September 9-15, 2012

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Weekly Reflection
Fr. Allan S. Fenix
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Jesus commanded them not to tell anyone. But
the more he did so, the more they kept talking about
it. People were overwhelmed with amazement.
Mark 7:36-37
During the primitive ages, when everything
and everyone are still hard up, the only way of
disseminating knowledge and information is by
mouth which is called the oral tradition. It could
either be reliable or unreliable. People listen, then,
speak.
Listening and speaking. In this manner, due to
many additions and reductions and, in the course
of time, there is the sure possibility of having many
versions to a single original story.
With the coming invention of writing instruments,
the paper and, most of all, the printing press, there
was an overall improvement in the sharing of
information and knowledge. With it, it was all downhill
from there. There was the information boom. Our
lives have never been the same again...
As compared to the past, nowadays, there are
more and more convenient opportunities for us
to communicate with each other. However, our
faculties, most speally that of listening, speaking
and movements, are getting overwork with all the
available information that is just within the reach of
our fingertips. What we now have is information
overload. From boom to overload. Could it be that we
are just too much taken up with all the technological
novelties happening rapidly and all at the same time
around us that we are gradually being fence within
our own individual bubbles? We dont care so much
now with the person in our neighborhood or the one
just next seating to us. Our ears are deafed. Our
mouths are muted. And, our hands are full.
Just walk by our streets and the scenery that
one can immediately observe is that of pedestrians
and motorists busy tinkering with something.
Something is always plug on our ears as we either
listen to the news, to our favorite compiled music
or just talking idly with someone over our mobile
phones or in the social websites. Going about this
way is not only violating many of our traffic rules
and thus endangering our lives and that of others
but also deliberately ignoring many things in our
relationships with one another. It could be that we
put on these things as mere props so that people
wont bother us and just leave us alone.
Again, in the next few months or so, what will be
the latest features, applications or speed that we are
awaiting for in the field of information technology to
arrive and be offered in the market?
All throughout our lives, we have to practically
strain our ears to listen, listen and listen more. We
have to listen to our parents and elders at home, to
our teachers in school and to superiors, in case, we
belong or work in an institution or office.
Then, after receiving a lot of instructions, it is high
time to share it through our actions. We have to be
useful to our society. We have to speak, write or do
what had been passed on to us. But, as to what is
happening now around us, what kind of legacy are
we going to happily pass on to the next generation?
opinion
Election Fever Starts

(Atty. APA chairs Acyatan & Co.,
CPAs-DFK International is PICPA past
president and Hall-of-Famer, past chair of
ASEAN Federation of CPAs, and ACPAPP
Lifetime Achievement Awardee).
ANTI-EPAL: As the mid-term election
nears, we are now bombarded by selfserving announcements by politicians of
their supposed accomplishments. Their
billboards give us the wrong impression
that projects are personally funded by them
or their families. The voting public must
be forewarned of this despicable show of
bad taste by our so-called leaders. As for
me and my family we will NOT VOTE
for candidates who abuse our ignorance
through blatant misrepresentations.
Many politicians make use of all
occasions reunions, anniversaries,
fiestas, graduations, Christmas, New Year,
Holy Week, etc. to display their greetings
for all to see. Usually these billboards and
tarpaulins are preparations for candidates
eventual filing of their candidates. These
practices are not illegal (as yet) since
electioneering is prohibited if candidates
have not yet filed their certificates. The
Election Law must be amended to plug this
loophole in our election regulations.
LIBERALS: The untimely death (airplane
crash ending in drowning) of DILG
Secretary Jesse Robredo was a big loss
to the P-Noy Administration. Influence over
local executives is a big plus for whoever
is in Malacanang. The designations of
Liberal Party leader Mar Roxas as DILG
secretary and Cong. Joseph Abaya (Cavite)
as DOTC secretary are clear preparations
for the May 2013 elections. On the long
range this may be a push for a Roxas
presidential candidacy.
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Atty. TONY (APA) ACYATAN
The battle lines are now drawn for the
2016 presidential derby. The UNA bet
is no less than current vice presidential
Jejomar Binay the consistent leader
in all popularity polls, besting even the
president. His adversary will be the one
chosen by the Liberal Party. For now, it
looks like Mar Roxas is being prepared
but 2016 is still too far off. As months (and
years) go by, circumstances and events
may project other potential contenders.
ECO-GROWTH:
The Philippines
recently registered 5.9% growth rate,
second only to neighbor Indonesia.
We beat economically strong ASEAN
countries - Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand
and Brunei. This record is phenomenal,
considering the business and industry
malaise prevailing in the United States
and most of Europe. Our stock market
record (19.1% growth) is second only
to Thailands 20.2%. With our industrial
growth trend Phl is a favorite of global
investors.
The strength of the Phl peso and the
prevailing low-interest regime, indicate
that in the coming years our economy

