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314 Dengue Cases Listed in Roxas City 1 by Jose Arsenio Quinzon ENTERED AS SECOND-CLASS MAIL AT THE ROXAS CITY POST OFFICE ON FEB. 25, 1982 CapizCapizTheThe TimesTimes THE VOICE OF THE CAPICEÑO VOL. XXXI NO. 34 June 10–16, 2013 P15 IN CAPIZ REMEMBRANCE OF THINGS PAST Members of the Veterans’ Federation of the Philippines Capiz Chapter join the 115th Independence Day Celebration of the Province at the Rizal monument in front of the Provincial Capitol in Roxas City. Led by Ret. Col. Hannibal Lipardo (first from left), the VFP Capiz actively takes part in socio-civic activities such as this which commemorates their stories of valor and heroism. (Niño Manaog) Here comes the rain again 314 dengue cases listed in Roxas City 1 By Jose Arsenio Quinzon ROXAS City—as of June 1, the City Health Office has recorded 314 cases of dengue around the city. 90% of boarding house owners According to Sanitary official by the Philippine Inspector Sisa Loyola, the age Atmospheric, Geophysical deny inspection –BFP of the victims range from 1 and Astronomical Services year old to 30 years old. From Administration’s (Pagasa), By Ralph John Mijares house were inside and others They started inspecting the 47 barangays, barangays the chances of the rising of say that only their relatives on June 5 at the said place, Tiza, Banica, Cagay, ang dengue cases in the city is ROXAS City—More Boarding House during their live there, Garbo said. Garbo said. Twenty boarding Mongpong were those listed inevitable. than 90% of boarding house inspection at Brgy. IX here, According to Garbo, houses were inspected on with the most cases. Dr. Amelita Robles, city owners here have either according to Fire Officer III the lack of permits and June 4–5, he added. As the rainy season denied that they let people Marlon Garbo. some houses look physically Garbo said that they was announced as DENGUE /5 rent their rooms or closed Some of them denied that “dilapidated” might be the got the same response their doors on the Task Force the owners of the boarding cause of their reluctance. while inspecting some of the boarding houses in PRC 6 leads LET said barangay. There were Capiz elected officials take oaths DENY /5 campaign in Capiz on Independence Day By Jose Arsenio Quinzon By Jemin Guillermo with reports from Edalyn Acta Day activities and their 141st ROXAS City—More at the Colegio de la Purisima religious and Agdahanay than 500 applicants for the Concepcion (CPC) here Newly elected officials Marlon Hallares, festival. Licensure Examinations starting June 10, even as the of Cuartero and Dao towns Information Officer of Cuartero, Cuartero’s I-Day for Teachers (LET) have Professional Regulations in Capiz took oaths of office said that the oath-taking of celebration started with a Holy gathered and registered for the Commissions (PRC) officials during the Independence Day their newly elected officials Mass and followed by the flag- September 2013 examinations PRC /2 (I-Day) celebration. was part of their Independence raising and wreath-laying at the monuments of Dr. Jose Rizal and Gen. Esteban Contreras. oath /5 Now Available at: HERCULES PREMIUM FOOD OUTLET STORE HUBLAG BLDG., BURGOS ILAWOD, ROXAS CITY(0917-621-6042) The The Capiz Times June 10–June 16, 2013 June 10–June 16, 2013 OPINION Capiz Times 2 OPINION 3 Kong, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, New Zealand, Singapore & Point & Taiwan. As Michael Diamond put it, children “who experience you are not business savvy and yet you are not happy with violence in the home, such as physical punishment or verbal Cents and the meager interest rates that an ordinary savings account has Counterpoint abuse in the guise of discipline, are more anxious or aggressive. to offer, then, these options are ideal for you, although, your Anáyo Sensibility choices will also have to depend on your risk tolerance and your Police Files Aggression breeds aggression. Children subjected to corporal financial goals. By Donna Borro-Asmod By Virgilio Clavel punishment were observed to have strong tendencies to bully By Niño Manaog By Christian George Acevedo Time deposit their peers” (“Bullying in Middle Schools: An Asian Pacific For very conservative investors who are afraid of putting Regional Study by the Asia Pacific Education Review (2008, their capital at risk, then time deposits are the most ideal Vol. 9, No. 4, p.503-515). investment instrument for them. However, the returns can be Cybersex pornography or stalking is one of the most very meager and even negligible. Time deposits sit at the far Robbery holdup pernicious forms of bullying. Bo Sanchez, in his blog, gave end of the investment spectrum and financial planners are least likely to suggest this instrument. However, compared to regular Threats to Students these suggestions: a) Tell