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Public satisfaction with Vice Pres-ident Jejomar binay has hit a record low in the last quarter.

Other top officials including Speaker Sonny belmonte, Senate President Franklin Drilon and chief Justice Maria lourdes Sereno re-

Binay’s ratings hit record low – SWScorded gains in their net satisfaction ratings, a Social Weather Stations (SWS) survey revealed on Monday.

The survey conducted September 26-29 showed binay’s net satisfaction ratings dropping by 15 points, from +67 in June to +52 last month. The survey

showed that a total of 70 percent of Filipinos said they were satisfied with Binay’s performance while 17 percent said they were dissatisfied.

SWS said the +52 score is Binay’s lowest net satisfaction rating since hit-ting a +57 rating in November 2010.

The survey results, which first came out in Business World, also re-flect a dive in Binay’s approval and trust ratings in a recent Pulse Asia survey.

The Pulse Asia poll showed

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MABALACAT CITY – Amid reports of customer dissatisfaction last week, the

new management of the Pampanga Electric Cooperative Inc. II (Pelco 2) vowed to improve its electric services and customer service system by December.

Pelco 2 vows better services, facilities

“The improvements will all be in place by December,” Dennis An-thony uy, president and cEO of comstech in-tegration Alliances, Inc. (Comstech) assured power consumers over the weekend.

The management of the electric coopera-tive was turned-over to comstech in partnership with the Manila Electric Company (Meralco) last

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STARBURST. Colorful fireworks light the night sky during the first weekend of the 3rd Pyrofest at the SM City Clark.

Photo by bong Lacson

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CLARK FREEPORT - An ongoing elec-toral controversy in Paniqui, Tarlac could destroy the credibility of the precinct count optical scan (PCOS) machines used by the commission on Elec-tions (Comelec) during elections, if the results of a vote recount there prove to be true.

PANIquI PrOTEsT

Credibility of PCOS in question

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CLARK FREEPORT – With the presidential elections in 2016 fast approaching, cracks in the influential Co-juangco clan of Tarlac are starting to show af-ter clan member, May-or Miguel “Dors” Co-juangco Rivilla, com-plained of political per-secution by the fami-ly’s senior members.

The Cojuangcos are the acknowledged political kingpins of the home province of President Aquino.

Cojuangcos bickering

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ARAYAT, Pampanga – The latest in communica-tions and entertainment technology has come at last to this bucolic town.

“Fiber optics for high-definition channels and fast internet services to bridge the wide gap

High-tech comes to Arayatbetween the rural areas and urban centers, in-deed, the local commu-nities with the global vil-lage,” said Dennis Antho-ny uy, president-cEO of Converge ICT Solutions Group of companies, at the launch here of the Angeles City Cable Tele-vision Network (ACCTN)

over the weekend.ACCTN is part of the

Converge ICT Solutions group of companies that holds a congressional franchise for a nationwide fiber-optic broadband to promote access to infor-mation and bring technol-ogy direct to the house-

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TARLAC CITY – To-tal assets of P436 bil-lion and a membership of 31,387,446. And still counting.

So is the Social Se-curity System (SSS) summed up by its pres-ident and cEO, Emilio de Quiros, at the 4th leg of the SSS nationwide awareness campaign of its programs and ser-vices over the weekend here.

De Quiros said SSS’ agency’s assets in-creased by over P163

SSS assetsup to P436-B

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BREAD OF LIFE. Pastor Oh Se II of the Korean Leading Church of Angeles City leads members of his congregation and guests headed by Department of Tourism Region 3 Director Ronnie Tiotuico in ground-breaking rites for the Miracle Center building at the church grounds. The building will house a bakery and coffeeshop to be run by 20 members of the Pampanga Deaf Association for their livelihood. The project was coordinated by DOT-3 and the Special Education teachers of DepEd- Angeles City with the Korean Christian congregation. contributed Photo

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BALANGA CITY- The De-partment of Trade and indus-try held on Tuesday a post-er-making contest at Bulwa-gan II here in celebration of the Consumer Welfare Month.

“The contest has for the theme ‘Sapat na impor-masyon: Susi sa Wastong Paggamit ng Enerhiya through Poster Making’,” DTI Provincial Director Nelin Ca-

DTI holds poster-making contestbahug said.

Some 24 students from different private and public high schools in the province joined in the tilt participated in by 26 coaches and two divi-sion schools supervisors.

Cabahug cited the impor-tance of energy usage and how to save it. She encour-aged the students to be of help in saving energy for the future. “Energy power con-servation is tantamount to

by elmo roque

SCIENCE CITY OF MUÑOZ - They painted the school build-ings outside walls, topped them with decorative paint-ings, taught pupils how to re-cycle discarded materials, in-troduced games, songs and dances popular in their coun-try, and learned Filipino cul-ture.

They spent their own mon-ey in coming to Barangay

Magtanggol, this city, from Is-rael and bought materials for the needed repainting and the other activities they car-ried out in the village’s public school.

“They were all worth it. We gained a lot in doing what we did here,” said Moor Cohen, head of the student humani-tarian delegation.

Like the rest of the volun-teers, cohen is a student of the College of Management –

Academic Studies (COMAS), the largest and first non-sub-sidized non-profit academic institution in israel.

They ended their mission last October 8.

Cohen, who is taking up law and communication, said they saved money and stud-ied for two-months the spe-cial “curriculum” designed for them to join the delegation.

“in coordination with the teachers, we guided the pu-

our daily lives and its theme is very timely especially now that we are experiencing pow-er shortage,” she pointed out.

Romeo Layug, school divi-sion coordinator, emphasized the importance of power con-servation and encouraged the participants to be creative. La-yug, City Administrator Rudy de Mesa and Michael Mateo of Michael Photography were the judges.

The winners were: 1st

Prize (P3,000) – Jennel Tud-dao of Mariveles Nation-al High School, Poblacion, Mariveles, Bataan; 2nd Prize (P2,000) – Crystel Manalan-san of Balsik National High School, Hermosa, Bataan; and 3rd Prize (P1,000) – Rembrant Flores of Mabatang National High School, Abu-cay, bataan.

Eloisa D. Malibiran, DTI provincial staff, welcomed and thanked all the partici-

pants.before the announcement

of winners, Banko Sentral ng Pilipinas Senior Specialist Ma. lourdes laconsay made a briefing on bank notes like denominations and how mon-ey is made and the money making process.

“Ingatan natin ang ating salapi sapagka’t larawan ito ng ating lahi,” she said, quot-ing BSP Governor president Amando Tetangco.

Israeli students enjoy ‘mission’ in NE schoolpils in outdoor training, danc-ing and singing, education, recycling and sports,” Cohen said. “We instilled in them the value of cooperation and the extense use of the hands for success and progress in life,” he added.

With the help of the ba-rangay officials and parents of the village, they complet-ed even the repainting of the school buildings galvanized iron roofs.

Among those taught to the pupils was a popular game in Israel called “shesh beech” and Israeli songs, dances and sports.

“but we also learned a lot from them. They were shy at first but later they exhibit-ed their intelligence, smart-ness, willingness to accept new things, and their being respectful and cooperative,” Cohen said. “We love them,” he added.

Another student, Dor Haim, said the sending of a student delegation abroad is a project of the COMAS Stu-dent union.

Haim, who is chair of the student union, said this spe-cial program was started by their organization four years ago. The first such delegation was sent to Thailand, then to Africa and Nepal.

“Our student union decid-ed to carry it out as a program to do something to make the world a better place to live in,” Haim said. “The student orga-nization in other universities and colleges in our country have shown interest in carry-ing out the same program,’ he added.

Israeli ambassador to the Philippines Ephraim ben Mat-ityau, who visited the students in Barangay Magtanggol during their closing activities, lauded their efforts exhibited in their mission.

He thanked Mayor Nestor Alvarez and the other officials who made possible their stay here very successful.

He joined the students in a gift-giving ceremony to the pupils after being shown what the student-volunteers ac-complished in improving the appearance of the school buildings and the play area of the pupils.

Israeli student-volunteers apply finishing touches in the design they made on their newly repainted wall of a school building walls in Barangay Magtanggol in the Science City of Munoz. Photo by eLmo roque

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ONE of the strongest typhoons in history, Ty-phoon Yolanda battered the Visayas region in 2013, affecting about 11 million Filipinos. But amid the destruction and desolation, an entire world of kindness came together to the country’s rescue, uniting people of all ages and national-ities.

Among those who sent immediate assis-tance was IsraAID, a non-profit, non-govern-mental organization. it deployed a team of medical professionals, post-trauma experts and specialists, to help re-build Ormoc in Leyte, one of the hardest hit areas. Aside from pro-viding medical aid and constructing homes, schools and health cen-ters, IsraAID also offered mental health and psy-cho-social services to help survivors cope with post-traumatic stress.

“The people them-selves are the most valuable component of a community, and help-ing improve their men-tal health is important in rehabilitation. We need to help survivors ad-dress their feelings so they can cope with their situation better,” said AdvaVilchinski, IsraA-iD country Director for the Philippines.“To illus-trate: you can give chil-dren a new classroom, but if they still have fear in their hearts and don’t know how to deal with it, it would be harder for them to learn and con-centrate in class.”

Adva shared that their team uses expres-sive arts as away for

The IsraAID team, led by Philippines Country Director AdvaVilchinski, is committed to provide long-term support to rebuild Leyte and other areas in the Philippines that need help.

IsraAID helps rebuild livesafter Yolanda with CebPac

survivors to articulate and understand differ-ent emotions and be-havior, both theirs and of the people around them.Painting, writing, move-ment, drama, music and other forms of expres-sive arts allow partic-ipants to explore their feelings and experienc-es, consciously and un-consciously.

“Our goal is to em-power people to ap-proach the difficulties they feel in an indirect way, especially for those who find it hard to talk about their feelings,” said Adva. “In the case of Filipinos, their resil-ience is truly admirable, but behind this strength is great sadness and dif-ficulty, something that a lot of people often keep to themselves.”

IsraAID also con-ducts post-trauma train-ing courses for teachers, health workers, volun-teers, and firefighters to increase their capaci-ty to understand the im-pact of trauma and uti-lize expressive arts for basic psycho-social in-tervention. “As the first responders in extremely challenging situations, it is important that they are also equipped with the tools needed in order to provide counseling to victims,” said Adva.

Adva added that in-dividuals that have been exposed to a traumat-ic event, whether natu-ral or man-made, would have emotional scars for the rest of their lives. “We cannot erase these scars or make survi-vors forget about what they’ve been through; our goal is to help them

understand and cope with their inner turmoil so they can continue to live their lives,” she said.

IsraAID is now ex-ploring more options to expand its projects and provide long-term sup-port in the Philippines, looking to improve ag-riculture and livelihood, and address issues such as women empower-ment and family chal-lenges. The team is also planning to establish a local chapter so they could monitor progress and tackle future prob-lems more quickly.

“There is still a lot of work to be done and we can use all the help we can get. We’re fortunate to have the support of private companies such as Cebu Pacific,” said Adva. “Their assistance was very crucial for us, allowing us to cut the air-fare costs of our team. This allowed us to ap-propriate our funds well and reach more people in need.”

Apart from IsraAid, Cebu Pacific also sup-ports the GMA Kapu-so Foundation’s proj-ects, including Unang Hakbang sa Kinabu-kasan (an education-al initiative), Give-A-Gift during Christmas, med-ical missions, and re-lief operations in times of natural calamities. it has also partnered with WWF Philippines for the ‘Bright Skies for Every-Juan’ campaign, which supports climate adapta-tion programs in coastal communities.

To know more about IsraAID and find out how you can help, visit www.israaid.org.il.

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ROUNDABOUT. Construction of the roundabout at the junction of MacArthur Highway and M.A.Roxas Highway going to the Clark Freeport goes in full swing to meet its opening before the APEC events at the freeport. Photo by bong Lacson

DurING ThE TYPhOON sEAsON

Stay prepared using online weather alert servicesTHESE DAYS, an afternoon thunderstorm can easily flood streets, cause heavy traffic, and aggravate the woes of drivers and commuters.

And with storms getting stronger and more frequent each year, people—especially those living in disaster-prone areas—need timely, accurate information well before di-saster strikes so they can take precautionary measures to evacuate or save their belongings.

A lot of that information is now readily available via easy-to-use mobile phone applications. These applications in-clude RaincheckPH, Project Noah and MMDA app.

“This is one set of apps that we hope more people will use during this typhoon season by taking advantage of Smart’s Free Internet offer,” said Ramon R. Isberto, Smart’s head of public affairs. “We should make it habit to use these apps to be prepared for possible weather disruptions.”

The following mobile apps or websites can be accessed on your feature, Android, or iOS phones:

raincheckPh

With latest data from the DOST’s Project NOAH present-ed in a visual, easy-to-understand manner, RaincheckPH gives you timely alerts whenever a thunderstorm or strong typhoon is headed your way. Just pick your location from the list of areas provided by the app and you’ll receive ac-curate notifications whenever heavy rain or thunderstorms are approaching the city you’re currently in.

MMDA app

A joke going around the Internet goes: “Metro Manila’s instant traffic recipe: just add water.” Even the lightest rains today can instantly cause heavy traffic, so make sure to check the traffic situation on your route by downloading the official MMDA app.

Project NOAh

The Philippine weather bureau’s Doppler radars provide accurate and helpful visuals of every type of weather distur-bance, especially typhoons. The good news is you can see these Doppler radar images and more by downloading the official Project NOAH app, which has proven to be helpful in helping people stay informed in times of extreme weather situations.

InterAksyon.com

For up-to-date information about traffic situations, flood-ed streets, and class suspensions during typhoons, it’s best to get timely, accurate news alerts from sites like In-terAksyon.com, the online news portal of TV5. And with the InterAksyon.com site now formatted for mobile devices, you’ll be assured that accessing the site won’t be very da-ta-heavy.

Facebook and Twitter

Social media has become an invaluable tool during di-sasters, especially in rallying support for relief operations and warning people about impending calamities. With Smart’s Free Internet offer now made better with Unli Face-book, you can stay in touch with relatives and share key information that could potentially save a life or two during these tough situations.

Smart communications launched its free internet promo last September, initially for prepaid subscribers of Smart, Sun Cellular and Talk N Text and then later included post-paid and broadband subscribers as well. The period of the special offers was also extended from end-November to January 5, 2015.

Under this promotion, active subscribers of Smart, Sun Cellular and Talk N’ Text have free access to 30 MB of mo-bile Internet per day. To avail themselves of the offer, sub-scribers only need to text FREE to 9999. Registration is free and must be done on a daily basis to enjoy the promo every day until January 5, 2015.

Aside from preparing for disasters, the Free Internet of-fer enables subscribers to, among other things, visit their fa-vorite social networking sites like Facebook, Twitter and In-stagram, stream music through SPINNR, shop online, send and receive email, and search for information.

CLARK FREEPORT – The Singapore Wombats emerged champions in the just con-cluded 2014 Asian-Australian Football Championships held on October 11 at the Parade Grounds here.

The Hong Kong Dragons won second place while the Philippine Eagles and Vietnam Swans shared third place in the annual championship tour-nament previously held in Pat-taya, Thailand.

Ten teams from different countries including China, In-

donesia, Macau, Vietnam, laos, Malaysia and Thailand compet-ed in the tournament hosted by the Philippine-Australian football league led by head organizer Grant burchell, Jarred belcher and Peter Hammon.

According to Burchell, foot-ball started in Australia in the 1800s. But the first tournament held in East Asia started only in the late 1980s formed by expa-triate Australians.

This is the second time that the Philippines hosted the cham-pionship. In 2005, the champi-

onship tournament was held for the first time in the Philip-pines at the Manila Polo Club. The annual championship tournament was mostly held in Thailand.

Burchell said football is the biggest sporting event for Australians. “This is the most popular sports in Australia and this is really a tough com-petition in Asia,” he said.

The champions will be qualified for the FIFA Club World Cup. - Jenalyn L. Castro – SPCF-OJT

Singapore Wombats win 2014 Asian Australian Football Championship

Ni JohNNy r. reblaNdo

OLONGAPO CITY – Dinakip ng mga tauhan ng Provincial High-way Patrol Team-Zambales (PHPT-Zambales) tracker team ang isang carnapper sa patuloy na pagtugis ng pulisya laban sa mga Most Wanted Persons sa lungsod na ito at Zambales.

Inaresto ng team na pina-

Carnapper arestadomunuan ni Senior inspector is-abelo Ganao ang suspek na si Moises Mary, 18, alyas “Mong-Mong” residente ng Barangay Aningway-Sacatihan, Subic, Zambales sa bisa ng warrant of arrest na ipinalabas ni Judge Roline Ginez-Jabalde ng Olon-gapo City RTC Branch 74 sa kasong carnapping ng may kaukulang piyasang P180,000.

Ganun din ang kasong robbery with violence or in-timidation of person ng may kaukulang piyansang P100,000 para sa pansaman-talang kalayaan nito.

Ang suspek ay detinido na sa Bureau of Jail Mangement and Penology (BJMP) sa Ba-rangay Barretto, Olongapo city.

Clark’s parade ground turned gridiron. Photo by JenaLyn castro

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‘Makati of the North’ POrAC, PAMPANGA. While not the first in the province to appropriate the above title for itself, Porac appears to be more befitting of it, given the solid ground it stands on.

Literally, now, as in the 1,100-hectare masterplanned development named Alviera sited right at the Porac exit of the Subic- Clark-Tarlac Expressway (SCTEx).

Ayala Land Inc. (ALI) is pouring in P75 billion in investments in the next 20 years to turn Alviera into a central business district (CBD) in central luzon.

Within the next five years, ALI said it will invest P8 billion for the first phase of the project comprising of a PEZA-registered industrial park, three residential communities – Ayala Land Premier, Alveo Land and Avida Land, two educational institutions – Miriam College of Quezon City and Holy Angel University of Angeles City, and a country club.

By the time of its completion, Alviera is one thriving community of 65,000 residents 20,000 office and industrial workers, and 20,000 students.

“With ALI’s rich legacy in developing integrated mixed-use communities, Porac will be transformed to a masterplanned estate unlike any other in the province and in the whole of Central Luzon.” So declared ALI Vice President Meean Dy in a statement that preceded the Alviera launch at the Ayala-owned Marquee Mall in Angeles City late last month, with no less than brothers Fernando Zobel de Ayala, ALI chair, and Jaime Augusto Zobel de Ayala, Ayala Corp. chair, in personal affirmation of Dy’s declaration.

“Makati, Nuvali in Laguna, and Bonifacio Global City in Taguig all stand as a testament to the kind of development the region can expect from Alviera.” As though any further convincing was needed from Dy.

Makati, so is generally conceded, was birthed and bred by the Ayalas. Wherever the Ayalas therefore set even but their toehold, becomes another Makati. With all its cosmopolitan symbolisms and synonyms of luxury and wealth.

Porac appears so blessed, having caught the eye of the Ayalas. By the accident of geography, despite its local government’s unmaking. But that is another story.

MABALACAT CITY. As early as his third term… or was it the fourth, or the fifth, or the sixth… whichever, anyways, Mayor Marino “Boking” Morales has arrogated upon his domain the honorific “The Next Makati North of

Manila.”Not so much to attract the Ayalas to invest, as

to make Makati as the template of development in Mabalacat. Hence, the visioning of a central business district in the northern part of the city with the Xevera development – where the new city hall is located – as one hub.