will continue to grow stronger. As we
send more workers abroad (yes more
people means more earners) our gross
international reserve will be bolstered
thereby assuring foreign investors
that their portfolio can easily be paid
back in the foreign exchange that they
may choose. OFW remittances will flow
to backstop our exports proceeds in
paying off our FX obligations.
FOREIGN INVESTMENT: Big US
firms are firmly looking at potential new
investments or expansion of current
operations in the Philippines. According
to American Chamber of Commerce
and Industry leaders, Malaysia and
Philippines are the favorites of their
members as investment destinations.
Some are opting to go to other ASEAN
countries, even as they are reducing
their exposures in mainland China.
One of the reasons for departures from
China is the rising costs of operations
there.
Whereas cost of Chinese labor used
to be very low the awakening of the
Chinese workers to more convenient
life has generated demands for higher
wages. Labor leaders in China have
surfaced, and they are giving millions
of factory, agri- and business workers
trainings on how to demand higher
wages. In due time, imports from China
will be costlier, giving ASEAN products
competitive opportunities. Filipinos
must now support the Buy Filipino
campaign.
PROVERBS: Faith germinates in
our hearts, formulates in our minds, and
translates in our daily lives.
Reina de Nuestra Rehion and Continuation of Stay Younger, Live Healthier

The feast of our Regional Patroness,
the Virgin of Peafrancia is already at
hand. We love and venerate her because
she gave birth to our Redeemer. She is
our spiritual mother. Viva la Virgen! Viva la
Reina de Nuestra Rehion.
I wish to correct two sentences
erroneously printed in my last weeks
column. The first sentence should be: He
(referring to Sec. Jesse Robredo) was
courteous and friendly to me at BRBDP.
He was a good director and a great public
servant. The word great was omitted,
but that is how I regard him because of
his achievements and humility. The other
sentence should be: Lets read House
Bill 4820 and not be deceived by wrong
informations not Lets read House
Bill 4820 and be deceived by wrong
informations.
How To Stay Younger (Part 2)
In the previous article, we listed ten
strategies to become younger than your
actual age. These tips include (1) Eat
breakfast daily; (2) Take tomato sauce and
green tea; (3) Eat more vegetables and
fruits; (4) Avoid excessive fat and alcohol
intake; (5) Be in love; (6) Laugh a lot; (7)
Nurture a group of supportive friends; (8)
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Have safe sex more often; (9) Limit your
risks and take safety precautions; and
(10) Sleep 7 to 8 hours a day.
Here are more ways to slow down
the aging process.
11. Exercise moderately.
Exercise has been proven to prevent
diabetes, maintain body weight and
lessen the pain of arthritis. Exercising
a minimum of three times a week helps
maintain muscle tone. If you plan to enroll
in a gym, get a doctors clearance first.
Try to avoid high impact exercises like
basketball and badminton as you get
older. Swimming, walking and taichi are

excellent exercises.
12. Get a pet dog.
According to Dr. David Demko,
having a pet dog can add two years to
your life. First, dogs can help owners
exercise and lose weight. A study finds
that people who own dogs increased
their amount of physical activity by
walking or playing with the dog.
Second, pets may help their owners
survive a heart attack. A study shows
that pet owners who suffered a heart
attack are four times more likely to
be alive after one year, compared to
non-pet owners. In another research
published at The American Journal of
Cardiology in 2003, Dr. Erika Friedmann
reports that pet owners have healthier
hearts. Friedmann notes that pet
owners have better heart rate variability
findings (a measure of heart attack
risks). This could be because of the love
and companionship given by the dog to
its owner. Other studies show similar
health benefits with pet owners having
fewer doctor visits, less hospitalization,
and fewer heart medications.
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Legazpis Tondo, once my home

