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(Atty. APA chairs Acyatan & Co., CPAs-DFK International is PICPA past president/Hall-of-Famer, ACPAPP Lifetime Achievement Awardee, and past chair of ASEAN Federation of CPAs) BSP-MB: Supervision and control over banks and quasi-banks are the responsibility of the Monetary Board and the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas. Waiting on the side in cases when financial institutions are closed - is the Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation (PDIC) as deposit insurer and receiver of closed institutions. The recent closures of big banks like Banco Filipino and the Export and Industry Bank put in question the efficiency and effectiveness of such supervision and control! There are also many small banks that were closed mostly rural banks. For these closures, the Supervision and Examination Sector of the BSP passes the blame on hapless external auditors allegedly for failing to disclose questionable practices of bank managements. Auditors only attest to the fairness of presentation of the banks financial statements so long as the financial reporting is in accord with standards. The management of banks is supposed to be supervised and controlled by the MB-BSP. INSURANCE: The swiftness characterizing the closure of Export and Industry Bank surprised many of its depositors. Corporations and businesses with deposits can only claim up to P500,000from the PDIC. We have heard of payroll money getting caught in the process. While small depositors are assured of getting their (principal) money back the hassle and long wait puts them under severe stress not to mention inconvenience of being
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unable to freely make disbursements and loss of interest credits. For depositors balances beyond the insured P500,000- the alternative is to file claims against officers and majority owners of closed banks (in their personal capacity). They can also wait for the possibility that the receiver (PDIC) might succeed in coming up with an excess after settling all liabilities. So far, we have not heard of any receivers reporting an excess which were used to pay off claims of uninsured depositors. SENATORIABLES: Very early in the game the Liberal Party has announced its tentative candidates for senators come May 2013. This is a pre-emptive move that may benefit or adversely affect LPs chances in the forthcoming electoral derby preparatory to the presidential race in 2016. Inclusion of reelectionists Escudero (NPC) and Cayetano (NP) as well as Trillanes has indirect connections to the impeachment trial. These are three solid votes for conviction of the CJ? Six of the LP nominees have weak voting potentials. Four of them lost previously. Their early nomination may have been intended as floaters to test public opinion if they are winnable. In the case of UNAS the personal controversy between eventual winner Koko Pimentel and resigned senator Migz Zubiri has to be masterfully settled by VP Jojo Binay. The reality that there are no permanent loyalties (only personal interests) in politics will again surface. KAMAY NI HESUS: The Healing Church in Lucban, Quezon is celebrating its 10th Anniversary to be capped by Thanksgiving and Recognition Ceremonies on Saturday June 23, 2012. The Management is inviting everyone (including Bikolnons) who had a part in the establishment, building and expansion of the now-popular (shrine to be) Healing Church to join us. As Operations Manager - I am getting names of those needing recognition including ad placements in our forthcoming Coffee Table Book. Our regular healing masses (presided by Healing Priest Fr. Joey Faller) are on Wednesdays and Saturdays. The mass starts are 9:30AM followed by the Exposition and then the Healing PrayOvers (usually lasting up to 1:00PM). There are regular visitors from different parishes including those from Bikol and other parts of Luzon (even Visayas and Mindanao). If the parish priests accompany the delegations we allow them to concelebrate the healing mass. All are welcome to our prayers and worship of our Lord! PSALM: Trust in the Lord and do good. Dwell in His protected land and enjoy safe pasture.
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If you remain in me and my words remain in you, ask whatever you wish, and it will be given you. John 5: 7 In my previous reflections, I have shared that I used to love watching war movies. I am fascinated by the full-scaled actions and sounds of explosion... It was on one of these occasions when, while watching a television program, the topic was about a very wonderful military invention which was air to air refueling. Air to air refueling is a process of transferring fuel between one aircraft ( the tanker ), positioned up in-front, to another ( the receiver ), in the rear, during flight using a long extended fuel boom. This process, though a bit complicated and involved lots of risk, made it possible for aircrafts to go on long haul flights without the need to make stopovers. Stopovers. How many of you had been on to long haul flights? It used to be that plane trips were greatly lengthen by a few hours to a day, due to frequent stopovers for maintenance, refueling.... However, with great advances in the airline industry, made easier by the day, modern airplanes can now fly, nonstop, and reach places located half way around the world. Look at our lives. It can be made doubly, triply... productive if we are connected , by a long extended boomthrough our regular reception of the sacraments, specially reconciliation and the Holy Eucharist, daily devotion in the recitation of the rosary, reading the Holy Bible and other spiritual and helpful books, novena prayers to our favorite patron saints... If we maintain these habits, it will be the means by which we are linked and lifted to the very source and origin of all graces. God will then flood us to the brim with all our needed resources to perform and fulfill our vocations in life. With Gods graces, we will no longer be constrained nor delayed by the numerous stopovers- the various temptations and sins- bogging down our daily lives as we make our progress towards our smooth journey to him in heaven. With our lives on an air to air status with him, our tank will always be full and running. God will squash away everything that distance us far away from him.
