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Vol. 2 no. 31 The Official Publication of Ormoc City Government April 16-22, 2012
Rotarians laud Beboy’s
accomplishments
By: Robert C. Dejon
Rotarians from all over
Visayas and Mindanao applauded
Mayor Eric C. Codilla when he
said that the New Ormoc City Hall
was built and completed by his
administration without any loan.
In his message during the
Rotary’s District Assembly
2012 held at the Sabin Resort
hotel last April 20, Mayor
Codilla mentioned some of his
administration’s accomplishments
as he welcomed the delegates.
Mayor Codilla proudly introduced
the Rotarians to the city’s six
3-in-1 District Buildings that
caters to three agencies: the PNP
and the CSWD in the second floor
and the City Health Department
in the first floor. Mayor Codilla
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Mayor Beboy hands over the key to the City of Ormoc to Incumbent District Governor Leoncio Villa -Abrille while Peter M.
Rodriguez District Governor Elect looks on.
Ormoc PCGA conducts “Operation Tuli”
By: Robert C. Dejon
The 207 Squadron Unit of the
Philippine Coast Guard Auxiliary
of this city conducted “Operation
Tuli” at the barangay hall of Brgy.
Naungan last Saturday, April 21.
Jimmy Elizegue, 207th
Squadron Commander, said that
this summer activity is a project of
the squadron and supported by the
Rite of Passage. Phil. Coast Guard personnel, volunteer doctors and nurses from
private and public hospitals participated in "Operation Tuli" last April 21.
combined force of the Coast Guard
Eastern Visayas District. Elizegue,
a retired member of the US Navy
disclosed that this is the first time
the PCGA has conducted this kind
of activity and wants to make it a
yearly summer project. He added
that they will try to accommodate as
many as their available medicines
can cover.
Elizegue disclosed that they
were targeting only 75 children
for circumcision but the number
of registrants reached 105. Of
the total, however, only 82 were
circumcised as some backed out of
the procedure due to fear. Elizegue
continued that “Operation Tuli” is
the biggest activity that the 207th
PCGA is conducting this summer
though he said that they will
conduct a number of activities like
mangrove planting among others.
Cmdr. Elizegue expressed
thanks to Mayor Eric C. Codilla
-Ormoc PCGA...Page 3

opinion
Pangagpas
ni Iyo Hantoy
S. M. Pepito
Ang atong kalihokan sa paugnat sa kusog
(athletic meets) nagsugod sa barangay ngadto
sa matag munisipyo ug siyudad, ug mao kining
gitawag ug Division Meet.
Sa Division Meet ang mga atleta sa mga
nakalainglaing eskwelahan sa siyudad ug mga
barangay, mopakita sa ilang mga abilidad sa nag
ka-lainlaing klase sa paugnat sa kusog, sama
sa dagan, basketball, volleyball, table tennis,
marathon, sipa takraw, baseball ug uban pa.
Human sa division meet, pillion ang mga atleta
nga adunay potensyal aron bansay-bansayon
para sa EVRAA ug human sa EVRAA, ang
Palarong Pambansa.
Pagkadugay nang gihimo ug gipasiugdahan
kining maong bangga sa paugnat sa kusog sa
tibuok nasud, ma-ihap lang sa tudlo ang mga
atleta nga nakahimo ug ngalan sa pag-ugnat sa
kusog nga ilang gi-apilan. Sa tibuok Rehiyon
VII, sama sa Tacloban, ang managsoong
Capacio sa natad sa basketball, gani nahimong
PBA players. Sa Southern Leyte ilang garbo si
Ramon Fernandez nga popular kaayo sa Manila
ug nahimong nasyonal player nga mirepresentar
sa atong nasud sa daghang bangga sa dulang
“Division Meet - EVRAA
Palarong Pambansa”
basketball sa dugay-dugay nga panahon. Kita
dinhi sa Ormoc wala magpa-iwit, produkto sa
Division Meet, EVRAA ug Palarong Pambansa
usa ka Ormokanon nakahimo ug iyang ngalan
sa natad sa basketball, si Rey Evangelista nga
nahimong PBA player. Usa si Rey sa sinaligang
player sa Purefoods sa taas-taas nga panahon
hangtud sa iyang pagretiro dili palang dugay.
