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reGional eXponent for proGressvol. XX, no. 10 bicol, tHe pHilippines september 2-8, 2012

1st NOTICE OF TAX DELINQUENCY OF REAL PROPERTY TAX IN THE CITY OF NAGA

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robredo’s bustto rise in Masbate

traslacion startsfeast of ‘ina’

The traditional ‘Traslacion’procession of the Im-age of Our Lady of Peñafrancia,Patroness of the Bicol Region will be held on Friday (Sept. 7) at 1:00 p.m.

This ‘Traslacion’ procession marks the opening of the regional fi esta in honor of the patroness, Our Lady of Peñafrancia, by trans-fering Her image from Peñafrancia Parish Church and Shrine to the Naga Metropolitan Cathedral where the fi rst 8 days of novena will be prayed and observed.

This ‘Traslacion’ procession was fi rst observed in 1855 upon order of then Bishop Manuel Grijalvo of Caceres when he saw that the church at Peñafrancia was then to small for the festivity in honor of the Virgin.

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LEGAZPI CITY -- Apart from naming a major coastal road in

Masbate City as Jesse M. Ro-bredo Boulevard, a bust of the late secretary of the Depart-ment of Interior and Local Government (DILG) will also rise along the same road near the crash site where he per-ished over a week ago.

“We received some sugges-tions and even demands from Masbateños insisting that we should not be contented with only naming the Masbate Bou-

levard in his honor. They want the image of Sec. Ro-

bredo sculp-tured and

placed in

a monument along this coastal road facing the direction of the sea where he died sever-al meters away,” City Councilor Bert Abay-on said in a telephone interview Thursday.

Masbate City Mayor Socrates Tuason had already approved the project which unlike the renaming of Masbate Boulevard to Jesse M. Robredo Boulevard no longer needs to undergo legislative proceedings to be implemented, Abayon said.

Section 13 of Republic Act 7160, other-wise known as the Local Government Code of 1991 says that “the sanggunians of com-ponent cities and municipalities may, in consultation with the Philippine Historical Commission, change the name of city, mu-nicipal and barangays roads, avenues, bou-levards, thoroughfares and bridges within its territorial jurisdiction”.

Under this provision, he said an ordi-nance changing the name of Masbate Bou-levard to Jesse Robredo Boulevard so that

the name of the late DILG Secretary and (Turn to page 13)

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Bicol Harvest sponsors essaycontest on Robredo’s legacy

DAET, Camarines Norte – To honor Secretary Jesse M. Robredo’s exemplary governance in Naga City and as head of the Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG), an essay writing com-petition on his living legacy will be conducted in the Bicol region.

The Bicol Harvest Magazine in cooperation with the Kaya Natin Movement and the ABS-CBN are the pro-ponent of the contest dubbed as the Bicol 2012 Essay Writing Competition on the Living Legacy of Secretary Jesse M. Robredo.

Tito S. Sarion, Publisher of the Bicol Harvest Maga-zine said that the essay writing competition is very timely to honor Sec. Robredo who inspires many lo-cal leaders in the country; as such various sectors of the society had considered him as one good man in the public service.

He said that there is a need to acknowledge his legacy through the said competition. This is also a one way to give due respect for his achievements while in service focusing on the theme “The living Legacy of Secretary Jesse Robredo”.

The participants in the contest will be the youth and in turn will motivate them to choose the right path, Sa-rion cited.

The winning essay will be published in the Bicol Harvest, a magazine for sustainable for Bicol and the country and also for wider dissemination.

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bikol reporter2 september 2-8, 2012opinion

opinionsunlimited

Atty. TONY (APA) ACYATAN

Like the windpower technology – production of solar energy is still considered costlier compared to the other sources of power: geothermal, hydro and oil-fed turbines. As fuel costs are expected to escalate since fossil oil deposits are subject to depletion, we have to maximize our drawings of natural power sources like sunpower and windpower in addition to geothermal energy and hydro resources (which is adversely affected by deforestration).

STOCK MARKET: The Philippine Stock Exchange reported that the combined market capitalization of all stocks listed in the bourse has reached close to P10 trillion as of August 22nd. The PSE growth record is equivalent to 19.1% which is second only to Thailand’s 20.2%. Global investors’ interest for local stocks boosted the average daily turnover of the market to P7.35 billion this year – which record is 32.3% higher than last year (P5.56B).

Investors are shifting towards stock market transactions instead of time

deposits or trust placements with banks due to prevailing ultra-low interests on funds. This financial scenario is triggered by the lethargic economic activities in the industrialized world (Europe, US and Japan). With the low costs of bank deposits, loan grants are also much cheaper. Now is the time for entrepreneurs to open up new ventures or expand on existing businesses aided by borrowed funds.

HOUSING: Another good consequence of the low interest rate regime is the energized activities of PHL realty developers. Opinions Unlimited observes though, that more investments seem to be going the way of townhouses and condominiums instead of medium or low-cost housing. Perhaps the reason here is the lack of areas for development nearer the metropolis or central business districts. The land development trend will add to the overpopulation even in the suburbs.

Development of new provincial business and industrial centers is called for. When employment sources are made available away from the metropolis – residential facilities are naturally needed, complimented by establishment of schools and hospitals …… and shopping centers. In this way – the multitude of Metro-Manila “informal settlers” can be convinced to migrate out. For those who can afford – residing in the frequently flooded MM areas is “no fun”.

PROVERBS: Faith germinates in our hearts, formulates in our minds, and translates in our daily lives.

(Atty. APA – chairs Acyatan & Co., CPAs-DFK International – is PICPA past president and Hall-of-Famer, past chair of ASEAN Federation of CPAs, and ACPAPP Lifetime Achievement Awardee).

WINDPOWER: Our country is regularly visited by around twenty (20) typhoons each year. We consider their entries as natural disasters what with the strong winds that usually cause the destruction of lives and properties. But there is a positive side to natural wind – which is now turning out to be a good source of power. There are existing power production facilities in northwestern Luzon and experiments show that they pass the cost-benefits tests.

Our Energy Regulatory Commission has approved what is called the “feed-in-tariff” (FIT) for wind power installations. The pricing support scheme of the government allows windpower producers to sell at certain percentage above their production costs. Four bidders – with their respective “wind capacity” have been pre-qualified. They submitted project proposals for installations to be constructed mostly in the Ilocos Norte seaboard. Truly – there is power in the winds.

SOLAR: As an archipelago of the “rising sun” – the Philippines is blessed with daily dose of bountiful sunshine. If properly harnessed with the use of modern technology – the rays of the sun can be transformed into solar power. The good thing about solar power production system is that the harnessing can be done by individual buildings. The generated power can be used outright and the excess “kept in stock” for the times when sunshine is not available.

Natural Power Sources

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A Question

ofprivilege

IT is unfortunate that DILG Sec. Jesse Robredo died at a time when the country sorely needs a leader of his mold. His untimely death does not augur well for us.This country, cursed for decades by the presence of greedy leaders,has to wait for another Jesse Robredo to surface again.

The world does not easily produce leaders with admirable traits. If ever they come, they come not very often.They arrive with flashes of lightning and then vanish into the night sky again.

We have him for a brief period- l8 years as Naga City mayor and a couple of years as DILG secretary.Then his plane plunged into the sea and he was gone. The man who has given the country so much has walked into the sunset.

Individuals of such sterling qualities are not numerous.The Israelites who toiled day and night in the brick farms in Egypt had Moses who led them out of bondage.India had Ghandi who fought the Establishment of his day with nothing but bare chest.

This country had Ramon Magsaysay and Benigno Aquino, Jr..They could have changed the world.But they both died early in their career, unable to finish what they

had set out to do for their people.There is a saying that good men die

young.This is true to Magsaysay, true to Aquino, true to Robredo.If such leaders do not die by unnatural causes, they die in the hands of enemies.Aquino was gunned down at the airport tarmac, Magsaysay and Robredo both died in a plane mishap.

* * * * * *There is a task for public officials. They

should study and emulate the life of the late secretary.But I doubt it if they will have him as their role model. It is not easy to

stay uninfected by the corrupt system.Look at many of the so-called

honorable men and women in public service. Do they behave like officials who have a sworn duty to their people?

No wonder, with many people overstaying in public office as if they have torrens titles, enriching themselves and their cronies, insurgency fed by discontentment and frustrations of their constituencies, continues to thrive.

Jesse Robredo could have lessened the disenchantment. He could have brightened the hopes of the common tao. But he is gone from our world.

With the few good men no longer around, President Aquino will have a very hard time fighting the windmills of venalities. How will he combat them with his thinning followers ranged against the multitudes of the army of darkness.

* * * * * *Who says Filipinos are far behind

the Japanese in many things? The Japanese have advanced technology but Filipinos are more ingenious.The

Will we have another Jesse Robredo?

Weekly Reflectionfr. AllAN s. feNix

Fashion and Education“Wait until they grow up!” There are parents who

are not into buying quality clothes and shoes for their children while they are still small. They deliberately delay it. According to them, children grow up so fast. It will be a great waste of money and resources since they wont be using it for a longer period of time,anyway. More so, nowadays, most younger siblings are not happy with hand-me downs anymore. As much as possible, they would also want their own new set of clothes and shoes....

Many parents teach their children to be patient and wait until they grow up to get those most coveted style of clothes and shoes. Some even use it as a motivating factor to graduate from school. Many of us knew how was it to be surrounded by peers sporting the latest in styles and fashion while we were still awkwardly sporting our “always” clothes and shoes. We felt envious and, sometimes, even ashame to associate with them..

Education vis-a’-vis fashion. I admire parents who invest much in the early education of their children over providing them with the latest gadgets and stuffs just in order for them to get ahead socially- to be IN the right association, crowd, cliques... I usually observe it happen among families with parent or parents working overseas. How many times did I hear them said that they are pressured to provide their children with what is the latest in the market to assuage their insurmountable feelings of guilt for being physically absent, for a very long time, from their families back home. They vehemently justify that ; “They need it ! “ Of course, they don’t want their children to be in a very pitiful situation of being late or lacking in modern fashion. They love them that much.

I have been overseas, for sometime, and how many times have I told them that this system of providing their families with the latest in trend is so shortsighted. For sure, it wont fill up, substitute or take up the empty space brought about by the long absence from their families.

Fashion are fads that don’t last long. It is time-bound and, more so, at the mercy of people’s fleeting tastes. In the end, it wont add up to anything. It will be gne in a minute or two. Out of sight. Out of mind. On the other hand, getting an education might be too tedious. However, it is life and it is forever. For as long as we have prepared our minds well, it will keep on adding up, growing and generating more and more good ideas for our lives, for our families, for the church and for the community. Furthermore, it is the only way by which we can become bigger and stronger every day to really be of help to others.

Education is like the Kingdom of God. “It is like a mustard seed, which is the smallest of all seeds on earth. Yet when planted, it grows and become the largest of all garden plants, with such big branches that the birds can perch in its shades. “ Mark 4: 31-32

you live longer. Dr. Michael Roizen, internist and author, agrees, “Non-breakfast eaters have a mortality rate that is 1.3 to 1.5 times higher per year that those who eat breakfast regularly…Eating breakfast can make you 1.1 years younger.”

According to Los Angeles registered dietician Gail Frank, “Breakfast is really the most important meal of the day. Breakfast skippers often feel tired, restless or irritable in the morning.” The problem with not eating breakfast is that you ‘ll get very hungry later in the day. This results in overeating and bad food choices for your next meal.

The healthiest breakfast would, of course, include some fruit on the side, like a banana, an apple or a slice of mango. Other excellent food choices are eggs, cereals, oatmeal, vegetables, yogurt and skim milk. For our protein needs, our local fare or fish (sardines, tuyo and bangus) are healthy too.

2. Take tomato sauce and green tea.

A scientific study shows that eating tomato sauced (rich in lycopene) leads to longer survival for men with prostate cancer. But in order to release its lycopene, tomatoes should be cooked with a little oil. Ideally, we should consume at least 10 tablespoons of tomato sauce a week or approximately 150 ml a week. So remember to choose red over white spaghetti sauce to get your lycopene needs.

Considered a superfood, green tea contains catechins, which may help retard cancer growth and spread. It is a powerful antioxidant that helps kill off cancer cells. According to Dr. David Serban-Schreiber, author of Anticancer: A New Way of Life, green tea should be

The craze nowadays is how to fight aging through “Stem cell treatment” among the moneyed and interested to look youthful. Randy David wrote in the Philippine Daily Inquirer dated Sept. 2 that this treatment cost P1 million. That three injections of a serum taken from the fetus of a sheep are administered on the patient’s buttocks.

Well, here are some ways to be younger from the book “Stay Younger, Live Healthier” by Dr. Willie Ong and Dr. Liza Ong:

How to Stay Younger (Part 1)Have you wondered how some people

who are in their fifties can look like they’re just 40? And how some who are only 35 can look like they’re 50 already?

Of course, genetics plays a big role in how we age. Whether our parents lived to a ripe age of 80 or more (that’s a good thing), and what inherited diseases (like heart disease, diabetes and cancer) do we have in the family.

In addition to the usual healthy lifestyle advice, there are several things we can do to delay aging and become younger than our calendar age. Let’s check these out:

1. Eat breakfast daily.Eating breakfast gives you more energy,

improves your concentration and may help

Stay Younger, Live Healthier

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Book launching of "A few Minutes with fAther"

by Fr. Allan S. Fenix

Published by St. Pauls publication

Holy Rosary Minor SeminaryElias Angeles St., Naga City

September 9, 2012, Saturday, 9:00 AM Proceeds: Caceres Clergy Health Fund Online: www.stpauls.phemail address:[email protected]

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CSC exams slated Oct. 21LEGAZPI CITY -- The Civ-

il Service Commission (CSC) here reminded applicants for the Career Service Professional and sub-professional paper and pencil test on October 21, 2012 to submit their application form and specified require-ments before the September 6 deadline.

Marilou Baduria of the CSC V Examination Services Division said in the “Ugnayan sa Bicol” radio program of the Philippine Information Agency (PIA) here that applicants can personally submit their properly answered application forms at their nearest CSC provincial office.

The Career Service Examina-tion (CSE), said Baduria, is open to Filipino citizens who are at least 18 years old at the time of filing off application regardless of educational attainment and have not taken the same level of examination in less than three months.

Among the requirements to-gether with the Application Form that can be downloaded from the CSC website are four pieces of passport size (4.5cm x 3.5cm)

colored pictures with white back-ground and hand-held nametag taken not more than three months. The name tag must be in the for-mat: First name, Middle name, Last name and Extension name if any, with signature over the printed name.

“The original and photocopy of any valid ID must have a clear picture, date of birth and signa-ture of the owner and the head of the issuing agency,” Baduria added.

Examination fee for both levels of examination is still P500.00.

The testing centers for Bicol region examinees are in Legazpi, Naga and Masbate.

Furthermore, to assure the au-thenticity of the CSE result, con-firmation of eligibility will not be sent through mails but will be given instead through the Award-ing ceremony.

“In case the passers failed to attend the ceremony, they can go to their regional and provincial offices to personally claim their certificate,” Baduria said. -Sally A. Atento

SALUDO: A Concert for Heroes

Every year, Filipino soldiers are killed or incapacitated in line of duty. Our soldiers are compelled by their sworn duty to put their lives in the line of fire even if it means dying and leaving their families to fend for themselves. It is more dif-ficult for the children, whose dreams of a better future die together with their bread win-ners.

This is where the HERO Foundation, Inc. comes in. HERO, which stands for Help, Educate, and Rear Orphans, was founded in 1988 by the late Presi-dent Corazon C. Aquino with then Armed Forces of the Philip-pines (AFP) Chief of Staff Gen. Renato de Villa, as an answer to the growing need to help families of fallen soldiers. The Foundation is presently headed by business-man-philanthropist Fernando Zo-bel de Ayala as the Chairman of its Board of Trustees.

The HERO Foundation’s mis-sion is to provide educational as-sistance in the form of stipends to children or siblings of Filipino soldiers killed in action (KIA), or totally incapacitated due to combat action. For 24 years, it has provided more than P98 mil-lion to 2,261 military orphans to ensure that qualified scholars re-ceive a yearly stipend to support their education. Thousands of military orphans still need edu-cational support as hundreds of Filipino soldiers are killed annu-ally fighting lawless elements and insurgents around the country.

Firmly believing in the cause, many celebrities have shown their support including actor Pio-lo Pascual & top broadcaster Ces Drilon.

In line with this, the HERO Foundation will launch a series of concerts to raise funds that will benefit families of our fall-en soldiers. The concert will be staged in different cities all over the country, with its first leg to be timely held in Naga City, home of many heroes, including Naga’s modern day hero, the late Secre-tary Jesse Robredo.

Dubbed “SALUDO: A Con-cert for Heroes”, the concert will kick-off on Sunday, September 9, 2012 at the Jesse M. Robredo Coliseum. It will feature HERO Ambassadors Billy Crawford, Nikki Gil, Iya Villania and 6Cy-cleMind. Joining them are Kris Lawrence, Shiela Valderrama and the 9ID Band.

Organized by ALV Produc-tions and Bimbo Productions, the concert is co-presented by San Miguel Corporation, ABS-CBN, Philippine Star, Bicol Mail, Globe Telecom, City Gov-ernment of Naga, Avenue Plaza Hotel, Crown Hotel, Ngo & Sons Group of Companies and Gold-print. This concert for a worthy cause is a wonderful addition ev-ery Nagueno could make to their festivities for Our Lady of Pena-francia.

Proceeds of the concert would help send to school hundreds of orphans of Filipino soldiers who made the supreme sacrifice in the fulfillment of their constitutional duty as protectors of our nation. It doesn’t take much to be a HERO to the orphans of our fallen sol-diers. This can be our chance to give back to our unsung heroes. Let us make our soldiers know and feel that we truly care. The HERO Foundation invites each one of usto work with them to

ensure that the children our sol-diers may leave behind will still be given the chance to achieve their dreams.Let us be heroes to the children of our heroes.

To learn more, visit www.her-ofoundation.com.ph or call 0917-822HERO (4376). Like them on Facebook (Hero Foundation, Inc.) and follow them on twitter (@Hero_Phils). Be a HERO to our heroes’ children.

CEB announces new flights fromCebu to Bangkok, Kuala LumpurThe Philippines’ largest na-

tional flag carrier, Cebu Pacific (PSE:CEB) is set to begin direct services from Cebu to Bangkok (Thailand) and Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia) in the first week of December this year.

CEB currently operates 4 in-ternational services from Cebu namely: Cebu to Hong Kong, Incheon (Korea), Pusan (Korea), and Singapore.

CEB operates 20 direct do-mestic flights from Cebu, namely Cebu to Manila, Bacolod, Busu-anga, Cagayan de Oro, Caticlan, Clark, Davao, Dipolog, Dum-aguete, General Santos, Iloilo, Legazpi, Ozamiz, Pagadian, Puerto Princesa, Siargao, Su-rigao, Tacloban and Zamboanga.

Starting December 8, 2012, CEB will launch twice weekly flights from Cebu to Bangkok, Thailand. On December 9, 2012, CEB will also launch twice weekly flights from Cebu to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

“We are proud to launch 2 new international services from our Cebu hub. We look forward to providing our services to for-eign tourists and overseas Filipi-no workers and ultimately boost-

ing trade and tourism between Cebu, Thailand, and Malaysia,” said CEB VP for Marketing and Distribution Candice Iyog.