Hotter earth means Fiercer Typhoons, advisory for Motorists & What is next objection?
April 22 was designated as Earth Day, but I believe everyday should be earth day for us to think and do what is good for our home planet. If it is hot because of global warming, we just have to bear it. Many are already getting sick because of the increase in temperature from heat stroke, high blood pressure attacks, etc. but that is not all the implication. John Pearson, head of the British High Commissions Southeast Asia Climate Change Network who was here in Manila recently told experts on climate change in a round table conference in Makati City that the Earths average temperature would likely rise by 4 degrees by the end of the century spawning fiercer typhoons in tropical countries like the Philippines and putting a strain on food resources. Pearson cited the Hadley Center study first released two years ago saying the higher temperature would cause more severe droughts, ironically, worse flooding due to rising sea levels in the region. He said residents of densely populated cities like Manila, Jakarta and Bangkok may also be more vulnerable to diseases
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including heat-related and mosquitoborne illnesses like malaria and dengue. Warmer waters could also compromise marine resources and affect the livelihood of fisherfolk in the coastal areas of the Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and Cambodia. Depletion of fish stocks and rice yield would cut the income of some communities. Climate change reinforce tension but can also created new tensions, especially when there is demand for resources. Pearson said, Any response in both
adaptation and mitigation on climate change impact, would require a multisectoral approach, as the issue is much more than just an environmental concern. This column would like to make all of us more aware of the implications of climate change and make us do what we all can in response to the consequences and dangers we are facing. When I read this information, I planted guyabano trees in Tigaon. This is just a little thing, but I intend to plant many more trees. We are more than 90 million Filipinos. If only 50 million of us plant trees each every year, that would be 100M trees for our safety and well-being. We can surely plant much more if we want because of the urgent need. ***** The Philippine National Police issued this week guidelines for proper conduct at checkpoints for policemen as what it called rights-based policing. Chief Supt. Agrimero Cruz, Jr., PNP spokesperson said in a press statement
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sailing, indeed. But if the male lawmakers run for sainthood, the measure will have much fighting chance. Candidates for sainthood?The solons? Only Manny Pacquiao may qualify. He has talked to God, he said. The measure, however, will penalize not only the bed-hopping husband but the wife who has carnal knowledge with a man
not her legal spouse. But you know, if a wife commits the crime,she will go into it in greatest secrecy. Which is not true of the husband. Some wont try hiding their adventures from the public eye.To them, this is building a manly reputation. Look at how these gentlemen comfort themselves while away from their wives.They look and talk like starry-eyed youths, mesmerized by anything described as lovely. With their money and name and title, women will flock to their waiting arms. That is how money particularly draws women. Their money is the magnet. If a miracle occurs and beautiful women vanish from the face of the earth, bed-hopping married men wont have a choice but to return to their wives. In some cases, the cheating husband is the creation of a woman who neglects herself. The man is forced to seek the
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aquINo Water and Electricity Inc. in the small island grids covered by the special power utilities groups (SPUG) of the National Power Corp. If developed further for additional hydropower capacity, Catanduanes will be the first island grid in the country to source most of its power needs from a renewable source. The hydro-electric plants use run-of-river method that doesnt cause any inundation that affects nearby communities. The system only requires diversion of weir. Once operational, the Solong and Hitoma 1 plants will relieve consumers outside
FraGaDa The search is ongoing for nominees of this years Saringaya Award, the Department of Environment and Natural Resources Bicols recognition for exemplary individuals, groups organizations and corporate entities who made a niche in environmental protection, conservation and management. On its 12th year now, Saringaya Award is given to industries, non-government organizations, people organization, local government units, groups or associations, other government agencies, the Academe and other entities in the Bicol region who, as a group, corporate body or individuals have supported DENR Bicol through the establishment and implementation of the program towards protection, conservation, and safety of the environment. DENR Regional Execu-
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In Memoriam - Felix o. alfelor sr.
