino III appealed to members of the House of Representatives to put the RH bill to a vote. During the lunch meeting, Aquino made it clear that he is in favor of the proposed RH law. The RH bill was also included in the priority measures of the LegislativeExecutive Development Advisory Council. (SUNNEX)

these procurement were done through a competitive bidding. Indubitably, shopping method procurement of such materials and supplies is illegal and unwarranted. This 2010 annual audit report of the COA regional office 8 on the LGU of Baybay was signed by Eva U. Fulache, State Auditor V, Supervising Auditor. In their supplemental affidavit complaint, filed on December 03, 2012 at the Ombudsman, complainants that said that Mayor Carmen Cari assumed the position of mayor on July 01, 2010, and that from January 01, 2010 to June 30, 2010. During that time, it was his son, Michael Cari, now the incumbent vice mayor of Baybay , was the city vice mayor. Thus, for the calendar year 2010, Mayor Carmen Cari and Vice Mayor Michael Cari, were the local chiefs executives of the executive and legislative departments respectively of the city, and therefore heads of the procurement committee as provided under Section 5 of R.A. 9184- the Government Procurement Reform Act, said the three complainants. Further, the complainants claimed that, the procurement Barangay Green Valley, 18 kms away from the city proper. The city, of 177,524 residents,has a daily wastes of 38 tons. With the opening of the new sanitary landfill, the open dump of Ormoc would now be closed, its mayor, Eric Codilla, said. The old dumpsite of the city was located in Barangay Macabug, which was in use since 1960. Macabug is about seven kms away from the new landfill. The establishment of the sanitary landfill is mandated under Republic Act 9003 (Ecological Solid Waste Management Act). But while it is mandated, only 45 local government units in the country have put up their own sanitary landfills while over 60 others have pending application for environmental clearance certificate (ECC) and in various stages of construction, Aguinaldo said. She, however, could not say the names of the LGUS which have now existing sanitary landfills or those pending with ECC or in various stages of construction. Aguinaldo said that aside from the prohibitive cost in constructing a sanitary landfill, lack of area where to place the facility is the other reason why many LGUs have yet to have their own sanitary landfills. The official said that they
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MANILA - The House of Representatives approved on Thursday the Reproductive Health (RH) measure or House Bill 4244 on second reading with a vote of 113-104-3 -a first since the controversial measure was filed more than a decade ago. With 113 votes on affirmative, 104 negative and three abstention, RH bill now moves to third and final reading next week. Presiding speaker Lorenzo Taada III earlier ruled that the ayes (yes votes) have it over the nays (no votes) by viva voce or voice votes but to confirm the votes, lawmakers had to vote through nominal voting or one by one upon the motion of Navotas Representative Tobias Tiangco. The nominal voting, wherein each lawmaker would explain his or her vote, started at exactly 8:15 p.m. After more than five hours, the pro-RH side won by a very slim margin. Albay Representative Edcel Lagman, the main proponent of the RH bill, defended the measure, saying it can provide sustainable human development. The linkage between human development and population is too close and related to be ignored. Although this is not a population control measure, it pursues a sound population policy that addresses the population issue because sustainable human development can never be achieved without solving the population problem, Lagman said. Iloilo Representative Janette Garin, a co-author of the measure, said the RH bill is not about religion neither it is about population control. This is pure and simple responsible legislation, she said.
Procurement of office supplies, drugs and medicines amounting to P7,391.009.31 in calendar year 2010 were not done thru public bidding instead shopping was resorted to even if the conditions were not met, contrary to Sections 10 and 52 of RA 9184, thus, there was no assurance that the lowest costs/volume discounts were not obtained that would have redound to the benefit of the Municipality. The COA Audit report further states that; Procurement of supply, materials and property of LGU Baybay was not made in accordance with the Annual Procurement Program for the Calendar Year 2010 but rather acquisition of such were undertaken on a case to case basis emanating from the fourteen (14) offices of the LGU. Scrutiny of the accounting records revealed that a total of P7,391, 009.31 were procured through shopping as the mode of procurement. These supplies and materials were office supplies, drugs and medicines and not one of
of office supplies, dugs and medicines amounting to P7,391,009.31 were made by both Mayor Carmen Cari and Vice Mayor Michael Cari in calendar year 2010, on separate dates and occasions, falling under their corresponding terms. In previous interview with Mayor Carmen Cari, she said that any government unit can not buy that big amount of supplies and medicines without a bidding because this is government, saying further that they have all the documents that will disprove the three complainants allegation- and she is ready to face them at the Ombudsman. To get vice mayor Caris side of the story, at 11:35 a.m, (December 10) this writer called up the vice mayors office but his staff informed that the vice mayor is still at his residence. This writer then called up his residence at 11:38 a.m. but was informed by a lady that I had to call back after 15 minutes, as the vice mayor was still in the shower roomand instructed to call back again after 10 minutes. After repeated calls from 12: 0412:20 noon the phone was just ringing and nobody answered- this writer then ceased from calling.
are in close coordination with the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) how these hindrances could be addressed. Their office does not provide any financial assistance to LGUs except giving in technical assistance like design of the landfill. Aguinaldo said that she is happy that the city of Ormoc has now an existing and operational sanitary landfill where its daily wastes could now be disposed properly. She said that open dump sites are now discouraged considering that wastes are not disposed properly and could clutter in the streets. Open dumps are very unsanitary; it has no linings that would make leachates sip into our aquifer.Also, it contributes to global warming because of the methane generated by the wastes, Aguinaldo said. Meantime, Mayor Codilla said that he is happy that after so many years, Ormoc has now its own sanitary landfill. The 1.8 has. sanitary landfill was constructed back in January,2010 and was finished just last month. He also said that he is open to the idea to allow nearby towns to dump their wastes at their sanitary landfill. Yes, we could perhaps for a fee, Codilla said, adding clustering of areas that will use a sanitary landfill is also being encouraged due to its prohibitive amount in constructing it. (JOEY A.