THE Tondo of Legazpi City in the premartial law days was my home for almost
20 years. San Roque, my adopted barrio
had shed off that image when I arrived.The
dreaded hoodlums disappeared one by
one days after martial law was imposed.
In San Roque , I was a witness to many
scary events very hard to erase from my
mind.Take supertyphoon Sisang. While the
terrifying winds howled outside, violently
rocking our small house, a neighbor and I
held the roof with a pole almost the whole
night to keep it from falling on us.
The first morning light revealed the
unimaginable destruction. Most of our
neighbors houses were gone.The street
fronting our house was in waist-deep water
and littered with debris. Our roof, however,
was still there above our head.
I did not know that my teacher-wife
who was attending a seminar at a seaside
resort in Tabaco, Albay with fellow teachers
from Legazpi had survived. Their building
was battered by giant waves the whole
evening.
She came home the morning after the
typhoon greatly worried she had no family
to come back to.
A
Question
of
privilege
salvador d. flor
Here is another scary event. A young

father died while trying to save her
daughter from being sucked to the bottom
of the sea only meters from the shore.His
daughter drowned.
They were not the first victims.Several
picnickers had been swallowed by the
sea infront of San Roque. Because of
the several deaths and the stories of a
monster inhabiting the deep, very few
would venture into the inviting water
The barrio authorities put up a sign to
warn swimmers . For a time the shore was
deserted even on holidays.

The Bikol Forum of the late media
icon, Jose G. Burgos, Jr. put up an
editorial office at my house in San
Roque. The business office and the
printing press remained in Tabaco.
For three days-Friday, Saturday and
Sunday-I would edit and supervise the
printing of the Bikol Forum in Tabaco.
Former United Nations Ambassador
Leandro I. Verceles, Sr., then
Catanduanes governor, showed up at
the Bikol Forum in Tabaco accompanied
by an old friend, Cecenio Yutan, a
Catanduanes newsman one afternoon.
I suggested that we preserved the
event with a photo which I published
in the Bikol Forum that week. It was
the start of my long friendship with
the governor who later on became
immigration commissioner.
For his achievements he built roads
around the province and dozens of
concrete bridges and further lighted its
ll towns-he became the subject of my
stories in the Asian News & features,Inc.
(ANFI).The ANFI had bureaus in major
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mesSages
bikol reporter
ARCHDIOCESE OF CACERES
Archbishops Palace
E. Angeles St., Naga City
Message
My dear brothers and sisters! Viva la Virgen!
Once again, we celebrate the annual Peafrancia fiesta honoring our beloved
Ina. This year is also the 130th year of our devotion to the Divino Rostro. We look
forward still to the joy of the Year of Faith in the entire Church this year 2012.
So, after celebrating the Tercentenary of our devotion to Ina, after showing
ourselves, as her faithful children now, we thank God for Her, we thank God
for Mary, our Blessed Mother.
Why? Why do we need to thank God for Ina? Because Mary, our Ina, is the
Mother given to us by Jesus himself, when at the foot of the cross. He said,
Woman, behold your son; Son, behold your mother (Jn. 19:26-27). We thank
God because Mary, our Ina, is the Mother of all of us in need, the Mother for
all of us who, like her, remain tireless in giving ourselves for love. We thank God
because Mary, our Ina, is always with us now and at the hour of our death.
As Catholics, we thank God for Ina because she is our Mother now and for
always. No wonder, even a Protestant theologian at Lourdes in France exclaimed,
I envy the Catholics, they have Mary for their Mother.
Beloved devotees and pilgrims: Blessed are you with this woman Mary, our
Mother, our Ina! May you remain as the blessed fruits of her love, the Catholic
Church we love!
Let us joyfully proclaim: THANK GOD FOR INA; I AM A CATHOLIC NOW
AND FOR ALWAYS! Viva la Virgen! Our Lady of Peafrancia, pray for us!
+LEONARDO Z. LEGASPI, O.P., D.D.
Archbishop of Caceres
BASILICA MINORE OF OUR LADY OF PEAFRANCIA

Basilica Complex, Balatas, Naga City
Message
Thank God for Ina, I am a Catholic now and for always!

