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VOL. I No.214 Cagayan de Oro City Wednesday April 10, 2013 P10.00

(from left to right): Vice Mayoral Candidate Maria Lina Baura, Vice Governor Victorio Suaybaguio, Jr., Governor Del Rosario, Misis Hanep Buhay Cynthia Villar, Mayor Uy of Tagum City, Congressman Anthony Del Rosario and Mayoral Candidate De Carlo “Oyo” Uy, Son of Mayor Uy during the Procalamation Rally held in Freedom Park, Tagum City, Davao del Norte on April 04, 2013.

By Arjay S. Felicilda, News Editor

1,000 Filipino nurses wanted CAGAYAN DE ORO

CITY - The King-dom of Saudi Arabia

(KSA) is in need of 1,000 female nurses, according to the Philippine Overseas and Employment Administra-tion (POEA-10).

The government-to-government hiring scheme, with the KSA Ministry of Health, is offering a basic salary of SR4,080.

Applicants should be nursing graduates or with masteral degree, with mini-mum of four years’ experi-ence for BSN graduates or two years’ experience for those with masteral degree, and not more than 40 years old.

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY - Naka-engkwentro og lainlaing problema si City Councilor Juan Sia atol sa iyahang paglibutlibot sa mga barangay sa Cagayan de Oro. Dihay mga mireklamo

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY – Intriga lamang ang tanan ug walay kamatuoran.

Kini ang reaksiyon ni

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY - Gibalikbalik pagdiskurso sa ubang mga politiko nga kung sila masalagmaan nga modaug sa Mayo 13 elec-tions, hapsayon nila ang gubot nga kadalanan. Tipik kini sa nabati-an ni City Coucilor Emmanuel Abejuela, kinsa magapasubli

sa katungdanan karong May 13 elections. Namatikdan usab ni Councilor Abejuela ang tinguha sa uban nga wag-tangon ang night café. Naniguro si Councilor Abejuela nga maparot ang mga kandidatong mokontra sa night café kay liboan ka

katawhan ang nakabenepi-syo sa night café. Dugang ni Councilor Abejuela nga ang night na-kadani na sa mga torista ug sa katawhan gikan sa lainla-ing bahin sa Mindanao. Si Councilor Abejuela magpasubli sa May 13 elec-tions. (Advertorial)

CDO COUNCILOR PEPE ABBU – Makita sa hulagway si Councilor Jose Pepe Abbu (too) samtang nakighimamat sa katawhan atol sa night café kaniadtong Sabado sa gabii. Kini dugtong sa iyang pagpasubli sa May 13 elections. (advertorial)

‘Intriga’ gitubag ni Representative Rufus

Rep. Rufus B. Rodriguez sa akusasyon nga nagpabuhat siya’g kalsada tumong sa iyahang farm sa usa ka barangay sa dakbayan sa El Salvador.

Karong bag-o, mikuy-anap ang text message mahitungod sa giingong singko milyones ka pesos nga ‘road-to-RR farm sa nahisgotang dakbayan.

Matud sa naasoy’ng text message, ang maong kan-tidad naggikan sa Priority Development Assisance Fund (PDAF) sa ikaduhang distrito sa Cagayan de Oro.

Ang pamalibad ni Rep. Rodriguez gipalig-on sa

Senior citizens sa CdeO gipasagdan?

kay dugay na kaayo’ng namatay ang ilahang mga ginikinan, apan wala pa na-kadawat og mga benepisyo. Ang natungdang com-plainants nagtoo nga sila gipasagdan sa city council

Ipabilin ang night café - Councilor Abejuela

Representative Rufus

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Comelec reactivates teachers registration records

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OPOL, MISAMIS ORIEN-TAL – Walay hunong ang administrasyon ni Mayor Dexter B. Yasay pagtabang sa mga mag-uuma. Karong bag-o, 20 ka ka-hugpongan sa mga mag-uu-ma ang gihatagan ni Mayor

Opol Mayor Yasay padayong nagaayuda sa mga mag-uuma

Yasay og tagsa ka bag pack sprayer nga tag-Php60,000 ang kantidad. Nakadawat ang Cama-gon Farmers Association (Patag), POBIBO Farmers Association (Poblacion),

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CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY – Nag-atubang karon og dakong problema ang legal porters sa Agora Integrated Bus Terminal ning dakbayan sa Cagayan de Oro.

