MOA signing expected between LGU and NIA for road expansion

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Vol. 2 no. 33 The Official Publication of Ormoc City Government April 30 - May 6, 2012
MOA signing expected between
LGU and NIA for road expansion
By: Robert C. Dejon
City Mayor Eric C. Codilla is
expected to sign a Memorandum
of Agreement (MOA) with
officials of the National Irrigation
Authority (NIA) about the city’s
plan to widen and improve NIA’s
irrigation service roads.
City Councilor Sotero M.
Pepito, Chair of the Committee
of Agriculture of the city council,
reported this development during
last Thursday’s session of the
Sangguniang Panlungsod. He
said that during the committee
meeting earlier held, an agreement
in principle had been reached
for the MOA signing, with the
LGU represented by Mayor
Eric C. Codilla and NIA to be
represented by Regional Manager
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Vice-Mayor Celebrates 63rd Birthday
By: Rommel Quilantang
Though many consider him
exemplary due to his status and
his achievements as sportsman,
lawmaker, family man and most
especially as a vice mayor for the
LGU of Ormoc, his subordinates
consider him a Man-For-All. With
this in mind, SP and Vice Mayor’s
Office staff organized a birthday
party for Vice Mayor Nepomuceno
Aparis last May 3, 2012.
Ms. Carolina Ofredo,
Administrative Aide I, told Ang
Ormocanon that they prepared the
birthday party on their initiative
because of their love and respect for
the man who acts like a real father
to them. Headed by SP Secretary
Mr. Joel Duero and Supervising
Administrative Officer Maria
Antonietta Co Hat, members of
these offices sponsored the printing
of a tarpaulin with a birthday
greeting for their “Bise”. They also
prepared a sumptuous lunch for all.
Guests at the celebration included
the Mayor himself, Eric Codilla, the
City Councilors and government
employees from other departments.
As backgrounder, Hon.
Nepomuceno Palaña Aparis was
born on May 3, 1947 to parents
Eulalio Aparis and Felicisima
Palaña. He is married to beautiful
wife Thelma Omega and they are
blessed with children Christine
Thelma Aparis, Eva Lynda
Aparis-Kangleon, John Eulalio
Nepomuceno Aparis II, Lyneth
Ann Aparis, and Kareen Mae
Aparis.
As a public servant, he served
as an OIC- Kagawad in 1987,
Vice Mayor from 1988-1992, City
Councilor from 1998-2001, 2001-
2004 and currently as an active Vice-
Mayor since 2004 to the present.

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Opinion
“Pagmata na Lungsod ”
Pangagpas
ni Iyo Hantoy
S. M. Pepito
Mga napulo ug lima ka bulan (15 months)
pa ang paabuton sa sunod nga piniliay apan ang
kaldero sa politika nisugod na ug bukal.
Sa bahin sa politika nasyonal si Bise
Presidente Jejomar Binay mipahibalo na nga
siya modagan pagka presidente sa sunod nga
eleksiyon.
Si kanhi Presidente Joseph Erap Estrada
atol sa iyang birthday party mipabati sa iyang
enteres nga modagan pagka mayor sa Manila.
Si Bise Presidente Binay, aron pagpakita
nga kinasingkasing ang iyang intensiyon
pagpapili pagka presidente sa nasud mipahibalo
na sa iyang mga kandidato pagka senador,
nga mga re-electionist, sama kanila ni Loren
Legarda, Chiz Escudero, apil si kanhi Senador
Maceda, Migs Zubire ug ubang kara-ang ngalan
sa politika. Dinhi sa Ormoc, mga dumadapig
sa nagkalain-laing partido sa politika misugod
nag pamisita sa mga barangay ug nagsugod
nag panudlo ug ilang mga coordinator.
Kadaghanan gibatig kahibulong nganong
sayo kaayo ang filing sa certificate of candidacy
Ug dili ma-usab Octobre uno ngadto sa sais
2012. Unsa may katuyo-an niini Pagbuslot ug
sayo sa bulsa sa mga kandidato Dili ikalimod
nga ang mga kandidato dili gayud makabalibad
sa hangyo ug pamarayeg sa mga botante. Dan,
gikan sa Octobre 2012 ngadto sa mayo 2013
Mayong thanks Beboy for the trust
By: Robert C. Dejon
He is thankful for the trust and confidence
of Mayor Eric C. Codilla in allowing him
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sunod tuig, pipila kaha ka libo ka nanampiling
ang mahurot ug gasto, kay puyra sa maayo duna
tay mga igsoon nga mapahimuslanon kaayo sa
higayon, magsigeg bisita sa mga kandidato ug dili
ma-uwaw nga mangayo ug iplete kay kuha-on ang
iyang anak nga tua kono sa Manila aron konohay
makabotar, magdala ug recita sa doctor kay
nasakit ang iyang duha ka anak, imong ingnon nga
tabangan nga mangayo sa City Health ug tambal
dili mosugot kay cash lay iya. Ang labing maka
panlimbawot sa balahibo mao nga dili mahadlok
pag-ingon nga namatay ang iyang inahan, usahay
iyang lolo ug uban pang sakop sa iyang pamilya
nga matud sa ubang mga konsehal nga iya nang
naduol ug napangayo-an maoy iyang modus
operande. Kini maoy pipila sa daghan kaayong
mga suliran nga hisugatan sa usa ka kandidato.
