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Vol. 2 no. 40 The Official Publication of Ormoc City Government June 18-24, 2012
“Ombudsman created to protect gov’t
officials from harassment” -Apostol
Mayor Eric Codilla and VM Nepomuceno Aparis acted as tour guides to Visayas Ombudsman Hon. Pelagio Apostol who was
the keynote speaker at the recently concluded Region Eight Administrators League meeting held at the Multipurpose Hall.
By: Robert C. Dejon
Visayas Ombudsman Hon.
Pelagio Apostol told members
of Region Eight Administrator’s
League that the Office of the
Ombudsman was created not to
persecute government officials but
to protect them from harassment.
Apostol was keynote speaker
of the 2nd quarterly meeting of
REAL members held at the New
Ormoc City Hall’s Multipurpose
Hall last June 15, 2012.
In his speech, Apostol narrated
the case of a school principal in
Region 8 where his office dismissed
the charges against her because
they were found to be purely for
harassment. He also mentioned
the case of a regional director who
was charged needlessly for simply
implementing the law. Again, the
Office of the Ombudsman threw
out the charges.
Apostol disclosed that about
80% of the charges that land in
-Apostol says...Page 3
Coun. Pepito proud of 12th SP ‘s accomplishments
By: Robert C. Dejon
2004 elections had been kept. that it is probably only in Ormoc
Outgoing city councilor He said that he and the rest of City that councilors are privy to
Sotero M. Pepito, who along with
councilors Jose Alfaro and Claudio
Larrazabal will complete another
three terms at the city council, said
the members of the Sanggunian
and Mayor Eric C. Codilla are all
proud of their accomplishments.
These, he added, are easy for
or given executive functions by
the city mayor. The said executive
function allows them to act for
themselves and decide on matters
he is proud of the accomplishments all Ormocanons to see. Pepito referred to the committees they
of the present Sanggunian. attributed this to the concerted head.
Hon. Sotero M. Pepito
Pepito in an interview said that effort of the city council and the Pepito added that it was during
City Councilor
he will not be ashamed if asked Mayor over the last eight years. in their term that the education
about his and the city council’s Pepito explained that the sector got an abundance of support VI, including day care pupils and
performance. And he will answer traditionally executive functions from the LGU. He cited the those enrolled in the DepEd’s
with a definite yes, he said, if asked that Mayor Codilla delegated to school supplies given by the city Alternative Learning System. He
if promises made starting with the them helped a lot. He went to say to all students from Grades I to -Pepito proud...Page 3

Opinion
Pangagpas
ni Iyo Hantoy
S. M. Pepito
Ang civil service commission mao ang
ahensiya nga gitugyanan sa atong kagamhanan
sa pagmugna ug pagpanday sa mga reglamento
nga maoy sundon sa tanang mga kawani
sa kagamhanan lokal ug nasyonal. Karong
semanaha sulayan ta pagtuki ang panumpa nga
gihimo sa tanang mga empleyado atol sa Flag
Ceremony nga himo-on matag Lunes pagsugod
sa trabaho sa semana.
Ang pangutana Natuman ba kini
Pananglitan. Maglingkod nang tapat at
mahusay. Isip kawani sa gobyerno. Sensiro ba
ang imong pangalagad Wala bay pagkamaut
ug pagpaka aron ingnon
“Akoy papasok ng maaga at magtratrabaho
ng lampas sa takdang oras kung kinakailangan,”
Pangutan-a ang imong kaugalingon, nagtuman
ka ba niini Dili ba alas kuatro palang sa hapon
wala kana sa opisina ug motrabaho ug lapas sa
oras basta maayo lang ang cashabutan
“Magsisilbi ako nang magalang at
mabilis sa lahat ng nangangailangan;” Wala
ka ba magbagotbot ug magsige lag kusmod
samtang nagtrabaho ug nahimo nang popular
sa maong opisina ang sinultihang balika lang
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Consultant/City Government Spokesperson
Staff:
LYNN DE LOS REYES-CELIZ
ROBERTO C. DEJON
JUN TARROZA
RONNIE C. ROA
JOEY VINCENT C. MOTEL
ROMMEL M. QUILANTANG
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JOSEPH LEVI C. SAUSA
News Contributors:
JOSEPHINE N. SERSEÑA
ELVIE ROMAN-ROA
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“Panunumpa ng mga kawani
ng gobyerno”
tungod kay hinay kaayo nga mag-aginod ang
papeles sa imong lamesa
“Pangangalagaan ko ang mga gamit,
kasangkapan at iba pang pag-aari ng
pamahalaan;” Isip kawani nga gitugyanan ug
mga computer, laptop ug ubang kahimanan
sa opisina, imo bang getratar isip imong kaugalingon
ug wala nimo yabagyabagi ug
duhalduhali ang paggamit niini Sa mga drivers
inyo bang gi-ampingan ang sakyanan nga inyong
gemaniho Sa mga mekaniko wala ba ninyo usikusiki
ang mga piyesa o ipalusot sa pagbaligya
“Magiging pantay at makatarungan ang
pakikitungo ko sa mga lumalapit sa aming
tanggapan” Mao ba kini ang nahitabo sa mga
opisina karon Dili ba unahon ang mga paryente,
suod nga higala bisan awahi kining miabut ug
hikalimtan usahay ang mga taga barangay nga
dugay nang nagpaabut tungod kay dili maayo
ang pamiste ug pamarug
“Magsasalita ako laban sa katiwalian at
pagsasamantala,” Adunay mga kawani nga
gitagaan ug poder ug katungod nga motabang
pagpatuman sa mga programa sa kagamhanan
apan ilang giabusaran ug gipahimuslan.