To introduce the new routes, CEB holds a seat sale until Sep-tember 2, 2012 or until seats last. Passengers can buy P888 seats from Cebu to Bangkok (Thai-land) or Kuala Lumpur (Malay-sia).

This is for travel from De-cember 8, 2012 to February 28, 2013. Other international and Philippine destinations are also covered in this seat sale. Com-plete details of the sale can be viewed in the Cebu Pacific web-site: www.cebupacificair.com

“Passengers can take advan-tage of this seat sale as it cov-ers the peak travel period from December to February. This will greatly benefit those coming

home for the holidays, or plan-ning Christmas vacations for family and friends,” Iyog said.

For bookings and inquiries, guests can go to www.cebupaci-ficair.com, or call the reservation hotlines (02) 7020-888 or (032) 230-8888. The latest seat sales and promos can also be found on CEB’s official Twitter and Face-book pages.

CEB currently operates 10 Airbus A319, 21 Airbus A320 and 8 ATR-72 500 aircraft. Its fleet of 39 aircraft – with an av-erage age of 3.6 years – is the largest aircraft fleet in the Philip-pines. Between 2012 and 2021, Cebu Pacific will take delivery of 21 more Airbus A320 and 30 Air-bus A321neo aircraft orders. It is slated to begin long-haul services in the 3rd quarter of 2013.

In its 16th year of operations, CEB had flown over 60 million passengers. It provides access to the most extensive network in the Philppines, with 32 domes-tic and 19 international destina-tions. The airline also remains a pioneer in the Philippine aviation industry by being the first to of-fer web check-in, self check-in, e-ticketing and Lite Fares.

bikol reporter4 september 2-8, 2012ETCETERA

inner cHessBY J. HENRY DANICAN

President Leni Robredo in 2016—why not?By WILLIE JOSE

Come 2016, Atty. Leni Ro-bredo, the widow of former DILG head Jesse Robredo, could possibly be the next president of the Philippines. Well, why not?

Some people might say that this idea is just a wild guess, a fi gment of one’s imagination or it’s tantamount to virtually ask-ing the impossible to happen— in this life, but more so in poli-tics, nothing is impossible.

I’m not a political expert, but this piece is an honest-to-goodness analysis of what I’ve seen, heard and read about the political going-ons back home; this is a short commentary on what on the minds of common people.

The only thing Leni and her loyal followers would have to do is to turn into votes the tsunami-like waves of support shown by the millions of Filipi-nos who had lined the streets to welcome her husband’s fu-neral cortege and had formed the long queues in the funeral wakes, braving the heat and rains, to pay their last respects to her husband.

And this Leni’s presidency scenario is not really farfetched since we have been witnesses to the unfolding of some unbe-lievably history-making events in recent past—that of seeing the rise of reluctant and “ac-cidental” candidates (former President Cory Aquino and now President PNoy) to the presidency.

Well, Malacanang is still a long way to go to-- but for the meantime, Mrs. Robredo must run for the senatorial race next year in order to test water fi rst, so to speak, to fi nd out if she’s gotten the numbers that could

catapult her to the highest posi-tion of the land.

The 2013 election is a good barometer for Leni because topping these elections could only mean that the people have found the right person who could justly carry on President Benigno Aquino’s “ Tuwid na Daan” advocacy. Winning the elections is also an indication that the people would like Leni to continue her husband’s lega-cy of running the affairs of the government with accountabil-ity, honesty and transparency.

Being a lawyer herself, Leni is said to have displayed the willingness to help the com-mon people by joining the Sali-gan (Sentro ng Alternatibong Lingap pa Legal) and she has helped victims of human rights .The Robredos have led simple life; their humble dwelling in Naga City and the fact that they could move around with less security aides are proofs of

their simplicity and humility.If she topped the senate

polls, come hell or high water, Malacanang would be within Leni’s reach.

These days, the cyberspace users —Twitter and Face-book— have been busily ex-changing notes and messages and lunching signature cam-paigns like the Atty. Leni Ro-bredo For Senator Movement, all aimed at convincing Leni to get involved this early in poli-tics.

One Facebook user has this comment “ OO naman, medyo sawa na nga kasi mga tao sa trapos. Eh kaya ang mga Pinoy sanay sa subok nang subok kung sino talaga ang puedeng umayos ng Pilipinas.Baka itong baguhan, mas may maga-wa at mas may political will na maayos ang Pilipinas.” (Yes, the people are sick and tired of these traditional politicians and that’s the reason why we have

kept on trying and trying to look for people who could real-ly fi x the country’s ills. Maybe these new breeds of politicians will have the political will to patch up the Philippines,)

Yes, our countrymen are pinning their hopes on Presi-dent Aquino and his possible successor Atty. Leni Robredo to bring about meaningful changes in the country.

Is this not a wishful think-ing?

But I would like to throw these questions: Are our kaba-bayans really convinced that these good and sincere leaders are capable of fi xing the coun-try’s ills such as poverty, cor-ruption, pollution, natural ca-lamities, diseases, crimes and other forms of violence.

Quoting historian David Fromkin, he said, “Govern-ments are composed of human beings; therefore they are fal-lible and their prospects are uncertain. They exercise a cer-tain power, but only a limited one.” (The Question of Gov-ernment).

So the Bible (God’s Word) aptly warns us not to put trust in man—Psalm 146:3

To conclude this article, I’d like to quote another verse in the Scriptures which all of us can refl ect on: “ It does not be-long to man who is walking.,” wrote the prophet Jeremiah, “ even to direct his step.”—Jere-miah 10:23

Yes, we humans are imper-fect, we don’t have the ability to govern ourselves and

God will soon intervene in humans’ affairs -- (Daniel 2:44) __________________Willie Jose was section editor and senior reporter of the defunct TIMES JOUR-NAL. He is now based in Toronto, On-tario, Canada. His email address is >>> [email protected] <<<

August 31, 2012Hon. John Garcia BongatCity MayorCity Government of NagaJuan Q. Miranda Avenue, Concepcion PequenaNaga City, Philippines 4400COPY: The City Council

Re: A Monument for the Hon. Jesse RobredoDear Mayor Bongat:In his death, the nation mourned. Flags in all govern-

ment offi ces in the country have been fl own on half-mast. The country gave him state funeral.

His Excellency, President Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III just recently conferred on him posthumously the Philippine Legion of Honor. This is the highest award the President can bestow. He is given the Legion’s highest rank of chief commander “for life achievement as Secretary of the Inte-rior and as Mayor of Naga City. He was the 11th Legion of Honor with the rank of chief commander recipient since its creation under Army Circular 60 on July 3, 1947.

In his award are the following citations: “for being an exemplar of principled, committed leader-

ship, regardless of personal cost or danger, thereby mak-ing him a man of outstanding life achievement deserving of the highest recognition,”

“For being an advocate, as mayor of Naga City from 1988 to 1998 and again from 2001 to 2010, and Secretary of the Interior and Local Government, of true and trans-formative change, which led to a revitalized city and a vi-brant culture of transparency, accountability, and people empowerment,”

“For being a mentor to public servants who are likewise supportive of change; for choosing to tread the straight and righteous path even at the risk of political persecu-tion, instead of taking the easy and crooked road of the unprincipled,”

“For institutionalizing a virtuous cycle in the Depart-ment of the Interior and Local Government by establishing a full disclosure policy and seal of good housekeeping in local governments; for being a leader who set aside the ostentations of power, choosing the simplicity and honesty of a genuine servant leadership,”

“For his dedication to public service, which earned him the respect and acclaim of his peers and the public, as manifested in the countless accolades he received, such as the Ramon Magsaysay Award for Government Service in 2000, the Konrad Adenauer Medal of Excellence as Most Outstanding City Mayor of the Philippines in 1998, the fi rst ever Dangal ng Bayan Award of the Civil Ser-vice Commission, and inclusion in the Ten Outstanding Young Men of the Philippines (TOYM), among many other awards,”.

The beloved secretary’s early demise shocked the nation. But we can always remember and love him, and show him just that.

Therefore, on behalf of the Naguenos around the world who deeply adore, admire and love the Honorable DLIG secretary and former mayor of the city, I humbly rec-ommend that, through either an Executive Issuance or a City Council Resolution, a statue be erected either at the front of the city hall of Naga or at the welcome rotunda located along Concepcion Grande. I likewise urge the city to rename the rotunda as “Jesse Robredo Circle”. I further move that a committee be formed to oversee the realiza-tion of this project.

It is but fi tting that the city government and its people give him the highest honor of remembrance for the good example he left them.

Sincerely hoping that our voices be heard. Let us know how we can be of help.

Very truly yours,

(Sgd.) FIOREL C. SALVO200 Ege AvenueJersey City, NJ 07304201-577-8618E-Mail: mfi [email protected] www.thesalvogroup.com

NOTE: The signatory is a son of Naga City but now lives with

his family in New Jersey, USA. A broadcast journalist who started his career in the city at FBN, DZGE-DZEB, and then DZHN-TV13 of Radio Mindanao Network. Later he was transferred by the company to DZXL-Manila until he migrated to the states. Currently offi cer/member of various American and Filipino international and national organiza-tions.

Letter to the Publisher & EditorI am sending you a copy of the letter I just sent/e-mailed

to the city mayor, John Bongat and Councilwoman Cecilia De Asis. I hope you can endorse and support us on this proposal. You have the permission to publish or quote any part of the letter below.

Dios Mabalos asin mapasaindo an biyaya asin pagka-moot nin Dios asin Ina.

bikol reporter 5september 2-8, 2012 nEWS

Attention!UNC HIGH SCHOOL CLASS ‘68 ADVISORY

Special class meeting on September 9, 2012 at 2pm, Erning Sancho’s residence, Magsaysay Avenue (beside CEC), Naga City

Agenda: - Report on Financial Status - Projects and Activities - Other matters

Please confi rm your attendance to Tony Aberca - 0927-422-0433

Join the funs and memories of the class at the fellowship after the meeting.

See you in September!

AttentionAll members of the UNC Cross Swords Alumni Association:

The UNC Cross Swords Fraternity will celebrate its55th foundation anniversary on September 8, 2012.Its emerald theme is “@55 Cross Swords is alive,

strong and unifi ed.”The celebration on September 8, 2012, will start at 4PM at the

Knight of Columbus building, City Hall Avenue. Naga City.Members are directed to be present and be part of the emerald

celebration of the fraternity.For information, please contact: Bro Juanito Jana, President

UNC CSF alumni Association at 09152374445

BFAR-Bicol joined the search, rescueoperations for DILG Sec. Robredo

Top photos: BFAR-5 Regional Director Dennis V. del Socorro (yellow shirt) instructs the diving team as they conducted an assessment dive of the crash site. The divers discovered a cliff with an estimated depth of 250 feet with strong water current.Bottom left photo: The BFAR-5 team was aboard patrol boat, PB-2830-10 which also assisted the Philippine Air Force technical divers who had a rubber boat malfunction. Bottom right photo: Dir. del Socorro (5th from left) and Francisco Ombao, Chief of Fisheries Regulatory and Management Division (3rd from right) with the Philippine Air Force technical divers after a long-day of searching in the waters of Masbate. -kathilotin

UNEP marksIntramurals 2012

“ Intramurals serves as a battlefi eld of talents. Here, skills and endurance are tested, camaraderie is also strengthened. While we aim to win and get the top prize, we also instill sportsmanship, discipline and how to gra-ciously accept defeat.”

This was the message con-veyed by Atty. Remelisa Al-felor-Moraleda, the young and dynamic President of the Uni-versity of Northeastern Phil-ippines (UNEP) as the week-long Intramurals reach its fi nal stretch.

UNEPians were encouraged to share their skills and talents in various sports endeavor in line with the celebration of the university’s sports fest. The oc-casion, which took place from August 28 to 31 highlighted various sports events sports like basketball, volleyball, table ten-nis, chess, badminton and sepak takraw. Runners hurdled the 100, 200, 400, 800 meter dash and the 400x 100 meter relay, 4x400meter relay and walk-athon 1500.

Laro ng Lahi competition was also simultaneously held. It

included patintero, hilahang lu-bid or tug of war, sangkay, luk-song sako or sack race, Si Pedro at si Maria sa Bayan, bunong braso or arm wrestling and kick ball for girls. This aims to showcase the traditional games and appreciate the culture of sportsmanship which has honed our early players.

Atty. Remelisa Alfelor-Mo-raleda believes that the sports events will not only polish the psycho motor aptitude of the students, but will also encour-age them to engage in fruitful endeavors.

Ms. Deli Alfelor-Tibi, UNEP Vice President and EVP For Finance said that Intramurals are not only meant for fun and enjoyment but for deeper pur-poses like instilling self disci-pline, cooperation, self-respect, respect for others specially for the offi cials and opponents and to their team mates, fair play and sportsmanship.

“We teach our students to be an academic achiever but we also want them to develop self confi dence and stir their ability to shine even under pressure,” Miss Deli said in an interview.

bir bicol eXceeds taX . . .which collected P43.82 mil-lion collection, P3.9 million or 9.87 percent more than the target of P39.889 mil-lion, Iriga City led by Ma. Luisa Belen, with P29.1 mil-lion, P800,000 or 2.83 per-cent more than its goal of P18.319 million and, Daet, Camarines Norte headed by Nemesia Diano, which col-lected P39.28 million, 1.45 percent more than its goal of P38.725 million.

Tabule said she is continu-ously encouraging the RDOs

to sustain their collection strategies and come up with more tax initiatives that may be applicable in their respec-tive jurisdictions to sustain their good performance.

“We need these taxes to help the national govern-ment operate according to the development programs of the administration of Pres. Benigno Aquino III that are focused on countryside de-velopment, poverty allevia-tion and effi cient delivery of basic services,” she stressed.

bikol reporter6 september 2-8, 2012

Republic of the PhilippinesOFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER

“An Maogmang Lugar”City Hall, Naga City

Tel No. 472-20-50 / 472-81-67

1st NOTICE OF TAX DELINQUENCY OF REAL PROPERTY TAX IN THE CITY OF NAGATAX COMPUTED AS OF SEPTEMBER, 2012

1 REY, REMEGIO A. ; RUBEN ; SALVACION 08-02-0001-00119 135-02-0001-002-002-0000 Abella 1,392.00 LR 1,459,500.00 2007-11 45,536.40 28,699.68 74,236.082 OLAÑO, RAMON 08-02-0001-00306 135-02-0001-003-003-0000 Abella 804.00 LR 379,680.00 1995-11 31,552.88 21,442.40 52,995.283 OLAÑO, RAMON JR. 08-02-0001-00333 135-02-0001-003-024-0000 Abella 389.00 LR 61,270.00 2004-11 9,270.40 6,233.36 15,503.764 OLAÑO, SEGUNDINA 08-02-0001-00406 135-02-0001-004-006-0000 Abella 2,256.00 LR 350,690.00 1996-11 49,937.84 33,430.16 83,368.005 ISIDORO, EMMA 08-02-0001-00453 135-02-0001-004-019-0000 Abella 816.00 LR 172,580.00 1987-11 34,462.64 22,894.56 57,357.206 FERRER, SEGUNDO 08-02-0001-00455 135-02-0001-004-023-0000 Abella 200.00 LR 45,200.00 2005-11 5,792.96 3,845.44 9,638.40789 REYES, APOLINARIO B. 08-02-0001-00471 135-02-0001-004-037-0000 Abella 752.00 LR 308,280.00 2009-11 9,796.85 6,333.36 16,130.2110 MORANO, CORNELIO III 08-02-0001-00477 135-02-0001-004-037-1006 Abella 72.00 BR 26,890.00 1994-11 10,123.52 7,094.80 17,218.3211 DIZON, PROSPERIDAD REYES 08-02-0001-00478 135-02-0001-004-038-0000 Abella 753.00 LR 310,700.00 2006-11 19,458.16 12,518.48 31,976.6412 YADAO, ALFREDO 08-02-0001-00489 135-02-0001-004-039-0000 Abella 100.00 LR 52,500.00 2006-11 1,848.00 1,078.56 2,926.5613 YADAO, ALFREDO 08-02-0001-00490 135-02-0001-004-039-1001 Abella 133.59 BR 25,680.00 2007-11 3,619.52 2,421.00 6,040.5214 RURAL BANK OF PAMPLONA (CS) 08-02-0001-00495 135-02-0001-004-042-0000 Abella 454.00 LR 71,510.00 2004-11 15,872.08 10,912.88 26,784.9615 AGURA, ARMANDO & MADRID, MARIO 08-02-0001-00496 135-02-0001-004-043-0000 Abella 108.00 LR 17,010.00 1984-11 4,960.24 3,272.96 8,233.2016 SURIBA, AURORA 08-02-0001-00497 135-02-0001-004-044-0000 Abella 100.00 LR 15,750.00 2009-11 945.12 567.04 1,512.16171819 BASBAS, ROGELIO 08-02-0001-00539 135-02-0001-004-074-0000 Abella 150.00 LR 33,750.00 2002-11 5,186.24 3,491.12 8,677.3620 LAHOM, ISABELITA c/o CORDERO, IDA 08-02-0001-00561 135-02-0001-004-086-0000 Abella 117.00 LR 26,330.00 2003-11 3,601.68 2,403.44 6,005.1221 CORDERO, IDA 08-02-0001-00562 135-02-0001-004-086-1001 Abella 80.00 BR 48,730.00 1997-11 7,725.84 5,288.24 13,014.0822 SANTIAGO, VISITACION SIBULO c/o SAYNO, JUSTINO 08-02-0001-00573 135-02-0001-004-095-0000 Abella 68.00 LR 35,700.00 1991-11 4,740.80 3,183.12 7,923.9223 MADRID, MARIO 08-02-0001-00582 135-02-0001-004-101-0000 Abella 94.00 LR 64,160.00 2008(4)-11 1,294.72 766.44 2,061.1624 ABIOG, PERCIVAL 08-02-0001-00589 135-02-0001-004-106-0000 Abella 139.00 LR 31,280.00 2009-11 1,723.04 1,017.84 2,740.8825 SIBULO, ANTONIO S. JR. c/o OLOTEO, CATALINA 08-02-0001-00594 135-02-0001-004-108-0000 Abella 65.00 LR 14,630.00 1994-11 2,892.40 1,978.40 4,870.8026 COMPETENTE, TEODORO 08-02-0001-00612 135-02-0001-004-120-0000 Abella 108.00 LR 24,300.00 2009-11 1,458.00 874.88 2,332.8827 COMPETENTE, TEODORO 08-02-0001-00613 135-02-0001-004-120-1001 Abella 70.65 BR 118,980.00 2006-11 7,161.04 4,607.20 11,768.2428 UVERO, TRINIDAD S. 08-02-0001-00614 135-02-0001-004-121-0000 Abella 99.00 LR 22,280.00 2007-11 1,111.60 700.48 1,812.0829 UVERO, TRINIDAD S. 08-02-0001-00615 135-02-0001-004-122-0000 Abella 85.00 LR 19,130.00 2007-11 954.72 601.76 1,556.4830 UVERO, TRINIDAD S. c/o ATIENZO, ANICIA 08-02-0001-00616 135-02-0001-004-123-0000 Abella 65.00 LR 14,630.00 2003-11 1,094.40 722.56 1,816.9631 ALBIS, JOSEFINA 08-02-0001-00618 135-02-0001-004-124-0000 Abella 99.00 LR 22,280.00 2006-11 2,225.12 1,443.28 3,668.4032 FAUSTO, RUBEN J. 08-02-0001-00619 135-02-0001-004-125-0000 Abella 69.00 LR 15,530.00 2009-11 509.84 297.52 807.3633 ROBLES, WENCESLAWA ESPIRITU VDA DE. 08-02-0001-00627 135-02-0001-004-131-0000 Abella 295.00 LR 66,380.00 2007-11 5,639.36 3,587.76 9,227.1234 ISRAEL, PEDRO & GREGORIA 08-02-0001-00629 135-02-0001-004-133-0000 Abella 78.00 LR 17,550.00 2003-11 2,895.37 1,958.32 4,853.6935 ISRAEL, PEDRO & GREGORIA 08-02-0001-00630 135-02-0001-004-134-0000 Abella 153.00 LR 34,430.00 2005-11 4,739.20 3,164.32 7,903.5236 SANTIAGO, VISITACION SIBULO 08-02-0001-00631 135-02-0001-004-135-0000 Abella 59.00 LR 30,980.00 2002-11 2,665.04 1,770.40 4,435.4437 VILLAMOE, ROMEO E. 08-02-0001-00635 135-02-0001-004-138-0000 Abella 257.00 LR 57,830.00 2000-11 11,686.40 7,997.36 19,683.7638 SIBULO, ANTONIO S. JR. 08-02-0001-00637 135-02-0001-004-140-0000 Abella 220.00 LR 49,500.00 2007-11 5,082.00 3,302.72 8,384.7239 COMPUESTO, JOSE & EMELINDA 08-02-0001-00642 135-02-0001-004-145-0000 Abella 74.00 LR 16,650.00 2001-11 2,314.96 1,548.00 3,862.9640 SAN JOSE, IRIS M. 08-02-0001-00669 135-02-0001-005-008-0000 Abella 199.00 LR 31,340.00 2001-11 4,530.56 3,036.16 7,566.7241 ASIDO, EDNA A. 08-02-0001-00670 135-02-0001-005-009-0000 Abella 180.00 LR 37,260.00 2007-11 3,552.56 2,289.52 5,842.0842 SURTIDO, SIMEON 08-02-0001-00672 135-02-0001-005-010-0000 Abella 180.00 LR 28,350.00 2002-11 4,343.36 2,922.80 7,266.1643 SAN JOSE, IRIS M. 08-02-0001-00675 135-02-0001-005-012-0000 Abella 183.00 LR 28,820.00 2001-11 4,165.20 2,791.28 6,956.4844 OCAMPO, DOMINGO 08-02-0001-00689 135-02-0001-006-002-0000 Abella 134.00 LR 30,150.00 1980-11 7,134.88 4,630.48 11,765.3645 OLAR, JUAN 08-02-0001-00691 135-02-0001-006-003-0000 Abella 132.00 LR 29,700.00 1980-11 6,970.48 4,544.08 11,514.5646 NARON, LEILANY 08-02-0001-00693 135-02-0001-006-004-0000 Abella 132.00 LR 29,700.00 2005-11 3,533.20 2,330.08 5,863.2847 CONDE, JAIME 08-02-0001-00696 135-02-0001-006-006-0000 Abella 132.00 LR 29,700.00 1993-11 6,285.20 4,311.36 10,596.5648 BABALA, ROGELIO F. 08-02-0001-00706 135-02-0001-006-013-0000 Abella 130.00 LR 29,250.00 2006-11 2,967.20 1,925.72 4,892.9249 CONSORTE, ISAAC 08-02-0001-00708 135-02-0001-006-014-0000 Abella 130.00 LR 29,250.00 2005-11 3,316.64 2,177.36 5,494.0050 PERFECTO, ENGRACIO 08-02-0001-00710 135-02-0001-006-015-0000 Abella 136.00 LR 30,600.00 2001-11 4,407.20 2,952.72 7,359.9251 ANTONIO, RAUL 08-02-0001-00711 135-02-0001-006-016-0000 Abella 149.00 LR 33,530.00 1980-11 6,549.12 4,321.52 10,870.6452 VILLAR, AMANDO 08-02-0001-00714 135-02-0001-006-018-0000 Abella 130.00 LR 29,250.00 1998-11 5,345.76 3,638.24 8,984.0053 PASTOR, JAIME P. 08-02-0001-00717 135-02-0001-006-019-0000 Abella 134.00 LR 30,150.00 1995-11 6,076.64 4,157.68 10,234.3254 PASTOR, JAIME P. 08-02-0001-00718 135-02-0001-006-019-1001 Abella 86.34 BR - 1994-08 8,305.68 5,980.24 14,285.9255 RURAL BANK OF CANAMAN INC. c/o SOL, NICOLAS 08-02-0001-00719 135-02-0001-006-020-0000 Abella 136.00 LR 30,600.00 1994-11 6,034.32 4,124.24 10,158.5656 GABO, HONORATO 08-02-0001-00721 135-02-0001-006-021-0000 Abella 130.00 LR 29,250.00 2003-11 4,092.80 2,736.16 6,828.9657 OROSCO, FULGENCIO 08-02-0001-00726 135-02-0001-006-023-0000 Abella 130.00 LR 29,250.00 1990-11 6,512.64 4,390.88 10,903.5258 OBIAS, GENEROSA 08-02-0001-00733 135-02-0001-006-025-0000 Abella 106.00 LR 23,850.00 1991-11 4,835.04 3,272.48 8,107.5259 ABLANEDA, HERMINIO 08-02-0001-00734 135-02-0001-006-026-0000 Abella 165.00 LR 37,130.00 2006-11 4,083.04 2,672.32 6,755.3660 VECENA, YOLANDA 08-02-0001-00735 135-02-0001-006-027-0000 Abella 150.00 LR 33,750.00 1980-11 9,238.00 5,969.92 15,207.9261 REDONDO, ELPIDIO JR. 08-02-0001-00741 135-02-0001-006-030-0000 Abella 450.00 LR 165,380.00 1980-11 20,526.48 12,898.40 33,424.8862 SIA, RUBEN S. 08-02-0001-00752 135-02-0001-006-032-0000 Abella 154.00 LR 34,650.00 2004-11 5,242.96 3,525.36 8,768.3263 SIA, RUBEN S. 08-02-0001-00754 135-02-0001-006-032-1002 Abella 153.38 BC 32,300.00 2003-11 12,209.68 8,529.40 20,739.0864 SIA, RUBEN S. 08-02-0001-00755 135-02-0001-006-033-0000 Abella 543.00 LR 234,050.00 2004-11 17,386.64 11,395.84 28,782.4865 SIA, DOMINGA S. 08-02-0001-00757 135-02-0001-006-033-1002 Abella 193.55 BC 30,770.00 2006-11 4,794.60 3,202.92 7,997.5266 AGUINALDO, IRENE 08-02-0001-00766 135-02-0001-006-037-0000 Abella 66.00 LR 34,650.00 2001-11 3,155.20 2,105.20 5,260.4067 ABACANO, FELICITAS 08-02-0001-00775 135-02-0001-006-042-0000 Abella 87.00 LR 45,680.00 2006-11 2,860.56 1,840.32 4,700.8868 PESICO, ALBERTO 08-02-0001-00783 135-02-0001-006-046-0000 Abella 136.00 LR 30,600.00 2008-11 2,320.64 1,450.56 3,771.2069 OLIVERA, DANILO 08-02-0001-00786 135-02-0001-006-048-0000 Abella 129.00 LR 29,030.00 2006-11 3,192.56 2,089.52 5,282.0870 VERGARA, IRENE A. 08-02-0001-00788 135-02-0001-006-049-0000 Abella 136.00 LR 30,600.00 2009-11 1,836.00 1,101.60 2,937.60

ItemNo. Declared Owner New T.D No. Pin # Location Area K/C New Assessed

ValueYear

DelinquentUnpaidTaxes Penalties Total

Delinquent


71 BADURIA, FLORENCIO 08-02-0001-00789 135-02-0001-006-050-0000 Abella 135.00 LR 30,380.00 1994-11 7,480.16 5,167.20 12,647.3672 ALFON, BEBINA H. 08-02-0001-00791 135-02-0001-006-052-0000 Abella 110.00 LR 24,750.00 2000-11 4,132.16 2,796.80 6,928.9673 OBIAS, GENEROSA 08-02-0001-00790 135-02-0001-006-051-0000 Abella 32.00 LR 7,200.00 1993-11 1,412.88 964.96 2,377.8474 OBIAS, GENEROSA 08-02-0001-00792 135-02-0001-006-053-0000 Abella 49.00 LR 11,030.00 1993-11 2,163.84 1,478.48 3,642.3275 OBIAS, GENEROSA 08-02-0001-00793 135-02-0001-006-054-0000 Abella 130.00 LR 29,250.00 1993-11 5,741.44 3,923.12 9,664.5676 OBIAS, GENEROSA 08-02-0001-00794 135-02-0001-006-055-0000 Abella 203.00 LR 45,680.00 1993-11 9,020.48 6,165.76 15,186.2477 PANELO, EMILJUN & JUNELMOR 08-02-0001-00795 135-02-0001-006-056-0000 Abella 195.00 LR 43,880.00 2006-11 5,440.80 3,601.36 9,042.1678 OLAÑO, CONSUELO VDA DE 08-02-0001-00853 135-02-0001-007-016-0000 Abella 361.00 LR 132,670.00 1991-11 15,589.68 10,456.40 26,046.0879 VERGARA, EDGARDO R. 08-02-0001-00874 135-02-0001-007-027-0000 Abella 233.00 LR 85,630.00 2007-11 4,579.44 2,886.24 7,465.6880 SEVILLA, EMILIA R. ( widow ) 08-02-0001-00910 135-02-0001-007-053-0000 Abella 204.00 LR 74,970.00 2006-11 4,695.04 3,020.64 7,715.6881 BOLIVAR, DELIA B. 08-02-0001-00922 135-02-0001-007-062-0000 Abella 100.00 LR 52,500.00 2009-11 1,848.00 1,078.56 2,926.5682 DASIGAN, DOLORES PASTOR 08-02-0001-00923 135-02-0001-007-063-0000 Abella 158.00 LR 82,950.00 1998-11 8,805.60 5,942.00 14,747.6083 DELEÑA, LUCIA R. ( widow ) 08-02-0001-00927 135-02-0001-007-067-0000 Abella 173.00 LR 90,830.00 2008-11 4,027.44 2,463.84 6,491.2884 SAN AGUSTIN, CARLITO 08-02-0001-00929 135-02-0001-007-069-0000 Abella 291.00 LR 152,780.00 2008-11 6,774.48 4,144.32 10,918.8085 HIZO, TEODOSIO A. JR. 08-02-0001-00931 135-02-0001-007-072-0000 Abella 100.00 LR 36,750.00 2006-11 2,959.20 1,903.84 4,863.0486 SAN AGUSTIN, CARLITO & ROSALINDA 08-02-0001-00937 135-02-0001-007-078-0000 Abella 1,053.00 LR 410,130.00 2008-11 10,544.48 6,154.08 16,698.5687 ALAMER, DOMNGO B. 08-02-0001-01002 135-02-0001-008-025-1001 Abella 75.00 BC 13,550.00 2002-11 3,277.28 2,249.80 5,527.0888 DELA ROSA, JOEL T. 08-02-0001-01006 135-02-0001-008-027-0000 Abella 1,542.00 LR 375,060.00 2008-11 16,631.68 10,174.48 26,806.1689 UVERO, LINUS S. 08-02-0001-01033 135-02-0001-009-006-0000 Abella 500.00 LR 787,500.00 2005-11 30,497.04 19,752.88 50,249.9290 LACERNA, PEDRO 08-02-0001-01040 135-02-0001-009-009-0000 Abella 250.00 LR 562,500.00 2009-11 9,625.04 5,617.52 15,242.5691 LACERNA, PEDRO 08-02-0001-01041 135-02-0001-009-009-1001 Abella 116.00 BR - 2003-08 2,209.44 1,590.72 3,800.1692 LACERNA, PEDRO 08-02-0001-01042 135-02-0001-009-009-1002 Abella 45.54 BC 7,100.00 2003-11 2,103.36 1,456.88 3,560.2493 FUENTEBELLA, EULALIA 08-02-0001-01044 135-02-0001-009-010-0000 Abella 38.00 LR 85,500.00 2009-11 1,463.04 853.92 2,316.9694 FUENTEBELLA, EULALIA 08-02-0001-01045 135-02-0001-009-011-0000 Abella 347.00 LR 714,600.00 2009-11 12,227.60 7,136.48 19,364.0895 CHANCO, LUIS 08-02-0001-01046 135-02-0001-009-011-1001 Abella 84.00 BR 45,790.00 2009-11 2,747.52 1,648.40 4,395.9296 DY CHIAO, BENITO S. 08-02-0001-01102 135-02-0001-009-054-0000 Abella 75.00 LR 562,500.00 2010-11 17,959.24 9,502.04 27,461.2897 DY CHIAO, BENITO S. 08-02-0001-01103 135-02-0001-009-054-1001 Abella 150.00 BC 101,250.00 2010-11 4,556.32 2,460.36 7,016.6898 FUENTEBELLA, EULALIA A. 08-02-0001-01119 135-02-0001-009-065-0000 Abella 231.00 LR 121,280.00 1998-11 20,445.52 13,847.44 34,292.9699 ROSE PHARMACY INC. 08-02-0001-01104 135-02-0001-009-054-7001 Abella - BC 26,350.00 2010-11 1,185.76 640.32 1,826.08100 LAYOSA, GARETH 08-02-0001-01132 135-02-0001-010-002-1003 Abella 47.32 BR 21,770.00 2007-11 2,078.08 1,339.44 3,417.52101 ESPIRITU, MARIA VENUS RACADAG 08-02-0001-01136 135-02-0001-010-004-0000 Abella 200.00 LR 45,000.00 2007-11 4,620.00 3,002.40 7,622.40102 ROMANO, JOSE 08-02-0001-01142 135-02-0001-010-007-0000 Abella 200.00 LR 45,000.00 1986-11 9,276.24 6,095.76 15,372.00103 GALIDO, OSCAR 08-02-0001-01145 135-02-0001-010-009-0000 Abella 200.00 LR 45,000.00 1980-11 10,985.20 7,156.32 18,141.52104 LAYOSA, GARETH 08-02-0001-01147 135-02-0001-010-010-0000 Abella 292.00 LR 65,700.00 2006-11 8,146.80 5,392.64 13,539.44105 GALIDO, EGMEDIO 08-02-0001-01149 135-02-0001-010-011-0000 Abella 208.00 LR 46,800.00 1985-11 11,055.92 7,353.60 18,409.52106 SANDUCO, HELEN O. 08-02-0001-01231 135-02-0001-010-017-0000 Abella 609.00 LR 109,630.00 2010-11 4,385.28 2,368.00 6,753.28107 PAYCANA, FLORENCIA S. 08-02-0001-01235 135-02-0001-010-019-0000 Abella 609.00 LR 109,630.00 2003-11 14,996.16 10,007.84 25,004.00108 BIBE, FRANCISCO 08-02-0001-01240 135-02-0001-010-024-0000 Abella 128.00 LR 28,800.00 2000-11 5,100.64 3,465.12 8,565.76109 MELANTE, JULIETA 08-02-0001-01247 135-02-0001-010-029-0000 Abella 118.00 LR 26,550.00 1991-11 4,760.96 3,167.20 7,928.16110 MELANTE, FELIX 08-02-0001-01248 135-02-0001-010-029-1001 Abella 54.00 BR 18,530.00 2002-11 3,794.32 2,598.48 6,392.80111 VELASCO, LOURDES 08-02-0001-01249 135-02-0001-010-031-0000 Abella 120.00 LR 27,000.00 2002-11 4,407.84 2,979.36 7,387.20112 ALFON, BEBINA H. 08-02-0001-01273 135-02-0001-010-039-0000 Abella 134.00 LR 30,150.00 2000-11 5,340.16 3,627.92 8,968.08113 SANDUCO, GREGORIO O. 08-02-0001-01280 135-02-0001-010-045-0000 Abella 110.00 LR 24,750.00 2006-11 3,069.12 2,031.52 5,100.64114 ABARQUEZ, ELIZABETH VERGARA 08-02-0001-01289 135-02-0001-011-005-0000 Abella 216.00 LR 48,600.00 2007-11 4,129.36 2,626.96 6,756.32115 PALOMAR, JUAN 08-02-0001-01295 135-02-0001-011-009-0000 Abella 258.00 LR 58,050.00 2004-11 6,145.20 4,011.04 10,156.24116 CABAEL, MANUEL & ZENAIDA MONTE 08-02-0001-01317 135-02-0001-011-025-0000 Abella 240.00 LR 54,000.00 2005-11 5,515.20 3,586.56 9,101.76117 CABAEL, MANUEL & ZENAIDA MONTE 08-02-0001-01318 135-02-0001-011-025-1001 Abella 48.00 BR 49,490.00 1993-11 4,849.60 3,350.88 8,200.48118 TRACENA, CORAZON 08-02-0001-01319 135-02-0001-011-026-0000 Abella 240.00 LR 54,000.00 2007-11 4,587.84 2,918.80 7,506.64119 BICOL SAVINGS & LOAN ASS. c/o OLIVER, JULIO 08-02-0001-01320 135-02-0001-011-028-0000 Abella 185.00 LR 41,630.00 2008-11 3,163.92 1,978.16 5,142.08120 BICOL SAVINGS & LOAN ASS. 08-02-0001-01322 135-02-0001-011-029-0000 Abella 240.00 LR 54,000.00 2001-11 10,278.72 7,012.00 17,290.72121 BICOL SAVINGS & LOAN ASS. 08-02-0001-01329 135-02-0001-011-034-0000 Abella 243.00 LR 60,140.00 2009-11 3,608.40 2,165.04 5,773.44122 HIDALGO, SIMEON 08-02-0001-01335 135-02-0001-012-002-1001 Abella 200.00 BR 57,660.00 1997-11 17,712.08 12,337.04 30,049.12123 HERNANDEZ, BERNARDO HRS OF 08-02-0001-01337 135-02-0001-012-003-1001 Abella 151.15 BR 48,930.00 1980-11 13,600.08 8,344.80 21,944.88124 TABUZO, CATALINA 08-02-0001-01345 135-02-0001-012-009-0000 Abella 80.00 LC 480,000.00 1953-11 106,338.72 68,509.92 174,848.64125 STO. TOMAS, ANTERO SR. HRS OF 08-02-0001-01346 135-02-0001-012-009-1001 Abella 106.80 BR 23,840.00 1998-11 12,597.10 8,898.10 21,495.20126 IMPERIAL, PEDRO V. 08-02-0001-01353 135-02-0001-012-016-0000 Abella 53.00 LC 206,700.00 2007-11 16,625.52 10,514.72 27,140.24127 STO. TOMAS, ANDRES ET. AL. 08-02-0001-01354 135-02-0001-012-016-1001 Abella 127.00 BC - 2003-08 4,912.60 3,537.16 8,449.76128 IMPERIAL, RAMON V. 08-02-0001-01363 135-02-0001-012-022-0000 Abella 92.00 LC 552,000.00 2010-11 15,421.08 8,159.20 23,580.28129 DY, FELIPE ENG CHONG 08-02-0001-01373 135-02-0001-012-028-0000 Abella 267.00 LC 2,002,500.00 2010-11 63,934.84 33,827.32 97,762.16130 DY, FELIPE ENG CHONG 08-02-0001-01374 135-02-0001-012-031-0000 Abella 38.00 LC 285,000.00 2010-11 9,099.32 4,814.36 13,913.68131 HERNANDEZ, RUBEN & ALICIA ( sps ) 08-02-0001-01392 135-02-0001-012-038-0000 Abella 50.00 LC 300,000.00 2009-11 16,762.00 9,782.84 26,544.84132 HERNANDEZ, RUBEN 08-02-0001-01393 135-02-0001-012-038-1001 Abella 67.50 BR 25,340.00 2009-11 1,520.40 922.38 2,442.78133 HERNANDEZ, RUBEN 08-02-0001-01393 135-02-0001-012-038-1001 Abella 20.00 BC 64,150.00 2009-11 1,480.98 876.08 2,357.06134 HERNANDEZ, RUBEN & ALICIA ( sps ) 08-02-0001-01394 135-02-0001-012-040-0000 Abella 33.50 LC 201,000.00 2009-11 8,021.52 4,244.08 12,265.60135 ELLA, ADELA VDA DE. 08-02-0001-01406 135-02-0001-012-054-0000 Abella 70.00 LR 210,000.00 1993-11 47,938.80 33,004.00 80,942.80136 LIM, ERNESTO & ZENAIDA 08-02-0001-01399 135-02-0001-012-066-1001 Abella 120.00 BR 55,890.00 2005-11 7,204.24 4,784.56 11,988.80137 IMPERIAL, PHILIP T. 08-02-0001-00002 135-02-0001-001-001-1002 Abella 131.40 BC 43,360.00 1994-11 7,882.20 5,506.04 13,388.24138 IMPERIAL, PHILIP T. 08-02-0001-00003 135-02-0001-001-001-1003 Abella 31.50 BC 23,910.00 1994-11 9,045.24 6,319.04 15,364.28139 AURELLANO, ARSENIA G. ( widow ) 08-02-0002-00035 135-02-0002-001-019-0000 Bag. Norte 629.00 LR 297,150.00 2010-11 7,471.20 3,952.96 11,424.16140 SARASPI, JOSE 08-02-0002-00038 135-02-0002-001-021-0000 Bag. Norte 400.00 LR 150,000.00 2009-11 7,392.00 4,314.24 11,706.24141 CRUZ, EDUARDO B. 08-02-0002-00047 135-02-0002-001-024-1004 Bag. Norte 105.00 BR 187,770.00 2010-11 5,657.84 2,993.52 8,651.36142 CRUZ, EDUARDO B. & TEODORO; ROMEO B. 08-02-0002-00048 135-02-0002-001-024-1005 Bag. Norte 387.39 BR 1,102,340.00 2010-11 40,993.52 21,764.56 62,758.08143 DELA TRINIDAD, JAIME ET. AL. 08-02-0002-00050 135-02-0002-001-025-0000 Bag. Norte 602.00 LR 294,840.00 2007-11 28,890.40 18,678.24 47,568.64144 SARASPI, GUILLERMO & REGALA D. 08-02-0002-00057 135-02-0002-001-027-0000 Bag. Norte 173.00 LR 90,830.00 2008-11 4,027.44 2,463.84 6,491.28145 SARASPI, GUILLERMO & REGALA D. 08-02-0002-00111 135-02-0002-001-045-0000 Bag. Norte 45.00 LR 23,630.00 2008-11 1,047.60 640.88 1,688.48146 CLEDERA, ARMANDO ET. AL. 08-02-0002-00087 135-02-0002-001-041-0000 Bag. Norte 263.00 LR 138,080.00 1991-11 16,510.08 11,042.64 27,552.72147 CLEDERA, ARMANDO 08-02-0002-00115 135-02-0002-001-048-0000 Bag. Norte 88.00 LR 39,600.00 1987-11 4,567.28 2,971.20 7,538.48148 REYES, APOLONIO & CARMEN G. 08-02-0002-00116 135-02-0002-001-050-0000 Bag. Norte 81.00 LR 30,380.00 2009-11 1,496.88 873.68 2,370.56149 REYES, APOLONIO & CARMEN G. 08-02-0002-00117 135-02-0002-001-050-1001 Bag. Norte 66.50 BR 25,749.00 2009-11 1,544.88 927.04 2,471.92150 DEMABASA, VIRGILIO 08-02-0002-00133 135-02-0002-001-061-0000 Bag. Norte 415.00 LR 197,400.00 2008-11 15,604.00 9,813.60 25,417.60