May 2, 2012 at the University of Northeastern Philippines (UNEP) was an event-filled day. It was the 100th birth anniversary of the Grand Old Man of the University, the late Felix ordas alfelor. sr., former Governor of Camarines Sur. He founded the school some sixty years ago. It was first known as Mabini Memorial School and was elevated to the Mabini Memorial Colleges, considerably the best school in the Rinconada area in the 50s. Today, UNEP is today better known as the Home of Global Achievers. May 2 is also the feast of Our Lady of Remedies, the patron saint of the University. The Grand Old Dame of the University is Dr. remedios rigoroso-alfelor. Alive at 90+, she is the source of inspiration of many, among them those who have been her students during her prime days. She was a great teacher, very intelligent and versatile; she was a Music, Biology, English, Literature and Education teacher all rolled into one and was efficient in all fields. The same day marked the blessing of the UNEP Bahay Alumni, the newest landmark in the campus. Ms Trining B Valenzuela, the indefatigable University Alumni Director, single-handedly did the preparations for the blessing and was the busiest bee before the event. I accompanied her brave the rain getting in touch with UNEP alumni to come to the blessing. The blessing had the University Alumni officers and members in attendance-Dr. Nenet B. Beria who is the Human Resource Officer of the City of Iriga, Dr. Lucilla Tagum-Beria (thanks for the lift), Mrs. Bernardita rigoroso-Margate, Carlitos oliva, Mrs. Maria de la Vega, the very active Principal of the High School Department who is my grandsons Biology teacher, Dr. eleanor albia-osea, the University Vice President for Academic Affairs, Mr. regina Gonzales and many others. Very visible was Dr. alma yorobe-alfelor, the wife of the late Congressman Boboy alfelor and the mother of the City Mayor, Madelaine alfelor-Gazmen who did not make it at the blessing because she was in Manila for an official business. City Kagawad Nonokoy alfelor was also present. The University Vice President for Finance Delicia alfelorTibi delivered a message that reminisced the good old days of the Governor, her father whose life was dedicated to making the University what it is today, the only law school in the area that is continuously producing law graduates and successful bar passers. This years bar examination includes UNEP product Francis Magistrado, a CPA now a lawyer. Countless public school teachers in the region some are now occupying Supervisory provisions are proud products of the university . Louie Taduran emceed the program and put all numbers in order. In the evening, the University Santa Cruzan with very lovely ladies and handsome consorts got a lot of oogles from the spectators as expected of event of this kind. And its only the first week of May. We expect more festivities in this merriest month of the year. Email jokeebotor_reyes@yahoo.com
implemented by agencies of government like the Department of Tourism. Access to these tourist destinations in terms of infrastructure and transport facilities must be given extra attention. Accommodations are perceived to be inadequate when a good number of tourists and visitors come to Camarines Sur urban areas and what is most tragic is the fact that hotels, lodging houses and other rest and recreation areas are absent in most eco-tourism destinations. As to the other recommendations in the analysis made is the promotion and marketing of Metro Nagas tourist potentials. Front liners like tourist guides including travel and tour operators must at all times be ready and be counted when the need arise. At present aggressive marketing strategies must also be effected and for Camarines Sur and Metro Naga to enjoy its reputation as a major tourist destinations website development among various municipalities comprising it must be given priority. For the record Camarines Sur, Naga and Iriga Cities labor sector especially the poor and marginalized people of our communities must be addressed by various stakeholders of the tourism industry. The aim is for them to be actively involved and support product development
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By J. HeNry DaNICaN
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company of young scented girls in beerhouses. These girls know how to entice men with their hugs and kisses. There was a time in Legazpi City years ago when married Romeos would frequent nitespots and other watering places to seek the company of pretty painted girls, smelling of wild flowers. These men were described as old carabaos eating young grass. Men will always be men. If they find their wives losing the battle to stay slim and sexy, they will turn their attention elsewhere. Many girls are too willing to accommodate lonely men with money. The most notorious bed-hoppers are those in public office because they have money to spend. Young women are drawn to wealthy older men. The penniless husband, no matter how good-looking, must content himself with coveting beautiful girls at a distance. He has one factor in his favor. He wont have the chance to violate the Climaco measure. The well-off can not easily escape. That, however, is the least of the moneyed mans worries. He is more terrified by the prospect of losing his wealth because this will mean losing his women and returning to the arms of his earth smelling witch of a wife.