Matud sa pipila ka tigpaniid nagtika hi-tech
ang atong kalibutan (karon), nagtika hi-tech usab
ang gasto sa eleksiyon. Kung ikaw nag ambisyon
pag-apil sa politika ug midyo mabaw-mabaw ang
imong bulsa, maayo pag imo usa ipadaplin ang
imong tinguha kay tingalig ma-heart attack ka.
Kani-adto maoy unang gitan-aw ang track record
sa kandidato sa iyang personal nga panginabuhi
malampuson ba kini Kung naka-kupot na kinig
posisyon sa barangay o siyudad unsa may iyang
gihimo ug nahimo. Sa laktud, ang mga botante
adunay basihan sa ilang pagpili sa opisyal nga
ilang padad-on sa renda sa pangagamhanan.
Apan kining tanan nga atong gihisgutan maoy
mga kalihokan sa atong mga botante kanhi,
apan karon puyra sa maayo, way kinahanglan
ang track record, wala nay gamit ang mga
and ABC Pres. Antonio Codilla to serve as
caretakers of the city.
This was Kag. Mayong’s reaction after
being designated as OIC City Mayor last
week when the mayor and vice-mayor were on
official travel to South Korea. ABC President
Codilla was designated as OIC Vice-Mayor.
Rodriguez added that Mayor Codilla also
asked him to come on the trip, which was
upon the invitation of the League of Cities of
the Philippines. But he refused to go because
he already had an appointments this weekend
with his family and his community.
“Makaingon sab ko nga pasalamat sab ko
sa mga departamento sa LGU nga mihatag
kanatu og kortisiya nga ilang gihatag kanatu
sa ato paglingkod isip mayor,” Councilor
Rodriguez said.
On the other hand Councilor Rodriguez
believes that the biggest need that the city
today should prioritize is the creation of jobs.
While he admits that his campaign sorties
during the elections of 2012 was his first
time to visit almost 50% of the barangays,
project nga gihimo ug nahimo. Ang pangutana
aduna ka bay kwarta Pila bay imong gahin
(preparation) matag botante Kay ug wala kay
pondo, katulog nalang.
Matud ni Juan Dela Cruz ug dili ma-usab
ang dagan ug sistema sa politika sa atong
nasud mosamut kitag ka otot ug ang atong
umaabut nga mga kabataan nga matud sa atong
pinangang Bayani Dr. Jose Rizal maoy paglaum
sa nasud. Maorag wala gayoy katumanan
kun dili mag-usab ang atong mga kadagkoan
sa comelec nga maorag mga buta nga dili
makakita sa binuang nga gibuhat paglapas
sa balaod sa piniliay tungod sa minilyon nga
katarungan. Ang atong mga botante nga dili
mobotar pinasikad sa track record sa kandidato
kun dili pila ang ilang madawat gikan sa
kandidato sa presinto kung dili pakan-on
usa, human pahatud pa gayud sa service sa
kandidato ngadto sa presento, human ug botar
pahatud na usab ngadto sa ilang panimalay.
Ingon niana ang batasan sa mga pumipili
panahon sa eleksiyon ug imong kuentahon
ang gasto sa usa ka kandidato maoragdili
ka makatuo. Mao man gani nga human sa
eleksiyon (duna) kadaghanan dili hinuon ang
tanan mangitag paagi nga makabawi sa iyang
gasto, hikalimtan (usahay) ang ilang mga saad
sa lungsod nga sila moserbisyo.
Hangtud nga dili ma usab ang batasan sa
atong mga pumipili, hangtud nga dili ma-usab
ang atong balaod sa piniliay, dili ta makapaabut
nga mo-asenso ang atong nasud.
Hangtud sa sunod semana.. Salamat.
what he observed was the lack of jobs of
most of the people there. He added that he
even wondered how these people were able
to feed their families when they did not have
regular jobs.
Rodriguez continued that this is what
he believes the city should focus on so
that the people in rural areas could raise
their families better. While he said that
there are people in rural barangays who
receive low salaries, Councilor Rodriguez
figures that their employers should not be
automatically or solely blamed because
there is a tripartite board which handles
matters on labor. This board, which is
represented by employers, workers and
the Department of Labor and Employment
(DOLE), should reach agreements or
rulings that are acceptable to all.
