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Rep. Fuentebella afrmsloyalty to VP Binay

NAGA CITY -- Camarines Sur 4th

Disrict Representative Wimpy Fuen-

tebella expressed resentment over the

issue on his alleged support of Presiden-

tial candidate Grace Poe. Cong. Wimpy

raised this concern after a radio station

in Camarines Sur intimated a shift in

loyalties by the young solon.

"The intimation that I have breached

my relationship with the Vice President by

shifting camp is an affront to my dignity.

I have been unequivocal in our position

of condence in the competence, capabil-

ity, and character of the Vice President.

My father, Speaker Noli Fuentebella and

brother, Tigaon Mayor Arnie, share the

same sentiments".

The Fuentebellas, an inuential name

in the political landscape of Partido, the

4th District of Cam.Sur, have long been

a staunch ally of Vice President Jejomar

Binay, who is eyeing the Presidency this

coming May 2016 election."Our family has always regarded the

virtue of loyalty as the most essential. It is

the essence of relationships; one that can

never be compromised." He further said

that the Fuentebella's enduring leadership

in the political arena can be attributed to

the loyalty that they accord their party, al-

lies, friends, and constituents.

VP Binay is a close ally of the Fuente-

bellas. Cong. Fuentebella knew of Binay's

industry and dedication when they worked

together in the housing and urban develop-

ment sector. "I believe that VP Binay's track

record as a compassionate human rights

lawyer, an accomplished executive, and a

humble public servant augurs well for the de-

velopment and change the country needs. He

will always have my respect and uninching

support."

Rep. FUENTEBELLA

By FRANK PEONES JR.

BAAO, CAM. SUR -- The Ofce of

the Ombudsman has ordered Mayor

Melquiades I. Gaite of this town to an-

swer in a counter-afdavit the charges

led against him by incumbent munici-

pal councilor, Dante O. Bismonte on thelease contract the mayor forged with the

Lamver Consolidated Complex Corpo-

ration, Inc. or LCC.

In two separate complaints, Bismonte

charged Gaite for violation of R.A. 3019,

or the Anti-Graft and Corrupt Practices Act;

and R.A. 7160, or the Local Government

Code of 1991, and Municipal Ordinance No.3,

Series of 2012 or the Revised Market Code of

Baao, Camarines Sur.

The complaints stemmed from what Bis-

monte alleged as Gaites deliberate and calcu-

lated acts in concluding a contract with LCC

for the lease of a portion of the 1st and 2nd

oors of the Baao Public Market Building to-talling 1,704.4 square meter, for a period of 25

years.

Bismonte maintained that the 25-year peri-

od violates Municipal Ordinance No.3, which

provides a 5-year limit to such a similar con-

tract. The contract, he maintained, accorded

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BIKOL REPORTER2 SEPT. 27 - OCT. 3, 2015OPINION

Their apparition started inSeptember, agaw-eksena with Inasesta.

By the branches of trees or electricposts, their faces announce they jointhe celebration or are welcomed bygroups who obviously are bene-ciaries of their generosities. Tar-politicians they are called.

More will surely be coming after thedeadline for the ling of candidacies.

Perhaps, part of the COMELECs or theDENRs concern should be protectingthe trees or peoples unobstructedviews. If these tarpoliticians have theright to display their faces, perhaps

the people too have the right not tosee them.

Yet, somehow, tarpaulins have theiruses too. They provide businessfor one. A politician for examplein Rinconada has cornered thebusiness by requiring all applicantsfor permits to have their tarps printedin his shop. They do not have conict

of interests or ethical conductsobviously out there.

They are certainly propagandamaterials and provide tips for

examination of conscience. Forinstance, that tarp near the Pili-Naga boundary takes off from thequestions priests asks sponsorsin baptism. Isinisikwal nindoan korapsyon, pan-aabuso asinbiyolensya sa Kapitolyo? Such asharp and terse question. It makesyou see the devil grinning in frontof you.

This is just of one of the comingsigns of the times. Ano, isinisikwalmo an demonyo asin an saiyang mga

pa(n)daraya?

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Atty. TONY (APA) ACYATAN

simplication and harmonization of

procedures.

Another study made for ASEAN

and East Asia revealed that inefcient

trade procedure such a days delay in

a shipment reduces trade volume by

at least one percent. The exporters

group identied other proposals and

programs such as self-certication and

e-certication, e-ling of government

documents, virtual trade repository,

one-stop shops and similar projectswhich are deemed complementary

trade facilitation moves. These are the

only ways for our countrys business to

be competitive!

POLITICS: The early ling of

Certicate of Candidacies (7 months

in advance) is clearly advantageous to

politicians allied with the Administration.

There are available funds that can be

released by government to candidates,

especially those supported by

Malacaang. Indeed, our Philippine

elections favor those aligned with the

fund-holders. More money means

more campaign funds whether these

be in the form of campaign materials or

dole-outs.

In due time as election time nears

and as party afliation shifts, it will

(Atty. APA chairs Acyatan & Co.,

CPAs-DFK International is past chair

of ASEAN Federation of CPAs, PICPA

past president and Hall-of-Famer,

and ACPAPP Lifetime Achievement

Awardee).

CDO REVISITED: I was again in

Mindanao last week accompanyingthe Healing Priest of Quezon (Fr. Joey

Faller) for his praying healing sessions

at the Lim Kit Kai commercial center

(Cagayan de Oro) and at the Divine

Mercy Shrine (El Salvador City). During

our trip from Laguindingan airport

to CdO we saw on going massive

construction works private and public

infrastructures. My prediction: the City

of Golden Smiles may overtake Davao

City in the next decade as Mindanao

industrial center.

Having nished our religious chores

on our rst day, our organizers brought

us the following day uphill to Bukidnon

- rich agro-agricultural province. We

had whole day stay at the Forest Park

Resort owned by former Cong Jess

Paras. Going there, we passed by

the (former) Dole pineapple plantation

and the classy Menzi Housing Project.

Forest Park is favorite tourist park,

complete with adventure activities. The

100-hectare (combined areas) parks

are owned by the Paras siblings.

FACILITATION: Exporters are

working to achieve the 8-10% exports

growth target this year amid softening

of major overseas markets, banking on

the implementation of trade facilitation

measures. Such measures should be

able to cover for areas where there

could be market failures, according to

PhilExport president Sergio Ortiz-Luis

Jr. He cited studies that indicated trade

facilitation is the key to reducing cost of

international trade transactions through

North Mindanao Visit

University of the Philippines (UP Diliman)and an entrepreneur.

Mayor Arnie Fuentebella has so manyaccomplishments but Ill just mention a

few in this issue. In setting the goals of his

administration for Tigaon, Arnie adheredto the objectives of his father, Cong.

NoliFuentebella, called HEEWI to providehealth, services, education, energy, water

and infrastructures and to make Tigaonthe agri-business center of Partido.

