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DoH to declare East Samar as a lariasisfree province
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DepEd sets Jan. 26 for listing up of new enrollees for next school year
TA C L O B A N CITYThe Department of Education (DepEd) here in the region is mobilizing resources and personnel to ensure the success of the early registration on Jan. 26. Alejandrito Yman, curriculum and learning division chief of DepEd-8, said all school officials have already been directed to work closely with parents, local government units, civil society groups, barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan officials in the conduct of child and youth find activities to ensure their registration for school year 20132014. All school-aged children and youth including those with learning difficulties must be
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Political prisoner seeks DoJ assistance

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EVSU volleyball instructor stab by 1 of 3 suspects

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Different militant groups stage a protest yesterday commemorating the 25th Mendiola Massacre during the Cory administration which killed score
Police caught three persons snifng rugby

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EV coco oil export show decline

By : SARWELL Q. MENIANO, Correspondent
Pag-Ibig-8 to open new satellite ofces

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PALO, Leyte Value of coconut oil export in E a s t e r n Vi s a y a s declined to $69.30 million in 2012, or a 57% decline than a year ago, largely due to European economic crisis and lower price offered by competing products.
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office disclosed that t h e r e g i o n s e x p o r t earnings from this copra-based product are way below than the $160.82 million in 2011. Volume of coconut oil export plummeted by 28.4% in 2012, thus resulting to significant decline of export cost. From 113,258 metric tons export in 2011, last years figure reduced to In a report released 81,050 metric tons as yesterday, the Philippine traditional market in C o c o n u t A u t h o r i t y the Netherlands, which to page 10 (PCA) regional
CEBU CITY- Leyte Gov. Mimiette Bagulaya stands on the stage with Alangalang Tribu Lingganay head of delegation, Mayor Loreto Yu at the awarding ceremonies of the 2013 Sinulog Festival. In her statement, Alangalang, Leyte Tribu Lingganay winning as champions in the 2013 Sinulog Festival has brought pride, honor and joy not only to all Alangalanganons but to all Leyteos as well. We are so thrilled and excited on their 2nd championship that we are looking forward to another win next year. Pit! Senyor! Sto. Nio!, she said. DON ROMERO
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Wednesday, 23 January 2013
DoH to declare East Samar as a filariasis-free province

TACLOBAN CITY The Department of Health (DoH) here in the region is set to declare Eastern Samar as filariasis-free province. The declaration of Eastern Samar as filariasis-free means that no cases of said ailment have been reported, Bryant Labastida, health regional information officer, said. The declaration will be held next week in Borongan City with top officials of the health department lead by Health Regional Director Jaime Bernadas attending the occasion. Eastern Samar is the third province in the region to be declared by the DOH as a filariasis-free province. The provinces of Biliran and Southern Leyte were earlier declared as such. Filariasis is a parasitic disease transmitted by mosquitoes that primarily affect the people living in the remote and rural areas which the DoH is aiming to eliminate by 2018. It is considered a major parasitic infection that continues to be a public health problem in the Philippines and it is the second leading cause of permanent and long-term disability. With the declaration of Eastern Samar as a filariasis-free province, this leaves the provinces of Leyte, Samar and Northern Samar to have known cases of said disease in the region. In Leyte, the towns of Mahaplang and Hindang are recorded to have high cases of filariasis infection. But the DOH is optimistic that this will be eradicated anytime soon, through the mass drug administration. Persons afflicted by filariasis may experience pain and swelling of the breast, vagina, scrotum, legs and arms; fever; cough; chills and wheezing. People living in filarial-prone areas are advised to wear long sleeved shirt and long pants when working in farms and sleep under a mosquito net. (ROEL AMAZONA)
Political prisoner seeks DoJ assistance

TACLOBAN CITY While undergoing medical treatment at the National Kidney and Transplant Institute (NKTI), political prisoner Ericson Acosta has asked for a dialogue with Justice Secretary Leila de Lima to seek the immediate resolution of his case. Acosta, 40, a poet, songwriter and former editor of the UP Philippine Collegian, was arrested by the military in San Jorge, Samar, last February 13, 2011. He was reportedly interrogated and tortured inside a military camp for three days before a trumped-up charge of illegal possession of explosive was filed against him to justify his arrest and detention. Acosta was granted temporary freedom by a regional trial court in Calbayog City for him to undergo medical treatment for his renal problems. After 23 months at the Calbayog subprovincial jail, Acosta went straight to the NKTI for treatment last January 18. He was flown to Manila through the assistance of Atty. Persida RuedaAcosta, chief of the Public Attorneys Office (PAO). I was arrested without warrant by the military, tortured, tagged a terrorist and criminal, incarcerated for 23 long months left to suffer while waiting for your good office to carry out a favorable resolution to the Petition for Review we filed in September 2011, Acosta said in a statement. Why exactly is this resolution still pending? read Acostas one-page letter to the Justice Secretary. The campaign to free Acosta has been sustained for almost two years, gaining widespread local and international support from prominent artist and human rights organizations. A c o s t a s f a m i l y and supporters are currently raising funds to shoulder costs of his hospitalization, including expenses for a scheduled operation to remove kidney stones, and medicine. Last Monday, around 10 armed personnel from the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP) arrived at Acostas hospital room and introduced themselves to be his new security detail. (REYAN L.
NNC to step up campaign on iodized salt use

PALO, Leyte The National Nutrition Council (NNC) here in the region highlighted the consumption of iodized salt as the country celebrates 7 th Goiter Awareness Week with the theme Goiter Sugpuin, Isip Patalinuhin, Iodized Salt Gamitin. NNC regional p r o g r am c o o r d in ato r Segundina Devota Dilao said that they are stepping up efforts to promote iodized salt in the region since it is very affordable and salt is commonly used by households. To celebrate Goiter Awareness Week from January 21 to 27, the NNC encourages local government units to conduct seminars about IDD and goiter to pregnant women and o t h e r t a rg e t g r o u p s , promote the theme of the celebration through various media format, and conduct goiter ultrasound. Dilao emphasized that iodized salt is v e r y v i t a l t o o n e s health considering that iodine-deficiency disorder (IDD) has been consistently one of the four major nutritional problems in the country IDD results in mental retardation, goiter
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EVSU volleyball instructor stab by 1 of 3 suspects

TACLOBAN CITYA volleyball instructor in one of the state universities here in the city walked his way to a hospital to seek medical attention after he sustained various wounds on his body. The victim, identified as Barry Daa Montecastro, 35 and a volleyball instructor of the Eastern Visayas State University (EVSU), walked his way to the Bethany Hospital last Friday early morning to seek medical help. Montecastro, who is a resident of Barangay 64, Sagkahan, this city, sustained wounds at various parts of his body due to the stabbing he sustained from one of the three suspects. Based on police reports, the victim was walking along Brgy.56A, Lirang, this city, at around 12:05 a.m. last Friday when the suspects blocked his way. For no apparent reason, one of the suspects drew a deadly weapon, known locally as pisao, and stabbed the victim, hitting him at the different parts of his body. The hospital is located just less than 200 meters from the scene of the incident. Police authorities went to the scene of the incident to conduct their investigation with the identities of the suspects and their motive remains to be unknown.
(RITCHIE A.MAGLONZO, EVSU Intern)
Brgy. officials can now join Pag-Ibig Fund

TACLOBAN CITYThe Home Development Mutual Fund or Pag-IBIG Fund here confirmed it has already entered into a memorandum of agreement with the Liga ng mga Barangay December of last year that allows barangay chairmen and the barangay council members to become members. Pag-IBIG Fund-8 general manager Paulino Talacay said that as members of PagIBIG, barangay officials would be able to avail themselves of multi-purpose loans for educational, health and other needs. They may also secure calamity loans, housing loans as well as other benefits that the PagIbig offers. Ta l a c a y r e v e a l e d that while barangays officials are expected to be at the forefront in responding to calamities and even domestic concerns, they have been deprived in the past of benefits as government employees. The agreement has stated the objective of the program which is to promote welfare and encourage a selfsustaining providen t savings program that will be for the benefit of the individuals involved. This also evolved with the desire of the Pag-Ibig Fund to extend its membership to elected officials, employees and volunteer workers of members of the Liga ng mga Barangay nationwide. It is also the policy of Pag IBIG Fund that public officials or employees who are not covered by the GSIS, such as barangay officials, including barangay chairmen, barangay council members, chairmen of the Sangguniang Kabataan and barangay secretaries and treasurers are covered by the voluntary membership of the fund. Talacay mentioned that the monthly PagIBIG membership contribution, at the option of each of the registered member, should be equivalent to two percent or four percent of the average monthly income. A member may, however, be allowed to contribute more than what is stated should he so desires.
(AHLETTE C. REYES)
200,000 OFWs deleted from voters list, says Migrante

TACLOBAN CITY-At least 200,000 overseas absentee voters have been delisted from the voters list due to alleged lack of information dissemination by Philippine diplomatic posts overseas, the Migrante sectoral party-list said. Migrante vice chairperson John Leonard Monterona said many of overseas workers were not aware that once a voter failed to vote in two consecutive elections, he or she will be purged from the list. Based on our monitoring, many absentee voters abroad have not been properly informed of the requirement to issue a manifestation of intent to remain in the list of overseas absentee voters so they can vote in the May 2013 elections, Monterona told Leyte Samar Daily Express in an online interview Also he said the nature of the election, which is mid-term senatorial elections, may have also caused many overseas workers to lose interest, adding many of our workers abroad, though they registered in the last two elections, are not that politically involved or active. May hatak din kasikapag presidential elections at marami and nagparehistro and bumoto, Monterona said. He said many Filipino abroad were just too busy earning a living but many of them are now more politically conscious and they follow issues that affect their sector in networking sites. The Commission on Elections had set December 21 last year as the grace period for overseas Filipino voters to submit manifestation of intent to vote but only 29 complied. Absentee voters for the 2013 mid-term elections have lowered to about 700,000 from 915,000 in previous election. (BY RONALD
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Secure elections
very God-fearing Filipino hopes for it an election that is worry-free, fair and honest. For this reason, sectors in the society who hold stake on the outcome of a clean and credible election link arms with the Commission on Elections to achieve such end. Students, teachers, street-sweepers, even ambulant vendors and housewives desire for nothing less than election result that is not tainted with fraud and blood and not had through duress or sham promises of candidates. Over the weekend, the Philippine National Police in the region unfolded two events that intended to assure the Filipino electorate of a peaceful and secure election. The call presupposes the inclusion of all turfs from the poll precinct up to the municipal and city halls where final canvassing is held. The advocacy also assumes the security and sanctity of the ballot until after the real winner is proclaimed and sworn in. It also behooves the impartiality not just of the members of the board of elections inspec-
tors, but also of the Comelec, and the military and police which are instrumental in ensuring that conduct of an honest, orderly and peaceful election. In the presence of PNP Director-General Alan Purisima, the local police presented members and leaders of private armed groups said to be operating in Samar Island, a noted hotspot in every local and national election. These so-called remnants of the PAGs, once tagged to be behind sowing fear and initiating election-related violence in Samar, particularly Montealto and Moloboco groups, surrendered and have pledged cooperation with the Philippine government in the campaign towards an honest and secure election in the region. Along with such bodily surrender were their firearms of varied caliber, long and
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Alangalang did it again!