The theme for Inas annual fiesta this year 2012 in way
anticipates the Year of Faith which the Holy Father Pope
Benedict announced in his apostolic letter, Porta Fidei,
which is to open this coming October 11. 2012, to coincide with two highlights
of our contemporary Church, namely: the 50th anniversary of the opening of the
Second Vatican Council and the 20th year of the publication of the Catechism of
the Catholic Church, which, as we all know, presents in a language discernible to
us, the Catholic faith and practice.
This years fiesta, therefore, invites all devotees of Our Lady of Peafrancia,
to reaffirm the Catholic faith in which we were baptized with the spirit of gratitude
to God for such ineffable, yet undeserved, gift. We give particular focus on Mary,
the mother of God and the mother of us all, whom we fondly address, Ina! We
thank God because our Catholic faith believes in the preeminent place of Mary in
the economy of salvation. For out of her faith and trust in Gods will, she willingly
accepted Gods design to be the Theotokos, the mother of God.
This unique privilege certainly deserves not only our admiration, but our
veneration. This is precisely why, evey year, we flock her Basilica in her pilgrim
city of Naga we want to give due honor and reverence to her, we want her to
pray for us to her Son Jesus, we want to show her and God how grateful children
we are by our fumbling promises to be good, practicing Catholics.
It is this Catholic faith that makes us all call Mary our Ina. It is only in this Catholic
faith that we share one and the same mother as our Lord Jesus Christ. It is only in
this Catholic faith that we have the devotion to Our Lady of Peafrancia!
Viva la Virgen! Viva el Divino Rostro!
REV. MSGR. RODEL M. CAJOT, P.C.
Rector & Vicar General
Parish of St. John the Evangelist
Metropolitan Cathedral
E. Angeles St., Pilgrim City of Naga
Message
It is with joy and
thanksgiving that I express
my warmest greetings and
welcome to all the devotees,
pilgrims, visitors and guests to the regional
festivities in honor of Our Lady of Penafrancia and
the Divino Rostro. This years celebration takes on
an added significance as we commemorate the
130th year of the Devotion to the Divino Rostro.
Perhaps in no other religion save ours can one
adequately and readily attempt an answer to the
question, Show us your God, let us see your
God? The request of the apostle Philip to Jesus
to show us the Father, was answered by Jesus,
saying that if you have seen me, you have seen
the Father (Jn 14:8 ff). If God, who is an infinitely
Perfect Spirit, were to have a face, it has to be,
and cannot but be other than the face of Jesus in
his unspeakable agony and suffering.
This Face whom we cannot see and live (Ex.
33:20); this Face who has long hidden itself from
us (Ps 13:1); this Face that our hearts seek to see
(Ps 27:8; this Face that we hide ourselves from
because of our sins (Ps 51:9) - is no other than
the Divino Rostro, that living icon for us of the
invisible God (1 Cor 11:7, the image of the man of
heaven (1 Cor 15:49). In that Divine Countenance
is revealed to us the deepest core truth of the
mystery of who God is.
Truly we can say tha the Divino Rostro is
the Icon of all icons because in it, despite its
brutalized appearance, is to be found the glory of
God (2 Cor 4:6).
As we therefore celebrate the 130th year of
our devotion to the Divino Rostro, we also cling
to one who has known this Face and pondered
this mystery in her heart. She also lived the
mystery of suffering and walked the narrow path
of redemptive love.
May the celebration of the Feast of Our Lady of
Penafrancia bring us closer to her Son, as once
again we are united in praise and thanksgiving for
the gift of our devotions. Viva la Virgen! Viva el
Divino Rostro!
Rev. Msgr. NOE P. BADIOLA, P.C.
Parish Priest
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The Mayors B-day Bash
It was a surprise party given to Mayor Madelaine AlfelorGazmen last Sunday, September 2, 2012 at the Iriga City Hall. I
really do not have any idea who planned the whole thing. It was
very successful with practically every body who works at at the
city hall present. Include the members of the police force, the
fire department, the BJMC people and just about everyone who
came to wish the dynamic Chief Executive of the City a happy
birthday. Since it was a surprise party for her, the Mayor was
really caught in a surprise. But I know she was deeply touched by
the gesture. Especially when the program rolled on. Everybody
seemed to be in a dancing moodthe police officers. Shirlan
and Dominic who are not actually very graceful dancers but they
managed and caught the Mayors attention. And of course, the
lady city hall employees.
Food was aplenty and that was what made the birthday party
superb. There was more than enough food for the occasion.
I even managed to bring home native ibus because I couldnt
eat them anymore. I was full I meant them to be pasalubong for
my grandchildren.. So did Myrna Larcena who also managed to
bring the same stuff for her grandchildren too.
The Mayor sure was very happy and touched with the
gesture. This would be her last birthday as Iriga Mayor and now
she is preparing her brother Engr. Ronald Felix Gang-gang
Yorobe Alfelor for the position she is leaving. Good choice.
Good decision. Now, the people of Iriga can rest in the thought
that with the Mayors brother taking over, the Mayors projects
(and there are many of them) that truly changed the face of the
city to what it is now, clean, highly commercialized and really
progressive, the constituents of the city can be assured of the
continued progress of the city.
Spotted were media personalities from Manila who came for
the city charter anniversary the following day, September 3. Very
prominent also was Atty. Santiago D. Ortega Jr, the Chairman of
the Board and President of the University of Saint Anthony.
Happy birthday, Mayor Madel. Have many more birthdays to
come and many happy returns of the day.
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Tours and Travel In Focus