To make this happen, Morales said his city would adopt the World Bank’s “City Development Strategies” which he called the benchmark and model for fast-rising global cities. He even had a price tag for his Makati dream: P3 billion, which unfortunately, he did not say from where it would be sourced.

This notwithstanding, everything about Morales, anything about Mabalacat have since orbited around the leitmotif that is “The Next Makati North of Manila.” Serving, indeed, as the clarion call, the very cause of cityhood for Mabalacat in 2012.

Two years hence, “The Next Makati North of Manila” remains Morales’ pipe, if not wet, dream.

So should the city cede that title to Porac altogether now? Not by a long shot, from the corner of some keen political observers.

Absent of the Ayalas even, Mabalacat City can still lay as much claim to being the “Makati of the North” as Porac.

As Makati is as much the Ayalas’ as the Binays’. And in that latter aspect does the “Makati of the North” for Mabalacat City gain proper credence.

The binays’ full control of the reins of Makati finds parallelism with Morales’ viselike grip on governance of Mabalacat.

The Makati mayorship having been held since 1986 in succession by Jejomar Binay for three terms, his wife Elenita for a single term, by her husband again for three terms, and now by their son Jun-Jun already for two terms.

The Mabalacat mayorship having been held by Morales, alone, since 1995, and still counting. Some shared destiny there.

Given then that Mabalacat City is the “Makati of the North,” it follows that Morales is the “Binay North of Manila.”

Some sense of foreboding here.Mabalacat City. The Next Makati North of

Manila. Seemingly hollow sloganeering turned

abjectly all too real. For all the wrong reasons.

Dip“PRESIDENT AQUINO has fulfilled his promise to follow a straight path.”

So Pulse Asia posted that proposition, and the survey shows:

At the national level, 36 percent disagreed. 29 percent agreed. 34 percent were undecided.

For Metro Manila, 36 percent disagreed, 30 percent agreed, 33 percent were undecided. Of the rest of Luzon, 45 percent disagreed, 22 percent agreed, and 33 percent were undecided.

In the Visayas, 29 percent agreed, 26 percent disagreed, and 43 percent were undecided. In Mindanao, 43 percent agreed, 26 percent disagreed, and 30 percent were undecided.

Pulse Asia assessed: “Big pluralities in the rest of Luzon and Class ABC (45 percent and 43 percent, respectively) are inclined to think that President Aquino has failed to adhere to his ‘Tuwid na Daan’ policy. As for Visayans, the plurality sentiment is one of ambivalence (43 percent). And in Mindanao, a big plurality of residents (43 percent) say the President has fulfilled his promise to follow a straight path as the country’s leader.”

Two out of five Filipinos feeling BS Aquino III failed in walking the straight path he promised to tread. And the Palace claims hearing voices clamouring for a second term. Yeah, in Mindanao maybe, where the wind and the forests have their own voices.

SlipA RECORD low in the public satisfaction rating of Vice President Jejomar binay, so a Social Weather Stations survey revealed on Monday.

Binay’s net satisfaction ratings dropped by 15 points, from +67 in June to a still very good +52 last month. SWS noted though the +52 score is the Veep’s lowest net satisfaction rating since hitting a +57 rating in November 2010.

The SWS poll results were in effect a validation, if not an affirmation, of the earlier survey results of Pulse Asia that showed Binay’s rating dropping 10 percentage points to 31 percent in September from 41 percent last June.

Both surveys were conducted at the time of the Senate Blue Ribbon Subcommittee investigation of the alleged overpricing of the P2.2-billion Makati City Hall Building 2.

We can only imagine how much lower has Binay’s preference rating gone after last week’s expose of the family hacienda in Batangas.

ON OCTOBER 14, 1943, the Japanese-sponsored Philip-pine Republic was inaugurat-ed and Jose P. laurel Sr. was sworn-in as President. Jose Yulo, as Chief Justice of the Supreme court, administered the oath to laurel. Generals Emilio Aguinaldo and Artemio Ricarte hoisted the flag, pub-licly displayed for the first time since April 1942 when the Jap-anese had prohibited its flying. Laurel delivered an “Inaugural Address” followed by 21-gun salute and about 5 minutes of church-bell ringing.

Following the inaugura-tion, in afternoon of this day, the Japan-Philippine Pact of Alliance, providing for politi-cal, economic as well as mil-itary cooperation between Ja-pan and the Philippines, was signed by the Laurel adminis-tration.

Laurel, held office until the

Jose P. Laurel Sr. is inaugurated as President of the Japanese-sponsored Philippine Republic

surrender of Japan to the unit-ed States in 1945.

Following the Japanese at-tack on Pearl Harbor in Hawaii in December 1941, Laurel was instructed to remain in Manila by Philippine Commonwealth President Manuel l. Quezon, who fled to Corregidor and then to the united States to es-tablish a government-in-exile.

laurel’s prewar close re-lationship with Japanese offi-cials (a son had been sent to study at the imperial Military Academy in Tokyo, and Lau-rel himself had received an honorary doctorate from To-kyo University), placed him in a good position to interact with the Japanese occupation forc-es.

Laurel had no choice but to accept the challenge of head-ing an unpopular government just to soften the impact of the Japanese occupation. life un-

der the enemy occupation was the most trying and danger-ous for the Filipino people who had five mortal enemies -– the Japanese military, diseases, the guerrillas, hunger, and the Japanese-paid Filipino spies.

The Japanese occupation was opposed by large-scale underground and guerrilla ac-tivity which was considered a back-up unit of the United States Army. Filipinos suffered greatly from Japanese brutal-ity, including loss of lives and monstrous physical destruc-tion by the time the war was over. An estimated one million Filipinos had been killed, and Manila was extensively dam-aged.

The Filipinos continued fighting until Japan signed the terms of surrender to the unit-ed States on September 2, 1945 on board the battleship Missouri at Tokyo bay.

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Napag-uusapanLangFelix M. Garcia

‘Makapili’uso pa rin

KUNG TOTOO itong mga pagbubulgarni Mercado laban sa pamilyang Binay,hinggil sa aniya ay maanomalyangtransaksyong tunay na pinagkakitaan

Nila ng milyones kaugnay umanong ‘car park building’ na pinagawa nito,Ano’t ngayon lang lumantad sa publikoang dyaskeng yan upang ibulgar ang isyu?

Sana, noon pa man ay ginawa na n’yanang pagsisiwalat sa isyung naturan,nang sa gayon ay di na nakatungtong yansa puestong hawak niya sa kasalukuyan

At di tulad nitong kung kailan pa halosang ‘official term’ ni JB ay patapos,saka lang naisip isingaw ang bulokng dating kasangga sa pangungurakot.

Yan ay kung tunay ngang si Mr. Mercadoay nagsasabi ng talagang totoo;At kung saan pihong ‘implicated’ itoDahil naambunan din naman ng husto.

At sa sarili din naman nitong bibiggaling ang posible niyang ika-ipitlalo’t di lang minsan, kundi ilang besessiyang nakatanggap nang paulit-ulit.

O baka bunsod lang ng di pagkapuestosa Makati bilang city Mayor dito?Dahil kapamilya rin ni binay mismoang pumalit… at di si VM Mercado?

Kung kaya kumanta ng kung anu-anopara siraan lang si Binay ng husto?Kung saan pati na yaman ng kung sinonais palitawing kay VP umano?

Sa panig ni Binay ang pintas lang natinay kung bakit di niya magawang siputinsa Senate ang ilang beses nilang ‘settingsof hearing’ upang ang isyu ay sagutin?

Kaya nga’t sa puntong yan ay bumibigatang hinala r’yan na totoo ang lahat;’Na taasang sa Senate ay inihayag,ng dating Bise niya na isa ring ‘corrupt’.

Mabuti-buti kung sila ay kasanggani PNoy, gaya riyan ni Chief Purisima,ay medyo malayo sila sa disgrasyana matulad kina Arroyo’t Estrada.

(Na maaring ganyan din ang kahantunganni PNoy pagbaba niya ng Malakanyangkung ang makapalit sa panunungkulanay di “kaututang-dila” o kabagang). Dahilan na rin sa kung palaging ganyanna animo’y parang hanapan na nga langng butas ang mga dating nanungkulan,sa palagay ko’y walang di makakasuhan

Partikular na sa talagang matalasika nga ang gunting n’yan sa pandurugas;Na ni gabinlid na ginto nang umakyatay wala sa bulsa kundi tanso’t pilak

Pero bago pa man bumaba sa puestoay may Mansion na at malawak na Rancho,maliban sa ‘millions of pesos’ sa bangko;Saan na ang bansa natin patutungo?

Kung di sa lalo pang pagkakalubogSa hirap at dusang di matapos-mataposSanhi nga ng matinding pangungurakotNg ilang lider na makapal ang apog!

by diNg cerVaNtes

MABALACAT CITY - Tricy-cle equality is slated to be the norm in this city’s streets.

Mayor Marino Morales has advised tricycle owners here to prepare for the imposition of a local ordinance requiring all local tricycles to have a clear-ance of no less than 10 inches between their flooring and the ground.

City Ordinance No. 25 was passed amid passen-gers complaining of tricycles with low sidecars that hit the ground during their ride. This also endangers the safety of passengers, said local board members who backed the or-dinance.

Morales reminded the thousands of tricycle owners and drivers here that the law provided them six months to make the necessary adjust-ments in their tricycles, more popularly known to local folk

Trike equality soonnorm in Mabalacat

as “trikes.”“Since the law was passed

last Aug. 6, it will be enforced fully by Feb. 6 next year. So I ask them to be prepared so they would not be caught by deadline,” Morales said.

The ordinance imposes a

fine of P1,000 will be meted for first time violators; P2,000 for second time violators and P3,000 for third time violators and succeeding offenses.

“This ordinance is to pro-vide convenience to the riding public who don’t feel secure riding trikes with low sidecars which is also more difficult to board and alight from. This will also solve conflicts among the trike drivers over passengers who opt to ride in higher trikes at transport terminals,” said Mabalacat City Federation of Tricycle Operators and Driv-ers Association (MCFTODA) President Marvin Dela Cruz.

Morales issued the remind-er during the induction recent-ly of the new officers of the as-sociation.

Tricycles have remained the major means of transpor-tation for local folk in the ba-rangays in this city where no less than 5,000 such vehicles ply undefined routes.

BREASTFEEDING MONTh. Dra. Elizabeth Carillo of City Health Office gives lecture to some 100 breastfeeding mothers in line with the celebration of Breastfeeding Month at SM City Olongapo. It can be recalled that SM’s breastfeeding committee bagged the Anvil Award of Merit for its programs, projects and advocacy that promotes breastfeeding, proper health and nutrition for breastfeeding mothers and babies during the 45th Anvil Awards. The committee came up with the promotion of breastfeeding program through its breastfeeding stations. The breastfeeding station is located at the second level of SM City Olongapo. –PR-SMOL

by armaNd m. galaNg

CABANATUAN CITY – Work-ers on a road re-blocking proj-ects in a section of Maharlika Highway in Barangay Bangad here have to endure more than the sun burn and sudden rain-falls – badmouthing by irate commuters.

Jun, a laborer, admitted being hurt when they hear un-savory words from motorists stuck for 30 minutes or so in traffic during rush hours as they conduct the repair of por-tions of the newly re-blocked road, also known as Nueva Ecija-Aurora Road.

“Pero ano po ang magaga-wa namin, kagagawan ito ng ibang foreman,” Jun said, not-ing that examiners from the Department of Public Works

Motorists rap repair of newly re-blocked road

and Highways (DPWH) have marked “R” or rejected several sections of the road pavement project reportedly undertaken by a certain “ICR” Construction.

A vegetable dealer from Bongabon, Nueva Ecija noted that commuters had suffered much for about four months from the monstrous traffic due to the re-blocking activities on the road that spans from ba-rangay Pangad to Barangay Cabu or some six kilometers until August when it was finally opened.

“Pero eto, na naman, halos isang buwan pa lang ay na-ghuhukay na naman sila,” he said.

Motorists, like Ricardo, lamented that the DPWH ap-parently failed to effective-ly monitor the progress of the

road construction. it was part of the P35.5-million undertak-ing along NE-Aurora Road that links Nueva Ecija and Au-rora provinces.

“Perwisyo sa trabaho at gastos ang ganitong pau-lit-ulit na trabaho kaya sana binabantayan ng gobyerno ang ginagawa ng kontratista,” he added.

Mayor Julius cesar Ver-gara said his office has been flooded with complaints re-garding the re-blocking. He earlier called the attention of the Nueva Ecija 2nd Engineer-ing District (NEED-2) to ad-dress commuters’ concerns even as he asked for complete program of action.

No one at the NEED-2 could answer queries on the issue as of press time.

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REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINESREGIONAL TRIAL COURTTHIRD JUDICIAL REGIONMACABEBE, PAMPANGA

OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF COURTAND EX-OFICIO SHERIFF

THE REAL BANK(A Thrift Bank), INC., Petitioner/Mortgagee,

- versus - EXTRA JUDICIAL FORECLOSURE CASE NO. 14-0343(M)SPOUSES LARRY C. SIGUA ANDLINDA B. SIGUA, Respondents/Mortgagors.x - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - x

NOTICE OF EXTrA-JuDICIAL sALE

Upon extra-judicial petition for sale under Act. No. 3135, as amended by Act No. 4118, and Act No. 1508, as amended, filed by ThE rEAL BANK (A Thrift Bank), INC., with principal office at 7th Floor President Tower, No. 81 Timog Avenue, Quezon City, represented by its First Senior Vice President, FrANCO E. BurGOs, against sPOusEs LArrY C. sIGuA AND LINDA B. sIGuA with postal address at barrio San Juan, Apalit, Pampanga, to satisfy the mortgage indebtedness which as of April 30, 2014 amounts to FOur MILLION ONE huNDrED TWENTY FOur ThOusAND sIX huNDrED NINETY FIVE PEsOs AND sIXTY TWO CENTAVOs (PhP4,124,695.62), Philippine currency, inclusive of the stipulated interest and penalties but excluding attorney’s fees, legal costs and expenses, the undersigned will sell at public auction on December 3, 2014 at 10:00 in the morning, at the Office of the Clerk of Court, regional Trial Court, Macabebe, Pampanga, to the highest bidder, for cash or manager’s check and in Philippine Currency, the following property with all their improvements, to wit:

Transfer Certificate of Title No. 442438-R

A parcel of land (lot 2, blk. 1 of the cons.-subd. plan, Pcs-03-008648, being a portion of cons. lots 5 to 9, 13, 14, 18, to 37, Psd-03-070949, L.R.C. Rec. No. ), situated in the Bo. of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the SW., along line 1-2 by lot 2108, Apalit Cad.; on the NW., along line 2-3 by lot 3, blk. 1 of the cons.-subd. plan; on the NE., along line 3-4 by Rd. lot 2, Psd-03-070949; and on the SE., along line 4-1 by lot 1, blk. 1 of the cons.-subd. plan, Beg. at a pt. marked “1” on plan, being S. 20 deg, 05’E., 710.55 m. from BBM 13, Apalit Cad.; thence N. 06 deg 27’W., 6.25 m. to pt. 2; thence N. 83 deg, 33’E., 13.64 m, to pt. 3; thence S, 06 deg. 27’E., 6.25 m. to pt. 4; thence S, 83 deg, 33’W., 13.64 m. to the pt. of beg.; containing an area of EIGHTY FIVE (85) Square Meters, All pts. referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the ground by P.S. cyl. conc. mons., 15 x 40 cms., bearings true; date of the orig. survey, Jan. 1919 - March 1920 and that of the cons.-subd. survey, Nov. 15-20, 1997 and was approved on Dec 29, 1997.


A parcel of land (lot 7 Blk. 5 of the subd. plan, Psd-03-070949, being a portion of lot 2111-C, LRC) Psd-113664 L.R.C. Rec. No. ), situated in the Bo. of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the N., along line 1-2by lot 5; Blk. 5; on the E., along line 2-3 by Rd. lot 7; on the S., along line 3-4 by lot 9; on the W., along line 4-1 by lot 8, both of blk. 5, all of the subd. plan. Beg., at a pt. marked 529 on plan being S. 25 deg. 21’E., 714.83m. from BBM 13, Apalit Cad. thence N. 83 deg. 33’E., 12.00 m. to pt. 2; thence S. 6 deg. 27’E., 10.00 m. to pt. 3; thence S. 83 deg. 33’W,. 12.00 m. to pt. 4; thence N. 6 deg. 27’W., 10.00 m. to the pt. of beg., containing an area of ONE HUNDRED TWENTY (120) Square Meters. All pts. referred to are indicated on the plan and are markedon the ground by P.S. cyl. conc. mons. Bearings true; date of the orig. survey Jan. 1919-Mar. 1920 and that of the subd. survey Feb. 1-20, 1995 and was approved on Mar. 07, 1995.


A parcel of land (Lot 6, blk. 6 of the cons.-subd. plan, Pcs-03-008648, being a portion of the cons. lots 1 to 14, Psd-03-070949, L.R.C. Rec. No. ), situated in the Bo. of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the SE., along line 1-2 by lot 14, blk. 6; on the SW., along line 2-3 by lot 7, blk. 6, both of the cons.-subd. plan; on the NW., along line 3-4 by Rd. lot 10; Psd-03-070949; and on the NE., along line 4-1 by lot 5, blk. 6 of the cons.-subd. plan. Beg. at a pt. marked “1” on plan, being S. 28 deg, 43’E., 710.28 m. from BBM 13, Apalit Cad.; thence S. 83 deg, 29’W., 6.00 m. to pt. 2; thence N. 06 deg. 31’W., 10.00 m. to pt. 3; thence N. 83 deg, 29’E., 6.00 m. to pt. 4; thence S. 06 deg, 31’E., 10.00 m. to the pt. of beg.; containing an area of SIXTY (60) Square Meters. All pts. referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the ground by P.S. cyl. conc. mons., 15 x 40 cms., bearings true; date of the orig. survey, Jan. 1919 - March 1920 and that of the cons.-subd. survey, Nov. 15-20, 1997 and was approved on Dec. 29, 1997.


A parcel of land (lot 6, Blk. 7 of the cons.-subd. plan, Pcs-03-008648, being a portion of the cons. lots 3 to 8, Psd-03-070949, L.R.C. Rec. No. ), situated in the Bo. of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the SE., along line 1-2 by lot 8, blk. 7; of the cons.-subd. plan; on the SW., along line 2-3 by Rd. lot 7, Psd-03-070949; on the NW., along line 3-4 by lot 4, blk. 7 and on the NE., along line 4-1 by lot 5, blk. 7, both of the cons.-subd. plan. Beg. at a pt. marked “1” on plan, being S. 26 deg, 24’E., 767.77 m. from BBM 13, Apalit Cad.; thence S. 83 deg, 33’W., 12.00m. to pt. 2 thence N. 06 deg. 27’W., 6.00 m. to pt. 3; thence N. 83 deg. 33’E., 12.00 m. to pt. 4; thence S. 06 deg. 27’E., 6.00 m. to the pt. of beg.; containing an area of SEVENTY TWO (72) Square Meters. All pts. referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the ground by P.S. cyl. conc. mons., 15 x 40 cms., bearings true; date of the orig. survey, Jan, 1919 - March 1920 and that of the cons.-subd. survey, Nov. 15-20, 1997 and was approved on Dec. 29, 1997.