Right now Councilor Rodriguez said
that the biggest catalyst of price increase is
the continued rise in gasoline prices, noting
that this impacts on the purchasing value of
our money.

Ormocanons sets Asian, World Records
By: Joey Vincent C. Motel
Ormocanon powerlifters Anita
Koykka and Regie Ramirez set
fourteen new Asian and world
records between them as they
ruled the Asian Powerlifting
Championships held in the Inter-
Residency Hotel in Udaipur, India
last May 2-10.
The Super Lola of Ormoc
City, Anita Koykka continues to
dominate the sport even in a new
category. While she used to compete
in the 52kg. Masters category, the
officials of the Philippine Sports
Commission, Philippine Olympic
Committee and the Powerlifting
Association of the Philippines
ordered Koykka to compete in the
52kg. Open category. The Open
category is said to be much more
difficult, competitive yet the most
respected category in powerlifting.
At 52, Koykka is able to muster
90kg. in benchpress, 155kg. in
squat and 165kg. in deadlift enough
for a gold-silver-silver medal
output. She totals 410kg. enough
for a silver medal behind eventual
winner 25-year old Chu Yu of
Chinese Taipei who edged Koykka
by only 12.5 kg. overall. Koykka’s
silver medal output however was
enough to break and set 2 Masters
world records aside from setting
4 new world records and 7 Asian
records. Koykka then put the icing
on the cake winning second place
of the Women’s Open Champion of
Champions.
Regie Ramirez quickly jumped
into the 53kg. Juniors category medal
tally after gold medal performances
of 180kg in squat, 105kg. in
benchpress and 197.5kg. deadlift.
His performances in benchpress and
deadlift as well as his overall output
of 487.5kg. were new Asian records.
Ramirez’s closest counterpart of
the tournament incidentally came
from his teammate, Raph Hidalco
of Metro Manila, who finished
with four silver medals, all behind
the 17 year old wonder from Brgy.
Valencia.
Team Philippines finished with
a 5-17-1 gold-silver-bronze medal
haul, with Ramirez and Koykka
winning the five golds. Coached
by Eddie Torres of Zest Power
Gym in Manila, the 8-man Team
Philippines dominated over some
Hawksbill returned to sea
By: Robert C. Dejon
Key personnel of the City
Agriculture Service Office
(CASO) returned to sea an
endangered Hawksbill turtle
Friday night after it was trapped
from a fish corral.
CASO’s Irish Belmonte said
that the tired turtle was delivered
to their office about 5:30 in the
afternoon that day by Bantay
Dagat members from Brgy.
Naungan, a coastal barangay
of this city. She said that based
on the report the said turtle was
trapped at the fish corral of a
certain Aniceto Galo of Purok 4
of Brgy. Naungan.
Belmonte said that she had
to conduct quick documentation
of the trapped turtle because it
appeared to be exhausted. She
said that when the turtle arrived at
their office saliva was visibly seen
coming from its mouth already.
She added that they were not
aware of the reason for the turtle’s
exhaustion, but she it might have
been because it struggled after it
was trapped.
“Wala sab me kasabot kung
pila na ka oras natrap ang
pawikan, mao nga naluya sa
kadugay.” Belmonte stressed.
The male sea turtle measuring
40 mm in length and 37 mm in
300 powerlifters from 16 nations
around the world.
Koykka now sits atop the
Philippine powerlifting rankings
with 516.663 points while Ramirez
is the nation’s top junior with
478.446 points.
width weighed at least 15 kilos. It
was immediately brought back to
the sea after the measurement.
Belmonte said that it was the
first Hawksbill turtle that they
returned to sea this year after it
was stranded. She said that they
set free two stranded sea turtles in
October and November last year.
Both were caught by fishermen,
with the second being surrendered
to their office by a conservationist
who bought it from a fisherman
who accidentally caught it.
MOA signing from p.1
Engr. Romeo G. Quiza. Pepito said
that the MOA was the result of
the request of the City Mayor for
the maintenance/improvement of
the service roads of the Bao River
Irrigation System which provides
water to almost 70% of the city’s
ricelands.
Councilor Pepito also
disclosed that once the MOA is
signed this would mean that the
NIA roads in Station 1-413 to
2-818 or some 1.405 kilometer
will be widened. He added that
expansion will also be done to
Station 2-818 to 5-300 with a total
length of 2.482 kilometers. These
stations according to Councilor
Pepito are located in the South
Main Canal that provides water to
the rice lands in Brgys. Kadaohan,
San Jose, Valencia, and Maticaa
which is considered as the city’s
rice granary. He said that once the
MOA is signed a program of work
will be made for the expansion of
2.5 meters to the present roads
in that area, thus making the
widened roads about 5 meters in
width already so two vehicles can
traverse at the same time.
