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VOLUME 6
NUMBER 138
MON - THU
MAY 13 - 16, 2013
PINEDAS OVERWHELMING CHOICE
PNoy’s local choices
buried in avalanche
EdPam, Guiao shatter
GMA all Lazatin, Nepo dynasties
the way
Arroyo
NOTWITHSTANDING
absence throughout
the campaign period
and her failure to vote,
owing to her hospital
arrest, former President and re-electionist
2nd District Rep. Gloria
Macapagal-Arroyo got
129,565 votes, virtually
burying in a mountainsized landslide Atty.
Vivian Dabu who managed to get 14,278
votes.
Dabu, provincial administrator under Gov.
Eddie T. Panlilio, made
GMA’s incarceration as
the main theme of her
candidacy.
Guiao and Pamintuan
THE LONG entrenched –
dating back to the immediate post-war period –
Lazatin and Nepomuceno
dynasties in Angeles City
and the first district of
Pampanga have come to
a shattering end.
Final and official figures
from the Comelec indicated re-electionist Mayor
Edgardo Pamintuan getting a total of 66,335 votes
against 1st District Rep.
Carmelo Lazatin who had
50,517 votes.
Joseller Guiao, who is
on his last term as vice
governor, upset comebacking congressman and
former city mayor Francis
“Blueboy Nepomuceno
with 82,886 votes to the
latter’s 63,037 in the partial, unofficial tally.
Pineda
Pineda
Punto! I-Team
A
VALANCHED a second time
is suspended priest Eddie T.
Panlilio, chosen by President Aquino himself, to “lead
Pampanga on the straight path.”
In the partial unofficial returns of the Comelec Transparency Server, Panlilio got 111,794 votes – lesser than
he did in 2010 – against re-electionist Gov. Lilia G. Pineda with 444,989 – some 100,000 more than she got in
her elections in 2010.
In the vice gubernatorial race, former Lubao Mayor
Dennis Pineda, son of the governor, received 354,456
votes against Panlilio running mate Atty. Amalia TiglaoCayanan with 139,204.
CSF goes EdSa-Lazatin Oca trounces Dong
Lazatin and Santiago
The original tandem of
Vice Mayor Edwin Santiago
and Councilor Jimmy Lazatin, sundered by political exigencies, emerged – separately – as elected mayor and
vice mayor respectively of the
City of San Fernando,
Santiago – with 46,171
votes — beat comebacking
former Mayor Rey Aquino
who got 33,987 votes.
Lazatin got 38,147 votes,
handily beating former board
member Raul Macalino with
21,747 and councillor Renato
Agustin with 19,520.
Rodriguez
GRADUATING City
of San Fernando
Mayor Oscar S. Rodriguez made a
spectacular return to
the House of Representatives, totally
dominating incumbent 3rd District Rep.
Aurelio Gonzales.
Rodriguez who
served four terms in
the House before his
three terms as city
mayor got 103,954
votes to Gonzales’
75,918.
RE-ELECTED. City COMELEC Officer Nomer Lobo (center) raises the hands of the winning Agyu Tamu tandem re-electionists Mayor Edgardo
Pamintuan and Vice Mayor Vicky Vega-Cabigting during their proclamation held at the Sangguniang Panlungsod Session Hall. Also in photo are City
Prosecutor Oliver Garcia (2nd from left) and DepEd Division Superintendent Luz Arreola (left). PHOTO COURTESY OF ANGELES CIO
NPA owns up to ‘execution’ of San Jose, Tarlac mayoral bet
BY DING CERVANTES
CITY OF SAN FERNANDO The New People’s Army (NPA)
has admitted responsibility for
the killing of San Jose, Tarlac
mayoral candidate Rudy
Abella of the Lakas-ChristianMuslim Democrats party in remote Sitio Sta. Cruz during a
political meeting in his town last
May 6.
In a statement, Jose Agtalon, spokesperson of the NPA in
Central Luzon, said Abella, who
is barangay chair of Burgos in
San Jose, was meted the death
penalty by the NPA’s Nelson
Mesina Command for his
“crimes against the people.”
“Abella was a former policeman, but he was more notorious
as member of the Monkees in
Central Luzon, especially in Tar-
lac in the 1970’s. The Monkees
were the notorious private army
of Eduardo ‘Danding’ Cojuangco during the dictatorship of USMarcos,” the NPA statement
said.
The NPA accused Abella of
being involved in “murders, massacres, rapes, intimidation, and
other crimes against the masses.”
The rebel group also said that
as barangay chair for 11 years,
Abella “was the mastermind of
a syndicate that terrorized in
many towns in Tarlac. The syndicate was responsible
for widespread cases of murder,
poaching of carabaos, extortion,
robbery and holdups.”
The NPA also accused Abella of being the “handler of a bandit group pretending to be NPA’s
so as to barge into homes, tie
up folk and hold them up.”
“His men are former guerrillas of the NPA who left and surrendered to the reactionary government.
These
men
include Crisanto dela Cruz alyas
Reggie or Bunso; Maring dela
Cruz alyas Clara; Kris Pitero alyas Lemuel; Randy Osorio alyas Ingkit; and Berting Osorio
alyas Alvin,” the NPA said.
The NPA also said that as
head of the Liga ng Barangay
in San Jose, Tarlac, Abella was
also active in “pushing for the
construction of the Balog-balog
Dam in Maamot, San Jose despite a resolution of the Sangguniang Bayan against the
project.” The project, the statement said, would adversely affect local farmers.
The statement also accused
Abella of being an “active and
avid supporter of the psywar operations of the Army’s 703rd
Brigade at 3rd Mechanical IB
also based in Burgos under
Oplan Bayanihan.”
The NPA said Abella’s may-
oral candidacy hinted of a “plan
of the US-Aquino regime and
other enemies to strengthen
warlords such as the Cojuangcos and intensify terrorism in the
province.”
SBFCC president Danny Piano turns over an Automatic
Identification System antenna to Jozen Curva, Public
Relations Officer of The Lighthouse Marina Resort.
PHOTO BY MALOU DUNGOG
PUNTO! CENTRAL LUZON • MAY 13 - 16, 2013 • MONDAY - THURSDAY
New vessel tracking system to
boost safety in Subic harbor
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The 3-level covered and roof deck
parking of SM Olongapo ensures safety
of your vehicle while enjoying every
single minute of your shopping.
SM City Olongapo implements
fixed rate parking scheme
CUSTOMERS of SM City
Olongapo can heave a sigh of
relief as the management
finally allotted a fixed rate
scheme for Carpark starting
May 01, 2013. The flat rate
which is a scheme whereby
the customer pays a fixed
price of P20 for a parking
service regardless of how
long the vehicle stays in the
carpark during mall hours.
SM Olongapo Carpark
houses a total of 305 slots
including priority parking and
ramps for Persons with Special
Needs on the two level covered
parking and one level roof deck
parking which are equipped
with fire hose, emergency
lights and CCTV cameras
with clean, hygienic restroom
located at the 6th floor guarded by the mall’s trained and
experienced security personnel.
Moreover, a 97-slot
motorcycle parking at the
back of the mall also offers
free parking. –PR-SMOL
SUBIC BAY FREEPORT — Vessels coming into harbor at the
Subic Bay Freeport would feel doubly secure now, as the Subic
Bay Freeport Chamber of Commerce (SBFCC) installed a new vessel tracking system to help raise the level of safety in this maritime
port.
SBFCC president Danny Piano said the business locators’
group installed a new Automatic Identification System (AIS) antenna on May 2 at the iconic Lighthouse Marina Resort, which is
conveniently located to receive transceiver signals from ships entering or leaving Subic Bay.
Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority Chairman Roberto Garcia
welcomed the initiative of the SBFCC and said the equipment would
complement the AIS that the SBMA, as manager of the maritime
port, has been using to effectively keep track of vessels within its
area, including those without any transmitters.
Piano said the additional AIS would help increase the level of
safety in Subic Bay, which is increasingly becoming a major maritime hub.
“Placing a new vessel tracking system will boost safety and
security, as it provides real-time data on ship positions and movements including arrival and departure information,” he also explained.
Piano said that the Lighthouse Marina Resort is a suitable location for the new AIS because it also has a tower equipped with a
blinking white light that serves as a guide for ships.
He added that vesseltracker.com, an international provider of
AIS services with a network of over 800 AIS receiver stations worldwide, is now the antenna partner of SBFCC in cooperation with
The Lighthouse Marina Resort.
The Automatic Identification System is used on ships and by
vessel traffic service outfits to identify and locate vessels by exchanging electronic data with other nearby ships, base stations
and satellites.
Vessels fitted with AIS transceivers and transponders can be
tracked by AIS base stations located along coast lines or, when
out of range of terrestrial networks, through a growing number of
satellites that are fitted with special AIS receivers which are capable of de-conflicting a large number of signatures.
AIS information supplements marine radar, which continues to
be the primary method of collision avoidance for water transport.
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PUNTO! CENTRAL LUZON • MAY 13 - 16, 2013 • MONDAY - THURSDAY
Smooth polls noted in Bulacan
BY DINO BALABO
ful,” Duque
pected New
said in an inPeople’s
MALOLOS CITY—De- terview yesArmy Rebels
spite tensions and report- terday. He
on May 3 foled malfunction of Precinct added there
lowed by the
Count Optical Scan was no report
arrest of six
(PCOS) machines, elec- of any haadditional
tions in Bulacan went gen- rassment of
armed men
erally peaceful, officials local voters.
who are sussaid.
The same
pected to be
Lawyer Elmo Duque, was echoed
members of
provincial election supervi- by Gov. Wila
private
sor in Bulacan, expressed helmino Alvaarmy on May
gratitude to the Philippine rado who, af10.
National Police (PNP) and ter casting
Alvarado
Alvarado
the Armed Forces of the his vote, said
said there
Philippines (AFP) for that tension
were tenmaintaining peace and or- was replaced by peoples sions among opposing
der in the province.
hope for change.
parties in the province at
He said that the PNP
“By Philippine stan- the close of the campaign
and the AFP did a good dards, our elections in period.
job in pre-empting the ar- Bulacan are generally
However, he said that
rest of suspected armed peaceful,” Alvarado said.
all went silent when the
groups in the province that
He stressed that the voting began on Monday.
could have sowed terror PNP and the AFP did their
He specifically cited
and fear to voters during homework in disbanding tense situations in San
elections.
suspected armed groups Rafael, San Miguel and
“Everything went very in the province that result- Donya Remedios town.
smooth and very peace- ed in the arrest of 11 susWith regards to tension in Malolos City hours
before the elections, the
REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES
governor said that it
REGIONAL TRIAL COURT
stemmed from the intent
THIRD JUDICIAL REGION
of both groups to keep the
OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF COURT
elections clean.
ANGELES CITY
“They guarded each
other on the allegations
RURAL BANK OF ANGELES, INC.,
Mortgagee,
EXTRA-JUDICIAL FORECLOSURE
OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE
-versusUNDER ACT 3135 AS AMENDED
PUNTO! CENTRAL LUZON • MAY 13 - 16, 2013 • MONDAY - THURSDAY
DOMINADORESGUERRA,
F.C. CASE NO. 2013-930
ESTELITA TAYAG &
WILLIE ESGUERRA
Mortgagors.
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
Upon extra-judicial petition for sale under Act 3135, as amended
filed by the Mortgagee, RURAL BANK OF ANGELES, INC., with
principal office and place of business at Sto. Entierro corner Miranda
Streets, Angeles City, Pampanga, against the Mortgagors, SPOUSES
DOMINADOR ESGUERRA and ESTELITA TAYAG, through their
Attorney-in-Fact WILLIE ESGUERRA, with postal address at 140
Sto. Rosario, Magalang, Pampanga, in order to satisfy the mortgage
debts which as of February 28, 2013 amounts to NINE HUNDRED
FIFTY THOUSAND PESOS (P950,000.00), Philippine Currency,
outstanding obligation, inclusive of past due interest, penalties, and other
charges but without prejudice to costs, expenses of litigation, notarial
fees and other expenses allowed by law, the undersigned Sheriff IV
hereby gives notice and announces that on June 4, 2013 at 10:00
o’clock in the morning, at the Office of the Municipal Mayor of
Magalang, Pampanga, located at the 2 nd Floor Municipal Hall,
Magalang, Pampanga, will sell at public auction for CASH and in
Philippine Currency, the following parcel of land with all existing and
future improvements thereon, to wit:
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TCT NO. 465461-R
“A parcel of land (Lot 539-B-3 of the subd. plan Psd-03095329, being a portion of Lot 539-B (LRC) Psd-210994, LRC
Rec. No. ), situated in the Bo. ofSto. Rosario (now) Tinibang,
Mun.ofMagalang, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the NE., along
line 1-2 by Lot 539-B-4; on the NE., & SE., along lines 2-3-4 by
Lot 539-B-5; on the SW., along line 4-5 by Lot 539-B-9 (R.O.W.),
all of the subd. plan; and on the NW., along line 5-1 by Sta.
Maria Rd. x xx containing an area of FOUR HUNDRED
FORTY (440) Square Meters, more or less. xxx “
Prospective buyers/bidders may investigate for themselves the
above-mentioned parcel of land for their information and protection.
In the event the public auction should not take place on the said
date, it shall be held on June 11, 2013 at the same time and place
without further notice.
Angeles City, April 23, 2013.
JOSE GLENN V. ROSARIO
Sheriff IV
Copy Furnished:
RURAL BANK OF ANGELES, INC,
Mortgagee,
Sto. Entierro corner Miranda Streets,
Angeles City
Atty. RICHARD G. CUDIAMAT
Counsel for the Mortgagee
Unit 305, 3rd Floor, Azarcon Bldg., No. 51 Bayan-Bayanan Ave.,
Marikina Heights, Marikina City
Mr. JOSE SICAT, JR.
Account Officer of Rural Bank of Angeles, Inc.
Sto. Entierro corner Miranda Streets,
Angeles City
DOMINADOR ESGUERRA, ESTELITA
ESGUERRA & WILLIE ESGUERRA
Mortgagors
140 Sto. Rosario St., Magalang, Pampanga
PUNTO! Central Luzon: May 14, 21 & 28, 2013
that both camps were
planning to conduct vote
buying,” he said, referring
to the camps of incumbent Mayor Christian Natividad and former Mayor
Danilo Domingo of this
city.
The Malolos incident
late Sunday night occurred when Natividad’s
supporters massed near
the headquarters of Domingo. They complained
that Domingo’s men were
casing Natividad’s headquarters.
But Domingo said they
were only monitoring the
situation in response to
reports that vehicles with
loads of people were coming to and from Natividad’s
headquarters.
With regards to incident of vote-buying in the
province, Duque said that
the PNP is still investigating incidents
He said that one of the
closest incidents was the
seizure of about a million
pesos in cash in Norzagaray town.
Police said that the
seized cash was meant to
be used in buying votes.
REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES
REGIONAL TRIAL COURT
THIRD JUDICIAL REGION
BRANCH 45
CITY OF SAN FERNANDO (P)
IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION FOR
ADOPTION OF IRENE V. NABUNG AND MINOR
MIGUEL V. NABUNG.