Laing kontribusyon sa Ormoc sa natad sa
paugnat sa kusog, laing producto sa EVRAA, mao
ang atong kampiyon karon sa tibuok kalibutan sa
natad sa boxing, si Johnriel Casimero.
Mga yanong lungsuranon nangutana Unsa
bay kaayohan o kaha matabang ning mga athletic
meets Nakatabang ba kini pag-umol sa batasan
sa atong mga batan-on aron mahimong buotang
lungsuranon
Sa laing bahin, pila bay gastoon pagpadagan
ug Division Meet, EVRAA ug Palarong
Pambansa
Makatarunganon ba kaha ang atong gastoon
sa kaayohan nga atong mapahimuslan o
madawat
Ato ning gihisgutan sa pamasin nga ang
nakita nga depekto ug dili maayong mga paagi
nga nahitabo atol sa Division meet, EVRAA,
ug Palarong Pambansa makorihian aron ang
maayong tumong ug tinguha ngano nga gihimo
nato kining maong bangga atong makab-ut.
Ang mga depekto ug dili mga maayong
paagi mao kining mosunod;
(1.) Mga magduduwa nga mga
over-age nahibaw-an nga ang mihimo pagusab
sa ilang mga birth certificates mao ra ang
ilang mga coaches ug mga magtutudlo.
(2.) Mga uniforme labi na ang
sapatos sa mga atleta baratohon kaayo ug dili
makasugakod sa giapilan na dula.
(3.) Sa delegasyon, mas daghan
ang mga opisyal kay sa mgamagdudula o atleta.
(4.) Ang pagkaon sa mga
magduduwa miserably kaayo, apan ang sa
mgaopisyal lami kuno kaayo.
(5.) Kadaghanan sa mga atleta way
klarong pag bansay-bansay.
Kining atong gihisgotan maoy pipila ka
sakit sa sistema sa atong bangga sa paugnat sa
kusog sa nasud-Balik-balik na kining gireport,
apan wala kitay nakitang balidong solusyon o
tambal.
Aduna pa kahay kaayohan ang maong
sakit
Unsa may kasulti sa mga coaches o
sa mga nagdumala mismo niining maong
paugnat sa kusog
Ikaw isip buotang lungsuranon, unsa bay
imong huna-huna o opinyon
Hantud sa sunod semana..Salamat.
CSWDO & SK hold 1 st YES Camp
By: Joey Vincent Motel
Eight hundred sixty four youths made
history as they joined in the week-long 1st SK
and PYAP Summer YES Camp at the Linao
Elementary School grounds last April 16-20.
With the theme “HANDA KA NA BA’
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ROBERTO C. DEJON
JUN TARROZA
RONNIE C. ROA
JOEY VINCENT C. MOTEL
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JOSEPHINE N. SERSEÑA
ELVIE ROMAN-ROA
LEO ROSWALD M. TUGONON
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(Climate Change Adaptation: The Next
Level)”, the gathering organized by the City
Social Welfare and Development Office and the
Sangguniang Kabataan Federation of Ormoc
City was pursuant to DILG Memorandum
Circular 2012-24 dated February 6, 2012 which
encourages barangay chairmen to send their
SKs to participate in the 10th YES Camp in
Baguio City on May 1-5.
With the reality that traveling to Baguio
is a lot more costly, the CSWDO and the SK
Federation agreed to hold the 1st YES Camp
locally. A registration fee of only P1,500.00
was collected per participant, covering the
meals and snacks for five days, training kit,
t-shirt and other incidental expenses. This was
much cheaper compared to the national level’s
P5,900.00 pesos.
The Youth for Environment Summer (YES)
Camp is aimed at educating the youth about
Republic Act 9512 (Environmental Awareness
and Education Act of 2008) and Republic
Act 9729 (Climate Change of 2009). The
participants were divided into five districts,
corresponding to their district enrollment in
the CSWDO.
