Thursday, August 25, 2016
Batac seeks permanent declaration of Charter Day holiday
Staff reporter
Batac
City—Officials here are seeking the
permanent declaration of their Charter Day as a special non-working holiday in
the city.
Batac mayor Albert D. Chua
said he has signed the resolution requesting Rep. Imelda R. Marcos (Ilocos
Norte, 2nd district) to file a bill at the House of Representatives
declaring June 23 as Batac’s Charter Day and as a non-working holiday in the
city.
The Sangguniang Panlungsod
here earlier unanimously approved the said resolution. Batac councilors
Bernardo K. Marders, Joel R. Garcia and Mary Coleen Columbia
L. Cajigal were the main sponsors of the resolution.
The sponsors said Batac
“deserves the declaration of its cityhood to be a non-working holiday for the
people of Batac to have the chance to witness and participate in all the
activities during the said celebration.”
In signing the resolution,
Mr. Chua said the city needs a permanent declaration of the non-working holiday
so everyone can join the celebration.
In the past years after its
conversion into a city, the sitting mayor had to request the Philippine
President yearly for the declaration of the celebration as a special
non-working holiday in this city. The request is always granted.
Batac became a city in 2007,
with then-mayor Jesus Nalupta Sr. the prime mover of its conversion. This year,
the city celebrated its 9th Charter Day.
Monday, August 22, 2016
What politics needs most
THE
immediate answer is to humanize and
Christianize it. Politics all over the world has been at the mercy of man’s
baser passions for so long that it now screams to high heavens for its humanization
and Christianization.
And this can only mean that
it is in dire need of charity. It has to be guided by the requirements of
charity, which should not be considered as some kind of drag or hindrance but
rather as the perfection and fulfillment of politics. It just cannot be left
alone, fully under the power of our passions, brute force and worldly forces.
In fact, it can and should be a massive way of sanctification of the people.
Politics ought to be pursued
always in charity. It cannot be any other way, since charity is the mother of
all virtues and good values. If we want justice, truth and fairness, charity
has them all. If we want competence, order, discipline, etc., again charity has
them. If we want objectivity, charity has it. And that’s because charity covers
all our needs.
Politics, as a human
necessity and as a free act of man, is definitely subject to the moral law, and
as such, should also have a proper spirituality to animate it. This is a truth
of our faith that should never be lost in our mind, and much less, in our
culture. The autonomy we enjoy in our politics is never to be taken to mean
that God has nothing to do with it.
Politics just cannot be left
to the raw forces of our human nature, which has the capability of detaching
itself from its creator and his law. It just cannot be subject to the law of
the jungle. Without God, politics would be left to our own ideologies,
historico-cultural conditions, our own personal hunches of how things ought to
be, etc.
The way politics is practiced
today, we need nothing less than a revolution, a drastic, radical conversion of
heart among our political leaders and the citizenry in general.
We need to redeem politics
from being a devil’s game and to recover its true lofty nature and character based
on our innate dignity as human persons created in the image and likeness of
God, and made children of his.
In many Church teachings, we
are reminded that while the technical formation of politicians does not enter
into the mission of the Church, the Church has the mission of giving “moral
judgment also on things that pertain to the political order, when this is
required by the fundament rights of the person and the salvation of souls…using
only those means that conform to the Gospel and the good of all, according to
the diversity of the times and situations” (Gaudium et Spes 76)
Commenting on this part of
the above-cited Church document, Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI once said:
“The Church concentrates
particularly on educating the disciples of Christ, so that, increasingly they
will be witnesses of his presence everywhere. It is up to the laity to show
concretely in personal and family life, in social, cultural and political life,
that the faith enables one to read reality in a new and profound way and to
transform it”
He batted for a unity of
life, a consistency in peoples’ behavior based on faith that would go together
with hope and charity. In fact, he added that “Christian hope extends the
limited horizon of man and points him to the true of loftiness of his being, to
God, and that charity in truth is the most effective force to change the
world.”
He also said that the “Gospel
is the guarantee of liberty and message of liberation; that the fundamental
principles of the Social Doctrine of the Church, such as the dignity of the
human person, subsidiarity and solidarity, are very timely and of value for the
promotion of new ways of development at the service of every man and of all
men.”
To translate all this
wonderful doctrine about politics into reality, we should realize that all of
us who are in different ways involved in politics should not avoid the cross, but
rather look for it and embrace it. We need to realize that the cross would
comprise the fullness of any political work, and indicate the authenticity of
one’s motives in politics.
Just as the cross is the
summit of Christ’s redemptive work, and also the life of every Christian
believer, the cross has to be the crown of this human affair we call politics.
It cannot be any other way.
Ilocos Norte eyes fish landing centers
By Leilanie G. Adriano
Staff reporter
LAOAG CITY—Fisher folks in
the coastal municipalities of Ilocos Norte will soon have fully operational
Community Fish Landing Centers (CFLC) courtesy of the Department of Agriculture
through the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR).
Pegged at P3 million per
CFLC, Arthur Valente, Fishery Regulatory Coordinator of the Provincial
Agriculture Office said the construction of fish landing sites in five of the
six municipalities here had already been completed while the remaining two are
almost done.
Meant to improve the
socio-economic conditions of fisher folk communities with high poverty
incidence, the recipient municipalities include the towns of Badoc, Paoay,
Pasuquin, Bangui, Burgos, Pagudpud, and Laoag City.
Upon completion, Mr. Valente
said these will be turned over to local government units and later on to fisher
folk cooperatives. The CFLCs will also house post-harvest equipment and tools
that will enable fishers to preserve the quality of their fish and fishery
products, which they could sell for a higher price.
Local consumers will also
benefit from the fish landing centers as they will have better access to safe
and quality fishery commodities.
The facilities will also be
opened as venues for skills trainings on disaster-resilient fisheries-based
livelihoods and resource management such as monitoring fish catch and stock
assessment.
Launched in early 2015, the
CFLCs are under BFAR’s umbrella program Targeted Actions to Reduce Poverty and
Generate Economic Transformation (TARGET). The establishment of more fish
landing sites nationwide is expected to reduce fisheries post-harvest spoilage.
Surprise drug test yields zero result for Piddig officials, employees
By Leilanie G. Adriano
Staff reporter
PIDDIG, Ilocos Norte—At least
120 municipal employees and elected officials of this town can be the first to
claim, they are clean and free from illegal drugs.
In a surprise mandatory drug
testing activity held at the municipal hall, newly-elected town mayor Georgina
Guillen said the result turned out all negative.