Tribu Lingganay Festival of Alangalang made it again at Sinulog Festival in Cebu, one of the main tourist attractions of the country that has lured tourist to this historic province of Cebu every year when Cebu celebrates its week-long fiesta honoring Sto Nino, the child Jesus. The second time around Leyte Tribu Lingganay of Alangalang is again the grand champion for the free interpretation category in 2013 Sinulog Festival. Congratulations. Mayor Loreto Entong province of Leyte have also earned accolades in similar activities in the country in Metro Manila especially like the Buyogan festival of Abuyog, Pasaka of Tanauan and in Hilongos. ALVIN GZ. ARPON Festivals of this kind have been organized in other towns of Leyte brought pride, honor that participate in the Yu. Governor Mimiette and joy not only to Pintados- Kasadyaan Bagulaya who was in- Alangalanganons but to Festival of Festivals yearly in June durvited to that celebra- Leyteos as well. ing Taclobans fiesta -o0otion is so happy and Other festivals in the proud saying that it has to page 6
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Fund misuse
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From A Distance
joey e. clarin
Our Senators are privileged few who use the Senate funds for their personal use. This starts from the Senate President Juan Ponce Enrile who released P1.6 million to each senator as a christmas gift last December 2012. They have misused Senate funds in-
cluding the millions of pesos of maintenance and other operating expenses (MOOE) for their respective offices. The Senate has documents indicating the use of Senate funds by a Senator to pay rent and repairs of his office located in his own building not
in the Senate building. There is also the inclusion of household helpers in the office payroll and disbursing money as grocery allowance for sons and daughters. There must be a full audit by the COA on how the Senate and all the senators disburse and use MOOE. These revelations came out after Enriles and Santiagos tirade against each other. Enrile gave a P 1.6 Million bonus except to 4 senators : Santiago , Trillanes, Alan Cayetano and Pia Cayto page 10
Give and take?

voters, chiefly those who are easily cowed or threatened, would just do was bid by the politician whose loyal supporters are just too willing to execute orders to ensure that voters will toe their wish to be voted to office. No voter who receives generosity from politicians will ever complain being bought. Election officials could hardly catch vote-buying for the act is consummated with no witnesses willing to testify that such violation had ever been committed. If it is tough getting information from voters, it is a lot tougher to obtain information from politicians and their cohorts who operate clandestinely if not openly, giving what appear to be dole outs for voters. The giver would never admit that the money is given in consideration for the vote because such act is perilous to the political career of the generous politician. What is appalling in
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Politicians are afloat and aplenty nowadays that the campaign period had kicked-off for those running in the forthcoming midterm elections. Many of those who are aspiring for elective office are generously available to voters in need of help. The trend had attracted voters out of every nook to seek for every kind of need that they could avail from these politicians. The corrupt practice linked to elections is a two-way transaction. Politicians some elections ago go out to buy voters to get elected as voters waited like paupers queuing for dole outs from scrupulous politicians who want
to get an edge in the voters list of candidates. In recent elections though, voters got out to reach out for those dole outs and politicians no longer need to seek for voters who can be bought. Tough to nab and tougher to prosecute is the violation against vote buying. Politicians who are out to do everything to win in the elections are just too generous to give so much to the gullible voter who could be easily cowed into voting for the giver. Despite the loose causal connection that ensure those bought voting for the buyer, politicians had developed ploys to ensure that their money will be converted to votes in their favor. The gullible lot among
in honor of Sto. Nio. A sense of gratitude, honor and recognition is in order for former Governor Remedios Matin L. Petilla (now Palo Mayor) who encouraged Leyte towns to organize their own festivals the only time under her leadership as the provincial executive for 9 years. -o0oI am touched over the philanthropic gesture of a religious Christian sect, the Church of Jesus CHRIST of Latter Day Saints, for their P15.3 million water sanitary and hygiene rehabilitation facilities and the creation of the Almeria Water District in the province of Biliran. The water facility covers the barangays of Iyusan, Caucab, Ali, Matangoy, Talahiban and poblacion of Almeria. This religious sect dished out P10.8 million and the LGU of Almeria provided the counterpart of P4.5 million, the amount they received from a DILG awardfor good housekeeping? JCLDS Area Manager Benson Mesalucha says that this gesture is a humanitarian act why they did it , the purpose of this P10 M water system rehabilitation projects of Almeria. -oOoWe sincerely commend and thank the Philippine Information Agency (PIA) thru its Regional Director Olive Tiu for this regular text messages sent to media and other stakeholders on important development happening in the region and the nation. The above-mentioned information came from Provincial Info Manager, Flordeliz E. Jackson of Biliran.
deadly weapons they would use to neutralize the enemies. In the Sunday that just passed, the PNP spearheaded a unity walk purporting one and the same accord with stakeholders in the region for secure elections on May 13 this year. It was highlighted by an ecumenical prayer rally where pastors and priests from different Christian denominations and sects, including Rev.
Fr. Amadeo Alvero of the Sto. Nino Parish of Tacloban and Social Comunications director of the Archdiocese of Palo, enunciated their respective prayers. Ensuring a secure election, though, is not all prayers. It comes with deeds. It is not all rhetorics but actions that are unfeigned by any other motives. Every citizen has a stake on this, because no one takes exemption from the effects of an election that is fraudulent and under duress.
The Sower
January 22, 2013 Tuesday of the 2nd Week in Ordinary Time Heb 6:10-20; Ps 111; Mk 2:23-28
THE DISCIPLES AND THE SABBATH

As Jesus was passing through a field of grain on the Sabbath, his disciples began to make a path while picking the heads of grain. At this the Pharisees said to him, Look, why are they doing what is unlawful on the Sabbath? He said to them, Have you never read what David did when he was in need and he and his companions were hungry? How he went into the house of God when Abiathar was high priest and ate the bread of offering that only the priests could lawfully eat, and shared it with his companions? then he said to them, The Sabbath was made for man, not man for the Sabbath. That is why the Son of Man is Lord even of the Sabbath.
PRO-PEOPLE
As I was walking around a cemetery, I noticed a marble tablet with the following inscription: In Memoriam: Rev. A. Judson, born 9 August 1788, died 12 April 1850, converted Burmans and the Burman Biblehis monument, his record is on High. It is true. God keeps a record of all the good deeds we have done in this life and he rewards them either here on earth or in heaven. God is not so unjust as to overlook your work (Heb 6:10). We must never think of God as harsh, inhuman, anti-people. He is pro-people. He cares for us. He loves to reward us for the good deeds done in his name and in carrying out his holy will. In order to point out to us how much God is interested in human joy and fulfillment, Jesus said: The Sabbath was made for man, not man for the Sabbath (Mk 2:27). Suppose you have a big property, but you are so kind hearted that you gave your possessions away to all the needy who approached you for help. Do you think that you are dying in poverty? No. God is going to reward you for all the charity you had done to others. After your death, you will have considerable property to go to. God is pro-people whose reward is far beyond our expectations. (His Word for Today by Vima Dasan, SJ, Published by Paulines. Visit us at www.paulines.ph or at Paulines Media Center, Real St., Tacloban City. Tel. #321-3195) Sowers thought: We honor God not so much by acknowledging his justice as by acknowledging his mercy. Blessed James Alberione, founder of the Pauline Family
Prayer for the Nation and for Those who Serve in Public Ofce
God, our Father, you guide everything in wisdom and love. Accept the prayers we offer for our nation; by the wisdom of our leaders and integrity of our citizens, may harmony and justice be secured and may there be lasting prosperity and peace. Almighty and eternal God, You know the longings of our hearts and You protect our rights. In your goodness, watch over those in authority, so that people everywhere may enjoy freedom, security and peace. We ask this through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, forever and ever. Amen. (Courtesy of Daughters of St. Paul)
Pray the Holy Rosary daily for world peace and conversion of sinners (The family that prays together stays together)
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION AND SALE OF DELINQUENT REAL PROPERTY