Under Arnies leadership, Tigaon

received the Department of Interiorand Local Governments Seal of Good

Housekeeping in 2011 (Gold) and2012 (Silver) for good planning, sound

fiscal management, transparency and

accountability and valuing of performanceinformation.

He established Tigaon Infirmary asa 24/7 hospital that can respond to

emergencies and provide curative healthcare, acquired two ambulances, one thru

sisterhood with Makati City. Providedfunding for a pharmacy at the inrmary.

Improved tax collection by more than

300% in 2008 from 2006 and increased

the municipality gross income.Set up new primary schools in

barangays and completed grade

schools in others. Established day carecenters.

Concreted access roads to barangaysand improved farm to market roads.

Distributed certied seeds, organicfertilizers to farmers to ensure ample

production of food locally.

Mayor Arnie can render the sameservice to the people of the province

and even more.If he and his team-mates are elected

by the people this coming election. If

the incumbent ofcials have the CWC,Arnie and his ticket has HEEWI as its

agship.*****

Even if the candidates for nextyears election have not yet registered

their candidates, the election fever

is alreadywith us and with it comespropagandas and misinformations. In this

connection, Cong. Wimpy B. Fuentebellaof the 4th district of Cam. Sur refuted

reports that the Fuentebellas of Bicolshifted their allegiance to independent

candidate Sen. Grace Poe ahead of the

May 2016 presidential race.He said: I believe that VP Binays

track record as a compassionate humanrights lawyer, an accomplished executive

and a humble public servant augurswell for the development and change

the country needs. Vice Pres. Binay will

always have my respect and uninchingsupport.

Our family has always regarded thevirtue of loyalty as the most essential. It is

Forerunners in surveys should

publish their past and present track

record.

It now seems that the people clamoringfor change in the province were able

to convince Arnulfo Bryan Arnie B.Fuentebella, Mayor of Tigaon, C.S., to

run for Provincial Governor in the comingMay 2016 election. Arnie preferred Cong.

Dato Arroyo to be Governor but did not

like to run. An alliance of leaders in the vedistricts were able to form an opposition

ticket that will run against the incumbentsin the Capitol. Their battlecry is to ght

abuses, violence and corruption and bringback respect to the people. The line-up is

complete from Governor, Vice Governor,

Board Members and Mayors and Membersof the Municipal Councils.

Atty. Peachy Alfelor-Moraleda, daughterof former Cong. NancingAlfelor of the 5th

district will be his running-mate for ViceGovernor. She is the President of the

University of North Eastern Philippines. She

was formerly President of the IntegratedBar of the Philippines in Camarines Sur.

Like what he announced on radio, Cong.Rolando Andaya, Jr. of the 1st district will be

the campaign manager and will also take

charge of the 1st and 2nddisrtricts. Cong.Wimpy B. Fuentebella of the 4th district who

is not running for reelection, will also be acampaign manager for the national and

local candidates. I was informed that formerCong. Luis R. Villafuerte has expressed

support to the entire team.

Who is Arnie B. Fuentebella? Heis the son of former House Speaker

NoliFuentebella and Mayor EvelynFuentebella, a younger brother of Rep.

Wimpy. He is a Philosophy graduate of the

Mayor Arnie Fuentebella for Governor & Atty. Peachy Alfelor forVice-Gov., Rep. Wimpy Fuentebella afrms loyalty to VP Binay

NENITA FuENTEBELLA-PEONES

FROM

MY

WINDOW

be clearer later as to who are for,

against, the Pinoy-anointed ones.

Since Budget Secretary Florencio

Abad is not expected to resign his

post, he would still be in full control

to implement the presidential budget

instructions. Truly, money will talk

bringing campaign advantages. Ourvoters should be wary and wiser of

these election realities. Tanggapin

ang pera at bumoto ayon sa

konsensya!

BIRTHDAY: Instead of a lavish

party, our family celebrated my 74th

birthday by conducting a FREE

MEDICAL CLINIC for indigents.

With our volunteer doctor-friends,

we treated 257 patients yesterday -

complete with blood typing, urinalysis,

BP and FBS checking and individual

medical consultation. All patients

were provided with free medicines,

modest snacks, milk and canned

goods. Many are asking what position

I will run for? We can give without

thinking of recompense!

ACYATAN FOUNDATION

celebrates family birthdays and

occasions by conducting activities

giving away benets for our indigent

brothers and sisters. This is our way

of thanking our Lord for the blessings

that He bestowed on me and my

family. I was orphaned as a young

age, left by poor, uneducated parents.

We were squatters in the Catholic

church orchard in Paete, Laguna. As

a young boy, I ventured out, worked

and studied in Camarines Sur and

became a CPA-Lawyer! We must

share our blessings!

EPISTLE: Seek frst the Kingdom

of God and His righteousness, and

all these things will be given you

besides.

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BIKOL REPORTER 3SEPT. 27 - OCT. 3, 2015

DSWD Bicol hosts skills enhancement trainingon sheltered workshop for Social Workers

SM cares program on disability

affairs wins hall of fame award

The Department of So-

cial Welfare and Develop-

ment Field Ofce 5 led by

the Social Technology Unit

conducted skills enhance-

ment training for LGU so-

cial workers on shelteredworkshop for Persons with

Disabilities and Senior Citi-

zens held at Pepperland

Hotel recently.

Sheltered Workshop for

Persons with Disabilities

(PWDs) and Senior Citizens

(SCs) provide a wide range

of opportunities for elderly

persons and the PWDs to

realize their aspirations to

achieve economic self-suf-

ciency, live a full life and

contribute to the progress

and development of our

country. It also allows them

to participate in meaningful

work or training activities ina safe environment. The pro-

His Excellency, President Benigno S. Aquino III(center), confers the Apolinario Mabini Hall ofFame Award to SM Cares Program on Disability Affairs, (L-R) Senate President Franklin Drilon,Mrs. Milagros G. Drilon, Chairperson 2015 Apolinario Mabini Awards Committee;Mr. ManuelV.Agcaoili, President,PFRD, President Benigno S. Aquino III; Ms. Annie Garcia, President SMSupermalls; Mr. Steven Tan,Senior Vice President SM Supermalls, Engr. Bien Mateo, VicePresident for Operations and Program Director for SM Cares Disability Affairs.

The SM Cares Programon Disability Affairs bagsthe Hall of Fame Award atthe 2015 Apolinario MabiniAwards held at the Malaca-ang Palace.

The Hall of Fame recogni-

tion given for the rst time,was conferred by His Ex-cellency, President BenignoS.Aquino III. The ApolinarioMabini Awards recognizedthe SM Cares Program onPWDs, for being a catalyst

for change and going be-yond full compliance ofPWD laws.