Led by Ms. Guillen, she
invited representatives of the Philippine National Police Scene of the Crime
Operatives (SOCO) Crime Laboratory and the Department of Health and ordered all
local government employees and officials here to undergo drug testing right
away.
“Our municipal mayor is doing
everything she can to make our town drug free. A number of drug pushers has
been arrested, some are in jail already and other cases are still undergoing
court proceedings,” said former town mayor Eduardo Guillen, now acting as
consultant to the mayor.
In Piddig, police reported
more than 20 drug users who surrendered while the local government unit here is
taking responsibility for their immediate rehabilitation and do away from
drugs.
“Police authorities has also
identified all of the alleged pushers in Piddig because the surrenders
identified their source of drugs. It is only matter of time now that we can
totally eradicate illegal drugs in our town,” said Mr. Guillen in support of
the Duterte administration to eradicate drugs the soonest possible time.
“We all share the same
concern about the problem of illegal drugs. Even the mighty United States is
not spared with this problem. But at least the whole country has been
experiencing unbelievable positive accomplishment in our fight against drug
addiction. Please help us by including our town in your prayers,” he added.
Workers at the municipal hall
were surprised as they were asked one by one to undergo drug testing.
“I know myself that I'm not a
drug user but in case positive ang
drug test ko magre-resign ako,” said Joel Madamba, a radio host at the municipal
government-run radio station at the Piddig municipal hall just after he gave
his urine sample to a DOH representative.
Wednesday, August 17, 2016
CA denies doctor’s bid to be reinstated to gov’t service
By Leilanie G. Adriano
Staff reporter
LAOAG CITY — A government
doctor dismissed from government service failed to persuade the Court of
Appeals that he should be reinstated after he was found guilty of leaving his
post ahead of his end of duty without any replacement.
In a two-page resolution
signed by CA Associate Justice Francisco P. Acosta promulgated on May 18, 2016
and later received by the Provincial Government of Ilocos Norte on June 3, the
petition of Dr. Baldomero C. Tapia Jr. versus the Ilocos Norte government has
been denied as it affirmed the October 9, 2012 decision of the Civil Service
Commission.
The appeal was meant to
lessen his offense for neglecting a patient at the Gov. Roque B. Ablan Memorial
Hospital (GRBASMH).
Like an earlier resolution of
the CSC, the CA favored the decision of the provincial government through a
recommendation of the hospital management council dismissing Mr. Tapia from
government service.
Though the petitioner
reiterated that his act of leaving prior to the end of his duty is only an
“undertime”, the CA underscored that such act was not a simple case of
“undertime” because he left his post ahead of his end of duty without
replacement.
“His argument that he
directed the nurse-on-duty to contact another doctor, Dr. Roger Braceros,
should there be emergency and his contention that he informed said doctor via
text message that he would be leaving early cannot be given weight by this
court,” said in the resolution as the other doctor whom Mr. Tapia requested was
on vacation leave at that time and he did not actually replace the petitioner.
As a result, Mr. Tapia, an
orthopedic specialist, can no longer hold any public office along with the
cancellation of his civil service eligibility, forfeiture of retirement
benefits and barred from taking civil service exams.
The complaint arose from a
2009 incident at the provincial hospital wherein a comatose patient was
admitted at the emergency room.
Relatives alleged that
doctors on duty were not at their respective posts during the crucial period
when their patient badly needed medical attention.
Travel blog group to feature Ilocos historical, cultural sites
By Dominic B. dela Cruz
Staff reporter
Laoag
City—The Philippines is set to host the
Travel Blog Exchange (TBEX) on October 13-16m 2016 in Metro Manila. Expected to
be featured is Ilocos Norte’s historical and cultural destinations.
TBEX is the largest gathering
of travel bloggers, writers, new media content creators, social media and other
industry professionals attracting more than a thousand participants mainly from
North America and Europe.
TBEX was first introduced to
Asia particularly in Bangkok, Thailand on October 15-17, 2015 and the
Philippines bided for the second edition for TBEX Asia and was selected this
year’s host destination.
Department of Tourism (DOT)
chief operations officer Modesto Baloloy announced that TBEX will promote the
tourism industries of Ilocos and Vigan globally.
Mr. Baloloy said the TBEX
press trip visited the province on June 6-10 wherein historical and cultural
destinations in the province were visited.
The event will feature
several familiarization trips in selected Philippine destinations.
The press trip was an
arranged familiarization trip for selected bloggers from North America, Europe
and the Philippines to explore some destinations that will part of the post-BEX
tours, and familiarization trips in October.
Meanwhile, the DOT conducted
Tourism Establishment Forum on Accommodation Standards and Visitor Arrival
Tracking on May 31-June 2, 2016 in the municipalities of Adams, Pagudpud and
Laoag.
Mr. Baloloy said the DOT is
currently in the process of revising the existing rules and regulations to
govern the accreditation of tour guides.
This is in line with the
department’s thrust of implementing the mandatory accreditation of primary
tourism establishments and to strengthen the visitors’ arrival tracking system
in the region.
According to Mr. Baloloy, the
forum focused on the issues and concerns of the present system gathering
visitor arrivals statistics and orientation on the standards for accommodation
and accreditation process.
Relative to this, LGU tourism
officers, hotel owners and travel agencies attended the forum where they were
informed about the proper accommodation of tourists with the proper list and
submission of tourist statistics arrivals to be submitted to the DOT.
Batac welcomes new jail warden
By Dominic B. dela Cruz
Staff reporter
Batac
City—A new old face.
This is the best way to
described newly appointed Batac jail warden J/Sr. Insp. Antonio Sapaden.
Mr. Sapaden earlier served as
acting jail officer in this city. He was also a former regional admin officer
and deputy jail warden in Laoag City.
He succeeds J/Sr. Insp. Jerry
Palalay who will retire in July.
Mr. Sapaden actually became
the full-pledged Batac city jail warden on May 16, 2016.
New female dorm and male dorm expansion
With the beginning of his reign, Mr. Sapaden said the jail
dormitories will be increased and expanded.
He is hopeful the new female
dormitory will be finished soon. The male dormitory expansion, on the other
hand, is still under construction.
The expansion, Mr. Sapaden
explained is due to the increasing number of inmates. As of this posting, the
Batac jail holds 190 inmates. Currently, the Batac jail complex has five cells
for male and two cells for females.
The Batac jail caters to the
towns of Badoc, Currimao, Pinili, Paoay and Batac.