Pursuant to Section 260 of R.A 7160, otherwise known as the Local Government Code of 1991, the undersigned hereby gives notice to all parties and to the general public that on February 8, 2013 at 8:00 A.M.- 12:00 NOON at the Balyuan Convention Center, Magsaysay Blvd, Tacloban City, the City Treasurer well sell at the Public Auction to the highest bidder for cashand in Philippine Currency, Managers Check or Cashiers Check payable to the City Treasurer of Tacloban City, the hereunder enumerated Real Property /ies which are certified as delinquent to satisfy tax delinquency, interests and expenses of sale.
NO. DECLARED OWNER PROPERTY INDEX NO. 156-01-006-12-059-B-1 156-02-022-22-055-B-1 156-01-006-12-049-0000 156-02-002-22-005-MI 156-02-022-02-005-0000 156-02-022-22-055-B-3 156-02-022-22-055-B-2 156-01-013-07-029-0000 156-01-013-07-049-0000 156-01-013-07-034-0000 LOCATION BRGY NO. CALANIPAWAN BRGY.109 T.CLAUDIO ST. BRGY.9 CALANIPAWAN BRGY.109 T.CLAUDIO ST. BRGY.9 T.CLAUDIO ST. BRGY.9 T.CLAUDIO ST. BRGY.9 T.CLAUDIO ST. BRGY.9 SAGCAHAN BRGY.62-B SAGCAHAN BRGY.62-B SAGCAHAN BRGY.62-B ANIBONG BRGY.69 ANIBONG BRGY.69 MARASBARAS BRGY.82 ANIBONG BRGY.69 SAN JOSE BRGY.89-A SAN JOSE BRGY.89-A SAN JOSE BRGY.89-A SAN JOSE BRGY.89-A SAN JOSE BRGY.89-A SAN JOSE BRGY.89-A APITONG BRGY.91 APITONG BRGY.91 APITONG BRGY.91 APITONG BRGY.91 APITONG BGRY.91 APITONG BRGY.91 APITONG BRGY.91 ANIBONG BRGY.71 ANIBONG BRGY.71 ANIBONG BRGY.71 ANIBONG BRGY.71 ANIBONG BRGY.71 ANIBONG BRGY.71 ANIBONG BRGY.71 SAN JOSE BRGY.87 SAN JOSE BRGY.88 SAGCAHAN BRGY 62 P.BURGOS BRGY.30 D.ESPERAS BRGY.52 SAGCAHAN BRGY.75 CAIBAAN BRGY.95-A CAIBAAN BRGY.95 CAIBAAN BRGY.95 CAIBAAN BRGY.95 ANIBONG BRGY.67 ANIBONG BRGY.71 CAIBAAN BRGY.95-A APITONG BRGY 110 SAGKAHAN BRGY 76 PANALARON BRGY. 5 APITONG BRGY 92 PANALARON BRGY 5 PANALARON BRGY 5 APITONG BRGY 92 BRGY.83 SAN JOSE BRGY.83 SAN JOSE BRGY.91 ABUCAY BRGY.96 CALANIPAWAN KIND OF PROPERTY CB CB CL CM CL CB CB RL RL RL AL AL 2738-C-3-B 19-B-4 19-B-PART 2079-A-3 2079-B 120 m2 189 m2 633 m2 1,000 m2 10,000 m2 23368 2-B-1 6,021m2 29 & 31BLK.4 480 m2 38266& 38265 34272 LOT NO. & BLOCK NO. AREA TITLE NO. TAX DEC. NO. ASSESSED VALUE 2006-2012 3,287,140.00 139,200.00 16,546,440.00 3,256,740.00 16,500.00 140,000.00 9,120.00 14,360.00 48,110.00 1,110.00 11,520.00 PERIOD OF DELINQUENCY 31,955.00 2006-2012 2006-2012 2006-2012 2006-2012 2006-2012 2006-2012 1974-2012 1988-2012 1988-2012 1980-2012 1985-2012 AMOUNT OF DELINQUENT BASIF/SEF 3,195.50 1,063,061.11 12,704.66 5,406,963.03 1,064,220.92 5,336.10 45,276.00 10,145.02 11,022.62 36,929.16 3,880.12 6,177.04 10% OST OF SALE 35,150.50 106,306.11 1,270.47 540,696.30 106,422.09 533.61 4,527.60 1,014.50 1,102.26 3,692.92 388.01 617.70 1,169,367.22 13,975.13 5,947,659.33 1,170,643.01 5,869.71 49,803.60 11,159.52 12,124.88 40,622.08 4,268.13 6,794.74 MINIMUM BID OF PRICE
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ALVARADO, 156-02-025-03-007-0000 GENEROSO JR. ALVARADO, 156-02-025-03-004-0000 GENEROSO JR. ADM:MONTUBIG,ALEJANDRO ALVARADO, GENEROSO JR. 156-01-009-45-002-0000 ADM: YANUARIO, CORNILIO Y. ALVARADO, 156-02-025-03-002-0000 GENEROSO JR. PHIL.COMFORT REALTY 156-01-015-52-002-0000 DEV.INC. PHIL.COMFORT REALTY 156-01-015-52-024-0000 DEV.INC. PHIL.COMFORT REALTY 156-01-015-52-003-0000 DEV.INC. PHIL.COMFORT REALTY 156-01-015-52-043-0000 DEV.INC. PHIL.COMFORT REALTY 156-01-015-52-043-0000 DEV.INC. HILARIA,CAHINDO 156-02-002-46-024-0000 VELASQUES,GERTRUDES VELASQUES,GERTRUDES VELASQUES,GERTRUDES VELASQUES,GERTRUDES VELASQUES,GERTRUDES VELASQUES,GERTRUDES VELASQUES,GERTRUDES DALMACION, ROBERTO F. DALMACION,ALBERTO & GLORIA DALMACION,ALBERTO & GLORIA DALMACION, ALBERTO & GLORIA DALMACION,ALBERTO & GLORIA DALMACION, ALBERTO & GLORIA DALMACION,ALBERTO SR. CABAERO, LEONILA CABAERO,LEONILA CABAERO,LEONILA QUINTERO, FRANCISCO QUINTERO, IGNACIO SIBLE, FAUSTINO DELIMA, CONCHITA GERTRUDES TOMANDA GERTRUDES TOMANDA GERTRUDES TOMANDA GERTRUDES RETUERTO GERTRUDES RETUERTO GERTRUDES RETUERTO DIAZ, MAGDALENA H. 156-02-002-01-072-0000 156-02-002-01-073-0000 156-02-002-01-074-0000 156-02-002-01-075-0000 156-02-002-01-076-0000 156-02-002-01-077-0000 156-02-002-01-078-0000 156-02-025-11-013-0000 156-02-025-12-023-0000 156-02-025-12-020-0000 156-02-025-12-018-0000 156-02-025-12-022-0000 156-02-025-12-024-0000 156-02-025-22-039-0000 156-01-015-50-109-0000 156-01-015-10-027-0000 156-02-028-20-016-0000 156-02-023-18-034-0000 156-02-027-09-016-0000 156-02-028-34-012-0000 156-01-005-08-002-0000 156-01-005-13-032-0000 156-01-005-13-032-0000 156-01-005-13-038-0000 156-02-025-09-057-0000 156-02-025-11-014-0000 156-01-005-14-005-0000 156-02-002-09-180-0000
13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 57 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58
AL RL RL RL RL RL RL AL RL RL RL RL RL RL RL RL RL RL RL RL RL AL RL RL RL RL RL RL RL RL RL RL RL RL RL RL AL RL RL RL RL RL RL RL RL AL
3326 2079-D 3842 3835-B-1 3836 3883 3848,3849 & 3863 3741 5 6 7 8 11 12 13 3647-H
11,531 m2 130,000 m2 10,069 m2 1,800 m2 7,604 m2 607 m2 18,089 m2 3,036 m2 1,883 m2 2,502 m2 3,327 m2 3,329 m2 3,327 m2 2,149 m2 628 m2 293 m2
4685 2079-D PART 32928 32920 32931 32932 32929
0090117802503306015111240151112501511126015111270151112801503005-
18,470.00 5,720.000.00 16,130.00 79,200.00 334,580.00 26,710.00 795,920.00 4,860.00 82,850.00 110,090.00 146,390.00 146,480.00 146,390.00 94,560.00 27,630.00 12,890.00 11,000.00 13,200.00 11,000.00 8,800.00 11,000.00 6,630.00 14,040.00 38,980.00 14,060.00 43,700.00 22,260.00 16,720.00 64,990.00 41,580.00 44,000 10,050.00 8,430.00 9,860.00 20,990.00 15,490.00 3,840.00 335,020.00 54,910.00 6,260.00 15,010.00 2,730.00 649,440.00 77,490.00 176,000.00 8,840.00
1971-2012 1985-2012 1990-2012 1990-2012 1990-2012 1990-2012 1990-2012 1995-2012 2002-2012 2002-2012 2002-2012 2008-2012 2002-2012 2007-2012 2002-2012 2004-2012 1999-2012 1995-2012 1995-2012 1999-2012 1999-2012 2000-2012 1998-2012 1995-2012 1998-2012 1975-2010 1985-2012 1969-2012 1980-2012 1998-2012 1998-2012 1998-2012 1998-2012 1998-2012 1996-2012 1994-2012 1998-2012 1985-2012 1970-2012 1980-2012 1968-2012 1997-2012 2000-2012 1979- 2012 1994-2012 1980-2012
9,398.58 2,940,288.00 11,103.78 56,865.60 240,228.56 19,177.72 579,911.28 2,114.62 29,262.66 38,883.86 48,074.52 22,909.50 48,074.52 17,134.26 8,808.56 3,637.00 4,806.42 6,675.90 5,563.22 3,845.16 4,806.42 2,728.26 6,890.88 19,131.50 6,416.96 30,754.32 14,637.52 13,725.98 30,818.94 18,883.68 19,982.60 8,651.98 7,652.82 5,486.66 10,254.08 8,354.10 1,658.08 413,875.00 49,045.30 8,062.34 20,254.98 1,286.42 272,602.48 37,131.60 82,932.00 4,971.44
939.86 294,028.80 1,110.38 5,686.56 24,022.86 1,917.77 57,991.13 211.46 2,926.27 3,888.39 4,807.45 2,290.95 4,807.45 1,713.43 880.86 363.70 480.64 667.59 556.32 384.52 480.64 272.83 689.09 1,913.15 641.70 3,075.43 1,463.75 1,372.60 3,081.89 1,888.37 1,998.26 865.20 765.28 548.67 1,025.41 835.41 165.81 41,387.50 4,904.53 806.23 2,025.50 128.64 27,260.25 3,713.16 8,293.20 497.14
10,338.44 3,234,316.80 12,214.16 62,552.16 264,251.42 21,095.49 637,902.41 2,326.08 32,188.93 42,772.25 52,881.97 25,200.45 52,881.97 18,847.69 9,689.42 4,000.70 5,287.06 7,343.49 6,119.54 4,229.68 5,287.06 3,001.09 7,579.97 21,044.65 7,058.66 33,829.75 16,101.27 15,098.58 33,900.83 20,772.05 21,980.86 9,517.18 8,418.10 6,035.33 11,279.49 9,189.51 1,823.89 455,262.50 53,949.83 8,868.57 22,280.48 1,415.06 299,862.73 40,844.76 91,225.20 5,468.58
7136 56700 56698 56698 56701 7137 7138 13193 36214 36210 36209 36208 36215
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4810-G-2-D-10 250 m2 4810-G-2-D-6 300 m2 4810-G-2-D-5 250 m2 4810-G-2-D-4 200 m2 4810-G-2-D-11 250 m2 2175-PART 37,585 m2
3668-A-3-PART 319 m2 8634-K 882 336 m2 185 m2 5669 43939
015016200280250702301162027001780280238400500590-
5464& 5042 202 m2 PART LOT377-PART 103 m2 5410-PART 5426-P 3148-F-PART 3148-F-7 3148- 1 & 2 4755 3441-A 3153-A 2417-D-IH-PART 9-PART 220 m2 32,626 m2 945 m2 1,000 m2 433 m2 383 m2 224 m2 477 m2 352 m2 1,741 m2 3,102 m2 4870 11908 26696 16737 34972 16936 36799
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AGUSTIN BAEZ / EULOGIA 156-02-028-31-239-0000 HRS OF BAEZ & EULOGIA BAEZ, EULOGIA B. 156-02-022-18-015-0000 BAEZ, EULOGIA B./ AGUSTO 156-02-002-20-009-0000 BAEZ BAEZ, EULOGIA B./ AGUSTO 156-02-022-19-036-0000 BAEZ BAEZ, EULOGIA B./ AGUSTO 156-02-022-19-035-0000 BAEZ BAEZ, EULOGIA B./ AGUSTO 156-02-002-20-071-0000 BAEZ CRISOSTOMO, IRENE F. 156-01-015-18-034-0000 CRISOSTOMO, IRENE F. CRISOSTOMO, IRENE F. CRISOSTOMO, IRENE F. 156-01-015-19-047-0000 156-02-001-13-007-0000 156-01-006-28-006-0000
39-E-14-L-5-F-8-B 2515-B-2-U 1,248 m2
39-E-14-L-5-B-5 58 m2 39-E-14-L-5-E-4 139 m2 2515-B-I-5 62 m2
1370-A-2-PART 14,700 m2 8(1368-A to E) 668.70 m2 2380 3294 4,000 m2 6,295 m2 T-811
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T-25219-P 00101380 00603755