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Mayor Ricardo B. Aquino (Local Government Unit). Nomination forms may be obtained from all Provincial Environment and Natural Resources Office (PENRO), Community Environment and Natural Resources Office (CENRO), Environmental Management Bureau (EMB), Mines and Geosciences Bureau (MGB) and the DENR Legal Division. Saringaya is a Bicol term for abundance of growth, lush, and healthy environment teeming with green trees and mountains ideal for biodiversity and a well balance ecosystem. Saringaya Award, which is in the form of a plaque and certificate, is done during the culmination program of the Environment Month celebration in June.
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More than 6,000 seekers come to apply...Participated by over 76 employers from local, national, overseas including the sM Group of Companies...about
609 were hired on the spot.The sM-DoLe Job Fair was a simultaneous event done at various sM Malls nationwide.
All were given with DOLE Kabuhayan Starter Kit to keep their capital rolling. The Women and Families of San Lorenzo Ruiz Multi-Purpose Cooperative of Camarines Norte was also granted with a start -up capital of Php 397,978.00 to push for the commercialization of pineapple by-products processing. DOLE also granted an amount of Php 540,861.00 to 41 beneficiaries of Daet Food Processors Association
in line with their project on the commercialization of Food Processing. The Swine Union of Innovative Society working for the establishment of meat shop and processing center, also in Camarines Norte was also given with Php359,385.00 to be used by its 471 beneficiaries. Aside from the livelihood grants, DOLE also launched the Joint DOLE-TESDA Convergence Program which include the Special Program for
the Employment of Students (SPES ) and Training for Work Scholarship Program (TWSP). A memorandum of agreement (MOA) was also signed to validate the said partnership. The Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) through OWWA Regional Director Jocelyn O. Hapal also spearheaded the awarding of a Net Caf Project in Lagonoy, Camarines Sur and Legazpi City amounting to P100,000.00 each.
DOLE Bicol thanked the exhibitors for actively taking part in the said endeavor. Lacambra also expressed his gratitude to the fairs partner agencies which include TESDA, Philippine Information Agency (PIA) in Camarines Sur, ABS CBN , SM City Naga, Public Employment Offices, the local government of Naga City, Naga College Foundation and other media partners and stakeholders for the success of the said activity.
The year that was, had been confronted by various challenges which include typhoons, floods and landslide, thus, resulted to the destuction of infrastructure, agriculture, small scale businesses, source of livelihood, living condition and displacement of families and their children. There was 5 out of 15 typhoons which entered the Philippine a r e a o f r e s p o n s i b i l i t y. Typhoon Juaning indicated remarkable effect in the lives of Batoeos. THe BesT eFForT aND INITIaTIVes In response to the challenges and demands to improve the lives of the constituents, especially those affected by typhoons, the present administration h a s i n i t i a t e d d i ff e r e n t mechanisms and strategies through the following: Pa r T N e r I N G a n d CoNVerGeNCe The administration has sustained its partnership with different allied national and non-government agencies with common goal, cooperation and responsibility in the promotion of the general welfare of the total population. Among our partner agencies in the national level are the department of Public Works and Highways, which implemented the San MiguelMasoli-Agos asphalt overlay project, and construction of one classroom at Bato South Central School through the Congressional fund of Hon. Salvio Fortuno of the 5th District of the Province of Camarines Sur. The Dredging of Bato Lake is on-going and hopes to finish in December 2012 with Ten Million project cost. We have completed the
of 2011, Re: Designation of Municipal Disaster Risk Reduction Council Officers. To institutionalize disaster preparedness and responses in times of emergency. The MDRRMC had been challenged by the demands of the affected population especially the victims of Typhoon Juaning and other typhoons namely: Typhoon Bebeng, Chedeng, Falcon and Pedring. The MDRRMC recorded a total number of 11,811 affected families, composed of 64,573 individuals and are being served. Hence, there were 57 evacuation centers occupied, while 1,209 affected families with 5,568 persons were outside evacuation centers but they were provided with all necessary assistance. For the displaced families, we have established 3 locations of temporary shelters, dubbed as Tent City. The Tent City was established in partnership with Shelter Box Foundation. These are at Bato South Central School with 189 households, San Vicente Elementary School with 52 households and Bato National High School with 24 households. They were provided continuous intervention through the camp management program. The Local Government Unit through the calamity fund had immediately granted basic survival assistance. To date, the water and electric consumption of the tent residents are being shouldered by the Local Government Unit. The Tent City residence is being monitored by LGU personnels. We have spearheaded various interventing support
