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CALBAYOG CITY - Being identified as

a hot spot area for the forthcoming elections

could be good for this city and the entire prov-

ince of Samar.So says, Mayor Ronaldo Aquino, who is seeking his

own full term as chief executive of this city, on Calbayog

being one of the hotspot areas in Samar in relation to the

2013 elections.

“It’s a good thing because it would mean that the Com-

mission on Elections, together with the Philippine Nation-

TACLOBAN CITY-

The Millenium Chal-

lenge Account Philippines

(MCA-P) has opened the

bidding for last contract

package (CP) of the $214.

4 million US-funded Samar

road project, as it ensures

on time completion of the

TACLOBAN CITY – The Leyte Geothermal Pro-duction Field- MultipartiteMonitoring Team recentlymarked its 20th year withrenewed commitment to

promote a safe and soundenvironment within the

No big deal, says candidatesal Police and the PhilippineArmy, will give focus to

the province in ensuring a

peaceful elections,” Aquino

said.

He said that he is con-

dent that with Calbayog

and the rest of the towns

within its proximity, the

conduct of elections would

be peaceful.

Aquino, who is running

under the banner of LiberalParty, is seeking for his

own full term as mayor of

this city in next year’s mid-

term elections.

He assumed as mayor

of Calbayog when former

Mayor Reynaldo Uy was

gunned down last May

1,2011 by an still unidenti-

ed suspect.

Uy’s son, incumbent

Vice Mayor Rey James Uy,is running against Mayor

Aquino. He is running as

an independent candidate

though his family is afli-

ated with the Liberal Party.

Uy’s elder sister, Rosa

Jessica Uy-Delgado, is run-

ning for governor of the

province, said that she too

welcomes the naming of

BY JOEY A. GABIETA, Staff writer

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Calbayog City Mayor Ronald Aquino (left) and gubernatorial candidate Rosa Jessica Uy-Delgado says that the tag of Samar

as a hot spot area is no big deal but could even result to a peaceful conduct of elections.

Leyte Geothermal Produc-tion Field

Created in 1991, theLGPF-MMT primary re-sponsibility is to ensure that

LGPF works and operateswithin the framework of

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ve-year compact.

In a notice dated Nov.

30 and published in a

newspaper on Wednesday,

MCA-P formally put the

second road segment on the

auction block.

CP 2 will rehabilitate

a 63.8-kilometer road from

Barangay Tenani in Para-

nas, Samar to the San Ju-

lian and Sulat boundary in

Eastern Samar. It is one of

the four segments of the

Secondary National Roads

Development Project (SN-

RDP).

LGPF-MMT marks

its 20th anniversarySamar road project open for bidding

SAMAR AS ELECTION HOT SPOT

RSOG arrests

‘Eddie Garcia’

for rape

Gov. Daza orders

60-day preventive

suspension vs

Mayor Ardales

of Victoria

NGCP continues

to monitor,

inspect

transmission

lines

12,000 evacuees inC. Visayas return

home

OWWA

recognizes

2012 MOFYAnational

winners

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TACLOBAN CITY – It’s not a zero casualty inEastern Visayas duringstorm Pablo onslaught, withthe Ofce of the Civil De-

fense (OCD) reporting twodeaths from Southern Leyteand Biliran.

Virginia Sanico, 26, of Barangay Badiang, MaasinCity in Southern Leyte diedafter a branch of star appletree hit her head Tuesdayafternoon while on her wayhome after gathering re-woods.

“She was rushed di-rectly to the hospital butshe was conrmed dead onarrival,” said OCD regionaloperations ofcer EdilbertoMorales, Jr., in a phone in-terview.

Southern Leyte was placed under storm signalno. 3 when the storm madea landfall in Mindanao.When this incident hap-

pened, warning signal for the province was alreadylowered to level no. 2.

Rafaelito Fulgencio, 71,a sherman from BarangayMasagaosao, Kawayan,Biliran was also founddead offshore of BarangayLeparian, Bantayan, CebuWednesday morning.

His nephew Alex Ful-gencio survived when their

small shing boat capsized

CAMP KANGLEON,

Palo, Leyte – Eddie Gar-

cia can no longer portray

his real-life villainous ac-

tivities as the Regional

Special Operations Group(RSOG8) stamped out his

evil deeds.

Eastern Visayas po-

lice director Police Chief

Superintendent Elmer Ra-

gadio Soria said that the

namesake of multi-award-

ed veteran actor Eddie

Garcia, a 48-year old farm

laborer from Brgy. Cavite,

Alang-alang, Leyte was

captured by the elite team

from the Police Regional

Ofce 8 recently inside

the Alang-alang Cockpit

Arena.“He even tried to es-

cape but our men have al-

ready secured the entrance

and exit points of the gal-

lera,” Soria said.

The police regional

director is hoping that the

arrest will nally bring

justice to Garcia’s 13-year

old daughter, a second year

high school student, whom

he allegedly raped inside

CALBAYOG CITY -Many candidates from thiscity and the neighboringtowns in the rst district of this province are apprehen-sive and express their con-cerns about the presence of the private armed groups,otherwise known also aspartisan armed groups(PAGs), in the district.

A candidate, who re-fused to be named, saidthat these PAGs should beneutralized “for an honest

during storm surge earlythis week, according to Mo-rales.

Fulgencio reportedlyventured into municipal

water of Kawayan town tosh late Sunday afternoon.

“The victim’s body wasrecovered by Cebu sher -men while his traumatizednephew was immediatelytreated at Batayan munici-

pal hall,” Morales said.The typhoon has also

destroyed ve houses, sixmotorbancas, and ve cot-tages in an island resort inBorongan City. Moralessaid they are still waitingfor more typhoon-relatedreports from local disaster risk reduction managementcouncil.

“Our ofce continuesto monitor effects of thestorm. Now that the stormis gone, the local govern-ment units have been focus-ing on gathering reports,”Morales added.

Evacuees in South-ern Leyte were advised toreturn home Wednesdaymorning and class resumesin all parts of the regionyesterday.

All seaports in EasternVisayas resumed their nor-mal operation Wednedaymorning. (SARWELL Q. ME-

NIANO)

Typhoon Pablo kills

1 in Southern Leytetheir house in the evening

of June 19, 2012.

Records showed that

the victim sought police as-

sistance at the Alang-alang

Police Station and after a thorough investigation.

A case for rape was led

against the suspect on June

25, this year.

On October 30, Judge

Crisologo Bitas issued an

arrest warrant against Gar-

cia for the crime of rape

under Article 266-A of the

Revised Penal Code as

amended by Republic Act

8353 or the Anti-Rape Law

of 1997.

Bitas did not recom-

mend any bail bond for

Garcia’s temporary liberty.Soria said that he is

proud of his men who initi-

ated the suspect’s arrest.

“This is a product of

dedication and excellent in-

telligence work that makes

us all proud of our police

ofcers who deserve our

highest commendation,”

Soria averred. (PR/RACHEL

V. ARNAIZ)

RSOG arrests ‘Eddie

Garcia’ for rape

and credible elections”Police authorities con-

rm the presence of PAGsin the rst district of Samar with members armed withhigh powered rearms.

A police ofcial withthe rank of a senior super-intendent and who request-ed anonymity said that the

presence of PAGs makesthe Samar province as oneof the “hotspot areas” inEastern Visayas and “beingwatched by the police” for

this coming 2013 midtermelections.

He added that the pres-ence of these PAGs embold-en other candidates to havetheir armed bodyguards for

protection and “in turn an-other private armed groupin the making.”

The presence of PAGsin the province of Samar has been the issue in sev-eral past elections since inthe 1980’s.

A military post 2010elections report by the 8thinfantry division Philippinearmy, based in CatbaloganCity, this province, saidthat the political situationin Samar province wasthreatened by the exist-ence “of the partisan armedgroups (PAGs) intimidat-ing, harassing and coerc-ing the voters which alsothreatening the credibilityof the elections.”

The same military report also said that “the presence of partisan armedgroups in the rst district of Samar resulted to killingsof supporters from bothcontending parties.”

And also the same re-

port has recommended toneutralize these PAGs in the

province and “continue therelentless efforts to disman-tle partisan armed groups.”(RESTITUTO A. CAYUBIT)

Candidates express concern

on the presence of PAGs

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3Leyte Samar Daily ExpressFriday, 07 December 2012

TACLOBAN CITY –

Camella is on expansion

mode in Leyte, building

new housing units in its

two existing sites, and set

to introduce on Saturday

new home series, in its

third project.Camella Leyte gen-

eral manager Geraldine

Garcia said the very good

market in Leyte can be

attributed to the demand

for bigger homes with

unique amenities.

The rst phase of Vis-

ta Land and Lifescapes

Inc (Vista Land) project

was unveiled in 2009,

a nine-hectare property,

with more than 300 hous-

es. All units have been

sold out within two years.“For the second phase,

the plan is to build 170

units in three hectares. It

is now 60% complete,”

she added.

Construction is also

ongoing in Camella Or-

moc in western Leyte, a

four-hectare housing site

designed for 300 units. It

CATARMAN,NorthernSamar - Acting on the Nov.26, 2012 resolution of theSangguniang Panlalawiganhere this province recom-mending Mayor Jose Ard-ales of Victoria to be placedunder preventive suspensionand nding the same to be in

order for being accord withlaw, Gov, Paul Daza has is-sued on Dec. 3, 2012 anorder of preventive suspen-sion for a period of 60 daysagainst the town mayor.

The said order, pursuant

to Sec. 63 of RA 7160, TheLocal Government Code of 1991, considering that theevidence of guilt is strongand given the gravity of theoffense (malversation of public funds, dishonesty,gross neglect of duty, gravemisconduct and conductgrossly prejudicial to the best interest of the serviceand gross neglect of duty)there is a probability that hiscontinuance in ofce couldinuence the witnesses or

pose a threat to the safetyand integrity of the records

and other evidence of thiscase.This was conrmed by

newly-appointed Civil Secu-rity Ofce chief Gerry Mar -quita along with his assistantRoel Dato who had servedthe preventive suspension is-sued by the governor, Dec.3, 2012, at around 4:30 p.m.

is located in Brgy. Tambu-

lilid, Ormoc City, near the

Vista Land ’s La Pradrera,

a project launched several

years ago with over 100

lived in houses.

“About half of the

units are already sold outand some buyers have al-

ready started to transfer

to their new home,” she

added.

Camella Leyte and

Camella Ormoc with P1.2

million to P5 million price

tags, have been targeting

local businessmen and

overseas Filipino work-

ers.

“The good opportu-

nity in Leyte comes from

increasing demand for

housing by OFWs andeven retirees,” Garcia

added.