Lack of water supply
MR. Sapaden also said they
are facing lack of water difficulties. Though this has been a perennial
problem, jail officials have yet to find the right solution.
He said they tried digging a
well but there was no water available. To solve the problem temporarily, the
jail van is being used to ferry water from outside sources.
He said they have already
sought the assistance of Ilocos Norte Governor Maria Imelda “Imee” R. Marcos to
help them with this problem.
He added that this problem is
known to the Bureau of Jail Management central office; however, no action has
been taken as of press time.
Use of cellphone
Mr. Sapaden also revealed that inmates here are allowed to
use the BJMP cellphone to contact their relatives, legal counsels and other
loved ones.
He explained that this is
their communication privilege. He however, stressed that the cellphone is used
under strict supervision by jail officials.
He also clarified that
inmates can only call following a strict schedule. Only one phone is available
for their use.
Saturday, August 13, 2016
Laoag gov’t set to construct additional cells at City Jail
By Dominic B. dela Cruz
Staff reporter
Laoag
City—The city government here is set to
construct additional jail cells at the Laoag City Jail.
Congestion has long been a
problem at the said jail.
Jail/Sr. Insp. Herminigildo
Rivera said the city government has approved the construction of four
additional cells. One cell is already being constructed.
Mr. Rivera is hopeful the
additional cells would ease congestion problems at the jail. He explained that
one jail cell can contain 20-30 detainees.
He thanked reelected Laoag
mayor Chevylle V. Fariñas for her help.
Meanwhile, an inmate was
released recently through the good conduct time allowance (GCTA) program. The GCTA program lessens time served for
inmates.
Pursuant to Section 2 and 3
of Republic Act No. 10592 (An Act Amending Articles 29, 94, 97, 98 and 99 of
Act. No. 3815, as amended, otherwise known as the Revised Penal Code) and its
Implementing Rules and Regulations, subject prisoner, having exemplified
satisfactory behavior and demonstrated active involvement in various rehabilitation
programs, productive participation in authorized work activities and/or
accomplishment of exemplary deeds coupled with faithful obedience to all jail
rules and regulations, is entitled for the grant of Good Conduct Time Allowance
(GCTA).
The released inmate was
serving time for violation of Republic Act 10591, or illegal possession of
firearms. Through the GCTA, his sentenced was reduced. The release order of the
inmate, who requested anonymity, was signed by Regional Trial Court Branch 14 Judge
Francisco Quilala.
Currently, the Laoag jail has
a population of 218. Of the said number, 194 are males and 24 are females.
Most of the detainees and
inmates are facing drug-related cases, specifically, 157 of them. These are
followed by rape, homicide and murder cases.
In a related development, Mr.
Rivera also announced that former provincial legal consultant Atty. Jaime
Agtang and Melody Felipe have been transferred to the national penitentiary in
Metro Manila.
Earlier, their transfer to
the national penitentiary was delayed due to health reasons.
DOST eyes more rain gauges in Ilocos Norte’s river basins
Staff reporter
LAOAG CITY—The Department of
Science and Technology (DOST) plans to install additional automatic rain gauges
(ARGs) in Ilocos Norte’s major river basins.
ARGs collect rainfall data
which aids authorities to effectively decide during typhoon emergencies. The
additional ARGs would intensify data-collection around the province.
DOST-Batac director Jonathan
Viernes said2-in-1 automatic level system with rain gauge will be installed in
most parts of the second district of Ilocos Norte. These include the towns of
Solsona, Dingras, Batac, and Badoc; as well as the northern town of Bangui in
the province’s first district.
Automatic rain gauges have
already been installed in the towns of Carasi, Nueva Era and Pasuquin.
With the installation of more
rain gauges, Mr. Viernes said this will help in gathering accurate rainfall data
to assist the weather bureau in monitoring and forecasting.
Through the ARGs, the amount
of rainfall can be easily monitored and the occurrence of floods within a
six-hour span can be predicted. Flood prediction is essential in helping
low-lying communities to prepare during typhoon events.
He added that the equipment
and markers are now at the DOST office in Batac City ready for deployment.
“We hope to finish the
installation just in time for the rainy season or before President [Benigno
Simeon C.] Aquino’s term expires.
Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), a useful tool in coping with climate change
A
Japanese professor from Tohoku University
recommended the Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) tool to rice researchers in helping
farmers cope with climate change.
LCA, according to Professor
Masanori Sato, is a technique that enables industries to identify the resource
flows (water and energy inputs), and environmental impacts (GHG emissions)
associated with the provision of products and services.
Researchers and decision
makers will find LCA useful in giving concrete recommendations to farmers on
what alternative technologies, products, processes, or services that they can
use in climate change mitigation.
“Nowadays, industries like
farming use resources such as water and energy as inputs. The common
misconception is that we tend to focus on the first and last parts of the whole
farming system, without knowing that a large chunk of carbon dioxide and
greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions occur in the production stage. Using LCA as a
tool, we can evaluate the environmental effects of a product throughout its
life cycle, from cradle to grave,” Mr. Saito said during a lecture at
the Philippine Rice Research Institute (PhilRice), 17 Feb.
Aside from LCA’s
environmental benefits, Saito also mentioned how it contributed to the
improvement of rice production in Japan. His team discovered that most carbon
dioxide and GHG emissions occur in the middle of the production and drying
stage. Their rice industry responded by changing from a conventional tillage to
a reduced tillage system where CO2 and GHG emissions are relatively low.
“Using LCA is now a necessity
as it helps businesses and industries better understand the environmental
impacts of their practices. It aids in making informed decisions in process
improvement as they reduce production costs, while also mitigating adverse
impacts to the environment,” Mr. Saito added.
LCA can be a great tool for
decision makers to make sound recommendations for farmers to adapt or follow,
and to become resourceful and strategic in finding less GHG-emitting processes
to substitute their current conventional practices.
Meanwhile, Engr. Elmer
Bautista of PhilRice, also conducted a study on LCA titled, ‘Evaluation of
the energy input-output and greenhouse gas emissions of rice production systems
in the Philippines and possible mitigation technologies.’
“When you do LCA, you will
know each step in the rice production process. You can identify which step
produces the most emissions. From there, we plan our actions,” Mr. Bautista
said.
He also mentioned that LCA is
not widely used in the country because people are not informed about it.
Messrs. Saito and Bautista
encouraged more Filipino researchers to use LCA like what Japan and Australia
did to reduce the harmful gas emissions during production.