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By Ma. JaNe royoNG Iriga Central school, Iriga City By LIZa P. arroyo - Teacher III san Juan elementary school, Iriga City
This coming school year, expect a lot of transferees from the private institutions to public schools. The reason for this is the rising cost of education, especially in private schools, and parents could hardly cope with it. Every year, the Department of Education (DepEd) is open for the acceptance of application to increase tuition fees in private schools. This is the same with the Commission on Higher Education (CHEd) which accepts applications from colleges and universities to increase their tuition fees. Certainly, on the part of parents and students, this is not exactly a piece of good news. In fact, it is truly bad news. But schools applying for increase in tuition fees are backed up with enough good reasons to merit approval from either DepEd or CHEd. Now comes the problem of parents specially those who are faced with the situation. Truly, it can be said, education can not be pursued unless one works for it very hard especially in terms of meeting the rising cost of education. Because no parents would wish for their children not to get themselves educated After all, it could be said that education can be the most wonderful inheritance parents could give their children. Aside from the fact that education is a right every person is entitled to obtain. It follows that no matter how costly education becomes, parents will not stop sending their children to school because of all the benefits that education will give their children, especially a bright future for them. There is no such thing as free education. Nobody goes to school without ever spending a single centavo. It is true the public school hardly charges tuition fee but what about other fees? The miscellaneous alone would amount to some thousand pesos. There are contributions asked for boy scouts and girl scouts, parents-teachers association, etc. It is not enough though because one has to spend for many other things needed by children like notebooks and uniforms and shoes and socks, etc. Projects are also something that parents need to spend on. Then, one has to have provisions for baon and fare. It seems that there is no stopping as far as spending is concerned. It is not true to fact when government claims that education is free in the elementary and high school public schools. Sure, tuition fees are not charged to elementary pupils and high schools students and even those in college in public educational institutions but there are among other things to consider in the pursuit of education which could even higher this free education supposedly mandated by government. We hear of countless stories of small children who could hardly attend schooling because they have not had breakfast, they do not even have slippers to their feet and they dont even have decent clothes to wear. These may seem like incidental needs but they are certainly requisites to getting basic education. So, you have to get yourself educated? Brace yourself up. You need a lot of dough to get yourself to school.
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Liboro, Ragay, cam. Sur --- Heads of the regional crop protection centers of the Department of Agriculture in Luzon and experts on plant pests and disease from the Bureau of Plant Industry converged in this municipality for a 3-day technical awareness conference on Rice Grain Bug. this new rice pest which has infested rice crops in 4 regions namely: Central Visayas (region 7), Eastern Visayas (Region 8), CARAGA (Region 13) and the Bicol (region5) in particular this town of Ragay and Dimasalang in Masbate. The pest according to Dr. Evangeline de la Trinidad, chief of the Regional Crop Protection Center was first detected in Bicol in July 2011 in Dimasalang. Masbate and in September of the same year in 3 barangays in Ragay, Camarines Sur. Based on the field observa-
Participants to the workshop composed of heads of regional crop protection centers of the Da in Luzon and experts on plant pest and diseases did actual field observation in a farm in Ragay, Camarines Sur to determine the characteristics and behaviour of this new pest.