EDWIN M. CALICA,
Petitioner.
FC SP. PROC NO. 538
ADOLFO A. NABUNG, LOCAL CIVIL REGISTRAR
OF SAN FERNANDO,PAMPANGA.LOCAL CIVIL
REGISTRAR OF GUAGUA, PAMPANGA & CIVIL
REGISTRAR GENERAL (NATIONAL STATISTICS
OFFICE) QUEZON CITY,
Respondents.
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ORDER
Before this court is petitioner Edwin M. Calica’s “AmendedPetition
dated March 26, 2013 praying that Irene V. Nabung and minor Miguel V.
Nabung be declared as his children.
Finding the petition to be sufficient in form and substance, this court
hereby (a) sets this case for hearing on May 24, 2013 at 8:30 in the
morning; (b) orders petitioner (1) to cause the publication of this order
in a newspaper of general circulation in the province of Pampanga at
least once a week for three (3) consecutive weeks, which newspaper
shall be selected by raffle under the supervision of the Executive Judge
of the Regional Trial Court, City of San Fernando, Pampanga; (2) to
serve within twenty-four (24) hours from receipt of this order copies of
said petition to the Office of the Solicitor General of the Philippines, Public
Prosecutor Jocelyn San Pedro Maat of the Provincial Prosecutor , City
of San Fernando, the Civil Registrar of San Fernando, the Civil Registrar
of Guagua, Pampanga and the Civil Registrar General of the Philippines;
(3) to show proof of said service to this court, and (4) to serve to this
court, the Solicitor General and Public Prosecutor Jocelyn San PedroMaat the judicial affidavits of all his witnesses in this case, which
affidavits will serve as the witnesses’ testimonies on direct-examination,
subject to cross, re-direct and re-cross examinations; (c) orders all
persons interested in this petition (1) to appear on said date and time
before this court at the Regional Trial Court, City of San Fernando,
Branch 45 at the Hall of Justice, Capitol Compound, City of San Fernando;
or the 2 nd Floor, jomafer Building MacArthur Highway, Dolores, City of
San Fernando where this court is set to transfer and (2) to show cause;
if any, why the petition should not be granted; (d) orders the Solicitor
General and Public Prosecutor Jocelyn San Pedro-Maat to enter their
appearances in this case for the State within twenty-four (24) hours from
receipt of this order; (e) directs Social Worker ClemenciaBasa of the
Office of the Clerk of Court, Regional Trial Court, City of San Fernando,
(1) to prepare and submit the Home and Child Study Reports in this case
before the hearing on said date and time; and (2) to conduct counseling
sessions with the petitioner on the matter of adoption of said children and
to submit a report regarding said counseling before said date and
hearing; anf (f) orders the Branch Clerk of Court of this court to furnish
copies of this order to the petitioner, his counsel, the Solicitor General,
the Provincial Prosecutor of Pampanga, the Civil Registrar City of San
Fernando, the Civil Registrar of Guagua and the Civil Registrar City of
San Fernando, the Civil Registrar of Guagua and the Civil Registrar
General of the Philippines and the Regional Director of the Department of
Social Welfare and Development, Regiona III
SO ORDERED.
City of San Fernando, Pampanga, April 5, 2013.
JONEL S. MERCADO
Acting Presiding Judge
PUNTO! Central Luzon: May 6, 13 & 20, 2013
Coalition
group sees no
improvement
in last polls
BY DING CERVANTES
ANGELES CITY- While many people seemed to be
satisfied with how last Monday’s elections went, a
coalition group called Kontra Daya says otherwise.
“This 2013 elections revealed no improvement in
the process. With all these so-called modern, hightech and expensive equipment funded by taxpayers’ money, voters in the region still suffered and
inconvenienced,” said Kontra Daya regional coordinator Roman Polintan.
Polintan noted that early morning last Monday,
“PCOS machines malfunctioned in Angeles City,
Mabalacat City and Magalang town in Pampanga,
Tarlac City, Dagupan City in Pangasinan, Cabanatuan City, Nueva Ecija and Maria Aurora town in Aurora province.”
“Even in the afternoon, machines failed in precincts in Guagua and Magalang (Pampanga), Dagupan City. In Maria Aurora, the machine was even
tinkered by an incumbent councilor,” he noted.
Polintan said that the failure of PCOS machines
was coupled with defective ballots, as he cited a case
in Mabalacat “where they were moist” and another
case in Cabanatuan City where ballots were rejected due to their thickness.”
The group also reported that “elements of the
police and military illegally stayed around voting precincts, such as in Angeles City, where two army
personnel armed with high-powered rifles, and three
police are inside the premises of Sto. Rosario Elementary School.”
“In Dipaculao town, Aurora, a military personnel
in civilian clothes approached a precinct though he
was not a registered voter. In Barangay Tambac,
Dagupan City, elements of SWAT police were in the
vicinity of the precincts,” he said.
“If we are to look deeper in the last elections, an
orderly, honest and fraud-free elections still remain
a fantasy. The Comelec and the Aquino government
should be ashamed of promising electoral reforms
but disappointing the voters,” said Joseph Canlas,
another Kontra Daya-CL coordinator.
Canlas also decried “massive fraud and vote-buying” and the observation that “most of the
candidates belong to the rich and privileged class
such as landlords and compradors.”
“In the national and local elections, we hear same
names and see same faces, thus, the people remain in poverty and misery,” Canlas said.
Kontra Daya is a coalition of various groups
including Makabayang Koalisyon ng Mamamayan,
Bagong Alyansang Makabayan, Alyansa ng mga
Magbubukid sa Gitnang Luson , Central Luzon Ayta
Association , Anakbayan, League of Filipino Students, Promotion of Church Peoples’ Response,
College Editors Guild of the Philippines , partylists
under Makabayan coalition, support groups, networks and concerned citizens.
4,000 jail
inmates in CL
also cast votes
CITY OF SAN FERNANDO - Some 4,000 jail inmates took part in last
Monday’s elections, the
Commission on Elections
(Comelec) here reported.
Comelec regional director Rafael Olaño said
the election in jails were
done in two modes.
The first was via a “special voting precinct inside
the provincial, city or municipal jail for 50 or
more voter-detainees,” he
said.
The second is for
jails with less than 50 voter-detainees who were instead escorted by personnel of the Bureau of Jail
and Management to their
respective precincts.
–Ding Cervantes
THINK
GREEN
Yap in landslide win
BY ASHLEY MANABAT
IT WAS a landslide victory for Tarlac Gov. Victor
Yap who ran under the
NPC banner and got
234,443 votes.
Independent candidate
Isabel Cojuangco-Suntay
got 89,912 votes while Lakas’ Pearl Pacada got
46,547 votes.
The lone vice gubernatorial candidate Enrique
Cojuangco Jr. got 246,847
votes.
In the first district of
Tarlac, lone candidate En-
rique Cojuangco got
97,302 votes.
Second district Congresswoman Susan Yap of
NPC was re-elected with
111,121 votes over her rival former Public Works
director Jose “Pepe” Rigor of Lakas who managed
only 32,171 votes.
Concepcion Mayor
Noel Villanueva of the NP
was elected third district
representative with 55,784
votes over NUP’s Jeci
Lapuz of 23,885 votes and
LP’s Hermie Aquino who
got 19,902 votes.
Yap
Boking still wins
in Mabalacat City
HOLDING the mayorship since 1995, Marino Morales
marks history anew as first elected city mayor of Mabalacat, garnering 22,967 votes over his closest pursuer, Vice Mayor Noelito Castro with 20,056.