Kini, gumikan sa pagli-

hok sa mga tawo’ng, matud pa, nagapakaaron-ingnong porters nga wala nahisakop sa lehitimong pundok.

Ang natungdang mga tawo gikareport nga mo-deretso pagbaswat sa mga kargamento bisag walay panugot sa mga tag-iya ug maningil dayon og P200 ngadto sa P400 nga bayad.

S a B o m b o R a d y o -Cagayan de Oro kaniad-tong usang gabii, si Board Member Jun Estroga sa Cagayan de Oro Termi-nal Porters and Workers Cooperative miingon nga” nagsige na kami’g pama-dlong kanila kay kami ra bang mga sakop sa ko-operatiba ang basulon

ug pasinginlan sa mga tag-iya sa kargamento, apan gasukol sila kanamo.”

Siya mipasalig nga dili ingon niana ang ilahang pamaagi kay “kaming mga porter nga sakop sa koop-eratiba, makigsabot una sa mga tag-iya kargamento sa dili pa kami mobas-wat aron walay masilo

kanamo.”Nasayran nga mga bata

pa kaayo ang ubang ‘illegal porters’ sa Agora-IBT.

Gipasabot ni Mr. Es-troga nga silang mga lehi-timong porters sa Agora-IBT kanunay nga naga-uniporme “ug nakatatak sa uniporme ang among numero ug apilyedo.

Ang ‘illegal porters’ sa Agora-IBT nagasingil og P200 ngadto sa P400 nga bayad sa kargamento, “samtang kami sa Cagayan de Oro Terminal Porters and Workers Cooperative, mangayo lamang og P10-20 alang sa bag, P50 alang sa matag sako sa bugas ugP20 sa karton,” matud niya.

“Fake porters” naghitak sa CdeO agora?

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY - There have been no election-related incidents in Cagayan de Oro, as of March this year, according to Police Supt. Ronnie Francis M. Cariaga, chief regional information officer of the Police Regional

Office (PRO-10). During the April 5 News-

con at the BWM Media Center, PSupt. Cariaga also disclosed the strict imple-mentation of the Comelec gun ban in the entire region.

From January 13 to March 2, PRO-10 has confiscated 142 firearms, regionwide.

Eight of such number of confiscated firearms were from the province of Bukidnon, 68 from Lanao del Norte, 12 from Misamis Occidental, 13 from Misamis Oriental, 18 from Cagayan de Oro and six from Iligan. (MAD/JMOR/PIA10/arjay s. felicilda)

No election-related incidents in CdeO - PNP

By Mark Anthony Dedoyco

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY - Around 1,000 bamboo seedlings will be grown by the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) along the river-banks of Cagayan River, beginning this month.

The t ree growing initiative, called “Iswag Kagay-an”, kicks-off on April 11 in Baran-gay Mambuaya, in co-ordination with the local residents, members of the Oro Association of Rafters, river guides and their dependents.

DOLE-Misamis Orien-tal OIC Atheneus Vasallo said the greening effort

is part of the advocacy of the Department to protect the environment.

The project, which seeks to grow bamboo trees along the denuded side of the river to replen-ish the trees destroyed by typhoons Sendong and Pablo, is also supportive to the greening program of President Benigno S. Aquino III.

Mr. Vasallo said the DOLE has organized the dependents of the river guides into an as-sociation to care for and ensure the survival of the planted bamboo trees.

In return, DOLE will

assist the association and train them on product development to enhance their existing livelihood on souvenir making and augment their income.

DOLE-10 Regional Director Johnson Ca-ñete has turned-over the P419,350 check to the Cagayan de Oro River Guides and Vendors Association last April 1 during the launching of the Iswag Kagay-an greening initiative.