The new site will be

in Barangay Arado, Palo,

Leyte, the same town

where the rst Vista Land

project – Camella Leyte -

was established.

The 6.3 hectares Ca-

mella Palo, is located

along the national road

connecting this city and

Ormoc. The developer is

targeting to construct 500

low cost houses in two

years.

“House-and-lot pack-

ages are available at ratesranging from P1 million

to P1.3 million, a rate

that is within the nancial

reach of Region 8-based

professionals, starting

families and investors”

Garcia said.

The new site will in-

troduce Camella’s Les-

sandra series, a low cost

type of houses by Vista

Land, the country’s larg-

est home builder.

She added that if the

market will “respondwell,” they can develop

up to 20 hectares in Ca-

mella Palo.

The site will feature an

entrance gate, landscaped

garden, central amenity,

playground, basketball

court, tree-lined avenue,

and neighborhood com-

mercial. (SARWELL Q. MENIANO)

Camella expands in Leyte

to Mayor ArdalesThough the order was not

served directly to the mayor as they were advised andthis is aside of a jampackedmunicipal hall of employ-ees and ordinary spectators,Marquita said, ”We deemedit served as we posted it inthis towns legislative halland as well was able to havereceived the order, the of-ce of the vice mayor. The

said approved resolution no.168. Series of 2012 upon therecommendation of the SP

members to the governor for its issuance of the preven-tive suspension with basedon the administrative caseled by Esteban Francisco

III docketed as administra-tive case no. 2012-04, for malversation of public fundshaving spent P700,000 in the2012 budget for road open-ing from Brgy. Erenas toKarawisan of Brgy. Libertad by illegally using the amountin private property of whichrespondent does not deny inhis veried answer and in

his afdavit as well open-

ing among others, part of theamount due to the absence of the deed of exchange whileP388,800 allotted for se-lected borrow, and P60,000for calcied materials and

P140,000 equipments rental.It also said in the resolu-

tion, on the change of pub-lic property, it involves re-

spondent’s sister, a privateindivided who legally usedSuzuki motorcycle owned by municipal government for private used which gured in

an accident resulting to deathof maynar cabrillas and seri-ously injuring his brother Espiridion of which mayor andales does not deny in hisveried answer led before

the SP on nov.20, 2012 withspecial afrmative defenses

to the complaint.Another charge on il-

legal use of public prop-

erty for private propose,the respondent mayor alsoleft for Manila aboard theIsuzu highlander owned bythe municipal governmentwithout a travel authorityfrom the governor. Again therespondent does not deny inhis answer and afdavit theuse of vehicle and his travelas well to Manila… all thathe states is that he led no

pre-payment or reimburse-ment claim covering the pe-riod of last week of Septem- ber until 28 of 2012.

Basing on the audit re-

ports for 2011-2012 and oth-er charges, sufce its to state

that Mayor Ardales does notdeny the audit ndings and

argued as well that his townhas partially implementedthe audit recommendationwhich are all based on theAudit ndings. (PETER D.

PAREDES)

Gov. Daza orders 60-day preventive

suspension vs Mayor Ardales of Victoria

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Leyte Samar Daily Express OPINION Friday, 07 December 2012

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EDITORIAL Misnomer

4

World will not end December 21

Leyte Samar

to page 5

Ormoc Upside

Down

FIDEL D. BANZON

There will an end of the

wicked system of things, but

not the world we live in.

Many unbelievers of the

Holy Bible are afraid of the ru-

mor circulating that the world

will end on December 21

based on the claim that planet

called Nibiru will suddenly

appear to smash the earth.In a story released in the

internet by AFP relaxnews on

Dec. 4, Astrobiologist David

Morrison, of NASA’s Ames

Research Center, said: “This is

just manufactured fantasy, but

the truth is that many people

are worried about it and man

Ignorance of the Holy Bible leads to fear.

Which world to end?

of those people do write

to NASA”

As gathered from the

space agency, the young

people are claimed to be

terribl afraid cannot

eat or sleep, and some

contemplating suicide.

Morrison explained

that it does not make

sense, because if there

is reall a lanet Nibiru

the space agency could

see it. NASA has been

tracking the space and

if there is really Nibiru

and by now merely 14

days more to go it could

be the brightest object

in the sky after the Sun

and Moon.

Morrison advised:“You can dispel this

rumor yourself, just go

out and look at the sky.”

The advice of Morri-

son is true; there will be

no end of the world on

December 21. How am

oliticians pushing for the passage of House

Bill 4244 carrying the title “Responsible

Parenthood, Reproductive Health and Pop-ulation and Development Act of 2011” are up for

many things other than the things carried by the

nomenclature of the legislation. The legislation is

being made to appear as the response to the impov-

erished condition of our people, mainly the poor

majority who are burdened with inadequacies to

support numerous children. It depicts a picture of

parents overburdened supporting many childrenwhich income levels could not afford.

It puts the problem of poverty as rooted on the

number of people in the country. The presumption

is that the population is merely a number of peo-

ple consuming the limited resources of the country.

The debates over the bill had dragged for a long

time and congress is now pressed to act on the leg-

islation.

A run through the latest version of House Bill

4244 shows that the legislation is not so much

about responsible parenthood. The act of altering

the human system by setting artificial controls on

reproduction does not speak of being responsi-

ble. One cannot speak of parenthood without

couples producing offspring. Worse, parent-

hood that considers offspring as liability does

not show responsibility.

The bill treats more the rights of women

and their capacity to reproduce, with more

concern on limiting reproduction. With such

aim of reducing if not disabling the capacity to

reproduce in order not to add more consumers

of resources, it seems that the measure is pro-moting an unhealthy reproductive condition.

Finally, population development ought to

focus on developing every person into a pro-

ductive and self-reliant individual. It must aim

to develop and not to limit population. In the

end, the legislation appears a misnomer by its

title and people are confused as to the raging

issues that had gone down to personal attacks

among legislators and other sectors. The bill

simply carries a title that is not what it con-

tains and is thus a misnomer.

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Prayer for the Nation and

for Those who Serve inPublic Ofce

God, our Father, you guide every thing

in wisdom and love. Accept the prayers weoffer for our nation; by the wisdom of our

leaders and integrity of our citizens, may

harmony and justice be secured and maythere be lasting prosperity and peace.

Almighty and eternal God, You know thelongings of our hearts and You protect our

rights. In your goodness, watch over thosein 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)

Pray the Holy Rosary daily for

world peace and conversion of sinners

(The family that prays together stays together)

The Sower

Friday of the 1st Week of Advent

Is 29:17-24; Ps 27; Mt 9:27-31

THE HEALING OF TWO BLIND MEN

When Jesus passed on from Capernaum, two blind men followed[him], crying out, “Son of David, have pity on us!” when he enteredthe house, the blind men approached him and Jesus said to them, “Doyou believe that I can do this?” “Yes, Lord,” they said to him. Then hetouched their eyes and said, “Let it be done to you according to your faith.” And their eyes were opened. Jesus warned them sternly, “Seethat no one knows about this.” But they went out and spread word of him through all that land.

SEEING

These men could not see Jesus but they knew him. They couldnot see him but they followed him. Perhaps we could say that they physically to follow Jesus without being able to see him physically.They would be in danger of stumbling or even losing their way but theyhad the courage to persist in their prayer and in their following of Jesus.Their prayers and their faith were nally rewarded. Jesus touched their

eyes and their sight returned, how happy they must have been to be ableto see now with their eyes, the one they had known and seen by faith! Aman who can see only with his eyes is not very fortunate. He needs to be blessed like those blind men to be able to see Jesus also with the eyesof faith. What do I see in Jesus by the gift of faith? (Daily Gospel Now,R. Sullivan, OMI, published by Paulines, visit us at www.paulines.phor at Paulines Media Center, Real St., Tacloban City, Tel. 321-31-95)

Sower’s Seeds: “THE LORD IS COMING.” “Conscientiousnessin small things is a prescription for love of God medicine, maximum penance and a great pastoral virtue.” – Blessed James Alberione, SSP,S.Th.D., Founder of the Pauline Family

Leyte Samar Daily ExpressOPINION 5

Lights risks World...from page 4

Friday, 07 December 2012

Learning tasks?

I too sure?

Reading the Holy

Bible in the Book of

Matthew Chapter 24,

in one of its verses,

states that the day and

the hour of the last days

of this wicked system

of things, even Jesus

Christ while on earth

did not know when.

True to the holy

writings, the end will

not include those meek

ones who will survive

the destruction of evil-

doers. There are sever-

al false prophets aris-

ing in this time of the

end to mislead many.

The Holy Bible can

even be read that the

end of the wicked will

be like the coming of athief. So, no one will

know when it will hap-

pen, except the full-

ment of the sign of the

end as written Mat-

thew Chapter 24 clear-

ly indicates the present

world condition is very

near at hand.

The recent typhoon

Pablo proves the pass-

ing at places never be-

fore been hit by an

conagration occurs

these days. The threat

of trouble created b

the Chinese govern-

ment to prohibit the

use of the China Sea,

as well as the wars in

the Middle East and

Africa are all indica-

tion the present system

of wickedness shall

end.

The end is in the

timetable of the Crea-

tor of Heaven and

Earth and should serve

for those who do not

believe in the Holy Bi-

ble to start reading and

investigate carefull

the message it con-

tains.

However, the good

news is December 21

will not be the end o

the present abnormal

world we have. You

can bet it will not hap-

pen on the said date.

Cheers and enjoy the

weekend! (Feedback

welcome, g_duna@ya-

hoo.com)

Some tasks teachers

give to their students is

sometimes confusing, ques-

tionable, and seemingly

inappropriate, making the

parents wonder if, indeed,

these mentors are applying

what they learned in col-lege while yet preparing for

a teaching job.

Left with no choice, the

students could hardly com-

plain knowing that they

are at the mercy of their

teachers; their grades are at

stake. It is the parents, with

a greater sense of judg-

ment, who may be quick

to question the relevance

of the assigned tasks, bas-

ing their argument on the

kind of subject handled by

a teacher. Surely, it doesn’t

take an academician to g-ure out whether an activity

would result in the develop-

ment of targeted skills or

not. And parents could be

good at this.

Imagine a science teach-

er, for instance, asking his

students to submit drawings

(not ready made pictures)

of all the human body sys-

tems? The students spend

their time working on these,

get preoccupied drawing

those intricate pictures they

no longer have time for

other subjects that requirequizzes and examinations.

What does the science

teacher expect them to be-

come—painters? The stu-

dents are made to study one

thing, but they are made to

do another thing. The skill

that is being developed is

irrelevant to the subject.