Aside from this, SM alsoreceived 10 awards for beingdisabled-friendly establish-ment of the year, in compli-ance with BP 344. Theseinclude SM Aura Premier,SM City Clark, SM Maka-ti Supermarket, SM Tar-lac Supermarket & MezzaSavemore, SM City NorthEDSA, SM City Cauayan,SM City Bacolod, SM CityBF Paraaque, and SM City

Pampanga.

gram provides a venue for

the development of residual

capacities and learning of

positive attitudes toward the

work elderly persons and

PWDs.

Ms. Nida Macinas, Social

Welfare Ofcer III and the

head of the Social Technol-

ogy Unit shared that the three

days training is a venue wherethe LGU social workers and

key players were trained

along the implementation of

the sheltered workshop for

senior citizens and persons

with disability.

Thirty four (34) LGU so-

cial workers from the differ-

ent provinces of the region

were the participants. Techni-

cal staff from TESDA, DOLE

and DTI were the resourcepersons. - eejerusalem

Village anti-drug abuse groups undergo trainingLEGAZPI CITY -- In

line with the nationwide re-

vitalization of the Barangay

Anti-Drug Abuse Councils

(BADACs), various govern-

ment agencies jointly con-

ducted a seminar-workshop

for the BADACs of the 44

villages in Polangui, Albay.

The agencies involved

were the local government

unit of of Polangui headed

by Mayor Cherilie Mella-

Sampal, Polangui Munici-

pal Police Station headed by

Chief Insp. Joseph Marribay,

Municipal Social Welfare

and Development Ofce and

Philippine Drug Enforcement

Agency Regional Ofce V.

The seminar-workshop

started on Sept. 14 and ended

on Sept. 24 with two or more

barangays as participants

each day.

Members of the PDEA

ROV Preventive Education

and Community Involvement

Team headed by lawyer Te-

odoro Caparroso discussed

topics on drug identication

and the penal provisions of

the Republic Act 9165 oth-

erwise known as the Com-

prehensive Dangerous Drugs

Act of 2002 and shared some

tips for citizens arrest.

Marribay also imparted

ideas on how the BADAC

members can assist the law

enforcement agencies in

clearing their barangays of

any drug problems.

The MSWDO gave par-

ticipants tips on strengthen-

ing family ties and empower-

ing families so that they can

avoid being involved in any

drug problem.

As part of the culminating

activity of the seminar-work-

shop, a random drug test for

the employees of the Polan-

gui Municipal Hall was also

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BIKOL REPORTER4 SEPT. 27 - OCT. 3, 2015

INNER CHESSBY J. HENRY DANICAN

HALO-HALO

HOMAR MURILLO

TIP OF ANICEBERG

Email: [email protected]

Heneral LunaDae ako nagkaugwa nin pagkakataon na madalan an

pelikulang Heneral Luna alagad base sa mga nabasa ko

sa mga blogs, Facebook posts asin dyaryo, saro daa ini sa

pinakamagayon na pelikulang Filipino na naguibo. Dakol na

pag-omaw hali sa mga kritikong pampelikula an naresibe

kan Heneral Luna. Ini saro naman sa kinokonsidera na

opisyal na entry sa Oscars sa kategoryang foreign language

lm. An nasabing pelikula guinibo sa direksyon ni Jerrold

Tarog asin sa pangenot kan actor na si John Arcilla sa papel

bilang Antonio Luna. Apuera kan critical acclaim sa pelikula,

ugwa man ining dakulang ganansya sa takilya. Ini ugwang

mahiwas na atraksyon sa mga paradalan lalo na sa mga

kajovenan.

Binuhay kan pelikula an interes kan mga paradalan sa

historya kan Pilipinas na ugwang napapanahon na tema.

Masasabing makatutubod ang pag-ganap kan mga actor.

Dakol an nagsasabing nagsimpatya sinda ki Luna sa pelikulaasin garo nailaag ninda an saindang sadiri sa mga sitwasyon

na pinag-agihan kan karakter. Naipahiling na an satong mga

bayani, particular si Antonio Luna, mga totoong tawo palan

na kumplikado asin bakong perfecto. Epektibong naipahiling

kan pelikula na dakol sa mga problema kadto kan satong

mga ninuno problema pa nangad hangang sa ngonyan.

Kabali na igdi an pagkawatak-watak kan mga Pilipino dahil

sa regionalismo, kapretso asin pampersonal na interes.

Si problema kadto na pagigin makasadiri asin makitid

na isip kan ibang mga lideres yaon pa man. Kan panahon

ni Heneral Luna ugwang mga kapareho nya opisyales na

habong magsunod saiya dawa aram nindang tama sya por

dahil lang ta habo nindang masapawan o suyado sinda ki

Luna na sa heling ninda arogante asin mayong pakisama.

Siguro masyadong nagin buta si Heneral Luna

sa pagsunod sa saiyan prinsipyo asin ideyalismo na

pagkasararoon, gibuhon propesyonal asin disiplinado an

mga rebolusyonaryong soldados kan pinakaenot na republika

sa Asya. Bilang eksperto sa mga taktika asin stratehiyangmilitar, si Luna dapat an nagin komandante sa giyera laban sa

mga mananakop na Amerikano. Ini kuta dapat dae nahaluan

nin hababaw na pulitika. Alagad maski si Presidente Emilio

Aguinaldo dae man tulos tinubod si dakol na mga swestyon

ni Luna arog halimbawa kan taktikang girilya. Kan kasuarin

padaog na asin mayo na nin makusog na motibasyon si mga

rebolusyonaryo saka lang naguiromduman ni Aguinaldo na

guibuhon si swestyon ni Luna. Dakol man an nagsususpetsa

na si Aguinaldo mismo an nagsugo o nagbasbas kan

paglikida ki Luna.

Kun ugwa man pinaka-importanteng manunodan sa

pelikula, bako ini si mga historical facts o mga detalyes

na nakapalaog igdi. An pelikula ni Tarog nagpamata sa

mga paradalan na an pinaka dipisil na kalaban ta na mga

Pilipino kadto asin ngonyan iyo man lang an satuyang mga

sadiri. Dakol na mga pagkakataon na natawan kita para

magtriunfo asin maabot ta an kadakilaan bilang sarong

nasyon alagad an mga ini nasayang gabos por dahil sa

satuyang pagka-watak-watak. Hangang ngonyan dae patalaga naitatadom sa satuyang mga puso an patriotismo

asin an pusog na paninindugan bilang sarong nasyon. An

kakusugan kan karakter ni Luna na iyo man si nagin dahilan

kan saiyang kagadanan iyo an saiyang paninindugan na dae

makipagkompromiso. Arog ngani kan saro sa mga dialogues

sa pelikula, naghapot ni Luna: Negosyo o kalayaan? Sarili

o bayan? Pumili ka!

IPs Education Month celebration set

NAGA CITY --- The

Department of Education

(DepEd) has prepared a

month-long advocacy cam-paign including series of

activities in time for the Re-

gional Indigenous Peoples

Education Month celebra-

tion come October.