According to Mr. Va-sallo, the project will also be replicated in the neighboring riverbanks of the city. (APB/PIA/asf)

dOle grows bamboos along CdeO river banks

By Apipa P. Bagumbaran

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY – The city government, in cooperation with the 4th Infantry Division of the Philippine Army and the Veterans Federation of the Philippines, commemorated Araw ng Kagitingan and the Philippine Veteran’s Week yesterday, April 9. The Executive Wreath

Laying Ceremony, led by Mayor Vicente Emano, as-sisted by MGEN Nestor A. Añonuevo, division com-mander of the 4ID, took place at the El Pueblo a Sus Heroes Wall, Divisoria Plaza at 7:00 a.m. It was followed by a mass floral offering by officials of the city, the Armed Forces

of the Philippines, national and regional directors, civic organizations, Veterans Fed-eration, Masons and reserv-ists. The celebration was an-chored on the theme, “Ang Beterano: Sigla at Inspira-syon ng Kabataan Tungo sa Tuwid na Daan.” (The Power)

Araw ng Kagitingan marked

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UNITED Nationalist Alli-ance (UNA) San Juan City Rep. JV Ejercito Estrada welcomed the endorsement of Ilocos Norte Gover-nor Imee Marcos and her brother, Senator Bongbong Marcos of his candidacy. On Thursday, April 4, the Marcoses released a statement declaring sup-port for Ejercito Estrada’s senatorial bid and asking their allies in Ilocos region to support him in the May elections. The leading UNA sena-torial candidate said he is grateful for the trust given

to him by Governor Imee and Senator Bongbong who are like a sister and a brother to him and their allies in Ilocos region. “Salamat sa aking mga kapatid na si Governor Imee at Senator Bong-bong. Malaking tulong ang kanilang suporta upang mapalakas ang ating boto sa buong Ilocandia,” said Ejercito Estrada. The San Juan solon vowed to help Sen. Bong-bong and become one of the voices of the Ilocanos if he gets elected in the Senate.

JV grateful for Marcoses support for

his senatorial bidCAGAYAN DE ORO CITY - Business continues to flourish in Cagayan de Oro. This is shown in business tax collections during the first quarter of 2013, which went up by P22.8 million, compared to figures during the same period last year. The city treasurer’s of-fice reported that from

January to March 2013, the city was able to collect a hefty P307,608,063.56. Last year’s collections was 284,770,609.34. The figure is expected to increase as more companies are expected to open here this year. Meanwhile, Real Prop-erty Taxes during the period

also posted an increase from P139,933,503.98 to P150,185,661.24. City Hall is projecting an income of P444,695,600 from business tax and P243,730,400 from RPT, with total local tax revenues of P871,226,000 this year, as reflected in the 2013 executive budget.

This is aside from col-lections from permits and licenses, service, and other income. The report shows that the city’s Internal Revenue Allotment this year in-creased from the monthly figure of P66,404,451 in 2012 to P72,645,487.(LCR/jdelpf)

Cagayan de Oro business tax up

DEBUNKING its rival’s claim that its postpaid subscriber base posted the highest growth in the industry, Globe Telecom revealed that it gained the most number of postpaid subscribers in 2012 not by basis of percentage growth but by actual base growth in net subscriber additions. According to its official disclosures, Globe acquired 279,762 new postpaid cus-tomers, trumping Smart which added 132,943 sub-scribers ending 2012. Sun, on the other hand, gained 218,352. “Percentage growth does not necessarily translate to

the highest growth in the industry, especially if you’re coming from a relatively lower base, thus giving the perception that your growth is bigger than the rest. Real growth looks at actual sub-scriber additions over a specific period of time,” Globe Head of Postpaid Martha Sazon said. On a quarter-on-quarter level, Globe still claimed the top spot with 71,715 new subscribers in 4Q 2012, a 14% increase from the previous quarter. Smart obtained 24,607 customers during the same period while Sun added 46,495. Ending 2012, Globe post-