Motabang konohay ug patrabaho, apan adunay
cashabutan nga tag (P500.00) kono ang matag
tawo. Sa mga chicks nga patrabahoon lain na
usab kono nga sabut. Dili ko lang hisgutan
dinhi apan ihagawhaw ko lang. he He He.
Ngano man usab nga ang mga gibuhatan sa
ingon dili man mosulti niini
“Hindi ko gagamitin ang aking
panunungkulan sa sarili kong kapakanan.”
Natuman ba kini Dili ba daghan sa mga kawani
nga naghimo nagtindahan sa ilang opisina. Nag
baligya ug mga RTW’s shirt and blouses ug
ubang mga baligya ug ang oras nga unta ilang
igahin sa ilang trabaho sa opisina tua na sa
ilang mga baligya ug pangobra sa naka-utang
Tingali baya hinoon ug mao kini ang dalan sa
lain na usab nga pag-abusar sa trabaho
“Hindi ako hihingi o tatanggap ng suhol.”
Pagkanindot unta kun gituman sa atong mga
kawani sa gobyerno, apan adunay uban nga
matud pa sa mga may transaksyon sa maong
opisina, grabe ang sistema. Kadaghanan kung
walay cashabutan hinay ug dugay molusot
ang imong papeles. Tinuod dili mangayo o
modawat ug suhol kay dili man siya direktang
modawat kun dili ang iyang mga hinanib.
Hinaut nga isip empleyado sa gobyerno,
atong buhaton sa aktwal ang atong “panunumpa”.
Salamat. Hangtud sa sunod semana.
Ormoc Immaculate Conception School Foundation, Inc.
is Accredited
Recognition or Accreditation for School
Year 2012 -2013”. This document, which
By: Rommel M. Quilantang
It has now been clarified that Ormoc
Immaculate Conception School Foundation Inc.
(OICSF) is, in fact, accredited by the DepEd.
Ang Ormocanon interviewed Ms. Annabelle
C. Cadeliña, head of Ormoc Immaculate
Conception School Foundation Inc. (OICSF),
and confirmed that the school is recognized
and accredited by the DepEd and is licensed to
accept students from preparatory levels to second
year high school. In the interview, witnessed
by concerned parents and school stakeholders,
Cadeliña explained that her school provides
quality education to its students.
Cadeliña also showed Ang Ormocanon her
school documents, among them Government
Recognition [R-VIII] No. 15 S. 2004 and
Government Recognition [R-VIII] No. 16 S.
2004, which certify that OICSF Inc. is allowed
to accept students in preparatory level such as
in toddler, nursery and kindergarten; including
elementary (from grade one to grade six).
All of the documents were signed by DepEd
Regional Director Sol F. Matugas, Ed.D. CESO
III and Schools Division Superintendent Sol C.
Lumarda, CESO V.
The school also has Government Permit No.
017 s. 2012, that it to accept students in first and
second year levels. The document is signed by
DepEd-Reg. VIII Assistant Regional Director
Atty. Alberto T. Escobarte Dir. III and Regional
Director Luisa Bautista-Yu, CESO III.