Some teachers, on the

other hand, have been ac-

cused of requiring students

to submit things that have

nothing to do with the sub-

ject taken up. The subject,

for instance, is history, but the students are made

to pass ornamental plants

in pots, or other so-called

projects that may be costly

but are irrelevant to the

subject at hand. Students

sometimes do not see the

discrepancy here as theirs is

just to comply with the re-

quirement. But the parents

or those sending these stu-

dents to school and are theones who have to shoulder

the necessary expenses are

the ones who complain.

Observations have it

that some teachers are up to

exploit their students, like

milking cows. Whatever it

is that they need at home,

or for personal adornment,

they require the same from

students in the guise of pro-

jects. How the students ac-

quire those would depend

on the teacher’s demands. It

could be through contribu-

tions or in kind. It doesn’tmake a difference so long

as the teacher gets what he/

she wants. Such cases have

been reportedly rampant

in some areas, reason why

directives from DepEd and

CHED have been issued

against such teacher abuses.

Teacher-required items

coming in the form of mate-

rial things must be solicited

out of greed on the part of

concerned teachers. Those

requirements that preoc-

cupy students to the point

of losing time for other subjects, on the other hand,

could be one of stupidity

on the teacher’s part. These

are teachers who need re-

fresher courses, needing to

review teaching strategies

for proper guidance. They

waste the students’ time

while depriving the same

of quality and appropriate

training.

In whatever case, in-

stances like these involv-

ing pedagogical activities

in schools should not be

ignored by education au-

thorities. Erring teachers

need to have their attention

called occasionally. What

they should teach and re-

quire from students should

be in line with course re-

quirements. If there will bemore, ne, but those added

inputs again must be rel-

evant to the subjects taught.

Teachers have no business

remaining in their profes-

sion if they cannot provide

the appropriate learning in-

puts to students.

below the standard re-

quired by law. These prod-

ucts are passed under or

even behind the authorities

that are charged to check

their quality to the detri-

ment of the buying pub-

lic. We cannot blame end

users who are lured into

buying such fake items

that carry cheap price tags.

The customer is always in-

clined to take the cheapest

not matter the quality.

Maybe it is high time

for government authori-

ties to start tightening the

regulation of these fake

and substandard products.

We do not want to be re-

peating tragic events that

could have been avoided

in the rst place if the au-

thorities had only been

watchful and strict against

the sale of face and sub-standard Christmas lights.

These items may behelping the poor for their cheapness but the hazardfar more outweigh thecheapness if we think of the danger it brings to lifeand property. Let us makethe Christmas celebration

bright but never burningwith danger series thatignite re than glow to

brighten the yuletide cel-ebration.

People need to refocus

their preparation into theessentials of Christmas.More than the glitters andlights adorning our homes,we need to straighten our

path for the coming of our Savior. The call of theadvent season is for us to

prepare, in the spiritualmore than the materialaspect. By responding tothe challenge of living theteachings of our God, wewould be brought far fromlights risks.

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safe and secure. We need

to put safety above beauty

for the latter may become

meaningless if the cel-

ebration will be in embers

merely for our failure to

ensure safety.

We know too well that

there are more important

things for the yuletide sea-

son than the brightness of

our homes, stores and of-

ces. Let us not leave the

celebration to chances on

the fault of our propensity

to buying cheap items that

are often fake if not sub-

standard. There are always

genuine items that can be

relied for their quality and

safety. We must not gam-

ble on cheap items thatmay not only keep our cel-

ebration aglow but burn-

ing.

We are not unaware of

the proliferation of fake

Christmas lights that are

to have lights for a bright

Christmas. Unlighted dec-

orations do not draw much

attention as much as those

that are bright and shin-

ing with Christmas lights

aglow.

But in our desire to cre-

ate a glowing and bright

Christmas, we are re-

minded of simple precau-

tionary measures in order

that we can have a truly

happy celebration. Fore-

most of these reminders

is to ensure that the lights

we use to keep the Christ-

mas spirit aglow must be

As the yuletide season

is fast approaching, people

will again be on a frenzy

of creating a bright cel-

ebration. Decorations ll

homes, stores and even

public places and in all

these, Christmas lights

had become an indispen-

sable xture. We love to

see the colorful lights that

adorn various places as

decorations look pale and

incomplete without lights.

These xtures had become

part of tradition that no

matter the economic con-

dition, people nd ways

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6 NOTICES Friday, 07 December 2012Leyte Samar Daily Express

Republic of the

Philippines

REGIONAL TRIAL

COURT

8th Judicial Region

Branch 18, Hilongos,

Leyte

-oOo-

IN THE MATTER OF

THE DECLARATION

OF PRESUMPTIVE

DEATH OF ALMA

CAVITE

RONALDO R.

FLANCO,

Petitioner

SP. PROC. NO. H-509

x- - - - - - - -x

ORDERRONALD R. FLANCO, by

counsel, submits his Petition

unto this court seeking an Or-

der to declare Alma Cavite, his

wife, dead for all intents and

purposes.

To support his petition, he al-

leges and states, THAT: he is

a Filipino, of legal age, over-

seas contract worker, and a

resident of Eastern Barangay,

Hilongos, Leyte; he is married

to Alma Cavite, a native of

Hilongos, Leyte; the spouses

lived together as husband and

wife for a number of years,

but had no offspring, until

Alma Cavite left for the UnitedStates of America; during her

rst few months in the U.S. she

communicated with the peti-

tioner, but as years passed, the

frequency of communication

was lessened; petitioner in-

quired from her nearest of kin

about the whereabouts of his

wife, the foreign address to be

exact, but nothing was given

to him, so that he was not able

to contact her, for many years,

he had not known her wherea-

bouts; absent spouse had not

been communicating to him

for more than ve (5) years

now, unti. he was notied of

her alleged death due to cancer

in the United States, although

no death certicate proves it;

and, he hereby les this Peti-

tion to declare her dead for all

intents and purposes.

WHEREFORE, nding this

Petition sufcient in FORM

and SUBSTANCE, the same

is given due course and is set

for initial hearing on Decem-

ber 19, 2012 at 8:30 morning

at which date, time and place,

anyone that may be prejudicedby this Petition may object to it

at this rst opportunity.

Article 247 (Family Code)

and Republic v. Tangco, G.R.

No. 161062, July 31, 2009

have expressed that the judg-

ment in a summary proceeding

shall be immediately nal and

executory.

Accordingly, for the protec-

tion of this Court, this Order

must be published in a news-

paper of general circulation in

the Province of Leyte at least

once a week for three (3) con-

secutive weeks. All expenses

charge to the petition.

Furnish copy of this Order

to the Petitioner and counsel at

their given addresses for them

to be present during the sched-uled initial hearing.

SO ORDERED.

IN CHAMBERS, this 30th

day of October 2012, Hilon-

gos, Leyte, Philippines

(Sgd.) EPHREM S.

ABANDO

Judge LSDE: Nov. 30, Dec. 7 & 14,

2012

Republic of the

Philippines

REGIONAL TRIAL

COURT

8th Judicial Region

Branch 18, Hilongos,

Leyte

-oOo-

IN THE MATTER OF

CORRECTION OF THE

ENTRY IN THE

CERTIFICATE OF

LIVE BIRTH OF

LAWRENCE A.ABASOLA

LAWRENCE A.

ABASOLA

Petitioner

-versus-

THE LOCAL CIVIL

REGISTRAR (LCR) OF

HILONGOS, LEYTE

-and-

THE NATIONAL

STATISTICS OFFICE

(NSO)

CARMELITA N.

ERICTA

ADM. AND CIVIL

REGISTRAR

GENERAL

Respondents

SP PROC. NO._____

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

ORDER

LAWRENCE A. AB-

ASOLA, by counsel, submits

his veried Petition seeking

a correction of his entry for

sex (female to MALE), and

an unreadable middle name

AMADO.

In support of his Petition,

he avers, THAT: he is a Fili-

pino, of legal age, married,

male and a resident of Brgy.

Maasin, Hindang, Leyte; he

was born on February 2, 1986

to Spouses Leonardo C. Ab-

asola and Teresita R. Amado;

the facts of his birth was duly

registered in the Ofce of the

Local Civil Registry of Hin-

dang, Leyte and submitted to

the National Statistics Ofce;

however, error was made as

his sex was entered as Femaleinstead of male.

WHEREFORE, nding his

Petition sufcient in FORM

and SUBSTANCE, the same

is set for initial hearing on

December 18, 2012 at 8:30

morning at which date, time

and place, anyone taht may

be prejudiced by this petition

may object to it at this rst op -

portunity.

Publish this Order in a news-

paper of general circulation in

the Province of Leyte at least

once a week for three (3) suc-

cessive weeks.

Furnish copy of this Order

to the Petitioner and his coun-

sel at their given addresses for

them to be present during the

scheduled initial hearing.SO ORDERED.

IN CHAMBERS, this 22nd

day of October, 2012, Hilon-

gos, Leyte, Philippines.

(Sgd.) EPHREM S.

ABANDO

Judge LSDE: Nov. 30, Dec. 7 & 14,

2012

Republic of the Philippines

Ofce of the President

HOUSING AND LAND USE REGULATORY BOARD

Central Visayas Region, Cebu City

NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that San Juanico Highlands Real Estate Corp. of

Gerardo Villasin Bldg., Rizal Ave., Tacloban City has/have led with the Hous-

ing and Land Use Regulatory Board a sworn registration statement for the

sale of subdivision lots located at Brgy. 98, Cabalawan, Tacloban City speci-

cally identied/described as San Juanico Highlands project. That the registra-tion statement and all papers attached thereto are available for inspection during

business hours by any person having legal interest thereon and upon proper

application and that copy thereof shall be furnished to such peson upon payment

of proper fees.

Any person with valid objection to the registration of the project amy le his/

her objection in writing with the Housing and Land Use Regulatory Board, Rm.608, 6F Club Ultima, Tower II, Fuente Towers, Osmeña Blvd., Cebu City, Tel-

ephone Nos. 254-4564 and 418-7990, within ten (10) days from the date of lastpublication.

Cebu City, Philippines, 20 November 2012.

(Sgd.) ALIXES ROY T. LOPEZ

Regional Director * * * * * * * * * * * * *

Republic of the Philippines

Ofce of the President

HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT COORDINATING COUNCIL

Housing and Land Use Regulatory Board

NOTICE OF PUBLICATION

(PAUNAWA)

Ipinauunawa na ang/si San Juanico Highlands Real Estate Corp. ay na-

gharap sa Housing and Land Use Regulatory Board ng isang panunumpang

nakatala para sa bilihan ng subdivision lot/lots sa San Juanico Highlands namatatagpuan sa Brgy. 98, Cabalawan, Tacloban City; na ang nakatalang pa-

hayag at ang lahat ng kasulatang nakakabit doon ay nakahanda sa pagsusuri

ng sinumang tao na nagtataglay ng ligal na interest doon pagkaraan ng wastong

applikasyon; at ang mga kasulatan ay ibibigay sa nabanggit na tao pagkataposng kaukulang bayad.