It was one of the closest margins of victory for Morales whose total votes in 2010 were equal, if not more
than those of his rivals combined.
Morales
4 District
remains in
Bondocs’ grip
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ABOITIZ Equity Venture’s
food group, Pilmico, will
hold its Poultry and Livestock Expo this coming
May 23 to 24, 2013 at the
LRO Compound at the
Pangasinan Provincial
Capitol in Lingayen, Pangasinan.
The event is in cooperation with the Pangasinan
Provincial Government and
the Department of Agriculture. Participants to the
Expo will be able to attend
free seminars and watch
live demos on the latest in
hograising, goatraising,
and gamefowl breeding
practices and technology.
The Pilmico Poultry
and Livestock Expo is
aimed at educating guests
and participants on proper backyard livestock raising using Pilmico’s fourpillar Diamond Program: 1)
Breeding and Genetics, 2)
Sound Management, 3)
Complete Healthcare and
4) Excellent Nutrition.
Partner exhibitors and facilitatora that will complement Pilmico in this endeavor are Bayer, Novartis,
Boehringer Ingelheim,
Merial Philippines, Pfizer,
Elanco, PIC and Virbac.
“Through the Expo, we
will be able to help educate livestock farmers on
how to earn more from livestock farming and promote
a sustainable poultry and
livestock backyard business,” said Sabin Aboitiz,
CEO of Pilmico.
The Aboitiz Group,
through Pilmico, has been
providing its customers
with world class flour and
feeds for over 50 years.
Pilmico Feeds’ highquality feed line includes
brands such as Ultimax,
Elite, Classic, Civic and
Lakas Tandem for hogs;
Poultry Express, Avemax,
Gallimax for poultry; and
Pork and Poultry Solutions
for farm accounts and Salto for gamefowl.
Notable activities at the
Expo are the Pig Show
and Chicken Show. Prior
to the event, Pilmico provided selected backyard
raisers and their families
with piglets and chicks for
them to grow. In time for
the culminating activity,
these animals will have
grown into full sized market hogs and broilers and
they will be paraded and
auctioned off to guests at
the expo.
“Pilmico advocates
backyard raising as a way
to bring families together.
It’s an activity that even
children can be involved in,
have fun, while subsequently immersing themselves in the family business,” said Hendel Cabral,
Vice President for Sales of
Pilmico.
Another highlight of the
expo is the Aerial Sabong
(Aerial Cockfighting Tourney) at the LRO’s beachfront. A kite-flying show
featuring giant 6-meter
kites, this is an activity
that kids and adults alike
will surely enjoy watching.
Smaller kites will also be
available afterwards for
guests to carry out their
own aerial shows.
For more information
about the expo, you may
contact 0917-5141190.
A DIFFERENT Bondoc, a
different rival from Candaba this time, but with the
same result: the Macabebe champion still triumphant.
Juan Pablo Bondoc,
holder of the fourth district
congressional seat from
1998 to 2004 before passing it on to sister Anna
York Sagum who finishes
her three terms in June,
received 91,723 votes
against Candaba Mayor
Jerry Pelayo with 73,426.
Bondoc
Cebu Pacific Ad
PUNTO! CENTRAL LUZON • MAY 13 - 16, 2013 • MONDAY - THURSDAY
Aboitiz subsidiary to hold poultry
and livestock expo this May
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Editorial
PUNTO! CENTRAL LUZON • MAY 13 - 16, 2013 • MONDAY - THURSDAY
THE DAUGHTER of a dead movie
actor.
The (in)famous mariposa de
politica.
The moviestar-loving separated
but un-annuled husband.
The husband of a beleaguered but
belligerent mayor.
The in-aide-of-legislation daughter
of the Vice President.
The junior of a long-serving
senator.
The cousin of the President.
The allegedly wife-beating, bitterly
vengeful cheating victim.
Two coup pals.
The son of the President convicted
for plunder but later pardoned.
The nemesis of Filipino nurses.
All set to join the company of three
kiss-kiss, bang-bang actors, an
unrepentant, aye, defiant plagiarist,
the trapo di tutti trapii himself, and
some other odd characters.
Plus a BS Aquino for your
President.
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AND YOU STILL
ASK WHY THIS
COUNTRY IS IN
DEEP DUNG?
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Editor
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Caesar “Bong” Lacson
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Zona Libre
Bong Z. Lacson
IT’S ALL over. Even the shouting. Even the last burst and bang of
the celebratory fireworks.
Time for the joyful anatomy of victory and the dreadful autopsy
of defeat. Time for bragging rights over predictions come true and
embarrassing acceptance of failed, if fearful, forecasts. Albeit fast,
and furiously. Leaving deeper analyses to some future columns.
The Iglesia ni Cristo vote holding on to its primacy as tipping
point in the electoral contest in Angeles City – the margin of Mayor
Ed Pamintuan’s re-election over Cong Tarzan Lazatin, near-perfectly
corresponding to the bruited-about number of INC votes – 16,000 –
in the city.
The INC too spelling the come-from-behind victory of Coach
Yeng Guiao over cool Blueboy Nepomuceno in the first district in
the margin of some 20,000 votes in the partial, unofficial tally.
Serving also as one of the seven pillars that collapsed on and
buried re-electing 3rd District Rep. Dong Gonzales was the INC
bloc – now presumptive Cong. Oca Rodriguez making one on his
own, with President PNoy, the Pinedas, GMA, the mayors, and
the cause-oriented groups comprising the others.
Yeah, I was spared of my vow to kneel – even
prostrate myself – before Cong Dong if he won
his re-election against such impossible odds. For
then he would have most certainly been certified
as the greatest of the political gods hereabouts.
Perennial also-ran in the Arayat mayorship
Bon Alejandrino made it this time, with the INC
vote. And I said, if vaguely, in a televised preelection forecast that the once Huk supremo could
very well end his political losses in these
elections.
Failed I did in tagging Minalin’s Katoy Naguit
as shoo-in, the INC factor but one of several
considerations, for another win against
comebacking Edgar Flores.
Though, along with Jun Sula, I made some
definitive pronouncement – over CLTV-36 last
Tuesday – of a Rimpy Bondoc win in the fourth
district, I did some reconsideration and deemed
Candaba’s Jerry Pelayo “very much capable” of
upsetting the Harvard grad when John Lloyd
snatched the INC vote from him at the penultimate
hour. Still, the mastery of the Macabebe
champions over the Candaba upstarts prevailed.
The governorship, the vice governorship and
the second district congressional districts as
surveyed, as foretold, were no contest. No matter
the illusions and delusions uploaded – though
barely shared – in some facebook accounts of
the once and ever-running governor “already
gaining 47 percent” of the vote.
Aye, Among Ed’s running mate, Mai TiglaoCayanan having some 20,000 more votes than
him.
So how do we account for that difference?
Simple, more than 20,000 voted for Cayanan
with Lilia G. Pineda as their choice for governor?
To what can we attribute this?
That’s part of the anti-dynasty vote. They like
the mother but did not want the son to be spared
of a dynasty at the Capitol.
Got to end it here for now.
TODAY IN HISTORY
Pope John Paul II is shot
ON MAY 13, 1981, Pope John
Paul II is shot and wounded at
St. Peter's Square in Rome, Italy. Turkish terrorist Mehmet Ali
Agca, an escaped fugitive already convicted of a previous
murder, fired several shots at the
religious leader, two of which
wounded nearby tourists. Agca
was immediately captured.
Agca claimed that he had
planned to go to England to kill
the king but couldn't because it
turned out there was only a
queen and "Turks don't shoot
women." He also claimed to
have Palestinian connections,
although the PLO quickly denied
any involvement. Detectives believed that his confession had
been coached in order to throw
investigators offtrack.