In a regional memorandum

issued by DepEd Region V, all

Schools Division Superinten-

dents, Chiefs, Section Heads

and DepEd ROV teaching

and non-teaching person-

nel are enjoined to promote

awareness among the school

children regarding the IPs. It

is through their participation

in various activities or other

events that recognizes the IPs

dening features.Before the actual roll-off

of these lined-up events, a

three-day division training

By ANA-LIZA S. MACATANGAY

of teachers and school heads

serving the IPs education was

conducted at Eurotel Naga,

here over the weekend.These education personnel

are expected to spearhead the

realization of these activities

specically in their respec-

tive areas of assignment. The

Regional and Division IPED

coordinator and the alternate

focal person are given the task

to monitor the activities.

This include hanging of

streamers highlighting the IP

celebration and conduct of

convocation program on Oc-

tober 5 by all DedEd ROV

employees introducing the IP

month celebration after the

ag ceremony. The 2nd Re-

gional Indigenous PeoplesEducation Summit in line

with the National Celebration

on IPs shall also be conducted

from October 21 to 22.

A mini exhibit featuring in-

digenous artworks and crafts

at the Regional and Division

ofce, including the publica-

tion of readings and articleson IPs are also part of the ac-

tivities. This intends to identi-

fy, familiarize and respect in-

digenous equipment, facilities

and supplies of the IPs.

All throughout the month-

long celebration, partakers are

also encouraged to wear eth-

nic accessories like earrings,

bangles, wristbands, scarf,

mufer and pins as part of

their daily uniform. Teachers

are likewise enjoined to also

put up a mini museum or bul-

letin boards inside the class-

room showing IPs equipment

and supplies.

As part of the classroomactivity, the educators are also

directed to include Indigenous

Knowledge Systems and Prac-

tices (IKSP) across the disci-

pline reected in the lesson

plans to develop the IPs sense

of pride for their indigenous

culture and ancestral domain.

Serving as HonoraryChairman of the Executive

Committee who shall oversee

the activities is DepEd Bicol

Regional Director Ramon

Fiel G. Abcede. Dr. Jerome

Baldemoro shall also serve as

the alternate focal person for

DepEd Camarines Sur.

The activity is also pursu-

ant to DepEd Order No. 32

series of 2015 which endeav-

ors to provide guidance to

schools and other education

programs as they engage with

indigenous communities in

contextualizing the K to 12

Curriculum based on their

respective educational and so-cial contexts or the adoption

of the IPs Education Curricu-

lum Framework.

unwarranted benets to

LCC, and was manifestly

and grossly disadvantageous

to the local government of

Baao, Camarines Sur.

In his complaint, Bismon-

te said that the Department of

Interior on Local Government(DILG) Region V opined that

for Gaite to conclude a con-

tract of lease that has a 25-year

lifetime, it is necessary that

he rst secure a separate au-

thority from the Sangguniang

Bayan because Municipal Or-

dinance No. 3 only authorizes

a 5-year contract, and that the

contract concluded between

the respondent (Gaite) and

the LCC was unenforceable

under Article 1403 of the

Civil Code being entered into

by one party in excess of the

authority given him by his

principal.

Opinion No. 2014-02 dat-

ed June 20, 2014 was issued

by the DILG Regional Ofce

V in response to the query of

Vice Mayor Cherry P. Sapu-gay inquiring on the matter,

including the power of the

Market Awards and Regula-

tion Committee, a body tasked

to oversee the award, use and

occupancy of the stalls in the

public market of the town, to

grant authority to the mayor

to enter into a 25-year lease

contract.

The Ombudsman has giv-

en Gaite ten days from the

receipt of its Order dated Sep-

tember 11, 2015.

DOLE Bicol hands out livelihood toolsSORSOGON, SORSO-

GON -- The benet of hav-

ing a new sewing machine to

be used as a source of liveli-

hood is having more income

and food on the table.

This was proven and at-

tested by Nelia San Gabriel,

36 years old, a veteran sewer

and a recipient of DOLE Ka-

buhayan Starter Kit (DKSK)

from Barangay Tugos, Sor-

sogon City.

An makina ko second

hand raot-raot pa. Nagtatahi

ako ki mga kurtina, jogging

pants at iba pa sa minimal na

kantidad kaya dakul an nag-

papatahi sakuya. Dakul an

sakuyang mga kliyente kaya

nagpursige ako na maghagad

ki tabang sa samuyan baran-

gay na maka avail sa DOLE.Niyan, napapadali na an

sakuyang pagtahi ta bag-o na

an makina ko. Makadeliver

ako sa tamang oras kan mga

order. Kadukalang tabang ini

sa pagangaipo kan mga aki

ko na nag eereskwela. Sub-

rang pasasalamant sa prebe-

lihiyo na itinao sakuya kan

DOLE. (My sewing machine

is old and just a second hand.

It always breaks down and

I could not nish on time. I

sew curtains, jogging pants

and all sorts of things and Ihave lots of clients. Thru our

barangay, DOLE gave me a

new machine. It was such a

great help! I could nish in

time thereby increasing my

income which a great help

to my kids who are going to

school. Thank you very much

DOLE! Nelia San Gabriel

exclaimed). Nelia San

Gabriel said in native tongue

during the simple awarding

ceremony held at the Baran-

gay hall in Brgy. Tugos, Sor-

sogon City.The testament of Nelia

San Gabriel is among the

many testaments during that

fateful day wherein DOLE

Bicol thru its Sorsogon Pro-

vincial Field Ofce (PFO

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ANSWER RAPS . . .


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Winners of DSWDslistahanan at workphoto tilt awarded

LEGAZPI CITY -- Theawarding ceremony of theDSWD's Listahanan at WorkPhoto Contest happened yes-terday at the 2nd oor Annex,Pacic Mall, Legazpi City.

The ceremony was conduct-ed during the opening of the

National Statistics Month cele-bration which carries the theme" Pagyamanin at Gamitin andEstadistika, Kalusugan para saLahat ay Abot-Kamay na".

Participants representing

the members of the RegionalStatistical Coordination Com-mittee (RSCC), students andgeneral public took part in theevent.

According to Assistant Re-gional Director Arwin Razo,the Listahanan at Work PhotoContest with a theme Lis-tahanan at work: identifyingfamilies in need of social pro-tection aims to promote trans-

parency on the process of iden-

SSS picks PEPSI as Best EmployerNAGA CITY --- Pepsi

Cola Products Philippines,

Inc. based here was ad-

judged by the Social Secu-

rity System (SSS) as this

years Top Employer. The

regional search was part of

the SSSs Balikat ng Bayan

Awards as one of the high-

lights of their 58th Anniver-

sary celebration.

This is the rst time that

a private employer was giv-

en such recognition, giving

PEPSIs General Manager

Oliver U. Onrubia II an en-

twining feeling of fulllment

and gratication that they are

on the right road in terms of

giving back to their employ-

ees the services they truly de-

serve.