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151 DEMABASA, VIRGILIO 08-02-0002-00136 135-02-0002-001-062-0000 Bag. Norte 430.00 LR 148,800.00 2008-11 12,808.00 8,150.40 20,958.40152 RIVERA, JAIME 08-02-0002-00144 135-02-0002-001-066-0000 Bag. Norte 332.00 LR 99,600.00 2003-11 11,473.92 7,543.92 19,017.84153 SAN JOSE, JOSE NOLASCO 08-02-0002-00179 135-02-0002-001-093-0000 Bag. Norte 73.00 LR 27,380.00 2004-11 2,540.40 1,645.28 4,185.68154 SAN JOSE, JOSE NOLASCO 08-02-0002-00180 135-02-0002-001-093-1001 Bag. Norte 47.69 BR 59,380.00 2010-11 1,320.00 698.40 2,018.40155 CURIOSO, SOCORRO VALISTO 08-02-0002-00184 135-02-0002-001-097-0000 Bag. Norte 350.00 LR 131,250.00 2009-11 6,468.00 3,774.96 10,242.96156 CURIOSO, SOCORRO VALISTO 08-02-0002-00185 135-02-0002-001-097-1001 Bag. Norte 67.50 BR 69,630.00 2009-11 3,723.84 2,188.96 5,912.80157 DESEMBRANA, SINFOROSA 08-02-0002-00187 135-02-0002-001-098-0000 Bag. Norte 278.00 LR 104,250.00 1994-11 17,878.16 12,172.00 30,050.16158 BELTRAN, TEODORO R. 08-02-0002-00191 135-02-0002-001-102-0000 Bag. Norte 158.00 LR 59,250.00 2008-11 3,678.54 2,250.38 5,928.92159 BELTRAN, FAUSTO B. 08-02-0002-00192 135-02-0002-002-001-0000 Bag. Norte 8,434.00 LA 14,970.00 2005-11 1,643.60 1,064.80 2,708.40160 NOCOS, EDUARDO JR. ( single ) 08-02-0002-00201 135-02-0002-002-009-0000 Bag. Norte 462.00 LR 138,600.00 2010-11 4,878.56 2,581.12 7,459.68161 ABIOG, DAVID R. 08-02-0002-01159 135-02-0002-003-012-0000 Bag. Norte 156.00 LR 70,200.00 2009-11 2,882.88 1,682.56 4,565.44162 MALIT, FERNANDO WEIMER 08-02-0002-00230 135-02-0002-003-013-0000 Bag. Norte 336.00 LR 126,000.00 2004-11 11,692.80 7,572.08 19,264.88163 ASOR, JAEL PERLA 08-02-0002-00231 135-02-0002-003-014-0000 Bag. Norte 532.00 LR 265,440.00 2007-11 12,983.48 8,073.88 21,057.36164 PEÑAREDONDO, ANGELINA 08-02-0002-00235 135-02-0002-003-016-0000 Bag. Norte 422.50 LR 221,810.00 2007-11 11,863.84 7,477.28 19,341.12165 ADVINCULA, BENJAMIN 08-02-0002-00264 135-02-0002-003-025-1002 Bag. Norte 25.00 BR 17,940.00 2009-11 1,076.40 645.84 1,722.24166 SUMPAY, AGAPITO 08-02-0002-00272 135-02-0002-003-032-0000 Bag. Norte 263.00 LR 98,630.00 2007-11 5,908.56 3,723.92 9,632.48167 DE LEON, JUSTO 08-02-0002-00280 135-02-0002-003-035-0000 Bag. Norte 280.00 LR 84,000.00 2009-11 4,139.52 2,415.92 6,555.44168 DE LEON, JUSTO c/o BUERA, RAULITO 08-02-0002-00281 135-02-0002-003-036-0000 Bag. Norte 215.00 LR 64,500.00 2009-11 4,004.16 2,449.52 6,453.68169 BUERA, RAULITO B. 08-02-0002-00282 135-02-0002-003-036-1001 Bag. Norte 43.00 BR 22,306.00 2003-11 3,546.56 2,392.56 5,939.12170 GUIRUELA, MARIVIC S. 08-02-0002-00291 135-02-0002-003-044-0000 Bag. Norte 253.00 LR 75,900.00 2006-11 6,655.52 4,281.76 10,937.28171 DE LEON, JUSTO 08-02-0002-00294 135-02-0002-003-046-0000 Bag. Norte 219.00 LR 65,700.00 2008-11 4,078.96 2,495.28 6,574.24172 DE LEON, JUSTO 08-02-0002-00295 135-02-0002-003-047-0000 Bag. Norte 198.00 LR 59,400.00 2008-11 3,688.00 2,256.16 5,944.16173 DE LEON, JUSTO c/o ECHANO, HIPOLITO 08-02-0002-00298 135-02-0002-003-050-0000 Bag. Norte 220.00 LR 66,000.00 1997-11 10,215.04 6,911.04 17,126.08174 ECHANO, HIPOLITO M. 08-02-0002-00299 135-02-0002-003-050-1001 Bag. Norte 50.82 BR 52,423.50 2004-11 4,315.36 2,850.80 7,166.16175 GONZALES, PERFECTO & MARIA 08-02-0002-00300 135-02-0002-003-051-0000 Bag. Norte 247.00 LR 92,630.00 2006-11 6,496.64 4,179.68 10,676.32176 GONZALES, PERFECTO & MARIA 08-02-0002-00221 135-02-0002-003-051-1001 Bag. Norte 214.62 BR 19,320.00 2001-11 4,726.00 3,263.60 7,989.60177 AURELLANO, IRENE MORALES 08-02-0002-00310 135-02-0002-004-001-0000 Bag. Norte 445.00 LR 233,630.00 2007-11 11,427.60 7,106.48 18,534.08178 AURELLANO, IRENE MORALES 08-02-0002-00311 135-02-0002-004-001-1002 Bag. Norte 132.48 BR 56,874.00 2009-11 3,412.56 2,047.44 5,460.00179 NAYVE, TEOFILO 08-02-0002-00334 135-02-0002-004-010-0000 Bag. Norte 152.00 LR 79,800.00 1991-11 9,269.60 6,206.80 15,476.40180 MANUBAY SUBDIVISION 08-02-0002-00370 135-02-0002-005-001-0000 Bag. Norte 699.00 LR 184,280.00 2004-11 152.32 100.56 252.88181 MANUBAY SUBDIVISION 08-02-0002-00373 135-02-0002-005-002-0000 Bag. Norte 739.00 LR 193,280.00 2004-11 149.36 98.00 247.36182 MANUBAY SUBDIVISION 08-02-0002-00374 135-02-0002-005-003-0000 Bag. Norte 819.00 LR 211,280.00 2004-11 165.92 108.74 274.66183 MANUBAY SUBDIVISION 08-02-0002-00375 135-02-0002-005-004-0000 Bag. Norte 485.00 LR 152,780.00 1994-11 168.88 115.28 284.16184 MANUBAY SUBDIVISION 08-02-0002-00388 135-02-0002-005-011-0000 Bag. Norte 199.00 LR 89,550.00 1994-11 10,550.96 7,095.28 17,646.24185 MANUBAY SUBDIVISION 08-02-0002-00392 135-02-0002-005-014-0000 Bag. Norte 237.00 LR 106,650.00 1994-11 12,566.80 8,450.56 21,017.36186 MANUBAY SUBDIVISION 08-02-0002-00400 135-02-0002-005-018-0000 Bag. Norte 407.00 LR 183,150.00 2000-11 18,924.12 12,599.64 31,523.76187 ARENAS, ROGELIO 08-02-0002-00403 135-02-0002-005-019-1001 Bag. Norte 178.78 BR 18,343.00 2008-11 1,496.24 945.20 2,441.44188 CABALQUINTO, DELFINA 08-02-0003-00010 135-02-0003-001-006-0000 Bag. Sur 78.94 LR 41,440.00 2007-11 2,217.20 1,397.36 3,614.56189 ALMONEDA, REMEDIOS Y RUEDAS 08-02-0003-00012 135-02-0003-001-007-0000 Bag. Sur 315.00 LR 165,380.00 2010-11 4,158.00 2,200.00 6,358.00190 PEREZ, ZACARIAS 08-02-0003-00016 135-02-0003-001-010-0000 Bag. Sur 695.00 LR 364,880.00 2002-11 45,011.12 29,843.52 74,854.64191 PEREZ, ZACARIAS 08-02-0003-00017 135-02-0003-001-010-1001 Bag. Sur 51.00 BC 3,520.00 1999-11 1,236.28 870.92 2,107.20192 PEREZ, ZACARIAS 08-02-0003-00011 135-02-0003-001-010-1002 Bag. Sur 193.38 BC 54,300.00 1998-11 16,391.92 11,362.32 27,754.24193 VILLAREAL, ASUNCION 08-02-0003-00022 135-02-0003-001-014-0000 Bag. Sur 92.00 LR 48,300.00 2006-11 2,583.36 1,628.16 4,211.52194 PANIS, BENJAMIN & REMEDIOS 08-02-0003-00039 135-02-0003-001-023-0000 Bag. Sur 162.50 LR 85,310.00 2008-11 3,783.04 2,314.32 6,097.36195 SABIDO, MAXIMA PANIS 08-02-0003-00041 135-02-0003-001-024-0000 Bag. Sur 162.50 LR 85,310.00 2008-11 5,556.24 3,591.04 9,147.28196 DIVINAGRACIA, DENNIS 08-02-0003-01796 135-02-0003-001-036-0000 Bag. Sur 95.00 LR 49,880.00 2009-11 2,992.80 1,795.60 4,788.40197 SANCHO, FELISA VDA DE 08-02-0003-01797 135-02-0003-001-037-0000 Bag. Sur 95.00 LR 49,880.00 2009-11 2,992.80 1,795.60 4,788.40198 PEREZ, ZACARIAS 08-02-0003-00036 135-02-0003-001-033-1001 Bag. Sur 123.90 BC 37,230.00 1999-11 10,686.20 7,392.12 18,078.32199 MANUBAY AGRO-INDUSTRIAL DEV. CORP. 08-02-0003-00056 135-02-0003-002-001-0000 Bag. Sur 932.00 LR 1,048,500.00 2001-11 80,254.08 52,889.92 133,144.00200 PERALTA, PABLO A. 08-02-0003-00064 135-02-0003-002-002-0000 Bag. Sur 437.00 LR 327,750.00 2008-11 21,194.56 12,965.84 34,160.40201 PERALTA, PABLO A. 08-02-0003-00065 135-02-0003-002-002-1001 Bag. Sur 133.50 BR 103,380.00 2009-11 4,489.84 2,620.40 7,110.24202 PANAMBO, SULFICIO 08-02-0003-00074 135-02-0003-002-007-0000 Bag. Sur 314.00 LR 117,750.00 2007-11 8,817.12 5,557.04 14,374.16203 ESMERALDA, ERNESTO 08-02-0003-00136 135-02-0003-002-024-0000 Bag. Sur 404.00 LR 121,200.00 2009-11 6,981.12 4,153.76 11,134.88204 ESMERALDA, CLARA 08-02-0003-00137 135-02-0003-002-024-1002 Bag. Sur 40.20 BR 62,120.00 2009-11 3,578.88 2,129.60 5,708.48205 ESMERALDA, JOSE 08-02-0003-00138 135-02-0003-002-025-0000 Bag. Sur 368.00 LR 414,000.00 2005-11 13,230.40 8,598.56 21,828.96206 TEMING, JAIME 08-02-0003-00155 135-02-0003-002-031-0000 Bag. Sur 112.00 LR 33,600.00 2007-11 3,010.56 1,925.60 4,936.16207 TILOS, LOURDES 08-02-0003-00157 135-02-0003-002-032-0000 Bag. Sur 113.00 LR 33,900.00 2008-11 1,952.64 1,161.92 3,114.56208 ALDABA, CORAZON 08-02-0003-00169 135-02-0003-002-039-0000 Bag. Sur 290.00 LR 152,250.00 2000-11 14,629.92 9,802.72 24,432.64209 ALDABA, CORAZON 08-02-0003-00171 135-02-0003-002-039-1002 Bag. Sur 206.76 BR 42,180.00 1998-11 12,917.20 8,996.64 21,913.84210 VISTA, NICASIO 08-02-0003-00174 135-02-0003-002-042-0000 Bag. Sur 105.00 LR 55,130.00 2006-11 3,074.40 1,949.04 5,023.44211 GUMBA, HAIDE VISTA 08-02-0003-00175 135-02-0003-002-042-1001 Bag. Sur 201.00 BR 81,600.00 2006-11 8,479.44 5,517.54 13,996.98212 VILLAR, JOVITA A. & ABUNDO, MERCEDES 08-02-0003-00176 135-02-0003-002-043-0000 Bag. Sur 782.00 LR 793,800.00 2010-11 11,299.76 5,978.56 17,278.32213 VILLAR, JOVITA A. & ABUNDO, MERCEDES 08-02-0003-01917 135-02-0003-002-043-0000 Bag. Sur 204.00 LC 229,500.00 2001-11 12,152.52 8,820.60 20,973.12214 SAN ANDRES, JEREMIAS 08-02-0003-00188 135-02-0003-002-050-0000 Bag. Sur 66.00 LR 19,800.00 2008-11 1,457.28 906.64 2,363.92215 ABOGADO, LUCILA C. ET. AL. 08-02-0003-00198 135-02-0003-002-056-0000 Bag. Sur 194.00 LR 58,200.00 2009-11 3,352.32 1,994.64 5,346.96216 CEDO, RAUL 08-02-0003-00203 135-02-0003-002-060-0000 Bag. Sur 39.00 LR 20,480.00 2006-11 1,282.32 825.04 2,107.36217 ARCEO, BARTO;OME & EVANGELIO, MARIA 08-02-0003-00204 135-02-0003-002-062-0000 Bag. Sur 78.00 LR 23,400.00 2004-11 2,880.32 1,905.52 4,785.84218 TUASON, ISAAC 08-02-0003-00210 135-02-0003-002-069-0000 Bag. Sur 133.00 LR 39,900.00 2000-11 6,162.56 4,149.92 10,312.48219 TUASON, RICARDO F. 08-02-0003-00212 135-02-0003-002-070-0000 Bag. Sur 110.00 LR 33,000.00 2005-11 3,822.72 2,514.72 6,337.44220 TANGUILIG, GLORIA 08-02-0003-00226 135-02-0003-002-077-0000 Bag. Sur 225.00 LR 168,750.00 2009-11 8,662.56 5,055.76 13,718.32221 TANGUILIG, LORENZO D. 08-02-0003-00228 135-02-0003-002-079-0000 Bag. Sur 40.00 LR 30,000.00 2006-11 2,740.00 1,762.80 4,502.80222 PARDO, HENRY M. 08-02-0003-00242 135-02-0003-002-088-0000 Bag. Sur 172.00 LR 51,600.00 2010-11 2,064.00 1,114.56 3,178.56223 PARDO, JORGE JR. 08-02-0003-00243 135-02-0003-002-089-0000 Bag. Sur 170.00 LR 51,000.00 2010-11 2,040.00 1,101.60 3,141.60224 DIAZ, DOMINGO c/o SARMIENTO, FLORES 08-02-0003-00262 135-02-0003-003-015-0000 Bag. Sur 325.00 LR 170,630.00 1999-11 16,125.20 10,791.12 26,916.32225 SARMIENTO, FLORES 08-02-0003-00263 135-02-0003-003-015-1001 Bag. Sur 271.55 BR 18,330.00 1998-11 6,730.16 4,713.52 11,443.68226 DIAZ, DOMINGO 08-02-0003-00270 135-02-0003-003-019-0000 Bag. Sur 285.00 LR 149,630.00 1985-11 19,122.48 12,262.16 31,384.64227 DIAZ, DOMINGO 08-02-0003-00283 135-02-0003-003-028-0000 Bag. Sur 140.00 LR 73,500.00 1985-11 9,998.24 6,168.72 16,166.96228 ALANIS, MYRNA R. 08-02-0003-00315 135-02-0003-003-045-0000 Bag. Sur 118.00 LR 44,250.00 2008-11 2,747.04 1,680.48 4,427.52229 TABLIZO, IMELDA & ZARAGOSA, JOSE 08-02-0003-00316 135-02-0003-003-046-0000 Bag. Sur 220.00 LR 82,500.00 2010-11 2,904.00 1,536.48 4,440.48230 BERMUNDO, BERNARDO B. 08-02-0003-00332 135-02-0003-003-048-0000 Bag. Sur 102.00 LR 38,250.00 1974-11 7,924.00 4,969.52 12,893.52