When his trial began on July
20, 1981, Agca tried an unlikely
legal gambit: He maintained that
Italy did not have the right to
prosecute him since the crime
occurred at the Vatican. Although he threatened to go on a
hunger strike if his trial wasn't
shifted to a Vatican court, his
request was denied and he was
found guilty two days later. He
was sentenced to life in prison
but released in 2010 due to several amnesties and changes to
the penal code.
Many people argued that the
very unusual and short trial must
have been an effort to cover up
evidence of a conspiracy. In fact,
Italian authorities had their own
suspicions but did not want to
disclose them in a highly publicized trial. Instead, they conducted a relatively quiet investigation into the connection between Agca and Bulgaria's KGB-
connected intelligence agency.
The motive behind an alleged
Soviet-inspired assassination
must be viewed in the context of
the Cold War in 1981. Pope John
Paul II was Polish-born and openly supportive of the democratic
movement in that country. His
visit to Poland in 1979 worried the
Kremlin, which saw its hold on
Eastern Europe in danger.
Although the exact extent of
the conspiracy remains unknown today, Agca reportedly
met with Bulgarian spies Sergei
Antonov, Zhelio Vassilev, Todor
Aivazov, and Bekir Celenk in
Rome about assassinating Lech
Walesa, the Polish labor union
leader. However, this plan was
abandoned when Agca was offered $1.25 million to kill the
pope.
Source: www.history.com
Regarding
Henry
Henrylito D. Tacio
YES, a person can have sex again – even after a heart attack.
Such assurance comes from a doctor who is a recipient of the
Outstanding Filipino Physician Award from the Department of
Health.
“A person who survives a heart attack that can sex again
provided he follows some precautions,” says Dr. Willie T. Ong, an
internist-cardiologist, who is an active consultant in cardiology at
the Manila Doctors Hospital and Makati Medical Center.
A heart attack happens when some of the heart’s blood supply
is suddenly and severely reduced or cut off, causing the heart
muscle to die because it is deprived of its oxygen supply.
“About two of three people who have heart attacks experience
intermittent chest pain, shortness of breath, or fatigue a few days
or weeks beforehand,” notes The Merck Manual of Medical
Information.
Generally, the most recognizable symptom of a heart attack is
pain in the middle of the chest that may spread to the back, jaw, or
left arm. Less often, the pain spreads to the right arm.
“During a heart attack, a person may become
restless, sweaty, and anxious and may
experience a sense of impending doom,” the
Merck manual informs. “The lips, hands, or feet
may turn slightly blue.”
A heart attack is a medical emergency. “Half
of deaths due to a heart attack occur in the first 3
to 4 hours after symptoms begin,” the Merck
manual points out. “The sooner treatment begins,
the better the chances of survival.”
Those who survive a heart attack are usually
wary of having sex with his partner. But the
chance of another heart attack during sex is a
myth. In fact, the chance “is so low that it’s not
worth worrying about,” says Dr. James E. Muller,
a researcher who published a 2000 study,
‘Triggering of Cardiac Events by Sexual Activity,’
in the American Journal of Cardiology. “The
absolute risk is very low and should not be a
consideration for those with stable coronary
disease,” he points out.
Of course, it’s normal for patients to have sex
less frequently in the weeks and months after a
heart attack. A patient has “no choice but to
abstain (from any sexual activity), by virtue of the
fact that he or she is still recovering from the
illness,” says Dr. Helen Ong-Garcia, a cardiologist
at the St. Luke’s Medical Center.
Generally, patients can resume sex after a
heart attack if they are “able to walk a couple of
flights of stairs, if they’re able to walk on a
treadmill, or do moderate-intensity activity without
any chest discomfort or without any severe
shortness of breath,” says Dr. Randal Thomas, a
preventive cardiologist and director of the
Cardiovascular Health Clinic at the Mayo Clinic.
The American Heart Association says a doctor
may prohibit sex among those who survived heart
attacks in the following instances: a few days after
a heart attack, bothersome chest pains, and
shortness of breath.
Dr. Ong advises patients with heart disease
or those who survived heart attacks to follow these
five tips before engaging in sexual acts:
Get a medical clearance first from your
doctor. After a heart attack, a cardiologist would
usually request a treadmill test (jogging while
being monitored by electrocardiogram). This test
would determine how much physical activity,
measured in metabolic equivalents (METS), a
patient is allowed before the oxygen supply to
the heart is hampered.
“During an orgasm, the heart rate dramatically
increases from 80 beats to 114-145 beats per
minute,” Dr. Ong says. “The blood pressure also
jumps by 40 millimeters of mercury, so a systolic
blood pressure of 130 can reach 170 during
climax.”
A person will expend 5 METS while having sex
with his wife, Dr. Ong informs. However, he
discourages those who survived a heart attack to
engage in sexual activities other than their wives.
Doing so would bring the energy level to 10 METS.
“The stress and excitement of having an
unfamiliar partner in unfamiliar territory is
equivalent to an hour of heavy cycling or rowing,”
Dr. Ong says. “This explains why some people
unceremoniously die in motels while ‘in action.’”
Ask the healthy partner to do the work.
“For more serious cases, the heart patient may
preferably lie on his or her back and let the
healthier spouse stay on top,” suggests Dr. Ong.
“It’s hard to imagine a post-heart attack patient
performing acrobatic maneuvers in bed.”
If both partners have heart problems, Dr. Ong
suggests that they practice “intimacy without sex.”
Do it in the morning. Here’s the reason why,
according to Dr. Ong: “Patients usually feel
stronger and healthier in the morning as compared
to the wearisome hours of the evening. Older
patients usually feel weaker and more tired as
the day goes by. So a ‘morning special’ may be
a good idea.”
Take a light meal only before sex. Some
motels advertise of three-hour use of their special
mirrored rooms, including a free steak and soda
for only P800. You better take note.
“Gorging on food immediately before making
love is not advisable because digesting food would
make the blood supply preferentially go to the
stomach and deprive the heart of much-needed
oxygen,” warns Dr. Ong. His friendly advice: “Take
your free meal after sex and not before.”
But for those who have already eaten, they
must waiting from one to three hours after eating
a meal before engaging in sexual activities. The
waiting time allows the digestion of food being
taken.
Don’t forget to take your medications. This
is very important. Usually, heart patients take
several pills like nitroglycerine to dilate the arteries
of the heart, and other pills for high blood pressure,
diabetes or cholesterol problems.
“Just continue taking your medications a few
hours before lovemaking as we want you to be
strong and protected,” Dr. Ong reminds. “Those
with chest pains should have their pills handy just
in case they feel something wrong. Be prepared.
Have all your pills, patches, gadgets and a glass
of water ready to go.”
What about those having problem with erectile
dysfunction or impotence? Can they take those
erection-enhancing medications? Although they
are not highly recommended, its intake remains
safe, as long at it is not taken at the same time
with nitroglycerin, physicians caution.
The US Food and Drug Authority warns that
the combination can send blood pressure
plummeting to unsafe levels and cause dizziness,
fainting, heart attack or stroke. “There have been
some reports of death,” says Dr. Thomas.
“Anybody who’s had a heart attack or heart surgery
should definitely be cleared through their doctor
before they think of using any of the medications
for sexual dysfunction.”
Dr. Edgardo E. Eba, consultant of the Cardiac
Rehabilitation at the Philippine Heart Center,
assures, “No one dies (by engaging in sexual
activity). Just don’t go into any sexual activity
without preparing yourself.”
I am not dying, not anymore than any of us are at any moment.