I am overwhelmed with


the recognition. This is a tes-

timony where we stand right

now as a company and as a

reection where we are as an

organization. It also shows

that we are growing as a high-

ly competitive organization

and we humbly appreciate the

challenge to further improve

our services and to be more

consistent in what were do-

ing. This is aligned to our core

values- which are upholding

professionalism, service and

integrity, Onrubia added.

SSS Bicol Division Head

Nilo D. Despuig raised his

hats off to PEPSI for provid-

ing a meaningful social se-

curity protection to its mem-

bers.

We need to recognize

employers who are giving

due importance to the social

protection of their employees,

thats why we give the Top

Employer Award to deserving

employers. This is also to rec-

ognize their role as partners

or kabalikat of SSS and to en-

courage employers to uphold

and comply with the provi-

sions of SSS law, Despuig

said in an interview.

The search is open to all

regularly paying employer,

both for contribution and loan

repayments and those who

submits collection list elec-

tronically ( EDI, ash disk, or

thru the web) and is registered

as an SSS web user.

Pepsi Cola Products Philip-

pines, Inc. was chosen for its

compliance to the provisions

of SSS law such as the report-

ing of newly hired employees

to their ofce within 30 days

from date of employment by

submitting SSS form R1-A.

This includes the willingness

of the employer to present

documents to prove that the

employees are covered by the

social security.

Thirty (30) per cent for the

collection, which include the

up-to-date payment of contri-

butions and loan repayments

as of March 2014 and the ad-

vance payment of sickness/

maternity benets, includ-

ing the ling and processing

of claims/ loan applications

formed part of the criterion

for the Top Employer selec-

tion.

SSS also gave 20 percent

rating to companies or orga-

nizations that have submitted

accurate reports on time in-

cluding participation in SSS

programs which endeavors

to raise the awareness of the

companys human resource

and its programs.

Aside from hailing em-

ployers who have responded

to their call of providing their

employees with social secu-rity blanket, Despuig stated

that they are also actively

pursuing cases against erring

employers who are not giving

their workforces the services

that they ought to receive.

SSS have added at least 3

lawyers to help prosecute err-

ing employers here in Bicol.

Despuig stated that among

the provinces with a high

prevalence of employer who

have violated SSS rules are

their Sorsogon branch, fol-

lowed by Daet, Camarines

Norte, Legazpi and the City

of Naga.

The daughter of a lead-

ing OB-Gyne practitioner

in Naga City (in Bicol),

Chiara Mae Nidea Chia is

now a new Diplomate of the

Philippine Board of Obstet-

rics and Gynecology.

A Diplomate is one who

holds a diploma in a special-

ty society, a physician quali-

ed to practice after com-

pleting advanced training

and experiences by passing

an intensive examination by

a National Board of Senior

Specialist.

The young Chia graduat-

ed her B.S in Medical Tech-

nology at Far Eastern Uni-

versity- Dr. Nicanor Reyes

Medical Foundation, where

she also nished her Doctor

of Medicine. She passed the

Medical Licensure examina-

tion on August, 2009, she had

her residency training in the

Department of Obstetrics and

Gynecology at the Manila

Doctors Hospital and gradu-

ated in December, 2013.

New OB-Gyne Diplomate

Dra. CHIAAfter completing the re-

quirements for the Diplomate

examination, she passed her

written examination (Part I)

for the Philippine Obstetrical

and Gynecological Society

in July 2014 and the Oral

(Part II) examination in Au-

gust 7, 2015.

Chiara Mae is the 3rd of

4 children of Dr. Oswaldo

S. Chia, an Anesthesiologist

and Dr. Elna Nidea-Chia, an

Obstetrician-Gynecologist.

-Jennis Nidea

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BIKOL REPORTER6 SEPT. 27 - OCT. 3, 2015

NAME OF DECEASED DATE OF INTERMENT

CONCEPCION D. ODAVAR SEPTEMBER 5,2015

CHRISTINE ROSE T. BILASON SEPTEMBER 7,2015

MERLINDA G. REQUILLAS SEPTEMBER 12,2015

JULIO B. SAN ANDRES SEPTEMBER 15,2015

JOSEFINA M. SALVADOR SEPTEMBE R 21,2015

ELEANOR TIMOTEA B. EPRES SEPTEMBER 27,2015

EVA PHOEBE L. GAPIT SEPTEMBER 30,2015

FOR SEPTEMBER

On the part of DepEd,

a guideline issued by Sec.

Armin Luistro says that PBB

DepEd: BICOL PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS . . .shall be given to all personnel

in accordance with their con-

tribution to the accomplish-

ment of their departments

overall targets and commit-

ments.

To be eligible for PBB,

the performance of each

agency shall be measured

using veriable and cred-

ible indicators based on the

pillars of the Results-Based

Performance ManagementSystem (RPMS) that include

Major Final Outputs (MFOs)

and Performance Targets as

specied in the Organization-

al Performance Indicators

Framework.

Other RPMS pillars are

good governance conditions

based on the performance

drivers of RPMS, namely, -

nancial stewardship, process

efciency, and leadership,

learning, and growth.

Once the agency acquires

eligibility to PBB, the DepEd

guideline says, the delivery

units and personnel shall be

evaluated according to their

performance in the achieve-ment of the agencys per-

formance targets by the task

force assigned to oversee its

implementation.

The DepEd, according

to Abcede, qualied to the

top-up PBB for its personnel

this year as it has achieved at

least 90 percent of last school

years targets of each MFO,

Support to Operations, and

General Administrative Sup-

port Services as well as of

its priority program/ project

targets.

It was also able to satisfy

100 percent of good gover-

nance conditions event as

those who have qualied fromthe central ofce, regional of-

ces, division ofces and at-

tached agencies, shall be fur-

ther evaluated based on the

said guidelines and on their

individual performance.

As for teaching and non-

teaching personnel of the

schools, there will be no in-

dividual ranking at the school

level, thus, the performance

category of the school shall

determine the level of PBB

that each employee will re-

ceive.

Furthermore, DepEd

employees who are recipi-

ents of awards such as the

literacy swards and nation-al awards from the Civil

Service Commission and

Metrobank Foundation last

year are guaranteed ben-

eficiaries of the Php35,000

bonusthe highes t incen-

tive level of PBB.

On the contrary, employ-

ees who received a Below

Satisfactory rating or who

are guilty of administra-

tive and/or criminal charges

shall automatically be dis-

qualified from receiving the

PBB.

The PBB acts as an in-

centive in addition to the

across-the-board bonus ofthe Productivity Enhance-

ment Incentive and will not

replace any given incentive,

Abcede said, adding that it

aims to promote excellence

and accountability among

government employees, thus,

providing their best public

service.