Sinumang tao na may kapani-paniwalang pagtutol sa pagkatala ng proyekto

ay maaaring magbigay ng nilagdaang pagtutol sa Housing and Land Use Regula-tory Board, Rm. 608, Tower II, Crown Regency Hotel and Towers, Osmeña Blvd.,

Cebu City, na hindi hihigit sa loob ng sampong (10) araw mula sa pinakahuling

pagkalathala.

Bayan ng Cebu, Pilipinas, 20 ng Nobyembre 2012

(Sgd.) ALIXES ROY T. LOPEZ

Regional Director LSDE: Nov. 30 & Dec. 7, 2012

EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT

NOTICE is hereby given that heirs of the late Jose Camposano, extrajudicially settled, partitioned and adjudicated over parcels of land described as:

A) Lot 28, Block 4, Phase 4, Pcs-08-00010, situated in Brgy. Caibaan, City of Tacloban, covered by TCT No. T-36926; containing an area of 189 square

eters, covered by TCT No. T-36926; B) Lot 27, Block 4, Phase 4, Pcs-08-000010 situated in the Barangay of Caibaan, City of Tacloban, Island of Leyte,

containing an area of 222 square meters, and covered by TCT No. T-36927;C) Lots 27 & 28, Block 4, Phase 4, located on Brgy. 019 Calanipawan, Tacloban

City, covered by TD No. 68245; D) Lot No. 9-D of the subdivision plan, Psd-08-006573, situated in the Barrio of Sagcahan, City of Tacoban, Province of

Leyte, Island of Leyte containing an area of 239 square meters, more or less and covered by Transfer Certicate of Title No. T-43804; E) A commercial

uilding in the name of Jose P. Camposano, erected on Lot 9-D, Block 7 (TCT No. 43804), located in Brgy. 64, Sagcahan, Tacloban City, covered by Tax

Declaration No./ARP No. 028-3146; F) Lot 17, Block 1 of the subdivision plan Psd-55674, situated in the Barrio of Anibong, Tacloban City, containing an

area of 295.50 square decimeters, more or less and covered by TCT No. T-14475;G) A two-storey commercial building erected on lot 17, block 1, located

in Brgy. 73, PHHC/Anibong, Tacloban City, covered by Tax Dec. No. 02503601; H) Lot-3345-C-1-D-2, Psd-08-017332-D, situated in the Brgy. of Cala-

ipawan, City of Tacloban, Province of Leyte, Island of Leyte, containing an area of 267 square meters, more or less and coveed by Transfer Certicate of

Title No. T-60724; I)A parcel of land designated as Lot 3349-C-1-C-1 of the subdivision plan, Psd-08-019609-D, situated in barangay Calanipawan, City

of Tacloban, Province of Leyte, Island of Leyte, containing an area of 200 square meters, more or less and covered by TCT No. T-63094; J) Lot 3349-C-

1-C-2, Psd-08-019609-D, situated in barangay Calanipawan, City of Tacloban, Province of Leyte, Island of Leyte, containing an area of 200 square meters,

ore or less and covered by TCT No. T-63095;K) Lot 3349-C-1-C-3, of the subdivision plan, Psd-08-019609-D, situated in barangay Calanipawan, City

of Tacloban, Province of Leyte, Island of Leyte, containing an ara of 214 square meters, more or less and covered by TCT No. T-63096; L) Lot 1 of the

consolidation-subdivision of Plan Pcs-08-001001-D, situated in barangay of Caibaan, City of Tacloban, Province of Leyte, Island of Leyte, containing an

area of 150 square meters, more or less and covered by TCT No. T-62780 of the Registry of Deeds of Tacloban City; M) Lot 2, Pcs-08-001001-D, situated

in barangay Caibaan and Calanipawan, City of Tacloban, Province of Leyte, Island of Leyte, containing an area of 150 square meters, more or less and

covered by TCT No. T-62781 of the Registry of Deeds of Tacloban City; N) Lot 3, Pcs-08-001001-D, situated in Barangay Caibaan and Calanipawan, City

of Tacloban, Province of Leyte, Island of Leyte, containing an area of 179 square meters and covered by TCT No. T-62782; O)A parcel of land designated

as Lot 14-A, Csd-08-001213-D, situated in Brgy. Campitik, Palo, Leyte, with an area of 500 square meters and covered by Original Certicate of Title No.

P-38178 of the Registry of Deeds for the Province of Leyte; P) Lot No. 14, Gss-1218, Free Patent No. 465227, situated in Barrio of Hitomnog, Municipality

of Dagami, Province of Leyte, Island of Leyte, with an area of 11,876 square meters and covered by Original Certicate of Title No. P-24038 of the Registry

of Deeds for the Province of Leyte; Q) Lot No. 13, Gss-1218, Free Patent No. 505731, situated at Barrio of Hitomnog, Municipality of Dagami, Province of

Leyte, Island of Leyte, Philippines, with an area of 1,793 square meters and covered by Original Certicate of Title No. P-16620 of the Registry of Deeds

or the Province of Leyte; R) Lot No. 887, Pls-450, situated in the Municipality of Dagami, Province of Leyte, containing an area of 39,635 square meters

and covered by TCT No. TP-10863 of the Registryof Deeds for the Province of Northern Leyte; S) A parcel of land situated in the Municipality of Dagami,

Province of Leyte, containing an area of 1.3463 hectares. Registered in the name of JOSE CAMPOSANO, covered by TCT No. T-1724 of the Registry of

Deeds for the Province of Leyte; T) Lot 5192 with Property Identication No. 044-12-061-08-004, situated in Brgy. Tagkip, Dagami, Leyte, containing

an area of 6.364 hectares and covered by Tax Declaration of Real Property No. 12061-00089 of the ofce of the Municipal Assessor of Dagami, Leyte;U)

Lot 5268-6168, with Property Identication No. 044-12-061-08-005, situated in Brgy. Tagkip, Dagami, Leyte, containing an area of 0.5457 hectares and

covered by Tax Declaration of Real Property No. 12061-00090 of the ofce of the Municipal Assessor of Dagami, Leyte; V) A parcel of land situated in

he Barrio of Hitomnog, Municipality of Dagami, Leyte, containing an area of 0.2397 hectares and covered by Tax Declaration No. 3880 R6 of the ofce

of the Municipal Assessor of Dagami, Leyte; W)A parcel of land situated in the Barrio of Hitomnog, Municipality of Dagami, Leyte, containing an area of

1.2122 hectares and covered by Tax Declaration No. 7359 R7 of the ofce of the Municipal Assessor of Dagami, Leyte.

That heirs/parties, hereby waive the one-half (1/2) share of the decedent, including the existing improvements, some exclusive and some conjugal in

common in favor of their mother Zaida C. Camposano; per Doc. No. 93, Page No. 20, Book No. LXXXI, Series of 2012 of Notary Public Atty. Papiano L.

Santo. LSDE: Nov. 30, Dec. 7 & 14, 2012

AFFIDAVIT OF EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENTNOTICE 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. 4019-B, 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. November 30, Dec. 7 & 14, 2012

AFFIDAVIT OF SELF-ADJUDICATIONNOTICE is hereby given that Rosendo T. Jundis extrajudicially settled and adjudicated over a parcel of land, Lot No. 12412,

containing an area of 4,327 located at Brgy. Lunang, Hilongos, Leyte and covered by Tax Dec. No. 14024-00053 R-13 and O.C.T.

No. P-31396; per Doc. No. 456, Page No. 93, Book No. VI, Se-

ries of 2012 of Notary Public Atty. Ma. Lourdes Madula Vilbar.

November 30, Dec. 7 & 14, 2012

ERRATUM

In LTFRB Case No. VIII-2002-0148, Applicant Ricar-

do Dasal, Jr. the route should be read as TACLOBAN

CITY-PALANOG-SALVACION and VICE VERSA not

Tacloban-Salvacion as we published on December 1,

2012.

We regret the error. ED.

Republic of the PhilippinesDepartment of Transportation

& CommunicationsLand Transportation Franchising

& Regulatory BoardRegional Ofce No. 8

Tacloban City

LTFRB CASE NO. VIII-2012-0665

Application for Issuance of a CPC operate aFILCAB service.(COLORUM LEGALIZATION)

BENJAMIN LOYOLAApplicant/s/Petitioner

x.............................xNOTICE OF HEARING

APPLICANT REQUEST AUTHOR-ITY FOR THE ISSUANCE OF A CPC TOOPERATE A FILCAB SERVICE FOR THETRANSPORTATION OF PASSENGERS ANDFREIGHT ALONG THE LINE: GUIUAN-SU-LANGAN & VICE VERSA WITH THE USEOF ONE (1) UNIT.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THATTHIS APPLICATION WILL BE HEARD BYTHIS BOARD ON DECEMBER 20, 2012 AT9:00 AM AT ITS OFFICE AT THE ABOVEMENTIONED 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 inEastern Visayas.

Parties opposed to the approval of the application must le veried written oppositionsupported by documentary evidences on or

before the above date furnishing a copy of thesame to the applicant, and may if they so desire,appear on said date and time.

This application shall be acted upon by the

Board on the basis of its records and the docu-mentary evidences submitted by parties under the board deems it necessary to receive addi-tional documentary or testimonial evidences.

WITNESS THE HONORABLE RE-GIONAL DIRECTOR, ARTHUR L. SAIPU-DIN, this 4th day of December, 2012.

(Sgd.) Atty. MANUEL R. P. MARTILLOAttorney IV




Tacloban City

LTFRB CASE NO. VIII-2012-0666Application for Issuance of a CPC operate aPUJ service. (COLORUM LEGALIZATION)

ELIAS TUBES, JR.

Applicant/s/Petitioner x.............................x

NOTICE OF HEARINGAPPLICANT REQUEST AUTHORITYFOR THE ISSUANCE OF A CPC TO OPER-ATE A PUJ SERVICE FOR THE TRANSPOR-TATION OF PASSENGERS AND FREIGHTALONG THE LINE: GUIUAN-SULANGAN& VICE VERSA WITH THE USE OF ONE(1) UNIT.





This application shall be acted upon bythe Board on the basis of its records and the

documentary evidences submitted by partiesunder the board deems it necessary to receiveadditional documentary or testimonial evi-dences.



7/30/2019 LSDE December 07, 2012


7Leyte Samar Daily ExpressNEWSFriday, 07 December 2012

National Anti Poverty Commission Program Ofcer Nitz Nartea talks on Empowering Lo-

cal Communities Stakeholders and linking them with the national government at the pro-

gram orientation and workshop for BUPB LGU’s on Salintubig Project in Samar Island.