paid subscriber share stood at 43.5%, Sun at 39.4%, while Smart gets the re-maining 17.1%. In the area of postpaid service revenues, Globe clearly had the edge over its competitors, with revenues of P22.8 billion ending 2012, a hefty 24% increase from previous year’s P18.5 bil-lion, translating to a 56.2% postpaid revenue share. On the other hand, combined revenues of its two competi-tors were at P17 billion with a 43.8% combined revenue share. With this phenomenal growth in postpaid sub-scriber base and service rev-

enues, Globe easily secures the spot of being the big-gest and most consistently-growing postpaid brand in the country. Early this year, Globe scored exclusive deals with two of the world’s biggest smartphone brands Sam-sung and CloudFone, get-ting first dibs on the Sam-sung Galaxy SIII mini and the CloudFone tablet and phone bundle. Both devices are offered with more plan options, giving subscribers more flexibility and the true freedom to enjoy their calls, texts, and mobile internet. Just last March, with its

Globe debunks rival’s claim of highest growth in postpaid

Globe maintains lead in postpaid subscriber base and revenue shares

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SPECIAL Gospel of the day: Luke 21:19-21( April10, 2013-Wednesday)Lukas 21:12- apan sa dili pa ma-hitabo kining tanang mga butanga, kamo ilang paga-dakpon ug pagalutoson, igatugyan ngadto sa mga sinagoga ug sa mga bilang-goan, ug kamo pagataralon ngadto sa atubangan sa mga hari ug sa mga punoan tungod sa akong ngalan. Sa Mateo24:36- walay nasayod sa kataposan, bisan pa ang Anak, gawas sa Amahan lamang. Sa Juan 1:14- si Kristo Dios nga nagpakatawo. Logic, nga-nong Dios Amahan raman ang nahibalo sa adlaw sa paghukom ug siya wala. Dinhi iyang gihatagan ug pahimug-at ang iyang Ama-han nga mao may creator sa tanan, nga sa ato pa, siya rapod ang may katungod sa paglaglaglag sa tanan. Dili kini sama sa ubang mga anak nga but-an ang gusto sa ilang Amahan. Sa Efeso

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Terrible persecutions

6:2- tahora ang inyong mga ginikanan. Sa 1 Pedro 2:21- atong himoong panig-ingnan si Kristo nga kamaong morespito sa decision sa iyang Amahan.On the other hand, sa dili pa mahitabo ang last Judgement, ang iyang mga tinun-an nga gi-commission sa pagwali, nga mao ang iyang mga disipulo makatagamtam ug mabangis nga pagdag-mal ug panamastamas.Sa Buhat 8:1- nakasinati ug

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sities of education – and this means more and more costs to shoulder.

And towards the end when your nestlings have started to fly with wings of their own, you soon realize that your own productivity isn’t everlasting. Somehow you do wake up, needing to find ways to fend for yourself, before falling flat on your face with the grim truth of zero active income.

As you move forward to success, are you amassing sizable wealth? How do you intend to leave it as a legacy to your heirs? Perhaps it would be appropriate to plan your estate as well.

As time takes its toll

“SUCCESS is goals and all else is commentary.” – Brian Tracy

Have you ever pondered where you are right now in your financial life? What have you done so far? What are the hard financial goals that you need to address now and in the future?

Ask yourself where do you want to be financially in five years? In ten years? Close your eyes, project yourself into the future, and picture out an ideal image of yourself. Then open your eyes and go back into the present and think of what you should be doing now and in the next few months and years to make that future vision of yours a reality. This is “back-from-the-future” thinking.

Every single individual goes through the different stages of life. And as we go though these stages, it pays to realize that each one has its own unique financial concerns.

What is your financial life stage?

After hurdling through college and landing a job of your own, some level of independence begins. When your parents cease giving you obligatory fi-nancial support, the world then expects you to begin working for your keep.