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the on-going feeding program in 12 barangays. We have trained the Barangay Nutrition volunteers who diligently monitored the nutritional status of the beneficiaries. To support the availability of daily nutritious food requirement, communal garden and gulayan sa barangay were made accessible to the targets. To enhance the competency of the elected official down to the barangay level, series of capability building activities has been conducted to 33 barangays. The barangay tanod enhancement training, equipped them in the performance of the assigned task in their respective barangay. To ensure the sustainability of the program implementation, monitoring has been regularly conducted. Thus, it includes updated master list of elected officials and its functionality. T H e o V e r a L L PerForMaNCe oF THe aDMINIsTraTIoN The challenges in the year that was, has deveoped common positive factors among performing local government unit, provincial government, non-government organization, senators, congressmen and national government agencies. We have noticed that despite of the limitation of all forms of resources, we had responded to the required need of the populace. The intra and inter-sectoral linkages and networking with allied agencies have augmented the resources of the concerned municipality. The principle of complimentary system among and between the above mentioned government agencies, and non-government organizations has driven appropriate results which are beneficial to the constituent, thus, expectd output for the year that was had been accomplished. At this point in time, please accept my congratulations to all key players and hope to continue to do and excel the best performance for the sake of public service in the succeeding years. THus, We are LooKING F o r Wa r D F o r T H I s FIsCaL year 2012 To aCCoMPLIsH THe FoLLoWING ProGraMs and ProJeCTs: 1. Completion of the Dredging of Lake Bato end of December 2012. 2. Construction of the evacuation center through the assistance of the Office of the Civil Defense and other National Government Agencies. 3. Full implementation of the KALAHI-CIDDS or the Comprehensive Integrated Delivery and Development service among the 33 barangays. 4. Additional beneficiaries of 4Ps and social pension progrm for indigent senior citizens. 5. Construction of the Resettlement Housing Project in coordination with the National Housing Authority. 6. Full operation of the Goyudan Mini Hospital with complete medical equipment and medical personnel. 7. Conduct Basic Computer class to 23 barangays through the Community Center, Internet ng Bayan Program. 8. Acquisition of the 4 hectares lot at Barangay Agos, thru the provincial government under the leadership of Gov. LRay Villafuerte, Jr. for the resettlement area. 9. Construction of the Pambuan Bridge at Pagatpatan. 10. Road concreting of Barangay Cristo Rey-Payak road. 11 . I m p r o v e m e n t a n d concreting of Don Clieto Gonzales St., San Vicente, Bato, Camarines Sur. 12. Rehabilitation of the following barangay roads: Pagatpatan, Goyudan-Manga R o a d , S a n Vi c e n t e a n d Bacolod Road, Tagpolo Road, and Buraburan San Juan. 13. Construction of the Mahayahay Park. 14. Proposed construction of covered court at Sta. Cruz, Bato, Camarines Sur. 15. Rehabilitation and improvement of Flood Control at Barangay Tres Reye, San Rafael and Santiago. 16. The detailed National Government Agencies shall continue to intensify the
aDJuDICaTIoN By soLe HeIr oF THe esTaTe oF MaCarIo aVILa PorTIN aND eLIZaBeTH PorTIN NOTICE is hereby given that GERALDINE A. PORTIN, of legal age is the surviving grandaughter and sole heir of the late MaCarIo aVILa PorTIN and eLIZaBeTH PorTIN, who died on May 18, 1939 at Libmanan, Camarines Sur without any will and with no known debts, left a parcel of land situated in Bahay, Libmanan, Camarines Sur, the party of legal age adjudicate unto herself the described property as stated in the Adjudication by Sole Heir, as acknowledged before Notary Public Atty. Reynaldo L. Herrera, Doc. No. 277, Page No. 57, Book No. 55, Series of 2012.