He further said that lest

some spin doctors wield their

hand on the purported "shift"

story, he is quick to dispel the

rumor and stand on his ground

as a zealous Binay supporter.

"Kan sinda kasurog ni Binay,omaw ninda si Binay. Bida

si Binay. Kan magdeklara si

Binay na ma-Presidente, ki-

nalaban na si Binay asin pigr-

araot. Maray na sana at dakol

an nakahiling, nakamati asin

napaogma kan higos, humil-

ity asin serbisyo ni Binay,"

remarked the congressman in

addressing Binay's critics.

In the toxic political en-

vironment of the province of

REP. FUENTEBELLA AFFIRMS . . .

Camarines Sur, Fuentebella

professes his optimism for

good governance practices

if only Camarines Sur votes

intelligently. "Camarines Sur

to benet more under the

Binay Presidency- speciallyin the area of public educa-

tion, health and job genera-

tion. VP Binay's record of

giving GINHAWA to Makati

residents, specially the senior

citizens, can be replicated in

Camarines Sur through a Bi-

nay presidency."

He also said that the call

to address the abuses, vio-

lence, corruption and gov-

ernment mismanagement in

the province is in order given

the machinations of the in-

cumbent governor and his

puppet-masters at play in the

provincial arena.

Cong. Fuentebella ex-

pressed high hopes for dis-

cernment of the voting popu-lace, and for responsibility of

media practitioners to uphold

the truth.

"After the feast of Our

Lady of Peafrancia, there

is much work to be done - to

build a stronger Partido, to

protect Camarines Sur and to

build a strong nation!"

are for local deployment only

and those qualied will be

immediately hired.Those needing work and

interested to apply must

bring with them in 2 sets

JOB HIRING AT CAMSUR PESO . . .

FROM MY WINDOW . . .

their comprehensive resume

with detailed job descrip-

tion with 2x2 size photo indecent attire; one (1) piece

each 2x2 size and 1x1 size

pictu res; original and pho-

tocopy of school creden-

tials (Form 137, diploma,

& transcript of records);

certificates of employment

(if available); certificates

of trainings; and seminars

certificates.

For more information,

queries, and other details, the

CamSur Employment Center

may be reached at telephone

054-4775858/ 4777468/

09198775952/ 09175020406

or you may browse their

email address and Facebookaccount: camsur_peso@ya-

hoo.com.

The continuous effort

by the CamSur PESO to

be an effective condui t for

legitimate employment op-

portunities to the provin-

cial constituents is just one

of the many basic services

provided by the provincial

government under the direc-

tion of the young governor.

JMTS/MMEC with reports

from CamSur PESO.

the essence of relationship; onethat can never be compromised,

Fuentebela said.*****

I wish the forerunners in the

surveys: VP Binay, Mar Roxasand Grace Poe will publish

their past and present trackrecord. That will show if they

are compassionate to the poor,

that they are for human rights,that they have managerial

capability and above all haveintegrity with competence,

integrity with honesty, fairnessand justice. This will be mybasis when I vote. I will not be

guided by black propagandathat is not proven in a court

of justice.For example, Sec. Mar

Roxas, He was a former

Congressman and Senator.

What has he accomplished inthose positions? He was an

ally of former President GloriaMacapagal Arroyo so I presume

he was given pork barrel or

PDAF. He was RehabilitationCzar for Yolanda victims. He

was the Presidential back-door negotiator to China..He

was appointed Sec. of theDepartment of Transportation

and Communication by Pres.

Benigno Aquino; then Sec.

of the Department of Interiorand Local Government. Policematters and local government

units are under his departmentssupervision.

Similarly for Sen. Grace Poe.

What are her accomplishmentsas Chairman of the Movie

and Television Review and

Classication Board and as aSenator. What bills did she le

and made into law? She was thepresiding ofcer of the Senate

Committee investigating the

Mamasapano massacreof 44 SAF but no Senate

report had been published. Infact, it was reported that the

report was not made publicto protect somebody. I hope

this is not true. About Grace

Poe, why should we elect a

former American citizen to bePresident of the Philippines?

VP Binaysqualficiations

and track record are publishedand in the internet. It would be

good to compare the records

of the candidates and beinformed.

Republic of the PhilippinesLOCAL CIVIL REGISTRY OFFICE

Province of Camarines SurCity of NAGA

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONIn compliance with Section No. 5 of R.A. No. 9048, a

notice is hereby served to the public that MARIO D. GATIKhas led with this Ofce, a Petition for Change of FirstName from INES to ANIE in the birth certicate of INESGARCIA MAIMOT who was born on JANUARY 21, 1961at Naga City, Camarines Sur and whose parents are LUISOSORIO MAIMOT and ANGELA PERVIA GARCIA.

Any person adversely affected by said petition may

le his written opposition with this ofce not later than

OCTOBER 4, 2015.

(Sgd.) ALEXANDER CAYETANO City Civil Registrar

BIKOL REPORTERPublished: SEPTEMBER 20 and 27, 2015

EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE WITH SALE

Notice is hereby given that the named parties are

the surviving heirs of the late Sps. REYNALDO R.BONGALONTA and DOLORES A. BONGALONTAwho passed away on April 24, 2000 and August 22,

2015 respectively at Naga City, without any Will nor

Debts, left parcels of land located at Sagnay, Camarines

and residential houses located in Naga City; that after

adjudicating the properties unto themselves, the Heirs

do hereby SELL, CEDE, TRANSFER, CONVEY and

FOREVER QUITCLAIM by way of Absolute Sale the

described properties unto CARMEN A. BONGALONTA,her

heirs, assigns and successors in interest, as acknowledged

before Notary Public Atty. Carlo C. Villanueva, Jr. Doc. No.

170, Page No. 34, Book No. 151, Series of 2015.

BIKOL REPORTERPublished: September 20, 27; October 4, 2015

AFFIDAVIT OF ADJUDICATIONBY SOLE HEIR OF A MOTOR VEHICLE

Notice is hereby given that CECILLE IGNACIO-BENDIDO,

is the surviving SPOUSE of the late JIMMY AUSTEROBENDIDO who died intestate on October 11. 2013 atNaga City, Camarines Sur, left a certain motor vehicle

described as follows: MAKE-Honda, BODY TYPE-TC

Hire, SERIES-TMX1559; CHASSIS No. KB509337031;

ENGINE No. KB509E337048; PLATE No. 2049EW; CR

No.162638825; OR No. 409701795 (9/10/2014); hereby

adjudicate unto herself the described motor vehicle,

including the Provisional Authority for Motorized Trimobile

Operators Franchise MTOP under case No. TC-LIB-CS-

2012-450 with the use of One (1) Unit by means of this

afdavit with the request that said Adjudication be made

effective without judicial proceedings; as acknowledged

before Notary Public Atty. Redentor M. Castaeda., Doc.

No. 23, Page No. 6, Book No.LXIX, Series of 2015.


EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE WITH DEED OF

ABSOLUTE SALE AND SPECIAL POWER OF ATTORNEY

Notice is hereby given that the named parties are the

surviving heirs of the late ROLANDO CANDELARIAwho

passed away on November 2, 2013 at Sipocot, CamSurdied intestate without any Will nor Debts, left a parcel

of residential land located at San Bartolome, Sipocot,

CamSur covered by TCT No. 15918; the parties all of

legal ages adjudicate among themselves the described

property; that For and in Consideration of the sum of

EIGHT HUNDRED THOUSAND (P800,000.00) pesos,

paid by Sps. CARLOMAGNO C. AMADO and PAMELA

SALVACION O. AMADO, the Heirs do hereby SELL,

CONVEY and TRANSFER by way of Absolute Sale the

described property; as acknowledged before Notary

Public Atty. Arle Azela M. Guererro-Delos Santos, Doc.

No. 106, Page No. 47, Book No.XXIV, Series of 2015.



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LGU Caramoan hosts Abot Alam IntegrationNAGA CITY --- Ban-

nering on the slogan Wa-lang Kabataan Maiiwan(No Filipino Youth is leftbehind), the Department ofEducation (DepEd) and the

Local Government Unit ofCaramoan, Camarines Surhosted the Integration ofthe Abot-Alam Program onFriday, September 25 at theCMC Villa Caramoan inBarangay Caputatan, in thesaid municipality.

The activity intends to putinto action the vision of help-ing community-based youthto become more productivethrough opportunities for edu-cation, possible career andemployment. In charge of thiscollaboration of various gov-ernment agencies are DepEdand the National Youth Com-mission (NYC), together withthe various national govern-

ment and non-government or-ganizations.More than a year after

the Abot-Alam Program waslaunched in Caramoan on Sep-tember 8, the second phasetook place on September 25this year and was marked withthe conduct of the Integration

program.With the full backing of

LGU Caramoan under thestewardship of Mayor Con-stantino Cordial, Jr., a totalof 98 Out-of-School Youths(OSYs) from the 49 barangays


of the municipalities togetherwith its Punong Barangaysgathered at the CMC VillaCaramoan for the said Integra-tion.

Windel V. Alvarez, ALS

Mobile Teacher said that a totalof 5,364 OSY was mapped outin Caramoan as of July 2014.These OSYs were then trackeddown based on their needsand preferences. Of the 5,364OSYs, 2,095 OSY signied tocontinue their education, 1,097wants to pursue entrepreneur-ship, while 2,172 would like toseek employment.

In his Inspirational Mes-sage, Cordial expressed hisfull support to the program.This program, he said, goeshand-in-hand with the devel-opment that the town is cur-rently undertaking particularlyconcerning road infrastructureand promotion of the tourism

industry in the said municipal-ity.Also present during the In-

tegration were representativesfrom the Department of Sci-ence and Technology (DOST),the Technical Education andSkills Development Authority(TESDA), and the PhilippineInformation Agency (PIA),who each gave their messagesof support and roles in the pro-gram.

Dr. Zenaida B. Llorin, Ser-vice Provider for the Abot-Alam Program in Caramoan

oriented the participants andthe 98 OSYs who will be un-dergoing a one-month trainingunder the said program. Shestressed that aside from thetechnical skills that they will

be providing, the OSYs willalso be taught good mannersand proper behavior in prepa-ration for their actual job rightafter the training.

The Abot-Alam is a na-

tionwide program that envi-sions a Zero OSY Philippinescome 2016. It is a national

program for the OSY from15 years to 30 years of agewho have not completed ba-

sic higher education by pro-viding them opportunitiesto finish basic education oracquire skills that will helpthem get employed or go intoa small business.

Sorsogon) awarded a total

of P186,000.00 worth of

tools and equipment to 31beneciaries from said Ba-

rangay.

The beneciaries received

an assortment of tools, de-

pending on their skills set,

which they could use as al-

ternative livelihood.

Ricardo Lopez, 49 yrs.

old, a driver turned Car

Wash businessman was also

among those who were lucky

to receive a tool kit. He said

that when he was a driver he

spend aout P170.00 every

DOLE BICOL HANDS OUT . . .time he goes to a car wash.

The amount takes a tool at

his meager income. Thisprompted him to think of the

carwash business and em-

ploy himself thru the help of

the DOLE DKSK.

Niyan saakon na nagpa-

pawashing kan mga tricycle

nan mga sasakyan. Nadagda-

gan ang income ko. Nakabu-

lig sa pang uru-aldaw. Sala-

mat talaga sa Department

of Labor and Employment.

(Now the tricycles and jeeps

are going to my carwash.

It gave me greater income

opportunities which really

helped in our daily needs.

Thank you very much De-

partment of Labor and Em-ployment). Ricardo Lopez

tifying the poor. It also raisesawareness and understandingon activities involved in the2nd round of assessment.

Mr.Victor Angelo Rocofrom Tiwi, Albay took homethe grand prize of P 10,000 incash and plaque of recognition.He also bagged the Most Pop-ular Photo Award with 2, 000for getting the most number oflikes on Facebook.

The other winners wereJerry Jethro Calag at 2nd

place with P 7,000 in cash andplaque of recognition and JudyAnne Bon at 3rd place with5,000 & plaque of recognition.Special award was also givento Crizziel Medilo as the Most

Promising Photographer, beingthe youngest among the con-testants and ranking 4th.

Other participants also re-ceived consolation prizes andtokens from DSWD.

The actual taking of pho-tos was conducted on August4, 2015 at barangays Padang,Bogna and Bitano LegazpiCity.

The juries who selected thebest 3 photos among the 10entries were Mr. Felipe JosePeralta, veteran photographer,

photojournalist and media spe-cialist/professor, Dr. XavierC. Cabredo, MD, President ofMayon Photography Club Inc.,Ms.Anna Bajamundi, Statisti-

cian II, Philippine StatisticalAuthority, Mr.Mark Alvic Es-plana, Photojournalist, Philip-pine Daily Inquirer, Manag-ing Director of PULLOUTDigital & Creative Productions(PDCP) and Ms.JesseshanMarbella, KALAHI-CIDSSRegional Social Marketing Of-cer.

The photos from the Listah-anan Photo Contest is exhib-ited on October 1-2 at PacicMall, near food plaza alongwith the statistical exhibit ofother government agencies.-crbarrameda

WINNERS OF . . .

Visual Artists in OK BicolLocal visual arts group,

Burikbutikan Arts Collec-tive, will participate in theOrgullo Kan Bicol(OK Bicol)2015, at the Megatrade Hall2, 5th Level, Bldg. B, SM Me-gamall from October 8-11,

this year.The participating artists in-

clude Burikbutikan presidentBernadette de los Santos, Fr.