Among the activities during the week-long
affair was a sportsfest participated in by the five
districts, with teams composed of mixed SKs
and PYAPs. A search for Mr. Ambassador and
Miss Ambassadress was held at the Superdome
on the 20th. The activity culminated on
the morning of April 21 with the Survivor
Philippines-patterned games.
Ormoc PCGA from p.1
for the support that he provided especially in
lending four City Health doctors and nurses.
Coast Guard Eastern Visayas District
Commander Capt. Pablo Gonzalez lauded the
207th project, saying he was very happy that
the PCGA is very active. “Nakikita ko yong
suporta nila sa community, yong concern yong
volunteerism. Which is the most important na
hinihingi naming sa kanila” .
The circumcisions started at past 9 in the
morning and ended after 2 in the afternoon.
The City Health Department physicians who
took part in the activity were led by Dr. Marilyn
Pascual, Dr. Edmund Kierulf, Dr. Jerry Chiong
and Dr. Amela Cam. Dr. Roland Cam and his
wife Dr. Rosemarie Cam were among the private
practitioners who offered their expertise for free.
They were also assisted by private and volunteer
nurses from the City Heath Department.

Andok’s to replace Chito’s Chow
By: Joey Vincent C. Motel
The famed Andok’s roasted
chicken is coming to the City by
the Bay. This developed after the
12 th Sangguniang Panlungsod
approved a resolution authorizing
City Mayor Eric Codilla to sign the
contract of lease between the Local
Government Unit of Ormoc and
Leyte Dokiks Corporation.
Resolution proponent
Demosthenes F. Tugonon said
that the contract stipulates that the
area for lease is the space formerly
occupied by Chito’s Chow. It
can be recalled that during the
opening of bids last February
16, only the bid of Leyte Dokiks
was considered responsive. The
contract will cover ten years,
commencing on the execution of
the contract and can be renewed
upon agreement of the both parties
concerned.
Chito’s Chow vacated the
area when their plan to construct
a 2-storey building was shelved.
This after they learned of the
ordinance dating back to the term
of former Mayor Iñaki Larrazabal
prohibiting the construction of
any two-storey building along
the coastal area of the city plaza.
The renowned Chito’s Chow was
a favorite destination for family
gatherings and those looking for
mouth-watering cuisine.
Andok’s entry into Ormoc is
another indication of the economic
upsurge in the city.
Rotarians laud from p.1
explained that among the reasons
for the creation of this office is
for the immediate containment
of possible spread of diseases in
every area and for easy reporting
and medical attention of battered
wives. This was also bringing
government closer to the people.
Mayor Codilla also mentioned
his other major projects like
the construction of 184 school
classrooms and the fencing of 70
different schools all over the city.
Mayor Codilla also spoke of the
efforts at business streamlining
which has made obtaining a
business permit very easy. Mayor
Codilla said that not only has the
number of business establishments
doubled, the city also received
P45 million from the DILG for
this endeavor.
Mayor Codilla expressed
thanks to the Rotary Club
International for choosing the city
for this very important gathering.
The event, he said, was made more
significant since it brings together
a community of civic, business and
professional leaders who all work
for the common goal of achieving
peace and goodwill through
humanitarian service.
District Governor Peter
“Perok” Rodriguez spoke about
achieving peace in an out-of-thebox
method but in a rotary way.
Rodriguez jokingly suggested
for terrorists to join a group of
Rotarians wearing Boy Scout
uniforms at a campfire in the
middle of the woods. This
would surely lead, he said, to the
terrorists to bond with Rotarians
and make them forget their angst.
Rodriguez cited other examples
of his “creativity”, like having
Rotarians join beauty contests or
calling in the Justice League to
ensure peace, and quipped that
Rotarians present might think that
their District Governor had lost it
Peter M. Rodriguez District Governor
Elect
all. He explained that the point he
wanted to make was that they do
not have to perform outrageous
acts to achieve peace. Peace,
he said, could be achieved by
anybody for the simple reason that
Mayor Beboy Codilla shows the plaque of appreciation presented to him by the
Rotary Club of Ormoc.
peace comes from doing ordinary
things extra-ordinarily.