BIKoL rePorTer Published: May 6, 13 and 20, 2012
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that the following advisory to ensure the implementation on proper searches and seizures to avoid violation of human rights. The advisory is as follows: Checkpoints must be well-lighted, properly identified and manned by uniformed personnel. Upon approach, slow down, dim head lights, and turn on cabin lights. Never step out of the vehicle. Lock all doors. Only visual search is allowed. Do not submit to physical or body search. You are not obliged to open globe compartment, trunk or bags. Ordinary questions may be asked. Be courteous but firm with answers. Assert your rights, have presence of mind and do not panic. Keep your drivers license and car registration handy and within reach. Be ready to use your cellphone at anytime. Speed-dial emergency number. Report violations immediately. Your actions may save others. This advisory to motorists is good and I hope the police will follow it too. ***** Af first, the oppositors to the division of the province of Camarines Sur said, There is no necessity for it. Second, during the hearing of House Bill 4820 in the Senate Committee on Local Government they said, There is no fund for it. When Budget Sec. Florencio Abad wrote that there is fund and COMELEC Chairman Sixto Brillantes wrote the Budget Secretary that the COMELEC is alloting P70 million for the plebiscite in Camarines Sur, they said, There is no more time. What will be next? These oppositors keep claiming that 80% of the people are against the creation of the new province, Nueva Camarines. So, why are they preventing the holding of the plebiscite with their objections where the people can express their sentiments and decisions? As Cong. Luis R. Villafuerte said, there will be one more hearing in the Senate Committee before it goes to plenary, then to the President for his signature. After that, there will be a plebiscite within 60 days. republic of the Philippines oFFICe oF THe MuNICIPaL CIVIL reGIsTrar Libmanan, Camarines sur
eXTraJuDICIaL seTTLeMeNT oF PersoNaLITy aMoNG HeIrs WITH WaIVer Notice is hereby given that the named parties are the surviving wife and legitimate children and sole heirs of the late roseNDo C. BarBosa sr. who died on April 04, 2004 at La Anunciacion, Iriga City without any will and with no known debts; the deceased left a certain motor vehicle particularly described as follows: Makesuzuki, Type of Body-MC, year Model-01, Motor/ engine No.-F14-224304, serial/Chassis No.-GP125306661, Plate No.-MC-0516-5034, MV File No.051622925, Cr No.61671093, the parties being all of legal age and with full capacity to contract hereby divide and adjudicate among themselves the described Motor Vehicle in EQUAL SHARES; the Heirs hereby Waive, Renounce and Quitclaim their Shares, Interests, Ownership and Participation over the described Motor Vehicle in favor of RICHARD N. BARBOSA, as acknowledged before Notary Public Atty. Aldrico T. Abao., Doc. No. 309, Page No. 62, Book No. XIV, Series of 2012.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the named parties are the legitimate heirs of the late sps. aGaPITo CaBaLTera and NeCITa HaLLare who died on December 31, 1986 and March 19, 2003, respectively; without any will and with no known debts, left a parcel of land situated at San Miguel, Iriga City, the parties all of legal ages with full civil capacity to contract hereby agree to adjudicate among themselves the described parcel of land, as stated in the Extrajudicial Settlement of Estate signed by the parties, acknowledged before Notary Public Atty. Aldrico T. Abao, Doc. No. 155, Page No. 31, Book No. XIV, Series of 2012.
BIKoL rePorTer Published: aPrIL 22, 29; May 6, 2012
Notice is hereby given that the named parties are the legitimate heirs of the deceased reMeDIos q. BaeTa who died on March 1, 1998 at Baao, Camarines Sur, with no known debts; left parcel of cocoland situated in Salvacion, Baao, Camarines Sur and a parcel of riceland situated at San Vicente, Baao, Camarines Sur, that the parites divide and adjudicate among themselves extrajudicially the entire estate, the mentioned heir ADAM Q. BAETA with full civil capacity to contract hereby agree RENOUNCE and WAIVE the mentioned properties in favor of the Hrs. of ANTONIO Q. BAETA, as acknowledged before Notary Public Salvacion C. Bance, Doc. No. 1644, Page No. 12, Book No. XVI, Series of 2011.
BIKoL rePorTer Published: aPrIL 22, 29; and May 6, 2012
Notice is hereby given that the named parties are the surviving heirs of the late aNToNIo quIeN who died at New Jersey, USA on September 5, 2008, without any will and with no known debts; left parcels of land situated in Concepcion Grande, Naga City covered by TCT No. 38781and TCT No. 38979, that pursuant to Rule 74, Sec. 1 of the Rules of Court, the parties with full capacity to contract divide and adjudicate among themselves extrajudicially the described land in pro indiviso, the mentioned heirs hereby WAIVE their rights and participation and interest over the described properties in favor of their co-owner CHRISTINE QUIEN-SUA, as acknowledged before Notary Public Atty. Florencio R. Rosales, Doc. No. 715, Page No. 43, Book No. 25, Series of 2011.