NO. DECLARED OWNER PROPERTY INDEX NO. 156-01-006-28-013-0000 156-03-003-07-020-0000 156-02-002-45-007-0000 156-02-002-45-008-0000 156-02-002-40-094-0000 156-02-002-40-024-0000 156-02-002-40-026-0000 156-01-006-23-001-0000 156-01-006-23-001-0000 156-02-002-40-030-0000 156-02-002-40-056-0000 156-02-002-40-044-000 156-02-001-07-006-0000 156-02-001-07-006-0000 156-01-006-24-007-0000 156-01-005-02-009-0000 156-01-015-19-034-0000 156-01-015-19-008-0000 156-02-028-26-089-0000 156-01-015-19-061-0000 156-01-015-19-015-0000 156-02-025-22-010-0000 156-02-025-21-025-0000 156-02-025-043-0000 156-02-025-21-021-0000 156-01-015-41-241 156-02-022-002-000 156-02-022-002-1018 156-02-022-002-1019 156-02-022-002-1017 156-02-022-002-1015 156-02-022-002-1014 156-02-022-002-1016 156-02-022-002-1010 156-02-022-002-1011 156-02-022-002-1012 156-02-022-002-1009 LOCATION BRGY NO. BRGY. 96 CALANIPAWAN BRGY. 99 DIIT/BAGACAY BRGY. 110 APITONG APITONG BRGY. 110 APITONG BRGY. 92 APITONG BRGY. 92 APITONG BRGY. 92 APITONG BRGY. 36 CALANIPAWAN BRGY.36 CALANIPAWAN BRGY.92 APITONG BRGY.92 APITONG BRGY.92 APITONG BRGY.91 ABUCAY BRGY.91 ABUCAY BRGY.95 CALANIPAWAN BRGY.95 CAIBAAN BRGY.83 SAN JOSE BRGY.83 SAN JOSE BRGY 63 SAGKAHAN BRGY. 83 SAN JOSE BRGY.83 SAN JOSE NAGA NAGA BRGY 71 ANIBONG BRGY 71 ANIBONG BRGY 71 ANIBONG BRGY 71 SAN JOSE BRGY. 89 PANALARON BRGY. 1 MAGSAYSAY BRGY. 1 MAGSAYSAY BRGY. 1 MAGSAYSAY BRGY. 1 MAGSAYSAY BRGY. 1 MAGSAYSAY BRGY. 1 MAGSAYSAY BRGY. 1 MAGSAYSAY BRGY. 1 MAGSAYSAY BRGY. 1 MAGSAYSAY BRGY. 1 MAGSAYSAY BRGY. 1 KIND OF PROPERTY AL RL RL AL RL RL RL AL AL RL RL RL AL RL RL AL RL RL RL RL RL RL RL RL RL RL CL CB CB CB CB CB CB CB CB CB CB
NOTICES
LOT NO. & BLOCK NO. 4834 5847 2786-PART 2768-PART 2594- PART 2598-B-10-D-9 2598-B-10-J-9 3283 3303 2598-B-10-J-8-P 2598-B-9 2589-B-10-J-B-C 2373-PART 2373-PART 3230-A 5390 28(1368) 1368-A-E-P 32 20(1368) 42(1368-A to E) 2175-H-I-D 2177-F 4812-F-2 2176-E 1898 2-A erected on 2-A erected on 2-A erected on 2-A erected on 2-A erected on 2-A erected on 2-A erected on 2-A erected on 2-A erected on 2-A erected on 2-A AREA TITLE NO. TAX DEC. NO. 00603770 T-3777 T-13216-P 00300056 00201690 ASSESSED VALUE 3,970.00 3,900,030.00 66,000.00 27,740.00 24,680.00 10,560.00 30,360.00 10,530.00 6,870.00 12,940.00 30,100.00 8,180.00 19,520.00 77,000.00 9,940.00 23,460.00 18,390.00 9,770.00 18,240.00 21,560.00 18,880.00 11,000.00 13,950.00 13,200.00 9,900.00 180,620.00 45,991,500 24,710.00 2,920,050.00 157,280.00 468,050.00 701,170.00 2,732,650.00 2,556,040.00 78,170.00 118,920.00 13,953,650.00 PERIOD OF DELINQUENCY 2,890 m2 177,274 m2 3,000 m2 2778.20 Hs 561 m2 240 m2 690 m2 7,500 m2 3,253 m2 294 m2 648 m2 168 m2 9,138 m2 3,500 m2 226 m2 12,525 m2 418 m2 222 m2 240 m2 490 m2 429 m2 250 m2 317 m2 300 m2 225 m2 4,105 m2 61,322 m2 5704 T-4207 T-823 T-846 19734 3503 5293 T-831 T-4639 T-4213 T-3316 T-4214 T-4137 T-3915