A parcel of land (Lot 15, Blk. 10 of the subd. plan Psd-03-070949, being a portion of lot 211-C (LRC) Psd-113664, L.R.C. Rec. No. ), situated in the Bo. of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the N., along line 1-2 by lot 13, blk. 10, on the E., along line 2-3 by Rd. lot 13; on the SE., along line 3-4-5 by Rd. lot 4; on the W., along line 5-1 by Lot 16, blk 10, all of the subd. plan. Beg. At a pt. marked “1” on plan, being S. 32 deg.

06’E., 793.60 m. from BBM 13 Apalit Cad. thence N. 83 deg. 33’E., 10.00 m. to pt. 2; thence S. 6 deg. 27’E., 5.81 m. to pt. 3; thence S. 28 deg. 33’W., 3.47 m. to pt. 4; thence S. 63 deg. 43’ W., 8.51 m. to pt. 5; thence N. 6 deg. 31’ W., 11.53 m. to the pt. of beg., Containing an area of NINETY FIVE (95) Square Meters. All pts. referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the ground by PS cyl. conc. mons., bearings true; date of the orig. survey Jan. 1919-Mar. 1920 and that of the subd. survey on Feb. 1-20, 1995 and was approved on Mar. 7, 1995.


A parcel of land (lot 24-B of the subd. plan Psd-03-127239, being a portion of Lot 24, Blk. 11 Psd-03-070949, LRC. Rec. No. ), situated in the Bo. of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the NW., along line 1-2 by Lot 24-A of the subd. plan; on the NE., along line 2-3 by Lot 2; along line 3-4 by Lot 3, both of Blk. 15; on the SE., along line 4-5 by Lot 23, Blk. 11; on the SW., along line 5-1 by Rd. Lot 13, all of Psd-03-070949. Beginning at a pt. marked “1’ on plan, being S. 34 deg. 10’E., 774.42 m. from BBM No. 13, Apalit Cad.; thence N. 83 deg. 33’E., 10.00 m. to pt. 2; thence S. 6 deg. 27’E., 3.00 m. to pt. 3; thence S. 6 deg. 27’E., 2.00 m. to pt. 4; thence S. 83 deg. 33’W., 10.00 m. to pt. 5; thence N. 6 deg. 27’W., 5.00 m. to the pt. of beginning; containing an area of FIFTY (50) Square Meters, more or less. All pts. referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the ground by PS. cyl. conc. mons.; 15 x 40 cms.; Bearings true; date of the orig. survey Jan. 1919-March 1920 and that of the subd. survey Jan. 19, 2003 and was approved on March 5, 2003.


A parcel of land (Lot 15, blk. 12 of the cons. subd. plan Pcs-03-008648, being a portion of the consolidated lots 1 to 16 Psd-03-070949 LRC Rec. No. ), situated in the Bo. of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the SW., along line 1-2 by lot 10, blk. 12; onthe NW., along line 2-3 by lot 13, blk. 12;on the NE., along line 3-4 by Rd. lot 5; and on the SE., along line 4-1by lot 16, blk. 12, all of the cons. subd. plan.Beg. at a pt. marked “1” on planbeing S. 36 deg. 09’E., 746.67 . from BBM 13, Apalit Cad.; thence N. 06 deg. 27’W., 3.46 m. to pt. 2; thence N. 83 deg. 33’E., 10.00 m. topt. 3; thence S. 06 deg. 27’E., 3.46 m. topt. 4; thence S. 83 deg. 33’W., 10.00 m. to the pt. of beg.; Containing an area of THIRTY FIVE (35) Square Meters. All pts. referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the ground byPS. cyl. conc.mons.15 x 40 cms., Bearings true;date of the orig. survey, Jan. 1919-Mar.1920 and that of the cons. subd. survey, Nov.15-20, 1997 and was approved on Dec. 29, 1997.


A parcel of land (Lot 5, blk. 14 of the cons. subd. plan Pcs-03-008648, being a portion of the consolidated lots 1 to 16, Psd-03-070949 LRC Rec. No. ) , situated in the Bo. of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the SE., along line 1-2 by lot 14, blk. 14; onthe SW., along line 2-3 by lot 4, blk. 14; on the NW., along line 3-4 by Rd. lot 6; and on the NE., along line 4-1 by lot 6, blk. 14 all of the cons. subd. plan. Beg. at a pt. marked “1” on plan being S. 38deg.10’E., 769.52 m. fromBBM No. 13, palit Cad.; thence S. 83 deg. 29’W., 3.50 m. to pt. 2; thence N. 06 deg.31’W., 10.00 m. to pt. 3; thence N. 83 deg. 29’E., 3.50 m. to pt. 4; thence S. 06 deg. 31’E., 10.00 m. to pt. of beg.; Containing anarea of THIRTYFIVE (35) Square Meters. All pts. referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the ground by PS. cyl. conc. mons. 15 x 40 cms., Bearings true; date of the orig. survey, Jan.1919-Mar. 1920 and that of the cons. subd. survey,Nov. 15-20, 1997, and was approved onDec. 29, 1997.


A parcel of land (Lot 20 blk. 15 of the cons-subd. plan Pcs-03-008648 being a portion ofcons. lots 3-7 Psd-03-070949 LRC Rec No. ), situated in the Bo. of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the NE., along line 1-2 by lot 21 blk. 15; on the SE., along line 2-3 by Rd. lot 8; on the SW., along line 3-4 by lot 19 blk. 15; on the NW., along line 4-1 by lot 9 blk. 15 all of the cons-subd. plan. Beg. at a pt. marked “1” on plan, being S. 38 deg. 07’E., 797.30 m. from BBM 13, Apalit Cad. thence S. 06 deg. 31’E., 10.00 m. to pt.2; thence S. 83deg. 29’W., 3.50 m. to pt. 3; thence N. 06 deg. 31’W., 10. 00 m. to pt4; thence N. 83 deg. 29’E., 3.50 m. to the pt. of beg. containing an area of THIRTY FIVE (35) Square Meters. All pts. referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked onthe ground by PS. cyl. conc.mons. 15 x 40 cms., bearings true; date of the orig.survey, Jan. 1919-March 1920 and that of the cons-subd. survey, Nov. 15-20, 1997 and was approved on Dec. 29, 1997.


A parcel of land (Lot 21, blk. 15 of the cons.-subd.plan Pcs-03-008648, being a portion of cons.lots 3-7 Psd-03-070949 LRC Rec. No. ), situated in the Bo. of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the NW., along line 1-2 by lot 10 blk. 15; on the NE., along line 2-3 by lot 22 blk. 15; on the SE., alongline 3-4 by Rd. lot 8; on the SW., along line 4-1 by lot 20 blk. 15 all of the cons.-subd.plan. Beg. at a pt. marked “1” on plan, being S. 38 deg. 07’E., 797.30 m. from BBM 13, Apalit Cad. thence N. 83 deg. 29’E., 3.50 m. to pt. 2; thence S. 06 deg. 31’E., 10.00 m. to pt. 3; thence S. 83 deg. 29’W., 3.50 m. to pt. 4; thence N. 06 deg. 31’W., 10.00 m. to the pt. of beg. containing an area of THIRTY-FIVE (35) Square Meters. All pts. referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the ground by PS.cyl.conc.mons. 15 x 40 cms., bearings true; date of the orig.survey, Jan. 1919-Mar.1920 and that of the cons-subd.survey, Nov. 15-20, 1997 and was approved on Dec. 29, 1997.


A parcel of land (Lot 22, blk. 15 of the cons.-subd.plan Pcs-03-008648, being a portion of cons. lots 3-7 Psd-03-070949 LRC Rec. No. ), situated in the Bo. of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the NE., along line 1-2 by lot 23 blk. 15; on the SE., along line 2-3 by Rd.lot 8; on the SW., along line 3-4 by lot 21 blk. 15; on the NW., along line 4-1 by lot 11 blk. 15 all of the cons.-subd.plan. Beg. at a pt. marked “1” on plan, being S. 38 deg. 33’E., 800.99 m. from BBM 13, Apalit Cad. thence S. 06 deg. 31’E., 10.00 m. to pt. 2; thence S. 83 deg. 29’W., 3.50 m. to pt. 3; thence N. 06 deg. 31’W., 10.00 m. to pt. 4; thence N. 83 deg. 29’W., 3.50 m. to the pt. of beg. containing an area of THIRTY-FIVE (35) Square Meters. All pts. referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the ground by P.S. cyl.conc.mons. 15 x 40 cms., bearings true; date of theorig. survey, Jan. 1919-Mar.1920 and that of the cons-subd.survey, Nov.15-20, 1997 and was approved on Dec. 29, 1997.


A parcel of land (Lot 8, blk. 16 of the cons.-subd.plan Pcs-03-008648, being aportion of cons.lots 5-9, 13, 14, 18-37 blk. 1, lots 17-23 blk.11 all of blk. 12, all of blk. 13 all of blk. 14, lots 3-7, blk.15, Rd.lots 5,13-18, Psd-03-070949 LRC Rec. No. ), situated in the Bo. of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the SW., along line 1-2 by lot 7 blk.16; on the NW., alongline 2-3 by Rd. lot 8; on the NE., along line 3-4 by lot 9 blk.16; on the SE., along line 4-1 by lot 10 blk.16 all of the cons-subd . plan. Beg. at a pt. marked “1” on plan, being S. 36 deg. 47’E., 814.12 m. from BBM 13, Apalit Cad. thence N. 06 deg. 31’ W., 10.00 m. to pt.2; thence N. 83 deg. 29’E., 3.50 m. to pt. 3; thence S. 06 deg. 31’E., 10.00 m. to pt.4; thence S. 83 deg. 29’W., 3.50 m. to the pt. of beg. containing an area of THIRTY-FIVE (35) Square Meters. All pts.referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the ground by PS.cyl.conc.mons.15 x 40 cms., bearings true; date of the orig.survey, Jan.1919-Mar. 1920 and that of the cons-subd. survey, Nov.15-20, 1997 and was approved on Dec.29, 1997.


A parcel of land (Lot 1 blk. 17 of the cons-subd. plan Pcs-03-008648, being a portion of cons.lots 5-9, 13,14,18-37, blk. 1, lots 17-23 blk. 11, all of blk. 12, all of blk. 13, all of blk. 14, lots 3-7 blk. 15 Rd.lot 5,13-18, Psd-03-070949 LRC Rec. No. ), situated in Bo. of San Juan Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the NE., along line 1-2 by lot 2 blk. 17 of the cons-subd.plan; on the Se., along line 2-3 by lot 2111-D (LRC( Psd-113664; on the NW., along line 3-4-5 by Rd. lot 5; along line 5-1 by Rd. lot 9 both of the cons-subd. plan. Beg. at a pt. marked “1” on plan, being S. 34 deg. 41’E., 817.15 m. from BBM 13, Apalit Cad. thence S. 26 deg. 17’ E., 10.00 m. to pt. 2; thence S. 63 deg. 43’W., 6.37 m. to pt. 3; thence N. 06 deg. 27’W., 8.80 m. to pt. 4; thence N. 28 deg. 38’E., 3.00 m. to pt. 5; thence N. 63 deg. 43’E., 0.93 m. to the pt. of beg.; containing an area of FORTY FOUR (44) Square Meters. All pts. referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the ground by P.S. cyl. conc. mons. 15 x 40 cms. Bearings true; date of orig. survey Jan. 1919 March 1920, and that of the cons. subd. survey Nov. 15-20, 1997, and was approved on Dec. 29,1997.


A parcel of land (Lot 2, blk. 17 of the cons.-subd. plan, being Pcs-03-008648, being a portion of cons.lots 5-9,13,14,18-37 blk. 1,lots 17-23 blk.11 all of blk. 12, all of blk. 13, all of blk. 14, lots 3-7, blk.15, Rd.lots 5, 13-18 Psd-03-070949 LRC Rec. No. ), situated in the Bo. of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the NW., along line 1-2 by Rd.lot 9; on the NE., along line 2-3 by lot 3 blk. 17 both of the cons-subd.plan; on the SE., along line 3-4 by lot 2111-D (LRC) Psd-113664; on the SW., along line 4-1 by lot 1, blk. 17 of the cons-subd. plan. Beg. at a pt. marked “1” on plan being, S. 34 deg. 41’E., 817.15 m. from BBM 13, Apalit Cad. thence N. 63 deg. 43’ E., 3.50 m. to pt. 2; thence S. 26 deg. 17’E., 10.00 m. to pt. 3; thence S. 63 deg. 43’W., 3.50 m. to pt. 4; thence N. 26 deg. 17’W., 10.00 m. to the pt. of beg. containing an area of THIRTY-FIVE (35) Square Meters. All pts. referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the ground by PS. cyl.conc.mons. 15 x 40 cms., bearings true; date of the orig.survey, Jan.1919 to Mar.1920 and that of the cons-subd. survey, Nov.15-20, 1997 and was approved on Dec. 29, 1997.

Transfer Certificate of Title No.442726-R

A parcel of land (Lot 3, blk. 17 of the cons-subd.plan Pcs-03-008648, being a portion of cons. lots 5-9, 13, 14, 18-37 blk. 1, lots 17-23, blk. 11, all of blk. 12,all of blk. 13, all ofblk. 14, lots 3-7 blk.15, Rd.lots 5,13-18, Psd-03-070949 LRC Rec. No. ), situated in the Bo. of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the NE., along line 1-2 by lot 4, blk. 17 of the cons-subd.plan; on the SE., along line 2-3 by lot 2111-D (LRC) Psd-113664; on the SW., along line 3-4 by lot 2 blk. 17; on the NW., along line 4-1 by Rd.lot 9 both of the cons-subd.plan. Beg. at a pt. marked “1” on plan, being S. 35 deg. 10’E., 818.20 m. from BBM 13, Apalit Cad. thence S. 26deg. 17’ E., 10.00 m. to pt.2; thence S. 63 deg. 43’W., 3.50 m. to pt.3; thence N. 26 deg. 17’W., 10.00 m. to pt. 4; thence N. 63 deg. 43’E., 3.50 m. to the pt. of beg. containing an area of THIRTY-FIVE (35) Square Meters. All pts. referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the ground by PS.cyl.conc.mons.15 x 40 cms.,bearings true; date of the orig.survey, Jan.1919-Mar.1920 and that of the cons-subd. survey, Nov.15-20, 1997 and was approved on Dec.29, 1997.


A parcel of land (Lot 4, blk. 17 of the cons.-subd.plan Pcs-03-008648, being a portion of cons. lots 5-9,13,14,18-37 blk. 1, lots 17-23 blk.11, all of blk. 12, all of blk. 13, all of blk. 14, lots 3-7, blk.15, Rd.lots 5,13-18, Psd-03-070949 LRC Rec. No. ), situated in the Bo. of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Boundedon the NW., along line 1-2 by Rd.lot 9; on the NE., along line 2-3 by lot 5 blk. 17 both of the cons-subd.plan; on the SE., along line 3-4 by lot 2111-D (LRC) Psd-113664; and on the SW., along line 4-1 by lot 3 blk. 17 of the cons-subd. plan. Beg. at a pt., marked “1” on plan, being S. 35 deg. 10’E., 818.20 m. from BBM 13, Apalit Cad. thence N. 63 deg. 43’E., 3.50 m. to pt. 2; thence S. 26 deg. 17’E., 10.00 m. to pt. 3; thence S. 63 deg. 43’W., 3.50 m. to pt.4; thence N. 26 deg. 17’W., 10.00 m. to the pt. of beg. containing an area of THIRTY-FIVE (35) Square Meters. All pts. referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the ground by PS.cyl.conc.mons. 15 x 40 cms., bearings true; date of the orig. survey, Jan.1919-Mar.1920 and that of the cons-subd.survey, Nov.15-20, 1997 and was approved on Dec. 29, 1997.


A parcel of land (Lot 5 Blk. 17 of the cons.-subd.,plan Pcs-03-008648, being a portion of consolidated lots 5-9,13,14,18 to 37, Blk. 1, lots 17-23 Blk.11, all of Blk. 12, all of Blk. 13, all of Blk. 14, Lots 3 to 7 Blk.15, Rd. lots 5, 13 to 18, Psd-03-070949 LRC Rec. No.), situated in the Bo. of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the NE., along line 1-2 by lot 6, Blk. 17, of the cons.-subd.,plan. on the SE., along line 2-3 by lot 2111-D, (LRC) Psd-113664; on the SW., along line 3-4 by Lot 4, Blk. 17, and on the NW.,along line 4-1 by Rd. lot 9, both of the cons.-subd., plan. Beg. at a pt. marked “1” on plan being S. 35 deg. 39’E., 819.31 m. from BBM 13, Apalit Cad. thence S. 26 deg. 17’ E., 10.00 m. to pt. 2; thence S. 63 deg. 43’W., 3.50 m. to pt. 3; thence N. 26 deg. 17’W., 10.00 m. to pt. 4; thence N. 63 deg. 43’E., 3.50 m. to the pt. of beg.; containing an area of THIRTY-FIVE (35) Square Meters. All pts.referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the ground by PS cyl.

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A parcel of land (Lot 6, Blk.17 of the cons.-subd.,plan Pcs-03-008648, being a portion of consolidated lots 5 to 9, 13, 14, 18 to 37 Blk. 1, lots 17, to 23, Blk.11, all of Blk. 12, all of Blk.13, all of Blk.14, Lots 3 to 7 Blk.15, Rd. lots 5, 13 to 28, Psd-03-070949 LRC Rec. No. ), situated in the Bo. of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the NW., along line 1-2 by Rd. lot 9, on the NE.,along line 2-3 by lot 7, Blk. 17, both of the cons.-subd.plan. ; on the SE.,along line 3-4 by lot 2111-D, (LRC) Psd-113664; and on the SW.,along line 4-1 by lot 5, Blk. 17, of the cons.-subd., plan. Beg. at a pt., marked “1” on plan being S. 35 deg. 39’E., 819.31 m. from BBM 13, Apalit Cad.; thence N. 63 deg. 43’ E., 3.50 m. to pt. 2;thence S. 26 deg. 17’E., 10.00 m. to pt. 3;thence S. 63 deg. 43’W., 3.50 m. to pt. 4; thence N. 26 deg. 17’W., 10.00 m. to the pt. of beg.; containing an area of THIRTY-FIVE (35) Square Meters. All pts. referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the ground by PS cyl.conc. mons. 15 x 40 cms. Bearings true; Date of Orig.survey Jan. 1919-March 1920 and that of the cons.-subd.,survey, Nov. 15-20, 1997 and was approved on Dec. 29, 1997.