BIKoL rePorTer Published: May 6, 13 and 20, 2012
eXTraJuDICIaL seTTLeMeNT oF esTaTe oF Beyer r. PIaNo WITH saLe NOTICE is hereby given that the named parties are the widow and legitimate sole heirs of the Beyer r. PIaNo who died on January 20, 2009 at 760 Tramo Street, Manuyo I, Las Pias City, without any will and with no known debts, left a residential lot situated in Bagumbayan, Naga City, the parties all of legal ages have agreed to divide and adjudicate the described property; for and in consideration of the sum of TWO HUNDRED FIFTY THOUSAND (P250,000.00) pesos, the heirs do hereby SELL to Emily R. Piano-Moller 93.3 square meters of the described parcel of land, as stated in the Extrajudicial Settlement of Estate with Sale, acknowledged before Notary Public Atty. Felix Brazil, Doc. No. 52315, Page No. 693, Book No. III, Series of 2012.
BIKoL rePorTer Published: aPrIL 22, 29; May 6, 2012
NoTICe oF PuBLICaTIoN
In compliance with Section No. 5 of R.A. No. 9048, a notice is hereby served to the public that GeNaro PasCua aGaraN, has filed with this Office a Petition for Change of First Name from ruDy to GeNaro in the birth certificate of ruDy PasCua aGaraN who was born on aPrIL 08, 1961 at Badoc, Ilocos Norte and whose parents are ATaNaCIo a. aGaraN Jr. and soLeDaD B. PasCua. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this office not later than 19 May, 2012. (sgd.) eMILIe a. DaIrao Municipal Civil Registrar
BIKoL rePorTer Published: May 16 and 13, 2012
KasuLaTaN NG PaGMaMaNa Na May PaGBaBaHaGI aT May PaGTaLIKoD sa KaBaHaGI Ipinaalam sa lahat na ang mga nabanggit na mga pangalan ay mga anak at tunay na tanging tagapagpamana ng namatay na sina BarToLoMe B. PereZ namatay noong October 14, 2005 sa Brgy. Tulo, Batangas City at DIoNIsIa CLaVerIa PereZ na namatay noong Agosto 19, 2011sa St. Lukes Medical Center, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig City, na walang anumang pagkakautang at wala rin namang Huling Habilin ay nakaiwan ng apat (4) na lagay ng lupa at isang (1) bahay sa Brgy. Tulo, Batangas City; ang nabanggit na mga ari-ariang minana ay napagkasunduan na bahaginin ng mga tagapagmana naayon sa kasulatang kanilang nilagdaan; at bilang PAGTALIKOD at PAGPAPAUBAYA ng kanilang karapatan sa lupa na may TD No. 024-29-019-04-093 at bahay na may TD No.104-03673 na nabanggit kina LOURDES P. AVILA at RAMONCHITO C. PEREZ, sa harap ni Notaryo Publiko Quirino P. Clemeno, Jr. Kas. Blg. 490, Pahina Blg. 99, Aklat Blg. XXVI, Taon 2012.
BIKoL rePorTer Published: May 6, 13 and 20, 2012
NOTICE is hereby given that the named parties all of legal age are the legitimate children, grandchildren and sole heirs of the deceased sps. GerMaN GaLLeGo BaTaLLa and CeLerINa GoNZaLes-BaTaLLa who died on November 23, 1977 and January 10, 1983, in San Juan, Metro Manila respectively; without any will and with no known debts, left parcels of land situated in Bgy. Magais I, Del Gallego, Camarines Sur, the parties all of legal ages with full civil capacity to contract hereby agree to divide and adjudicate among themselves the described real properties as stated in the Extrajudicial Settlement of Estate signed by the parties, acknowledged before Notary Public Atty. Bienvenido P. Go, Doc. No. 102, Page No. 101, Book No. XXVII, Series of 2012.
BIKoL rePorTer Published: aPrIL 29; May 6 and 13, 2012
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the guidelines and the legal basis on what to observe and implement on occasions of typhoons, floods, earthquakes, epidemics, fires and other major calamities and disasters. Allen Boncodin of EDMERO said the changes made in the new law were necessitated as provisions under the old law provides only for pre-disaster planning, community disaster preparedness and actions for rescue evacuation, relief and rehabilitation whereas the new law aims to address the root causes of vulnerabilities to disasters, strengthen the countrys institutional capacity for disaster risk reduction as well as manage and build the resilience of local communities to disaster, even on the impact of climate change. Moreover, the new law adopts a disaster risk reduction and management approach that is holistic, comprehensive, integrated, and proactive in lessening the socioeconomic and environmental impacts of disasters including climate change, and promotes the involvement and participation of all sectors and all stakeholders concerned, at
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