AMOUNT OF DELINQUENT BASIF/SEF 2,715.76 1,972,439.44 50,119.50 17,868.38 12,482.00 7,126.32 21,001.50 5,606.70 3,510.12 8,731.12 21,329.86 5,513.54 9,316.84 48,056.72 5,160.10 12,969.90 10,234.66 5,501.76 10,189.08 11,070.52 10,506.22 7,237.22 9,105.96 7,791.90 6,510.44 85,723.00 37,792,916.33 25,151.06 2,386,080.56 154,642.91 400,719.14 575,909.01 2,233,886.06 2,060,096.28 64,150.71 97,962.64 20,177,892.04 10% COST OF SALE 271.58 197,243.94 5,011.95 1,786.84 1,248.20 712.63 2,100.15 560.67 351.01 873.11 2,132.99 551.35 931.68 4,805.67 516.01 1,296.99 1,023.47 550.18 1,018.91 1,107.05 1,050.62 723.72 910.60 779.19 651.04 8,572.30 3,779,291.63 2,515.10 238,608.05 15,464.29 40,071.91 57,590.90 233,388.60 206,009.62 6,415.07 9,796.26 2,017,789.20 MINIMUM BID OF PRICE 2,987.34 2,169,683.38 55,131.45 19,655.22 13,730.20 7,838.95 23,101.65 6,167.37 3,861.13 9,604.23 23,462.85 6,064.89 10,248.52 52,862.39 5,676.11 14,266.89 11,258.13 6,051.94 11,207.99 12,177.57 11,556.84 7,960.94 10,016.56 8,571.09 7,161.48 94,295.30 41,572,207.96 27,666.16 2,624,688.61 170,107.21 440,791.05 633,499.91 2,457,274.66 2,266,105.90 70,565.78 107,758.90 22,195,681.24
59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95
CRISOSTOMO, IRENE F. CRISOSTOMO, IRENE F. CRISOSTOMO, IRENE F. CRISOSTOMO, IRENE F. CRISOSTOMO, IRENE F. CRISOSTOMO, IRENE F. CRISOSTOMO, IRENE F. CRISOSTOMO, IRENE F. CRISOSTOMO, IRENE F. CRISOSTOMO, IRENE F. CRISOSTOMO, IRENE F. CRISOSTOMO, IRENE F. CRISOSTOMO, IRENE F. CRISOSTOMO, IRENE F. CRISOSTOMO, IRENE F. CRISOSTOMO, IRENE F. CRISOSTOMO, IRENE F. CRISOSTOMO, IRENE F. CRISOSTOMO, IRENE F. CRISOSTOMO, IRENE F. CRISOSTOMO, IRENE F. DALMACION, GLORIA DALMACION, GLORIA DALMACION, GLORIA DALMACION, GLORIA DAANTOS, PEDRO & ASUNCION LEYTE PARK HOTEL INC. LEYTE PARK HOTEL INC. LEYTE PARK HOTEL INC. LEYTE PARK HOTEL INC. LEYTE PARK HOTEL INC. LEYTE PARK HOTEL INC. LEYTE PARK HOTEL INC. LEYTE PARK HOTEL INC. LEYTE PARK HOTEL INC. LEYTE PARK HOTEL INC. LEYTE PARK HOTEL INC.
1948-2012 1995-2012 1980-2012 1975-2012 1995-2012 1985-2012 1984-2012 1991- 2012 1979- 2012 1985- 2012 1983-2012 1985-2012 1982- 2012 1982- 2012 1987- 2012 1979- 2012 1992- 2012 1991- 2012 1992- 2012 1992- 2012 1992-2012 1983-2012 1970-2012 1987-2012 1972-2012 1995-2009 1989-2012 1996-2012 1999-2012 1996-2012 1997-2012 1997-2012 1997-2012 1997-2012 1997-2012 1997-2012 1989-2012
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GENERAL GUIDELINES 1.) All bidders are required to pay One Thousand Pesos (Php 1,000.00) and post a 5% bond of his/her bid price. In cases where the winning bidder did not pay the price within the prescribed time, the cash bond shall be forfeited in favor of the City Government of Tacloban. 2.) All properties will be sold on AS IS, WHERE IS BASIS. 3.) The City Disposal and Auction Sale Committee ( CDASCOM) does not, warrant the authenticity or validity of the title of the declared owner nor guarantee the correctness accuracy of the description of the property. 4.) A buyer who bids for a certain property, shall be deamed to have inspected the property and is aware of its physical and legal conditions. 5.) Winning bidder shall immediately pay the bid price, Payments shall be made in cash in Managers / cashier check payable to the City Treasurer of Tacloban City. 6.) The City Treasurer reserves the right to revoke any or all awards / sale granted on the following grounds: a. Upon presentation of evidence that all taxes and penalties due had been paid when the sale was made; b. If found later that the property is tax-exempt by virtue of its being already government owned or devoted exclusively for religious, educational or charitable purpose; c. If the property is not liable to tax under R.A 7160 and other related laws and in any event of the above mentioned, the purchace price shall be returned to the buyer / pruchaser thereof without interest. d. Non-payment of the bid price. For further inquiries, interested bidders may call at 321-1877 / 321-1875 or see the undersigned at the City Treasurers Office , Kanhuraw Business Center, Tacloban City. ZOSIMA A. CORDAO City Treasurer
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(enlarged thyroid), physical sluggishness, growth retardation, reproductive failure, childhood mortality and other defects in the development of the nervous system. Until now we still have cases of goiter in Eastern Visayas which is a sign of severe iodine deficiency. But we are more concerned with the impact of IDD on intellectual development among children, Dilao said.
Citing the 2008 Food Nutrition and Research Institute survey, Dilao said that 97.2% of households in the region have been using iodized salt but iodine excretion among target groups is still low. T h e s a m e s t u d y, however, revealed that iodine excretion of children in the region is 83 microgram per liter (ug/L)of urine, lactating mothers 58 ug/L ,and pregnant women with 83 ug/L. The figure is way below the 100-150 minimum iodine excretion using
the same measurement. To a d d r e s s t h e problem, the Bantay Asin Task Force will meet salt traders on February 5 of this year to solicit their support on maintaining the quality of salt through proper storage. Aside from regular sampling of salt shipments, monitoring at salt warehouses, we will also meet salt manufacturers from Region 4-b to discuss measure addressing the below standard iodine content, she added.
(SARWELL Q. MENIANO)
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these electoral transactions is that the money used to buy votes are often sourced out of coffers that are often not of the politician. It is the very reason why the giving is so reckless and unmindful. One would think that if the money is hard-earned, the giver would be cautious in its distribution, at least ensuring that the money will produce the desired results come election time. It is the shared view of many
that such money which is wantonly spread to unsuspecting voters are money acquired easily that it is spread wantonly easily. So glaring in one such wanton distribution is the scandalous distribution of taxpayers money to selected senators who are at the grace of the senate president. The glaringly irregular cash distribution had caused so much friction between the gift-giver and those who were disgruntled with the selective generosity. The distribution is highly irregular
but those assailing the act are out not because the transaction is illegal but because they failed receiving a huge take akin to the majority who were rewarded for reasons only the senate president can explain. The savings could have been used for good ends than the insatiable and unconscionable benefits of a selected few in the senate who are grinning mischievously for their huge take while the greater number suffer. Comments to alellema@yahoo.com

EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT WITH ABSOLUTE SALE
NOTICES
NOTICE is hereby given that heirs of the late Leon Morales extrajudicially settled, partitioned and adjudicated over a parcel of land, situated in Brgy. Kang-iras, Municipality of Hilongos, covered by Lot No. 9966 with improvements thereon, covered by Tax Dec. No. 14020-00234 R13, containing an area of 11,555 square meters, more or less. A Deed of Sale was executed in favor of Nicolas S. Flordelis, Jr. as vendee for the above-described property; per Doc. No. 3, Page No. 2, Book No. XXII, Series of 2012 of Notary Public Atty. Efren B. Mendoza.
LSDE: Jan. 16, 23 & 30, 2013