Another document is the Regional
Memorandum No. 145. S. 2012, captioned as a
“List of Private Schools with Permit to Operate,
the DepEd through its Quality Assurance and
Accountability Division has released for school
heads, concerned parties and the public, clearly
includes OICSF Inc. as one of the accredited
schools in Ormoc City.
Cadeliña has been eager to clear the matter
since her school was inadvertently omitted in
an article published by Ang Ormocanon listing
the accredited schools in the city. An excerpt of
the article was posted in the social network site
Facebook, causing anxiety among parents and
other concerned parties.
Ang Ormocanon published a clarification in
its Vol. 2 No. 29, released for the period April 2-8,
2012. Ang Ormocanon announced: “Following
verification, it has been determined that Ormoc
Immaculate Conception School Foundation
is in fact duly accredited by the DepEd. This
clarifies the listing of private schools accredited
by DepEd that came out in Vol. 2 issue No. 25 of
Ang Ormocanon. The list was published relative
to the story of DepEd- Ormoc warning on schools
with no accreditation. Ang Ormocanon took the
initiative of asking the DepEd about the matter
and asked for a listing.”
The Ang Ormocanon editor apologizes to the
school for any inconvenience or confusion the
previous article may have caused.

Maglasang inspires Eagles
By: Josephine N. Serseña
No less than Ormoc City
Councilor Felomino Maglasang
was the Guest of Honor and Speaker
at the joint opening ceremony of
Class 07 & 08 of the CAFGUs
Basic Military Training.
The affair was held at the 52nd
Infantry Battalion Headquarters in
Brgy. Caticugan, Sta. Rita, Samar
last June 20. The classes have 100
candidates, only one of whom
was female. They will stay there
for 45 days and will undergo rigid
training before their deployment
to areas under the Alpha and Delta
Companies’ jurisdiction.
In his speech, Maglasang
acknowledged the enthusiasm in
the leadership of the Philippine
Army’s 52nd IB, noting that the
unit is known as the home of the
“toughest eagles” in the Infantry
Division.
The city councilor also
thanked the army officers for his
invitation to their ceremonies –
his second – making him their
“favorite” speaker. He told the
army that he actually had doubt if
he could make it as he had a prior
commitment to attend the barangay
consultative assembly in Ormoc.
But nonetheless he decided to
come hoping that his words could
be an inspiration the 100 trainees.
It was learned that 60% of the
trainees are from the province of
Cebu, with the others coming from
Leyte particularly Ormoc City.
Alpha Company is based in Camp
Downes here.
Councilor Maglasang, Chair
of the Education Committee of
the 12th Sanggunian, said he
appreciates the trainees’ desire to
serve, choosing a life of high risk
rather than one of comfort. He cited
King Solomon, who famously said
“..give to the world your best and
the best will come back to you”.
He further emphasized that peace
and stability is everyone’s concern
and individuals like CAFGUs are
needed. “You choose to serve
to protect the freedom that we
already enjoy, this freedom is a gift
handed to us on a silver platter by
our heroes and our veterans. Sad
to say there are people who used
this freedom to promote their own
ideology”, Maglasang added.
Apostol says from p.1
their office are pure harassment
suits. Of the remaining 20%, only
about half proceed to actual trial or
are actually meritorious. Apostol
emphasized that his office should
not be used as an instrument to
harass public officials.
City Mayor Eric C. Codilla in
his welcome message to the top
leaders of government agencies said
that the theme for the assembly,
which was Anti-Corruption and
Transparent, Accountable and
Participatory Governance, is an
interesting agenda for all LGUs.
The LGU, after all, is at the
forefront in delivering basic service
to the people.
Mayor Codilla pointed out
that Ormoc City gained national
recognition last year after being
accorded the Gawad Pamana ng
Lahi Award. Mayor Codilla added
that and other equally important
awards and recognitions that the
city received from government
and private entities are clear
manifestations of good, effective
and efficient governance under
his administration. These awards,
he said, also encourages him
to do better, reiterating that his
administration will always “work
for a cause and not for applause.”
Department of Budget and
Management 8 Regional Director
Imelda Laceras said that the
objective of the assembly is to
revisit the priority projects of Pres.
Benigno Simeon C. Aquino III.
Pepito proud from p.1
added that the city also responded
to the infrastructure needs of the
DepEd, with the construction of 184
classrooms last year and another 50
classrooms undergoing construction
this year. The concrete fencing of
61 schools all throughout the city is
also a boon for the education sector.