“Climate change is now
affecting all industries, not only in the agricultural sector. This is a call
for everyone to be responsible in their practices. Since climate change is
inevitable, the most we can do is not to contribute to its effects,” Mr. Saito
concluded. (PhilRice news)
DepEd: Historic SY 2016-17
By Dominic Dela Cruz
Staff reporter
Batac
City—Department of Education (DepEd)
regional director Dr. Alma Ruby C. Torio described schoolyear 2016-17 as
“historic.”
The current school year marks
the formal implementation of the senior high school program in the country.
Ms. Torio lauded the two
education heads in Laoag and Batac Cities for their active participation in the
implementation of the new education program.
She also expressed her
delight for the orderly and peaceful opening of classes on June 13 in the
province.
She explained that, based on
initial field reports, school children are excited to start the new school
year. She also pointed out the increase in the number of enrollees.
Senior high school kinks
MS. Torio however admitted
that some schools still do not have building for senior high school students.
Some tracks are also still being studied at the DepEd regional office. Laoag
City, for one, still needs additional teachers for senior high school.
To remedy the problems, she
said the Education department created Task Force Balik Eskwela and Oplan Balik
Eskwela Action Committee. The said groups tackle problems faced by public
schools. They also take suggestions to improve the education system.
In Batac, Ms. Torio said
education superintendent Vilma Eda offered one track or field of specialization
for every school offering the senior high school program. Ms. Torio said she
“appreciates this move very much.”
One secondary school here,
however, did not offer the senior high school program due to lack of space. To
correct this, the DepEd office built a standalone high schools within the areas
of Mariano Marcos Memorial School and Billoca Elementary School.
Batac offers all senior high
school tracks except for sports, and arts and design.
In Laoag City, acting
superintendent Joel Lopez said they still need to hire additional senior high
school teachers due to the unexpected increase in the number of enrollees.
Laoag schools offer all
senior high school tracks.
Tuesday, August 9, 2016
Piddig give free Wi-Fi access to locals, visitors
By Leilanie G. Adriano
Staff reporter
PIDDIG, Ilocos Norte—Visitors
and local residents here now have a free access to the internet following the
rollout of Wi-Fi zone here.
The Piddig government, in the
process, has become of the first local government units in Ilocos Norte to have
its own dedicated server that offers free and better connectivity to their
constituents and visitors.
The Wi-Fi zone is currently
limited to the Piddig plaza. Since last month, Piddig residents and visitors
are given free internet access at the area. Students do research work in the
said area while others connect to their family members abroad.
From the current 2 megabits
per second (Mbps) speed, Piddig officials say they plan to upgrade this to 5
Mbps. The faster speed would allow more users as well as to expand its Wi-Fi
coverage.
People
at the Piddig municipal hall can also access the free Wi-Fi.
The
Piddig government also plans to centralize the Wi-Fi operation to cut cost on
communications and internet expenses.
Residents here lauded this
initiative of the Piddig government. They said the project has brought them
closer to their families abroad; business people said it increased their
competitiveness; others said it gave them more opportunities to explore the
digital world through their own personal devices.
INEC holds AGMA in 3 sites
By Dominic B. dela Cruz
Staff reporter
Dingras, Ilocos Norte—The locos Norte Electric Cooperative
(INEC) conducted its 42nd Annual General Membership Assembly (AGMA)
meetings in three sites in Ilocos Norte—Batac City, Bacarra and Dingras.
The AGMA events were held May
22, 28 and June 4, respectively.
National Electrification
Administration (NEA) public affairs office department manager Dir. Judith T.
Alvarez served as guest of honor and speaker in Batac; NEA Legal Services V
Atty. Ricardo C. Orias Jr. in Bacarra; and NEA Deputy Administrator for Legal
Services Atty. Rossan SJ. Rosero-Lee in Dingras.
INEC general manager Felino
Herbert Agdigos said the AGMA aims to inform all member-consumers about INEC’s
accomplishments for the past year and to present plans and programs for the
coming year.
Mr. Agdigos announced that as
of May 2016, INEC has a total of 153,503 house connections with 141,891
member-consumers.
Aside from the Dingras main
office, INEC also has six sub-offices and eight sub-stations. INEC is also
among the highly rated electric cooperatives and a Mega Large AAA cooperative
in the country.
Earlier, INEC accomplished
energization of the whole Ilocos Norte following the power connection at Sitio
Bucarot in Adams, Ilocos Norte.
Mr. Agdigos also stressed
during the meetings that INEC also looks after the welfare of its
member-consumers. Among the INEC projects for them include pro-poor programs,
Brigada Eskwela program, and the burial assistance program.
Last year, INEC welcomed two
newly elected directors, Dr. Julito Catubay for District VI and Maria Teresa
Orcino for District II.
Meanwhile, INEC board
president Reynaldo M. Lazo said he always consider the member-consumers as the
“pillars and source of strength and security of INEC”.
He emphasized that the
member-consumers are INEC’s co-owners; as he also recognized their continued
participation in all of INEC’s programs and for paying their bills promptly.
Mr. Lazo also announced that
power rates in the province will be lower in 2019. The lower power rates are
supposedly due to a 20-year power supply agreement with Masinloc Power Partners
Co. The agreement was signed last year.
Laoag City gears for rainy season; clears drainage canals
By Dominic dela Cruz
Staff reporter
Laoag
City—As the rainy season officially starts,
the City Engineering and Community Affairs Offices here have stepped up efforts
to clear drainage canals around the city.
Acting City engineer Roy
Tomas said his office have begun clearing main drainage canals in the city.
During their operations, he
said drainage canals around the city are still being used as garbage dumps. He
stressed that this situation clogs canals, thus flooding occurs when strong
rains hit the city.
Mr. Tomas appealed to all
barangay officials in the city to help and cooperate with the clearing
operation to speed up the process.
Community affairs officer
Bernardino Rodillas said they have informed barangay chairpersons in the city
about the need for their help in clearing drainage canals.
Meanwhile, reelected Laoag
Mayor Chevylle V. Fariñas has also instructed the City Disaster Risk Reduction
and Management Council for the pre-disaster proposed budget.
She said the city government
needs to allocate funds before disasters hit so they can also find ways to
minimize and mitigate the disasters’ effects.
Ms. Fariñas stressed that as
of now, their best option is to clear and dredge drainage canals. Replacing
existing drainage canals around the city is not advisable, she added; they are
more expensive and would entail a lot of time to construct.