NOTICE is hereby given that heirs of the late Emiliana Palconite extrajudicially settled, partitioned and adjudicated over a parcel of land containing an area of 273 square meters, more or less, under Tax Dec. No. 0831007-00130 R13, situated in Brgy. Ipil II, Palompon, Leyte. A Deed of Sale was executed in favor of Maria Divina Palconite-Carvajal as vendee for the above-described property; per Doc. No. 174, Page No. 35, Book No. XXXIII, Series of 2012 of Notary Public Atty. Donna Villa M. Gaspan-Cerna. LSDE: January 16, 23 & 30, 2013
NOTICE is hereby given that heirs of the late Sps. Alberto V. Paulo and Gliceria SanchezPaolo extrajudicially settled, partitioned and adjudicated over a parcel of land, located at Brgy. Baas, Hilongos, Leyte, Lot No. 11073-B, Csd-08-005906-D, covered by OCT No. P-41820 under Tax Dec. No. 14006-00146 R-13, with an area of 7,427 square meters, more or less. A Deed of Sale was executed in favor of Sps. Jorge M. Barrera and Pamela Dolores Flores-Barrera as vendees for the above-described property; per Doc. No. 173, Page No. 35, Book No. 24, Series of 2012 of Notary Public Josenilo O. Marquez Reoma. LSDE: January 16, 23 & 30, 2013
EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT WITH DEED OF ABSOLUTE SALE
DEED OF EXTRAJUDICIAL PARTITION WITH SALE
NOTICE is hereby given that Lilia Caracuel-Ayuda heir of late Sps. Feleciano Caracuel and Maura Caracuel executed an affidavit of Self Adjudication over a parcel of agricultural land, located at Brgy. Doos del Sur, Hindang, Leyte, Lot No. 1686, with a total area of 216-33 square meters, more or less, and covered by Tax Dec. No. 08-15010-00432. A Deed of Sale was executed in favor of Glesilda Cabardo Ito, as vendee for a portion of 104 square meters known as Lot No. 1686-B from the above-described property; per Doc. No. 926, Page No. 186, Book No. XV, Series of 2012 of Notary Public Atty. Allan R. Oriel. LSDE: January 16, 23 & 30, 2013
AFFIDAVIT OF SELF-ADJUDICATION WITH SALE
NOTICE is hereby given that heirs of the late Demetria Miraflor Robles extrajudicially settled, partitioned and adjudicated over a parcel of coco and corn land covered by Tax Dec. No. 0514007-00336-R12, situated at Bagumbayan, Hilongos, Leyte, Cad. Lot No. 7400, with an area of 24611.80 square meters and assessed at P19,120.00 and covered by Katibayan ng Original na Titulo Blg. P-46543. A Deed of Sale was executed in favor of Carmelita Zamora as vendee for the above-described property together all the improvements thereon, per Doc. No. 152, Page No. 16, Book No. 03, Series of 2012 of Notary Public Atty. Juan O. Raza. LSDE: January 16, 23 & 30, 2013 NOTICE is hereby given that heirs of the late Teresa G. Sanica namely: Carlos, Sarah Jane and Carlos Roque all surnamed Sanica extrajudicially settled, partitioned and adjudicated over a bank deposit with the Banco de Oro (BDO) Justice Romualdez St., Tacloban City in the amount of P461,902.63 plus interest accruing; Above deposits/properties to be adjudicated to Spouse Carlos C. Sanica - 4/6 shares; Sarah Jane G. Sanica - 1/6 share and Carlos Roque G. Sanica - 1/6 share; per Doc. No. 2, Page No. 1, Book No. XIV, Series of 2012 of Notary Public Atty. Maila C.N. Andrade. LSDE: January 9, 16 & 23, 2013
EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT WITH SALE
NOTICE is hereby given that heirs of the late Pablo Alias extrajudicially settled, partitioned and adjudicated over a parcel of land, Lot No. 1340, situated at Brgy. Tabok, Hindang, Leyte, with an area of .2700.59 hectares, covered by Tax Dec. No. 0815019-00289, assessed value of P3,850.00 and with market value P9,624,86. A Deed of Sale was executed in favor of Sps. Bienvinido Palac and Evelyn Palac as vendee for the above-described property; per Doc. No. 476, Page No. 96, Book No. XXII, Series of 2012 of Notary Public Atty. Lemuel M. Nerves. LSDE: January 16, 23 & 30, 2013 spondent is a Filipino Citizen, also of legal age, married and residing at her home in 106 Doce 36 Street, Bagong Barrio, Caloocan City where she maybe served with summon and other judicial notices pertinent to the instant case; 2. Petitioner and Respondent were married in Caloocan City on August 30, 1996 under Marriage License No. 2073171 issue on August 30, 1996 by Apolinario L. Guevara, Jr., a copy of the Certificate of Marriage is hereto attached to be marked as Exh. A; 3. After the celebration of the marriage, petitioner and respondent left for Taiwan and had lived together for sometime and then suddenly thereafter respondent without notice nor permission and without forwarding address left the former and never came to their conjugal; 4. Petitioner exhaustively exerted efforts to look for his wife, the respondent herein, to bring her back to their conjugal home in Taiwan but all his efforts did not result a fruitful endeavor and after exhaustive verification, petitioner was informed that his wife respondent had returned to her home in 106 Doce 36 Street, Bagong Barrio, Caloocan City with a live-in partner and in fact respondent never return back to Taiwan to live with her husband petitioner despite his pleadings which caused him to decide to file a petition for divorce in Taichung District Court of Taiwan; 5. And so and in fact, petitioner had decided to file a petition for divorce in the family court in Taichung District Court, Taiwan docketed as Case No. 95-Nien-Tu-FinTzu-308, Mr. LI, YEN-TA, petitioner vs. MME. JANET DABANDAN, respondent, and after due notice and hearing, the Taichung District Court of Taiwan through Honorable Judge Chen, HsuehTe a Civil rendered a Degree approving the petition for divorce the original copy of which decision in Taiwanis language is hereto attached as Annex B which became final and executory on October 11, 2006 as certified to by Translator Daniel Jang on October 22, 2007, the original copy of the Certification of Finalized Civil Judgment by Taichung District Court, Taiwan is hereto attached as Annex C. The same decision was translated into English Language, the original copy of the English translated decision is hereto attached as Annex D, which was translated by RENE C. ILUMIN the Legal Officer/Signing Officer, Taichung Extension Office of the Manila Economic and Cultural Office, duly authenticated, the original copy of the Certificate of Authentication is hereto attached as Annex E which Certificate of Authentication is further certified by Authentication Officer Armando S. Dimaranan of the Department of Foreign Affairs, Manila, the original copy of which is hereto attached as Annex F; 5. On April 23, 2008, petitioner, in his desire to regain back his legal capacity to marry, had registered the abovecited Civil Degree (Divorce) together with the Certificate of Authentications Annexes B, C, and D in the City Civil Registry of City of Manila, a copy of the Certification of Registration is hereto attached to be marked as Exh. G but petitioner was advised that since the Philippine Government does not recognize a divorce, there is a need to file in court of his place of sojourn which is in Capoocan, Leyte, a petition for declaring of nullity of the marriage between the petitioner and the respondent herein; 6. That, for so short a time after the couple lived in Taiwan, respondent got lost from their conjugal home and went astray until finally she went back to the Philippines to live with her live-in partner in her home at Brgy. Bagong Barrio in Caloocan City; 7. It is not fair and just to keep the petitioner tied up to his marriage with the respondent who had run away from him and failed to perform marital duties and responsibilities which is a clear indication that respondent is suffering from psychological incapacity which is a legal ground for declaration of marriages null and void; WHEREFORE, it is respectfully prayed of this Honorable Court that after due notice and hearing judgment be rendered declaring the marriage of the petitioner and respondent which was celebrated last August 30, 1996 null and void. Further, petitioner prays for other relief and remedies which this Honorable Court may deem just and equitable under the premises. Carigara, Leyte, March 13, 2012,
EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT WITH SALE
DEED OF EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE
Republic of the Philippines REGIONAL TRIAL COURT 8th Judicial Region Ormoc City OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF COURT & EX-OFFICIO SHERIFF HAZEL TUGADO represented by Rolando S. Afable, Mortgagee, -versusVILMA C. TAN, Mortgagor EJF Case No. R-ORM-12-00023-FC For: EXTRA-JUDICIAL FORECLOSURE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE under Act 3135 x- - - - - - - - - -x NOTICE OF EXTRA-JUDICIAL FORECLOSURE SALE
Upon Extra-judicial petition for sale under Act 3135 filed by HAZEL TUGADO rep. by Rolando S. Afable, Marulas Valenzuela City against Vilma C. Tan to satisfy the mortgage indebtedness which as of March 8, 2012 amounts to Eight Hundred Forty Thousand Pesos only (P840,000.00), including interest, penalties, other charges & attorneys fees, but excluding sheriffs fees and other expenses of foreclosure, the undersigned sheriff will sell at public auction on February 12, 2013 at 4:00 P.M. at the Office of the Clerk of Court, Regional Trial Court, Ormoc City to the highest bidder, for cash or managers check and in Philippine Currency, the following properties with all the improvements located therein to wit:
TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. 34361 Register of Deeds of Ormoc City A parcel of land designated as Lot 9440-D-8-A, of the subdivision plan, Psd08-011053-D, being a portion of Lot 9440-D-E, Psd08-009226-D, situated at the Barangay of Valencia, Ormoc City, Island of Leyte, Bounded on the SW., along line 1-2, by Lot 9436, Cad 246; on the W. along line 2-3 by Lot 9440-9-5, Psd 08-009226-D; on the NW. along line 3 to 6, by Lot 9440-C, Psd-003738006943-B; on the SE., along line 6-7 by Lot 9440-C, Psd003738-006943-B; on the SE., along line 7-E-1, by Lot 9440D-E-8 of this subdivision. Beginning at a point marked 1 on plan, being S. 89 deg. 16W., 400.28 m. from BMM No. 45, Cad. 256; thence N., 71 deg. 33W., 59.90 m. to point 2; thence N. 0 deg. 12E., 11.94 m. to point 3; thence N. 84 deg. 33E., 43.64 m. to point 4; thence N. 47 deg. 35E., 43.64 m. to point 5; N. 60 deg. 00W., 33.10 m. to point 6; thence S. 76 deg. 10E., 31.79 m. to point 7; thence S. 13 deg. 50W., 46.26 m. to point 8; thence S. 18 deg. 21W., 29.98 m. to point of beginning; containing an area of TWO THOUSAND SEVENTY SEVEN (2,077) square meters, more or less. Registered in the name of Vilma Tan, Ormoc City. All sealed bids must be submitted to the undersigned on the above stated time and date. In the event the public auction should not take place on the said date, it shall be held on February 19, 2013 without further notice.
Republic of the Philippines REGIONAL TRIAL COURT 8th Judicial Region Branch 13-Carigara, Leyte LI YEN-TA, Petitioner, -versusJANET C. DABANDAN, Respondent CIVIL CASE NO. RTC-2012-039-CV For: DECLARATION OF NULLITY OF MARRIAGE x- - - - - - - - - - -x SUMMONS To: JANET C. DABANDAN 106 Doce 36 Street Bagong Barrio, Caloocan City
GREETINGS You are hereby required, within fifteen (15) days after service of this summons upon you, to file with this Court and serve on the Petitioner your Answer to the Complaint/Petition, copy of which is attached together with the annexes. You are reminded of the provision of IBP-OCA Memorandum on Policy Guidelines dated March 12, 2002, to observe and restraint from filing a Motion to Dismiss and instead allege the grounds thereof as defenses in the Answer. WITNESS my hand under the seal of this Court this 5th day of July 2012. (Sgd.) ATTY. PHENALYN P. BRAZIL-ABELLAR Branch Clerk of Court x- - - - - - - - -x Republic of the Philippines SUPREME COURT REGIONAL TRIAL COURT 8th Judicial Region Branch 13, Carigara, Leyte -oOoLI, YEN-TA Petitioner, -versusJANET C. DABANDAN Respondent CIVIL CASE NO. RTC-2012-039-CV FOR: DECLARATION OF NULLITY OF MARRIAGE x- - - - - - - - - -x ORDER A Manifestation and Motion was filed by Petitioner, through counsel, on December 17, 2012, copy of which was furnished to the Public Prosecutor of Carigara, Leyte. Petitioner manifested that since the return of the summons as served by the Process Server of the Office of the Clerk of Court of RTC Caloocan City shows, that the undersigned Ex-officer Ale-
jandro Ramos who introduced himself to the present occupant and informed the undersigned that JANET DABANDAN is no longer at the given address an she already migrated to other country, there is a need to serve summons by publication as required by law. That the Branch Clerk of Court of this Court has the opinion based on the Return of Service of summons that the service by publication will be done by newspaper of national coverage like the Stars, the Daily Inquirer, the Manila Bulletin, etc., which is very costly and the petitioner cannot financially afford expenses that will entail if the service of publication will be through the above cited national newspapers, hence prays that she be allowed to have the service of summons through local newspaper of Tacloban City. Manifestation is NOTED, and the Motion is hereby GRANTED, with the proviso that the local newspaper where the service of summons is to be published should be of general circulation within the province of Leyte and Samar, and another publication in a newspaper of general circulation within the province of Luzon. Furnish copy of this order to Atty. Juan L. Caamaque, the Petitioner and the Public Prosecutor as well as the Respondent. SO ORDERED. IN CHAMBERS this 19th day of December 2012 at Carigara, Leyte.
(a) I am the petitioner in the above-entitled petition; that I have caused to be prepared and filed in court; that I have understood all the contents of the same for having been interpreted to me in Tagalog Language which I understand; that the contents thereof are true and correct of my own personal knowledge; (b) That this is the second civil case I filed against Janet C. Dabandan for declaration of nullity of marriage but the same case was dismissed without prejudice for lack of interest. I am now refilling the same civil case and there is no other action or proceeding involving the same issue pending in the Supreme Court, Court of Appeals, its lower court, Special Court and Tribunals; and as far as I honestly know, there is not such kind of a case pending in any of the above-mentioned court and/or forum; but if in the future I will discover that a case is pending in any of those mentioned courts. I shall take it upon myself to report that fact five (5) days therefrom to the court where that case is pending.
MCLE Compliance No. IV-0001065 Attorneys Roll No. 14902 VERIFICATION AND AFFIDAVIT OF ANTI FORUM SHOPPING
(Sgd.) EMELINDA R. MAQUILAN Presiding Judge Republic of the Philippines REGIONAL TRIAL COURT 8th Judicial Region Branch 13 Carigara, Leyte LI YEN-TA, Petitioner, -versusJANET C. DABANDAN, Respondent CIVIL CASE NO. RTC-2012-039-CV For: DECLARATION OF NULLITY OF MARRIAGE x- - - - - - - - - - -x PETITION
x- - - - - - - - -x
SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN to before me this 14th day of March, 2012 in Carigara, Leyte.
(Sgd.) LI, YEN-TA Petitioner
(Sgd.) JUAN L. CAAMAQUE, JR. Counsel for the Petitioner Jozon de Mata St., Brgy. Baybay, Carigara, Leyte PTR No. 5314389Carigara, Leyte-January 2, 2012 IBP No. 876825-Leyte Chapter-Jan. 2, 2008 MCLE Compliance No. IV-0001065 Attorneys Roll No. 14902 PROOF OF SERVICE AND EXPLANATION
(Sgd.) ZENEN B. PURAY, JR. Sheriff IV