But when time comes that you have a family of your own, more goals kick in and some priori-ties may change! More mouths to feed mean new expenses vying for the same hard-earned peso. And you continue on hoping that more and more of that peso will come. Yet, the same mouths you feed will eventually find the neces-

and whether you like it or not, these financial needs unwaveringly arrive. The kids grow up and you do age older, steadily with every passing year. By the laws of nature, it is but unavoidable – your mind and body deteriorates in function through time. These are stark realities, which in due time you’ll have to confront face to face. The big question is: “Are you financially pre-pared?”

Robert Schuller once said, “Spectacular achieve-ment is always preceded by unspectacular preparation.”

Be spectacular. Be pre-pared! It’s never too late to act now!

-----(Dr. Adonis Agcopra,

MBA, CIS, RFC® is with the IARFC and is portfolio director of AFIC Meridian Consultants. URL: www.aficfinancialconsultants.com. Email: [email protected].)

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Wear a crown and don’t stoop down

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LAST thing I did last night, before ko natulog mao ang pagtan-aw sa inter-view sa telebisyon sa atong reigning beauty queens sa Pilipinas.

Mga naila nga babaye dili lamang dinhe sa atong nasud, kun dili ingon man sa tibook kalibutan gum-ingan sa ilang kaanyag, talento ug labaw sa tanan… gumikan sa ilang kahibalo.

Karong umaabot April 14, 2013, pili-on na usab a n g p i n a k a g w ap a u g pinakatakos nga babaye, isip Binibining Pilipinas 2013.

Ang mananaog niini morepresentar sa atong nasud ngadto sa Miss Uni-verse 2013.

Mga kababayen-an nga nagagikan pa sa kalainlaing syudad o distrito dinhe sa Pilipinas ang magkompe-tinsyahay and will show their best to the judges

aron maangkon ang maong titulo hilabi na ang korona.

Usa sa mga kalagmitan nga ipangutana sa Q and A portion ang “What is the significance of having a beauty contest this days?”

Kalagmitan sa mga tub-ag mao nga ang mga beauty pageant makadugang sa kadasig sa kababayen-an karong panahona.

Makadugang sa self-esteem sa kababayen-an nga bisan pa sa nagkadai-yang mga pagpasipala ug pagsulay sa mga babaye, hilabi na sa ubang nasud,

aduna silay makita nga kadasig ug paglaum nga magaaghat kanila sa pag-paningkamot.

Kini usa usab ka pamaa-gi para ipakita sa tanang katawhan kung unsa kabili-lhon ang usa ka babaye sa katilingban.

Nga makaya niini nga mangulo sa reporma aron mapalambo ang nasud pinaagi sa turismo ug mapasundayag ang mga nindot nga lugar dinhe sa Pilipinas.

Ingon man usab, ka-hatagan og importansya

ang atong natural resources kay mao man kana ang usa sa mga importanteng proyekto sa usa ka beauty queen, isip ambassadress of goodwill ning atong nasud.

Ap an s a k a d a g h an sa mga maayong buhat o responsibilidad sa usa ka beauty queen diha sa iyang komunidad, pipila lamang ang makahisgot o makahatag pansin sa iyang maayong buhat.

Unang makita ug paga-hisgotan sa yanong ka-tawhan mao ang love life sa maong beauty titlist.

Kung unsa nga klase sa pagkalalaki ang hinigugma niya, ambongan ba kini o kwartahan.

Ug kung single pa, kal-kalon pag-ayo kung unsang klase ang kinabuhi niya ayha siya namahimong beauty