Friday, August 5, 2016
Cloud of death!
We
commend Mr. Faivo Bartolome of the Ilocos
Norte Sports Development Council (INSDC) for posting “No Smoking” signs inside
the Marcos Stadium. But there are some individuals who are seriously pushing
for the establishment of “Smoking Areas” in the stadium. To the INSDC: Please,
junk this move!
To ensure strict
implementation of the “No Smoking Policy”, there must be roving guards during
peak hours in the stadium. Per our observation, more people are using the
sports facilities in the said place from 5 P.M. to 8 P.M. During these hours,
“guard visibility” is needed to deter smokers from doing their thing.
Why do we hate smoking? Read
the following material from the American Lung Association.
There are approximately 600
ingredients in cigarettes. When burned, they create more than 7,000 chemicals.
At least 69 of these chemicals are known to cause cancer, and many are
poisonous.
Many of these chemicals are
found in consumer products, but these products have warning labels. While the
public is warned about the danger of the poisons in these products, there is no
such warning for the toxins in tobacco smoke.
Here are a few of the
chemicals in tobacco smoke: Acetone – found in nail polish remover; Acetic
Acid—an ingredient in hair dye; Ammonia—a common household cleaner;
Arsenic—used in rat poison; Benzene—found in rubber cement; Butane—used in
lighter fluid; Cadmium—active component in battery acid; Carbon
Monoxide—released in car exhaust fumes; Formaldehyde—embalming fluid;
Hexamine—found in barbeque lighter fluid; Lead—used in batteries;
Naphthalene—an ingredient in mothballs; Methanol—a main component in rocket
fuel; Nicotine—used as insecticide; Tar—material for paving road; and
Toluene—used in paint manufacturing;
Need we say more?
The American Lung Association
added that the smoking of tobacco products—including cigars and smokeless
tobacco—causes or worsens numerous diseases and conditions. Some products also
expose nearby non-smokers to toxic secondhand smoke.
Smoking is the leading cause
of preventable death in the U.S., causing almost half a million deaths per
year. While, secondhand smoke is a serious health hazard for people of all
ages, causing more than 41,000 deaths annually.
In Davao City, smoking is
prohibited in public conveyances, government-owned vehicles, accommodation and
entertainment establishments, workplaces, enclosed or partially enclosed public
places, public buildings and public outdoor spaces including cemetery, markets
and terminals.
People are not even allowed
to smoke in public gatherings such as concerts, rallies, parades and other
events. Aside from cigarettes, the smoking of any tobacco product,
e-cigarettes, shishas and the like in public places is also prohibited in Davao
City.
We hope that a similar law
will soon be strictly implemented nationwide.
Simply put, smoking kills the
smoker and the non-smoker. We really hope smokers quit their deadly vice. But
if they can’t or won’t, we pray that they spare non-smokers from their cloud of
death.
***
BARD NOTES: Happy bard-reading to Ilocos Norte Governor
Imee R. Marcos, Laoag City Mayor Chevylle V. Farinas, Laoag City Vice Mayor
Michael V. Farinas, Ilocos Norte Provincial Treasurer Josephine P. Calajate,
INWD General Manager John Teodoro, Dr. Miramar Bumanglag, DAR-Ilocos Norte OIC
PARO Vic M. Ines, DAR-Ilocos Norte CAO Rudy Acacio and PNB Laoag Branch Manager
Metty V. Guerrero.
Greeting also to the employees of AMA Laoag, DAR Ilocos
Norte, DepEd Laoag, Vertext Handyphones, PNB Laoag and the residents of
Barangay 6, San Agustin, Laoag City.
Notices for June 13, 2016
Publication
Notice
R.A.
10172
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
CCE-52-2016
R.A. 10172 June
7, 2016
In compliance with the publication
requirement and pursuant to OCRG Memorandum Circular No. 2013-1 Guidelines in
the Implementation of the Administrative Order No. 1 Series of 2012 (IRR on
R.A. 10172) Notice is hereby served to the public that FREZNEL RAMORAN has
filed with this Office, a petition for correction of entry in sex from FEMALE
to MALE in the certificate of live birth of FREZNEL RAMORAN at Vintar, Ilocos
Norte and whose parents are FLORO FLORES and LERMA RAMORAN.
Any person adversely affected by said
petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than June
27, 2016.
(SGD) MENELEO JOEY J. LEAÑO
Municipal Civil Registrar
__________________________________________________
RA
Form No. 10.1 (LCRO)
Republic of the Philippines
Local Civil Registry Office
Province of Ilocos Norte
Municipality of Sarrat
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
In compliance with Section 5 of R.A.
Act No. 9048, a notice is hereby served to the public that DELFINA DIEGO
RASALAN ERIVE has filed with this Office a petition for change of first name
from LOVINIA DELFINA to DELFINA in the birth certificate of LOVINIA DELFINA
DIEGO RASALAN who was born on 26 November 1958 at Sarrat, Ilocos Norte and
whose parents are VICENTE NAGAYO RASALAN and FLORENCIA CALICALIN DIEGO.
Any person adversely affected by said
petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than June
27, 2016.
(SGD) JOAN A. DUQUE
Municipal Civil Registrar
June
13-19, 20-26, 2016*IT
__________________________________________________
Publication
Notice
R.A.
10172
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
CCE-0032-2016 June 4, 2016
In Compliance with the publication
requirement and pursuant to OCRG Memorandum Circular No. 2013-1 Guidelines in
the Implementation of the Administrative Order No. 1 Series of 2012 (IRR on
R.A. 10172) Notice is hereby served to the public that MADELYNE MERCADO AGABIN
has filed with this Office, a petition for corrections of entries in date of
birth from May 24, 1967 to May 27, 1967,
the child’s first name from MADELINE toMADELYNE and the parents’ date of
marriage from April 19, 1965 to December 29, 1964 in the certificate of live
birth of MADELINE MERCADO at Badoc, Ilocos Norte and whose parents are ANTONIO
MERCADO and TERESITA DAHILIG.
Any person adversely affected by said
petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than June
27, 2016.
(SGD)PABLO M. REYES
Municipal Civil Registrar
June
13-19, 20-26, 2016*IT
__________________________________________________
Publication
Notice
R.A.
9048
R.A.