A parcel of land (Lot 7, Blk.17 of the cons.-subd.,plan, Pcs-03-008648, being a portion of consolidated lots 5 to 9, 13, 14, 18 to 37, Blk. 1, Lots 17 to 23, Blk.11, all of Blk.12, all of Blk.13, all of Blk.14, lots 3 to 7 Blk.15, Rd. lots 5, 13 to 18, Psd-03-070949 LRC Rec. No.), situated in the Bo. of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the NE., along line 1-2 by lot 8, Blk. 17, of the cons.-subd., plan. on the SE., along line 2-3 by lot 2111-D, (LRC) Psd-113664; on the SW., along line 3-4 by lot 6, Blk. 17, and on the NW., along line 4-1 by Rd. lot 9, Both of the cons-subd., plan. Beg. at a pt. marked “1” on plan being S. 36 deg. 08’E., 820.48 m. from BBM 13, Apalit Cad.; thence S. 26 deg. 17’ E., 10.00 m. to pt. 2; thence S. 63 deg. 43’W., 3.50 m. to pt. 3; thence N. 26 deg. 17’W., 10.00 m. to pt. 4; thence N. 63 deg. 43’E.,3.50 m. to the pt. of beg.; containing an area of THIRTY-FIVE (35) Square Meters. All pts.referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the ground by PS cyl.conc. mons. 15 x 40 cms. Bearings true; Date of Orig.survey Jan. 1919-March 1920 and that of the cons.-subd., survey Nov. 15-20, 1997 and was approved on Dec. 29, 1997.


A parcel of land (Lot 8, Blk. 17 of the cons.-subd.,plan Pcs-03-008648, being a portion of consolidated lots 5 to 9, 13, 14, 18 to 37 Blk. 1, lots 17 to 23 Blk. 11, all of Blk.12, all of Blk.13, all of Blk.14, lots 3 to 7 Blk. 15, Rd. lots 5, 13 to18, Psd-03-070949 LRC Rec. No. ), situated in the Bo. of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the NW., along line 1-2 by Rd. lot 9, on the NE., along line 2-3 by lot 9, Blk. 17, both of the cons.-subd.,plan. on the SE., along line 3-4 by lot 2111-D, (LRC) Psd-113664; and on the SW., along line 4-1 by lot 7, Blk. 17, of the cons-subd.,plan. Beg. at a pt., marked “1” on plan being S. 36 deg. 08’E., 820.48 m. from BBM 13, Apalit Cad.; thence N. 63 deg. 43’ E., 3.50 m. to pt. 2; thence S. 26 deg. 17’E., 10.00 m. to pt. 3; thence S. 63 deg. 43’W., 3.50 m. to pt. 4; thence N. 26 deg. 17’W., 10.00 m. to the pt. of beg.; containing an area of THIRTY-FIVE (35) Square Meters. All pts.referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the ground by PS cyl.conc. mons. 15 x 40 cms. Bearings true; Date of Orig. survey Jan. 1919-Mar. 1920 and that of the cons.-subd., survey Nov. 15-20, 1997 and was approved on Dec. 29, 1997.


A parcel of land (lot 9, Blk. 17 of the cons.-subd.,plan Pcs-03-008648, being a portion of consolidated lots 5 to 9, 13, 14, 18 to 37 Blk. 1, lots 17 to 23, Blk.11, all of Blk.12, all of Blk.13, all of Blk.14, lots 3 to 7 Blk. 15, Rd. lots 5, 13 to18, Psd-03-070949 LRC Rec. No.), situated in the Bo. of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the NE., along line 1-2 by lot 10, Blk. 17, both of the cons.-subd.,plan. on the SE., along line 2-3 by lot 2111-D (LRC) Psd-113664; on the SW., along line 3-4 by lot 8, Blk. 17, and on the NW., along line 4-1 by Rd. lot 9, both of the cons-subd., plan. Beg. at a pt., marked “1” on plan being S. 36 deg. 37’E., 821.71 m. from BBM 13, Apalit Cad.; thence N. 26 deg. 17’ E., 10.00 m. to pt. 2; thence S. 63 deg. 43’W., 3.50 m. to pt. 3; thence N. 26 deg. 17’W., 10.00 m. to pt. 4; thence N. 63 deg. 43’E., 3.50 m. to the pt. of beg.; containing an area of THIRTY-FIVE (35) Square Meters. All pts.referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the ground by PS cyl.conc. mons. 15 x 40 cms. Bearings true; Date of Orig. survey Jan. 1919-Mar. 1920 and that of the cons.-subd., survey Nov. 15-20, 1997 and was approved on Dec. 29, 1997.


A parcel of land (Lot 10, Blk. 17 of the cons.-subd., plan Pcs-03-008648, being a portion of the consolidated lots 5 to 9, 13, 14, 18 to 37 Blk.1, lots 17 to 23, Blk.11, all of Blk.12, all of Blk.13, all of Blk.14, lots 3 to 7 Blk.15, Rd. lots 5, 13 to 18, Psd-03-070949 LRC Rec. No.), situated in the Bo. of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the NW., along line 1-2 by Rd. lot 9, on the NE., along line 2-3 by lot 11, Blk. 17, both of the cons.-subd., plan. on the SE.,along line 3-4 by lot 2111-D (LRC) Psd-113664; and on the SW., along line 4-1 by lot 9, Blk. 17, of the cons,-subd., plan. Beg. at a pt. marked “1” on plan being S. 36 deg. 37’E., 821.71 m. from BBM 13, Apalit Cad.; thence N. 63 deg. 43’ E., 3.50 m. to pt. 2; thence S. 26 deg. 17’E., 10.00 m. to pt. 3; thence S. 63 deg. 43’W., 3.50 m. to pt. 4; thence N. 26 deg. 17’W., 10.00 m. to the pt. of beg.; containing an area of THIRTY-FIVE (35) Square Meters. All pts.referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the ground by PS cyl.conc. mons. 15 x 40 cms. Bearings true; Date of Orig.survey Jan. 1919-Mar. 1920 and that of the cons.-subd., survey Nov. 15-20, 1997 and was approved on Dec. 29, 1997.


A parcel of land (Lot 11, Blk. 17 of the cons.-subd.,plan Pcs-03-008648, being a portion of consolidated lots 5 to 9, 13, 14, 18 to 37, Blk. 1, lots 17 to 23, Blk. 11, all of Blk. 12, all of Blk. 13, all of Blk. 14, Lots 3 to 7, Blk. 15, Rd. lots 5, 13 to 18 Psd-03-070949 LRC Rec. No.), situated in the Bo. of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the NE., along line 1-2 by lot 12, Blk. 17, of the cons.-subd.,plan. on the SE., along line 2-3 by lot 2111-D. (LRC) Psd-1136364; on the SW., along line 3-4 by lot 10, Blk. 1, and on the NE., along line 4-1 by Rd. lot 3, both of cons.-subd. plan. Beg. at a pt. marked “1” on plan being S. 37 deg. 06’E., 822.99 m. from BBM 13, Apalit Cad.;

thence S. 26 deg. 17’ E., 10.00 m. to pt. 2; thence S. 63 deg. 43’W., 3.50 m, to pt. 3; thence N.26 deg. 17’W., 10.00 m. to pt. 4; thence N. 63 deg. 43’W., 3.50 m. to the pt. of beg.; containing an area of THIRTY-FIVE (35) Square Meters.All pts.referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the ground by PS cyl.conc. mons. 15 x 40 cms. Bearings true; Date of Orig.survey Jan. 1919-Mar. 1920 and that of the cons.- survey Nov. 15-20, 1997 and was approved on Dec. 29, 1997.


A parcel of land (Lot 12, Blk.17 of the cons.-subd., plan Pcs-03-008648 being a portion of consolidated lots 5 to 9, 13, 14, 18 to 37, Blk. 1, lots 17 to 23, Blk. 11, all of Blk. 12, all of Blk. 13, all of Blk. 14, Lots 3 to 7, Blk. 15, Rd. lots 5, 13 to 18 Psd-03-070949 LRC Rec. No. ), situated in the Bo. of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the NW., along line 1-2 by Rd. lot 9, on the NE., along line 2-3 by lot 13, Blk. 17, both of the cons.-subd., plan. on the SW., along line 3-4 by lot 2111-D(LRC) Psd-113664 and on the SE., along line 4-1 by lot 11, Blk. 17, of the cons.-subd., plan., Beg. at a pt., marked “1” on plan, being S. 37 deg. 06’E., 822.99 m. from BBM 13, Apalit Cad.; thence N. 63 deg. 43’ E., 3.50 m. to pt. 2; thence S. 26 deg. 17’E., 10.00 m. to pt. 3; thence S. 63 deg. 43’W., 3.50 m, to pt. 4; thence W. 26 deg. 17’W., 10.00 m. to the pt. of beg.; containing an area of THIRTY-FIVE (35) Square Meters. All pts.referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the ground by PS cyl.conc. mons. 15 x 40 cms. Bearings true; Date of Orig.survey Jan. 1919-Ma. 1920 and that of the cons.- subd.,survey Nov. 15-20, 1997 and was approved on Dec. 29, 1997.


A parcel of land (Lot 13,Blk.17 of the cons.-subd.,plan Pcs-03-008648, being a portion of consolidated lots 5 to 9, 13, 14, 18 to 37, Blk.1, lots 17 to 23 Blk. 11, all of Blk. 12, all of Blk. 13, all of Blk. 14, lots 3 to 7 Blk. 15, Rd. lots 5, 13, to 18 Psd-03-070949 LRC Rec. No. ), situated in the Bo. of San Juan, Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the NE., along line 1-2 by lot 14 Blk. 17 of the cons.-subd.,plan. on the SE., along line 2-3 by lot 2111-D (LRC) Psd-113664; on the SW., along line 3-4 by lot 12, Blk. 17, and on the NW., along line 4-1 by Rd. lot 9, both of the cons.-subd.,plan. Beg. at a pt., marked “1” on plan being S. 37 deg. 35’E., 824.34 m. from BBM 13, Apalit Cad.; thence S. 26 deg. 17’ W., 10.00 m. to pt. 2; thence S. 63 deg. 43’W., 3.50 m. to pt. 3;thence N. 26 deg. 17’W., 10.00 m. to pt. 4; thence N. 63 deg. 43’E., 3.50 m. to the pt. of beg.; containing an area of THIRTY-FIVE (35) Square Meters. All pts.referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the ground by PS cyl.conc. mons. 15 x 40 cms. Bearings true; Date of Orig.survey Jan.1919 Mar. 1920 and that of the cons.- subd.,survey Nov. 15-20, 1997 and was approved on Dec. 29, 1997.


A parcel of land (Lot 14, Blk. 17 of the cons.-subd., plan Pcs-03-008648, being a portion of consolidated lots 5 to 9, 13, 14, 18 to 37, Blk.1, lots 17 to 23, Blk. 11, all of Blk. 12, all of Blk. 13, all of Blk. 14, Lots 3 to 7, Blk.15, Rd. lots 5, 13 to 18, Psd-03-070949 LRC Rec. No.), situated in the Bo. of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the NW., along line 1-2 by Rd. lot 9, on the NE., along line 2-3 by lot 15, Blk. 17, both of the cons.-subd., plan. on the SW., along line 3-4 by lot 2111-D (LRC) Psd-113664; and on the SE., along line 4-1 by lot 13, Blk. 17, of the cons.-subd. plan. Beg. at a pt., marked “1” on plan being S. 37 deg. 35’E., 824.34 m. from BBM 13, Apalit Cad.; thence N. 63 deg. 43’ E., 3.50 m. to pt. 2; thence S. 26 deg. 17’E., 10.00 m. to pt. 3; thence S. 63 deg. 43’W., 3.50 m, to pt. 4; thence N. 26 deg. 17’W., 10.00 m. to the pt. of beg.; containing an area of THIRTY-FIVE (35) Square Meters. All pts.referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the ground by PS Cyl. conc. mons. 15 x 40 cms; Bearings true; Date of Orig.survey Jan. 1919-Mar. 1920 and that of the cons. subd.,survey Nov. 15-20, 1997 and was approved on Dec. 29, 1997.


A parcel of land (Lot 15, Blk. 17 of the cons.-subd., plan Pcs-03-008648, being a portion of consolidated lots 5 to 9, 13, 14, 18 to 37, Blk.1, lots 17 to 23, Blk. 11, all of Blk. 12, all of Blk. 13, all of Blk. 14, lots 3 to 7 Blk.15, Rd. lots 5, 13 to 18, Psd-03-070949 LRC Rec. No.), situated in the Bo. of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the NE., along line 1-2 by lot 16, Blk. 17, of the cons.-subd., plan. on the SE.,along line 2-3 by lot 2111-D, (LRC) Pcs-113664; on the SW., along line 3-4 by lot 14, Blk. 17, and on the NW., along line 4-1 by Rd. lot 9, both of the cons-subd.,plan. Beg. at a pt., marked “1” on plan, being N. 38 deg. 03’E., 825.74 m. from BBM 13, Apalit Cad.; thence S. 26 deg. 17’ E., 10.00 m. to pt. 2; thence S. 63 deg. 43’W., 3.50 m. to pt. 3; thence N. 26 deg. 17’E., 10.00 m, to pt. 4; thence N. 63 deg. 43’E., 3.50 m. to the pt. of beg.; containing an area of THIRTY-FIVE (35) Square Meters. All pts. referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the ground by P.S. cyl. conc. mons. 15 x 40 cms. Bearings true; date of orig. survey Jan. 1929-March 1920, and that of the cons. subd. survey Nov. 15-20, 1997, and was approved on Dec. 29, 1997.


A parcel of land (lot 16 blk. 17, of the cons.-subd. plan Pcs-03-008648, being a portion of consolidated lots 5 to 9, 13, 14, 18 to 37, blk. 1, lots 17 to 23, blk. 11, all of blk. 12, all of blk. 13, all of blk. 14, lots 3 to 7 blk. 15, Rd. lots 5, 13 to 18 Psd-03-070949 L.R.C. Rec. No. ), situated in the Bo. of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the NW., along line 1-2 by Rd. 1 lot 9; on the NE., along line 2-3 by lot 17, both of the cons.-subd. plan; on the SE., along line 3-4 by lot 2111-D, (LRC) Psd-113664; and on the SW., along line 4-1 by lot 15, blk. 17, of the cons. subd. plan. Beg. at a pt., marked “1” on plan being S. 38 deg. 03’E., 825.74 m. from BBM 13, Apalit Cad.; thence N. 63 deg. 43’ E., 3.50 m. to pt. 2; thence S. 26 deg. 17’E., 10.00 m. to pt. 3; thence S. 63 deg. 43’W., 3.50 m. to pt. 4; thence N. 26 deg. 17’W., 10.00 m. to the pt. of beg.; containing an area of THIRTY-FIVE (35) Square Meters. All pts. referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the ground by P.S. cyl. conc. mons. 15 x 40 cms. Bearings true; date of orig. survey Jan. 1919-March 1920 and that of the cons.-subd. survey Nov. 15-20, 1997 and was approved on Dec. 29, 1997.


A parcel of land (Lot 17, Blk. 17 of the cons.-subd.,plan Pcs-03-008648, being a portion of consolidated lots 5 to 9, 13, 14, 18 to 37 Blk.1, lots 17 to 23, Blk. 11, all of Blk. 12, all of Blk. 13, all of Blk. 14, lots 3 to 7, Blk. 15, Rd. lots 5, 13, to 18 Psd-03-070949 L.R.C. Rec. No. ), situated in the Bo. of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the NE., along line 1-2 by

lot 18, Blk. 17, of the cons.-subd.,plan. on the SE., along line 2-3 by lot 2111-D (LRC) Psd-113664. on the SW., along line 3-4 by lot 16, Blk. 17, and on the NW., along line 4-1 by Rd. lot 9, both of the cons.-subd., plan. Beg. at a pt., marked “1” on plan being S. 38 deg. 32’E., 827.19 m. from BBM 13, Apalit Cad.; thence S. 26 deg. 17’ E., 10.00 m. to pt. 2; thence S. 63 deg. 43’W., 3.50 m. to pt. 3; thence N.26 deg. 17’W., 10.00 m. to pt. 4; thence N. 63 deg. 43’E., 3.50 m. to the pt. of beg.; containing an area of THIRTY-FIVE (35) Square Meters. All pts.referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the ground by PS cyl.conc. mons. 15 x 40 cms.; Bearings true; Date of Orig. survey Jan. 1919-Mar. 1920, and that of the cons.-subd.,survey Nov. 15-20, 1997 and was approved on Dec. 29, 1997.


A parcel of land (Lot 18, Blk. 17 of the cons.-subd.,plan Pcs-03-008648, being a portion of lots 5 to 9, 13, 14, 18 to 19 Blk. 1, lots 17 to 23, Blk. 11, all of Blk. 12, all of Blk. 13, all of Blk. 14, lots 3 to 7, Blk. 15, Rd. lots 5, 13 to 18, Psd-03-070949 LRC Rec. No. ), situated in the Bo. of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the NW., along line 1-2 by Rd. lot 9; on the NE., along line 2-3 by lot 19, Blk. 17, both of the cons.-subd.,plan; on the SE., along line 3-4 by 2111-D (LRC) Psd-113664 and on the SW., along line 4-1 by lot 17, Blk. 17, of the cons.-subd., plan. Beg. at a pt. marked “1” on plan being S. 38 deg. 32’E., 827.19 m. from BBM 13, Apalit Cad.; thence N. 63 deg. 43’ E., 3.50 m. to pt. 2; thence S. 26 deg. 17’E., 10.00 m. to pt. 3; thence S. 63 deg. 43’W., 3.50 m. to pt. 4; thence N. 26 deg. 17’W., 10.00 m. to the pt. of beg.; containing an area of THIRTY-FIVE (35) Square Meters. All pts.referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the ground by PS cyl.conc. mons. 15 x 40 cms. Bearings true; Date of Orig.survey Jan. 1919 Mar. 1920 and that of the cons.-subd.,survey Nov. 15-20, 1997 and was approved on Dec. 29, 1997.


A parcel of land (Lot 19, Blk. 17 of the cons.-subd., plan Pcs-03-008648, being a portion of consolidated lots 5 to 9, 13, 14, 18 to 37, Blk.1, lots 17 to 23, Blk. 11, all of Blk. 12, all of Blk. 13, all of Blk. 14, lots 3 to 7 Blk. 15, Rd. lots 5, 13 to 18 Psd-03-070949 LRC Rec. No. ), situated in the Bo. of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the NE., along line 1-2 by legal Easement, of the cons.-subd.,plan; on the SE., along line 2-3 by lot 2111-D (LRC) Psd-113664; on the SW., along line 3-4 by lot 18, Blk. 17, and on the NW., along line 4-1 by Rd. lot 9, both of the cons.-subd., plan. Beg. at a pt., marked “1” on plan being S. 39 deg. 02’E., 828.82 m. from BBM 13, Apalit Cad.; thence S. 27 deg. 36’E., 10.00 m. to pt. 2; thence S. 63 deg. 43’W., 4.23 m. to pt. 3; thence N. 26 deg. 17’W., 10.00 m. to pt. 4; thence N. 63 deg. 43’E., 4.00 m. to the pt. of beg.; containing an area of FORTY-ONE (41) Square Meters. All pts.referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the ground by PS cyl.conc. mons. 15 x 40 cms; Bearings true; Date of Orig. survey Jan. 1919-Mar. 1920 and that of the cons.-subd.,survey Nov. 15-20, 1997 and was approved on Dec. 29, 1997.