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231 BARTOLO, JULIETA ZACARIAS & BARTOLO 08-02-0003-00321 135-02-0003-003-049-0000 Bag. Sur 365.00 LR 410,630.00 2007-11 10,249.20 6,459.68 16,708.88232 SIGUENZA, NICOLASA 08-02-0003-00364 135-02-0003-003-068-0000 Bag. Sur 120.00 LR 90,000.00 2010-11 1,584.00 838.08 2,422.08233 SIGUENZA, NICOLASA 08-02-0003-00365 135-02-0003-003-069-0000 Bag. Sur 690.00 LR 474,000.00 2010-11 8,342.40 4,413.92 12,756.32234 CLAVO, LEOVIGILDO 08-02-0003-00369 135-02-0003-003-071-0000 Bag. Sur 200.00 LR 225,000.00 2005-11 7,232.64 4,703.52 11,936.16235 BUENA, ANGEL J. 08-02-0003-00370 135-02-0003-003-074-0000 Bag. Sur 61.00 LR 68,630.00 2010-11 805.20 426.08 1,231.28236 LANUZGA, SEVERA 08-02-0003-00374 135-02-0003-003-077-0000 Bag. Sur 60.00 LR 45,000.00 2009-11 1,108.80 647.12 1,755.92237 BUENA AGUA, CIRILA 08-02-0003-00379 135-02-0003-003-080-0000 Bag. Sur 74.00 LR 38,850.00 2009-11 1,367.52 798.08 2,165.60238 BUENA AGUA, CIRILA 08-02-0003-00380 135-02-0003-003-080-1001 Bag. Sur 108.12 BR 310,680.00 2009-11 8,941.28 5,218.48 14,159.76239 NEBREJA, MARIANO JR. M. 08-02-0003-00385 135-02-0003-003-083-0000 Bag. Sur 41.00 LR 21,530.00 2006-11 1,348.08 867.28 2,215.36240 AMON, ESTEBAN D. 08-02-0003-00395 135-02-0003-003-093-0000 Bag. Sur 101.00 LR 53,030.00 2009-11 1,866.48 1,089.44 2,955.92241 AMON, ESTEBAN D. 08-02-0003-00396 135-02-0003-003-094-0000 Bag. Sur 101.00 LR 53,030.00 2009-11 1,866.48 1,089.44 2,955.92242 AMON, JOSE D. 08-02-0003-00397 135-02-0003-003-095-0000 Bag. Sur 101.00 LR 53,030.00 2009-11 1,866.48 1,089.44 2,955.92243 AMON, JOSE D. 08-02-0003-00398 135-02-0003-003-096-0000 Bag. Sur 101.00 LR 53,030.00 2009-11 1,866.48 1,089.44 2,955.92244 ALFORTE, KEVIN G. ( single ) 08-02-0003-01317 135-02-0003-003-057-0000 Bag. Sur 360.00 LR 126,000.00 2010-11 5,040.00 2,721.60 7,761.60245 PASTORAL, HELIOS 08-02-0003-00410 135-02-0003-004-003-0000 Bag. Sur 165.00 LR 185,630.00 2007-11 9,652.56 6,083.60 15,736.16246 MOLL, NONITO M. & MOLL, NONIEFE 08-02-0003-00411 135-02-0003-004-003-1001 Bag. Sur 129.90 BR 27,880.00 2001-11 5,424.40 3,704.56 9,128.96247 CABRERA, FLORENIA I. 08-02-0003-00423 135-02-0003-004-008-0000 Bag. Sur 200.00 LR 105,000.00 2008-11 4,656.00 2,848.32 7,504.32248 CABRERA, FLORENIA I. 08-02-0003-00424 135-02-0003-004-008-1001 Bag. Sur 165.60 BR 102,080.00 2006-11 11,477.28 7,528.56 19,005.84249 BARBOSA, AQUILINO M. 08-02-0003-00430 135-02-0003-004-012-0000 Bag. Sur 200.00 LR 105,000.00 2009-11 3,696.00 2,157.12 5,853.12250 ORANTE, ESTELITO & ROSARIO O. 08-02-0003-00470 135-02-0003-005-001-0000 Bag. Sur 887.00 LR 868,730.00 2008-11 8,356.32 5,062.86 13,419.18251 ORANTE, ESTELITO & ROSARIO O. 08-02-0003-00471 135-02-0003-005-001-1001 Bag. Sur 243.00 BC 59,390.00 2008-11 5,541.60 3,508.86 9,050.46252 PANDE, FELICITAS F. 08-02-0003-00491 135-02-0003-005-009-0000 Bag. Sur 842.00 LR 770,850.00 2006-11 22,529.84 14,494.64 37,024.48253 ROMAGOSA, ROLANDO JR. 08-02-0003-00492 135-02-0003-005-010-0000 Bag. Sur 662.00 LR 663,300.00 2009-11 10,895.60 6,358.96 17,254.56254 ROMAGOSA, ROLANDO JR. 08-02-0003-00493 135-02-0003-005-010-1001 Bag. Sur 191.00 BR 24,830.00 2006-11 4,218.72 2,858.48 7,077.20255 VILLASEÑOR, JESUS ( DECEASED ) 08-02-0003-00503 135-02-0003-005-013-1001 Bag. Sur 200.00 BR 27,000.00 2005-11 7,244.96 5,021.92 12,266.88256 DELA CRUZ, TOMAS 08-02-0003-00504 135-02-0003-005-014-0000 Bag. Sur 239.00 LR 89,630.00 2005-11 8,590.80 5,583.12 14,173.92257 ARCILLA, GLORIETTA & JULIANITA 08-02-0003-00513 135-02-0003-005-017-0000 Bag. Sur 200.00 LR 105,000.00 2008-11 4,656.00 2,848.32 7,504.32258 ARCILLA, GLORIETTA & JULIANITA 08-02-0003-00514 135-02-0003-005-017-1001 Bag. Sur 237.00 BR 26,880.00 2008-11 2,565.04 1,653.20 4,218.24259 BARBAJERA, CRISPINA 08-02-0003-00524 135-02-0003-005-023-0000 Bag. Sur 372.00 LR 418,500.00 2009-11 14,322.00 8,358.88 22,680.88260 ROSALES, CRISPINA B. 08-02-0003-00526 135-02-0003-005-023-1002 Bag. Sur 139.86 BR 103,740.00 2010-11 4,149.60 2,240.80 6,390.40261 MENDOZA, ERNESTO 08-02-0003-00538 135-02-0003-005-031-0000 Bag. Sur 295.00 LR 365,060.00 2008-11 14,115.80 8,459.72 22,575.52262 COLEGIO DE SANTA ISABEL 08-02-0003-00545 135-02-0003-005-034-0000 Bag. Sur 435.00 LC 489,380.00 2007-11 25,447.60 16,038.40 41,486.00263 CATHOLIC ACTION CENTER 08-02-0003-00546 135-02-0003-005-034-1001 Bag. Sur 472.00 BC 95,580.00 2009-11 6,451.68 3,870.96 10,322.64264 COLEGIO DE SANTA ISABEL 08-02-0003-00550 135-02-0003-005-035-0000 Bag. Sur 168.00 LC 378,000.00 2009-11 10,914.80 6,370.24 17,285.04265 COLEGIO DE SANTA ISABEL 08-02-0003-00553 135-02-0003-005-036-0000 Bag. Sur 197.00 LR 221,630.00 2009-11 3,003.84 1,753.12 4,756.96266 LUCENA, FELICIDAD, LUZ, MANUEL & 08-02-0003-00554 135-02-0003-005-037-0000 Bag. Sur 120.00 LR 45,000.00 2006-11 3,945.60 2,538.40 6,484.00267 PRIETO, SUSANA 08-02-0003-00567 135-02-0003-005-047-0000 Bag. Sur 116.00 LR 130,500.00 1966-11 9,183.36 5,692.72 14,876.08268 BARRAMEDA, JOSE V. JR. 08-02-0003-00574 135-02-0003-006-004-0000 Bag. Sur 221.00 LR 248,630.00 2010-11 2,917.20 1,543.52 4,460.72269 BARRAMEDA, JOSE V. JR. 08-02-0003-00575 135-02-0003-006-004-1001 Bag. Sur 217.16 BR 22,280.00 2010-11 891.20 481.20 1,372.40270 ABELLA, MANUEL c/o CRESENCIO, ADOLFO 08-02-0003-00607 135-02-0003-006-022-0000 Bag. Sur 194.00 LR 72,750.00 2006-11 6,378.72 4,103.84 10,482.56271 CAAYAO, BASILIO 08-02-0003-00609 135-02-0003-006-023-0000 Bag. Sur 140.00 LR 52,500.00 2009-11 2,587.20 1,510.00 4,097.20272 ENRIQUEZ, JACINTO & JUSTINA 08-02-0003-00630 135-02-0003-006-036-1002 Bag. Sur 208.00 BR 18,720.00 2003-11 6,867.84 4,810.16 11,678.00273 GAGALAC, JUSTINA 08-02-0003-00631 135-02-0003-006-037-0000 Bag. Sur 304.00 LR 342,000.00 2009-11 5,617.92 3,278.80 8,896.72274 ALMAREZ, FRANCISCO & LACORTE, SALUD 08-02-0003-00650 135-02-0003-006-047-0000 Bag. Sur 259.00 LR 97,130.00 2008-11 6,029.52 3,688.64 9,718.16275 ESCALANTE, PORFERIO HRS OF 08-02-0003-00652 135-02-0003-006-048-0000 Bag. Sur 165.00 LR 61,880.00 2006-11 5,425.20 3,490.40 8,915.60276 GUEVARRA, MARIA HRS OF 08-02-0003-00655 135-02-0003-006-050-0000 Bag. Sur 148.00 LR 55,500.00 2006-11 4,866.24 3,130.80 7,997.04277 CERVANIA, BENEDICTO C. 08-02-0003-00657 135-02-0003-006-051-0000 Bag. Sur 201.00 LR 75,380.00 2005-11 7,226.32 4,696.48 11,922.80278 FRIAS, SEVERINA 08-02-0003-00659 135-02-0003-006-052-0000 Bag. Sur 153.20 LR 171,340.00 2006-11 5,007.44 3,221.52 8,228.96279 FRIAS, ARACELI 08-02-0003-00660 135-02-0003-006-053-0000 Bag. Sur 226.00 LR 254,250.00 2009-11 4,176.48 2,437.60 6,614.08280 FRIAS, ARACELI 08-02-0003-00661 135-02-0003-006-053-1001 Bag. Sur 137.00 BR 68,740.00 2010-11 2,749.60 1,484.80 4,234.40281 VILLEGAS, FELIXBERTO T. & ARACELI 08-02-0003-00662 135-02-0003-006-053-1002 Bag. Sur 127.58 BR 236,950.00 2007-11 15,076.72 9,502.08 24,578.80282 RAYALA, DEMETRIO 08-02-0003-00677 135-02-0003-006-060-0000 Bag. Sur 152.30 LR 171,340.00 2010-11 2,010.24 1,063.60 3,073.84283 HIDALGO, AMELIA 08-02-0003-00679 135-02-0003-006-061-0000 Bag. Sur 100.00 LR 112,500.00 2002-11 4,516.80 3,000.16 7,516.96284 HIDALGO, AMELIA 08-02-0003-00680 135-02-0003-006-061-1001 Bag. Sur 141.60 BR 66,510.00 1995-11 9,766.96 6,734.48 16,501.44285 PALEAN, TERESA & SALVADOR 08-02-0003-00681 135-02-0003-006-062-0000 Bag. Sur 73.00 LR 82,130.00 2006-11 2,400.24 1,544.32 3,944.56286 HIDALGO, AMELIA 08-02-0003-00683 135-02-0003-006-063-0000 Bag. Sur 117.00 LR 43,880.00 2007-11 3,144.96 1,969.56 5,114.52287 HIDALGO, AMELIA 08-02-0003-00684 135-02-0003-006-063-1001 Bag. Sur 180.50 BR 20,170.00 2007-11 3,270.84 2,209.74 5,480.58288 MARTIREZ, SERAFIN ET. AL. 08-02-0003-00708 135-02-0003-006-085-0000 Bag. Sur 107.00 LR 120,380.00 1991-11 7,458.64 5,008.24 12,466.88289 ORTEGA, GREGORIO 08-02-0003-00712 135-02-0003-006-090-1001 Bag. Sur 64.00 BR 66,020.00 2005-11 7,293.36 4,784.32 12,077.68290 ORTEGA, SANTOS A. 08-02-0003-00716 135-02-0003-006-093-0000 Bag. Sur 81.00 LR 91,130.00 2009-11 1,496.88 873.68 2,370.56291 ORTEGA, SANTOS A. 08-02-0003-00717 135-02-0003-006-093-1001 Bag. Sur 81.00 BR 183,600.00 2009-11 7,543.76 4,402.72 11,946.48292 ORTEGA, SANTOS A. 08-02-0003-00718 135-02-0003-006-094-0000 Bag. Sur 49.20 LR 18,450.00 2002-11 2,737.68 1,838.00 4,575.68293 ORTEGA, SANTOS A. 08-02-0003-00719 135-02-0003-006-094-1001 Bag. Sur 60.00 BR 106,940.00 2009-11 3,482.00 2,032.24 5,514.24294 ORTEGA, SANTOS A. 08-02-0003-00721 135-02-0003-006-096-0000 Bag. Sur 18.00 LR 13,500.00 2009-11 623.76 364.08 987.84295 REYTA, ERNESTO 08-02-0003-00729 135-02-0003-006-101-1001 Bag. Sur 94.55 BR 232,000.00 2007-11 15,269.68 9,623.80 24,893.48296 REYTA, ERNESTO 08-02-0003-00729 135-02-0003-006-101-1001 Bag. Sur 94.55 BC 214,160.00 2007-11 19,201.96 11,870.37 31,072.33297 BARCENAS, RODOLFO & MYRNA 08-02-0003-00746 135-02-0003-006-114-0000 Bag. Sur 201.00 LR 105,530.00 2009-11 3,714.48 2,168.00 5,882.48298 BARCENAS, RODOLFO & MYRNA 08-02-0003-00747 135-02-0003-006-114-1001 Bag. Sur 312.00 BR 25,270.00 2008-11 2,923.12 1,922.64 4,845.76299 DEZA, MARIA & PASCUAL 08-02-0003-00754 135-02-0003-006-118-0000 Bag. Sur 138.00 LR 155,250.00 2005-11 4,961.44 3,224.56 8,186.00300 SOMERA, MANETTE B. 08-02-0003-00760 135-02-0003-006-123-0000 Bag. Sur 84.00 LR 31,500.00 2007-11 2,358.72 1,486.64 3,845.36301 SOMERA, MANETTE B. 08-02-0003-00761 135-02-0003-006-123-1001 Bag. Sur 63.92 BR 67,700.00 2004-11 8,186.56 5,418.32 13,604.88302 OBIAS, AGUSTINA B. 08-02-0003-00765 135-02-0003-006-125-0000 Bag. Sur 140.00 LR 52,500.00 2007-11 3,931.20 2,477.68 6,408.88303 BRAVO, JULIANA 08-02-0003-00766 135-02-0003-006-126-0000 Bag. Sur 116.00 LR 43,500.00 2001-11 5,545.60 3,700.48 9,246.08304 BRAVO, JULIANA 08-02-0003-00767 135-02-0003-006-127-0000 Bag. Sur 136.00 LR 51,000.00 2001-11 6,501.76 4,338.56 10,840.32305 BRAVO, JULIANA 08-02-0003-00768 135-02-0003-006-128-0000 Bag. Sur 41.00 LR 15,380.00 2001-11 1,960.00 1,307.76 3,267.76306 REYTA, NICASIA V. 08-02-0003-01829 135-02-0003-006-105-1001 Bag. Sur 215.29 BR 471,440.00 2010-11 18,857.60 10,183.12 29,040.72307 HIDALGO, JESUS 08-02-0003-00643 135-02-0003-006-120-1001 Bag. Sur 193.80 BR 48,660.00 1997-11 15,635.20 10,906.72 26,541.92308 ROMAN CATHOLIC ARCH. OF CACERES 08-02-0003-00776 135-02-0003-007-005-0000 Bag. Sur 250.00 LR 131,250.00 1985-11 14,393.04 9,370.88 23,763.92309 ROMAN CATHOLIC ARCH. OF CACERES 08-02-0003-00777 135-02-0003-007-006-0000 Bag. Sur 250.00 LR 131,250.00 1985-11 12,978.56 8,442.08 21,420.64310 ROMAN CATHOLIC ARCH. OF CACERES 08-02-0003-00778 135-02-0003-007-007-0000 Bag. Sur 240.00 LR 131,250.00 1985-11 13,821.68 8,994.64 22,816.32