“Karon gud, usa ra gyud ka
sakyanan makaagi sa karsada
didto. Unya kung naay kasugat
mohunong gyud ang usa.” Pepito
stressed.
Present during the committee
hearing were Vice Mayor
Nepomuceno P. Aparis, Councilor
Rafael Omega Jr., committee
member, along with Dr. Samuel
Go, City Agriculture Service
Office (CASO) consultant,
CASO OIC Dr. Joseph C. Cortez,
Warlie M. Muring, of the City
Engineering Office (CEO), Engr.
Yvonne Delos Santos, Engineer
II, Romualdo Garcia, GCD/
FISCO, Abednigo M. Codilla,
NIA, Engr. Santos Miracap,
NIA, and Romualdo Bacus, of
Nasomira Fisco.
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Coastguard hopeful of the city’s lot donation
By: Josephine N. Serseña
After their courtesy call on
Mayor Eric Codilla, the officers
of the Philippine Coast Guard led
by Captain Pablo T. Gonzales Jr.
proceeded to see the members
of the City Council headed by
Vice Mayor Nepomuceno Aparis.
Their purpose was to present
the PCG’s plans and current
situation since its separation from
its mother unit based in Cebu
City in late December 2011. The
formation of the said district was
in consideration of the scope
of Region 8 – in terms of land
area, maritime jurisdiction and
population that requires a strong
and active unit.
Also in attendance during
PCG’s presentation was
Commander Antonio Cuasito of the
Ormoc Station who is at the same
time designated as the Chief of Staff
and Commander Jimmy Elazegui of
the 207 PCGA Squadron.
The team informed the 12 th
Sanggunian of their primary mission
which is to promote safety of life
and property at sea at the same time
safeguard and protect the maritime
environment and resources.
Apart from their presentation,
the PCG officials also discussed
their request for a lot donation for
their District Headquarters. Captain
Gonzales told the council that he
finds Ormoc ideal to house their
equipments and personnel.
According to Commander
Elazegui, Mayor Codilla earlier
allowed them the use of a 1,000
square meter area for the Ormoc
Station at the proposed PPA
City Health puts up breastfeeding centers
By: Roberto C. Dejon
Another first in Ormoc!
In its effort to promote E0 No. 51
or the Milk Code of the Philippines,
the City Health Department is
putting up breastfeeding centers in
different parts of this city.
The first center will be set
up at the second floor of the bus
terminal. This choice was so as
to allow bus passengers to have
a decent breastfeeding center
while waiting for their trips. City
Nutrition Council Coordinator
Rhiesa Lydia Nastor and Asst. City
Health Officer Dr. Judith Lampong
conducted an ocular inspection of
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expansion area. But with the
assumption and installation of the
new district where the Commander’s
office is co-located with the Ormoc
Station, this space would be too
small. Captain Gonzales then
saw the reclamation area in Brgy.
Alegria and said it is suitable for
their needs.
Commander Elazegui told
Ang Ormocanon that Ormoc
is the center of operation for
Eastern Visayas, as it serves as
the gateway for Luzon thru the
ports of Allen and Matnog in
Samar and in Mindanao thru the
the area last Friday and supervised
the preparation conducted by CHD
employees. The glass wall in the
room allows people inside to see the
flow of buses within the terminal,
for mother-passengers to better
monitor their trip schedules.
The creation of a breastfeeding
center is a project of the City
Nutrition Council in connection
with the Milk Code of the
Philippines. The Code mandates
the regulation and marketing of
breast milk substitutes, breast milk
supplements and related products.
From 1981-1985, NGOs led
by the National Coalition for
ports of Liloan and San Ricardo
in Southern Leyte. “The port of
Ormoc is considered as one of
the busiest and has the heaviest
maritime traffic in the region”,
Gonzales revealed.
The Coast Guard Eastern
Visayas leadership hopes to
convince the city mayor and the
12 th Sangguniang Panlungsod to
grant them authority or donate at
least 3,000 square meters of the
reclamation area in Brgy. Alegria.
The said location, they said, would
probably be enough to house
disaster/relief and other maritime
the Promotion of Breastfeeding
(NCPB), advocated for the
enactment of the Code to the then-
Batasan Pambansa.
In 1983, United Nations
International Children’s Emergency
Fund (UNICEF) supported the
formation of National Movement
for the Promotion of Breastfeeding
(NMPB), a conglomerate of
government, NGOs and medical
societies.
In 1986, breastfeeding mothers
and babies joined the final drafting
of the Philippine National Code
popularly known as Milk Code,
with the Department of Health and
equipments such as rubber boats,
trucks, ambulances, oil spill
response and communication
equipments. Personnel numbering
at least 200 will also be based there,
which is an added boost to the local
economy.