A parcel of land (Road Lot 1, of the subd., plan Psd-03-070949 being a portion of lot 2111-C, (LRC) Psd-113664, L.R.C. Rec. No. ), situated in the Barrio of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the NE., along line 1-2 by Rd. , lot 3, on the SE., along line 2-3 by lot 1, Block 11, both of the subd., plan; on the W., along line 3-4 by Lot 2108, Apalit Cad.; on the NW., along line 4-1 by lot 1, Block 1, of the subd., plan. Beginning at a pt., marked “1” on plan, being S. 20 deg.. 15’ E., 758.73 m. from B.B.M. 13, Apalit Cad. thence S. 29 deg. 21’E, 10.28 m to pt., 2; thence S. 47 deg. 19‘W., 21.86 m. to pt., 3; thence N. 6 deg. 27’W., 12.40 m. to pt., 4; thence N. 47 deg. 18’E., 16.90 m. to the pt., of beginning; containing an area of ONE HUNDRED NINETY FOUR (194) SQUARE METERS. All pts., referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the grounds by P.S. cyl. conc. mons. Bearings true; date of original survey Jan. 1919-Mar. 1920 and that of the subd., survey Feb. 1-20, 1995 and was approved on Mary 7, 1995.


A parcel of land (Road Lot 2, of the subd., plan Psd-03-070949, being a portion of lot 2111-C, (LRC) Psd-113664, L.R.C. Rec. No. ), situated in the Barrio of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the SW., along line 1-2-3 by Block 1, on the NE., along line 2-3 by Rd., lot 5, on the SE., along line 4-5-6 by lot 1 & 2, both of Block 2, along line 6-7 by Rd., lot 10, along line 7-8 by Block 4, on the S., along line 8-1 by Rd., lot 3, all of the subd., plan. Beginning at a pt., marked “1” on plan, being S. 20 deg. 15’E., 758.73 m. from B.B.M. 13, Apalit Cad. thence N. 6 deg. 27’ W., 116.12 m. to pt.,2; thence N. 49 deg. 07’W., 3.15 m. to pt., 3; thence S. 85 deg. 00’E.,12.50 m. to pt., 4; thence S. 38 deg. 31’W., 3.00 m. to pt., 5; thence S. 6 deg. 27’E, 15.75 m. to pt., 6; thence S. 6 deg. 28’E , 10.75 m. to pt., 7; thence S. 6 deg. 27’E , 86.74 m. to pt. 8; thence S. 77 deg. 23’W., 8.05 m. to the pt., of beginning; containing an area of NINE HUNDRED THIRTY NINE(939) SQUARE METERS. All pts., referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the grounds by PS. cyl. conc. mons., Bearings true; date of original survey Jan. 1919-Mar. 1920 and that of the subd., survey Feb. 1-20, 1995 and was approved on Mar. 7, 1995.


A parcel of land (Road Lot 3, of the subd., plan Psd-03-070949, being a portion of lot 2111-C, (LRC) Psd-113664, L.R.C. Rec. No. ), situated in the Barrio of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the NW., along line 1-2 by Rd., lot 2, along line 2-3-4- by lot 18 & 17, both of Block 4; along line 4-5 by Rd., lot 6, along line 5-6 by lot 18 &17, both of Block 5, along line 6-7 by Rd., lot 7, along line 7-8 by lot 8 & 7, both of Blk. 8, along line 10-11 by Rd., lot 9, along line 11-12 by lot 16’ 15, both of Blk. 9; along line 12-13 by Rd., lot 12, on the E., along line 13-14 by Rd. lot 14, on the SE., along line 14-15 by Block 11, on the SW., along line 15-1 by Rd. lot 1, all of the subd., plan. Beginning at a pt., marked “1” on plan, being S. 20 deg. 15’E., 758.73 m. from B.B.M. 13, Apalit Cad. thence N. 77 deg. 23’ E., 8.05 m. to pt., 2; thence S . 52 deg. 56’E., 2.92 m. to pt., 3; thence N. 80 deg. 37’E., 19.78 m. to pt., 4; thence N. 80 deg. 38’E., 10.74 m. to pt., 5; thence N. 80 deg. 37’E., 19.79 m. to pt., 6; thence N. 80 deg. 38’E., 10.74 m. to pt. 7; thence N. 80 deg. 37’E.., 19.31 m. to pt. 8; thence N. 80 deg. 34’E , 10.75 m. to pt. 9; thence N. 80 deg. 37’E, 15.78 m. to point 10; thence N. 80 deg. 37’E , 10.75 m. to pt. 11; thence N. 80 deg. 37’E , 15.78 m. to pt. 12; thence N. 66 deg. 13’E, 9.03m. to pt., 13; thence S. 13 deg. 11’E., 10.26 m. to the pt 14; thence S. 80 deg. 37’W., 149.90 m. to pt. 15; thence N. 29 deg. 18’W., 10.30 m.

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A parcel of land (Road Lot 6, of the subd., plan Psd-03-070949, being a portion of lot 2111-C, (LRC) Psd-113664, L.R.C. Rec. No. ), situated in the Barrio of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the N., along line 1-2 by Rd., Lot 10, on the E., along line 2 to 5 by Block 5, on the S., along line 5-6 by Rd., lot 3, on the W., along line 6-7-8-1 by Block 4, all of the subd., plan. Beginning at a pt., marked “1” onplan, being S. 24 deg. 30’E., 680.83m. from B.B.M. 13, Apalit Cad. thence N. 83 deg. 29’E., 10.75 m. to pt., 2; thence S. 38 deg. 31’W., 3.00 m. to pt., 3; thence S. 6 deg. 27’E., 84.94 m. to pt., 4; thence S. 52 deg. 47’E., 2.93 m. to pt., 5; thence S. 80 deg. 38’W., 10.74 m. to pt., 6; thence N. 36 deg. 57’E., 3.08 m. to pt., 7; thence N. 6 deg. 27’ W., 85.26 m. to pt., 8; thence N. 51 deg. 29’W., 3.00 m. to the pt., of beginning; containing an area of FIVE HUNDRED NINETY (590) SQUARE METERS. All pts., referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the ground by PS. cyl. c nc. mons., Bearings true, date of original survey Jan. 1919-Mar. 1920 and that of the subd., survey Feb. 1-20, 1995 and was approved on Mar. 7, 1995.


A parcel of land Road Lot7, of the subd., plan Psd-03-070949, being a portion of Lot 2111-C. (LRC) Psd-113664, L.R.C. Rec. No. ), situated in the Barrio of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov, of Pampanga. Bounded on the N., along line 1-2 by Rd., lot 10, on the E., along line 2-3-4 by Block 6; along line 4-5 by Alley along line 5-6-7 by Block 7, on the S., along line 7-8 by Rd., lot 3, on the W., along line 8-9-10-1 by Block 5, all of the subd., plan. Beginning at a pt., marked “1” on plan being S. 26 deg. 54’E., 690.85 m. from B.B.M. 13, Apalit Cad. thence N. 83 deg. 29’E., 10.75 m. to pt., 2; thence S. 38 deg. 31’W, 3.00 m. to pt., 3; thence S. 6 deg. 27’E., 38.13 m. to pt., 4; thence S. 6 deg. 29’E. 38.08m. to pt., 5; thence S. 6 deg. 27’E., 37.03 m. to pt., 6; thence S. 52 deg. 40’E, 2.92 m. to pt., 7; thence S. 80 deg. 38’W , 10.74 m. to pt. 8; thence N. 36 deg. 57’ E, 3.08 m. to pt., 9; thence N. 6 deg. 27’W , 83.74 m. to pt., 10; thence N. 51 deg. 38’W., 3.00 m. to pt., of beginning; containing an area of FIVE HUNDRED EIGHTY (58O) SQUARE METERS. All pts., referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the grounds by PS. cyl. conc. mons., Bearings true; date of original survey Jan. 1919-Mar. 1920 and that of the subd., survey Feb. 1-20, 1995 and was approved on Mar. 7, 1995.


A parcel of land (Road Lot 8, of the subd., plan Psd-03-070949), being a portion of lot 2111-C, (LRC) Psd-113664, L.R.C. Rec. No. ), situated in the Barrio of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pampanga, Bounded on the N., along line 1-2 by Alley, on the E., along line 2 to 5 by Block 8, on the S., along line 5-6 by Rd., lot 3, on the W., along line 6-7-8-1 by Block 7, all of the subd., plan. Beginning at a pt., marked “1” on plan, being S. 27 deg. 51’E 745.04 m. from B.B.M. 13, Apalit Cad. thence N. 83 deg. 29’ E., 10.75 m. to pt. 2; thence S. 38 deg. 31’W., 3.00 m. to pt., 3 thence S. 6 deg. 27’E., 35.50 m. to pt., 4; thence S. 52 deg. 49’E, 2.91 m, to pt., 5 thence S. 80 deg. 34’ W., 10.75 m, to pt., 6; thence N. 36 deg. 57’E, 3.08 m. to pt., 7; thence N. 6 deg. 27’W, 35.83 m. to pt., 8; thence N. 51 deg. 29’W., 3.00 m to the pt., of beginning; containing an area of TWO HUNDRED SIXTY NINE (269) SQUARE METERS. All pts., referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the grounds by PS. cyl. conc. mons., Bearings true, date of original survey Jan. 1919-Mar. 1920 and that of the subd., survey Feb. 1-20, 1995 and was approved on Mar. 7, 1995.


A parcel of land (Road Lot 9, of the subd., plan Psd-03-070949, being a portion of lot 2111-C, (LRC) Psd-113664, L.R.C. Rec. No. ), situated in the Bo. of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the N., along line 1-2 by Rd. , lot 10 , on the NE., along line 2-3-4-5 by Block 9, on the SE., along line 5-6 by Rd., lot 3, on the SW., along lone 6-7-8 by Block 8, along line 8-9 by Alley; along line 9-10-1 by Block 6, all of the subd., plan. Beginning at a pt., marked “1” on plan, being S. 31deg. 12’ E, 712.71 m. from B.B.M. 13, Apalit Cad. thence N. 83 deg. 29 ‘E , 10.75 m. to pt., 2; thence S. 38 deg. 31 ‘W , 3.00 m. to pt. , 3; thence S. 6 deg. 27’E, 80.55 m, to pt. 4; thence S. 52 deg. 47’E , 2.93 m. to pt., 5; thence S. 80 deg. 37’W, 10.75 m. to pt., 6; thence N. 37 deg. 06’E, 3.08 m. to pt., 7; thence N. 6 deg. 27’W., 34.50 m. to pt., 8; thence N. 6 deg. 29’W., 8.24m. to pt., 9; thence N. 6 de. 27’W., 38.14 m. to pt., 10; thence N. 51 deg. 38’ W., 3.00 m. to the pt., of beginning; containing an area of FIVE HUNDRED SIXTY ONE (561) SQUARE METERS. All pts., referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the grounds by PS. cyl. conc. mons., Bearings true; date of original survey Jan. 1919-Mar. 1920 and that of the subd., survey Feb. 1-20, 1995 and was approved on Mar. 7, 1995.


A parcel of land (Road Lot 10, of the subd., plan Psd-03-070949, being a portion of lot 2111-C, (LRC) Psd-113664, L.R.C. Rec. No. ), situated in the Bo. of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the S., along line 1-2 by Rd., lot 12, along line 2-3 by lot 1 & 2, both of Block 9, along line 3-4 by Rd., lot 9, along line 4-5 by Block 6, along line 5-6 by Rd. lot 7, along line 6-7 by lot 1 & 2, both of Block 4, on the W., along line 10-11 by Rd., lot 2, on the N., along line 11-12-13 by Block 2, along line 13-14 by Rd., lot 11, along line 14-15-16 by Block 3, on the E., along line 16-17 by Rd., lot 13, on the S., along line 17-18-1 by lot 1 & 2, both of Blk.10, all of the subd., plan. Beginning at a pt., marked “1” on plan, being S. 33 deg. 52’E , 729.05 m. from BBM No. 13, Apalit Cad. thence S. 83 deg. 29’W., 10.75 m. to pt ., 2; thence S. 83 deg. 29’W.,15.75m. to pt., 3; thence S. 83 deg. 29’W., 10.75 m. to pt., 4; thence S. 83 deg. 29’E., 46.25 m. to pt., 5; thence S. 83 deg. 29’W., 10.75 m to pt., 6; thence S. 83 deg. 29’W.,10.75 m. to pt., 7; thence S. 83 deg. 29’W., 10.75 m. to pt., 8; thence S. 83 deg. 29’ W, 19.75 m. to pt., 9; thence S. 38 deg. 31’W., 3.00 m. to pt. 10; thence N. 6 deg. 28’W., 3.00 m to pt. 11; thence S. 51 deg. 29’E, 3.00 m. to pt., 12; thence N. 83 deg. 29’E , 80.75 m. to pt., 13 thence N.83 deg. 29’E., 10.75 m. to pt., 14; thence N. 83 deg. 29’E., 68.74 m. to pt., 15; thence N. 58 deg. 31’E, 3.00 m. to pt., 16; thence S. 6 deg. 28’E., 10.75 m. to pt 17; thence N. 51 deg. 29’W , 3.00 m. to pt., 18; thenceS. 83 deg. 29’W., 15.75 m. to the pt., of beginning; containing an area of ONE THOUSAND

SEVENTY NINE (1,079) SQUARE METERS. all pts., referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the grounds by PS. cyl. conc. mons., Bearings true, date of original survey Jan 1919-Mar. 1920 and that of the subd., survey Feb. 1-20, 1995 and was approved on Mar. 7, 1995.

Transfer Certificate of Title No.385718-R

A parcel of land (Road Lot 12,of the subd., plan Psd-03-070949, being a portion of lot 2111-C, (LRC) Psd-113664, L.R.C Rec. No. ), situated in the Bo. of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the N., along line 1-2 by Rd., lot 10, on the NE., along line 2-3-4 by Block 10; on the SE., along line 4-5 by Rd., lot 3, on the SW., along line 5-6-7-1 by Rd., 9, all of the subd., plan. Beginning at a pt., marked “1” on plan, being S. 33 deg. 06’E., 724.18 m. from B.B.M. 13, Apalit Cad. thence N. 83 deg. 29’E., 10.75 m. to pt., 2; thence S. 38 deg. 31’W., 3.00 m. to pt., 3; thence S. 6 deg. 27’E., 79.11 m. to pt., 4; thence S. 66 deg. 13’ W., 9.03 m. to pt., 5; thence S. 36 deg. 57’ E., 3.08 m. to pt., 6; thence N. 6 deg. 27’ W., 79.55 m. to pt., 7; thence N. 51 deg. 29’ W., 3.00 m. to pt., of beginning; containing an area of FIVE HUNDRED FORTY ONE (541) SQUARE METERS. All pts., referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the grounds by P.S. cyl. conc. mons., Bearings true, date of original survey Jan. 1919-Mar. 1920 and that of the subd., survey Feb. 1-20, 1995 and was approved on Mar. 7, 1995.


A parcel of land (Alley of the subd., plan Psd-03-070949, being a portion of lot 2111-C, (LRC) Psd-113664, L.R.C. Rec. No. ), situated in the Barrio of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the NW., along line 1 to 4 by Block 6, on the NE., along line 4-5 by Rd., lot 9, on the SE., along line5-6-7by lot 1 & 2, both of Block 8, along line 6-7-8 by Rd., lot 8, along line 8-9-10, by lot 1 & 2, both of Block 7, all of the subd., plan. Beginning at a pt., marked “1” onplan, being S. 26 deg. 26’E., 731.60 m. from BBM 13, Apalit Cad. thence S. 51 deg. 29’ W., 3.00 m. to pt., 2; thence N. 83 deg. 29’E., 46.25 m, to pt., 3; thence W. 38 deg. 31’E., 3.00 m, to point 4; thence S. 6 deg. 29’E., 8.24 m. to pt., 5; thence N. 51 deg. 29 W., 3.00 m. to point 6; thence S. 83 deg. 29’ W., 15.74 m. to pt., 7; thence S. 83 deg. 29’W., 10.75 m. to pt., 8; thence S. 83 deg. 29’W., 19.76 m. to pt 9; thence S. 38 deg. 51’W., 3.00 m. to point 10; thence N. 6 deg. 29’ W., 8.24 m. to the pt., of beginning; containing an area of TWO HUNDRED ELEVEN (211) SQUARE METERS. All pts., referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the grounds by P.S. cyl. conc. mons., bearings true, date of original survey Jan. 1919-Mar. 1920 and that of the subd., subd., Feb. 1-20, 1995 was approved on Mar. 7, 1995.


A parcel of land (Easement of the subd., plan Psd-03-070949, being a portion of lot 2111-C, (LRC) Psd-113664, L.R.C. Rec. No. ), situated in the Barrio of San Juan, Mun.of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the NE., along line 1 to 5 by Sapang Calumanan, on the SE., along line 5-6 by lot 2111-D, (LRC) Psd-113664, on the SW., along line 6-7 by lot 7, Block 13, along line 7-8 by Rd., lot 18, along line 8-9-10, by Block 14, all of the subd., plan, on the N., alongline 10-1 by lot 2111-B, (LRC) Psd-113664. Beginning at a pt., marked “1” onplan, being S. 41 deg. 0 ‘ 731.58 m. fromBBM No. 13, Apalit Cad. thence S. 20 deg.10’E.,21.84 m. to pt., 2; thence S. 22 deg. 58’E., 37.85 m, to pt., 3; thence S. 32 deg. 59’ E., 39.96 m. to pt. 4; thence S. 27 deg. 33’ E., 11.58 m. to pt., 5; thence S.63 deg. 45’W., 3.00 m. to pt., 6; thence N. 27 deg. 34’W., 10.01 m. to pt., 7; thence N. 37 deg. 57’W., 6.63 m. to point 8; thence N. 31 deg. 44’W., 35.16 m. to pt. 9; thence N. 21 deg. 57’ W.,60.50 m. to pt., 10; thence N. 83 deg. 29’ E., 3.14 m. to pt., of beginning; containing an area of THREE HUNDRED TWENTY-FIVE (325) SQUARE METERS. All pts., referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the grounds by PS. cyl. conc. mons., Bearings true; date of original survey Jan. 1919-Mar. 1920 and that of the subd. survey Feb. 1-20, 1995 and was approved on Mar. 7, 1995.