your child that bullying is always Pathways At about 02:30 p.m. of June 3, 2013 at Brgy. Aglimocon, Deposit, bonds, savings accounts (less than one percent a year), time deposits wrong and is done by insecure boys and girls who need help offer higher yields in exchange of getting your funds locked Maayon, Capiz, Mary Mae Besana y Besana, 28, single and in the Campus badly. b) Tell your child to always tell an adult right away if a Brains of the Nation: Pedro Paterno, T. H. Pardo anywhere from 30 days to one year. Almost all banks offer time program assistant of Taytay sa Kauswagan Lending, and she is being bullied. Tell your child to disregard ridicule that De Tavera, Isabelo De Los Reyes and the Production funds and stocks deposit services for balances as low as P10,000. resident of Salocon, Panitan, Capiz, was held up by two Part 1 of 2 she’s a “sumbungera” or a snitch. Tell her she’s doing the right of Modern Knowledge ni Resil Mojares, tinunton The money placed in time deposit account is guaranteed by unidentified persons. Police investigation revealed that Besana, S Part 1 of 2 the Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation, whereas money thing. c) Tell your child to either stand up against the bully (if kan mahigos na Cebuano scholar na ini an mga agi-agi kan after collecting money, boarded a motorcycle driven by Rene chool opening has always been welcomed with mixed it’s safe) or to walk away from the bully. d) Sometimes, all it nasabi nang tolong ilustrado na kontemporanyo ni Jose placed in bonds, mutual funds and stocks may be lost. Sermonia, 45, married and resident of Quevedo, Maayon, Capiz. Bonds feelings among students. The freshmen are the most takes is a scream, “Stop that!” and then walk away. And then Rizal kadtong turn-of-the-century Philippines. ong-term financial planning is crucial when you are If you are looking for a fixed return on your investment, Upon traversing said place, they were suddenly waylaid by two Sanxious while those in the higher years—the 3rd and 4th tell the teacher right away. If a teacher doesn’t do anything Susog ki Mojares, sa dakilang balimbing na si Pedro looking forward to enjoying a stable life in the future. then, bonds are most ideal for you. Bonds are ideal for clients unidentified persons, one armed with a caliber .38 revolver year students—are prone to display their superiority over them. about it (because some adults take bullying lightly), go to Paterno asin sa siyentipikong si Trinidad Pardo de Tavera LI believe now is the right time to do that. The younger who want their principal investments protected from loss. and another with an ice-pick, both with helmets, the other one For new students, particularly the incoming first year, they must another teacher who will take you seriously. If the bullying is masisipat kan iskolar an mga klase nin pag-ako kan mga you start saving and investing, the greater wealth you’ll Bonds include short-term Treasury bills and long-term bonds was wearing sunglasses, about 38–45, who alighted from their be aware of the threats that may presage success or failure in a mean text message or an e-mail, don’t respond. Just show it Pilipino sa kolonyal na mananakop na Kastila sagkod accumulate when you rich 40, 50, or 60. If you plan to build sold by national governments and private entities to raise funds. respective Kawasaki Baja motorcycles without plate numbers. their lifetime education. Among these major threats are: to a teacher. e) Tell your child to be with other kids. Loners are Amerikano. your own investment fund, rather than completely rely on While bonds are not as common as stocks, investing in The perpetrators carted away the victim’s bag containing cash government-sponsored pension plans, then, you’re on the right One, bullying. According to the US Department of easy objects of bullies. f) Talk to the teachers in school and Susog ki Mojares, ano an dalan na inagihan ni Paterno? bonds, though, is not that complicated. Simply contact your totaling P38,570; two cellular phones and pieces of important track. Remember, it’s never really easy to be a retiree. Other banker and he can help you. While the return on investments Education, bullying is “intentional and generally unprovoked discuss what can be done against bullying. Ngonyan na panahon, dai man nanggad siya bisto sa pahina than enjoying the sun-drenched holidays on some white-sand, may be lower compared to stocks, bonds provide a certain type documents, then fled aboard getaway motorcycles toward the attempts by one or more individuals to inflict physical hurt Two. Fraternity rumble is another thorn on the education kan satong kasaysayan apwera na siya an sinasabing tropical shores, the rest of a senior citizen’s life is so full of of security for the principal amount.
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