As of the moment the city
is utilizing the reclamation area
as the Bagsakan Center for its
agricultural products and intends
to put in additional developments
in the area. It was also learned
that the PCG will pour P39 million
worth of investments if their
request is granted.
Malacanang. And in October on
that year, then-President Corazon
Aquino joined by Executive
Secretary Joker Arroyo signed
Executive Order 51 or Milk Code.
The ceremony was led by Health
Secretary Bengzon, and was graced
by breastfeeding mothers and
babies. In 1987, E.O. 51 took effect.
Dr. Lampong explains that no
formula milk will be allowed into
any of the breastfeeding centers to
be created. She said that they are
already in talks with management
of Gaisano for the establishment
of the two additional breastfeeding
centers in the two local malls.

OCSSO Basketball VI:
Ten Before Tip-off
As the fifth season comes to
a claw, Ormocanon basketball
fanatics were served with a
meal full of exotic hardcourt
action. People were charmed
and magnetized how the Young
Apostles from St. Peter’s College
defies the ball-handling antics of
AJ Fiel from Ormoc City Central
School or the five point berserk of
Bryle Surima in the final minute
to complete a season sweep for the
Ormoc Se San School Dragons.
Who could have forgotten the
brawl in Game 2 of the collegiate
standoff between Western Leyte
College and AMA Computer
Learning Center, resulting to
multiple player ejection and how
the league fixed it to prevent a
possible bloodbath from erupting
in the rubbermatch.
As the clock ticks before
the opening of Season 6, this
pen explores the possibility of
extending the league more closer,
not just to the athletes, but the
cheering and rooting community.
This community has breathe air
into the nasals of the league and
help turned this newborn kid into
a protégé. They have been the
backbone that support the league
as it transpires through the years.
This article is a personal
collection that blossoms during
the coverage of the games. This
aimed neither praise nor degrade
the status of the organization
rather offers new insights that can
be either essential or superfluous
to the ever-growing family of
the Ormoc City Schools Sports
Organization.
All-Star Game
Season 5 has been a marquee
season for OCSSO basketball.
Despite the non-participation of
the St. Paul’s School Blue Knights
(let’s face it, the Blue Knights are
the darling of the crowd in Season
4), the fans still flock to the games
for another reason – Robert Lee
Bolick Jr. and the scorching
Ormoc Se San School Dragons.
One cannot deny the fact that the
Fil-American became the face of
the league. His dedication to the
game and contagious behavior
inside the hardcourt is hard to
replicate. It may cost the league
a couple of years or more before
they can fill the void of the lanky
Birdman.
Season 6 already has a major
roadblock ahead of its inauguration
– sustaining the intensity left by
the Birdman and the Dragons.
The mighty conquistadors of the
powerhouse New Ormoc City
National High School Eagles
have already graduated and so
are their preys. With some of the
collegiate stalwarts also finishing
their eligible playing years, the
league is left with none but a
few stars whose sparkles were
overshadowed by the giants.
Ormoc City Central School ace
playmaker AJ Fiel also graduated
yet due to his disadvantage in
height, he might experience some
sandpapers before polishing into
a crowd drawer in the secondary
ranks, if ever.
Shall the Blue Knights
return to compete for Season
6 or Tongonan National High
School will throw in their entry
to OCSSO, for sure, there still be
no signs for the second coming of
another Birdman. This is not to
inflate the Birdman’s reputation
but to stress how the lanky forward
transformed the former doormats
into winners. He’s been the face of
determination and inspiration for
the league, evidently how fans
loved him.
So how is the league gonna
cope up with the intensity The
Philippine Collegiate Champions
League and the National Basketball
Training Center are shoe-ins but
they are already calendared. How
about the daily games
Why not hold an All-Star
Week in the secondary ranks For
starters, the secondary ranks is
divided into two brackets, each
with 8 and 9 members in its turf
and is home for classical basketball
enthusiasts. The secondary ranks
have showcase games ample for
2012 Executive Committee : Ormoc City Chinese Chamber of Commerce
Ormoc City Government thru the Ormoc City Chinese Chamber of Commerce
and Industry – 2012 Fiesta Executive Committee announces
QUALIFICATIONS:
The Search for
Binibining Ormoc 2012
1.) 18 to 23 years of age
2.) Must be single
3.) At least 5’2 in height
4.) Must be a resident of Ormoc for at least six (6) months.
5.) At least high school graduate
6.) Must have a good moral character
SUBMIT APPLICATIONS TOGETHER WITH THE FOLLOWING:
1. Bio-data
2. Brgy. Clearance
3. Birth Certificate
4. Whole-body picture
Submit applications to:
Ms. Raquel “Wan-wan” Chu Relevo, Chairperson Beauty Pageant
Committee at New Season Commercial or to Carmen Diaz at the City
Mayor’s Office, Ormoc City or to Hon. Lea Doris Villar of the Sanggunian
Panlungsod.