We run, hopefully as fast as we can, and then everyone must stop.
We can only choose how we handle the race. –Hugh Elliott
Ni Felix M. Garcia
Matapos ang
halalan, ano ang
kailangan?
PAGLABAS ng isyung ito ay tapos na
Ang botohan, pero ang mga lokal na
Kandidato na siyang nanalo talaga
Itong ihahayag ng Comelec muna.
At posibleng ilang araw pa marahil
Bago iproklama itong halal nating
Mga senador at saka itong ating
Mga kongresista sa distrito natin.
Na nagtapon ng di lamang libu-libo
Kundi ng milyones sa pagkandidato,
Ngunit di lahat ay pinalad manalo
Kahit kumayod din yan naman ng husto.
Partikular na nga itong pangnasyonal
Na ‘seat of office’ ang hangad mahawakan,
Yan sa TV ads lang para nang sumugal
Ng milyon, na hindi kumabig ni minsan.
Puwera sa posters na pinagkagastaan
Nila ng malaking halaga rin naman,
Pero basura lang ang kinauwian
Ng salaping sana’y inilaan na lang
Sa kawanggawa o sa DepEd po kaya
Upang makaragdag sa pagpapagawa
Ng silid aralan na kailangang lubha
Lalo sa liblib na lugar nitong bansa.
Kung ang hangarin sa kanilang pagtakbo
Ay maglingkod at makatulong sa tao,
Pero sinasayang lang ang pera nito,
Tuwing halalan sa kanilang pagtakbo.
(Sabagay, ano nga bang pakialam natin,
Kahit saan pa mang impyerno n’yan dalhin?
Ya’y salapi nila’t anong kwenta sa ‘tin!?)
Pero palagay ko medyo masakit din,
Para sa iba riyan na hindi matanggap
Na baka sila ay kusang inilaglag
Na nitong halos ay beinte kuatro oras,
Nasa headquarters n’yan na palaging bukas.
Upang harapin ang taong dumarating,
Ngunit sa kabila nga niyan talo pa rin,
Gayong ang nangakong sila ay dadalhin
Kapalit ng inia-abot nang palihim
Ay di mabilang at lahat ng dumulog,
Nabigyan ng sobre, kundi man envelope
Na malaki-laki ang laman sa loob
Lalo sa ibang r’yang sana’y magpa-utot.
O sadyang ganyan ang buhay pulitiko
Na kaya lang sila mabait sa tao
At nilalapitan yan nang tulad nito
Ay kung panahon lang ng halalan mismo?
Huwag nang idahilan ang kayo’y dinaya
Kaya’t ang magandang hangari’y nasira,
Pagkat wala naman ding maniniwala
At kayo ay wala na ring magagawa.
Kundi bagkus buong puso nang tanggapin
Ang pagkatalo at saka na isipin
Sa susunod kung ano ang dapat gawin
Upang bumawi sa araw na darating.
Sa mga nanalo at medyo pinalad
Na maka-ungos ay kumilos na agad
Nang naa-ayon sa kung anong marapat
Na mga gampanin pagdating ng oras
(May karugtong)
PUNTO! CENTRAL LUZON • MAY 13 - 16, 2013 • MONDAY - THURSDAY
Sex after heart
attack is possible
Napaguusapan
lang
7
Pampanga election results
1st DISTRICT
Magalang
Mayor Romy Pecson (Kambilan) – 7,958
Lyndon Cunanan (NPC) – 4,305
Beth Gonzales (LP) – 3,936
Joey Lacson (Ind) 2,199
Bacolor
Mayor Jomar Hizon (Ind) – 14,864
Romeo Dungca (Kambilan) – 11,654
Mabalacat
(SGD) ROSANA AGUAS
Municipal Civil Registrar
Vice Mayor Ananias Canlas Jr. (Kambilan) – 13,130
Lolet Hizon (Ind) – 12,608
4th DISTRICT
Vice Mayor Norman Lacson (NPC) – 9,639
Renato Bartolome (Kambilan) – 7,476
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
In compliance with the publication requirement and pursuant to the
Administrative Order No. 1 Series 0f 2012 (IRR on R.A. 10172), notice
is hereby served to the public that AURORA DEL ROSARIO
CAPULONG has filed with this Office a petition for correction of entry in
the date of birth from June 12, 1964 to February 12, 1964 in the Certificate
of Live Birth of AURORA DEL ROSARIO CAPULONG who was born
on February 12, 1964 in San Antonio, Mexico, Pampanga and whose
parents are CECILIA DEL ROSARIO and SIMEON B. CAPULONG.
Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written
opposition with this Office not later than May 21, 2013.
Sto. Tomas
Mayor Marino Morales (Kambilan) – 22,967
Noelito Castro (Ind) – 20,056
Jun Castro (LDP) – 1,448
Mayor Lito Naguit (Kambilan) – 10,650
Romy “Ninong” Ronquillo (NPC) – 5,028
Regie Mallari (Ind) - 37
Vice Mayor Mark Louie Arceo (Kambilan) – 9,418
Gloria “Ninang” Ronquillo (NPC) – 5,519
Cecilia Cunanan (Ind) – 535
Edgar Puno (Ind) - 85
Vice Mayor Christian Halili (Ind) – 21,338
Marjorie Sambo (UNA) – 13,323
Liza Pineda (Kambilan) – 9,208
San Simon
2nd DISTRICT
Punto! Central Luzon: May 7 & 14, 2013
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
In compliance with the publication requirement and pursuant to the
Administrative Order No. 1 Series 0f 2012 (IRR on R.A. 10172), notice
is hereby served to the public that ANTONIO NUCUP ATIENZA has
filed with this Office a petition for correction of entry in sex from Female
to Male in the Certificate of Live Birth of ANTONIO NUCUP ATIENZA
who was born on December 27, 1970 in Parian, Mexico, Pampanga
and whose parents are MARIETTA NUCUP and FRANCISCO
ATIENZA JR.
Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written
opposition with this Office not later than May 21, 2013.