The law recently signed by His
Execellency, President Benigno Simeon
C. Aquino III allocating a P 1 billion survival
fund in tackling climate change is a welcome
development in mitigating its ill-effects.
This law had been the clamor of various
stakeholders in climate change adaptation
as well as those involved in disaster risks
management. Among others this fund will
be used for damage control to infrastructure
projects and services relative to tourism.
More than at any time in our resolve to
improve our tourists facilities and services
this survival fund would boost necessarily
our tourism industry considering the fact that
the Philippines is usually hit by about 20 or
more typhoons and other natural calamities
every year. As a result our tourism industry
would suffer from the dire consequences
brought about by natural calamities. With
this fund at our governments disposal,
we could naturally make our communities
attractive to visitors are would come to
our shores. This would in itself lure them
to visit our country despite the climate
change which we experience every now
and then. With this fund we now have the
capability in making our tourism sites and
attractions safer vis--vis the intensifying
effects of natural calamities and disasters.
In considering the benefit that goes with
the signing of the law this fund will be
putting in place projects on water resource
management and the improvement of
forecasting including early warning systems
for climate related hazards.
The need to implement this law is
imperative considering the dangers and
problems concomitant with the prevalence
of natural calamities and disaster. It goes
without saying that there is no place that
is safe from its harmful effects. Not only do
dr. marilissa j. ampuan

President, Bicol Association of Tourism
and Hospitality Educators (BATHE)
we have heavy rains which are expected to

continue this year but our Weather Bureau
have warned of a looming El Nio by
year end. We have our reasons to prepare
for any contingency from the worsening
weather patterns never before experienced
by our people. If this weather trend will
remain with us surely our tourism industry
will not be able to achieve its goal by year
2016. It would therefore be in keeping with
the government resolve to see to it that
the Department of Tourism, should work
hand and hand with the Climate Change
Commission to ensure that the fund be
effectively used at the soonest possible time
because time is of the essence in making
our communities as hubs in supporting
initiatives adaptable to climate change. This
would reduce the risks of disasters and in
itself manifest our readiness and resilience
as a people conscious of our concern in
making our country a happy place to live
a question of . . .
capital cities in Asia.
The stories which were published by Metro Manila dailies
and other newspapers around the country were mostly about
his transforming Catanduanes into a progressive province.
Verceles returned the favor by working for my appointment
as a regional director of the Department of Tourism in Region 5.
But then President Ramos failed to sign my papers.
Before my ANFI stint,the president and general manager of
that firm, Mr. Conrado Macatangay, twice came over to Legazpi
to talk me into joining his media outfit as a feature writer.I turned
in. This would jibe in conformity with the