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311 ROMAN CATHOLIC ARCH. OF CACERES 08-02-0003-00781 135-02-0003-007-008-0000 Bag. Sur 250.00 LR 144,380.00 1980-11 13,104.56 8,472.48 21,577.04312 ROMAN CATHOLIC ARCH. OF CACERES 08-02-0003-00787 135-02-0003-007-011-0000 Bag. Sur 420.00 LR 220,500.00 1980-11 21,325.68 13,921.92 35,247.60313 BOLAÑOS, CLEMENTE L. 08-02-0003-00792 135-02-0003-007-007-1007 Bag. Sur 85.00 BR 66,140.00 2002-11 11,529.68 7,825.04 19,354.72314 ONG, RONNIE C. 08-02-0003-00793 135-02-0003-007-007-1008 Bag. Sur 72.00 BR 27,450.00 2007-11 2,651.12 1,711.04 4,362.16315 ROMAN CATHOLIC ARCH. OF CACERES 08-02-0003-00794 135-02-0003-007-012-0000 Bag. Sur 180.00 LR 94,500.00 1980-11 9,494.80 6,128.00 15,622.80316 NAVA, MERCEDES 08-02-0003-00795 135-02-0003-007-012-1001 Bag. Sur 42.50 BR 20,810.00 2003-11 3,455.44 2,338.08 5,793.52317 ROMAN CATHOLIC ARCH. OF CACERES 08-02-0003-00797 135-02-0003-007-013-0000 Bag. Sur 200.00 LR 105,000.00 1980-11 9,494.80 6,128.00 15,622.80318 ROMAN CATHOLIC ARCH. OF CACERES 08-02-0003-00799 135-02-0003-007-014-0000 Bag. Sur 250.00 LR 131,250.00 1980-11 11,743.36 7,629.60 19,372.96319 ROMAN CATHOLIC ARCH. OF CACERES 08-02-0003-00803 135-02-0003-007-016-0000 Bag. Sur 250.00 LR 131,250.00 1980-11 11,754.16 7,632.16 19,386.32320 ROMAN CATHOLIC ARCH. OF CACERES 08-02-0003-00826 135-02-0003-007-034-0000 Bag. Sur 744.00 LR 273,420.00 1980-11 31,791.52 19,706.00 51,497.52321 ROMAN CATHOLIC ARCH. OF CACERES 08-02-0003-00856 135-02-0003-007-047-0000 Bag. Sur 250.00 LR 131,250.00 1985-11 11,617.36 7,599.20 19,216.56322 KALAW, MA. VICTORIA A. 08-02-0003-00806 135-02-0003-007-019-0000 Bag. Sur 250.00 LR 131,250.00 2006-11 8,220.00 5,288.40 13,508.40323 KALAW, MA. VICTORIA A. 08-02-0003-00807 135-02-0003-007-019-1001 Bag. Sur 204.00 BR 372,110.00 2003-11 45,771.04 30,515.44 76,286.48324 DIMANLIG, HORACIO & JOSEFINA 08-02-0003-00804 135-02-0003-007-017-0000 Bag. Sur 250.00 LR 144,380.00 1990-11 13,654.00 9,008.32 22,662.32325 DIMANLIG, HORACIO & JOSEFINA 08-02-0003-00808 135-02-0003-007-020-0000 Bag. Sur 250.00 LR 131,250.00 1990-11 12,736.00 8,410.32 21,146.32326 VILLEGAS, AMADOR JR. 08-02-0003-00852 135-02-0003-007-045-0000 Bag. Sur 246.00 LR 129,150.00 2004-11 8,560.80 5,543.76 14,104.56327 VILLEGAS, AMADOR JR. 08-02-0003-00853 135-02-0003-007-045-1001 Bag. Sur 94.32 BR 20,370.00 2004-11 3,443.52 2,332.56 5,776.08328 BORJA, CRISPO 08-02-0003-00924 135-02-0003-007-093-0000 Bag. Sur 300.00 LR 157,500.00 1988-11 15,499.20 10,144.16 25,643.36329 POLOYAPOY, PRIMO & MASSEY 08-02-0003-00925 135-02-0003-007-094-0000 Bag. Sur 300.00 LR 157,500.00 2009-11 5,544.00 3,235.68 8,779.68330 POLOYAPOY, PRIMO & MASSEY 08-02-0003-00926 135-02-0003-007-094-1001 Bag. Sur 79.00 BR 45,290.00 2009-11 2,717.52 1,630.40 4,347.92331 BARROSA, LORETO 08-02-0003-00929 135-02-0003-007-096-1001 Bag. Sur 258.50 BR 245,930.00 2010-11 9,837.28 5,312.08 15,149.36332 RELUCANO, RODRIGUEZ 08-02-0003-00966 135-02-0003-007-117-0000 Bag. Sur 300.00 LR 110,250.00 2007-11 5,644.80 3,535.04 9,179.84333 CARRIDO, MERCELITA ANGELES 08-02-0003-01035 135-02-0003-007-167-0000 Bag. Sur 75.00 LR 39,380.00 2007-11 2,106.00 1,327.36 3,433.36334 CARRIDO, MERCELITA ANGELES 08-02-0003-01036 135-02-0003-007-167-1001 Bag. Sur 112.12 BC 163,460.00 2007-11 7,415.76 4,673.84 12,089.60335 ARCILLA, FELIX L. JR. 08-02-0003-01044 135-02-0003-007-172-0000 Bag. Sur 150.00 LR 78,750.00 2008-11 3,492.00 2,136.24 5,628.24336 BACSAIN, VENCHITO B. & GLENDA 08-02-0003-01045 135-02-0003-007-173-0000 Bag. Sur 150.00 LR 78,750.00 2007-11 4,212.00 2,654.64 6,866.64337 BACSAIN, VENCHITO B. & GLENDA 08-02-0003-01046 135-02-0003-007-173-1001 Bag. Sur 53.69 BR 110,070.00 2007-11 3,451.60 2,175.28 5,626.88338 TAULE, ASUNCION 08-02-0003-01058 135-02-0003-007-183-0000 Bag. Sur 600.00 LR 180,000.00 2007-11 16,128.00 10,316.16 26,444.16339 TAULE, ASUNCION 08-02-0003-01061 135-02-0003-007-186-0000 Bag. Sur 231.00 LR 69,300.00 2009-11 3,991.68 2,375.12 6,366.80340 CASTRO, REMEDIOS ET. AL. 08-02-0003-01794 135-02-0003-007-194-0000 Bag. Sur 813.00 LR 426,820.00 2009-11 25,609.20 15,365.52 40,974.72341 DELA ROSA, ALNOR M. 08-02-0003-01113 135-02-0003-008-008-0000 Bag. Sur 330.00 LR 173,250.00 2007-11 9,266.40 5,840.24 15,106.64342 ROBLES, MARIA DE 08-02-0003-01885 135-02-0003-008-025-0000 Bag. Sur 730.00 LC 1,386,000.00 2010-11 21,037.52 11,130.76 32,168.28343 ROBLES, MARIA DE 08-02-0003-01142 135-02-0003-008-025-1001 Bag. Sur 236.10 BR 24,970.00 2010-11 998.88 539.36 1,538.24344 CLIDORO, EFREN B. 08-02-0003-01150 135-02-0003-008-030-1001 Bag. Sur 101.25 BR 122,960.00 2006-11 10,087.36 6,489.68 16,577.04345 SILVESTRE, MARIA 08-02-0003-01153 135-02-0003-008-032-0000 Bag. Sur 194.00 LR 218,250.00 2007-11 11,349.04 7,152.80 18,501.84346 SALES, ARISTEO JR. 08-02-0003-01168 135-02-0003-008-042-0000 Bag. Sur 361.00 LR 208,480.00 2006-11 13,056.16 8,399.76 21,455.92347 SALES, FLOR M. 08-02-0003-01169 135-02-0003-008-042-1001 Bag. Sur 172.80 BR 49,820.00 1993-11 18,402.88 12,891.52 31,294.40348 PAMA, DULCE ABCEDE 08-02-0003-01171 135-02-0003-008-044-0000 Bag. Sur 413.00 LR 216,830.00 2009-11 7,632.24 4,454.48 12,086.72349 PAMA, ERASMO & DULCE ( sps ) 08-02-0003-01172 135-02-0003-008-044-1001 Bag. Sur 142.93 BR 104,400.00 2009-11 5,491.28 3,218.72 8,710.00350 ARQUILLO, BERNARDO 08-02-0003-01198 135-02-0003-008-059-0000 Bag. Sur 130.00 LR 146,250.00 2008(4)-11 5,330.04 3,155.12 8,485.16351 VELUZ, RICARDITO & ELEANOR 08-02-0003-01207 135-02-0003-008-064-0000 Bag. Sur 179.00 LR 140,960.00 2008-11 4,846.16 2,964.64 7,810.80352 VELUZ, ELEANOR 08-02-0003-01809 135-02-0003-008-065-0000 Bag. Sur 181.00 LR 142,540.00 2010-11 5,701.60 3,078.88 8,780.48353 ADUPE, JOSEFINA 08-02-0003-01213 135-02-0003-008-068-0000 Bag. Sur 61.00 LR 32,030.00 2009-11 1,127.28 658.00 1,785.28354 JAUCIAN, ALEX A. 08-02-0003-01214 135-02-0003-008-069-0000 Bag. Sur 62.00 LR 32,550.00 2009-11 1,145.76 668.72 1,814.48355 JAUCIAN, ALEX A. 08-02-0003-01185 135-02-0003-008-050-0000 Bag. Sur 32.00 LR 36,000.00 2009-11 1,232.00 719.04 1,951.04356 JAUCIAN, ALEX A. 08-02-0003-01224 135-02-0003-008-078-0000 Bag. Sur 107.00 LR 56,180.00 2009-11 1,977.36 1,154.16 3,131.52357 SARTE, DANTE 08-02-0003-01217 135-02-0003-008-071-0000 Bag. Sur 83.00 LR 53,580.00 2006-11 2,529.84 1,612.40 4,142.24358 PINLAC, ESTELITO S. 08-02-0003-01222 135-02-0003-008-076-0000 Bag. Sur 100.00 LR 225,000.00 2009-11 4,812.56 2,808.80 7,621.36359 PINLAC, CONRADO 08-02-0003-01223 135-02-0003-008-077-0000 Bag. Sur 112.00 LR 126,000.00 2009-11 4,312.00 2,516.64 6,828.64360 ADUPE, LEONY 08-02-0003-01232 135-02-0003-008-082-0000 Bag. Sur 61.00 LR 32,030.00 2008-11 1,420.08 868.80 2,288.88361 PADUA, MADELENE 08-02-0003-01258 135-02-0003-008-098-1001 Bag. Sur 100.62 BR 227,900.00 2009-11 9,046.00 5,279.52 14,325.52362 LEONCIO, AIDA CRISPINA 08-02-0003-01263 135-02-0003-008-101-0000 Bag. Sur 142.00 LR 74,550.00 2008-11 3,305.76 2,022.32 5,328.08363 SALVADORA, ELMER & AIDA 08-02-0003-01264 135-02-0003-008-101-1002 Bag. Sur 108.70 BR 196,020.00 2008-11 11,288.00 6,905.36 18,193.36364 LEONCIO, AIDA CRISPINA 08-02-0003-01265 135-02-0003-008-102-0000 Bag. Sur 59.00 LR 30,980.00 2008-11 1,373.52 840.32 2,213.84365 SALVADORA, ELMER & AIDA 08-02-0003-01266 135-02-0003-008-102-1001 Bag. Sur 52.00 BR 22,690.00 2008-11 1,856.96 1,173.52 3,030.48366 SALVADORA, ELMER & AIDA 08-02-0003-01267 135-02-0003-008-103-0000 Bag. Sur 120.00 LR 63,000.00 2008-11 2,793.60 1,708.96 4,502.56367 OLARVE, LOURDES P. 08-02-0003-01279 135-02-0003-008-113-0000 Bag. Sur 91.00 LR 47,780.00 2007-11 2,555.28 1,610.48 4,165.76368 OLARVE, LOURDES P. 08-02-0003-01280 135-02-0003-008-113-1001 Bag. Sur 143.85 BR 104,600.00 2007-11 7,131.20 4,494.48 11,625.68369 NIEVA, CIRILO M. 08-02-0003-01288 135-02-0003-009-003-0000 Bag. Sur 307.00 LR 161,180.00 2001-11 13,955.20 9,273.92 23,229.12370 NIEVA, CIRILO M. 08-02-0003-01289 135-02-0003-009-003-1001 Bag. Sur 75.61 BR 27,610.00 1991-11 11,371.76 7,646.96 19,018.72371 APOLO, LEOPOLDO & AZUCENA 08-02-0003-01296 135-02-0003-009-008-0000 Bag. Sur 272.00 LR 142,800.00 2003-11 11,084.64 7,295.44 18,380.08372 ABCEDE SUBDIVISION 08-02-0003-01311 135-02-0003-009-018-0000 Bag. Sur 300.00 LR 157,500.00 2009-11 5,544.00 3,235.68 8,779.68373 LLAGA, MARIA PAMELA PAMA 08-02-0003-01312 135-02-0003-009-019-0000 Bag. Sur 313.00 LR 164,330.00 2009-11 5,784.24 3,375.92 9,160.16374 PAMA, MARIA PATRICIA 08-02-0003-01313 135-02-0003-009-020-0000 Bag. Sur 293.00 LR 153,830.00 2007-11 8,578.48 5,406.64 13,985.12375 PASCO, OLIMPIO & ESPARANZA 08-02-0003-01342 135-02-0003-009-045-0000 Bag. Sur 379.00 LR 198,980.00 2010-11 5,002.80 2,646.96 7,649.76376 VALENZUELA, ZENAIDA SB. 08-02-0003-01356 135-02-0003-009-051-0000 Bag. Sur 153.00 LR 80,330.00 2006(4)-11 4,479.84 2,840.04 7,319.88377 VALENZUELA, ZENAIDA SB. 08-02-0003-01358 135-02-0003-009-051-1002 Bag. Sur 84.00 BR 22,660.00 2006(4)-11 2,477.20 1,620.40 4,097.60378 VALENZUELA, ZENAIDA SB. 08-02-0003-01359 135-02-0003-009-052-0000 Bag. Sur 160.00 LR 84,000.00 2006(4)-11 4,684.80 2,969.84 7,654.64379 GUERIÑA, TITO ESPAÑOL 08-02-0003-01362 135-02-0003-009-054-0000 Bag. Sur 142.00 LR 74,550.00 2009-11 2,618.00 1,528.00 4,146.00380 CRUZ, ELIZA PALAD 08-02-0003-01386 135-02-0003-010-002-0000 Bag. Sur 199.00 LR 98,510.00 2009-11 4,045.68 2,361.12 6,406.80381 STA ROSA, MARIBEL 08-02-0003-01395 135-02-0003-010-008-0000 Bag. Sur 305.00 LR 137,250.00 2010-11 4,026.00 2,130.16 6,156.16382 STA ROSA, MARIBEL 08-02-0003-01396 135-02-0003-010-008-1001 Bag. Sur 161.10 BR 305,690.00 2006-11 26,749.44 17,209.36 43,958.80383 ABONAL, HILARIO 08-02-0003-01397 135-02-0003-010-009-0000 Bag. Sur 294.00 LR 132,300.00 2006-11 9,666.72 6,219.20 15,885.92384 SALES, CONSOLACION 08-02-0003-01406 135-02-0003-010-019-0000 Bag. Sur 477.00 LR 214,650.00 2009-11 8,814.96 5,144.80 13,959.76385 ENVERGA, JESS & ADELAIDA 08-02-0003-01408 135-02-0003-010-019-1002 Bag. Sur 59.24 BR 58,660.00 2005-11 4,603.28 3,006.56 7,609.84386 MEDINA, NENA F. 08-02-0003-01411 135-02-0003-010-021-0000 Bag. Sur 269.00 LR 121,050.00 2010-11 3,550.80 1,878.72 5,429.52387 MANUBAY AGRO-INDUSTRIAL DEV. CORP. 08-02-0003-01437 135-02-0003-010-035-0000 Bag. Sur 290.00 LR 130,500.00 2007-11 8,143.20 5,132.32 13,275.52388 MANUBAY AGRO-INDUSTRIAL DEV. CORP. 08-02-0003-01438 135-02-0003-010-036-0000 Bag. Sur 290.00 LR 130,500.00 2007-11 8,143.20 5,132.32 13,275.52389 MANUBAY AGRO-INDUSTRIAL DEV. CORP. 08-02-0003-01439 135-02-0003-010-037-0000 Bag. Sur 293.00 LR 131,850.00 2007-11 8,227.44 5,185.44 13,412.88390 MANUBAY AGRO-INDUSTRIAL DEV. CORP. 08-02-0003-01453 135-02-0003-010-045-0000 Bag. Sur 294.00 LR 132,300.00 2002-11 12,752.00 8,440.90 21,192.90