GABIETA)
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suspect as one Rudy P r e g o n e r, c a r p e n t e r, married, who was nabbed by narcotics operatives infront of Akis Bakeshop in Brgy. Poblacio Sur of said town. The police were able to buy from the suspect 2 small heat sealed plastics sachets with white crystalline substance suspected to be shabu and confiscated 3 more small heat-sealed transparent plastics sachets with suspected shabu and the buy-bust money amounting to P800.00. Drug charges are being prepared against
Soria informed that he had already discussed the matter to his counterparts in the Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG), Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) and Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) during the Regional Law Enforcement Coordinating Council (RLECC) conference for the activation of anti-drug councils and intensification of security measures in seaports and terminals in the region aside from soliciting support from the members of the community. An intelligence driven information will make any anti-illegal drugs operation successful, Soria said. (PR)
environmental protection, Emelita Aguinaldo, secretariat executive of the NSWMC, said on Wednesday. Based on their records, out of the 1,719 local government units in the country(comprising of provinces, cities and municipalities) only 45 of them have existing sanitary landfills. In Eastern Visayas, only two have their own landfills, namely, Calbayog City which opened last July of this year with an area of 4.9 hectares at a cost of around P80 million and Ormoc City which opened on Wednesday and graced by Aguinaldo, among other visitors. Eastern Visayas regional center, Tacloban, has yet to come up with its own sanitary landfill though it has already prepared the necessary documents like program of work and applied for an environmental clearance certificate(ECC). It has identified Barangay Santo Nino, more than 13 kms away from the center, and is projected to cost around P75 million with an area of 1.5 has. The Ormoc sanitary landfill covers 1.8 has constructed at a cost of P55.50 million located in
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MOR 94.3 Tacloban, the number 1 radio station in Tacloban City, ends 2012 with a bang holding the first MOR LOKAL VOCAL AWARDS 2012. The MOR LOKAL VOCAL AWARDS 2012 is the first award giving body that acknowledges Local Waray Artists and their contribution to Original Pinoy Music (OPM). It is a gathering of the best Waray Artists coming together to support OPM which has been deemed long dead with the Westernization of Music and K-POP. MOR has always supported Waray Music Artists in the craft. They only need to be marketed and pushed to compete not only on National Level but also in a Global Scale. says Elmer Jabien, FM DEPARTMENT HEAD of MOR TACLOBAN. True enough, Local Waray Music, through MOR Tacloban have received different accolades not only in Tacloban but in other regions like EXODUCE, KENNETH DURANO, JAYDI and LAZY SUZETTE. MOR LOKAL VOCAL also received the first of two GOLDEN DOVE WARDS for MOR TACLOBAN showing the appreciation and nod of National critics and award-giving bodies. The MOR LOKAL VOCAL MUSIC AWARDS 2012 will be held at the ROBINSONS PLACE CAR PARK on December 15 2012 at 4pm with Live Performances from local rap artists SHADOWVILLE, JIGSAW, and JAYDI as well as bands like EMANON, TAROT and SAGARAT. The MOR DJs KUYA ELMER, MAMA MAVETTE, PAPI CHOLO, UNCLE MAC and TITO MEONG will also be performing with the Local Artists. (PR)
MOR 94.3 Tacloban holds First MOR LOKAL VOCAL AWARDS 2012
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C A M P R U P E RT O KANGLEON, Palo, Leyte The intensified crackdown by the Philippine National Police against the proliferation of illegal drugs in Eastern Visayas has netted a good number of drug suspects and a seizure of a significant amount of illegal drugs as the Police Regional Office 8 (PRO8) vowed to make the area free from the drug menace. The campaign against illegal drugs remains to be one of our top priority as we want to make Eastern Visayas illegal drugs-free, Police Chief Superintendent Elmer Soria, Eastern Visayas regional director said. Soria informed that from January 1 to November 30 this year, intensified antiillegal drugs operations conducted by the AntiIllegal Drugs Special Operations Task Group (AIDSOTG) of PRO8 resulted in the confiscation of P21,024,242.90 worth of illegal drugs in 152 antidrug operations across the region. The confiscated illegal drugs includes 4 bricks of cocaine; 74.646 grams of methamphetamine hydrochloride or shabu; 286 uprooted marijuana plants, 13 marijuana sticks, 1,599.638 grams of dried marijuana leaves, 10 marijuana teabags and 1.13 grams marijuana seeds, the police official disclosed. Soria added that a total of 169 violators of RA 9165 or the Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002 were rounded-up by the police in drug buybust operations, raids and searches, and marijuana eradication operations, resulting in the filing of 150 drug charges in different courts regionwide. This developed as AIDSOTG operatives arrested another suspected drug pusher Monday morning in a buy-bust operation in Villaba town in Leyte. Soria identified the
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