Pepito said they played a
part in the construction of the
multimillion water project that has
allowed Ormocanons to avail of
abundant water supply 24/7 and
also the construction of the New
City Hall. Pointing to the five
3-in-1 buildings of the City Health,
Pepito recalled that the objective of
containing possible outbreaks has
been achieved, in addition to being
able to bring government closer to
the people.
Being the long-time Chairman
of the Committee on Agriculture,
Pepito did not miss to mention the
successes in Ormoc’s agricultural
sector. Pointing out that the city
has become a powerhouse in the
region in terms of agriculture,
he singled out Brgy. Valencia
Chairman Alfredo Roble as an
example. Roble received an
award from no less than President
Benigno S. Aquino III as the Best
Rice Farmer in the country for the
year 2011, which came with a prize
of P100,000. Of late, Councilor
Pepito said there are other significant
infrastructure projects of the city:
the city hospital, fire station and
the manpower building. He said
that these major projects will be a
part of the legacy of Mayor Eric C.
Codilla and the members of the 12th
Sangguniang Panglungsod.
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Mayor Beboy saludo ni Lolo ug Lola
By: Joey Vincent C. Motel
Nindot nga handurawon ang
usa ka mabulokong kagahapon. Sa
usa ka espesyal nga panagtigom,
gipasidunggan ni City Mayor Eric
C. Codilla ang mga katigulangan
atol sa gipahigayong Senior Citizens
Day niadtong Hunyo 13 didto sa
Ormoc City Superdome.
Matod pa sa mayor, ang
mga katigulangan maoy simbolo
sa tinuoray nga kaalam nga
gikinahanglan diha sa pag-umol
ug usa ka maayong komunidad.
Gitataw usab nga lisod na hitupngan
ni labwan ang kaalam nilang lolo
ug lola ilabi na diha sa pag-atubang
– pagsulbad sa kalisod diin bugtong
pamaagi ug buhat lamang ang
ilang gigamit ug wala magsalig sa
makabag-ong teknolohiya. Kini
wala pay labot sa pagpakigbisog
sa mga katigulangan niadtong
panahon sa giyera, pagpangita ug
pagkaon nga ikasapar, gatas alang sa
kabataan ug pagpangita ug saktong
pansayan samtang nagdahunog ang
palibot dala sa gubat.
Gipasabot usab sa mayor nga
gikan sa pagsugod sa iyang termino,
iya gayud gihatagan ug pagtagad
ang mga senior citizens. Iya usab
gipaabot ang pagpasalamat ngadto
kang Konsehal Demy Tugonon ug
kanhi konsehal ug karon legislative
consultant Anoy Corro kinsa mao
gayuy nangusog aron mahimo ang
Ormoc Senior Citizens Affairs
Office. Ang opisina sa OSCA karon
ang kanunay nang mokuyog atol
sa mga barangay visit ug niagni sa
ilang mga kaubang senior citizen sa
pagparehistro alang makapahimulos
sila sa mga benepisyo nga gitagana
alang kanila.
Sa iyang bahin, si City Social
Welfare and Development (CSWD)
Officer Marietta Legaspi ang
niuyon sa pamahayag sa mayor
nga ang kalantip ug kaalam sa mga
senior citizens dako ug matabang
alang sa pagpatunhay sa maayong
komunidad. Matod pa ni Legaspi,
ang mga senior citizens pwede
kaayong makatabang diha sa
counseling sa mga magtiayong
adunay problema sa panimalay,
mamahimong miyembro sa
Barangay Council for the Welfare
of Children, resource speakers
sa KALIPI ug ERPAT, magtudlo
diha sa mga daycare centers ug
ang medyo arangan ug kabutang
maka-sponsor ug kabataan sa iyang
pagtungha. Dugang pa ni Legaspi
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nga ang maong mga panahom
posible kaayo tungod kay dili naman
kini magkinahanglan ug budget.
Si Konsehal Lea Doris Villar,
kinsa maoy nangulo sa komitiba
sa Social Services diin sakop ang
senior citizens, ang mipasabot nga
ang mga senior citizens anaa sa
takna sa ilang kinabuhi diin wala
na silay angay pa nga pamatudan.