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391 MANUBAY AGRO-INDUSTRIAL DEV. CORP. 08-02-0003-01559 135-02-0003-011-003-0000 Bag. Sur 6,223.00 LA 40,450.00 2005-11 3,339.23 2,150.76 5,489.99392 MANUBAY SUBDIVISION 08-02-0003-01486 135-02-0003-010-063-0000 Bag. Sur 400.00 LR 300,000.00 1994-11 41,635.20 27,877.28 69,512.48393 MANUBAY SUBDIVISION 08-02-0003-01547 135-02-0003-010-097-0000 Bag. Sur 2,923.00 LR 1,350,350.00 2007-11 82,077.84 51,730.16 133,808.00394 MANUBAY SUBDIVISION 08-02-0003-01551 135-02-0003-010-100-0000 Bag. Sur 0.15 LR 679,950.00 2002-11 78,692.88 52,851.12 131,544.00395 ARENILLO, ERNESTO 08-02-0003-01454 135-02-0003-010-047-0000 Bag. Sur 353.00 LR 158,850.00 2010-11 4,659.60 2,465.36 7,124.96396 ARENILLO, ERNESTO 08-02-0003-01455 135-02-0003-010-048-0000 Bag. Sur 348.00 LR 156,600.00 2010-11 4,593.60 2,430.40 7,024.00397 JAUCIAN, ROSALINDA MANUBAY 08-02-0003-01499 135-02-0003-010-069-0000 Bag. Sur 447.00 LR 335,250.00 2004-11 34,295.60 22,346.00 56,641.60398 VELORIA, ANTONIO 08-02-0003-01529 135-02-0003-010-086-0000 Bag. Sur 451.00 LR 202,950.00 2002-11 19,562.32 12,948.32 32,510.64399 VELORIA, ANTONIO 08-02-0003-01530 135-02-0003-010-086-1001 Bag. Sur 167.76 BR 22,650.00 2003-11 4,087.92 2,780.00 6,867.92400 BELLINGHAUSEN, PRISCILLA 08-02-0003-01537 135-02-0003-010-091-0000 Bag. Sur 115.00 LR 51,750.00 2006-11 3,780.00 2,432.72 6,212.72401 BELLINGHAUSEN, PRISCILLA 08-02-0003-01538 135-02-0003-010-091-1001 Bag. Sur 27.30 BR 19,450.00 2009-11 1,167.12 700.16 1,867.28402 PEREZ, ZACARIAS 08-02-0003-01562 135-02-0003-011-006-0000 Bag. Sur 1,183.00 LR 266,180.00 2001-11 31,628.80 20,984.00 52,612.80403 MADERAL, HELEN FAVOREAL 08-02-0003-01565 135-02-0003-011-009-0000 Bag. Sur 238.00 LR 53,550.00 2006-11 4,695.04 3,020.64 7,715.68404 PETATE, ALBERTO J. 08-02-0003-01588 135-02-0003-011-023-1003 Bag. Sur 50.00 BR 54,050.00 2006-11 3,293.24 2,098.68 5,391.92405 CEPRIASO, CYNTHIA MILAGROS E. 08-02-0003-01589 135-02-0003-011-023-1004 Bag. Sur 109.90 BR 213,330.00 2007-11 8,144.48 5,133.12 13,277.60406 AGUILA, LEONY A. 08-02-0003-01610 135-02-0003-011-045-0000 Bag. Sur 207.00 LR 46,580.00 2007-11 4,128.42 2,637.10 6,765.52407 TORRES, LOLITA G. 08-02-0003-01621 135-02-0003-011-052-1001 Bag. Sur 110.80 BR 303,280.00 2007-11 16,904.16 10,653.92 27,558.08408 BARBOSA, CARLOS C. 08-02-0003-01623 135-02-0003-011-054-0000 Bag. Sur 272.00 LR 61,200.00 2010-11 1,723.20 911.68 2,634.88409 BARBOSA, CARLOS C. 08-02-0003-01624 135-02-0003-011-054-1001 Bag. Sur 45.00 BR 66,850.00 2010-11 1,342.00 710.08 2,052.08410 MADERAL, MICHAEL P. 08-02-0003-01627 135-02-0003-011-056-0000 Bag. Sur 221.00 LR 49,730.00 2009-11 2,922.72 1,746.24 4,668.96411 MADERAL, MICHAEL P. 08-02-0003-01628 135-02-0003-011-056-1001 Bag. Sur 84.00 BR 64,030.00 2009-11 3,812.24 2,283.68 6,095.92412 BENITEZ, NELSON B. 08-02-0003-01637 135-02-0003-011-063-0000 Bag. Sur 200.00 LR 31,500.00 2008-11 2,658.00 1,687.04 4,345.04413 BENITEZ, NELSON B. & BERNARDITA 08-02-0003-01638 135-02-0003-011-063-1001 Bag. Sur 80.50 BR 28,900.00 2008-11 2,325.60 1,466.40 3,792.00414 GOMEZ, MILA EVELYN 08-02-0003-01639 135-02-0003-011-064-0000 Bag. Sur 269.00 LR 42,370.00 2008-11 3,556.16 2,255.28 5,811.44415 GOMEZ, MILA EVELYN 08-02-0003-01640 135-02-0003-011-064-1001 Bag. Sur 39.06 BR 50,400.00 2011 568.24 238.64 806.88416 VILLABROSA, DEQUILLO A. 08-02-0003-01641 135-02-0003-011-065-0000 Bag. Sur 293.00 LR 65,930.00 2010-11 2,637.28 1,424.08 4,061.36417 VILLABROSA, DEQUILLO A. & PAZ 08-02-0003-01642 135-02-0003-011-065-1001 Bag. Sur 72.95 BR 100,670.00 2002-11 11,360.16 7,629.44 18,989.60418 NACIONAL, ELSA A. 08-02-0003-01653 135-02-0003-011-068-0000 Bag. Sur 234.00 LR 52,650.00 2004-11 6,569.20 4,350.40 10,919.60419 CLEDERA, EDGAR 08-02-0003-01657 135-02-0003-011-072-0000 Bag. Sur 214.00 LR 48,150.00 2006-11 5,295.60 3,466.00 8,761.60420 ALARCON, MELANIO C. 08-02-0003-01660 135-02-0003-011-075-0000 Bag. Sur 283.00 LR 63,680.00 2009-11 3,742.72 2,236.16 5,978.88421 ALARCON, MELANIO C. 08-02-0003-01661 135-02-0003-011-075-1001 Bag. Sur 69.46 BR 57,990.00 2009-11 3,442.56 2,061.04 5,503.60422 ALARCON, MELANIO & HONORIA 08-02-0003-01662 135-02-0003-011-075-1002 Bag. Sur 149.24 BR 304,920.00 2004-11 30,540.28 20,009.64 50,549.92423 GUERIÑA, ROSALINA B. 08-02-0003-01707 135-02-0003-011-115-0000 Bag. Sur 50.00 LR 11,250.00 2009-11 661.28 395.04 1,056.32424 GUERIÑA, GILBERTO V. 08-02-0003-01708 135-02-0003-011-116-0000 Bag. Sur 200.00 LR 45,000.00 2010-11 1,800.00 972.00 2,772.00425 GUERIÑA, GILBERTO V. 08-02-0003-01709 135-02-0003-011-116-1001 Bag. Sur 56.00 BR 53,930.00 2010-11 2,157.28 1,164.88 3,322.16426 CASILLAN, SILVINO 08-02-0003-01643 135-02-0003-011-166-1001 Bag. Sur 102.25 BR 48,020.00 2002-11 9,798.88 6,709.36 16,508.24427 ORAA, MIGUEL 08-02-0003-01651 135-02-0003-011-140-1013 Bag. Sur 72.00 BR 24,110.00 2003-11 4,506.72 3,071.20 7,577.92428 BAYLON, DELFIN A. 08-02-0003-01583 135-02-0003-011-121-1001 Bag. Sur 45.00 BR 28,460.00 2007-11 2,467.60 1,573.12 4,040.72429 ARROYO SAMAHANG KABUHAYAN, INC. 08-02-0003-01733 135-02-0003-012-002-0000 Bag. Sur 169.00 LR 50,700.00 2009-11 2,920.32 1,737.68 4,658.00430 ARROYO SAMAHANG KABUHAYAN, INC. 08-02-0003-01736 135-02-0003-012-005-0000 Bag. Sur 273.00 LR 81,900.00 2007-11 7,338.24 4,694.00 12,032.24431 ARROYO SAMAHANG KABUHAYAN, INC. 08-02-0003-01739 135-02-0003-012-008-0000 Bag. Sur 113.00 LR 33,900.00 2009(3-4)-11 1,654.32 947.12 2,601.44432 ARROYO SAMAHANG KABUHAYAN, INC. 08-02-0003-01740 135-02-0003-012-009-0000 Bag. Sur 162.00 LR 48,600.00 2007-11 4,354.56 2,785.28 7,139.84433 ARROYO SAMAHANG KABUHAYAN, INC. 08-02-0003-01741 135-02-0003-012-010-0000 Bag. Sur 141.00 LR 42,300.00 2007-11 3,790.08 2,424.32 6,214.40434 ARROYO SAMAHANG KABUHAYAN, INC. 08-02-0003-01744 135-02-0003-012-013-0000 Bag. Sur 149.00 LR 44,700.00 2010-11 1,788.00 965.60 2,753.60435 ESPIRITU, GILBERT P. 08-02-0003-00128 135-02-0003-012-013-1001 Bag. Sur 85.00 BR 102,830.00 2009-11 4,666.24 2,723.44 7,389.68436 ARROYO SAMAHANG KABUHAYAN, INC. 08-02-0003-01750 135-02-0003-012-019-0000 Bag. Sur 124.00 LR 37,200.00 2007-11 3,333.12 2,132.00 5,465.12437 ARROYO SAMAHANG KABUHAYAN, INC. 08-02-0003-01753 135-02-0003-012-022-0000 Bag. Sur 142.00 LR 42,600.00 2007-11 3,816.96 2,441.44 6,258.40438 ARROYO SAMAHANG KABUHAYAN, INC. 08-02-0003-01756 135-02-0003-012-025-0000 Bag. Sur 133.00 LR 39,900.00 2008-11 2,936.64 1,827.20 4,763.84439 ARROYO SAMAHANG KABUHAYAN, INC. 08-02-0003-01757 135-02-0003-012-026-0000 Bag. Sur 147.00 LR 44,100.00 2009-11 2,540.16 1,511.44 4,051.60440 ARROYO SAMAHANG KABUHAYAN, INC. 08-02-0003-01759 135-02-0003-012-028-0000 Bag. Sur 167.00 LR 50,100.00 2010-11 2,004.00 1,082.24 3,086.24441 ARROYO SAMAHANG KABUHAYAN, INC. 08-02-0003-01762 135-02-0003-012-031-0000 Bag. Sur 133.00 LR 39,900.00 2010-11 1,596.00 861.92 2,457.92442 ARROYO SAMAHANG KABUHAYAN, INC. 08-02-0003-01766 135-02-0003-012-035-0000 Bag. Sur 95.00 LR 28,500.00 2007-11 2,553.60 1,633.44 4,187.04443 ARROYO SAMAHANG KABUHAYAN, INC. 08-02-0003-01772 135-02-0003-012-041-0000 Bag. Sur 118.00 LR 35,400.00 2009-11 2,039.04 1,213.20 3,252.24444 ARROYO SAMAHANG KABUHAYAN, INC. 08-02-0003-01773 135-02-0003-012-042-0000 Bag. Sur 121.00 LR 36,300.00 2009-11 2,090.88 1,244.16 3,335.04445 ARROYO SAMAHANG KABUHAYAN, INC. 08-02-0003-01774 135-02-0003-012-043-0000 Bag. Sur 241.00 LR 72,300.00 2009-11 4,164.48 2,477.92 6,642.40446 ARROYO SAMAHANG KABUHAYAN, INC. 08-02-0003-01775 135-02-0003-012-044-0000 Bag. Sur 104.00 LR 31,200.00 2007-11 2,795.52 1,788.16 4,583.68447 ARROYO SAMAHANG KABUHAYAN, INC. 08-02-0003-01779 135-02-0003-012-048-0000 Bag. Sur 159.00 LR 47,700.00 2007-11 4,273.92 2,733.92 7,007.84448 BANAAG, NEHEMIAS E. 08-02-0003-00130 135-02-0003-012-020-1035 Bag. Sur 42.00 BR 28,880.00 2009-11 1,515.76 888.08 2,403.84449 INTIA, IRENEO P. 08-02-0022-01043 135-02-0022-008-018-0000 San Felipe 345.00 LR 155,250.00 1992-11 17,134.16 11,554.32 28,688.48450 TERCEÑO, BARBARA 08-02-0022-01040 135-02-0022-008-015-0000 San Felipe 374.00 LR 168,300.00 2002-11 16,977.20 11,186.64 28,163.84451 TERCEÑO, SANTOS O. 08-02-0022-01027 135-02-0022-008-007-0000 San Felipe 407.00 LR 183,150.00 2008-11 9,474.96 5,796.40 15,271.36452 MALLARI, VERONICA I. 08-02-0022-01086 135-02-0022-008-045-0000 San Felipe 300.00 LR 135,000.00 1994-11 15,906.72 10,696.88 26,603.60453 MALLARI, VERONICA I. 08-02-0022-01087 135-02-0022-008-045-1001 San Felipe 140.00 BR 73,920.00 1994-11 19,721.28 13,674.40 33,395.68454 DELA ROSA, ANTONIO N. 08-02-0022-01096 135-02-0022-008-053-0000 San Felipe 300.00 LR 135,000.00 1989-11 17,202.72 11,318.96 28,521.68455 DELA ROSA, ANTONIO N. & MARIABELLA 08-02-0022-01097 135-02-0022-008-053-1001 San Felipe 99.00 BR 24,550.00 1989-11 5,858.24 3,614.16 9,472.40456 FORTUNO, ERWIN M. 08-02-0022-01131 135-02-0022-008-077-0000 San Felipe 333.00 LR 149,850.00 2004(3-4)-11 22,477.80 15,104.84 37,582.64457 FORTUNO, ERWIN M. 08-02-0022-01132 135-02-0022-008-077-1001 San Felipe 70.85 BR 57,980.00 2004-11 4,736.56 3,129.36 7,865.92458 TUY, TEODORO & LOURDES EDEN 08-02-0022-01141 135-02-0022-008-084-0000 San Felipe 356.00 LR 160,200.00 1993-11 21,185.36 14,266.32 35,451.68459 OLIVER, ZENAIDA DE LA ROSA 08-02-0022-01153 135-02-0022-008-095-0000 San Felipe 345.00 LR 155,250.00 1980-11 21,088.16 13,329.44 34,417.60460 LATINAZO, ELIGIO & ZENAIDA ANDAL 08-02-0022-01193 135-02-0022-008-123-0000 San Felipe 300.00 LR 135,000.00 1974-11 18,850.56 11,714.48 30,565.04461 VINLUAN, ROSAL T. 08-02-0022-01212 135-02-0022-008-127-0000 San Felipe 369.00 LR 166,050.00 1974-11 23,119.68 14,392.72 37,512.40462 DASAL, MA. CAUDILLA 08-02-0022-01221 135-02-0022-008-141-0000 San Felipe 334.00 LR 150,300.00 2002-11 13,931.68 9,188.00 23,119.68463 RAMOS, ANITA J. & SALVE 08-02-0022-01232 135-02-0022-008-154-0000 San Felipe 336.00 LR 151,200.00 1994-11 17,816.16 11,980.80 29,796.96464 LOMEDA, MILAGROS F. 08-02-0022-01244 135-02-0022-008-164-0000 San Felipe 278.00 LR 125,100.00 2002-11 12,316.96 8,167.84 20,484.80

6,520,650.93

(Sgd.) HELEN T. ROSALESCity Treasurer

BIKOL REPORTERPublished: September 2 and 9, 2012


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Republic of the PhilippinesDepartment of Public Works and HighwaysOFFICE OF THE DISTRICT ENGINEER

Camarines Sur 3rd District Engineering OfficeCaraycayon, Tigaon, Camarines Sur

invitAtion to BiDThe Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) Camarines Sur 3rd Engineering District,

Caraycayon, Tigaon, Camarines Sur, through its Bids and Award Committee, (BAC), invites contractors to apply to bid for the following contract(s):

1. Contract ID# PROJECT ID#12FF0034Contract Name CLUSTER-III (Multi-Purpose Bldg/School Bldg.-1st Tranche CY-2012)Contract Location 1. Const. of Multi-Purpose Bldg., Mandiclum, CARAMOAN Php 300,000.00 2. Const. of Multi-Purpose Bldg., Daraga, CARAMOAN 300,000.00 3. Const. of Multi-Purpose Bldg., San Vicente, CARAMOAN 300,000.00 4. Const./Repair of Multi-Purpose Bldg., Cabaconga, CARAMOAN 300,000.00 5. Const./Repair of Multi-Purpose Bldg., Terogo, CARAMOAN 300,000.00 6. Const. of School Bldg., Maligaya E/S, CARAMOAN 300,000.00 7. Const. of School Bldg., Bacgong E/S, CARAMOAN 300,000.00Scope of Works Const. of Multi-Purpose BuildingApproved Budget forContract (ABC) Php2,100,000.00Contract Duration 90 C.D.Cost of Tender Documents Php5,000.00

2. Contract ID# PROJECT ID#12FF0035Contract Name CLUSTER-V (Flood Control/Seawall/Drainage Canal-1st Tranche CY 2012)Contract Location 1. Const. of Seawall, Maqueda, CARAMOAN Php 300,000.00 2. Const. of Seawall, Mansangat, GARCHITORENA 300,000.00 3. Const. of Open Drainage Canal, Oring, CARAMOAN 300,000.00 4. Const. of Drainage Canal, Oroc-Osoc, CARAMOAN 300,000.00 5. Const. of Drainage Canal, Caputatan, CARAMOAN 300,000.00 6. Const. of Box Culvert (FMR), Antolon, CARAMOAN 300,000.00 7. Const. of Open Drainage Canal, Poloan CARAMOAN 300,000.00 8. Const. of Seawall, Mangogon, LAGONOY 300,000.00 9. Const. of Seawall,Sta. Cruz, LAGONOY 300,000.00 10. Const. of Seawall, Bocogan, LAGONOY 300,000.00 11. Const. of Seawall, del Carmen, LAGONOY 300,000.00Scope of Works Seawall/Drainage Canal and Box Culvert Approved Budget forContract (ABC) Php3,300,000.00Contract Duration 90 C.D.Cost of Tender Documents Php5,000.00

3. Contract ID# PROJECT ID#12FF0036Contract Name CLUSTER-VI (Water System-1st Tranche CY-2012)Contract Location 1. Const. of Water System, Tamban (Mabini), GOA Php 300,000.00 2. Const. of Water Ssytem, Salvacion, TINAMBAC 300,000.00 3. Const. of Water System, Olag-Pequeño, TINAMBAC 300,000.00 4. Const. OF Water System, Buenavista, TINAMBAC 300,000.00Scope of Works Water System Approved Budget forContract (ABC) Php1,200,000.00Contract Duration 90 C.D.Cost of Tender Documents Php5,000.00

4. Contract ID# PROJECT ID#12FF0037Contract Name CLUSTER-VII (Roads/Spillways/Footbridge-1st Tranche CY-2012)Contract Location 1. Const. of Footbridge, Patag-Belen, CARAMOAN Php 300,000.00 2. Const. of Spillways/Footbridge, Agaas, CARAMOAN 300,000.00Scope of Works Footbridge/Spillways/Road Concreting Approved Budget forContract (ABC) Php600,000.00Contract Duration 45 C.D.Cost of Tender Documents Php1,000.00

Procurement will be conducted through open competitive bidding procedures specified in accordance with R.A. 9184 and its Revised Implementing Rules and Regulations.

To bid for this contract, a contractor must submit a Letter of Intent (LOI) and must meet the following major criteria: (1) prior registration with DPWH, (b) Filipino citizen or 75% Filipino-owned partnership, corporation, cooperative or joint venture with PCAB License applicable to the type and cost of this contract, (c) completion of a similar contract costing at least 50% of ABC within a period of 10 years, and (d) Net Financial Contracting Capacity at least equal to ABC or credit line commitment for at least 10% of ABC. The BAC will use non-discretionary pass/fail criteria in the eligibility check and preliminary examination of bids.

Unregistered contractors, however, shall submit their application for registration to the DPWH-POCW Central Office before the deadline for the receipt of LOI. The DPWH-Central Office will only process contractor’s application for registration, with complete requirements, and issued the Contractor’s Certificate of Registration (CRC). Registration Forms may be download at the DPWH website, www.dpwh.gov.ph.

The significant times and deadlines of procurement activities are shown below:

1. Receipt of LOI from Prospective Bidders Deadline 12:00 Noon September 14, 20122. Issuance of Bid Documents Aug. 31 – Sept. 20, 2012 @10:00 A.M.3. Pre-Bid Conference September 07, 2012 @10:00 A.M.4. Receipt of Bids/Opening of Bids September 20, 2012 a) Dropping of Bids Until 10:00 A.M. b) Opening of Bids At 2:00 P.M.

The BAC will issue hard copies of Bidding Documents (BDs) at DPWH, Camarines Sur 3rd Engineering District Office, Tigaon, Camarines Sur, upon payment of non-refundable amount as stated above. Prospective bidders may also download the BD’s if available from the DPWH website shall pay the said fees on or before the submission of their documents. Bids must be accompanied by a bid security, in the amount and acceptable form, as stated in Section 27.2 of the Revised IRR.

Prospective bidders shall submit their duly accomplished form as specified in the BDs in two (2) separate sealed envelopes to the BAC Chairman. The first envelope shall contain the technical component of the bid, which shall include the eligibility requirements. The second envelope shall contain the financial component of the bid. Contract will be awarded to the Lowest Calculated Responsive Bid as determined in the bid evaluation and the post-qualification.

The DPWH, Camarines Sur 3rd Engineering District Office, Tigaon, Camarines Sur reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids and to annul the bidding process anytime before Contract Award, without incurring any liability to the affected bidders.

APPROVED: (Sgd.) ALICE B. MAGISTRADO

NOTED: Engineer III EDUARDO S. NIETO (BAC Chairman)

District Engineer

BIKOL REPORTERPublished: September 02, 2012

steeped for at least 5-8 minutes to release the catechins. Drink 2 cups of green tea a day and drink within two hours preparation. Choose the non-caffeinated variety to lessen any side effects, like heart palpitation.

3. Eat more vegetables and fruits (and less fatty foods).Every day, we should eat two and a half cups of veggies and

one and a half cup of assorted fruits. If you want to stay younger, eat more of nature’s healthiest fruits like bananas, carrots, tomatoes and citrus fruits. Bananas are rich in potassium, vitamin B6 and follic acid. Carrots and tomatoes have high amounts of antioxidants, including beta-carotene and lycopene, respectively. Citrus fruits like calamansi, suha (pomelo) and dalandan are teeming with healthy vitamin C,

from my window . . . Green leafy vegetables contain vitamins, minerals and fibers known to provide health benefits. Moreover, vegetables are beneficial for people with heart disease, high cholesterol, high blood pressure, diabetes, bowel problems and various cancers. Vegetables are also excellent diet foods because they’re low in fat and high in fiber.

Locally, we have cabbage, pechay, kangkong and camote tops (talbos) and spinach.

4. Regarding food, everything in moderation.Whether we are talking about protein, fats, eggs or alcohol,

take everything in moderation. Excessive alcohol intake leads to a multitude of diseases like liver cirrhosis, liver cancer, stomach ulcers, brain damage, abusive behavior and vehicular accidents. Incidentally , the benefits of red wine comes from the flavonoids in the grapes, and not the alcohol content. A balanced diet of

carbohydrates, protein, protein fruits and vegetables is healthier than a high-protein or a high-fat-diet.