Recipients of the said program being undertaken by DILG was called to a 3- day work-

shop at Hotel Alejandro to ensure smooth preparation of required documents to avail of

the potable water system project. (Myra Tambor)

TACLOBAN CITY—

The National Grid Corpo-

ration of the Philippines

(NGCP) said it continues

to monitor and inspect

transmission lines and oth-er facilities affected by the

passage of Typhoon Pablo

(international code name:

Bopha) in the Visayas area.

Elmer Cruz, NGCP

Visayas corporate commu-

nications and public affairs

ofcer said the Palanas

Cara-Catarman 69-kV line

in Northern Samar which

tripped on Monday morn-

ing due to a detached insu-

lator has been restored.

“Power in affected cus-

tomers in Northern Samar

Electric Cooperative hasbeen restored at around

1:18 p.m. that same day,”

Cruz said.

Cruz added as of 11:00

a.m. of Wednesday, pow-

ers were already restored in

the Amlan-Bindoy 69-kV

line and Bacong-Siaton 69-

The Philippine Drug En-

forcement Agency (PDEA)

seized 121.03 grams of

methamphetamine hydro-

chloride, popularly known

as shabu, during an entrap-

ment operation and imple-

mentation of a search war-

rant in Leyte.

PDEA Director Gen-

eral Undersecretary Arturo

G. Cacdac, Jr. said that theconscated illegal drug

worth approximately P

770,500, was seized from

a house in Bantiller Street,

Poblacion, Kananga, Leyte.

On November 30, 2012,

tually extended until De-cember 21 this year,” Yapsaid.

Yap further said thatthey are willing to extenduntil 7:00 pm. on Decem-

ber 21 for late registrants.Meanwhile, Yap clari-

ed that they have not yetreceived instructions fromtheir central ofce if theywill still accept registrantsafter the deadline.

“If there is an instruc-tion from the central ofceon accepting late regis-trants, there might have a

possibility to implement aregistration fee for the ICC

markings,” he said.It can be recalled that

based on the August mem-orandum addressed to theDTI, supposedly there isa 1.50 cents fee for ICCmarkings and 100 pesos

processing fee.On the other hand, DTI

is now monitoring local es-tablishments in the regionselling helmets to havethem registered in their of-ce.

It was revealed that based on the DTI’s record,25,000 helmets are still to

be registered by the DTIout of 27,000 registeredmotorcycle riders in the

province.“There is an estimated

8,000 ICC stickers re-leased, and we are still toregister 25,000 motorcycle

riders,” he disclosed. (ROB-

ERT FRANCISCO)

EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATENOTICE is hereby given that heirs of the late FRANCISCO G. LAD-

IAO, who died intestate in Makati, Metro Manila, on 25 September 2008

extrajudicially settled, partitioned and adjudicated several real properties

consisting of ONE-HALF (1/2) of the following as listed and name par-

icularly described as follows: Tax Dec. No. Parcel 1, 10147-05-09454,

Title No. NONE, Location: Brgy. McKinley; Lot Number: Timberland;

Area (Sq.Mtrs.): 21,695; Tax Dec. No. Parcel 2, 10223-05-12704; Title

No. TCT No. 10317, Location: Brgy. Doña Pulqueria; Lot Number: 308;

Area (Sq.Mtrs.): 20,369; Tax Dec. No. Parcel 3, 10022-05-04535; Title

No. TCT No. 15986, Location: Brgy. Cawayan; Lot Number: 1493-D; Area

(Sq.Mtrs.): 11,810; Tax Dec. No. Parcel 4, 10023-05-04536; Title No.

TCT No. 15988, Location: Brgy. Cawayan; Lot Number: 1493-E; Area (Sq.Mtrs.): 1,791; Tax Dec. No. Parcel 5, 10158-05-04658; Title No. NONE,

Location: Brgy. Cawayan; Lot Number: Res. Bldg.; Area (Sq.Mtrs.): 64;

Tax Dec. No. Parcel 6, 10046-05-06477; Title No. TCT No. 10242, Lo-

cation: Brgy. Cawayan; Lot Number 2 of Pcs-08-001089; Area (Sq.Mtrs.):

2,500; Tax Dec. No. Parcel 7, 10079-05-03133; Title No. OCT No. 16619,

Location: Brgy. Mabolo; Lot Number: Psu-222164; Area (Sq.Mtrs.): 133;

Tax Dec. No. Parcel 8, 10060-05-01320; Title No. TCT No. NONE, Loca-

ion: Brgy. Mabolo; Lot Number: Res. Bldg.; Area (Sq.Mtrs.): 133, per Doc.

No. 52, Page No. 11, Book No. VIII, Series of 2012 of Notary Public Atty.

Pepito G. Rivas. LSDE: Dec. 7, 14 & 21, 2012

EXTRA-JUDICIAL PARTITION WITH WAIVER OF RIGHTSNOTICE is hereby given that heirs of the late Leonido Oledan of

Carigara, Leyte, Philippine extrajudicially settled, partitioned with waiv-

er of rights over a Certicate of Public Convenience issued by the Land

Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB), Region VIII,

Tacloban City, allowing Leonida Oledan to operae as Public Utility, a mini

bus ying the route Tacloban City-Carigara and Vice Versa, using One (1)

unit of used Mini-Bus specically described as Mitsubishi with Motor No.4D32-514988, Chassis No.: EE434E-00040 and Plate No. HVI-735 granted

under LTFRB Case No. VIII-2001-1898. As the only surviving heirs, the

afornamed parties hereby AGREED, knowingly and voluntarily that their

respective undivided share of subject property including their rights to the

certicate of public conveneince are hereby waived in favor of their co-heir

Dennis Oledan, per Doc. No. 786, Book No. II, Page No. 56, Series of 2012

of Notary Public Apolonio D. Rance. LSDE: Dec. 7, 14 & 21, 2012

kV line that affected por-

tions of Negros Oriental I

Electric Cooperative, Inc.

(Noreco I) and Noreco II.

“The Garcia-Tagbila-

ran City 69-kV line thattransmits power to Bohol

II Electric Cooperative,

Inc. (Boheco II) and Bo-

hol Light Company, Inc.

(BLCI) franchise areas

previously affected by the

outage have been restored,”

Cruz said.

As of 2:00 p.m. yester-

day, Cruz said the following

Visayas lines are still un-

dergoing restoration works:

Ubay-Alicia-Garcia 69-

kV line in Bohol; Amlan-

Dumaguete-Bacong-Siaton

69-kV line that affected thetowns of Amlan, Sibulan,

Bacong, Dauin, Zamboan-

gita, Sitaon and Dumaguete

City in Negros Oriental;

Bindoy-Guhulngan City

69-kV line that affected

portions of Noreco I; and

Mabinay-Bayawan City

69-kV line also in Negros

Oriental.

“The loss of power may

be caused by affected trans-

mission facilities of NGCP

or distribution facilities of local distribution utilities

or electric cooperatives.

Specic areas affected by

the power interruptions are

determined by the electric

cooperatives, unless the

outage affects the entire

franchise area,” Cruz said.

He added necessary

preparations and precau-

tions have been implement-

ed to minimize the impact

of Typhon Pablo on NGCP

operation and facilities.

“We ensure the avail-

ability of hardware materi-als and supplies necessary

for the repair ofdamages

to facilities, as well as the

positioning of line crews

in strategic areas, to facili-

tate immediate restoration

work,” Cruz said. (REYAN

L. ARINTO)

NGCP continues to monitor,inspect transmission lines

industry development spe-cialist Celito Yap in an in-

terview said that they arenow encouraging the mo-torcycle riders to have anICC stickers of their hel-mets on or before its dead-line, which will be on De-cember 21, 2012.

“It was originally until November 30 only, but dueto the demand, it was even-

TACLOBAN CITY - Asthe markings of ICC stick-

ers of the standard helmetamong motorcycle ridersis about to end, the Depart-ment of Trade and Industry(DTI), Leyte provincial of-ce urges the motor cycleriders to have their helmetsregistered for ICC mark-ings and avoid the rush.

DTI’s senior trade and

at around 6:45 in the even-

ing, combined elements of

PDEA Regional Ofce 8

(PDEA RO8) under Direc-

tor Julius Navales; Provin-

cial Anti-Illegal Drugs-Spe-

cial Operations Task Group

(PAIDSOTG) of the Leyte

Provincial Police Ofce

(LPPO) and Kananga Mu-

nicipal Police Station, con-

ducted a buy-bust operationin Bantiller Street which re-

sulted in the arrest of Roel

Oliverio, alias Kawi, 33

years old, jobless.

Oliverio was arrested af-

ter he handed over a sachet

of shabu containing 0.06

grams to a poseur-buyer in

exchange for the 500-peso

marked bill (used as buy-

bust money). Thereafter

and armed with a warrant,

the operatives searched Oli-

verio’s house and recovered

eight more plastic sachets

containing shabu and sev-

eral drug paraphernalia.

The suspect will be fac-ing appropriate charges for

violation of Article II of

Republic Act 9165, or the

Comprehensive Dangerous

Drugs Act of 2002. (PR)

DTI:Registration for ICC markings

of helmets only until December 21

PDEA seizes 121 grams of ‘shabu’ in Leyte

sound environmental prac-

tices, Permits, ECC con-

ditions and all applicableenvironmental laws and

regulations.

In connection with the

20th year anniversary, theLGPF-MMT together withthe Environmental Man-

agement Bureau in the re-

gion, gathered for an an-niversary program to mark

the celebration as well as

give recognition to localgovernment units, agencies

and the private sector for

the successful existence of the monitoring team.

Engr. Esperanza Sajul,chief of the EMB Environ-

mental Impact Assessment

and Management Divi-

sion, Review and Assess-ment Section, underscored

the importance of MMTs particularly on public par-

ticipation in looking at theenvironmental and social

impacts of any develop-

ment project.According to Sajul,

who represented EMB Di-

rector Atty. Juan MiguelCuna during the anniver-

sary program, ‘effective

public participation trans-lates to better transparency

and accountability and that

when decision-making pro-cesses are more open, pub-lic condence is expected

to increase yielding better decisions and sustainable

results.’Aspart of their anniver-

sary program, EMB-8 ad-min nance chief Maribel

Munsayac likewise pre-

sented the LGPF-MMT ex-

perience throughout the 20years of operations. Mun-

sayac is one of the origi-nal members of the LGPF-

MMT, being the CENROofcer in Ormoc City when

the monitoring team wascreated in 1991.

The LGPF-MMT wasformally organized in No-

vember 1992 with the sign-

ing of the memorandumof understanding (MOU)

with the DENR regionalofce-8. In 2007, it formu-

lated its own Code of Ethics

while crafted its manual of operations (MOO).