Submission of applications will still be accepted until May 17, 2012, Thursday.
Screening of Candidates is postponed to May 18, 2012, Friday 2PM. Venue will
be announced later.
2012 Binibining Ormoc is hosted by;
Ormoc City Chinese Chamber Of Commerce and Industry
those loving the fundamentals of
the sport. Simply pick a player/s
for every team and one could
already made a competitive squad
for an All-Star Game. Now, how
are the players be selected The
league could allocate a single
week, maybe 2 weeks after the
opening of the season and open
a single gate for admission. The
OCSSO ManComm can designate
personnel to man the casting of
votes at the gate. After a weektime,
all votes will be counted.
The committee can also determine
how much percentage the poll at
the gates will get, those from the
coaches poll, players poll and the
media.
The All-Star Week
extravaganza will not only be
games, it can also organize events
bringing the league closer to its
consumers. This activity can also
entice corporate sponsors willing
to shed off some financing while
Beauty Pageant Committee 2012
Ms. Raquel “Wan-wan Chu- Relevo – Chairperson
Hon. Lea Doris C. VIllar – Vice –Chairperson
promoting both the league and
their entity. Outreach activities
on a certain barangay like feeding
program, conducting a one-day
basketball camp for children,
tree planting, coastal clean-up
and campus tours will be ideal
and doable. Then the games will
follow. The league can also put the
opening ceremonies’ slam dunk
contest and three-point shootout
during the All-Star Week.
The All-Star extravaganza is
not aimed to bloat these young
stars’ minds that they are the
cream-of-the-crop of the batch.
This is for them to fully understand
that beyond the physical plays and
hard fouls in the hardcourt is a
boundless world that needs their
support and aid. This is also to let
them see that OCSSO isn’t just
locked inside the playing grounds
but has a social responsibility to
fulfill in the society. Just my two
cents.
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Ormocanon 5

DATE
NAME OF BENEFICIARY/
KIND OF BENEFIT RECEIVED/
ADDRESS
RECIPIENT
SERVICE RENDERED
May 2, 2012 Norman L. Helig Brgy. Dolores, Ormoc City Medicine (Financial Assist.)
Norman Manarang Brgy. D.C. Revilla (Boroc) O.C. E.S.A. (Financial Assist.)
John L. Villamor
Medicine (Financial Assist.)
DATE
NAME OF BENEFICIARY/
KIND OF BENEFIT RECEIVED/
ADDRESS
RECIPIENT
SERVICE RENDERED
April 17, 2012 (Report by) Zaldy Eng Brgy. Mabini proper Repair leaking mainline
April 17, 2012 (Report by) Alberto Romero Brgy. Labrador proper Repair leaking mainline
April 17, 2012 (Report by) Brgy. Secreatry Brgy. Luna highway Repair leaking mainline
April 17, 2012 (Report by) Brgy. Kagawad Brgy. Dayhagan Repair service Connection (no water)
April 17, 2012 (3 n 1 building/Health Center Brgy. San Pablo Repair service connection (no water)
April 18, 2012 (Report by) C. Montiadora Brgy. Guitingi-an, Laray Repair leaking mainline
April 18, 2012 Ricardo Zarate Res. Brgy. Luna highway Repair service connection (no water)
April 18, 2012 D.O. L. E. Office Brgy. Mejia Subd. Repair leaking service connection
April 18, 2012 (Report by) Brgy. Charirman Brgy. Balion proper Repair leaking mainline
April 18, 2012 (in front of ) Camella Homes Gate Brgy. Tambulilid Repair leaking service connection
April 18, 2012 Sabelino Res. Brgy. Danhug Repair leaking service connection
DATE
NAME OF BENEFICIARY/
KIND OF BENEFIT RECEIVED/
ADDRESS
RECIPIENT
SERVICE RENDERED
April 17, 2012 Pepe A. Teleron Brgy. Licuma Installation of Water Service Connection
April 18, 2012 Paterna Alobio/Robelyn Longakit Brgy. Guintigui-an Installation of Water Service Connection
April 18, 2012 Rogelio P. Waffer Brgy. Matica-a Installation of Water Service Connection
April 18, 2012 Eufemia Magdadaro c/o Rosalie Faith Verano Brgy. Curva Installation of Water Service Connection
