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By Ven Arigo
Bohol Chronicle

The incoming administration of Gov-elect Edgar Chatto and Vice Gov.-elect Concepcion Lim will have 26 new faces occupying the posts as town mayors.

Of the 47 towns, 22 are reelected town mayors who are serving either their second or last terms as town executives.

These new mayors are outgoing Rep. Roberto Cajes, Trinidad; Marnilou Ayuban of Alicia; Francisco Pepito, Batuan; Robert Celosia, Buenavista; Conchita Delos Reyes, Carmen; Jaime Jimenez, Dauis; Cornelius Ocay, Duero; Fortunato Abrenila, Jagna; Regina Salazar, Lila; Esther Tabigue, Mabini; Ricardo Suarez, Sagbayan; Jacinto Naraga, San Isidro; Ernesita Digal, Sevilla; Jose Ellorimo, Jr, Sikatuna; Wiliam Jao, Tubigon; Jose Mario Pahang, Antequera; Dominisio Chatto, Balilihan; Norman Palacio, Bilar; Miguelito Galendez, Garcia-Hernandez; Esther Tabigue, Mabini; Alfredo Gamalo, Sierra-Bullones; Restituto Auxtero, Talibon; Angelina Simacio, Anda; Efren Tungol, Alburquerque; and Jose Nicanor Tocmo, Corella. Pahang, Chatto, Palacio, Galendez, Tabigue, Gamalo and Auxtero are incumbent vice mayors while Simacio, Tungol and Tocmo are former mayors. Vice mayor Chatto is also a former mayor. They all ran for mayors and won in the last May 10 polls.
     
The 22 reelected mayors are Alvin Uy of Baclayon; Rey Boniel, Bien Unido; Sulpicio Yu, Calape; Sergio Amora, Jr., Candijay; Roberto Salinas, Catigbian; Apolinaria Balistoy, Cortes; Germinio Relampagos, Dagohoy; Louis Thomas Gonzaga, Danao; Sylvia Adame, Dimiao; Ma. Fe Piezas, Guindulman; Jose Jono Jumamoy, Inabanga; Rosemarie Imboy, Loay; Leon Calipusan, Loboc; Lloyd Peter Lopez, Loon; Leoncio Evasco, Jr., Maribojoc; Benedicto Alcala, Panglao; Wilson Pajo, Pilar; Tesalonica Boyboy, Pres. Garcia; Claudio Bonior, San Miguel; Dan Lim, Tagbilaran City; Eutiquio Bernales, Ubay; and Henrietta Gan, Valencia.

The list can be deduced to indicate that Bohol under Chatto as governor will have 37 male and 11 female mayors.

Thirty-four have been elected as new vice mayors and 14 incumbents have been reelected. The new vice mayors include six incumbent mayors who slid down and won.

The new vice mayors are Jet Jose Ugdoracion of Alburquerque; Lilioso Nunag, Antequera; Jodel Theodore Cabahug, Baclayon; Antonino Jumawid, Batuan; Arnold Calamba, Bilar; Nelson Yu, Calape; Rey Amora, Candijay; Pedro Budiongan, Jr., Carmen; Reynald Lacea, Catigbian; Danilo Montero, Cortes; Jemilo Puertos, Dagohoy; Allan Coloma, Dauis; Pio Salmasan, Garcia-Hernandez; Ma. Edineth Hohmann, Guindulman; Simon Torreon, Jetafe; Paulino Tejano, Loay; Fructuoso Redulla, Jr., Maribojoc; Evangeline Lazaro, Panglao; Wilfredo Bernante, Pilar; Charito lao, Sagbayan; Eudoxio Asoy, San Isidro; Sinforiano Cutin, Sevilla; Julian Manigo, Sikatuna; Nuevas Montes, Tagbilaran City; Marcos Aurestila, Talibon; Virgilio Fortich, Tubigon; Constantino Reyes, Ubay; Paulino Amper, Anda; Hermogenes Diezon, Clarin; Vito Rapal, Corella; Exuperio Lloren, Jagna; Stephen Rances, Mabini; and Simplicio Maestrado, Sierra-Bullones.

Amper, Diezon, Rapal, Lloren, Rances and Maestrado are incumbent last-termer mayors who moved down and won for vice mayors.

The 14 reelected vice mayors are Petronilo Justiniani of Bien Unido; Ronald Lowell Tirol, Buenavista; Jose Cepedoza, Danao; Danilo Guivencan, Dimiao; Paton Olano, Duero; Wenceslao Lao, Inabanga; Frederick Raut, Lila; Luisito Digal, Loboc; Edwin Ladeza, Loon; Nestor Abad, Pres. Garcia; Jonathan Reyes, San Miguel; Francisco Gonzales, Trinidad; and Jorge Buslon, Valencia.

Bohol under Chatto will only have four lady vice mayors who, except for Tagbilaran's Montes, are totally new. Montes was city vice mayor but defeated in her reelection bid in 2007. Only in nine towns that the incumbent tandems of mayors and vice mayors got reelected - Bien Unido, Danao, Dimiao, Inabanga, Loboc, Loon, Pres. Garcia, San Miguel and Valencia.

In three towns, the incumbent mayors and vice mayors changed courts and won - Clarin, Mabini and Sierra-Bullones. I

It is also interesting to note that come noon of June 30, Bohol will have only one town, Anda, governed by a mayor-vice mayor couple and two towns, Calape and Candijay, by brothers.
However, the Amoras in Candijay ran in warring parties. (Ven rebo Arigo)

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