Miuyon usab ang babayeng
magbabalaud nga ang kaalam sa
usa ka senior citizen hiyas nga
gikinahanglan diha sa pagpanday
ug pundasyon alang unya sa usa
ka malinawon ug mauswagon
nga Ormoc. Ang maong panahom
makita diha sa konseho sa dakbayan
diin ang mga senior citizens nga
si Vice Mayor Nepnep Aparis ug
mga kagawad nga silang Dudy
Larrazabal, Menoy Maglasang,
Pepe Boy Alfaro, Chuchi Pepito,
Demy Tugonon ug Payling Omega
maoy nangusog aron sa pagpanday
ug pagpasar ug balaudnon alang sa
dakbayan sa Ormoc.

Mayor Beboy lauds cooperatives for their strength
By: Robert C. Dejon
City Mayor Eric C. Codilla
had only the best to say of the 36
cooperatives in the city which took
an active part in the 2012 fiesta
activities.
At the Cooperative Night last
June 21 at the Ormoc Superdome,
the mayor said he was impressed
at the number of cooperative in
attendance. The mayor added that
he wanted to do what he can to
maintain their numbers because this
would also mean progress for each
group.
Mayor Codilla also appealed to
lending cooperatives to give each
member a very low interest rate
so their members would also grow
also. He added that they should
not focus on the growth of their
cooperatives but instead look for the
welfare of their members because if
the members grow the cooperative
will similarly progress. “Tagai og
daku nga pagtagad ang inyo mga
miembro, labaw sa inyo cooperative
ka yang inyo miembro mao ra usab
ang mobuhi sa inyo coop” Mayor
Codilla stressed.
Mayor Codilla likewise
expressed his gratitude at
the continued growth of the
cooperatives in the city. He said that
cooperatives usually mushroom
during election time, but the
presence of the cooperatives on
their special evening even as the
elections are a year away augured
well for the city. It was learned
that there are approximately 50
cooperative registered with the city
cooperative council.
Omega asks homeowners officials to focus on solidity
By: Robert C. Dejon
City Councilor Rafael Omega,
Jr., the Chair of the Committee on
Land Use in the city council, has
advised officials of all Homeowners
Associations under the Urban Poor
Affairs Office (UPAO) to focus on
the solidity of their association.
At the Urban Poor Associations
Night last June 13, Councilor
Omega appealed to all association
leaders to give time to each member
in order for them to grow. He added
that there are plenty of successful
urban poor associations all over the
city but there are also urban poor
groups that are not so fortunate. One
reason for this problem, according to
Councilor Omega, is the neglect of
their association leaders.
Omega echoed the appeal of
Alex Noynay, President of Ocean
View Homeowners Association, who
appealed to his fellow leaders to focus
on solidifying their association to
gain progress. He told other leaders
to follow the appeal made by Noynay
so they too would be as solid and
as progressive as the Ocean View
Homeowners Association.
Omega said that the city is
willing to give total support to
all the associations. But he said
each of the associations’ officials
and members should support each
other so that the city would not
have any second thoughts about
supporting them. Omega said that
lately the city has provided support
to the Puntaville Homeowners
Association Incorporated.
The Urban Poor Association
in the city was one of the groups
that were privileged to be
accorded a night of merriment and
bonding with other associations.
No less than 25 Homeowners
Associations attended the event.
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LGU goes to Linao
By: Joey Vincent C. Motel
The Local Government Unit
of Ormoc City headed to Linao on
its weekly barangay consultative
assembly to listen and evaluate the
common problems of the people.
Home to one of the six 3-in-1
centers, Linao caters to the medical
and maternal needs of its people and
neighbors from Alegria, Batuan,
Punta, Naungan, Tambulilid and
Don Felipe Larrazabal. Hundreds
flock to the centers daily, forcing
the barangay council to request for
an extension of the recovery room
to house recuperating moms after
labor.
With the Linao Elementary
School now promoted to Linao
Central School, the influx of pupils
from 14 elementary schools under
its umbrella is expected in the
coming days, especially during
conferences and the division
meet. The contemporary practice
of holding the events at the
barangay covered court highlights
the importance of the proximity
between the school and the covered
court. This moved the barangay
council and LCS Principal Ms. Eden
Laurente to request the LGU for a
covered court to be placed inside
the school grounds. Such facility
will also be used for PTA meetings
and graduations. Mayor Codilla
however deferred committing to
such request, revealing instead
that a 2-storey, 6-classroom school
building is coming to Linao Central
School, an announcement that was
met with much applause from the
public.