tourism campaign slogan that Its more
fun in the Philippines.
With the infrastructure projects
being funded, the ill effects of climate
change and adaptation including our
government policies in confronting this
problem head-on is an ideal way of
reviewing, resurrecting and revitalizing
our tourism mandates. In so doing, we
will be able to facilitate the integration
and mainstreaming of the linkages and
vital themes of environmental protection,
climate change adaptation as well as
disaster risks management. This would
pave the way in coming up with a
concrete planning and implementation of
tourism policies, programs and activities
that will assure the realization of our
medium and long term goals of our
tourism industry.
Consistent with the mainstream
development approach our local tourism
councils should work hand and hand
with the Department and Environment
and Natural Resources to ensure that
the Department of Tourism goals are
met vis--vis our problem in climate
change adaptation. It is within the bounds
of our collective aspiration tourism
wise that under the able leadership of
DOT Secretary Ramon Jimenez, we
are hopeful that the year 2013 will be
a banner year for tourism. It is worth
mentioning that as of July this year
2012 roughly 2.5 million foreign tourists
have visited the Philippines. This trend
points to an unmistakable realization
that our DOT Tourists arrivals estimated
to reach 10 million for year 2016 will
surely be reached barring unforeseen
circumstances.
him down once despite the high pay, but I said it was bad
business not to accept.
It was at its luxurious office in Ermita, Manila where I frequently
met former Ambassador Aquino,then a Manila Bulletin columnist
and Rommel Corro whose daily newspaper was padlocked by
Marcos men.
I was always an honored guest at the ANFI office.With its
chairman Macatangay and Ambassador Aquino, we would dine
at Ermitas finest restaurant while serenaded by guitar-playing
balladeers.
But hard times hit our company.The ANFI folded up.
The San Roque house had started my small family into a
bright journey My two boys, one a ship captain now and the
other an architect in the Middle East,turned achievers abroad.
We moved to a subdivision years ago where my wife and I
stay in a 4-room flat with our two pet dogs, Jeremy and Martina.
A year ago , a mongrel, Ann, joined us.My family has increased
to five even with the absence of my two boys.
My grandsons, Renzo 7 and Vincent, ll regularly come for
a visit. My granddaughters, Sophie and Kate who are in the
Middle East with their parents visit us every two years. On such
days, our house reverberates with their laughter and the sounds
of their shuttling small feet.
from my window . . .
13. Brush your teeth and floss daily.
Recent studies show that gum disease is associated with
heart disease. Thus, having poor oral hygiene may reduce
your lifespan by around three years. Some experts believe that
inflammation of the gums somehow leads to inflammation of
the heart arteries, too. Moreover, mouth wounds and Infection
can lead to a dangerous infection of the heart valves (medically
infected endocarditis). Hence, brush your teeth three times a
day, and use a tongue cleaner to scrape bacteria off the tongue.
And remember to floss at least once a day.
14. Get vaccinated.
Do you need a flu, pneumonia or hepatitis shot? Ask your
doctor to find out. You see, vaccines are the thinking mans
strategy to stay healthy. Consider serious diseases like hepatitis
B, polio, rabies, tetanus and pneumonia. All these illnesses
are preventable by a simple vaccination. Its easy to say that
vaccines are costly and doesnt make you feel any better. But
once you get hit by these illnesses, then it could dramatically
shorten your life. Dont risk it.
15. Take only the necessary medicines.
Dont take too many or too few medicines. A senior American
doctor wrote that patients should limit their intake of medicines
to only four drugs. This is especially true for elderly patients.
More than four drugs could mean more side effects and make
the patient prone to falls and fractures. Conversely, taking fewer
medicines means less side effects. Just imagine ten drugs
mixing, interacting or competing inside your body.
On the other hand, not taking your maintenance medications
can also lead to serious consequences. Consult your doctor and
discuss the right amount of medicines you should be taking.
16. Be aware of your inherited risks.
Do you have a history of diabetes, heart disease or cancer
in the family? If so, get a check up early and focus on these
conditions. Afterwards, take the necessary steps to prevent it. A
first-degree relative who had a stroke or heart attack at a young
age, puts you at a higher risk for these diseases. Therefore, your
doctor can be more aggressive in checking you and giving you
the necessary medicines.
17. Drink 8 to 12 glasses of water.
Did you know that water can help prevent wrinkles and
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Chiz wants
tag-team
solution
vs floods
Senator Chiz Escudero wants the countrys
civil engineers and architects to play tag-team
to help solve problems
brought about by urbanization such as flooding.
I am with you in finding the right solution on
the division of work and
the partnership of distinct
sets of expertise between
these two professions in
the construction industry.
We need to organize the
job and functions of architects and civil engineers,
Escudero told members of
the United Architects of
the Philippines (UAP) in
Sorsogon City earlier this
week.
The senator noted that
architects and civil engineers are critical to solving
problems brought by urbanization such as flooding.
As an example, the
government cannot address flooding in Metro
Manila on its own. Raising the road by a foot does
not help. Your technical
expertise on this is much
needed, Escudero said.
Escudero chairs the
Senate Committee on Environment and Natural Resources.
Malacanang had earlier approved P407 billion
worth of infrastructure
projects including an initial outlay of P15 billion
for flood control projects.
The Senate plans to set a
meeting between the UAP
and the Philippine Institute
of Civil Engineers (PICE)
to work out a compromise
between the two organizations on the boundaries of
both practices.
Pending before the Senate Committee on Civil
Service and Government
Reorganization are two
bills amending the Civil
Engineering Law or Republic Act 544. One of the
bills, Senate Bill 2109, was
introduced by Escudero.
Working with the help
of each profession while
eliminating conflict is
possible and it should be
done, the Bicolano senator said.
bikol reporter
bikol reporter
Legazpi vows to pursue Robredos