The multi-partite moni-toring team(MPMT) is a

required mechanism under

the Philippine Environ-mental Impact Statement

System. Its creation aims

to encourage public par-ticipation and greater stake-

holders’ vigilance, and to

provide appropriate check and balance mechanisms in

compliance monitoring of development project imple-

mentation.

The MPMT is seen ascomprehensive tool to ad-

dress

biophysical and socio-economic monitoring of a

particular development. Itsapproved environmental

monitoring plan systema-tizes its monitoring work.An environmental moni-

toring fund put up by the

project proponent is estab-lished to support the MPM

T. (AHLETTE C. REYES)

LGPF-MMT..from page 1

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8 NEWS Friday, 07 December 2012Leyte Samar Daily Express

NSSDEO Spanish assisted

project inspected by BRS-QAU

A team from the Bu-

reau of Research &

Standards and QualityAssurance Unit (BRS-

QAU), Department of

Public Works and High-

ways in Manila came to

Northern Samar recently.

They came-in to conduct

inspection/validation of

the Spanish-assisted pro-

ject implemented by the

Northern Samar 2nd Dis-

trict Engineering Ofce.

The team includes Carlos

R. Ebora, Engineer V, Te-

odulfo K. Añonuevo, En-

gineer III and RegaladoS. Joaquin, Engineer III

from the Project Man-

agement Ofce of the

Spanish Bridge Program

(PMO SBP). Inspected

was the project, Kagka-

wayan Bridge located in

Barangay Cababto-an of

the municipality of Pam-

bujan, second district of

the province. The team

was accompanied to the

project site by Project

Engineer Nilo B. Mon-

tubig, also chief of the

NSSDEO Construction

Section and Engineer

Eugene Moreno of VIC-

MAR Contraction, pri-

vate contractor of the

project.

Kagkawayan Bridge is

under the Spanish Assist-

ed DPWH Bridge Con-

struction Replacement

Project. Technically it

involves the construction

of substructure consist-

ing of two (2) concrete

abutments resting on

steel H-piles foundation,

assembly of one (1) steel

girder, construction of

road approaches includ-

ing road surfacing con-

struction of bridge deck slab and surfacing of the

deck, construction of

slope protection works,

removal of existing bai-

ley bridge, installation of

signage and road mark-

ings and construction of

appurtenant structures.

So far the result of the

inspection/validationwas afrmative; the team

found-out that work im-

plementation of the pro-

ject is ahead of schedule.

Engineer Montubig r e-

ported that as of October

25, the scheduled cumu-

lative accomplishment

of the project is 20.94 %

while the actual cumula-

tive accomplishment isalready 29.86%. Kag-

kawayan Bridge is under

contract with VICMAR

Construction of Batangas

City. It has an estimated

contract cost of P25 mil-

lion plus. Work imple-

mentation started last July

with a contract duration

of 242 calendar days es-

timated to be completed

target in March 2013. (REY ORSUA)

VICTORIA, North-

ern, Samar --- Political

tension is on in this part

of the region, young and

old, hundreds of support-

ers surround the munici-

pal building and wouldform themselves into a

human barricade every

time a vehicle not famil-

iar to them would arrive

at the municipal building

here. This is to protect

their mayor from being

served with a suspension

order reportedly handed

down by the Provincial

Board of Northern Sa-

mar.

Mayor Jose Ardales

told members of the me-

dia that since Novem-ber 27 to December 5

the people supporting

him voluntarily went to

the municipal building

and would stay 24 hours

just to guard him from a

group that would come

to serve him the suspen-

sion order. He too, has

been staying in the build-

ing day and night to give

moral support to his sup-

porters.

The looming suspen-

sion order stems from an

administrative complaint

le against Ardales for

malversation of public

funds, dishonesty, gross

neglect of duty, grave

misconduct, and conduct

of grossly prejudicial to

the best interest of the

service, which detailed

complaint was enumer-

ated by `Esteban Francis-

co, III in his signed letter

The Department of

Education Disaster Risk

Reduction ManagementOfce (DRRMO) contin-ues to receive eld reports

on the extent of damages

in public schools affected

by Typhoon Pablo which

left a wide swath of de-

struction in Visayas andMindanao.

Education Secretary

Br. Armin A. Luistro

FSC reports that as of

6:00 pm of December

4, 2012, the total num-

ber of schools division

PALO, Leyte --- TeDepartment o rade andIndustry – Regional O-ce 8 is inorming thepublic that there will beno DI services avail-able on December 6 and7, 2012.

According to DI Re-gional Director Cynthia

complaint.

But according to Ard-

ales, he had satisfactorily

answered all those mali-

cious accusations, with

proof and evidences –and

all, that would clear himfrom all those allega-

tions, before the provin-

cial board. But those an-

swers seem to have gone

to the winds and not giv-

en weight by the legisla-

tive body- just because

of his political afliation

to the camp of Rep. Emil

Ong. He claimed that

majority of the members

of the provincial board

are allegedly “people” of

Rep. Raul Daza and Gov.

Paul Daza.Ardales sees this des-

perate act against him as

a form of harassment or-

chestrated allegedly by

the Dazas, saying that all

these are coming out as

the election is nearing.

But Ardales pointed out

that he is willing to step

down and receive the

suspension- only if I am

legally convinced of the

basis for the suspension.

I will not leave my peo-

ple who voted for me, he

added.

Meanwhile in Pambu-

jan town, also in North-

ern Samar , Mayor Roge-

lio Tan, is also guarding

himself as he is also un-

der threat of a suspension

order coming from the

provincial board. Both

Tan and Ardales are al-

lies of the Ongs who are

the political rivals of the

Dazas.

According to Mayor

Tan, his looming sus-

pension order is due to a

grave abuse of authorityled by a certain Con-

chita Tuballas, an allegedally of the Dazas, over

hiring and later recalling

their appointment of em-

ployees earlier appoint-

ed. According to Tan, his

hiring and later recalling

their appointments, was

based on a Civil Service

order, and also based on

a resolution coming from

the same provincial board

that is now about to serve

him a suspension.“I do not see the logic

for me to be suspendedwherein in fact all of mayactions regarding hiringand recalling appointswere in consonance withcivil service proceduresand the resolutions fromthe provincial board -so I could safely saythis is purely politicalmanuevers of the Dazas,“Tan said.

Tan also made men-tion that aside from himand Mayor Ardales,

the mayors of Gamay,Capul, and Las Navas,and more, are reportedlyalso under threat of samesuspension on same na-ture. For sure they willall exhaust all dirty tac-tics to paralyzed us as theelection is nearing- butwe will remain unitedto defend our camp, Tanconcluded.

Tension grips 2 NS town

affected reached 56,

where some 12 schools

reported damaged prop-

erties. The schools are in

Biliran, Cagayan de Oro

City, Compostela Valley,

Davao City, Davao Ori-

ental, Panabo City and

Koronadal City.

Luistro added thatthere are, to date, 128

schools being used as

evacuation centers which

house some 10,000 fami-

lies.

Compostela Valley

and Davao Oriental re-

ported the most physical

damages.

Earlier in the week

DepEd has conducted its

regular nationwide si-

multaneous emergency

response drill aimed at

reducing disaster risk and

mitigating loss of life and

limbs.DepEd DRMMO

teams at all levels remain

activated and are continu-

ously monitoring and as-

sessing damages and the

response needed. (PR)

DepEd monitors school

building damage reports Nierras, all employeeswill be attending their2-days annual HumanCapital DevelopmentProgram at a resort with-in acloban City.

“Tis training is some-thing which all employ-ees o DI in the regionhas to attend to hone not

No DI services on December 6 & 7 just their technical andpersonal knowledge, butalso to strengthen team-manship,” Nierras said.

It was also announcedthat DI-8 services willbe available to publicon Monday, December10, 2012. (LEMUEL R.

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Leyte Samar Daily Express 9Friday, 07 December 2012

CEBU CIY -- Some12,000 individuals whostayed in evacuation centersacross the Central Visayasregion returned to theirhomes Wednesday, as thestate weather bureau liedthe storm warning signal inCebu and other parts o theregion.

Te Field Oce Re-lie Operations Center o the Department o SocialWelare and Development

DSWD reported that aso Wednesday dawn, therewere 2,657 amilies or some12,230 individuals whostayed in at least 34 evacu-ation centers.

Evacuees in the citieso Mandaue, Lapu-Lapu,alisay, Naga and Carcarstarted leaving the evacua-tion sites when the weathercleared Wednesday morn-ing.

Ocials o the ve citiessaid there were no reportso any casualty or damage

to properties and govern-ment acilities.

In Mandaue and Lapu-Lapu, thousands o resi-dents who took shelter inschools and covered courtsin the cities returned totheir homes, too.

Tere was no reporteddeath in Lapu-Lapu, buttwo men were reported in-

jured aer they ell o theroo o a house because o strong winds.

In Mandaue City, a one-year-old child was wounded

when a chair ell on him in-side an evacuation center.

Mercy More than 2,600 resi-

dents evacuated to schoolsand covered courts in Lapu-Lapu, as did 632 amilies or3,328 persons in MandaueMonda ni ht.

CEBU -- wo unbeatenyoung world champions aresplit on their picks on whowill win the ourth encoun-ter between rival boxers

Manny Pacquiao and JuanManuel Marquez this week-end.

World Boxing CouncilWBC lightweight titlistAdrien Broner, who wantsto challenge the Filipinosuperstar in the uture, eelsthat that the 33-year-oldPacquiao is going to runaway with another victory.

“At the end o the day,Manny Pacquiao’s going towin. It’s going to be anothersparring match with JuanManuel Marquez,” Bron-ertold Te Ring Magazine.“Tey’ve ought three times

already, so it’s going to bea sparring match. Pacqui-ao’s going to beat him, andit won’t be because o thejudges, he’s just going tobeat him.”

Broner stopped VicentEscoebedo in eight roundslast month.

Pacquiao has won twoo his three ghts with Mar-quez but both were closedecisions. Te rst one in2004 ended in a draw.

WBC light middle-weight king Saul Alvarez,

CREAING new mar-kets or nding uncontestedones can help exportersremain competitive amidthreats o a continuedstrengthening o the pesoollowing a 7.1 percent thirdquarter economic growth.

“Te US dollar is goingto be under extreme pres-sure in the coming monthsdue to the burgeoningbudget decit o more than$16 trillion. A gross domes-tic product GDP growtho 7.1 percent will denitely boost the peso urther asthis will raise oreign in-vestors’ condence in thiscountry,” said PhilexportCebu executive directorFred Escalona.

Te government is close-ly monitoring the strongappreciation o peso againstthe US dollar.