April 18, 2012 Junrey L. Cayanong Brgy. Can-untog Installation of Water Service Connection
April 18, 2012 Librado Auman c/o Tito B. Romero Brgy. Sabang Bao Installation of Water Service Connection
April 18, 2012 Andres M. Arnaiz c/o LeoniloPartulan Brgy. Bayog Installation of Water Service Connection
April 18, 2012 Gavino Paton-og c/o Julimar F. Montermor Brgy. Mabini Installation of Water Service Connection
April 19, 2012 Renante M. Nayon Brgy. Naungan Installation of Water Service Connection
April 19, 2012 Isabelo A. Dionson Brgy. Matica-a Installation of Water Service Connection
April 19, 2012 Dominador A. Pongos Jr. Brgy. Lao Installation of Water Service Connection
April 19, 2012 Madonna T. Cotiangco Brgy. Valencia-B Installation of Water Service Connection
April 19, 2012 Alan C. Retulla Brgy. San Antonio Installation of Water Service Connection
April 19, 2012 Anastacio G. Monte c/o Lolita T. Monte Mejia Subd. -B Installation of Water Service Connection
April 19, 2012 Irene Gabuya c/o Rommel T. Anones Brgy. Curva Installation of Water Service Connection
April 20, 2012 Ruel B. Cordeño Brgy. Tambulilid -B Installation of Water Service Connection
April 20, 2012 Gloria C. Malazarte -B Brgy. Macabug -A Installation of Water Service Connection
April 20, 2012 Cresente M. Taneo Brgy. Sto. Niño Installation of Water Service Connection
April 20, 2012 Panfilo B. Cadeliña #9 Brgy Cogon III-B Installation of Water Service Connection
April 20, 2012 Panfilo Cadeliña 10 Brgy. Cogon III-B Installation of Water Service Connection
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Ormocanon
Republic of the Philippines
City Social Welfare Development Office
Judy Maquelan Brgy. Ipil, Ormoc City Food Assistance
Romulo P. Ui, Sr. Brgy. Naungan, Ormoc City Food Assistance
Elvira Sotto Brgy. Cagbuhangin, Ormoc City Food Assistance
May 3, 2012 Alexander A. Dichos Brgy. Nadongholan, Ormoc City Medicine (Financial Assist.)
Eva Christine R. Galo Brgy. Mas-in, Ormoc City Medicine (Financial Assist.)
Porferio L. Manto Brgy. Punta, Ormoc City Medicine (Financial Assist.)
Joshua I. Benitez Brgy. Danhug, Ormoc City Medicine (Financial Assist.)
Veronica P. Verano Brgy. Milagro, Ormoc City Medicine (Financial Assist.)
Elizabeth P. Prito Malaybalay, Bukidnon Transpo.- VAWC (Financial Asst.)
Wendyl Jaime Tugonon Brgy. Macabug, Ormoc City Medicine (Financial Assist.)
Violeta P. De Guzman Brgy. Naungan, Ormoc City Med. VAWC (Financial Assist.)
Richard Hilig Brgy. Bagong, Ormoc City E.S.A. (Financial Assist.)
Merlina Lasdose Brgy. R.M. Tan, Ormoc City Transpo.- VAWC (Financial Asst.)
Jerwin Pogata Brgy. Tambulilid, Ormoc City Food Assistance
Roberto Ablen Brgy. Boroc, Ormoc City Food Assistance
Irene Elorde Brgy. Nueva Vista, Ormoc City Food Assistance
Rosabella Labador Brgy. Guinlimhan, Valencia, O.C. Food Assistance
Beberlita V. Moralde Brgy. Cogon, Ormoc City Food Assistance
Marygen Pogata Brgy. Tambulilid, Ormoc City Food Assistance
May 4, 2012 Renelin M. Fenellere Brgy. Punta, Ormoc City Medicine (Financial Assist.)
Elminda M. Cortez Brgy. Mas-in, Ormoc City Medicine (Financial Assist.)
Ma. Victoria C. Mendoza Brgy. Boroc, Ormoc City Operation (Financial Assist.)
Ricardo M. Arbilon Brgy. Punta, Ormoc City Medicine (Financial Assist.)
ORWASA Weekly Accomplishment Report
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Repair Water Pipeline Leaking (Maintenance Section)
New Installation (Metering Section)

City General Services Office
Weekly Report as of April 1 - April 15, 2012
DATE
NAME OF BENEFICIARY/
KIND OF BENEFIT RECEIVED/SERVICE
ADDRESS
RECIPIENT
RENDERED
April 23, 2012 Eliza E. Yburan Brgy. Leondoni, Ormoc City Medicine (Financial Assistance)
Renato L. Pagcaliwangan Lipa, Batangas Transportation (Financial Assist)
Dolores G. Gonzaga Brgy. District 29, Ormoc City Operation (Financial Assist.)