Rodriguez reminded his
fellow Rotarians that they live to
serve, adding that this has been
their purpose in the more than
100 years the club has existed.
Past Pres. Atty Josephine Romero
delivered the welcome address
by reading a poem. A mass oathtaking
by the new set of officers
was also held.
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LGU visits most awarded Farmer’s sanctuary
By: Josephine N. Serseña
The Local Government Unit
of Ormoc through its Barangay
Visitation Program went to Brgy.
Valencia last Friday, April 20.
Their Barangay Council is headed
by Honorable Alfredo Roble who
was awarded the 2011 Gawad
Saka National Award. Barangay
Valencia is not only known as
the sanctuary of farmers but also
of good leaders having no less
than three-termer Ormoc City
Mayor and former 4th District
Representative Eufrocino Codilla,
Sr. who hailed from the place.
His presence during the barangay
visitation manifested his support to
the local officials led by his son Mayor
Eric Codilla and at the same time a
chance to hear the accomplishments
and needs of its constituents.
Also present were City Councilors
Lea Villar who is the Kagawad in
Charge of the Barangay, Felomino
Maglasang, Demosthenes Tugonon,
Ruben Capahi, Jose Alfaro, and Vice
Mayor Nepomuceno Aparis I. The
Mayor’s wife, Jingjing, was also
present and brought with her goodies
given to the old and young alike in
the form of a contest. After an eyecheck
up by Drs. Cecil Mondragon
and Margie Saceda, free reading
eyeglasses were given to those with
defective eyesight. Councilor Villar
raffled off a piglet to one lucky
constituent as a “pahalipay” for being
present in the Barangay Visit.
As he welcomed the Barangay
Visitation Team, Brgy. Captain
Alfredo Roble told his council to
take the opportunity of not only
availing the different services but
also in taking an active participation
in airing their needs and concerns. He
even cited a comparison between the
previous and the present leaders of
the City Government saying unlike
the previous leaders were seldom
seen in their offices and barangays
when people go to seek their help,
the present leaders are always
visible whenever the people seek
help from them. “Kitang mga taga
Barangay Valencia ania kita karon
aron ang atong mga yangu-ngo atong
ikapadayag tungod kay sukwahi kini
sa mga nang-aging administrasyun
sa syudad nga magtagu-tagu kun
pangitaon. Pero karon kita nay duolon
ug ang magsulbad sa problema
muduol na kanato”.
On her part the lone Lady City
Councilor Lea Villar encouraged
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the constituents to participate by
saying, “Nia na gyud ta ug pwede
gyud mo makapanghangyo”.
The residents of the barangay
have a lot to thank for under the
administration of Mayor Beboy
Codilla and the members of the 12th
Sanggunian Panglunsod after being
the recipient of numerous programs
and projects. But nonetheless
Barangay Captain Roble together with
his council are one in saying ”Mentras
nga naa pamo sa poder magpadayun
kamo sa pagbubo ug programa ug
projekto sa Valencia”. The big project
that they are requesting at present is
the completion of their Barangay/
Multi Purpose Hall which they hope
will be finished before the year ends.
At the same time, Vice Mayor
Aparis highlighted the role of
the Executive and Legislative
bodies and the importance of the
harmonious relationship cum
partnership between the Office of
the Mayor and the City Council.
“Ang mga programa ug proyekto
sa Mayor gisuportaan sa Konseho
kay nakita namo nga para kini sa
kaayuhan sa katawhan labi na kung
ang ug pondo and kinahanglanon.
Mayor Beboy Codilla explained
that the postponement of the first
schedule was due to the Philippine
Councilors League Convention that
the 12th Sangguniang Panlungsod
members have to participate in. He
also admitted that this barangay is
“buhong sa serbisyo” because he even
placed most of his private business
here instead of having it at the other
barangays. It is also important that they
can see for themselves the situation of
the constituency which is a very far cry
when viewed from his office where
only the barangay officials usually visit.