LSDE: January 9, 16 & 23, 2013
PLAINTIFF in the aboveentitled case, by undersigned counsel, to this Honorable Court respectfully states: 1. Plaintiff is a Taiwanes Citizen, of legal age, married and resident of Brgy. Zone I, Capoocan, Leyte while re-
(Sgd.) JUAN L. CAAMAQUE, JR. Counsel for the Petitioner Jozon de Mata St., Brgy. Baybay, Carigara, Leyte PTR No. 5314389Carigara, Leyte-January 2, 2012 IBP No. 876825-Leyte Chapter-Jan. 2, 2008
THIS IS TO CERTIFY that a copy of the foregoing petition was furnished the Office of the Solicitor General in its office in Makati City by registered mail per registry receipt hereto attached.
LSDE: January 16, 23 & 30, 2013
(Sgd.) JUAN L. CAAMAQUE, JR.
N. Samar provincial government opens scholarship grants to poor but deserving students
C ATA R M A N , Northern Samar - The provincial government of Northern Samar announces the holding of qualifying examinations for the Provincial Educational Assistance Program (PEAP) on February 3, 2013 at the Ibabao Hall, Provincial Capitol. The program, among the priority thrusts of the administration of Governor Paul Daza, aims to support the schooling of poor but deserving students who are set to pursue tertiary education. Shailini Aliposa, secretariat of PEAP from the Office of the Governor, said that anyone who belong to the 20 percent of the graduating class if in high school, or has a general weighted average of not lower than 2.5, if already in college, may apply for the scholarship. However, he or she must not be enrolled or does not plan to enroll in any of the courses declared under moratorium by the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) which include courses in bachelor of science in hotel and restaurant management, nursing, business administra tion except if majori n g i n a c c o u n t a n c y, and education, unless taking up a major in physics, science, chemis tr y, s p ecial ed u c a tion, reading, English and educational media/ technology. To qualify for the exams, the student must be able to get an exam permit from the PEAP secretariat at the Office of the Governor before the date of examination or until February 1, 2013, Aliposa said. The requirements for the exam permit are: 1) certification from the school principal or registrar that the student-applicant belongs to the upper 20% of the graduating class (if graduating in
NEWS
Members of PLPEDA peoples organization in Southern Leyte listen to the lectures on values re-orientation and accounting practice being given by the resource persons, Restituta Santiago of FCI and Epifania Basa of CENRO Maasin, So. Leyte.
1 peoples organization in Puntana, Silago So. Leyte trained on values-reorientation and accounting practices December 11-13, 2012
One (1) peoples organization in Puntana, Silago, So. Leyte comprised of 35 farmer-members were reminded of their moral values and obligations to God and country, to family, the community, and the environment. These attendees on values re-orientation training listened to the discussion by Restituta Santiago of FCI-Gods Little Children based in Salvacion, Tacloban City, who reminded them once again the value of virtues like high school or finished high school but has not started college yet), or a report of grades with a general weighted average of not lower than 2.5 and 2) certifica hard work, thriftiness, cleanliness and love for God and neighbors, the spiritual aspect and the practise of religion at present, and as they labor in the vineyard or the farmholdings in their areas of operation. Correct record keeping-- simple bookkeeping by the officers of the PO was taught by Epifania Basa, PENRO So. Leyte accountant, who coached the trainees on how to keep farmers ledgers and logbooks updated with entries of income and expenses tion from BIR that the parents of the studentapplicant are exempted from filing income tax, and are thus non-tax filers. (ARLENE TEPACE) (costs and benefits and the return- on- investment (ROI) for the scrutiny of the members and the monitoring of CBFM-CARP Project of the DENR regional office staff in quarterly or monthly basis. Forest Management Service (FMS) and Ecosystems Research and Development Service (ERDS) personnel are all involved in this work. They learned again how to apply their knowledge on relationship between God and man, the virtues of honesty, faith, hope and charity; and above all, love in all its aspects as it relates to the routine activities of farming in the lowlands and the uplands in Southern Leyte. According to the farmers who attended the training in Brgy. Puntana, Silago, So. Leyte, which is under the jurisdiction of CENRO San Juan, now headed by For. Alejandro K. Bautista, the training was satisfactory. (MARULEN A.
ZARA/SRA)
GSIS offers new schemes for its members,

TA C L O B A N CITY- Members of the Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) has now options how they could receive their loans. The options now being offered by their office is to ensure that the members, to include the pensioners, could get their monthly pension so easily, GSIS president and general manager Robert Vergara said. Under their new scheme, both the active members and the pensioners could get their loans and monthly benefits respectively either through the automated teller machines of the Land Bank of the Philippines or through electronic card. This renewed partnership with Landbank makes it easier for our members and pensioners, especially in the provinces to access their benefits and other loans, Vergara, in a press statement, said. The GSIS has 1.4 million members and another 300,000 pensioners across the country. Landbank president and chief executive officer Gilda Pico said that they share with the commitment of the GSIS in serving the pensioners by providing excellent service for its stakeholders. (ROXANNE
JOY F. CAPATOY EVSU Intern)
God forbid! Similar incident could happen again if the people in the villages would not heed call of government authorities to leave their houses during heavy rains that results to flooding and landslide. LITO A. BAGUNAS
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Republic of the Philippines MUNICIPALITY OF CATARMAN Province of Northern Samar -oOoBIDS AND AWARDS COMMITTEE
NEWS/NOTICES
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regions top coconut oil buyer, has reduced its import by 5% to 36,450 metric tons in 2012 from 37,375 metric tons. China also recorded a 56% export decline from 6,795 metric tons in 2011 to 3,000 metric tons last year. Although the r e g i o n s e x p o r t t o main importers has slowed down, the PCA noted improved trading of some countries between 2011 to 2012. These are United States (10,193 metric tons to 29,000 metric tons) and Singapore (2,265 metric tons to 4,400 metric tons). For the first time, the region exported coconut oil in 2012 to Vietnam (6,400 metric tons) and Malaysia (1,800 metric tons). I n 2 0 11 , 8 0 % o f 1.97 billion harvested nuts were processed into copra every year and the rest were used local food processing. The PCA is still consolidating actual reports on coconut oil production of three oil mills in the region - Tacloban Oil Mills based in Tolosa, Leyte; New Leyte Edible Oil Manufacturing, Inc in Ta n a u a n , L e y te ; a n d Samar Coco Products Manufacturing Corp. in Calbayog City, Samar. gift of P 2 million to every senator is not for public purpose. What is worse is, Enrile is using Senate funds to punish colleagues who dare to tangle with him and reward those who are friendly to him. He is using government money for his personal interest.
INVITATION TO APPLY FOR ELIGIBILITY AND TO BID