Miang Eguia-Recamara

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PAMPASAHERO na, pangkargamento pa. Not only in the Philippines kay daghan pud kini sa ubang kanasuran. Sa English, gitawag kini og rickshaw. Sa Cambodia ug Vietnam, cyclo (see-clo); India ug Bangladesh, cycle rickshaw; China, pinyin; Malaysia ug Singapore, beca; Indonesia, becak; Myanmar, saikka; UK ug USA pedicabs; Buffalo, New York, bike taxi; Mexico, bicitaxi o taxi ecologico; Thailand, samlor; ug sa Pilipinas, padyak o traysikad. Na-uso pud dinhi ang traysikad nga gimuntaran og makina sa pumpboat. Gitawag na dayon og motorized sikad o pumpboatized sikad. Ang pletihan, 3, 4, 5 o 6 pe-sos, depende sa gilay-on ug sa kina-iya sa drayber. Usahay, depende pud sa kondisyon sa panglawas sa drayber kay kung makita nato nga gihangak na o nag-ubo-ubo na ang drayber, mohatag man kita og pasubra nga pletihan. Keep the change pa usahay. (hulagway kuha ni Jun Felicilda, City Editor ug sakop sa MinPressDev)

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queen – unsay pan-ginabuhi sa iyang mga ginikanan ug k lase sa pamuyo niini.

The scrutiny of the life of a beauty queen doesn’t end bisan pa og napasa na niya ang korona sa sunod nga nakadaog.

Kay ingon pa nila; Once a beauty queen, will always be a beauty queen.

Busa bisan pa ug wala na ang korona nga nagpa-tong sa iyang ulo, magapa-bilin gihapon ang iyang responsibilidad which is to be a good role model in the society, ug kay dili man gayud nato mapalipay ang tanang tawo, ug kinaiya man usab sa mga tawo nga mangita gayud ug bikil sa ilang nakita nga patsada ug inila sa katilingban, mamahimo na dayon kin-ing ugat sa nagkadaiyang kontrobersiya sa kinabuhe sa usa ka kanhe beauty title holder.

nga pagpanglutos ang Iglesia sa Jerusalem.Sa Juan 20:26- sila gatago sa tinakpang pul-tahan human sa kamatayon ni Kristo. Ngano kaha?Sa Buhat 2:1-6- sa adlaw sa penticostes nanggawas sila sa ilang gitago-ang lungga ug sa walay kukahadlok nga gawali sa maayong balita. Kini usa ka implikasyon nga kun may spirito santo kita sa atong adlaw adlaw nga kinabuhi, mahimo kitang courageous to fight for the transformation of our soci-ety. A Theologian says” if you have special gift, expect a terrible persecutions for you to suffer.” SPONSORED:Neneth-BobongBalino-Dr.Edith, PhD-Tony Jordan-CDO. San Pedro Calungsod, iampo mo kami! Listen: Radio Ultra AM-1188-3:00 PM-Sunday!

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Qualified applicants are to personally submit a detailed resume with job description, schools credentials, employment certificates and other re-quirements at the manpower Registry Division, Window M, Ground Floor of Blas F. Ople Building, Ortigas Avenue corner EDSA in Mandaluyong City.

Said documents may also be submitted to the POEA-10 Office located at the ground floor of Trinidad Building, Yacapin Street corner Corrales Avenue, this city.

Applicants may also reg-ister online at www.eregister.poea.gov.ph. (with report from Apipa P. Bagumbaran/PIA 10/Arjay S. Felicilda, member MinPressDev)

Taboc Farmers Associa-tion), Camaroc Farmers Association (Malanang), Centro Awang, Malaoro Farmers Association (Mala-nang) ug Taporoc Farmers Association (Malanang). Nahatagan usab ni Mayor Yasay ang BJS (Bagocboc), Nahulugan Farmers As-sociation (Malanang), Centro Patag Farmers, Patag

committee on senior citi-zens.

certification nga gilag-daan ni Regional Executive Director Lealyn A. Ramos sa Department of Agricul-ture, Region 10 kaniadtong pesa-4 sa Marso ning tuiga.

Sa maong certification si Director Ramos miin-

CAMP EVANGELISTA, Cagayan de Oro City - Troops from the 36th In-fantry “Valor” Battalion have encountered a group of rebels near the battalion headquarters in Barangay Dayo-an, Tago Surigao del Sur, 1:40 yesterday morning.

Lt. Col. Eugnio Julio C. Osias IV, spokesperson of the Fourth Infantry Divi-sion, Philippine Army, said the troops were con-ducting a security patrol in the immediate vicinity of the headquarters when they met the 30 rebels, armed with jungle bolos.