“Mas maayo gyud ning nia ta dinhi
kay makapabuhagay mo’g insakto
ug unsa pay mga problema ug
kuwang ninyo dinhi sa barangay”.
Didto sa atong opisina sa syudad
gawas nga mamelete pa mo, ang
inyong mga kapitan ug konsehal ra
sab ang maudto didto ug mga 10-
15 minutos rapud mi magkaistorya
didto. Mas maayo ning dinhi
karon kay masolo mi ninyo hasta
pa ang mga meimbro sa Konseho
sa syudad ug direktamenteng
maaksyunan dayun kay nia man sad
uban ang atong mga department
heads sa nagkalain-laing opisina sa
gobyerno.” Mayor Beboy said.

Good Samaritans of Inopacan, nurture epilectic stowaway
By: Elvira Roman- Roa
Without a bit of apprehension two women
espouse the strange 29-year old stowaway and
offered him care, food and shelter after two
days of being bothered by his presence at their
neighborhood in Conalum village, Inopacan,
Leyte in April 10. Even if the guy showed signs of
mental disorder and unable to talk, by no means
the 69-year old widow Dulcesima Marquez-Diaz
and Ma. Fe Escurson, 50, a single parent never
hesitated in offering their helping hand. Worried
that worst might happen to Rodel Dionaldo,
29, the sympathetic mothers adopted him and
brought him to the doctor for medication.
Diaz said upon finding him, checked
Rodel’s mouth, hands, fingernails, feet and
toenails that convinced her he had not been
involved in any vices. These made her
eliminate any doubts on Rodel’s identity
although he was unknown to them.
Escurson housed Dionaldo in her house
while Diaz provided food while the rest of the
community assisted them in taking care of their
adoptive resident. Diaz also assigned her two
house helpers to keep close attention to Dionaldo
who was too weak and powerless to move his
body, and by then unable to speak. She had even
started constructing a small hut for him. Rodel’s
condition showed signs of physical abuses as he
had contusions and bruises. And he has to be fed
by two persons just to survive.
Barangay chairman Celso Malunguis
reported to the police regarding Rodel’s
presence in the village. The information
was then relayed to all police stations under
Leyte Provincial Police Office that led Ormoc
CSWDO and Verano’s rescue.
Diaz said she takes care of her 35-year old
special son. She has eight children and some of
them are working overseas and she is a pensioner.
While Escurson takes care of her child who has
bipolar disorder. She has two children and is a
single parent. She said despite her being jobless,
her legworks in church answers to her financial
needs that just come along without her knowing
where they actually come from.
Diaz and Escurson said their empathy
drove them to take the risks of rescuing
Rodel from possible abuses. The rest of the
neighborhood offered help although some had
doubts on Rodel’s identity.
It took a week before they learned that the
guy had epilepsy, and that he was a stowaway
from Milagro village of Ormoc City. In April 17,
Rodel’s mother Virginia Verano accompanied by
the Daylin Sarcol and Arlene Sode of Ormoc
City Social Welfare and Development Office
and the media rescued Rodel after the Kananga
police informed his whereabout.
The residents said that morning of April 17,
there were three suspicious-looking men in the
vicinity looking for Rodel.
Due to fear he might be found and exploited
they kept him in a safer area in Escurson’s house.
Asked why such special care and attention
Good Samaritan: Virginia Verano,(left) expresses her profuse thanks to Ma. Fe Escurson for taking in herson
Rodel. Lower photo: The kind hearted residents of Brgy Conalum who took care of Rodel, Mrs. DulcesimaMarquez-
Diaz (3rd from left) and the women she hired Rosela Gidorio (far left) and Marlisa Galotiman (far right)with the
mother of Rodel, Mrs. Virginia Verano, Ms. Daylinda Sarcol, Ms. Arlene Sode of CSWDO and this writer.
is given to Rodel, Escurson said “it’s because of
Christ, love”. She is Baptist by religion.
Teary-eyed Diaz who belongs to Jehovah’s
Witness Church expressed “ang akong kaluoy
sa bata ang nagpalabi. Nakita nako nga dili siya
dautan nga klaseng pagkatawo, mao nga mibati
ko kaniya. Naa man pod ko anak nga special, 35
years old na”.