Exporters warned thatthe continued appreciationo peso, which is now trad-

ing below the 41-level, willpush companies to lay o workers or shut down op-erations.

Service sector

“Te growth in GDP isgood because o the servicesector but it disregards theplight o artisans and those

in the manuacturing sec-tor like us in the exportbusiness that is supposedly creating a greater impact,”said Philexport Cebu presi-dent Venus Genson, whoowns Arts ‘N Nature Manu-acturing Corp.

Philexport Cebu willhold seminars on processcontrol in order or com-panies to improve theirbottom line by controllingtheir processes and coststructures.

According to Escalona,the overall export volumeor the country in the rstsemester this year was $26.8billion, o which Region 7accounts or $1.9 billion.

Exporter and Gi, oysand Housewares GHFoundation Inc. – Cebupresident Ramir Bongha-noy said GH members al-ready elt the impact o thestrong peso, making theirexport products less com-

petitive in the global mar-ket.Amid reports o a re-

covery, Bonghanoy said theexport industry in the Phil-ippines is still acing many challenges that hinder itsull recovery such as theslow growth in US and Eu-

rope economies, P20 wageincrease, natural calamitiesand the strong appreciationo the peso.

He said that his busi-ness, Bon-Ace Fashionools Inc., is not as aectedby the impact o the strongpeso because they already established presence in theEurope’s high-end marketand they invested in chang-ing designs o their prod-ucts. Still, Bonghanoy saidthey had to downsize rom350 to 285 employees tostreamline operations.

More layos

By next year, he plans tolay o 30 to 50 more em-ployees.

“Te global market isstill not doing well or ex-ports compared the previ-ous years.

But as soon as the exportindustry and the economieso our market ully recovers,we can always re-hire these

employees we have laid o,”Bonghanoy said.Escalona said he is sure

there are other companiesretrenching employees. Hesaid they already warnedthe Regional ripartiteWages and Productivity Board o possible job losses

on the other hand, sees hiscountryman winning.

“I think that it’s very di-cult or Manny Pacquiaoto ght Juan Manuel Mar-

quez because o Marquez’sstyle, and that Marquez hasa good shot at winning,”said the 22-year-old Mexi-can star. “Marquez will doeverything possible to winthis time. I think that Mar-quez is going to win. I think that Marquez has won thelast two ghts.”

Aer their last encoun-ter in 2011, both ght-ers ought once and hadcontrasting results. Te39-year-old Marquez won aunanimous decision againstSergei Fedchenko, whilePacquiao dropped a con-

troversial split decision toimothy Bradley.

Pacquiao and Marquezboth arrived in Las VegasWednesday Manila timeor their third rematch atthe MGM Grand in Las Ve-gas this Saturday Sunday inManila.

Both the Filipino iconand the Mexican legendpronounced themselvesready or what is perceivedto be their biggest ght dur-ing uesday’s Grand Arrivalceremony held at the lobby

o MGM Grand, site o thisSaturday’s showdown.

“We had a great campand I’m 100 percent ready to do war,” Pacquiao toldmedia men at a round tableconerence held at one o the hotel’s unction roomsollowing the traditionalritual. “I was 100 percentocus in my preparationand would be in the samestate o mind on ght day toonce more give boxing ansthe best ght they deserve.”

(SUNNEX)

Broner picks Pacmanover Marquez

Exporters struggle with strong peso

Lapu-Lapu City MayorPaz Radaza said she is stillwaiting or the assessmentreports o barangay ocials.

“Gikaluy-an gyud tasa Mahal na Birhen TeBlessed Virgin Mary took mercy on us,” she said inher regular news coner-ence Wednesday.

Radaza said there weredoctors who attended to themedical needs o the evacu-ees.

Tough the weatherimproved Wednesday, thesuspension o classes wasnot lied as classrooms oc-cupied by evacuees still hadto be cleaned.

Classes in both cities re-sume on Tursday. Radazasaid schools will hold make-up classes on Saturdays.

“Pasalamat ta nga angmga tawo nisanong ra gyudsa atong panawagan ngaevacuate We are thankulthat the residents heededour call or them to evacu-

ate,” she said.Radaza said no looting

was reported, as she in-structed the police to keepan eye on houses le by evacuees.

Heavy rains that startedMonday night did not causefoods in the city. Radaza at-tributed this to the City’s e-orts to de-clog drains.

Mandaue City Mayor Jo-nas Cortes met with the lo-cal school board esterday tocheck on the City’s studentathletes in Dumaguete City

in Negros Oriental, wherethe Central Visayas Re-gional Athletic Associationgames are being held.

Cortes said all 400 ath-letes rom the city are sae.

Te City is willing to ex-tend nancial assistance toDuma uete to hel ensure

the saety o athletes duringthe games.

Tankulyphoon “Pablo”

prompted the City to oper-ate its command center orthe rst time.

Cortes said newly trained members o Ba-rangay Disaster Brigadesalso helped secure the resi-dents.

At 9 p.m. last uesday,the City sent a backhoe to

Barangay Subangdaku todredge a part o MahigaRiver that overfowed.

“Nalipay ta nga nilihay ang bagyo We’re happy thatthe typhoon spared us,” themayor told reporters.

Lawyer Jamaal JamesCalipayan, executive secre-tary o Mayor Cortes, saidmore than hal o the ami-lies who evacuated wenthome beore noon Wednes-day.

“We are thankul to theresidents or heeding our

warning,” he said.Calipayan said they did

not receive any report o damaged houses.

In one o the evacuationcenters, a three-month-oldbaby suered ever and wasbrought to the city hospital.

A one-year-old childwas injured uesday nightaer a chair ell on him in-side one o the classroomso Casuntingan Elementary School, where his amily took shelter. Te child wasrushed to the hospital.

WarningIn the rst district o

Cebu, some amilies in thecities o alisay, Naga andCarcar were orced to leavetheir homes to avoid thewrath o yphoon Pablo lastuesday aernoon.

SUNNEX

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10 NEWS Friday, 07 December 2012Leyte Samar Daily Express

MANILA --Te Na-tional Disaster Risk Reduction and Man-agement Council NDR-RMC reported that thedeath toll due to y-phoon “Pablo” interna-

tional codename: Bophahas ballooned to over 200while hundreds more areinjured and missing as o Wednesday evening.

As o 6:30 p.m.Wednesday, NDRRMCexecutive director BenitoRamos said at least 274were reported dead and339 others were injureddue to Pablo. O the re-ported atalities, only 26people were identied.

In Davao region

alone, 253 atalities




Tacloban City

LTFRB CASE NO. VIII-2012-0669Application for Issuance of a CPC operate aFILCAB service.(COLORUM LEGALIZATION)

EVANGELINE E. ASISApplicant/s/Petitioner


APPLICANT REQUEST AUTHOR-ITY FOR THE ISSUANCE OF A CPC TOOPERATE A FILCAB SERVICE FOR THETRANSPORTATION OF PASSENGERS ANDFREIGHT ALONG THE LINE: TACLOBAN-UTAP-APITONG VIA CONG. MATE AV-ENUE & VICE VERSA WITH THE USE OFONE (1) UNIT.





This application shall be acted upon by theBoard on the basis of its records and the docu-mentary evidences submitted by parties under the board deems it necessary to receive addi-tional documentary or testimonial evidences.

WITNESS THE HONORABLE RE-GIONAL DIRECTOR, ARTHUR L. SAIPU-DIN, thi s 6th day of December, 2012.

(Sgd.) GUALBERTO N. GUALBERTOAttorney IV




Tacloban City

LTFRB CASE NO. VIII-2012-0667Ref. No. VIII-2002-1285

Application for Issuance of a CPC operate a

PUJ service. (COLORUM LEGALIZATION)

EVELIA BALDONADO

Applicant/s/Petitioner x.............................x

NOTICE OF HEARING

APPLICANT REQUEST AUTHORITYFOR THE ISSUANCE OF A CPC TO OPER-ATE A PUJ SERVICE FOR THE TRANSPOR-TATION OF PASSENGERS AND FREIGHTALONG THE LINE: TACLOBAN CITY-ALANG-ALANG & VICE VERSA WITHTHE USE OF ONE (1) UNIT.











Tacloban City

LTFRB CASE NO. VIII-2002-1881Application for Extension of Validity of a CPCoperate a FILCAB service.

URSULA SECUYAApplicant/s/Petitioner


APPLICANT IS A GRANTEE OF A CPCTO OPERATE A FILCAB SERVICE FOR THETRANSPORTATION OF PASSENGERS ANDFREIGHT ALONG THE LINE: ORMOC-VA-LENCIA & VICE VERSA WITH THE USE OFONE (1) UNIT WHICH CERTIFICATE WILLEXPIRE ON APRIL 8, 2013.

IN THE PRESENT APPLICATION,APPLICANT REQUEST AUTHORITY TOEXTEND THE VALIDITY OF A CPC USINGTHE SAME NO. OF UNIT AND ROUTE.







(Sgd.) GUALBERTO N. GUALBERTOAttorne IV




Tacloban City

LTFRB CASE NO. VIII-2012-0668Application for Issuance of a CPC operate aVEHICLE FOR HIRE service.

ERWIN DOMEN

Applicant/s/Petitioner x.............................xNOTICE OF HEARING

APPLICANT REQUEST AUTHORITYFOR THE ISSUANCE OF A CPC TO OPER-ATE A VEHICLE FOR HIRE SERVICE FOR THE TRANSPORTATION OF PASSENGERSAND FREIGHT ALONG THE LINE: FOR EXCLUSIVE USE OF CONTRACTING PAS-SENGERS FROM CAIBIRAN, BILIRAN TO/FROM ANY HOTELS, RESORTS & PORTSWITHIN REGION VIII & VICE VERSAWITH THE USE OF ONE (1) UNIT.







(Sgd.) GUALBERTO N. GUALBERTOAttorney IV

ACLOBAN CIY---wo o the region’s lead-ing companies baggednational awards at therecently concluded 8thGawad Kaligtasan atKalusugan. Tese areEnergy DevelopmentCorporation which gotthe DOLE Secretary’sAward o DistinctionInstitutional Category,and Petron Corporation– acloban Depot whichgot the DOLE’s Secre-tary’s Award o Honorboth in the InstitutionalCategory and IndividualCategory. Joey Ortega o Petron won the individu-al category award.

Tis was known romDOLE Regional Direc-

tor Exequiel Sarcauga

who just returned romthe 8th GKK AwardingCeremony held in themorning o December 5,2012 at the OccupationalSaety and Health Centerin Quezon City, Manila.

According to SarcaugaGKK is a national award

given by DOLE in rec-ognition o outstandingachievement o establish-ments and individualsin terms o respondingto the saety and healthneeds o workers, o workplaces and commu-nity.