The NPAs were on their way to cut down the DOLE banana plantation in the area.

The rebels withdrew leaving behind one dead

comrade behind. The troops recovered

one AK-47 automatic rifle with ammunitions beside the body, which was im-mediately turned-over to the Scene of the Crime Operative (SOCO) for evidence gathering.

Col. Cayetano, com-mander of 401st Infantry “Unity” Brigade said, “We are happy with the turn-out of this morning’s military operations that proved to be successful.”

He thanked the people in the community, “who have given our soldiers timely information pre-venting the conduct of another economic sabo-tage that would add up again to the sufferings of Surigaonons.”

Col. Cayetano believed

that “with this kind of sup-port given by the people, we can have a more stable security environment in this province.”

Lt. Colonel Joseph Nor-win D Pasamonte, 36IB commanding officer, said “Though our soldiers are security conscious and are conducting patrols as a method of active defense, the credit for this success-ful encounter is for the people in the community, who reported the presence of the rebels to us.”

He was happy that no soldier was hurt, “but we are also sorry for the death of the rebel – another Fili-pino wasted his life for the wrong cause and means of the NPA leadership.”

Meanwhile, Lt. Col. Osias said the whole divi-

sion extends its sincerest condolences to the family of the dead NPA member.

“Another life was put to waste, which is unnec-essary, only if the rebels willed to end this conflict peacefully and negotiate with the government.

The 4ID, he added, as-sures the people “that they can continue to live in peace because your sol-diers are always ready to protect everybody from any group who would want to conduct atrocities and terrorism.”

Lt. Col. Osias further said, the cooperation of the people “fuelled us more, we are more determined in making our area peaceful because the people are with us in winning the peace.” (PR/asf )

army foils rebel’s anti-economic activity

Mambajao LGU rates in CRMC

CAMIGUIN - The local government unit of Mambajao is rated with level III Coastal Resource Management Certification (CRMC). This, after successfully enunciating to the Department of Envi-ronment and Natural Resources (DENR), the town’s top CRM practices.

Peace roadmap drafted

BUTUAN CITY - The Provincial Peace and Order Council of Agusan del Norte is currently spearheading the two-day Provincial Situation Analysis Workshop. The activity is considered very critical in drafting the Regional Roadmap to Peace and Development.

Comelec releases media accreditation guidelines

ILIGAN CITY - The Commission on Elections (COMELEC) has released the guidelines for mass media accreditation in connection with the May 13, automated national and local elections.

Situational analysis workshop set

AGUSAN DEL NORTE - The two-day Provincial Situational Analysis Workshop at the Provincial Capitol Training Center in Butuan City will highlight the appraisal of peace and order situation and the organizational assessment of the Prov’l Peace and Order Council.

Director Abner M. CagaPIA, R10 & 13 Cluster

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LAKAW TA PARA SA BATA - The Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE-10) will mark this year’s Labor Day celebration with a new twist. DOLE-10 Regional Director Johnson Cañete (2nd person from Left) said in a press briefing that a region-wide walk for the children dubbed as, “Lakaw Ta Para Sa Bata Tibuok Amihanang Mindanao,” will highlight the Labor Day celebration come May 1. In photo with Director Cañete (L-R) are Asst. Regional Direc-tor Crispin D. Dannug Jr., Director Rodrigo A Deloso and Atheneus A. Vasallo of DOLE Western Provincial Field Office. (Rodolfo D. Mendoza, PIA-10/asf)

Tungod niini, nanawagan si Councilor Sia sa pan-gulo sa maong komitiba nga atimanon kini ug ang susamang mga problema sa katigulangan. Dugang ni Councilor Sia nga sa iyang pagsuroy sa mga barangay misugilon kaniya ang katigulangan nga nasang-at na sa konseho ang ilahang problema, apan hangtud karon wala pa gi-hapon sila tagad-tagara sa city council committee on senior citizens. Si Councilor Sia magpa-subli sa May 13 elections. (Advertorial)

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THE Kibawe Central School biodiversity conservation program includes all living things that cover the whole environment of the school including pupils, teach-ers, and the entire popula-tion living in a sustainable school community. When we think of biodiversity as the environment, or as nature, wildlife, plants and animals, but the important thing to remember is its all inter- connected. Thus the biodiversity for the school environment is life.