The Local Government Unit of Catarman, Northern Samar, invites interested parties/contractors to Apply for Eligibility and to Bid for the following Priority Programs and Infrastructure Development Projects:
No. Project Title/Location Approved Budget Source of Fund
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CONSTRUCTION OF EVACUATION CENTER Brgy. Galutan, Catarman N. Samar CONSTRUCTION OF NUTRIPACK PROCESSING PLANT Brgy. Old Rizal, Catarman, N. Samar CONSTRUCTION OF ROAD CONCRETE Brgy. Libery, Catarman, N. Samar CONSTRUCTION OF ROAD CONCRETE Brgy. Libjo, Catarman, N. Samar CONSTRUCTION OF DRAINAGE CANAL Brgy. Narra, Catarman N. Samar SUPPLY & DELIVERY OF VARIOUS MEDICINES RHU, Catarman, N. Samar SUPPLY & DELIBVERY OF VARIOUS CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS FOR THE RENOVATION OF MULTIPURPOSE BLDG. (SENIOR CITIZEN BLDG.) Brgy. Acacia, Catarman, N. Samar SUPPLY & DELIVERY OF VARIOUS CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS FOR THE COMPLETION OF MULTIPURPOSE BLDG. (MUNICIPAL LIBRARY & COMPUTER ROOM Municipal Auditorium, Brgy. Acacia, Catarman, N. Samar
P3,000,000.00
Calamity Fund
P1,500,000.00
BDF
P600,000.00
BDF
P1,000,000.00
20% EDF
P1,000,000.00 1,000,000.00 P368,890.00
20% EDF General Fund PDAF
was the consistent second top importer, has placed zero shipment in 2012. PCA Regional Manager Edilberto Nierva had said that the European debt crisis and fewer c oc onuts pr oc e s s e d into copra had affected the regions coconut oil export performance. The situation is out of our control since we are largely dependent on the world market trading. We can only reverse the scenario if the local market will get a bigger share of produce, he added. Oil mills operating here in the region have shipped out 36,214 metric tons of coconut oil in the Netherlands in 2011, accounting 32% of the total copra-based oil export for the year. Japan, which is the
Fund...
etano. Enril had realigned about P 30 Million of senate savings and distributed this to fellow senators. The constitution states that government funds should be spent for public purpose and giving a cash
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P1,502,623.00
PDAF
LTFRB Case No. VIII2013-0421, Applicant Armando Tabaranza the correct Case No. should be: VIII-2003-0421 in our January 10, 2013 issue. We regret the error. ED AFFIDAVIT OF SELF-ADJUDICATION
ERRATUM
Eligibility/Prequalification Forms and Bid Documents shall be available for issuance on the dates shown below and upon payment of non-refundable amount of P800.00, P1,000.00 & P1,500.00. * Submission of LOI and Issuance of Eligibility/ Prequalification Forms * Deadline of Submission of duly accomplished Eligibility/Prequalification Forms * Issuance of Bid Documents * Pre-Bid Conference * Dropping/Opening of Bids January 29, 2013 January 30, 2013 February 1, 2013 February 4, 2013 February 15, 2013
NOTICE is hereby given that Ponciana Amano-Palad heir of late Alejandra Nantin married to the late Esteban Amano executed an affidavit of Self-Adjudication over a parcel of land designated as Lot 3395, Pls 08-000004, situated in Canabay, Basey, Samar, Philippines, covered by O.C.T. No. 27623, with Tax Dec. No. ARP No. 6693, containing an area of 11,487 square meters, more or less; per Doc. No. 73, Page No. 14, Book No. III, Series of 2009 of Notary Public Atty. Rogelio P. Gula. LSDE: January 23, 30 & Feb. 6, 2013
All particulars relative to Eligibility, Bid Bond, Performance Bond, Pre-bid Conference, Bid Evaluation and Award of Contracts shall be governed by the Provisions of the IRR of RA 9184. The Local Government Unit of Catarman, Northern Samar, reserves the right to reject any or all bids, waive any minor defect therein, and accept the offer most advantageous to the Local Government Unit. The Local Government Unit of Catarman, Northern Samar assumes no responsibility whatsoever to compensate or indemnify the bidders for any expenses incurred in the preparation of the bid. (Sgd.) MR. SANDY C. BALITE LGU-BAC Chairman
LSDE: January 23 & 29 2013
NOTICE is hereby given that heirs of late Donato B. Abique extrajudicially settled, partitioned and adjudicated over a parcel of land located at Brgy. Doos, del Sur, Hindang, Leyte, under Tax Dec. No. 08-15010-00071, designated as Cad Lot No. 1802, containing an area of 6,011 square meters, more or less. A Deed of Sale was executed in favor of Sps. Remegio V. Alorro and Violeta J. Alorro as vendee for the above-described property with all the improvements thereon; per Doc. No. 148, Page No. 31, Book No. XII, Series of 2010 of Notary Public Atty. Josenilo Marquez. LSDE: January 23, 30 & Feb. 6, 2013
EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT WITH ABSOLUTE SALE
The DSWD- Reception and Study Center for Children (RSCC) Pawing, Palo, Leyte would like to call the attention of the parents/relatives of a more than 1 week old baby girl who was found by a church goer in one of the benches of the Our Lady of Assumption Parish Cathedral, Maasin City on October 31, 2012 at 5:30 in the afternoon. Child was wearing a disposable diaper, wearing a tie-side baby cloth, white mittens. Beside her is a brown bag with a bib, white diaper, used empty feeding bottle, small bottle mineral water and packed of cooked rice. She was admitted at RSCC on November 1, 2012 by Ms. Febe Maria T. Sta. Cruz, City Social Welfare Ofcer of City Social Welfare and Development Ofce of Maasin City. The relatives or any interested party of this child are requested to see the Center Head or the Social Workers of DSWDRSCC, Pawing, Palo, Leyte or call Telephone Number (053) 323-2666 to discuss plans for the child. Failure to appear will serve as basis for ling a Petition to declare the child as legally available for adoption. (Sgd.) NIDA V. JUSAY Center Head LSDE: Jan. 23, 30 & Feb. 6, 2013
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Police caught three persons sniffing rugby
TA C L O B A N CITY- Police authorities ap p r eh en d ed a 20-year old man for sniffing ruby. Arrested by PO2 Esmeraldo Ripalda and PO2 Bernard Galicia was Mario Mortega who was caught using the prohibited solvent in a vacant lot along Real Street, this city last Friday at around 9:30 in the evening. Also caught were Mortegas two female companions, who were both minors. A concerned citizen tipped the policemen about the illegal act of the three. The three were caught holding two transparent cellophanes containing the prohibited solvent. Mortega was detained at the Marasbaras Police Station while his two minor companions were referred to the WCPP.
(RYA N M.PA LA N A EVSU INTERN)
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Robinsons Singing Star, G-Clef and Sir Chief!

With its successful premier run last 2012, this year, Robinsons Place Tacloban brings back the hippest singer search in the RegionRobinsons Singing Star. Now in its second season, more stars will shine and some will shine the brightest and win big prizes! Watch for the 1st monthly finals happening on January 26, 2013, 4pm at Level 1 Annex event area and the 2nd monthly finals on February 9, 2013, 4pm at the Activity Area. A total of eight (8) aspiring singers per elimination shall compete and the top four (4) contenders on each monthly finals shall qualify for the Grand Finals in April 2013. They will be judged according to the following criteria: Voice Quality - 40%, Stage Presence - 30%, Overall Performance - 20%, Audience Impact - 10%. On Feb. 2, 2013, 5pm at Level 1 Annex event area, its time for dance to reign as The Battle Dance Showdown 4 grand winnerG-Clef Dancers, shows off their dance moves in a mini dance concert treat for all shoppers. The G-Clef Dancers is an all male dance group with a combined jazz and hip-hop style. They are definitely a good sight to watch when they perform! Papa Chen, Sir Chief or Mr. Richard Lim w i l l surely make all the women crazy as he always do in his morning series Be Careful With My Heart. On Feb. 10, 2013, be with us as we celebrate Chinese New Year with Mr. Richard Yap at the Activity Area on 5pm. Meet and greet him in person in this very rare chance of a close encounter with everybodys Sir Chief. You definitely would not like to miss this one! Special thanks to KBOX Studios, Picture City and Ocho Seafood and Grill. Fun never stops at your favorite Mall, Robinsons Place Tacloban! [PR]
ries of 2012 provides the schools submission and from page 1 sorting of registration data brought to school for reg- is scheduled from Jan. istration, Yman said. 28 to Feb. 1, 2013 while DepEd has set Jan. 7 the dates covering Feb. 4 to 26 for child and youth to March 1, 2013 are the find activities with Janu- dates set aside to map out ary 26 as the actual early plans to address resources registration day in all gaps and implementation public schools across the of various program intercountry, Yman added. ventions. DepEd Order 89 seThe DepEd order also stated that aside from regular students in all pubic elementary and secondary schools, children from indigenous cultural minorities, street children and those who have learning difficulties are also targeted for early registration. The education depart-
DepEd...
ment conducts the annual early registration day every January to enable it to collate information on the expected enrollees come June and to come up with contingency measures for issues and concerns that may arise. We encourage parents to bring their children to school. We want to ensure that we can bring as many learners to school, whether they are regular pupils, drop-outs, first time enrollees or outof-school children and youth, Yman said. Children born on Oct.
31, 2008 or earlier shall be eligible for early enrolment in kindergarten, while those born on Oct. 31, 2007, with or without kindergarten experience can enroll in Grade 1. Parents and guardians are advised to show birth certificate of their child as documentary basis of the age requirement for early registration. In the absence of such document on the early registration day, it could be submitted before the school opening in June or within the school year.
(REYAN L. ARINTO)
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BIR-8 achieves a 4.67 percent increase of tax collection for 12

TACLOBAN CITYThe Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR-8) exceeded its target tax collection for fiscal year 2012. Based on their records, they were able to generate tax collection of more than P4.75 billion or a 4.67 percent increase compare to their target collection of 2012. For last year, the BIR14 had a collection target of about P4.53 billion. The increase of tax collection of their office was due to number of factors, Hilda Tecson assistant of the Tax Payment Unit (TAU), said. These includes to their extensive tax mapping operation of their campaign dubbed as Oplan: Resibo; increase of value added tax collection and the full implementation of Republic Act 6758 or the salaries standardization act which resulted to an increased salaries among government employees . Te c s o n s a i d t h a t this good performance showed that the taxpayers of the region do their thorough obligation of paying their taxes promptly.(Glaze Marie E.
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On the other hand, full operation of Calbayog branch will be on the middle of October 2013. Meanwhile, for the first time in Tacloban, Pag-Ibig will host a free mass wedding dubbed as I do, I do; Araw ng Pag-Ibig for the first 100 couples on February 14, 2013, 11:00 am at Tacloban Convention Center (Astrodome). Couples need to register and they should meet the requirements,
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VOL. XXV NO. 033

WEDNESDAY JANUARY 23, 2013

Political prisoner seeks DoJ assistance

EVSU volleyball instructor stab by 1 of 3 suspects

Police caught three persons snifng rugby

EV coco oil export show decline

Pag-Ibig-8 to open new satellite ofces

WATCH - REACT - LISTEN

We accept Computer To Plate Printing

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Wednesday, 23 January 2013

DoH to declare East Samar as a filariasis-free province

Political prisoner seeks DoJ assistance

NNC to step up campaign on iodized salt use

Wednesday, 23 January 2013

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EVSU volleyball instructor stab by 1 of 3 suspects

Brgy. officials can now join Pag-Ibig Fund

200,000 OFWs deleted from voters list, says Migrante

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o ers Digital Printing

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Wednesday, 23 January 2013

Alangalang did it again!

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Wednesday, 23 January 2013

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Give and take?

THE DISCIPLES AND THE SABBATH

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Wednesday, 23 January 2013

City Government of Tacloban

NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION AND SALE OF DELINQUENT REAL PROPERTY

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Wednesday, 23 January 2013

EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT WITH DEED OF ABSOLUTE SALE

DEED OF EXTRAJUDICIAL PARTITION WITH SALE

AFFIDAVIT OF SELF-ADJUDICATION WITH SALE

EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT WITH SALE

EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT WITH SALE

DEED OF EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE

(Sgd.) LI, YEN-TA Petitioner

(Sgd.) ZENEN B. PURAY, JR. Sheriff IV

LSDE: January 16, 23 & 30, 2013

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Wednesday, 23 January 2013

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GSIS offers new schemes for its members,

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