(SGD) ROSANA AGUAS
Municipal Civil Registrar
Mayor Leonora Wong (Kambilan) – 12,443
Manuel Bondoc (LP) 11,400
Punto! Central Luzon: May 7 & 14, 2013
Porac
Vice Mayor Keno Almario (Kambilan) - 12,304
Migs Yambao (LP) – 10,150
Mayor Carling Dela Cruz (Kambilan) - 23,470
Vice Mayor Dexter David (Kambilan) – 22,589
Guagua
Mayor Dante Torres (LP) 18,278
Ric Rivera (Kambilan) 18,072
San Luis Mayor Venancio Macapagal (Kambilan) – 11,419
Rey Santos (LP) - 9,238
Vice Mayor Junior Salas (Kambilan) – 10,646
Erwin Clarin (LP) 9,134
Vice Mayor Anthony Twano (Kambilan) 25,860
Juan Pring (LP) – 8,921
Sasmuan
Mayor Mel Simbul (kambilan) - 5,247
Nardo Velasco (NPC) – 5,147
Pidring Velasco (Ind) - 72
Vice Mayor Than Luna (Kambilan) - 3,244
Moning Mercado (Ind) - 2,813
Renato Banting (NPC) - 2,779
Glen Nacu (Ind) – 1,075
Minalin
Vice Mayor Crispin Lagman (NPC) - 5,619
Querolico Daag (LP) - 5,337
Francisco Batac (Kambilan)- 2,077
Masantol
Floridablanca Mayor Eddie Guerrero (Kambilan) 15,072
Tito Mendiola (UNA) – 10,934
Sato Carlos (Ind) – 4,445
Arnigo Cura (Ind) – 2,294
Vice Mayor Joe Rey Montemayor (Kambilan) - 15,265
Jeric Raval Buensuceso (UNA)- 6,150
Cenen Tungol (Ind) – 6,077
Anne Bragas (Ind) – 2,256
Fred Dizon (Ind) – 784
Sta. Rita
Mayor Dan Guinto (LP) - 11,180
Paul Flores (Kambilan) - 4,914
Vice Mayor Alvin Ignacio (Kambilan) – 6,218
Bajun Lacap (LP) – 5,802
Ronald Flores (Ind) – 3,454
Macabebe
Mayor Annette Balgan (Kambilan) – 16,665
Vice Mayor Vince Flores (Kambilan) - 16,068
Candaba
Mayor Rene Maglanque (Ind) – 11,803
Reynaldo Sagum (NP) – 11,732
Patrick Pelayo (Kambilan) – 8,319
Danilo Baylon (Ind) – 8,119
Mayor Yolly Pineda (Kambilan) - 9,697
Erning Batac (Ind) – 1,459
Vice Mayor Babes Evangelista (Ind) - 16,623
Dan Gallardo (Kambilan) - 10,821
Bienvenido Gatus Sr. (NP) – 8,263
Romel Salac (Ind) – 1,257
Vice Mayor Homobono Guanlao (Kambilan) – 8,131
Kulapu Sazon (Ind) - 2,592
Lubao
Mayor Edgar Flores (NPC) – 7,097
Arturo Naguit (Kambilan) - 6,452
Mayor Mylyn Cayabyab (Kambilan) - 31,087
Vice Mayor Tito Diaz (Kambilan) – 21,173
Fer Capuli (Ind) – 9,070
Apalit Mayor Jun Tetangco (kambilan) – 20,701
Vice Mayor Peter Nucum (NPC/Kambilan) -20,171
Sangguniang Panlalawigan
3rd DISTRCT
1st District
Cherry Manalo (Kambilan) – 28,209
Crisostomo Garbo (Kambilan) – 25,829
Jun Castro (NPC) – 20,732
Oscar Aurelio (Ind) – 10,850
Ruben Miranda (Ind) – 8,405
Jerry Basilio (Ind) - 5,609
Ian Paulo Mejia (LP) - 2,375
2nd District
Tonton Torres (Kambilan) – 62,670
Art Salalila (Kambilan) – 57,130
Leira Buan (LP) - 49,014
Salvador Dimson (Kambilan) – 48,646
Mike Mallari (Ind) – 32,803
Jong Vitug (PDP) – 28,407
Ludivico Muli (ND)- 26,382
Janet Ayen (LP) - 15,870
Nena Manabat (LP)- 7,794
City of San Fernando Mayor Edwin Santiago (LP) – 46,171
Rey Aquino (PDP) – 33,987
Vice Mayor Jimmy Lazatin (UNA) -38,147
Raul Macalino (PDP) - 21,747
Ato Agustin (LP) – 19,520
PUNTO! CENTRAL LUZON • MAY 13 - 16, 2013 • MONDAY - THURSDAY
Sta. Ana Mayor Rommel Concepcion (Kambilan) - 7,570
Dennis Pangan (Ind) – 4,298
Norberto Gamboa (Ind) - 3,348
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Vice Mayor Mediatrix Nolasco (Kambilan) – 9,650
Rolando Lulu (Ind) 4,665
Arayat
Mayor Bon Alejandrino (LP) – 15,708
Larry Trinidad (Kambilan) – 11,860
Benny Espino (Buklod)- 2,408
Amado Santos (Ind) - 590
3rd District
Vice Mayor Monching Changcoco (Ind) – 13,841
Edith Kabigting (Kambilan) - 6,032
Alejandro Balagtas (LP) – 3,849
Doc Quizon (Buklod) – 3,520
Zaldy Guevarra (Ind) - 2,287
4th District
Mexico
Mayor Roy Manalastas (NPC) - 21,917
Alex Tumang (Kambilan) – 20,760
Albert Dela Cruz (LP) – 3,087
Ricardo Ocampo (Ind) – 97
Vice Mayor Doc Pangan (NP/Kambilan) - 23,429
Rex Calma (NPC) – 11,132
Ludet Sicat (Ind) - 8,427
Marvin Edrosolam (LP) – 861
Dinan Labung (Kambilan)- 92,648
Rosve Henson (Ind) - 84,918
Teddy Tumang (NP) -78,970
Monina Laus (Kambilan) – 68,621
Trina Dizon (Kambilan) – 68,571
Roi Vinzon David (Ind) - 40,070
Ricardo Yabut (Kambilan) - 86,572
Nestor “Bay” Tolentino (NP) - 65,677
Nelson Calara (Ind) - 43,417
Kenneth Nunag (NPC) - 40,280
Cecille Villegas (LP) - 8,996
Rodolfo Bravo (LP) - 2,864
Source: Comelec transparency server as of 9:47 am May
14, 2013
THINK GOOD GOVERNANCE
NOTICE OF SELF-ADJUDICATION
Notice is hereby given that the sole heir of JOSE N. NACPIL who
died intestate on November 28, 2012 in San Antonio, Bacolor, Pampanga
executed an Affidavit of Self-Adjudication his estate more particularly
described as Savings Account No. 005203-3573-56 at BPI Family Savings
Bank Dolores Branch, City of San Fernando in the amount of P73,970.21;
Savings Account No. 000703-3630-75 at Bank of the Philippine Islands
Dolores Branch, City of San Fernando in the amount of P453,983.02; and
Time Deposit Account No. 5207-3132-56 at the BPI Family Savings Dolores
Branch, City of San Fernando in the amount of P100,000.
Punto! Central Luzon: May 7, 14 & 21, 2013
REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES
REGIONAL TRIAL COURT
THIRD JUDICIAL REGION
OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF COURT
ANGELES CITY
HOME DEVELOPMENT
MUTUAL FUND (otherwise
known as PAG-IBIG FUND),
-versus-
EXTRA JUDICIAL FORECLOSURE
OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE
Mortagagee UNDER ACT 3135,
AS AMENDED BY ACT 4118
ROLANDO S. BASILIO,
FC Case No. 2013-929
Mortgagor.
x————————————————x
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
Upon extra-judicial petition for sale under Act 3135, as amended by
Act 4118 filed by the Mortgagee HOME DEVELOPMENT MUTUAL
FUND(otherwise known as PAG-IBIG FUND) with principal office at
Petron Mega Plaza , 358 Sen. Gil Puyat Avenue, Makati City and with
branch office at Suburbia Commercial Complex, Mc Arthur Hi-way,
Maimpis, City of San Fernando, Pampanga against the Mortgagor, SPS.
ROLAND S. BASILIOwith residence and postal address at 3743 Antipolo
St., Mabalacat, Pampanga or Lot 44, Blk. 2 Metro Clark Homes, Bo.
Balibago, Angeles City, in order to satisfy the outstanding mortgage debt
which as of March 8, 2013 amounts to EIGHT HUNDRED FORTY
THREE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED SEVENTY ONE PESOS AND
FIFTY SIX CENTAVOS (Php 843,871.56), Philippine Currency, principal
inclusive of interest and penalty charges. In case of foreclosure
proceedings, the Mortgagor shall pay the Mortgagee, the attorney’s fees
equivalent to TEN (10%) percent of the total indebtedness plus the
foreclosure expenses and other charges allowed by law, the undersigned
Sheriff IV hereby gives notice and announces that on June 5, 2013 at
10:00 o’clock in the morning, at the Office of the Clerk of Court,
Regional Trial Court, Angeles City located at Ground Floor of
Chief Justice Jose Abad Santos Bldg., Hall of Justice, Brgy.