10172
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
CFN-0009-2016 June 4, 2016
CCE-0033-2016
R.A. 10172
In Compliance with the publication
requirement and pursuant to OCRG Memorandum Circular No. 2013-1 Guidelines in
the Implementation of the Administrative Order No. 1 Series of 2012 (IRR on
R.A. 10172) Notice is hereby served to the public that MARTY CAJUDOY VERTIDO
has filed with this Office, a petition for change of first name from MONCITO to
MARTY and correction of entry in date of birth from April 4, 1972 to January 4,
1972 in the certificate of live birth of MONCITO C. VERTIDO at Badoc, Ilocos
Norte and whose parents are MARIO VERTIDO and ROSALINA CAJUDOY
Any person adversely affected by said
petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than June
27, 2016.
(SGD) PABLO M. REYES
Municipal Civil Registrar
June
13-19, 20-26, 2016*IT
__________________________________________________
RA
Form No. 10.1 (LCRO)
Republic of the Philippines
Local Civil Registry Office
Province of Ilocos Norte
Municipality of Badoc
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
In compliance with Section 5 of R.A.
Act No. 9048, a notice is hereby served to the public that BONIFACIO BAUTISTA
CAJIGAL has filed with this Office a petition for change of first name from
LIBRADO to BONIFACIO in the birth certificate of LIBRADO B. CAJIGAL who was
born on August 17, 1959 at Badoc, Ilocos Norte and whose parents are RICARDO
CAJIGAL and VICTORIA BAUTISTA.
Any person adversely affected by said
petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than June
27, 2016.
(SGD) PABLO M. REYES
Municipal Civil Registrar
June
13-19, 20-26, 2016*IT
__________________________________________________
REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES
REGIONAL TRIAL COURT OF ILOCOS
NORTE
FIRST JUDICIAL REGION
BRANCH XVI-LAOAG CITY
IN THE MATTER OF CORRECTION OF
ENTRY OF BIRTH RECORDS IN THE NATIONAL STATISTICS OFFICE AND CIVIL REGISTRY OF
LAOAG CITY OF TEODORO JULIANE BAPTISA, JR.,
TEODORO JULIANE BAPTISTA, JR.,
Petitioner
-vs-
THE CIVIL REGISTRAR GENERAL,
THE LOCAL CIVIL REGISTRAR OF LAOAG CITY AND ALL OTHER INTERESTED PARTIES,
Respondents.
SP. PROC. NO. 16917-16
For
Correction of Entry
x---------------------------------------------------x
ORDER
A verified petition has been filed by
the petitioner thru counsel wherein he prayed that after due notice,
publication and hearing, the Court issues an order granting the correction
prayed for and directing the Local Civil Registrar of Laoag City and the
National Statistics Office to make or cause the necessary corrections in the
date and place of marriage of parents in the birth certificate of petitioner
from December 22, 1984, Laoag City to March 16, 1989, Kabacan, Cotabato.
Finding the petition to be sufficient
in form and substance, the hearing of the same is set on August 4, 2016 at 8:30
in the morning before this Court sitting at the ground floor of the Marcos Hall
of Justice, Laoag City.
The Local Civil Registrar of Laoag
City, the Civil Registrar General, National Statistics Office, Manila and any
person having or claiming interest under the entries whose corrections are
sought may, within fifteen (15) days from notice of the publication or from the
last date of publication of this order file his opposition thereto.
Let a copy of this Order be published
once a week for three (3) consecutive weeks in a newspaper of general
circulation, and copy of this Order and Petition be furnished to the Office of
the City Prosecutor, Laoag City, the Local Civil Registrar of Laoag City, the
Civil Registrar General, the National Statistics Office, Manila and the Office
of the Solicitor General, 134 Amorsolo St., Legaspi Village, Makati City.
SO ORDERED.
DONE in the City of Laoag, Philippines, this 24th
day of May, 2016.
(SGD) CONRADO A. RAGUCOS
JUDGE
June
13, 20, 27, 2016*IT
REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES
REGIONAL TRIAL COURT OF ILOCOS
NORTE
FIRST JUDICIAL REGION
BRANCH XVI-LAOAG CITY
IN RE: PETITION FOR THE
CANCELLATION/CORRECTION OF ENTRIES IN THE BIRTH RECORD OF ANTON JOHN BARENG IN
THE OFFICE OF THE LOCAL CIVIL REGISTRAR OF LAOAG CITY AND THE CIVIL REGISTRAR
GENERAL, PHILIPPINE STATISTICS AUTHORITY, MANILA.
ANTON JOHN BARENG,
A.K.A ANTON JOHN BARENG
TAYAG,
Petitioner,
-vs-
THE LOCAL CIVIL REGISTRAR OF
LAOAG CITY AND THE CIVIL REGISTRAR GENERAL, PHILIPPINE STATISTICS AUTHORITY,
MANILA AND ALL OTHER PERSONS WHO HAVE OR CLAIM TO HAVE ANY INTEREST THAT WOULD
BE AFFECTED THEREBY,
Respondents,
SP. PROC. NO. 16874-16
For
Cancellation / Correction
Of Entries
x---------------------------------------------x
ORDER
A verified Amended Petition has been
filed by the petitioner thru counsel wherein he prayed that after due notice
and hearing, judgment be rendered directing the Local Civil Registrar of Laoag
City to make corrections in the birth certificate of the petitioner by
correcting the date of marriage of his parents appearing thereon from December
22, 1999 to February 8, 1983; and the Civil Registrar General, Philippine
Statistics Authority, Manila to make corrections in the birth record of
petitioner by correcting his name appearing thereon from ANTON JOHN BARENG to
ANTON JOHN BARENG TAYAG; by deleting the words “NOT MARRIED” and enter therein
the date and place of marriage of his parents which should be February 8, 1983
at Dingras, Ilocos Norte; and by correcting his name appearing in the Affidavit
for Delayed Registration of Birth from ANTON JOHN BARENG to ANTON JOHN BARENG
TAYAG.
Finding the Amended Petition to be
sufficient in form and substance, the hearing of the same is set on August 4,
2016 at 8:30 o’clock in the morning before this court sitting at the ground
floor of the Marcos Hall of Justice, Laoag City.
The Local Civil Registrar of Laoag
City, The Civil Registrar General, Philippine Statistics Authority, Manila and
any person having or claiming any interest under the entries whose
cancellation/corrections are sought may, within fifteen (15) days from notice
of the publication or from the last date of publication of this order file his
opposition thereto.