A parcel of land (Road lot 1, of the cons-subd., plan Pcs-03-008648, being a portion of the consolidated lots of Psd-03-070949 LRC Rec. No. ), situated in the Bo. of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the NE., along line 1-2 by Rd. lot 2; on the SE.,along line 2-3-4 by Blk.3, along line 4-5 by Rd. lot 11 (Psd-03-070949) along lines 5-6 by Blk.2; of the cons.-subd., plan; along line 6-7 by Rd. lot 2; along lines 7-8-9 by lot 12, Blk.1,both of Psd-03-070949; on the SW., along line 9-10 by lot 9 to 11 Blk. 1, of the cons. subd., plan. and on the NW., along lines 11 to 13-1 by Blk. 1 of the cons.-subd. plan. Beg. at a pt. marked “1” on plan being S. 36 deg. 30’E., 707.79 m. from BBM 13, Apalit Cad.; thence S. 01 deg. 32’E., 10.16 m. to pt. 2;thence N. 51 deg. 29’W., 3.00 m. to pt. 3;thence S. 83 deg. 29’W/, 68.80 m. to pt. 4; thence S. 83 deg. 30’W., 10.72 m. to pt. 5;thence S. 83 deg. 29’W., 80.73 m. to pt. 6;thence N.87 deg. 30’W., 12.44 m. to pt. 7; thence N.83 deg. 28’W., 2.28 m. to pt. 8;thence S. 82 deg. 34’W., 2.00 m. to pt. 9;thence N.06 deg. 31’W., 4.06 m. to pt. 10;thence N.83 deg. 29’E., 12.00 m. to pt. 11;thence N. 83 deg. 29’E., 30.00 m. to pt. 12; thence N.83 deg. 29’E., 131.76 m. to pt. 13; thence N.69 deg. 27’E., 6.18 m. to the pt. of beg.; containing an area of ONE THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED FIFTY (1150) Square Meters. All pts.referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the ground by PS cyl.conc. mons. 15 x 40 cms. Bearings true; Date of Orig.survey Jan. 1919- Mar. 1920 and that of the cons.-subd., survey Nov. 15-20, 1997 and was approved on Dec. 29, 1997.


A parcel of land (Rd. Lot 2, of the cons.-subd., plan Pcs-03-008648, being a portion of consolidated lots of Psd-03-070949 LRC Rec. No.), situated in the Bo. of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit,Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the NE., along line 1-2 by Rd. lot 10; on the SE., along line 2-3 by Blk. 13, along line 3-4 by Rd. lot 5; along line 4-5 by Blk. 12; along line 5-6 by Rd. Lot 3; on the SW., along line 6-7 by Rd. lot 1, and on the NW.,along line 7-1 by Blk. 1, all of the cons.-subd., plan. Beg. at a pt. marked “1” on plan being S. 40 deg. 31’E., 739.43 m. from BBM 13, Apalit Cad.; thence S. 21 deg. 48’W., 9.09 m. to pt. 2; thence S.83 deg. 29’W., 21.22 m. to pt. 3; thence S. 83 deg. 29’W., 15.76 m. to pt. 5;thence S. 69 deg. 39’W., 8.88 m. to pt. 6;thence N. 01 deg. 32’W., 10.16 m. to pt. 7;thence N.83 deg. 29’E., 59.77 m. to the pt. of beg. containing an area of FOUR HUNDRED SEVENTY THREE (473) Square Meters. All pts.referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the ground by PS cyl.conc. mons. 15 x 40 cms. Bearings true; Date of Orig.survey Jan. 1919-Mar. 1920 and that of the cons.-subd., survey Nov. 15-20, 1997 and was approved on Dec. 29, 1997.


A parcel of land (Road Lot 3, of the cons.-subd., plan Pcs-03-008648, being a portion of consolidated lots of Psd-03-070949 LRC Rec. No. ), situated in the Bo. of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit,Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the NE., along lines 1-2-3 by Blk. 12; along line 3-4 by Rd. lot 4; along line 4-5-6 by Blk. 11. all of the cons.-subd., plan. on the SW., along line 6-7 by lot 4 (Rd.) Psd-03-07094 ; along line 7-8 by Blk. 10, along line 8-9 by Rd. lot 10, along line 9-10 by Blk. 3; and on the Rd., along line 10-1 by Rd. lot 2, both of the cons.-subd., plan. Beg. at a pt. Marked “1” on plan being S. 36 deg. 43’E., 718.59 m. from BBM 13, Apalit Cad,; thence S. 38 deg. 31’W., 3.00 m. to pt. 2; thence S. 06 deg. 27’E., 37.69 m. to pt. 3; thence S. 06 deg. 27’E., 12.25 m. to pt. 4; thence S. 06 deg. 27’E., 59.41 m. to pt. 5; thence S. 80 deg. 37’W., 8.54 m. to pt. 6; thence N.03 deg. 40’E., 11.58 m. to pt. 7; thence N.06 deg. 27’W., 71.88 m. to pt. 8; thence N.06 deg. 27’W., 10.74 m. to pt. 9; thence N.06 deg. 27’W., 15.76 m. to pt. 10; thence N. 69 deg. 39’E., 8.88 m. to the pt. of the beg.; containing an area of SEVEN HUNDRED THRTY (730) Square Meters. All pts.referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the ground by PS cyl.conc. mons. 15 x 40 cms. Bearings true; Date of Orig.survey Jan. 1919-Mar. 1920 and that of the cons.-subd., survey Nov. 15-20, 1997 and was approved on Dec. 29, 1997.


A parcel of land (Road lot 4, of the cons. subd. plan Pcs-03-008648, being a portion of the consolidated lots of Psd-03-070949 L.R.C. Rec No.), situated in the Bo. of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the NE., along line 1-2 by Rd. lot 5; of the cons. subd. plan; on the SE., along lines 2 to 5 by lot 1, blk. 15 & lot 25, blk. 11, Psd-03-070949; on the SW., along line 5-6 by Rd. lot 3; and on the NW., along lines 6 to 8-1 by blk. 12, of the cons. subd. plan. Beg. at a pt. marked “1” on plan being S. 36 deg. 22’E., 761.99 m. from BBM 13, Apalit Cad.; thence S. 06 deg. 27’E., 12.24 m. to pt. 2; thence N. 51 deg. 28’W., 3.00 m. to pt. 3; thence S. 83 deg. 29’W., 15.76 m. to pt. 4; thence S. 38 deg. 24’W., 3.01 m. to pt. 5; thence N. 06’ deg. 27’W., 12.25 m. to pt. 6; thence S. 51 deg. 29’E., 3.00 m. to pt. 7; thence N. 83 deg. 29’E., 15.76 m. to pt. 8; thence N. 38 deg. 31’E., 3.00 m. to the pt. of beg; containing an area of ONE HUNDRED SIXTY NINE (169) Square Meters. All pts. referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the ground by P.S. cyl. conc. mons. 15 x 40 cms. Bearings true; date of orig. survey Jan. 1919-March 1920, and that of the cons. subd. survey Nov. 15-20, 1997 and was approved on Dec. 29, 1997.


A parcel of land (Road Lot 5, of the cons.-subd. plan Pcs-03-008648, being a portion of the consolidated lots Psd-03-070949 L.R.C. Rec. No. ), situated in the Bo. of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the NE., along lines 1-2-3 by blk. 13; along lines 3-4 by Rd. lot 6; along line 4-5 by blk. 4; along line 5-6 by Rd. lot 7; along line 6-7 by blk. 15; along line 7-8 by Rd. lot 8; along line 8-9 by blk. 16; along line 9-10 by Rd. lot 9; along lines 10-11-12 by blk. 17; all of the cons. subd. plan; on the SE., along line 12-13 by lot 2111-D, (LRC) Psd-113664. on the SW., along line 13-14-15 by blk. 11; along line 15-16 by Rd. lot 4; along lines 16-17-18 by blk. 12; and on the NW., along line 18-1 by Rd. lot 2, all of the cons.-subd. plan. Beg. at a pt. marked “1” on plan being S. 38 deg. 30’E., 732.28 m. from BBM 13, Apalit Cad.; thence S. 38 deg. 31’W., 3.00 m. to pt. 2; thence S. 06 deg. 27’E., 15.76 m. to pt. 3; thence S. 06 deg. 27’E.,8.24 m. to pt. 4; thence S. 06 deg. 27’E., 15.76 m. to pt. 5; thence S. 06 deg. 27’E., 8.24 m. to pt. 6; thence S. 06 deg. 27’E., 15.76 m. to pt. 7; thence S. 06 deg. 27’E., 8.24 m. to pt. 8; thence S. 06 deg. 27’E., 18.31 m. to pt. 9; thence S. 00 deg. 15’E., 7.18 m. to pt. 10; thence S. 28 deg. 38’W., 3.00 m. to pt. 11; thence S. 06 deg. 27’E., 8.80 m. to pt. 12; thence S. 63 deg. 43’W., 4.25 m. to pt. 13; thence N. 06 deg. 27’W., 44.32 m. to pt. 14; thence N. 06 deg. 27’W., 15.89 m. to pt. 15; thence N. 06 deg. 27’W., 13.80 m. to pt. 16; thence N. 06 deg. 27’W., 34.57 m. to pt. 17; thence N. 36 deg. 23’W., 4.25 m. to pt. 18; thence N. 83 deg. 29’E., 10.74 m. to the pt. of beg.; containing an area of SEVEN HUNDRED ONE (701) Square Meters. All pts. referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the ground by P.S. cyl. conc. mons. 15x40 cms. Bearings true; date of orig. survey Jan. 1919-March 1920, and that of the cons. subd. survey Nov. 15-20, 1997 and was approved on Dec. 29, 1997.


A parcel of land (Road Lot 6 of the cons.-subd.,plan Pcs-03-008648, being a portion of consolidated lots of Psd-03-070949 LRC Rec. No. ), situated in the Bo. of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the NE., along line 1-2 by Rd. lot 10; on the SE., along lines 3 to 5 by Blk. 14; on the SW., along line 5-6 by Rd. lot 5; and on the NW., along lines 6 to 8-1 by Blk. 13, all of the cons.-subd.,plan. Beg. at a pt., marked “1” on plan being S. 39 deg. 26’E., 762.33 m. from BBM 13, Apalit Cad.; thence S. 22 deg. 58’E., 8.55 m. to pt. 2; thence N.59 deg. 44’W., 3.00 m. to pt. 3; thence S. 83 deg. 29’W., 28.34 m. to pt. 4; thence S. 38 deg.31’W., 3.00 m. to pt. 5; thence N. 06 deg. 27’W., 8.24 m. to pt. 6; thence S. 51 deg. 29’E., 3.00 m. to pt. 7; thence N.83 deg. 27’E., 26.52 m. to pt. 8; thence N.30 deg. 16’E., 3.00 m. to the pt. of beg.; containing an area of ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-SIX (136) Square Meters. All pts.referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the ground by PS cyl.conc. mons. 15 x 40 cms. Bearings true; Date of Orig.survey Jan. 1919-Mar. 1920 and that of the cons.-subd. survey Nov. 15-20, 1997 and was approved on Dec. 29, 1997.


A parcel of land (Road Lot 7, of the cons.-subd. plan Pcs-03-008648, being a portion of consolidated lots of Psd-03-070949 L.R.C. Rec. No. ), situated in the Bo. of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp., Bounded on the NE., along line 1-2 by Rd. lot 10; on the SE., along lines 2 to 5 by blk. 15; on the SW., along line 5-6 by Rd. lot 5; and on the NW., along lines 6 to 8-1 by blk. 14, all of the cons.-subd. plan. Beg. at a pt., marked “1” on plan being S. 39 deg. 05’E., 786.34 m. from BBM 13, Apalit Cad.; thence S. 32 deg. 24’E., 8.87 m. to pt. 2; thence N. 64 deg. 45’W., 3.00 m. to pt. 3; thence S. 83 deg. 29’W., 36.76 m. to pt. 4; thence S. 38 deg. 31’W., 3.00 m. to pt. 5; thence N. 06 deg. 27’W., 8.24 m. to pt. 6; thence S. 51 deg. 29’E., 3.00 m. to pt. 7; thence N. 83 deg. 29’E., 33.63 m. to pt. 8; thence N. 30 deg. 16’E., 3.00 m. to the pt. of beg.; containing an area of ONE HUNDRED SIXTY-EIGHT (168) Square Meters. All pts. referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the ground by P.S. cyl. conc. mons. 15 x 40 cms. Bearings true; date of orig. survey Jan. 1919-March 1920, and that of

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A parcel of land (Road lot 8, of the cons.-subd. plan Pcs-03-008648, being a portion of consolidated lots of Psd-03-070949 L.R.C. Rec. No. ), situated in the Bo. of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the NE., along line 1-2 by Rd. lot 10; on the SE., along lines 2 to 5 by blk. 16; on the SW., along line 5-6 by Rd. lot 5; and on the NW., along lines 6 to 8-1 by blk. 15, all of the cons.-subd. plan. Beg. at a pt. marked “1” on plan being S. 38 deg. 53’E., 812.79 m. from BBM 13, Apalit Cad.; thence S. 23 deg. 31’E., 7.35 m. to pt. 2; thence N. 81 deg. 18’W., 1.82 m. to pt. 3; thence S. 83 deg. 29’W., 47.63 m. to pt. 4; thence S. 38 deg. 31’W., 3.00 m. to pt. 5; thence N. 06 deg. 27’W., 8.24 m. to pt. 6; thence S. 51 deg. 29’E., 3.00 m. to pt. 7; thence N. 83 deg. 29’E., 45.65 m. to pt. 8; thence N. 25 deg. 15’E., 3.00 m. to the pt. of beg.; containing an area of TWO HUNDRED ELEVEN (211) Square Meters. All pts. referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the ground by P.S. cyl. conc. mons. 15 x 40 cms. Bearings true; date of orig. survey Jan. 1919-March 1920, and that of the cons.-subd. survey Nov. 15-20, 1997, and was approved on Dec. 29, 1997.


A parcel of land (Road lot 9 of the cons.-subd. plan Pcs-03-008648, being a portion of the consolidated lots of Psd-03-070949 L.R.C. Rec. No. ), situated in the Bo. of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the SE., along line 1-2 by blk. 17; on the SW., along line 2-3 by Rd. lot 5; on the NW., along lines 3 to 6 by blk. 16; and on the NE., along line 6-1 by Rd. lot 10, all of the cons.-subd. plan. Beg. at a pt. marked “1” on plan being S. 39’ deg. 02’E., 828,82 m. from BBM 13, Apalit Cad.; thence S. 63 deg. 43’W., 64.43 m. to pt. 2; thence N. 00 deg. 15’W., 7.18 m. to pt. 3; thence S. 61 deg. 22’E., 3.00 m. to pt. 4 ; thence N. 63 deg. 43’E., 51.18 m. to pt. 5; thence N. 48 deg. 31’E., 1.82 m. to pt. 6; thence S. 82 deg. 11’E., 7.99 m. to the pt. of beg.; containing an area of TWO HUNDRED FORTY SIX (246) Square Meters. All pts. referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the ground by P.S. cyl. conc. mons. 15 x 40 cms. Bearings true; date of orig. survey, Jan. 1919-March 1920, and that of the cons.-subd. survey Nov. 15-20, 1997 and was approved on Dec. 29, 1997.


A parcel of land (Road lot 10, of the cons.-subd. plan Pcs-03-008648, being a portion of the consolidated lots of Psd-03-070949 L.R.C Rec. No. ), situated in the Bo. of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the NE.; along lines 1 to 4 by Legal Easement; on the SE., along line 4-5 by Rd. lot 9; on the SW., along lines 5 to 9 by blk. 15; along line 9-10 by Rd. lot 7; along line 10-11 by blk. 14; along line 11-12 by Rd. lot 6; along lines 12-13-14 by blk. 13; and on the NW., along line 4-1 by Rd. lot 2; all of the cons.-subd. plan. Beg. at a pt. marked “1” on plan being S.40 deg. 31’E., 739.48 m. from BBM 13, Apalit Cad.; thence S. 20 deg. 10’E., 12.35 m. to pt. 2; thence S. 22 deg. 58’E., 38.19 m. to pt. 3; thence S. 32 deg. 48’E., 41.45 m. to pt. 4 ; thence N. 82 deg. 11’W., 7.99 m. to pt. 5; thence N. 05 deg. 14’E., 1.82 m. to pt. 6; thence N. 38 deg. 02’W., 1.82 m. to pt. 7; thence N. 23 deg. 31’W., 7.35 m. to pt. 8; thence N. 32 deg. 59’W., 17.73 m. to pt. 9; thence N. 32 deg. 24’W., 8.87 m. to pt. 10; thence N. 22 deg. 58’W., 16.48 m. to pt. 11; thence N. 22 deg. 58’W., 8.55 m. to pt. 12; thence N. 22 deg. 58’W., 16.48 m. to pt. 13; thence N. 59 deg. 44’W., 3.00 m. to pt. 14; thence N. 21 deg. 48’E., 9.09 m. to the pt. of beg.; containing an area of THREE HUNDRED SIXTY SEVEN (367) Square Meters. All pts. referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the ground by P.S. cyl. conc. mons. 15 x 40 cms. Bearings true; date of orig. survey Jan. 1919-March 1920, and that of the cons.-subd. survey Nov. 15-20, 1997, and was approved on Dec. 29, 1997.


A parcel of land (Legal Easement, of the cons.-subd. plan Pcs-03-008648, being a portion of the consolidated lots of Psd-03-070949 L.R.C. Rec. No. ), situated in the Bo. of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the NE., along line 1 to 5 by Sapang Calumanan; on the SE., along line 5-6 by lot 2111-D, (LRC) Psd-113664; on the SW., along line 6-7 by blk.17; along lines 7 to 10 by Rd. lot 10; along line 10-11 by blk. 1, all of the cons.-subd. plan; and on the NW., along line 11-1 by lot 211-B, (LRC) Psd-113664. Beg. at a pt. marked “1” on plan being S. 41 deg. 00’E., 731.58 m. from BBM 13, Apalit Cad.; thence S. 20 deg. 09’ E., 21.84 m. to pt. 2; thence S. 22 deg. 58’E., 37.85 m. to pt. 3; thence S. 32 deg. 59’E., 39.96 m. to pt. 4; thence S. 27 deg 33’E., 11.58 m. to pt. 5; thence S. 63 deg. 43’W., 3.00 m. to pt. 6; thence N. 27 deg. 34’W., 10.01 m. to pt. 7; thence N. 32 deg. 49’W., 41.44 m. to pt. 8; thence N.

22 deg. 58’W., 38.19 m. to pt. 9; thence N. 20 deg. 07’W., 12.35 m. to pt. 10; thence N. 20 deg. 11’W., 10.29 m. to pt. 11; thence N. 83 deg. 29’E., 2.84 m. to the pt. of beg.; containing an area of THREE HUNDRED TWENTY-SEVEN (327) Square Meters. All pts. referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the ground by P.S. cyl. conc. mons. 15x40 cms. Bearings true; date of orig. survey Jaun 1919-March 1920, and that of the cons.-subd. survey Nov. 15-20, 1997, and was approved on Dec. 29, 1997.


A parcel of land (Lot 2106-B-1 of the subd., plan Psd-03-070602, being a portion of lot 2106-E, Psd-035403- 054854, L.R.C. Rec. No. ) situated in the Bo. of Sampaloc, Mun. of Apalit, Province of Pampanga, Bounded on the SW., along line 1-2 by lot 2106-A, Psd-035403- 034954; on the NW., along line 2-3 by lot 2106-B-2, of the subd., plan; on the NE., along line 3- 4 by lot 2160-B Psd- 035403- 056954: on the SE., along line 4-1 by lot 2106-B-3, of the subd. plan. Beginning at a pt. marked“1” on plan, being S. 3 deg. 43’E., 774.86 m from BBM No. 13, Apalit Cad., thence N. 3 deg. 40’W., 10.00 m to point 2, thence N., 87 deg. 21’E., 17.27 m to pt. 3; thence S. 10 deg. 7 ’E., 9.94 m to point 4; thence S. 86 deg. 55’W.,18.39 m to pt. of beg.containing an area of ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY SEVEN (177) Square Meters. All pts.referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the ground by P.S. cyl. conc. mons. bearings true; date of the orig.survey Jan. 1919-Mar. 1920 and that of the subd.,survey Jan.4,1995 and was approved on Feb.13,1995.