PulungMaragul, Angeles City will sell at public auction for cash and
in Philippine Currency, the following parcel of land with all the existing
and future improvements thereon, to wit:
TCT NO. 110074
A parcel of land (lot 44, Block 2 of the consolidationsubdivision plan Pcs-03-007899, being a portion of consolidated
lots 1-22, Block 9 Psd-57373, L.R.C. Rec. No. ) situated in
the Barrio of Balibago, City of Angeles. Bounded on the W.,
along line 1-2 by lot 43; on the N., along line 2-3 by lot 42, both
Block 2; on the E., along line 3-4 by road lot 1; on the S., along
line 4-1 by lot 46, Block of the consolidation-subdivision plan.
xxx containing an area of FORTY EIGHT (48) SQUARE
METERS, more or less. xxx
Prospective buyers/bidders may investigate for themselves the
above-mentioned parcel/s of land for their information and protection.
In the event the public auction should not take place on the said
date, it shall be held on June 13, 2013 at 10:00 o’clock in the morning
without further notice.
Angeles City, April 23, 2013.
CARLO ROBERTO C. MEDINA
Sheriff IV
Copy Furnished:
ATTY. JOSEPH P. QUIBULOY
DEPARTMENT MANAGER III
Home Development Mutual Fund
Suburbia Commercial Center, Mac
Arthur Hi-way, Maimpis, San Fernando,
Pampanga
SPS. ROLAND S. BASILIO
Mortgagor
3743 Antipolo St., Mabalacat, Pampanga
or Lot 44, Blk. 2 Metro Clark Homes,
Bo. Balibago, Angeles City
PUNTO! Central Luzon: May 14, 21 & 28, 2013
Nancy Binay,
nagpasalamat
kay Vice Ganda
The
Gossipmiller
Paulo Avelino pinandidirihan ang sariling anak
MASAYA ba si LJ Reyes dahil hiwalay na sila ni Paulo Avelino o masaya siya dahil sila pa rin. Ang arte-arte
naman kasi ng sagot niya sa Star Talk, eh, simpleng yes or no lang naman ang hinihinging sagot sa kanya.
’Wag mag-ambisyon sina LJ at Paulo na mapapanatili nila ang kanilang privacy dahil sa ginawa nilang
indiscretion. Wala pa sila sa lebel ng malalaking artista upang magsalita ng ganyan, ’no?
Eh, kung ’yung mas malalaki at mas sikat sa kanilang artista, walang dayalog na privacy ek-ek, sila pa
kayang wala pang maraming napatunayan sa showbiz? Hindi sapat ang isa o dalawang acting awards upang
magmalaki na sila. Ito namang si Paulo, waring diring-diri kapag natatanong tungkol sa anak. Naku, kung kami
ang ginanyan niyan pati na ng handler niya, they will never heard the end of it!
he more na maging maramot sila, the more na kukulitin sila ng press! Respect begets respect kaya kung
gusto nilang irespeto, matuto rin silang rumespeto, ’no?
Lastly, if they can’t stand the heat, get out of the kitchen!!!
Hahaha, kilalang-kilala naming kayong dating magkabit, huh!
Enzo Pineda pagod na sa pag-aartista
NAGAWA nang ipakita ni Enzo Pineda ang kanyang katawan sa mga Bench pictorials niya. This time, ang
umarte naman ang hangad niya lalo na’t dumating ang biggest break sa acting career niya, ang Kakambal ni
Eliana ng GMA afternoon prime.
“I think I would rather act than… Of course, every week, sumasayaw kami, kumakanta sa Party Pilipinas pero
mas nagkakaroon ako ng contentment (sa acting),” saad ni Enzo nang aming makausap sa taping ng Kakambal
ni Eliana.
Dumating din kasi siya sa puntong frustrated sa
career.
“Yeah, na-frustrate ako. Sa three years ko sa
showbiz, I really… I didn’t know kung ano ba talaga
ang gagawin ko rito. Saan ba ako lulugar? Or what’s
the plan for me.
“Siguro, what I realized is to work hard. Ngayon,
sobrang dedicated ako. I can admit that before,
sige, hintay lang ako. Siguro I’m tired of it so nagfocus talaga ako sa acting. I showed everyone na
I am dedicated sa trabaho ko.
Xian Lim
“You can trust in me!” rason ng aktor.
Hindi ba naging negative sa kanya ’yung
pagkakaroon ng relasyon kay Louise delos Reyes?
“I don’t think so. Naa-appreciate ko ang lahat ng
experiences ko sa buhay. It made me. Mas marami
akong emosyon na nababaon because of my
experiences! Mas marami akong
napaghuhugutan. Hindi palagi ’yung
happy ang thoughts ko!” paliwanag
ni Enzo.
Walang away sina
Xian Lim at
Enchong Dee
EVERYONE knows Kim Chiu and
Maja Salvador are feuding after
Maja hooked up with Kim’s ex,
Gerald Anderson. They speak on
the set of “Ina Kapatid Anak” only
in front of the camera. Now
comes the report that their
leading men in the show, Xian Lim
and Enchong Dee, are also at odds
like them. At the presscon of
“Promil Pre-school i-Shine Talent
Camp 2,” Xian denies this.
“What happened was my fans
came to the set before Kim’s birthday
last month, bringing a lot of food to
surprise Kim,” he says. “E, bawal sa
production for fans to come and visit us.
Kaso, they spent a lot na for the
occasion, alangan namang palayasin ko
na lang sila. I told the production staff na
wag magalit sa’kin. Nandiyan na sila, wala
na akong magagawa, bumibisita lang sila.
Nagalit daw si Enchong because of that,
kasi his fans were not allowed on the set. Nagusap na kami ni Enchong and there’s no feud
between us. Some people just blew out of
proportion something na hindi naman totoo.”
www.smcinema.com
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PUNTO! CENTRAL LUZON • MAY 13 - 16, 2013 • MONDAY - THURSDAY
SA HALIP na magalit ay natuwa pa si Nancy Binay nang "tirahin" siya ni Vice
Ganda tungkol sa kawalan niya ng karanasan bilang pulitiko.
May nagsasabing nakatulong pa nga ito sa popularidad ni Nancy Binay. At
kung manonood siya (Binay) ng concert ni Vice sa Araneta Coliseum sa May
17 kasama ang mga anak na fans ni Vice, tiyak na mas ma-appreciate siya
ng mga tao. May nagsasabi pa nga na baka balang araw, maging closefriends
pa ang dalawa tulad ng ibang mga nakabangga ni Vice na ngayon ay mga
kaibigan na niya tulad ni Ai Ai delas Alas na kasama pa niya sa concert.
Kaya lang, hanggang ngayon, marami pa rin ang nagpapasalamat sa Twitter
at sa Facebook sa mga hindi bumoto rito. Sinasabi ng mga Nancy detractors
na mabuti yun para sa bayan.
Pero hindi pa natin alam ang resulta. Hindi rin natin hawak ang kagustuhan
ng nakarararami.
Samantala, tapos na ang eleksyon 2013.
by Cesar Pambid
Kami mang members ng press ay naging abala rin sa paghingi ng tulong
ng mga kandidato lalo na ng tumatakbong senador. Napahinga kami ng ilang
araw sa pag-iinterbyu ng mga artista and now that the election campaign is over, back to normal na kami.
Makakausap na uli kami ng mga artista!
Of course, be wise in choosing your candidates. Sa parte namin, huwag sanang makalimot ang mga pangako
ng mananalong senador!
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PUNTO! CENTRAL LUZON • MAY 13 - 16, 2013 • MONDAY - THURSDAY