Belma S. Bustria Brgy. Cogon, Ormoc City VAW-C (Financial Assistance)
Donato Pagcaliwangan Lipa, City Food Assistance
Lydia Daffon Brgy. Linao, Ormoc City Food Assistance
Betty Colon Brgy. Linao, Ormoc City Food Assistance
Ricardo Ceniza Panalian, Brgy. Ipil, Ormoc City Food Assistance
Ricardo Suan Brgy. Sto. Niño, Ormoc City Food Assistance
Lenilita Elisan Brgy. Tambulilid, Ormoc City Food Assistance
Analiza Cañete Brgy. Tambulilid, Ormoc City Food Assistance
Loreta Severino Brgy. Tambulilid, Ormoc City Food Assistance
Irenea Lemosnero Brgy. Tambulilid, Ormoc City Food Assistance
Dario Patenio Brgy. Tambulilid, Ormoc City Food Assistance
Danilo Elisan Brgy. Tambulilid, Ormoc City Food Assistance
Remegio Comingking Brgy. Naungan, Ormoc City Food Assistance
Pacita Apordo Brgy. San Pablo, Ormoc City Food Assistance
Charice Love Troyo Brgy. Cogon, Ormoc City Food Assistance
Ma. Genie Dajab Brgy. Naungan, Ormoc City Food Assistance
Isabelo Redoble Catbalogan, Samar Transportation (Financial Assist)
April 24, 2012 Nancy B. Poblete Brgy. District 22, Ormoc City Operation (Financial Assist.)
Jezon B. Escala Brgy. Bagong Buhay, Ormoc City Operation (Financial Assist.)
Aludia V. Matas Brgy. Mabini, Ormoc City Medicine (Financial Assistance)
Vivian L. Pepito Brgy. San Pablo, Ormoc City Medicine (Financial Assistance)
Edna A. Elatan Brgy. Camp Downes, Ormoc City Medicine (Financial Assistance)
Nelson C. Villamor Brgy. District I, Ormoc City Medicine (Financial Assistance)
Gerrylyn A. Montesclaros Brgy. Liberty, Ormoc City Medicine (Financial Assistance)
April 25, 2012 Julita N. Sioc Brgy. Boroc, Ormoc City Operation (Financial Assist.)
Iluminada S. Laguna Brgy. Luna, Ormoc City Operation (Financial Assist.)
Allan B. Jacinto Brgy. Punta, Ormoc City Operation (Financial Assist.)
Fe P. Cantero Brgy. San Juan, Ormoc City Operation (Financial Assist.)
Jocelyn Miñosa Brgy. Nadongholan, Ormoc City Food Assistance
Myrna Arsonillo Kagdaat, Green Valley, O.C. Food Assistance
April 26, 2012 Rosa Tomada Brgy. Ipil, Ormoc City Food Assistance
Monette G. Sevillano Brgy. Bagong Buhay, Ormoc City Operation (Financial Assist.)
Herminia P. Juntilla Brgy. Libertad, Ormoc City Medicine (Financial Assistance)
Maragusan R. Daffon Brgy. Bagong Buhay, Ormoc City Medicine (Financial Assistance)
Allan L. Borja Brgy. Cogon, Ormoc City Operation (Financial Assist.)
April 27, 2012 Louie F. Corporal Catubig, Northern Samar Transportation (Financial Assist)
Pino A. Arcillas Brgy. Curva, Ormoc City Medicine (Financial Assistance)
Maricel O. Paredes Brgy. Leondoni, Ormoc City Medicine (Financial Assistance)
Francisco Acuña Brgy. Dist. 26, Isla Verde, O.C. Food Assistance
Rogelio Durano Guinlimhan, Valencia, O.C. Food Assistance
Emma G. Pagalan Ilang-ilang, Cogon, Ormoc City Food Assistance
Divina P. Blanco Ilang-ilang, Cogon, Ormoc City Food Assistance
Perlita P. Bahenting Ilang-ilang, Cogon, Ormoc City Food Assistance
Lora Mae Allones Brgy. Bantigue, Ormoc City Food Assistance
Carolina V. Nodalo Brgy. D.P.L., Ormoc City Operation (Financial Assist.)
Liza N. Arellano Brgy. Lake Danao, Ormoc City Transportation (Financial Assist)
Enrique U. Sisiban Brgy. Mas-in, Ormoc City Medicine (Financial Assistance)
Rogelio Durano Brgy. Valencia, Ormoc City Operation (Financial Assist.)
Jovelita A. Tulin Brgy. Can-untog, Ormoc City Medicine (Financial Assistance)
Renato P. Zabala Dist. 28, Malbasag, Ormoc City Food Assistance
April 30, 2012 Trifonia C. Supremo Tent City, San Isidro, Ormoc City Food Assistance
Rosemarie Supremo Brgy. Cogon, Ormoc City Food Assistance
Keneth Dajab Brgy. Naungan, Ormoc City Food Assistance
Rachelle Montejo Brgy. Naungan, Ormoc City Food Assistance
Myrna S. Argoncillo Brgy. Green Valley, Ormoc City Medicine (Financial Assistance)
Elvie P. Bio Brgy. Matica-a, Ormoc City Medicine (Financial Assistance)
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Ormocanon 7

Site Inspection:
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Ongoing Construction of Manpower Building, Ormoc City
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