A parcel of land (Lot 2107-C-4-A of the subd., plan Psd-03-070623, being a portion of lot 2107-C-4, Psd-035403-055961, L. R. C. Rec. No. )situated in the Bo. of Sampaloc, Mun. of Apalit, province of Pampanga. Bounded on the W., along line1-2 by lot 2107-C-3-A; on the NW., along line 2-3 by lot 2107-C-4-B, both of thesubd., plan. on the NE., along line 3-4 by lot 2108, Apalit Cad. thence N. 0 deg. 43’o., 9186 m to point 2; thence N. 86 deg. 49’E.,89.62 m to point 3; thence S. 17 deg. 25’E., 10.30 m to point 4; thence S. 86 deg. 51’N.,92.82 m to the pt. of beg. containing an area of NINE HUNDRED FOUR (904) Square Meters. All points referred to indicated on the plan and are marked on the ground by P.S. cyl. conc.mon. bearings true; date of the orig.survey Jan.4,1995 and was approved on Feb.13,1995.


A parcel of land (Lot 9, blk. 16 of the cons-subd.plan Pcs-03-008648, being a portion of cons.lots 5-9, 13,14,18-37 blk. 1, lots 17-23 blk.11 all of blk. 12, all of blk. 13, all of blk. 14, lots 3-7 blk.15, Rd.lots 5,13-18, Psd-03-070949 LRC Rec. No. ), situated in the Bo. of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the SE., along line 1-2 by lot 10 blk. 16; on the SW., alongline 2-3 by lot 8 blk.16; on the NW., along lines 3-4-5 by Rd. lot 8; on the NE., alonglines 5-6-7 by Rd.lot 10; on the SE., along lines 7-8-1 by Rd.lot 9 all of the cons-subd.plan. Beg. at a pt. marked “1” on plan, being S. 37 deg. 29’E., 820.01 m. from BBM 13, Apalit Cad. thence S. 83 deg. 29’ W., 8.05 m. to pt. 2; thence N. 06 deg. 31’W., 10.00 m. to pt. 3; thence N. 83 deg. 29’E., 21.53 m. to pt. 4; thence S. 81 deg. 18’E.,1.82 m. to pt. 5; thence S. 38 deg. 02’E., 1.82 m. to pt.6; thence S. 05 deg. 14’W., 1.82 m. to pt. 7; thence S. 48 deg. 31’W., 1.82 m. to pt. 8; thence S. 63 deg. 43’W., 15.22 m. to the pt. of beg.; containing an area of ONE HUNDRED NINETY-THREE (193) Square Meters. All pts.referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on the ground by PS.cyl.conc.mons.15 x 40 cms., bearings true; date of the orig.survey, Jan. 1919-Mar. 1920 and that of the cons-subd. survey, Nov.15-20, 1997, and was approved on Dec. 29, 1997.


A parcel of land (Lot 10, blk. 16 of the cons-subd.plan Pcs-03-008648, being a portion of cons.lots 5-9,13,14,18-37 blk. 1, lots 17-23 blk.11, all of blk. 12, all of blk. 13, all of blk. 14, lots 3-7 blk. 15, Rd.lots 5,13-18, Psd-03-070949 LRC Rec. No. ), situated in the Bo. of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the SE., along lines 1-2-3 by Rd.lot 9; on the SW., along line 3-4 by Rd. lot 5; on the NW., along line 4-5 by lot 1, blk. 16; along line7-8 by lot 4 blk.16;along line 8-9 by lot 5 blk. 16; along line 9-10 by lot 6 blk. 16; along line 10-11 by lot 7, blk. 16; along line 11-12 by lot 8 blk. 16; along line 12-1 by lot 9 blk. 16 along line 11-12 by lot 8 blk. 16; along line 12-1 by lot 9 blk. 16 along line all of cons-subd.plan. Beg. at a pt. marked “1” on plan, being S. 37 deg. 29’E., 820.01 m. from BBM 13, Apalit Cad. thence S. 63 deg. 43’W., 35.96 m. to pt. 2; thence N. 61 deg. 22’W., 3.00 m. to pt. 3; thence N. 06 deg. 27’W., 10.43 m. to pt. 4; thence N. 83 deg. 29’E., 3.73 m. to pt. 5; thence N. 83 deg. 29’E., 3.50 m. to pt. 6; thence N. 83 deg. 29’W., 3.50 m. to pt.8; thence N. 83 deg. 29’E., 3.50 m. to pt. 9; thence N. 83 deg. 29’E., 3.50 m. to pt. 10; thence N. 83 deg. 29’E., 3.50 m. to pt. 10; thence N. 83 deg. 29’E., 3.50 m. to pt. 11; thence N. 83 deg. 29’E., 3.50

m. to pt.11; thence N.83 deg. 29’E., 3.50 to pt. 12; thence N. 83 deg. 29’E., 8.05 m. to the pt. of beg. containing an area of TWO HUNDRED THIRTY-THREE (233) Square Meters. All pts. referred to are indicated on theplan and are marked on the ground by PS. cyl. conc. mons. 15 x 40 cms., bearings true; date of the orig.survey, Jan. 1919-Mar,1920 and that of the cons-subd. survey,Nov.15-20, 1997, and was approved on Dec. 29, 1997.


A parcel of land (Lot 14, blk. 6 of the cons-subd. Plan Pcs-03-008648, being a portion of cons. of lot 1 to 14, Psd-03-070984, L.R.C. Rec. No. ) , situated in the Bo. of San Juan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the NW., along line 1-2 by lot 1 blk. 6 of the cons- subd. plan. on the NE., along line 2-3 by Rd. lot 6, Psd-03-070949, on the SE., along line 3-4-5 by Alley; on the SW., along line 5-6 by lot 13, along line line 6-7 by lot 12, blk. 6, along line 7=8 by lot 11, blk. 6, on the NW., along line 10-11 by lot 7, blk. 6, along line 11-12 by lot 6, blk. 6, along line 12-13 by lot 5, blk. 6; along line 13-14 by lot 4, blk. 6, along line 14-15 by lot 3, blk. 6, along line 15-1 by lot 2, blk. 6, all of the cons- subd. plan. Beg. at a pt.marked “1” on plan, being N. 83 deg. 29’ E ., 7.24 m. to pt. 2; thence S. 06 deg. 27’E., 30.24 m. to pt. 3’ thence S. 38 deg. 31’W., 3.00 m. to pt. 4; thence S. 83 deg/ 29’W., 38.37 m. to pt. 5; thence N. 06 deg. 27‘W., 8.38 m. to pt. 6’ thence N. 06 deg. 27’W., 6.00 m to pt. 7; thence N. 06 deg. 27’W., 6.00 m. to pt. 8u thence N. 06 deg. 27’W., 6.00 m. to pt. 9; thence N. 06 deg. 27’W., 6.00 m. to pt. 10, thence N. 83 deg. 29’E., 3.25 m. to pt. 11; thence N. 83 deg. 29’E., 6.00 m to pt. 12; thence N. 83 deg. 29’E., 6.00 m. to pt. 13; thence N. 83 deg. 29’E., 6.00 m to pt. 14; thence N. 83 deg. 29’E., 6.00 m. to pt. 15; thence N. 83 deg. 29’E., 6.00 m to thept. of beg., Containing an area of ONE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED NINE (1,309) Square Meters. All pts. referred to are indicated on the plan and are marked on thed ground by PS cyl. conc. mons., bearings truel date if the orig. survey, Jan. 1919-Mar. 1920 and that of the cons-subd. survey on Nov.15-20, 1997 and was approved on Dec. 29, 1997.


A parcel of land (Lot 20, blk. 11 of the cons. subd. plan Psd-03-008648, being a portion of the consolidated lots 17 to 23 Psd-03-070949, LRC Rec. No. ), situated in the Bo. of SanJuan, Mun. of Apalit, Prov. of Pamp. Bounded on the NE., along line 1-2 by Rd. lot 5, of the cons. subd. plan; on the SE., along line 2-3 by lot 2111-D, (LRC) Psd-113664 ; on the SW., along line 3-4 by lot 2, blk. 11;and on the NW., along line 4-1 by lot 19, blk. 11, both of the cons. subd. plan. Beg. at a pt. marked “1” on plan being S. 34 deg. 03’E., 820.41 m. from BBM 13, Apalit Cad.; thence S. 06 deg. 27’E., 5.82 m. topt. 2; thence S. 63 deg.43’W., 10.63 m. to pt. 3;thence N. 06 deg.27’W., 9.43 m. to pt. 4; thence N. 53 deg. 33’E., 10.00 m. to the pt. of beg.; Containing an area of SEVENTY SIX (76) Square Meters. All pts. referred t are indicated on the plan and are marked on the ground byPS. cyl. conc.mons. 15 x 40 cms., Bearings true; date of the orig. survey, Jan. 1919-Mar. 1920and that of the cons. subd. survey, Nov.15-20, 1997 and was approved on Dec.29, 1997.

Prospective buyers may investigate for themselves the above-described property and encumbrances thereon, if there be any.

All sealed bids must be submitted to the undersigned on the above-stated time and date.

In the event the public auction should not take place on the said date, it shall be held on December 22, 2014 at the said time and place without further notice.

Macabebe, Pampanga, September 18, 2014.

EMERSON S. LACAP Sheriff IV

ATTY. CHONA T. GUIAO Clerk of Court VI

copy furnished:

Atty. Renniel C. MailomG / F President TowerNo. 81 Timog Avenue.Quezon city

The Real Bank (A Thrift Bank) Inc. represented by its First Senior Vice PresidentFranco E. Burgos7th Floor, President TowerNo. 81 Timog Avenue, Quezon City

Spouses Larry C. Sigua and Linda B. SiguaBarrio San Juan, Apalit, Pampanga

Punto! Central Luzon: October 8, 15 & 22, 2014

CENTRAL COUNTRy ESTATE, Incorporated (CCEI) the premiere developer of the first man-made lake in the Philippines, The Lakeshore, signs MOA with Leuterio Realty & Brokerage for strategic partnership (front row from left) CCEI chairman and president Arch. Nestor S. Mangio and Leuterio Realty & Brokerage president/Rent.Ph founder and president Anthony Leuterio. Joining them are Rent Specialist Wire Estosa, Leuterio VP for business development Jay Aquino Padriga, Rent.Ph manager Marely B. Malazarte, and Leuterio Realty/Rent.Ph managing director Chris D. Malazarte (Back row L-R). contributed Photo

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From Page 1 pilferages that cause substantial losses to the cooperative,” he added.

Uy also said improve-ments are underway in meter reading, billing, collections, provision of alternative payment cen-ters and other customer service systems.

“As we speak, we are already working on putting up a dedicat-ed call center number to receive and respond to inquiries, complaints and other customer ser-vice requirements of the more than 166,000 con-sumer-members of Pel-co 2 before the end of the month,” Uy said in response to consumer complaints that they are at a loss on where to file their complaints. “This

Pelco 2 vows better services, facilitiesshould be available with-in a few days,” he added.

Uy said better facil-ities and infrastructure are being acquired, in-cluding modern digital meters, to provide better services to Pelco 2 con-sumer-members.

Uy also revealed of plans to put up the electric cooperative’s head office here where it serves 60 percent of its consumer-members. Pelco 2 covers six mu-nicipalities – Guagua, Lubao, Porac, Sta. Rita, Sasmuan and bacolor and this city.

“it is only a matter of time and our consum-er-members will see a much improved Pelco 2,” Uy told Punto! after presiding over a meeting

June as electric consum-ers anticipate much im-provement in the cooper-ative which has gone on rehabilitation due to its P738-million debt.

“We (Comstech) have to focus first on the bigger problems of Pelco 2, such as pay-ing off P738 million of its debt and firming up long-term power supply contract to ensure con-tinued and reliable pow-er supply. Otherwise, its entire service area would suffer massive brown-outs, even blackouts, and higher power costs,” said uy.

“We are also ad-dressing many cases of illegal connections and

with Pelco 2 department managers to address the consumer complaints.

DisconnectionMeanwhile, Pelco 2

General Manager Ama-dor Guevarra explained that the one-month dis-connection policy being implemented by Pelco 2 is an old rule of the Ener-gy Regulatory Commis-sion (ERC) as per Article 32 of the Magna Carta for Residential Electricity Consumers covering all electric cooperatives and private distribution utili-ties in the country.

“The power supplied to the cooperative by its providers should also be paid after one month, thus we need to collect during the same period

too,” he said.Pelco 2 handed over

its management to Com-stech last June via the Investment Management Contract (IMC) scheme developed by the Na-tional Electrification Ad-ministration (NEA) con-sistent with its authority under PD 269 and RA 10531 in order to rescue ailing electric coopera-tives. Guevarra remains the cooperative’s gener-al manager.

Before the manage-ment handover, Pelco 2 is deep in debt, owing more than P2 billion from its

power suppliers, includ-ing the San Miguel Ener-gy Corporation (SMEC), which already issued two disconnection notices to the cooperative.

According to Guevar-ra, the management han-dover through the IMC by Comstech has not altered the character of Pelco 2 as a cooperative, with its board of directors fully functioning as its policy making body.

“With better manage-ment and improved reve-nues, our members can also expect better ser-vices,” he said.

Paniqui Mayor Miguel Rivilla noted this, after a recount of votes cast in the 2013 polls in his town allegedly showed that PcOS machines used in his town purportedly erred by 3,684 votes in the mayoralty race.

“if this is true, it would put under question the credibility of PCOS ma-chines,” Rivilla said in a press conference here with the Capampangans In Media, Inc. (CAMI).

The comelec is plan-ning to buy more than 120,000 new PCOS ma-chines worth almost P11 billion for the 2016 presi-dential elections.

The recount was pe-titioned by rival Rommel David of the Nationalist People’s Coalition (NPC) who lost by over 3,000 votes to Rivilla, who ran as independent in the last mayoral elections in Paniqui, a first class town in the northern 1st district of Tarlac.

Credibility of PCOs in questionFrom Page 1 Initially, votes from

15 clustered precincts showed Rivilla with 4,238 votes, but the recount al-legedly showed only 554 of the mayoral votes were valid, while the oth-er 3,684 ballots were in-valid allegedly because their spaces for mayor were double shaded.

“If they were double shaded, the PcOS ma-chines should not have counted the votes for mayor in the first place,” Rivilla noted. He, how-ever, expressed suspi-cion that the recounted ballots were tampered with by double shading for the recount.

He noted that only votes in his favor were double shaded and thus invalid.

Rivilla said that be-fore the recount, his camp wanted the pic-ture ballots in the PCOS machines’ cF cards to be used, but this was not granted by the Re-gional Trial Court (RTC) in Paniqui. “It would be

harder to tamper with the picture ballots,” he not-ed.

Rivilla noted that af-ter he was reelected for a third term last year, Ra-mos filed twice an elec-toral protest against him before the local RTC which dismissed both complaints.

He noted that David filed for the third time a similar protest before the same RTC when Ben-guet province Judge Agapito Laoagan Jr. was appointed to Paniqui as assisting judge. Laoag-an handled the elector-al case and ordered the recount of mayoral votes which showed David al-legedly won by some 600 votes after the al-legedly double-shaded ballots were declared in-valid.

“i immediately went to the comelec for an injunction and tempo-rary restraiining order. The comelec issued a 60-day TRO on July 25, 2014,” Rivilla said.

Despite the TRO, Laoagan issued a spe-cial order signed in Benguet directing Rivil-la to vacate his mayoral post and turn it over to David. Meanwhile, Da-vid’s wife Evelyn David, a councilor of Paniqui, filed charges of miscon-duct and abuse of au-thority against Rivilla who she accused of us-ing funds to pay the sal-aries of the local hos-pital’s staff without the approval of the sanggu-niang bayan.

because of the charges, Gov. Vic Yap is-sued last Oct. 3 an order preventively suspending Rivilla for 60 days.

In the meantime, Riv-illa has pending petitions before the Comelec, in-cluding one citing Laoag-an in contempt for ignor-ing the poll body’s TRO, and another questioning the RTC’s considering David’s electoral protest which the same court had dismissed twice ear-lier.

The Cojuangco clan squabble was made ap-parent after Mayor Rivilla of Paniqui town aired his lament to the members of the Capampangan in Media, Inc. (CAMI) during the media forum “Balitaan” at the Bale Balita here organized by CAMI in cooperation of the Clark Development Corp. (CDC) and the Social Security System (SSS) last Friday.

Preventive suspension

Rivilla, who ran as an independent candidate in the last elections, said he has to go public on his plight after a preventive suspension order signed by Tarlac Gov. Victor Yap dated October 3 ordered him to vacate his post.

The suspension was on account of a case filed before the Tarlac provincial board against Rivilla for culpable viola-tion of the constitution, misconduct and abuse

Cojuangcos bickeringFrom Page 1 of authority by Council-

or Evelyn David, wife of Rommel David whom Rivilla defeated in the May 2013 elections.

The case stemmed from Rivilla’s decision ordering the payment of the delayed salaries of the municipal hospital’s “job order” for nurses and “contract of service” for doctors. The amount for their salaries was P2.9 million covering the period of three months (January to March).

Rivilla said this was needed since the munici-pal hospital staff delivers primary health care to his constituents as well as eight other neighbor-ing towns.

He described the suspension order as part of a series of moves ob-viously designed to un-seat him and drive him out of the province’s po-litical scene.

Rivilla said Tarlac provincial board whose members are most-ly from the Cojuangco’s Nationalist People’s Co-

alition (NPC) party quick-ly endorsed his suspen-sion to Yap.

root of feudWhen asked what he

thought was the main root of his problems, Rivilla admitted he may have offended well-con-nected political leaders and political operators for various reasons, fore-most of which was his decision to bolt the NPC, founded and controlled by his uncle Eduardo “Danding” Cojuangco Jr., when he sought re-elec-tion last year.

Another was his de-cision to proceed with the construction of a 24-bed municipal hos-pital in Barangay Sam-put and to name it after his late father luis Tirso Rivilla, way ahead of the planned 10-bed hospital project of another uncle, Rep. Enrique “Henry” Cojuangco Sr., younger brother of Danding.

Family tiesRivilla’s mother is

Lourdes Cojuangco, sis-ter of Ramon whose son Tonyboy is the former owner of PlDT and part-ly owned AirAsia Zest. Rivilla’s mother is also a first-degree cousin of Danding, Henry and for-mer president corazon “Cory” C. Aquino. He is a grandson of the late Dr. Antonio Cojuangco, married to Victoria. Riv-illa is the second cousin of Tarlac Vice Gov. En-rique “Kit” Cojuangco Jr. who is the son of Rep. Henry and President Aquino.

Mayor Rivilla, now on his third term, hinted that he is seriously consider-ing seeking a congres-sional seat in 2016 in what he described as his “response to the clamor of his constituents.”

Should he pursue this plan, Rivilla and his “Un-cle Henry” would surely be on a direct collision course, a pattern of polit-ical rivalry now prevalent among political family dynasties in the country.