While Diaz’s house helpers Rosela Gidorio,
34 and Marlisa Galotiman of same age took turns
in taking care of Rodel. Gidorio stated “ambot
ngano nga wala man mi hugawi niya. Lisud
paka-unon kay kinahanglan gyod hungitan, pero,
nalipay naman lang pod mi basta masudlan iyang
tiyan”. They did it for seven days.
Verano, on the other hand turned speechless.
She had mixed feelings - hapiness for finding
Rodel but distress upon seeing him in an almost
dying. He is her son from first marriage.
The three mothers met for the first time
and the common love for Rodel binded them
that seemed they have known each other
for long. Verano was consoled by Diaz and
Escurson who found solace and strength
in them. All the two could do was to pat
Verano’s back to show their compassion. The
three embraced before Rodel was lifted out
of Escurson’s bed to the waiting Ormoc City
government ambulance which transported him
to the hospital. Although very weak, Rodel
slowly waved his right hand as he went out of
the house. The village folks were heard “balik
unya nganhi inig maayo na ka”. And even
inside the ambulance, they reached for his legs
to comfort him saying “mamaayo ra ka”.
Rodel was rushed to Ormoc District
Hospital that night and after two days he was
brought to Eastern Visayas Regional Medical
Center (EVRMC) in Tacloban City for a CT
Scan but he died there. The cause of his death
remains unknown.
In a phone conversation with Escurson, she
said the entire community mourns for his death.
She also expressed total failure. The Conalum
village residents are now doing efforts to trace
who may have done violence to Rodel. She
added his shouts are missed though the words
were beyond understandable.
As the Christian community rejoiced for
His resurrection dawn of April 8, Rodel was
observed unloaded from a pick up van in
barangay Conalum. He calmly stayed at the
village waiting shed along the national highway
that caught the attention of the residents. It was
Diaz who initiated to save him.
Rodel suffered epilepsy for twelve years
already but beyond that he is said to remain
normal. He is said to leave the house once
when epilepsy attacks but would go home after
few hours, said Verano.
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We are still at war --Beboy
By: Robert C. Dejon
City Mayor Eric C. Codilla
and two World War II veterans led
the celebration of the 77th Araw
ng Kagitingan last April 9. The
ceremonies were attended by surviving
veterans and siblings of Ormocanon
who fought during the war.
In her welcome address, former
Senior Citizens’ Office head Fe Into
said the activity was to honor and
express gratitude to those who fought
and died during World War II.
Mayor Codilla in his message
said that Filipinos have a tendency
to easily forget the past. He cited
EDSA as an example, when support
from the people has dwindled over
the years. Here in the city, the annual
procession to honor the victims of the
1991 flashflood has seen lesser and
lesser participants. In fact, it now
seems as if the only participants are
the LGU employees. Said the Mayor,
“…mao ni giingon nga malimtanon
kayo ang mga Filipino.”
But the mayor urged that this
should not be the case for our
war veterans. Mayor Codilla
emphasized that the veterans were
our protectors during the war and
they risked no less than their lives
for us. Today’s Filipinos, he said,
are bound to return the favor and
honor them for their heroics.
Mayor Codilla also stressed
that what must to be given due
recognition today is not just the
result of the war but its aftermath.
He pointed out that the ward
against poverty is still raging
and should be fought not just by
the veterans but by all Filipinos,
young or old.
Veteran Pedro Aldiano of
Isabel, Leyte talked about his
experience as a soldier during
WW II. He remembered how he
and other veterans survived the
City General Services Office
Weekly Report as of April 1 - April 15, 2012
so-called Death March. A retired
army officer in turn explained
the significance of Gen. Douglas
MacArthur’s choice of Leyte
as the starting point for his
fulfillment of his promise to return
to the country.