The conservation pro-gram on biodiversity in school offers essential need and care for the environ-ment. Yet the conserva-tion and sustainable use of biodiversity is critical both global economy and for the basic resources needed to support our planet’s grow-ing populations. With these phenomena, the school is on critical on its survival if the biodiversity relationship toward the school commu-nity is not balance in nature.

In supporting biodi-versity in school, local ba-rangay officials meet their duties in support of the annual tree planting activity in school last February 14, 2013. Government agencies such DENR, DA, LGU, Kasilak Foundation, and

KIBAWE CENTRAL SCHOOLBiodiversity Conservation Program

Virginia Cabahug Rejas, MT-11Kibawe Central School,Kibawe, Bukidnon

other stakeholders who provide seedlings, seeds, planting materials, financial support and other means which helped sustain the school as Sustainable and Eco- Friendly School 2nd place during the previous search in the national level.

Biodiversity conserva-tion in school features the collection of butterfly and other insects in a butterfly dome, fernery, botanical garden, orchard, fruits and vegetable garden, plant school nursery, and vermi composting, science park , herbal garden, rice field, fishpond, crop plantations, forest, wildlings, wild ani-mals, and all other living creatures.The school also maintained its preservation on School Greening Pro-gram, Gulayan sa paaralan

at Tahanan Project, Solid Wastes Management, Tree Planting and other biodi-versity conservation on the curriculum which devel-oped and explore children’s right and responsibilities in caring and preserving school biodiversity relation-ship on its conservation.

Through much efforts of the school with the genuine supports of the whole teach-ing staff, PTA, LGU, East Kibawe Barangay officials and other stake holders on its sustainability, this school year is another challenge to compete the 2013 National Search on Sustainable and Eco- Friendly Schools. Thus, “Every child born into world has an innate pleasure…, delight…, interest and curi-osity in the natural world.” (Sir David Attenborough)

By Rutchie C. Aguhob OZAMIZ CITY - The Commission on Elec-tions (Comelec) has re-activated the registration records of public school teachers who have been appointed as members of the Board of Election Inspectors (BEI) for the May 13 elections. This, after they were inadvertently deactivat-ed due to their alleged failure to vote in the

two succeeding regular elections. However, the con-cerned teachers claimed to have voted in the May 10, 2010 national and local elections, the first automated election, and based on preliminary verification, the Comelec said they might have er-roneously voted in the polling place of the clus-tered precincts where they were assigned as members of the BEI.

They could not have left their assignment on the day of the election but just voted in their assigned polling place and not in the precinct where they were regis-tered. The Comelec rules that only the public school teachers who are registered voters can be appointed as members of the BEI. Meanwhile, reports from the field offices

of the Comelec raised concern on the shortage of public school teach-ers who were appointed to serve as members of the BEIs but whose registration records were deactivated on the above-stated ground. Similar issue arose in the 2010 elections and the Comelec addressed the matter through Resolution No. 8878, promulgated on May 7, 2010, which resolved to

activate the registration records of the BEIs, in order for them to serve in the elections. For the same reason and in the exigency of the service, the Comelec said there is an impera-tive need to activate the inadvertently de-activated registration records of the BEIs in order for them to serve in the forthcoming May 13, national and local elections.

Thus, Comelec Reso-lution No. 9650 was promulgated by the Comelec, headed by Chairman Atty. Sixto Brillantes, last Feb. 28, for the duly appointed public school teach-ers who will serve as members of the Board of Election Inspectors (BEIs), in the upcom-ing national and local elections. (RCAguhob/PIA-Misamis Occidental/jdelpf)

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