–Ashley Manabat

rEPuBLIC OF ThE PhILIPPINEsrEGIONAL TrIAL COurTThIrD JuDICIAL rEGION

OFFICE OF ThE CLErK OF COurTANGELEs CITY

hOME DEVELOPMENT MuTuAL FuND, Mortgagee, Fc Case No. 2014-1098 -versus- Extra Judicial Foreclosure of Real Estate Mortgage under ActIsAGANI G. NICDAO, Jr., 3135, as amended by Act 4118 Mortgagor.

x-----------------------------------------------------------------------xNOTICE OF shErIFF’s sALE

Upon extra-judicial petition for sale under Act 3135, as amended filed by the Mortgagee, hOME DEVELOPMENT MuTuAL FuND with their branch Office at Suburbia Commercial Complex, Mc Arthur Highway, Maimpis, City of San Fernando, Pampanga against the Mortgagor, IsAGANI G. NICDAO, Jr. with residence and postal address at 142 Bancal, Guagua, Pampanga or Lot 9 Blk. 1 Xevera Subd., Tabun, Mabalacat, Pampanga, in order to satisfy the outstanding mortgage debt which as of January 30, 2014, amounts to NINE huNDrED FIFTY ThOusAND sIX huNDrED ThrEE PEsOs AND ThIrTY TWO CENTAVOs (P950,603.32) Philippine currency, inclusive of interest and penalty charges but exclusive of attorney’s fees, foreclosure expenses and other charges allowed by law, the undersigned Sheriff IV hereby gives notice and announces that on November 6, 2014 at 10:00 o’clock in the morning at the Municipal Trial Court of Mabalacat and Magalang, Pampanga, located at the Mabalacat City hall, Xevera subd., Brgy. Tabun, Mabalacat, Pampanga will sell at punlic auction for cash and in Philippine currency, the following parcels of land with all the improvements existing thereon, to wit;

TCT NO. 173400A parcel of land (Lot 9 Block 1 of the consolidation-subdivision

plan Pcs-03-016531, being a portion of consolidation of Lots 5 & 6, Pcs-03-000950, Lot 546-A (LRC) Psd-217854, Lot 544-B-2-A-3 Psd-03-169696, Lot 4-D Psd-03-170954, LRC Rec. No.), situated in the Barangay of Tabun, Municipality of Mabalacat, Province of Pampanga, Island of Luzon. Bounded on the SE., along line 1-2 by Lot 1, Block 63; on the SW., along line 2-3 by Lot 8, Block 1; on the NW., along line 3-4 by Road Lot 14; and on the NE., along line 4-1 by Lot 10, Block 1; all of the cons.-subd. plan x x x x containing an area of THIRTY FIVE (35) SQUARE METERS, more or less. x x x

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 November 13, 2014, at the same time and place without further notice.

Angeles City, September 26, 2014.VICENTE s. sICAT, Jr.

sheriff IV copy furnished:

ATTY. JOSEPH P. QUIBOLOYOfficer in Charge of the MortgageeHome Development Mutual FundSuburbia Commercial Complex,Mc Arthur Highway, Maimpis,City of San Fernando, Pampanga

ISAGANI G. NICDAO, JR.Mortgagor142 Bancal, Guagua, Pampanga orLot 9 Blk. 1 Xevera Subd., Tabun,Mabalacat, Pampanga

PUNTO! Central Luzon: October 1, 8 & 15, 2014

NOTICE OF EXTrAJuDICIAL sETTLEMENTNotice is hereby given that the heirs of PEDrO M. rIVErA who died

intestate on September 14, 2013 at 1515 15 St., Lakandula, Mabalacat City, Pampanga executed an Affidavit of Extrajudicial Settlement and Sale of his estate, more particularly described as a parcel of land (Lot 18-B-8-A, of the subd. plan Psd-49198, being a portion of Blk. 11 on plan Pcs-4182 Rec. No. 11732) with existing improvements, situated in the Bo. of Dau, Mun. of Mabalacat, Province of Pampanga and covered by Transfer Certificate of Title No. 239981-R, before Notary Public Jackson Visda Yabut as per Doc No. 2781, Page No. 105, Book No. LXXIX, Series of 2014.Punto! Central Luzon: October 15, 22 & 29, 2014

NOTICE OF EXTrAJuDICIAL sETTLEMENTNotice is hereby given that the heirs of CArMEN VDA. DE DuquE who

died intestate on June 9, 1994 in Santiago, Isabela executed an Affidavit of Extrajudicial Settlement with Absolute Sale of her estate, more particularly described as a parcel of land (Lot 29, Block 54 of the subdivision plan (LRC) Psd-66539, (Sheet 2), being a portion of lot 702-B, described on plan (LRC) Psd-48796, LRC (GLRO) Cad Rec. No. 124), situated in the Barrio of Pampang, City of Angeles, Island of Luzon and covered by Transfer Certificate of Title No. 90982 of the Registry of deeds of Angeles City, before Notary Public Crisanto A. Cocal as per Doc No. 5973, Page No. 03, Book No. 53, Series of 2014.Punto! Central Luzon: October 8, 15 & 22, 2014

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rEPuBLIC OF ThE PhILIPPINEsrEGIONAL TrIAL COurTThIrD JuDICIAL rEGION

OFFICE OF ThE CLErK OF COurTANGELEs CITY

LAND BANK OF ThE PhILIPPINEs PrOVIDENT FuND, Petitioner/Mortgagee, -versus- FC Case No. 2014-1089 sPs. rOMEO F. FErMIN and LILIBETh D. FErMIN

respondent/Mortgagors.x--------------------------------------------------------------------------x

NOTICE OF shErIFF’s sALEUpon Extra-judicial Petition for Sale under Act 3135, as amended filed by

the Mortgagee, LAND BANK OF ThE PhILIPPINEs PrOVIDENT FuND, with principal office address at Land Bank Plaza, 1598 M.H. del Pilar St., cor. Dr. J. Quintos St., Malate, Metro Manila against the Mortgagors sPs. rOMEO F. FErMIN and LILIBETh D. FErMIN with residence and postal address located at 1316 Elisa St., Balibago, Angeles City in order to satisfy the outstanding obligation therein which as of December 31, 2013, amounts to ONE MILLION ONE huNDrED sEVENTY TWO ThOusAND FOur huNDrED NINETY TWO & 25/100 PEsOs (P1,172,492.25) Philippine currency, inclusive of interest, penalties and other charges and other incidental expenses incurred in connection with the foreclosure and sale, the undersigned Sheriff 4 hereby gives notice and announces that on October 29, 2014 at 10:00 o’clock in the morning at the Hall of Justice, Office of the Clerk of Court, Regional Trial Court, Angeles City, Pampanga will sELL at public auction to the highest bidder for CAsh and in Philippine Currency, the following parcel of land/real property with all existing and future improvements thereon, to wit;

TRaNsfeR CeRTifiCaTe Of TiTle NO. 139747A parcel of land (Lot 30, Block 318 of the consolidation-

subdivision plan Pcs-03-010648, being a portion of Lot 74-B, 74-C Psd-57257 and Block 243-A, Pcs-03-009243 LRC Rec. No.), situated in the Barrio of Capaya, City of Angeles. Bounded on the SE., along line 1-2-3 by road Lot 319; on the SW., along line 3-4 by Lot 31; on the NW., along line 4-5-6 by Lot 4; and on the NE., along line 6-1 by Lot 29 all of Block 318, all of the cons.-subd. plan x x x x containing an area of ONE huNDrED FIFTY TWO (152) squArE METErs, more or less. x x x

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 November 10, 2014, at the same time and place without further notice.

Angeles City, September 26, 2014.VICENTE s. sICAT Jr.

sheriff 4 COPY FurNIshED:

ATTY. CLELLAN BErT P. BALBALANDBANK OF ThE PhIL. ArEA LEGAL uNIT IIsto. Domingo II, Capas, Tarlac

sPs. rOMEO & LILIBETh FErMIN1316 Elisa st., Balibago, Angeles City

PUNTO! Central Luzon: October 1, 8 & 15, 2014

NOTICE OF EXTrAJuDICIAL sETTLEMENTNotice is hereby given that the heirs of ALEJA PINEDA-GuINTu who

died intestate on April 25, 2001 and NICANOr GuINTu who died intestate on April 8, 2011 both in Guagua, Pampanga executed an Affidavit of Extrajudicial Settlement with Special Power of Attorney of their estate, more particularly described as a parcels of land, to wit:

Transfer Certificate of Title No. 042-2011003912Lot K of the cons. subd. plan Pcs-03-017500 (AR), being a

portion of cons. Lot 2, Pcs-4268 and Lot 3-B, Psd-03-004204 LRC Rec. No., situated in the Bo. of Pulong Santol, Mun. of Porac, Prov. of Pamp.

Transfer Certificate of Title No. 042-2011003911Lot O of the cons. subd. plan Pcs-03-017500 (AR), being a

portion of cons. Lot 2, Pcs-4268 and Lot 3-B, Psd-03-004204 LRC Rec. No., situated in the Bo. of Pulong Santol, Mun. of Porac, Prov. of Pamp.

before Notary Public Romeo B. Torno as per Doc No. 326, Page No. 67, Book No. XXXVI, Series of 2014.

Punto! Central Luzon: October 1, 8 & 15, 2014

Binay’s erstwhile high ratings of 41 percent dropping to 31 percent.

binay has come un-der fire over alleged cor-ruption issues when he was still mayor of Maka-ti. A senate Blue Rib-bon Subcommittee in-vestigation is currently looking into the alleged overpricing of the P2.3 billion Makati City Hall Building 2, which start-ed construction when binay was still mayor of

Binay’s ratings hit record low – sWsFrom Page 1 the country’s financial

district.A civic group based in

Makati has filed plunder charges against the vice president, his son, who is incumbent mayor of the city; and several offi-cials of the city, including the resident auditor.

A property appraiser earlier said the building should only cost P877 million, and not P2.3 bil-lion.

binay has refused to appear before the Sen-ate inquiry, saying Sen-

ators Alan Peter Cayeta-no and Antonio Trillanes iV only want to pull down his ratings.

The latest SWS sur-vey also showed three public officials posting gains in their own net satisfaction ratings.

Senate President Franklin Drilon’s net satisfaction rose from +20 to +36 in the latest survey. Speaker Son-ny Belmonte’s ratings rose from +2 to +13 and chief Justice Maria lourdes Sereno’s rat-

holds via the internet. “Beyond bringing en-

tertainment to ordinary families through cable TV, the vision of Con-verge and ACCTN is to make access to technol-ogy easier, faster and less costly for our peo-ple,” Uy added.

ACCTN has over 70,000 subscribers in Pampanga, Tarlac and bulacan.

Uy noted the benefits especially to overseas Filipino workers central

high-tech comes to ArayatFrom Page 1 luzon from the expan-

sion programs of ACCTN: “We have a lot of OFWs. So, imagine, hindi na sila kailangan mag text o tawag. Pwede na silang mag Facetime, pwede na silang mag Viber [gamit ang Internet]. So using this broadband technolo-gy, makikita nila ang mga mahal sa buhay sa real picture at real time. Ma-layo man sila, malapit din ang dating.”

For his part, Vice Mayor Ramon Changco-co assured investors of the “new climate” in his

town under the leader-ship of Mayor Emmanuel “Bon” Alejandrino.

“Rest assured po, ACCTN, ang Arayat ay nagta-transform po from the old ‘Wild Wild West’ ng Central Luzon into a bustling investment area as the last frontier of Pampanga under the New Arayat program of Mayor Bon,” Changcoco said.

This, even as he thanked Uy for choosing Arayat to invest in and vowed to be “friendly sa inyo at hindi po kami ma-

giging sagabal sa ano man pong mga desisyon ninyo.”

Former Transpor-tation Secretary Jose de Jesus, chair of the Metroworks icT con-struction inc. and a guest during the launch, expressed his gratitude to the town officials for supporting the establish-ment of air cable in the locality.

“We are proud that we were able to come to Arayat and provide first-class internet and cable service,” de Jesus said.

billion in five years, even as it targets a total of P500 by the end of Pres-ident Aquino’s term in 2016.

in a statement, the SSS said it collected a total of P2.4 billion in contributions from mem-bers within Central Lu-zon as of July 2014, up by 14 percent from the same period last year.

SSS Assistant Vice President for central Luzon Division Vilma Agapito said the increase was due to employment growth in industries lo-cated in the freeport of Clark and Subic, and the region’s premier cities of Angeles, San Fernando, Olongapo and Cabanat-uan.

“Employees re-main the biggest source of contributions with 60-percent share of the

sss assets up to P436-BFrom Page 1 total,” Agapito said.

The SSS also not-ed a 13.99-percent in-crease in its collections from self-employed and voluntary members in the region following the series of “AlkanS-SSya” coverage drives for workers in the infor-mal sector and job or-der (JO) and contractual employees of local gov-ernment units.

Agapito said the Al-kanSSSya program has to date attracted 17,601 individuals from 188 in-formal sector groups in central luzon.

“The figures show that a lot more workers now recognize the val-ue of social security and saving for future con-tingencies. The growth also reflects the suc-cess of our activities to improve service delivery and widen our member-ship reach,” Agapito ex-

plained.A micro-savings pro-

gram, AlkanSSSya of-fers convenient remit-tance of contributions to encourage members of the informal sector groups to register as self-employed or revive dormant membership.

Large metal box-es with secure individ-ual mini-compartments were installed in acces-sible locations to store daily AlkanSSSya sav-ings of members. The savings are accounted for and picked up by an SSS collecting agent at the end of every month.

Agapito said the pro-gram was later adopted to cover JOs and con-tractual employees in lGus who are non-GSiS members.

The SSS has more than two million mem-bers in Central Luzon, including about 1.3 mil-

lion registered employ-ees, 5,036 household employees, 452,003 self-employed, and 208,911 voluntary mem-bers.

Agapito said these members are currently served by 19 branches and 13 service offices, of which nine are in malls.

She said the SSS has been establishing more SSS offices na-tionwide “to give mem-bers a more convenient location and faster way to benefit from SSS pro-grams and services.”

For 2014, the SSS has opened two new branches in Central Lu-zon, located in bocaue, bulacan and San Jose, Nueva Ecija, and two service offices located in Robinsons Mall Malolos and bHF Family Plaza in Dagupan.

–Bong Lacsonwith SSS PR

ings rose from +6 to +10 in the same survey.

Public satisfaction also improved for top government institutions in the past quarter, with the Senate getting a +28 rating, the House of Rep-resentatives a +21 and the Supreme court at a +32.

The Cabinet also saw gains in the past quarter, with its net satisfaction rising from +7 to +18.

A total of 1,200 re-spondents participated in the SWS survey.

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BALANGA City- The city government on Friday afternoon launched the Balanga University Town (U-Town) Running Club with the aim of attract-ing residents in all 25 vil-lages, students, city hall workers and employers and employees of pri-vate and public offices to join in an exercise of their choice.

The launch was made livelier with the applica-tion of chi and Tai-chi techniques. chi is the energy that unites body, mind and spirit. Tai-chi, an ancient chinese tradi-tion, helps reduce stress and anxiety and increas-es flexibility and balance. It is a graceful form of ex-ercise.

U-Town Running Club launchedDr. Mark banzon, city

health officer, said the running club is a brain-child of city Mayor Jose Enrique Garcia iii.

Hinihikayat namin ang lahat ng barangay sa Balanga na sumali sa running club at kung maaari ay bumuo ng kanya-kanyang running club. Bahagi ito ng Ba-langa U-Town concept para sa healthy lifestyle ng bawat mamamayan,” banzon said.

Garcia said the launch was timed with the anniversary of Hataw sa Plaza which is made three times a week.

Hataw is a dance-ex-ercise for all ages and usually participated in by more than 800 city hall workers, including de-partment heads, every

Friday afternoon at the Plaza Mayor de balan-ga.

“Inilunsad natin ang running club upang maraming pagpilian ang ating mga kababayan kung anong exercise ang gusto nila. Kung gusto nilang sumayaw, nandi-yan ang Hataw sa Plaza, kung pagtakbo naman ang hilig, nandito ang running club at sa susu-nod ay pwedeng sa ten-nis at badminton clubs,” the mayor said.

He said that not only students in various col-leges and a university in the city will have many options on which exer-

cise to go into. “Ang la-hat ng ito ay bahagi ng healthy lifestyle program ng lungsod para makai-was ang mamamayan sa paninigarilyo, pag-in-om ng alak at paggamit ng droga at pagkain ng tama,” the mayor said.

Garcia announced that the sangguniang panlungsod is drafting a “Physical Activity in the Workplace Ordinance” to convince employers of both private and public offices to let their work-ers join any of the sports clubs in the city.

“Ito’y sa layuning maging malusog ang mga manggagawa upa-

ng mas lalo silang mag-ing productive,” the may-or said.

Garcia led in the posting of ceremonial running club invitations to different offices in the Plaza center Mall, Plaza Hotel and Galeria Victo-ria, high-rise buildings of the same façade and color around Plaza May-or. At the background can be seen the city hall/library and the St. Jo-seph cathedral.

Hundreds of artici-pants led by the may-or and Vice-Mayor Noel Valdecanas joined the warm up in preparation for the Chi running-walk-

ing activity from Plaza Mayor to Dona Francis-ca Park, some 300 me-ters away.

Then, the Tai-chi mass demonstration fol-lowed.

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ANGELES CITY- This premier city’s twin fiesta cele-bration for this year more popularly known as “Fies-tang Kuliat” features not only the traditional arts and culture showcases but more importantly religious rites and the first “Traslacion” of the Apung Mamacal-ulu (Merciful Lord).

The twin fiesta celebration is in honor of the Nuestra Senora del Santisimo Rosario de La Naval de Angeles on October 12 and the Apung Mamacalulu on Oct. 24.

The Traslacion of Apung Mamacalulu will be held for the first time on October 25 where the stat-ue of Apung Mamacalulu depicting the burial of Je-sus Christ will be moved from its Shrine in Barangay Lourdes Sur to the Holy Rosary Parish Church in Ba-rangay Sto. Rosario, a distance of 2.3 kilometers.

On October 30, it will be returned to its Shrine in time for its feast on the last Friday of October.

Devotees flock to the image of Apung Mamacal-ulu every Friday because it has become a symbol of hope for people longing for a connection to the divine especially when all else failed. His image is supine, bruised, caught in the final act of love and sacrifice that has spelled salvation for those who believe in Him. Every kiss that lands on His badly bruised feet or a touch that grazes His battered hand comes with a deep conviction that through His death and resur-rection He made all things new.

Special Masses on October 12 at the Holy Ro-sary Parish church preceded the elaborate religious procession at 6 pm. Prior to the procession, Auxilia-ry Bishop Pablo Virgilio “Ambo” David enjoined the devotees not to throw their trash onto the street and asked that litters should be picked up along the way and thrown into trash bins.

The enthronement of the image of the Holy Ro-sary was held last October 2 which is an important event for Angelenos, according to Jeffrey Buan, head of the parish ministry on liturgy and vice president of the Parish Pastor council.

La Naval stands as the image of the “native Virgin Mary” said to lead the Spanish fleet to a naval victory against the Dutch in 1646. It was declared that their victories were the miracles of our Lady.

October 10, 1830, the first La Naval festival in this city was held to promote the devotion to the Holy Ro-sary. - Jenalyn Castro, SPCF-OJT

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