Sarcauga added thatthe award aims to en-courage institutions orcompanies to implementown saety, health and en-

vironment programs and

in the process achieveproductivity and zero ac-cident in the workplace.

“We are happy thatonce again Region 8 hasproduced national win-ners at the GKK. Wetake pride o our winnersor exhibiting exemplary

perormance that con-tributed to the promotiono the health and saety o our workers”, Sarcaugaexplained.

were accounted, mostly rom Davao Orientaland Compostela Valley.Flashfood and mudslideincidents in these areashave been reported sinceuesday.

At least 279 peoplealso remain missing as o Wednesday evening, ac-cording to the NDRRMC.

In Davao City, 900amilies were evacuatedto saer grounds aer au-thorities monitored a risein water level o majorrivers uesday night.

Emmanuel Jaldon,head o Davao City’sCentral 911, said resi-dents near the DavaoRiver particularly in

Purok Sanggilinan, Ma-a;

Jade Valley, igatto; SanRaael, Bacaca; MatinaGravahan, Matna; Ba-rangay 2-A; and SitioCamamaran, Waan wereadvised or a preemptiveevacuation between 10

p.m. o uesday to 12:30a.m. Wednesday.

Te same operationswere made to residents inareas near Lasang River,Bunawan River and Pan-gi River.

Jaldon said the LasangRiver started to overfow at 7:48 p.m. while thelevel o Davao River alsorose.

Te aected amilieswere temporarily shel-tered in elementary and

secondary schools, ba-

rangay halls and coveredcourts away rom riverbanks.

Jaldon said the waterlevel subsided at around7 a.m. and the amilieswere advised to go back to their homes.

Meanwhile, Philip-pine Army spokesperson

Major Harold Cabunocsaid a total o 249 peopleincluding eight soldiersare reportedly missing inNew Bataan town, Com-postela Valley.

Cabunoc added thatthree soldiers belong-ing to the 66th Inantry Batallion were reportedly killed while seven oth-ers are still missing. Tethree atalities howeverare still not indicated inthe NDRRMC’s data.

Based on the agen-cy’s latest data, yphoonPablo has aected a to-tal o 45,899 amilies or217,850 persons in theregions o Mimaropa,Eastern Visayas, CentralVisayas, Western Visayas,Northern Mindanao,Davao, and Caraga.

Te typhoon has alsostranded 4,388 passen-gers, 600 rolling cargoes,102 vessels, and 53 motorbancas in various portsall over the country.

Te estimated cost o damages due to the ty-phoon is P178.3 million,according to the NDR-RMC.

Te agency said theprovince o Surigao delSur has been declared un-der state o calamity due

to the typhoon’s damages.As o 11 p.m. Wednes-

day, yphoon Pablowas located 180 kilom-eters northwest o Roxas,Northern Palawan. It ispacked with maximumsustained winds o 120kilometers per hour kphnear the center and gusti-ness o up to 150 kph.

Moving west north-west at 15 kph, Pablo isexpected to be outsidethe Philippine Area o Responsibility by Friday aernoon.

Storm signal number3 is still hoisted in North-ern Palawan includingCalamian Group o Is-lands, storm signal num-ber 2 in the rest o Pala-wan, and storm signalnumber 1 in OccidentalMindoro. (SUNNEX)

‘Pablo’ death toll reaches 274

Eastern Visayas bags 3 national awards atDOLE’s 8th Gawad Kaligtasan at Kalusugan

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Leyte Samar Daily Express 11Friday, 07 December 2012

Designated Regional,Provincial and City Information Ofcers of

DILG visited the Leyte Samar Daily Express on December 6, 2012

as part of its training on Media Communication Exercises.

L-R - (Standing) Bobbie Alota, Roel Ortiz, Albert Brian Peñaor,

Victoria Jessica Padolina, Loren Aniciete, Nanie Ragay, Mr. Mas-

sey Gral, Myles Colasito, Joy Monsanto, Atty. Marichu Samson and

Diana Jane Bertulfo. (Sitting, l-r) Engr. Luis de Asis, Dexter Mesias.

o advance the skillso its designated inorma-tion ocers, the Depart-ment o the Interior andLocal Government - 08is holding a three-day raining on Media Com-

munication Exercises onDecember 5-7, 2012 inacloban City.

opics given emphasisinclude an introductionon the DILG InormationCoordinating System,News Writing or Printand Broadcast, Dealingwith Media, Doing Me-dia Interviews, Basicso Photography, Com-munication Planning,Documentation o Best

Practices and echnicalWriting.

Assistant Director Ar-nel Agabe, the welcomespeaker, conveyed the vital role o the inorma-tion ocer in improvingtransparency in govern-ment and raising publicawareness. o apply thetheories taken up, on-site visits to tri-media outletswere conducted. (PR)

December 6, 2012-TeOverseas Workers WelareAdministration OWWAheld the country’s mostprestigious OFW award,the Model OFW Family o the Year Awards MOFYA2011 yesterday at the So-tel Philippine Plaza, Pasay City.

Te keynote address o President Benigno Aqui-no III was delivered by DOLE Secretary Rosalin-da Dimapilis-Baldoz whileOWWA AdministratorCarmelita S. Dimzon gavethe opening remarks.

Te 34 regional nalistscame to Manila with theiramilies to be part o this

grand event in which theamily o Captain ManuelD. Gabornes rom region8 was declared the 2012MOFYA national winneror sea-based category to-gether with the amily o Carlos R. Asuncion romregion 1 or the land-basedcategory. Both amilieswere awarded P 600,000each.

Te sea-based category winner, Gabornes, 57, anda resident o Lawaan, East-

ern Samar, has been a sea-arer or 37 years.

Married to Candida,who is the mayor o La-waan, Eastern Samar, they have ve children.

Eldest is Val Harris , aseaman, marine engineer;Cheryl Faith, a licensedchemical engineer whoworks as claims examiner/policy administrator Stolt

DILG-08 trains its ino ofcers

ankers at UP Los Baños;Mance Harvey, gradu-ate o Air ransportationcourse and currently thearm manager o GrandiaEl Gabor, the amily busi-ness; Maris Cay PoliticalScience Graduate, cumlaude and rst year law student in San Beda; andCheska Elaine, third yearcollege, Medical Biology inDe La Salle University, andcurrently the SK Federa-tion president in Lawaan.

Gabornes is a consist-

ent sponsor and donor todierent activities in theirmunicipality and parishand has various business

ventures in the municipal-ity o Lawaan and MetroManila.

Te criteria or the se-

lection o the nationalMOFYA awardees includewholesomeness o the am-ily, success in their proes-sion, success in businessand nancial managementand civic or community involvement or leadership.

Te ‘best practices’among nominees shall

also be considered, suchas unity and solidarity among amily membersand adherence to tradi-tional Filipino values.

Te members o theboard o judges came romthe government and private sectors and non-gov-ernment organizations.

Te MOFYA, whichis on its eighth year now,

OWWA recognizes 2012MOFYA national winners

has been a much-covetedaward among OFW ami-lies.

With this, OWWA-RWO8 congratulate Cap-tain Manuel D. Gabornesand Family or winningthe 2012 Model OFWFamily o the Year Awards,National Awarding.

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12 Leyte Samar Daily Express Friday, 07 December 2012NEWS

Samar, particularly in the

rst district, as a potential

hotspot.

She said that with this,

the Comelec and the gov-

ernment forces would bol-

ster their security person-

nel to ensure a conduct of

peaceful and orderly elec-tions in the entire prov-

ince.

Aside from Calbayog,

the rst district of Sa-

mar covers the towns of

Tarangnan, Gandara, San-

to Niño, Almagro, Matu-

guinao, Santa Margarita,

Pagsanghan, San Jorge

and Tagapulan.

Uy-Delgado is chal-

lenging Governor Sharee

Ann Tan.

She also belied alle-

gations that her family“maintains” private armed

groups.

“That is not true. In

fact, I welcome anybody

to come to our house for

them to see if we have pri-

vate armed groups as they

alleged,” Delgado said.

“My armed groups are

my yellow ladies,” she

said ,referring to a group

of women she organized

helping her various pro-

jects.

Earlier, Interior Secre-tary Mar Roxas has iden-

tied Samar as one of the

15 provinces in the coun-

try which he sees as areas

where there could be elec-

tion-related violence.

Chief Superintendent

Elmer Soria, police re-

gional director, said that

past political violence,

presence of private armed

groups allegedly main-

tained by certain politi-

cians, were the factors

considered why the prov-

ince was identied as

such.

Soria said that this ear-

ly, he had already made

some measures to avert

any occurrence of inci-

dents related to the forth-

coming elections.

For one, he said, he has

instituted the putting up of

checkpoints which could

deter the “ow” of loose

rearms maintain by cer -

tain candidates and beef-

ing up the presence of po-

lice visibility in the entire province.

Soria said that he hopes

that with these measures,

the conduct of elections in

Samar would not only be

credible but peaceful and

orderly

Being...from page 1

The US-funded pro-

ject seeks to upgrade the

222-kilometer Wright-

Taft-Borongan-Guiuan

Road that links Samar to

Eastern Samar, two of the

economically depressed

provinces in the region.The SNRDP was giv-

en $214.4 million out of

the $434-million com-

pact grant from the Mil-

lennium Challenge Corp.

(MCC). It was divided

Samar..from page 1

bidding.A pre-bid conference for

prospective bidders will be

held on Jan. 9, 2013. The

deadline for submission

of sealed bids is on Feb.

28, 2013. The bids will

be opened publicly on the

same day.

CP 1, which was bid out

in July, was awarded to the

consortium of DM Con-

sunji, Inc. and CM Panco

Construction, Inc. It cov-

ers a 16.3-kilometer road in

Paranas, Samar as well as

the replacement of Tabucan

bridge.

CP 3, bid out in June,

was awarded to the consor-

tium of Leyte-based MAC

Builders and Chinese com-

pany Qingjian Group Co.,

Ltd. It covers 64.58 kilom-

eters and the replacement of

six bridges from the town

boundary of San Julian andSulat up to the Balangkay-

an and Llorente municipal

boundary in Eastern Samar.

Bidding process for

CP4 is now on going with

the deadline for submission

of bidding papers on Janu-

upgrade the 79.5 kilometers

road from town boundary of

Balangkayan and Llorente

to Guiuan, Eastern Samar.

Ma. Victoria Aňonuevo,

MCA-P managing director

and chief executive ofcer,

,said in an earlier interview

they are on track in the pro-

ject implementation.“We have to nish the

project May 2016 by hook

or by crook. We want to

show to the US government

that we are capable of han-

dling grants,” Aňonuevo

said. (SARWELL Q. MENI-

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