5. Love is the answer.Gerontology professor Dr. David Demko believes that bing in

love can prolong one’s life by as much as seven years. Married people or those with close relationships are generally happier compared to single people living alone. Being in love releases endorphins (happy hormones) that strengthen our immune system. If you don’t have a partner, then having a close friend, a pet or a hobby can be a substitute.

6. Laugh a lot.Laughter is indeed good medicine. Laugh often and laugh

out loud. A study at the University of Calfornia Irvine College of Medicine reports that after watching a funny video, the viewers’ mood iimproved dramatically, Depression and anger dropped by 98%, fatigue fell by 87%, and tension was reduced by 61%. When we laugh, the level of stress hormones, called cortisol, decreases, and the good hormones, called endorphins, increases. Endorphins are natural substances in the body that make us happy.

7. Nurture a group of supportive friends.One study shows that talking to a supportive friend for an hour

is as effective as taking a tablet of pain reliever. They take the stress away. Good friends, like having a caring doctor, can reduce your stress level by 50% to 90%. Invest your time in building close relationships. They are as good as money in the bank.

8. Have (safe) sex more often.Studies show that healthy men who have sex two or more

times a week can decrease their risk for a heart attack or stroke. Women who enjoy sex can also tend to live longer than those who don’t. Data show that increasing one’s sexual activity from once a month to once a week increases one’s general happiness. It’s also good exercise for the heart. How does a person know if he or she is trong enough for sex? One simple step is to climb two flights of stairs. If you can do this without being short of breath, then you are probably healthy enough to have sex. Consult a doctor to be sure.

9. Take safety precautions.Follow common-sense rules our moms taught us, Be careful

when driving at night. Wear a seatbelt. Don’t drink and drive. Young people should be educated on the dangers of practicing unsafe sex and taking illicit drugs. Stay away from danger and you’ll live longer.

10. Sleep 7 to 8 hours a day.Resting and sleeping are the best ways to heal and strengthen

your body. Try using mind-body techniques like meditation, visualizetion and biofeedback. Have 10 to 15 minute mini-breaks during the day. Whatever relaxes you is also good for your heart and body. According to sleep experts, the best time to sleep is at night. Try to be asleep from 11 PM to 3 AM, because this is the time when the body exerts its generating powers.

In the next article, we’ll give you more tips on how to stay healthier and younger.

competition will be facilitated by the Philippine Information Agency (PIA) and the DILG as co-proponent.

The contest will partici-pate in by the secondary and tertiary students endorsed by their respective schools. Win-ners will receive cash prizes as well as tokens coming from the corporate sponsors like the SM Naga and among others.

The launching together with the Memorandum of Agree-ment (MOA) between the pro-ponent, co-proponent and other partners of the project will be on September 21, 2012 at the Heritage Center with Noel Ca-bangon as guest, Sarion said.

The contest at the provin-cial level will be on the com-ing months of October and November while the regional competition and awarding of winners will be on December 8, 2012 at the SM, Naga City.

This is also in coordina-tion with the Department of Education (DepEd) and the Commission on Higher Edu-cation (CHED). - Rose Basa-Manlangit

bicol Harvest . . .


EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE WITH DEED OF ABSOLUTE SALE

Notice is hereby given that the named parties are the sole and only heirs of the deceased PABLO D. YAGO, who died intestate on February 24, 2006 and his son RAMON I. YAGO, who died intestate on September9, 2000, respectively leaving certain real property situated in the District of Tinago, Naga City covered by TCT No. 1909; leaving no known debts, that for and in consideration of Section 1 to 4, Rule 74 of the Rules of Court, the parties have agreed to SETTLE, DIVIDE and ADJUDICATE between themselves pro-indiviso the described property; for and in consideration of the sum of FIVE HUNDRED FIFTY THOUSAND pesos (P550,000.00) in hand paid by ROSALINA R. YAGO, the heirs do hereby CEDE, TRANSFER and CONVEY by way of Deed of Absolute Sale the described property, as acknowledged before Notary Public Atty. Raquel Sirios-Payte, Doc. No. 147, Page No. 30, Book No. XXVII, Series of 2012.BIKOL REPORTERPublished: August 19, 26; September 2, 2012

EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE OF MARCELO G. PALOYO WITH DEED OF ABSOLUTE SALENotice is hereby given that the named parties are the legitimate heirs of the deceased MARCELO G. PALOYO who died intestate on July 3, 2001 at Quitang, Pasacao, Camarines Sur, without any Will or Testament and with no known debts left a parcel of land situated at Quitang, Pasacao, Camarines Sur with TCT No. 846; for and in consideration of the provision of Section 1, Rule 74 of the Rules of Court, the parties agreed to divide and adjudicate said estate in pro-indiviso; that for and in consideration of the sum of One Hundred thousand (P100,000.00) pesos, receipt is hereby acknowledged, the Heirs hereby SELL, TRANSFER and CONVEY said property unto MA. DOLORES C. LUCENA of legal age married to Calixto B. Lucena, resident of Sta. Rosa del Norte, Pasacao, Camarines Sur; acknowledged before Notary Public Atty. Imelda Reyes-Guerrero, Doc. No. 1155, Page No. 231, Book No. _____, Series of 2012.

BIKOL REPORTERPublished: September 2, 9 and 16, 2012

notiCe to the puBliCAuCtion sAle/suBAstA

All unredeemed items/articles pawned at ASPE IGUALDAD PAWNSHOP, Cor. Igualdad Ext. & J. Hernandez Ave., Igualdad, Naga City, pawned from APRIL 01-30, 2012 whose terms have expired will be sold to public auction sale on OCTOBER 1, 2012 from 9:00 A.M.-12:00 NOON.

Redemption/Renewals of all pledges covered by the above-mentioned date will be honored until SEPTEMBER 28, 2012 only. THE MANAGEMENTBIKOL REPORTERPublished: SEPTEMBER 2 and 9, 2012


All unredeemed items/articles pawned at ASPE EXPLORER PAWNSHOP, Ground Floor, Bichara Complex, Abella St., Igualdad, Naga City, pawned from MARCH 01-31, 2012 whose terms have expired will be sold APRIL 01-30, 2012 whose terms have expired will be sold to public auction sale on OCTOBER 1, 2012 from 9:00 A.M.-12:00 NOON.



All unredeemed items/articles pawned at ASPE SPEED PAWNSHOP, JR. Bichara Complex, San Antonio Poblacion, Calabanga, Camarines Sur, pawned from APRIL 01-30, 2012 whose terms have expired will be sold to public auction sale on OCTOBER 1, 2012 from 9:00 A.M.-12:00 NOON.



All unredeemed items/articles pawned at ROWENA ASPE PAWNSHOP, P. Burgos St., corner J. Hernandez Avenue, Naga City, pawned from APRIL 01-30, 2012 whose terms have ex-pired will be sold to public auction sale on OCTOBER 1, 2012 from 9:00 A.M.-12:00 NOON.



All unredeemed items/articles pawned at R. M. ASPE PAWNSHOP, Cor. Panganiban & Elias Angeles Street, Naga City, pawned from APRIL 01-30, 2012 whose terms have ex-pired will be sold to public auction sale on OCTOBER 1, 2012 from 9:00 A.M.-12:00 NOON.



All unredeemed items/articles pawned at E. BOY ASPE PAWNSHOP, Prieto Street, Filabel Arcade, Dinaga, Naga City, pawned from APRIL 01-30, 2012 whose terms have expired will be sold to public auction sale on OCTOBER 1, 2012 from 9:00 A.M.-12:00 NOON.



All unredeemed items/articles pawned at ASPE SUPER-PAWN PAWNSHOP Crown Jewel Holdings Inc., Elias Angeles St., San Francisco, Naga City, pawned from APRIL 01-30, 2012 whose terms have expired will be sold to public auction sale on OCTOBER 1, 2012 from 9:00 A.M.-12:00 NOON.



All unredeemed items/articles pawned at ASPE CROWN-JEWEL PAWNSHOP & JEWELRY STORE, Bichara Mall corner J. Hernandez & Gen. Luna Sts., Naga City, pawned from APRIL 01-30, 2012 whose terms have expired will be sold to public auction sale on OCTOBER 1, 2012 from 9:00 A.M.-12:00 NOON.


word connotes smartness. In the Bicol Region, that quality means oragon.

The only problem is that this Filipino ingenuity has gone too far.The Pinoys have used it to promote private interest. Take a look at how they have bastardised the objectives of the sectoral representation in Congress.

The real purpose is to bring to Congress people from marginalized sectors to legislate laws that will benefi t the sectors.The representative should come from the group which has so many qualifi ed members.

But this has not been achieved. It was reported weeks ago by ABS-CBN that out of 56 sectoral lawmakers, 21 are millionaires,

An avid supporter of wealthy sectoral solons said the rich could also feel the suffering of the poor.What a perverted logic.

TV host Ted Failon described their entry to Congress as through the back door.Most of these bogus marginalized solons are close kin of well-entrenched politicians. In one province in Central Luzon, all 8 elected offi cials including the sectoral representative come from one family.

These people have made a mockery of the law which is intended to give representations to the very poor.The result is that people’s trust in the process designed to give them a chance to chart their own future has waned.

Most sectoral solons are not interested in the welfare of their marginalized members. One example is Mike Arroyo.He has not proposed a law benefi cial to the security guards he represents in Congress,according to his critics.

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The devotion to the Virgin of Peñafrancia was started in the Bicol Region by Msgr. Andres Gonzales, bishop of Nueva Cac-eres then in 1708, but it was Fr. Miguel de Covarrubias who built the fi rst church for the Virgin at its present site (of the Peñafrancia Shrine) in 1709.

Since then up to 1855, the novena and feast in honor of the Virgin was held at the Peña-francia Church, fi rst a wood and cogon affair, but later of stone and strong materials. When this church became too small for the devotees of the Virgin, Bishop Grijalvo ordered the transfer of the image to the cathedral, thus

traslacion . . .

his good works are remembered up to the next local generations is required and “we are already in the process of passing it”.

“Masbateños really wanted to retain the memories of Secretary Robredo whom they look up as a modern day hero and icon of a dignifi ed and effi cient public ser-vant,” Abayon said.

The Robredo bust will be placed on a monument along the soon to be Jesse M. Robredo Boulevard that stretches along the eastern coastline of the city covering four densely populated barangays. The area is about 500 meters from the sea site where Robredo’s body and that of the two pilots were found.

The four-seater Piper Seneca private plane supposed to take Robredo home to Naga City from Cebu crashed in the afternoon of August 18 after reportedly devel-oping an engine trouble.

The Civil Aviation Author-ity of the Philippines (CAAP) is

robredo’s bUst to rise . . .

started the Traslacion proces-sion.

The devotion to the virgin spread throughout the Bicol Re-gion after its fi rst miracle and subsequent ones were reported by word of mouth. The fi rst miracle was that of a dog which was killed to get its blood to color the image of the virgin which was made by local sculptor from the image in the book of Fr. Covarrubias.

The dog which was beheaded was thrown to the river and a few minutes later it was seen by many people swimming and went to the house of its owner.

The Traslacion procession is expected to draw thousands of pilgrims from all over the region and the country.

now conducting investigations on the plane crash to determine its cause.

President Benigno Aquino III has ordered a thorough investiga-tion of the incident to fi nd out if it was caused by human error or technical problem.

The people of Masbate, ac-cording to Abayon would best remember Robredo for his efforts as head of the DILG in introduc-ing to local governments reforms toward good governance, sound fi scal management, corruption-free administration and proper delivery of basic social services, among other aspects of local de-velopment.

Masbate people are also aware how the late DILG chief worked so hard to reconcile war-ring local political camps and those efforts, Abayon said are now gaining grounds toward a peaceful province once known for its intense political rivalries that saw the bloody fall of several

prominent public fi gures in series of politically motivated killings in the past.

For Masbateños, he said Ro-bredo is a national hero because he is recognized as an epitome of a perfect leader and public servant loved by many Filipinos who admired his leadership as

Madel G.; Lavapie, Maridel G.; Lazaro, Karl Felix P.; Lee, Lon Vincent Angelo T.;

Magistrado, Melvin T.; Mariano, Geraldine J; Matien-zo, Raymart M.; Molina, Elaine Gay R.; Molina, Francis B.; Osido, Angelica Mae J.; Palero, Ma. Rodelyn D.; Panti, Raquel S.; Peña, Katrina A.; Ponce, Daniel T.; Renecolla, Della Joie T.; Rima, Adelle Monique C.; Rodriguez, Ryan Aster T.; Ros, Sean Emerson C.;

San Miguel, Jerlyn S.; San-chez, Jejomar M.; Secorata, Dave T.; Somido, Oryza L.; Su-arez, Ma. Monette M.; Sumal-de, Maria Luvly S.; Sumalde, Maria Rona C.; Sumalde, Melanie R.; Surban, Jay Robin R.;Sy Rachelle Mae V.;

Tabirara, Ma. Audrey A.; Talan, Joyce T.; Tapel, Joseph Peter D.; Taule, Cesar Jr. V.; Teope, Joy Hazel T.; Tevar, Elmer Jr. R.; Teves, Winston V.;Toledo, Judith G.; Tolen-tino, Evangelii B.;Tonio, Les-lie Joy T.; Torrente, Jethro M.; Tribiana, Michael Arvie T.; Trijo, Clarrisa P.; Turado, Johnson M.

Valenzuela, Arbelle B.; Valeza, Robert Jr. C.; Valeza, Ross Aurea S.; Vargas, Praise R.; Velchez, Ma. Fatima G.;

Naga City mayor for 18 years and the dramatic reforms he instituted as DILG secretary for two years.

With these bust and boulevard named after Robredo, Abayon said Masbate will be taking the pride of being the fi rst all over the country to put up landmarks in his honor.

86 eXaminees from csc . . .Vergado, Ched B.; Vergara, Shiella Mae S.; Villamar-tin, John Paul V.; Villanueva, Nikki Rose T.; and, Zuniega, Mariel S.

Pursuant to Section 16, of Republic Act No. 9173, “all successful candidates in the examination shall be required to take an oath of professional before the Board or any gov-ernment offi cial authorized to administer oaths prior to enter-ing upon the nursing practice.”

Registration for new nurses require the following: duly accomplished Oath Form or Panunumpa ng Propesyonal, current Community Tax Cer-tifi cate (cedula), two pieces passport size picture (colored with white background and complete name tag), 1 piece 1” x 1” picture (colored with white background and com-plete name tag), two sets of metered documentary stamps and one short brown envelope with name and profession.

They are also required to pay the initial registration fee of P600 and annual registration fee of P450 for 2012-2015.

Successful examinees should personally register and sign in the roster of registered professionals.


Bir Bicol exceeds tax collection target

grounDBreAKingCASURECO II Board President Dir. Larry Basmayor leads the Groundbreaking ceremony of the new 20MVA Sub-station in Naga City, August 17, 2012. Shown in photo (l-r) Cesar Domingo

of CD Industries, Directors Hernandez, Pabines, Borja, Cortez. Devera, Regulado and OIC/GM Jane T. Barrameda. Basmayor and Barrameda both holding shovels.

LEGAZPI CITY -- The Bureau of Internal Reve-nue (BIR) in Bicol collected P460.455 million in taxes for July surpassing its col-lection goal of P409.380 million by more than P51 million or 12.48 percent.

Its cumulative collection as of July 31 reached P3.17 billion, P35.5 million or 1.13 percent more than the goal of P3.13 billion, the revenue of-fice reported here Thursday.

The amount realized is also higher by P551.27 mil-lion or 21.02 percent com-pared to the P2.62 billion tax collected during the same pe-riod last year.

BIR Regional Director Es-meralda Tabule commended all revenue district officers in the region saying “almost all of them attained their respec-tive collection targets for the month.”

They were given certifi-cates in recognition of their good performance during the

regular monthly staff confer-ence at the BIR regional of-fice here.

Naga City headed by its chief Socorro Lafuente topped the collection perfor-mance with P154.331 mil-lion, P44.84 million or 40.96 percent more than the target collection of P38.725 mil-lion.

Virac, Catanduanes un-der Ma. Teresa Noemi Pizon placed second with P24.72 million, P3.8 million or 18.30 percent of the target collec-tion of P20.901 million.

Masbate City led by Melquiades Cancela landed in the third place with a col-lection of P33.36 million, ex-ceeding its goal of P30.306 million by more than P3 mil-lion or 10.10 percent.

The other Bicol revenue offices that exceeded their targets are Sorsogon City under Maria Thelma Pulhin

In Iriga CityAquino declares Sept. 3special non-working day

President Benigno S. Aquino III has declared September 3, which falls on a Monday, as a special (non-working) day in the city of Iriga in the prov-ince of Camarines Sur in celebration of its 44th Founding Anniversary.

The Chief Executive is-sued the declaration through Proclamation No. 456 signed by Executive Secre-tary Paquito N. Ochoa Jr. on Aug. 14 to give the people

of Iriga the full opportunity to celebrate and participate in the occasion with appro-priate ceremonies.

On July 8, 1968, Iriga was converted into a city by virtue of Republic Act 5261. However, it was only on September 3 of the same year that the city was formally organized and inaugurated as the third city of the Bicol Region by then President Ferdinand Marcos.

86 examinees from CSCpass Nursing board examsBy EDNA A. BAGADIONG

VIRAC, Catanduanes -- Eighty six nursing students from the Catanduanes State Colleges (CSC) passed the 2012 Nursing Licensure Ex-amination (NLE).

The Professional Regula-tion Commission (PRC) an-nounced that 27,823 out of 60,895 passed the NLE given by the Board of Nursing in the cities of Manila, Baguio, Cagayan de Oro, Cebu, Dagu-pan, Davao, Iloilo, Laoag, Legazpi, Lucena, Nueva Ecija, Pagadian, Pampanga, Tacloban, Tuguegarao and Zamboanga last June 2012.

Even though not a single examinee landed in the top 10, CSC performed well with an 88.66 percent passing rate for its 97 first-timers.

However, none of the 10 repeaters passed, lowering the school’s total passing rate to 80.37 which is nearly double the national passing percentage of 45.6 percent.

The new nurses of CSC

are: Alberto, Kirk Kevin B,; Aldave, Kevin Asmer I.; Al-dea Angelica T.; Aldea, Jen-nifer R.; Aldea, Rachel E.; Apil, Marisol R.; Aquino, Gabriel V.; Bagadiong, Rosal T.; Balmadrid, Joy Caroline M.;Bernal Katrina T.; Bernar-do Khoffel Rose R.; Bogabil, Lucille C.; Bonavente, Hane-lie A.; Buena, Michael Gor-don M.;

Cabrera, Mary Anne V.; Calisin, Jeannebeth S.; Ca-macho, Harold Bennedick A.; Camacho, Ma. Cris-tina A.; Casuyon, Remar Q.; Catacutan, Mary Grace C.; Cervantes, Kristel Mae V.; Dasigan, Honelie T.; Delluza, Sheryl Anne B.; Dominguez, Claudia C.; Escaño, Kenneth A.;

Flores, Babylyn S.; Flores, Mark Anthony S.; Garcia, Gi-laine M.; Gianan, Laarni Ma. R.; Gonzales, Karmel Dolor T.; Gonzales, Marianne E.; Gribialde, Sheene Laarne D.; Guerrero, Robert Dan P.; Jose, Mherjie G.; Lavapie,

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