Nunilon Bancaso, Raul Alco-mendas, Franklin Oliva, PenPrestado, and Frank Penones

Jr.De Los Santos said the

groups participation is in re-sponse to the invitation of theDTI Region V Director Engr.Jocelyn Blanco to showcasethe regions artistic talents.

conducted.Caparroso said barangays,

being the grass-root level ofthe society, should be em-powered against the dangersof illegal drugs.

Seminar-workshops suchas these will help them un-derstand their power, duties

VILLAGE ANTI-DRUG ABUSE . . .

stressed.DOLE Bicol regional di-

rector Nathaniel V. Lacam-bra said that the concept of

the DKSK is really to createan alternative livelihood forits beneciaries. He said that

this is the solution speciallythat formal employment inBicol is limited.

Well they will reallystart small. We hope thatfrom what we give them they

will grow into a successful

business one day and in turnprovide jobs to others. RDLacambra explained.

The beneciaries werecomposed of farmers, sh-ermen, food processors andvendors, carpenters, drivers

and other skilled workers.they received tool kits suchas sewing machine, car wash

equipment, automotive tools,& wood lamination tools.

and responsibilities, not onlyas BADAC members but alsoas part of the community.

As BADAC members,they should become morevigilant in protecting and inclearing their barangays ofany drug problem, the PDEAROV legal ofcer said. -PNA


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DepEd: Bicol Public school teachersto get performance bonus for 2015

BIKOL REPORTER

REGIONAL EXPONENT FOR PROGRESS

OUTSTANDING LOCAL NEWSPAPERFor Five Consecutive Years by the St. Peter

Baptist Catholic Mass Media Awards

8 SEPT. 27-OCT. 3, 2015

By DANNY O. CALLEJA

LEGAZPI CITY The

over 35,000 public school

teachers in Bicol will start

receiving their Perfor-mance-Based Bonus (PBB)

for this year early next

month, the regional ofce

of the Department of Edu-

cation here on Monday an-

nounced.

Each classroom teacher,

both in the elementary and

secondary levels, will receive

starting this Oct. 5 the amount

ranging from Php5,000 to

Php35,000 based on their per-

formance, DepEd Regional

Director Ramon Fiel Abcede

on Monday here said.

The DepEd, he said, eval-

uates and grants the PBB to

all its bureaus or delivery

units and employees who

have worked diligently and

have performed well accord-

ing to their contribution to theachievement of the depart-

ments overall performance

targets, which, in turn, will

determine the amount to be

received.

Abcede said the DepEd

regional ofce has already

received the amount from

the Department of Bud-

get and Management and it

will be distributed upon the

completion of requirements

that schools division heads

should submit prior to the

processing.

Only classroom teach-

Director ABCEDA

ers are to receive their PBBs

out of this initial release and

other DepEd personnel such

as non-teaching staff and

employees assigned with the

regional and division ofces

are not yet included, he clari-

ed.The grant is based on Ex-

ecutive Order No. 80 signed

by President Benigno S.

Aquino III in July 2012, di-

recting the adoption of the

Performance-Based Incen-

tive System (PBIS) consists

of the Productivity Enhance-

ment Incentive (PEI) and the

top-up PBB for government

employees.

EO 80 is based on the prin-

ciple that service delivery by

the bureaucracy can be im-

proved by linking personnelincentives to the bureau or

delivery units performance,

and by recognizing and re-

warding exemplary perfor-

mance to foster teamwork

and meritocracy.

SM Little Stars 2015 winners namedIt was a shining night for

Annastacia Beatriz Penny

and Lei Andre Navarro,

both 7 and representing SM

City North EDSA, when they

were named SM Little Stars

2015 during the grand nalsheld recently at the SM Mall

of Asia Center Stage.

They bested over 17 nal-

ists in the annual nationwide

search for cute, adorable and

talented kids, and as Grand

Prize Winners, they each re-

ceived amazing prizes. These

included P200,000 worth of

cash and shopping money, and

a ve-day and four-night trip

to China for two with round

trip tickets, hotel accommoda-

tions and tour. They were alsoentitled to a four-year college

scholarship grant from Na-

tional University; a one year

Talent management contract

with TV 5, P15,000 worth of

Gift Cards from Toy King-

dom and a Ride-All-You-Can

passes from SM Storyland for

one year

Other shining stars were

First Runner-Up Dawn Ari-

one Angela Ilagan of SM

City Naga; Second Runner-up

Seth Levi Salada of SM CityDavao; and Third Runner Up

Aian Kurt Garcia of San Fer-

nando Downtown.

The SM Little Stars pag-

eant is one of the many excit-

ing events of the SM Super-

malls.

2015 SM LITTLE STARS WINNERS(L-R ) Lei Andre Navarro and Annastacia Beatriz Penny, both 7 represented SM North Edsa,First Runner up Dawn Arione Angela Ilagan of SM City Naga and Second Runner up Seth LeviSalada of SM City Davao during the Search for SM Little Stars grand nals held recently at SM

Mall of Asia in Manila.

ROAD TO HEAVENNaga City Mayor John Bongat recently inspected the status of the Panicuason-Malabsay Roadbeing implemented by the TIEZA.

Job hiring at CamSur PESOThe provincial govern-

ment of Camarines Sur un-

der the helm of Gov. Migz

Villafuerte through the

resources of CamSur Em-

ployment Center (CSEC)

or better known as Cam-

Sur PESO is again offer-

ing jobs for hire as one of

its reliable client-agencies,

Southern Global Services

Multi-Purpose Cooperative

(SGSMPC), is conducting

another Special Recruit-

ment Activity (SRA) for lo-

cal employment on October

9-10, 2015, Friday and Sat-

urday, from 9:00 AM until

4:00 PM at the Capitol Lob-

by, Main Building, Cadlan,

Pili, Camarines Sur.

In a list distributed by the

CamSur PESO, Southern

Global Services MPC is in

need of the following skilled

manpower with specic qual-

ications: Production Op-

erator male/female, 18-28

years old, high school gradu-

ate or vocational level/gradu-

ate or college level/graduate,

and with 20/20 eye vision;

HR Supervisor male/fe-

male, 27 years old and above,graduate of BS Psychology,

preferably with 2-3 years ex-

perience in recruitment; Ad-

min Staff male/female, 21-

25 years old, graduate of any

4-year course, with or with-

out experience; Accounting

Supervisor male/female, 27

years old and above, Certied

Public Accountant (CPA),

preferably with 2-3 years

work experience; Company

Driver 20 years and above,

at least high school graduate,

preferably with experience

in driving with drivers li-

cense 1,2,3; Skilled Workers

(Electrician, Painter, Welder,

Plumber, Carpenter) male,

18 years old and above, highschool graduate or vocation-

al level/graduate or college

level/graduate, willing to

work in NCR; Construction

Worker male, 18 years old

and above, with or without

experience, willing to work

in NCR. All job vacancies

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Bikol Reporter September 27 - October 3, 2015 Issue