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April 1, 2012 Tirso Cayanong Brgy. Naungan, Ormoc City Transport Assistance for Burial
Michael Solon Brgy. Tambulilid, Ormoc City Transport Assistance
Brgy. Kagawad Rene Brgy. Cabingtan, Ormoc City Transport Assistance
April 2, 2012 Sam City Planning Office Brgy. Mabini, Ormoc City Transport Assistance
Brgy. Chairman Wilfredo Rios Brgy. Lao, Ormoc City Transport Assistance for Burial
Ormoc Rescue Team Tacloban, Leyte Transport Assistance
Eric Bulawit Ormoc City Stage Plumbing Works
Danilo Magallanes Old City Hall, Ormoc City Trimming of coconut trees
Agnes Capahi Siguenza New City Hall Bldg., Carpentry Works
Sergio Tolibao, Sr. Brgy. Naungan, Ormoc City Coffin Assistance
Brgy. Jica Lao, Ormoc City
Coffin Assistance
Brgy. Libertad Brgy. Libertad, Ormoc City Install additional 10 streetlighting fixtures
Brgy. San Pablo Brgy. San Pablo, Ormoc City Check-up / repair sodium streetlights
Brgy. Isidro Brgy. Isidro, Ormoc City Check-up / repair sodium streetlights (maintenance)
Raul Almacin Tourism Office Servicing and check-up of airconditioning unit
Sammy Sabedalas Bus Terminal Check-up / repair lightings with boomtruck
Sunny Alicaba Clean and Green Office Servicing and check-up of airconditioning unit
Dorina Tan Brgy. Juaton, Ormoc City Check-up / repair sodium streetlights
April 3, 2012 Delia Argallon Brgy. Danhug, Ormoc City Transport Assistance for Burial
Brgy. Kagawad Raymundo Brgy. Labrador, Ormoc City Transport Assistance for Burial
Tessie L. Brgy. Lake Danao, Ormoc City Transport Assistance for Burial
Dra. Tugonon Brgy. Cogon, Ormoc City Chainsaw Operator/Trimming of trees
Raquel Arpon CSWDO Old Bldg. Request Carpenter for estimate works
Lendy Marquez (Burial of Bernalda Lauron) Brgy. Liloan, Ormoc City Coffin Assistance
Brgy. Cogon Brgy. Cogon, Ormoc City Check-up / repair of control panel forsodium streetlights
Brgy. Doña Feliza Mejia Mormon Church Area Replace defective photo control switch
Brgy. Linao Brgy. Linao, Ormoc City Replace defective photo control switch
Brgy. Chairman Ricric Estrera Purok 2,3,4,5 Brgy. Cagbuhangin Estimate materials for streetlights
Nene de la Corta Brgy. Can-adieng, Ormoc City Check-up / repair sodium streetlights
April 4, 2012 Brgy. Kagawad Marquez Brgy. Liloan, Ormoc City Transport Assistance for Burial
CSWDO Personnel Ormoc City Proper Transport Assistance
Pedro C. Brgy. San Isidro Transport Assistance for Burial
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Ormoc City
DATE
NAME OF BENEFICIARY/
KIND OF BENEFIT RECEIVED/
ADDRESS
RECIPIENT
SERVICE RENDERED
April 12, 2012 Julito B. Pame Brgy. Lake Danao, Ormoc City Medicines
Jovelina B. Cayetano Brgy. Quezon Jr., Ormoc City Medicines
Jeiel L. Banzon Brgy. Juaton, Ormoc City Medicines
Mary Ann D. Intino Brgy. Can-adieng, Ormoc City Hemodialysis
Ruisa H. Mordeno Brgy. Tambulilid, Ormoc City Medicines
Angelina Q. Mojado Brgy. Dayhagan, Ormoc City Medicines
Lolita Nodalo Brgy. Naungan, Ormoc City Food Assistance
Rolando Bismar Brgy. Cogon, Ormoc City Food Assistance/Medicine
Virginia Parrilla Brgy. Quezon Jr., Ormoc City Food Assistance
April 13, 2012 Arsula P. Salarda Brgy. Cabintan, Ormoc City Operation
Carmen Salazar Brgy. Tambulilid, Ormoc City Food Assistance