Let a copy of this Order be published
once a week for three (3) consecutive weeks in a newspaper of general
circulation, a copy of this Order and the Petition be furnished to the Office
of the City Prosecutor, the Local Civil Registrar of Laoag City, the Civil
Registrar General, Philippine Statistics Authority, Manila and the Office of
the Solicitor General, 134 Amorsolo St., Legaspi Village, Makati City.
SO ORDERED
DONE in the City of Laoag this 26th
day of May, 2016.
(SGD) CONRADO A. RAGUCOS
JUDGE
June
13, 20, 27, 2016*IT
__________________________________________________
REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES
REGIONAL TRIAL COURT
FIRST JUDICIAL REGION
BRANCH 11, LAOAG CITY
IN THE MATTER OF ADOPTION OF
MINOR ELLAH ASIS TO BE NAMED ELLAH ASIS AGCAOILI,
AMOR C. AGCAOILI,
Petitioner,
Sp. Proc. No. 16631
x-----------------------------------------x
O R D E R
Filed with this Court is an amended
petition for the adoption of minor Ellah Asis to be named Ellah Asis Agcaoili
by Amor C. Agcaoili of Barangay #1, San Roque, Vintar, Ilocos Norte.
Finding the amended petition to be
sufficient in form and substance, the Court hereby sets the hearing of the
petition on August 8, 2016 at 8:30 A.M. at the Regional Trial Court, Marcos
Hall of Justice, Branch 11, Laoag City at which date, time and place, any
interested person may appear and show cause why the petition should not be
granted.
Let a copy of this Order be published
once a week for three (3) consecutive weeks in any newspaper of general
circulation in the province of Ilocos Norte and Laoag City at the expense of
the petitioner.
Let a copy of this Order be furnished
the Solicitor General through the Provincial Prosecutor.
SO ORDERED.
Done in the City of Laoag this 17th
day of May, 2016.
(SGD) NIDA B. ALEJANDRO
Pairing Judge
June
13, 20, 27, 2016*IT
__________________________________________________
AFFIDAVIT OF CLAIM WITH WAIVER
OF RIGHTS
Notice is hereby given that the intestate estate of the
deceased MONICA T. BUGAOISAN consisting of a Savings Deposit Account with the
PHILIPPINE VETERANS BANK-LAOAG BRANCH under Savings Account No. 044050005767
has been the subject of Affidavit of Claim with Waiver of Rights executed by
her heir ARTHUR C. BUGAOISAN ratified and acknowledged before Notary Public
JASON BADER ll. PERERA as per Doc. No. 351; Page No. 71; Bk. No. 170; S. of
2016.
June
13, 20, 27, 2016*IT
__________________________________________________
DEED OF ADJUDICATION
Notice is hereby given that the
intestate estate of the late MONICA TANGONAN-BUGAOISAN consisting of a parcel
of land designated as Lot No. 2685 of the Laoag Cadastre covered by TCT No.
021-2013000542 containg an area of 5,733 sq.m. situated in the Barrio of
Mangato, (Municipality) now City of Laoag has been adjudicated by her heirs
ratified and acknowledged before Notary Public MELVYN T. GUILLERMO as per Doc.
No. 776; Page No. 156; Bk. No. XXXIX; S. of 2016.
June
13, 20, 27, 2016*IT
__________________________________________________
DEED OF ADJUDICATION AND SALE
UNSEGRATED PORTION OF LAND
Notice is hereby given that the intestate estate of the
late CORAZON MANGAPIT consisting of a parcel of land designated as Lot No. 1323
under TD. No. 05-001-00242 containing an area of 1445.46 sq.m located at Brgy.
1-N Ricarte, Batac City, Ilocos Norte has been adjudicated by her heir and
simultaneously sold to unsegregated eastern portion of the whole lot 1323 with
an area of 200 sq.m.to RUSHEL A. CADELINA and WENDELL S. BAPTISTA ratified and
acknowledged before Notary Public WINDELL D. CHUA as per Doc. No. 82; Page No.
18; Bk. No. XXXIX; S. of 2016.
June
13, 20, 27, 2016*IT
__________________________________________________
DEED OF ADJUDICATION WITH SALE
OF A PORTION OF A PARCEL OF LAND
Notice is hereby given that the intestate estate of the
late CORAZON MANGAPIT consisting of a parcel of land designated as Cad. Lot No.
1323 under TD. No. 05-001-00242 containing an area of 1,445.46 situated at
Brgy. 1-N Ricarte, Batac, Ilocos Norte has been adjudicated by her heir and
simultaneously sold the northwest portion of the above-described parcel of land
containing an area of 520 sq.m. to GLAIZA ABUY, SERG FRANCIS A. CALUYA and
JESSALIE FRANCES A. CALUYA, both minors assisted herein by their biological
mother GLAIZA ABUY ratified and acknowledged before Notary Public DA VINCI M.
CRISOSTOMO as per Doc. No. 263; Page No. 54; Bk. No. CCXIV; S. of 2016.
June
13, 20, 27, 2016*IT
__________________________________________________
DEED OF ADJUDICATION
Notice is hereby given that the intestate estate of the
late PACIFICO AGAG SUGUITAN SR., consisting of a tricycle and more particularly
described as follows: Make-Honda TMX; Body Type-Motorcycle; Plate No. 1150 AW;
Franchise No. _____; Motor No. KB509E425670; Chassis No. KB509425662 and Side
Car No. 209 has been adjudicated by his heir ratified and acknowledged before
Notary Public ERME S. LABAYOG as per Doc. No. 199; Page No. 40; Bk. No. XXIII;
S. of 2016.
June
13, 20, 27, 2016*IT
__________________________________________________
AFFIDAVIT OF SELF-ADJUDICATION
Notice is hereby given that the intestate estate of the
deceased CATALINA S. ABULUYAN consisting of a bank deposit with the
BDO-UNIBANK, INC.-ROBINSON’S PLACE, SAN NICOLAS, ILOCOS NORTE BRANCH under
Savings Account No. 007460017008 has been adjudicated by her heir ratified and
acknowledged before Notary Public KRISTOFFERSON E. BADUA as per Doc. No. 154;
Page No. 31; Bk. No. I; S. of 2016.