Linao National High School
also had its share of requests
from the LGU. Spearheaded by
Principal Ms. Jereza Matiga,
LNHS requested for a school stage
and an interior drainage system as
the school experienced flooding
during heavy rains. Mayor Codilla
instructs City Engineer Ranulfo
Oliveros to look into the matter and
make recommendations afterwards.
With 60% of Linao depending
on the sea, fisherfolks, through
barangay councilor Sofronio
“Donga” Chu, lamented the lack of
a place to dock their boats. Seaside
residences have encroached unto
the shoreline, which used to be
where boats of barangay fishermen
were docked. Chu also inquired
about alternative livelihoods to
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Brgy. Linao
Population: 7,029 people
1,535 households
Land Area: 87.9359 has
Brgy. Officials
Chairwoman Janet Pulido Almario
Councilors
Melbur Melgazo
Sofronio Chu
Edgardo Dimas
Sofronio Alkuino
Charina Linggo
Sotero Arcillas
Jose Marlon Castillo
SK Chairman Christian Renier Cornito
supplement the fishermen’s income
during bad weather.
Among the earliest to have
the new waterlines installed,
new settlers also pose a need for
additional pipelines for water
supply in Puroks 14 and 17.
Backfilling material is also needed
in Puroks 16 and 17. Mayor Codilla
tasked Engr. Gervacio Germano
and Engr. Oliveros to look into the
problem. Germano explained that
the pipes towards the said puroks
are undersized and had cause the
slow supply of water.
Mayor Codilla also revealed
that the city has allocated 500
meters of road concreting in Linao.
He tasked Hon. Chairwoman Janet
Pulido Almario and her council
to determine how to allocate the
project, so that many puroks can be
served.
The afternoon visitation
took the long route on the peace
and order issue. Exactly a week
ago, while the visitation was in
Macabug, a shooting incident
happened in Purok 7 involving a
casualty with the suspect still at
large. What caused more concern
was the rumor that the suspect
has started to harass the witnesses
to the incident. Sangguniang
Panlungsod Peace and Order
Chairman Demosthenes Tugonon
wondered why the suspect was
not arrested by the witnesses on
the spot of the crime. The lawyer
councilor explained that a case
must be filed for the police to
apprehend the said suspect and
that the court has the last say on
the case. He called on the residents
to be vigilant so as to prevent such
incidents to happen again. For his
part, Mayor Codilla shared that
although crimes do happen, he has
made sure that his administration
and the police force take every
single step to solve the same.

Ormocanon futbolilits meet Beboy
By: Joey Vincent Motel
Fresh from a successful
campaign in the 3rd Erwin Buling
Cup in Cabali-an, Southern Leyte,
the Under-12 and Under-17
Ormocanon soccer/football
players paid a courtesy to City
Mayor Eric Codilla.
Led by coach Henry Apas, the
footballers happily extended their
gratitude to the LGU for actively
supporting their latest campaign
in Cabali-an last June 16-17. The
LGU, through Ormoc City Sports
Council Chairman Ruben “Bingo”
Capahi, provided the team’s
transport needs as service vehicles
sent off and fetched them.
With resounding domination
in the invitationals, the Ormoc
Soccer Aficionados (OSA) slowly
built their way towards household
popularity with a newly found base
of supporters.
In the upcoming sixth season of
the OCSSO, the OSA will face their
second year with offerings in the
U-12, U-17, Ladies and Men’s Open
and a probable exploration of the
U-10 category. Still in the pipeline is
the Men’s Open will lure collegiate
ball kickers from Ormoc, Tacloban,
Maasin, Baybay and Cabalian.
The OSA U-12 team is also fresh
from a semifinal stint in the Cebu
Amateur Football Club (CAFC) last
May. The U-12 and U-17 teams are
extending their invitations to young
aspirants who wish to join them.
Interested pupils and students are
required just two things – being
physically fit and a keen interest in
the sport. Training sessions happen
every afternoon at the Eastern
Visayas State University – Ormoc
City Campus grounds.
Republic of the Philippines
City Social Welfare Development Office
Team U-12
New Ormoc City National High
School
- Rudli Reigy Oriol
- Jovit Sean J. Villaluz
- Harvey A. Peña
- Lordswill G. Apolinaria
Ormoc City Central School
- Harold Rhey J. Aguipo
- Vicente C. Golo, Jr.