Mario Arias Brgy. Nueva Sociedad, Ormoc City Food Assistance
Maria Pasaol Brgy. Nueva Sociedad, Ormoc City Food Assistance
Romeo Egano Brgy. Milagro, Ormoc City Food Assistance
Jennelyn Gonzaga Brgy. Milagro, Ormoc City Food Assistance
Josefina Sanchez Brgy. Bagong Buhay, Ormoc City Transportation
Joseph Anota Brgy. Danhug, Ormoc City Medicines
Patricia Payod Brgy. Curva, Ormoc City Transportation
ORWASA Weekly Accomplishment Report
DATE
NAME OF BENEFICIARY/
KIND OF BENEFIT RECEIVED/
ADDRESS
RECIPIENT
SERVICE RENDERED
March 27 Slaughter House Brgy. Macabug Repair water pipeline leaking
March 27 Bico, Roberto Brgy. Ipil Repair mainline leaking
March 27 Juba Store (Infornt of) Brgy. Ipil proper Highway Check up leaking pipeline
March 27 (Infornt ) Eagles Star Station Brgy. San Pablo highway Repair mainline leaking
March 27 Brgy. Mabini Elem. School Brgy. Mabini Repair pipeline leaking main line
March 27 (Infront ) Iglesia Ni Cristo chapel Brgy. San Vicente proper Stub -out leaking connection
March 27 Monsanto, Epi Res. Brgy. Libertad Repair water mainline leaking
March 27 (Infront Sabin Water whrs.) Brgy. Cogon highway Check -up mainline leaking
March 27 Arbis Res. Rizal Extension Check -up no water supply
March 27 (infront ) Gaisano Riverside Mall Brgy. Alegria Check up no water supply
March 27 3 n 1 Building Health Center Brgy. Ipil proper Check up water pipeline leaking
March 27 D.I.L.G. Office J. Na varro St. Check up no water supply
March 28 Trellis /Ian Velasquez Ormoc Superdome Bldg. Check up low pressure water
March 28 Tita tata snack house Ormoc Superdome Bldg. Check up no water supply
March 28 G.S. I. S. Office Ormoc Superdome Bldg. Check up no water supply
March 28 Cabulihan Elementary School Brgy. Cabulihan Repair mainline leaking
March 28 Bus Terminal/Jeepney Terminal City Proper Check -up no water supply
March 28 (Infornt of ) NGA Whrse. F. Ablen St. Repair mainline leaking
March 28 Cheery Caparoso Brgy. Liloan, Landing Repair water pipeline leaking
March 28 Payod, Mono Brgy. Lao proper Check-up leaking
March 28 Catayoc Res. Brgy. Jica Lao Repair mainline leaking
March 28 La Pradera, Camella Homes Brgy. Tambulilid Repair mainline leaking
March 28 Cocomart Commodities Brgy. Cogon Highway Check up no water supply
March 29 Fernando Magno Brgy. Jica proper Repair pipeline leaking
March 29 Omega res. Brgy. Salvacion Check - up leaking
March 29 (infornt) Degoma res. Brgy. Bantigue highway Repair mainline leaking
March 29 3n1 Bldg. Linao /Health Center Brgy. Linao Check up no water supply
March 29 (Infornt) Ormoc Se San School Mabini St. Check -up leaking
March 29 Engr. Virgie Matuguina Res. Brgy. Cogon Highway Check up leaking
March 29 Margen Brgy. Hall Brgy. Margen Repair mainline leaking
March 29 Ormoc Superdome Office Superdome Building Check up low pressure
March 29 (beside) Cogon Rotonda Brgy. Cogon Check up leaking
March 30 Rodrigo Mangcal Brgy. Linao, Philrads Repair pipeline leaking
March 30 Edgardo Amodea Brgy. Curva Stu-out connection leaking
March 30 (Infornt) Engr. Sally Dejeño Res. Brgy. Luna highway Repair leaking mainline
March 30 Gabriel Sabiate Res. DS Tambuli Check -up leaking
March 30 Tomas Karwash/Tamsx Villar Brgy. Alegria highway Check up no water supply
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