June
13, 20, 27, 2016*IT
__________________________________________________
DEED OF ADJUDICATION AND
SIMULTANEOUS ABSOLUTE SALE
Notice is hereby given that the intestate estate of the
late JOSE P. PONCE SR. married to the late CECILIA DE LEON consisting of two
(2) parcels of land designated as Lot Nos. 38574 and 27962 both of Cad-731-D
covered by Katibayan ng Orihinal na Titulo Blg. P-68078 and P-67837 containing
an area of 1,612 sq.m. and 494 sq.m. situated in Pasngal and Cabusligan,
Bacarra, Ilocos Norte respectively has been adjudicated by their heir and
simultaneously sold to ALFREDO M. ACIDERA married to BRIGIDA ACIDERA ratified
and acknowledged before Notary Public ELENA MAYE S. QUITOLA as per Doc. No.
194; Page No. 39; Bk. Nio. II; S. of 2013.
June
13, 20, 27, 2016*IT
__________________________________________________
DEED OF ADJUDICATION WITH
ABSOLUTE SALE
Notice is hereby given that the intestate estate of the
late JUAN TABIOS and DOLORES TABIOS consisting of two (2) parcels of land
designated as Lot Nos. 8641 and 8647 covered by TD Nos. 97-001-00702 and
97-001-00701 containing an area of 2,724 sq.m. and 2,861 sq.m. both situated at
Brgy. 3, San Ildefonso, San Nicolas, Ilocos Norte has been adjudicated by their
heirs and simultaneously sold to ZENAIDA T. STUNT ratified and acknowledged
before Notary Public FERDINAND M. AGUSTIN as per Doc. No. 85; Page No. 17; Bk.
No. VI; S. of 2008.
June
13, 20, 27, 2016*IT
__________________________________________________
DEED OF ADJUDICATION WITH SALE
Notice is hereby given that the intestate estate of the
late SPS. NICOLAS PAJINAG and MANUELA D. PAJINAG consisting of eight (8) parcels
of land designated as Lot Nos. 7667-C Csd-1-002884 OLT, being a portion of Lot
7667 PLS 859-D, 7582-P, 7938-P, 7938-P, 7837-P, 7666-P, 7517 and 7076 covered
by OCT No. E-8700 and TD Nos. 14-0022-01202, 14-0022-00806, 14-0022-00855,
14-0022-00858, 14-0022-00975, 14-0022-01161, 14-0022-01494 and 14-0022-00553
containing an area of 853 sq.m., 372
sq.m., 443 sq.m., 1,212 sq.m., 7,647 sq.m., 928 sq.m., 628 sq.m., and 3,436
sq.m. all situated at Brgy. #19 Napu, Badoc, Ilocos Norte has been adjudicated
by their heirs extrajudicially and simultaneously sold the whole of Lot 7667-C
Pls 859-D of the subdivision plan to SPS. ULYSSES S. TOLENTINO and GRACE
TOLENTINO ratified and acknowledged before Notary Public ANGEL G. RUBIO as per
Doc. No. 202; Page No. 106; Bk. No. III; S. of 2015.
June
13, 20, 27, 2016*IT
__________________________________________________
ADDENDUM EXTRA JUDICIAL
SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE WITH WAIVER OF RIGHTS AND SALE
Notice is hereby given that the estate of LILIA S.
ARQUELADA who died intestate on December 20, 2008 consisting of her undivided
one-half (1/2) share of two (2) parcels of land designated as Lot Nos. 17044
and 21212 both of Cad-445-D covered by OCT Nos. P-53170 and P-35658 containg an
area of 581 sq.m. and 865 sq.m. situated in Cabangaran and Salbang both of
Paoay, Ilocos Norte was the subject of extrajudicial settlement by and between
her heirs with waiver of rights and sale as per Doc. No. 10; Page No. 3; Bk.
No. XXI; S. of 2015 of Notary Public KEITH ANDREW MUSICO of San Fernando City,
La Union.
June
13, 20, 27, 2016*IT
__________________________________________________
DEED OF ADJUDICATION WITH
ABSOLUTE SALE
Notice is hereby given that the intestate estate of the
late LIBERATA TUNGPALAN and COLUMBA TUNGPALAN consisting of their shares,
interest, rights and participation over Lot No. 11813 of the Laoag Cadastre
situated at Brgy. San Lorenzo, Laoag City and covered by TCT No. 021-2010000372
had been the subject of adjudication by heir and simultaneously sold to DANILO
M. TOLEDANES as per Doc. No. 377; Page No. 76; Book No. 81; Series of 2013 of
Notary Public JASON BADER Ll. PERERA
June
13, 20, 27, 2016*IT
__________________________________________________
DEED OF ADJUDICATION WITH
QUITCLAIM
Notice is hereby given that the intestate estate of the
late ALEJANDRO GANAL consisting of a Motor Vehicle, an Isuzu Jitney covered by
Certificate of Registration No. 49895008, with Franchise plying Laoag
City-Calayab, and more particularly described as follows; to wit; Make-Isuzu;
Motor No. 549456; Type of Body-Jitney; Chassis No. SPMM 26224 90C; Year
Model-1990; MV File No. 5k 45016 and Plate No. DGU 146 has been the subject of
Deed of Adjudication with Quitclaim executed by his heirs ratified and
acknowledged before Notary Public MELCHOR B. GUILLEN as per Doc. No. 120; Page
No. 25; Bk. No. XLVIII; S. of 2012.
June
13, 20, 27, 2016*IT
__________________________________________________
DEED OF ADJUDICATION AND
ABSOLUTE SALE
Notice is hereby given that the intestate estate of the
late DOLORES C. VALIENTE and PEDRO VALIENTE consisting of a parcel of land
designated as Lot No. 11360, Cad-578 Pasuquin Cadastre covered by KOT Blg. P-70755
with a total area of 4,473 sq.m. located in Brgy. #13 Pasuquin, Ilocos Norte
has been adjudicated by their heirs and simultaneously sold a portion of the
above-described parcel of land containing an area of 3,107 sq.m. to DOMINADOR
M. GERVACIO ratified and acknowledged before Notary Public ERME S. LABAYOG as
per Doc. No. 139; Page No. 28; Bk. No. XXIII; S. of 2016.
June
13, 20, 27, 2016*IT
__________________________________________________
LOT FOR SALE
Pila
Lot 6,366 sq.m. near Diversion Road and Pila Brgy. Hall. Contact: ELY MORALES
with Cell Nos. 09088660217 and 09065588223
1”x2
col. (box)
June
13, 20, 2016*IT
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
M.G.
Bismonte Pawnshop will hold an Auction Sale on July 7, 2016 from 8AM to 5PM at
Gen. Segundo Ave. cor. Gen. Luna St., Laoag City.
Expired
Items from May - June 2016 will be displayed on the said Auction.
June
13, 20, 2016*IT
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