San Agustin Schoolyard
- Keezer F. Oquias
- Gabriel J. Estoy
St. Paul’s School
- Luigi Nico C. Dacoycoy
Ormoc Immaculate Conception
School Foundation
- Niño Rev De Los Reyes
-
Team U-17
New Ormoc City National High
School
- Ariel Obligado
- Joseph Joshua Magtuba
- Joramai Sacay
- Reynaldo Roble
- Federico Tumampo
- Joseph Luchaves
- Reynaldo Tumampo
Linao National High School
- Marco Abario
St. Peter’s College
- Jose Adolfo
- Vince Geronimo C. Golo
- Mark Urtal
DATE
NAME OF BENEFICIARY/
RECIPIENT
ADDRESS
KIND OF BENEFIT RECEIVED/SERVICE RENDERED
May 21, 2012 Lilita C. Silva Brgy. Milagro, Ormoc City Operation (Financial Assist.)
Maseal R. Concepcion Brgy. Can-untog, Ormoc City Operation (Financial Assist.)
Mhardie S. Recosana Brgy. Batuan, Ormoc City Medicine (Financial Assist.)
May 22, 2012 Anita B. Gacho Brgy. Can-untog, Ormoc City Medicine (Financial Assist.)
May 23, 2013 Ruel P. Mendoza Brgy. Punta, Ormoc City Operation (Financial Assist.)
Daniel M. Maliper Brgy. San Isidro, Ormoc City Operation (Financial Assist.)
Maria Louisa Caroscos Brgy. Alta Vista, Ormoc City Medicine (Financial Assist.)
Julieta C. Dalaguit Brgy. District 26, Ormoc City Medicine (Financial Assist.)
Francisco Caballero Brgy. Batuan, Ormoc City Medicine (Financial Assist.)
Renante Casona Brgy. Libertad, Ormoc City Medicine (Financial Assist.)
Judito r. Senillo Brgy. Dolores, Ormoc City Medicine (Financial Assist.)
May 25, 2012 Narciso C. Diano Brgy. Cabulihan, Ormoc City Operation (Financial Assist.)
Sidney P. Troyo Brgy. Cogon, Ormoc City Medicine (Financial Assist.)
Ismael B. Cabonegro Brgy. Alta Vista, Ormoc City Medicine (Financial Assist.)
Natividad Dela Torre Brgy. Kadaohan, Ormoc City Transpo (Financial Assist.)
May 28, 2012 Bonifacio C. Dalumpines Brgy. Nueva Vista, Ormoc City Medicine (Financial Assist.)
Emma S. Espina Brgy. District I, Ormoc City Medicine (Financial Assist.)
Rotello V. Eamiguel Brgy. Lilo-an, Ormoc City Medicine (Financial Assist.)
Amparo C. Miro Brgy. San Isidro, Ormoc City Medicine (Financial Assist.)
May 29, 2012 Amelita D. Donayre Brgy. Green Valley, Ormoc City Medicine (Financial Assist.)
Jennalyn P. Calvez Brgy. San Juan, Ormoc City Medicine (Financial Assist.)
Persedes Juevesano Brgy. Mas-in, Ormoc City Medicine (Financial Assist.)
Nenita G. Castañeda Brgy. Labrador, Ormoc City Medicine (Financial Assist.)
Richard S. Icoy Brgy. District 25, Ormoc City Medicine (Financial Assist.)
Junrey t Racho Brgy. Libertad, Ormoc City Medicine (Financial Assist.)
Vilma P. Batulan Brgy. Tambulilid, Ormoc City Operation (Financial Assist.)
Reno A. Dela Cruz Brgy. Matica-a, Ormoc City Medicine (Financial Assist.)
Renier Omo Street Educator (CSWDO) Food Assistance
Carmen D. Garjas Brgy. Quezon Jr., Ormoc City Food Assistance
Irene Ilorde Brgy. Nueva Vista, Ormoc City Food Assistance
Victoria M. Arebato Brgy. Dist. 29, Ormoc City Food Assistance
May 30, 2012 Jennelyn E. Gindoy Brgy. District 28, Ormoc City Medicine (Financial Assist.)
Angeli D. Longakit Brgy. R.M. Tan, Ormoc City Medicine (Financial Assist.)
Rosalina D. Pacaldo Brgy. Mas-in, Ormoc City Medicine (Financial Assist.)
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