good governance legacies
By Danny O. Calleja
Mayor rosal
DENR
issues
3,721 free
patents to
Bicolanos
The Department of Environment and Natural Resources in the Bicol Region
pursues the distribution of
residential free patents by
distributing a total of 1,899
patents in six provinces covering a total of 31.6458 hectares
since January 2011 to date.
Gilbert Gonzales, regional
executive director of DENR
Bicol believes this achievement paves the way for secured land tenure among
Filipinos and Bicolanos, in
particular, reducing incidences of fake titling. Issuances
of free patent titles are now
authorized under Republic
Act 10023 wherein a Filipino
citizen who actually occupies
a residential area for at least
ten years may apply for such
free patent title.
In a related development,
DENR Planning and Management Division disclosed that
there had been 1,244 free patents for miscellaneous sales
and special patents issued from
January to June 2012. Some
578 free patents for agricultural
lands land under Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program
(CARP) had been awarded
covering a total of 698.8871 ha.
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LEGAZPI CITY -- The

incumbent
administration
of this city has vowed to live
on the Full Disclosure Policy
(FDP) and good local government housekeeping that are
two of the most important
legacies of the late Local Government Secretary Jesse Robredo.
We will operate as if Secretary Robredo is still around
because he remains the inspiration of the economic growth
and fast pacing urban development that we are now attaining.
These, in one way or another
are products of his policies toward good local governance
that we were able to abide by
religiously, City Mayor Geraldine Rosal declared during
her Ulat sa Bayan over the
weekend.
Because of the implementation of the full disclosure policy
through MC 2010-83, entitled
Full Disclosure of Local Finances, and Bids and Public
Offering which the city government followed, we were
able to instill honesty among
our workers and officials, promote transparency, and orderly
managed our funds thus, preventing corruption and misuse
of public funds, Rosal said.
Full Disclosure requires local government units (LGUs)
to fully disclose particular financial transactions involving
public funds to keep the public
informed on how LGU budget
is being managed, disbursed,
and used.
Its implementation by the
DILG which Robredo started
is in line with the Local Government Code (LGC) of 1991,
Republic Act (RA) 9184 or
the Government Procurement
Reform Act, RA 10147 or the
General Appropriation Act and
Commission on Audit (COA)
Internal Memorandum dated
Oct 8, 2010.
Section 352 of the LGC requires Posting within 30 days
miss bicolandia 2012
from end of each fiscal year in

at least three publicly accessible and conspicuous places
in the local government unit a
summary of all revenues collected and funds received, including the appropriations and
disbursements of such funds
during the preceding fiscal
year.
RA 9184 on the other hand,
requires the posting of the Invitation to Bid, Notice to Proceed and Approved Contract in
procuring entitys premises, in
newspapers of general circulation, the Philippine Government
Electric Procurement System
(PhilGEPS) and the website of
the procuring entity.
RA 10147 provides for
the strict compliance of the
DILGs FDP and disciplinary
actions on responsible officials
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CamSur now malaria free

Official proclamation by
the Department of Health
(DOH) Region 5 has declared
CamSur to be Malaria-free
due to non-incidence of the
fatal disease within its coverage for quite some time now.
The good news was made
during a meeting participated
by Municipal Health Officers
and officials of various LGUs
as well as health personnel of
DOH and PHO dubbed Biyaheng Kulambo to Camarines
Sur, at the Villa Del Rey,
Capitol Complex last September 4, 2012.
Mr. Camilo Aquino, DOH
Regional Mosquito-borne Diseases Coordinator made the
announcement albeit with an
admonition for vigilance and
continuation of the definitive
measures to avoid the disease
from resurfacing.
Thus, the DOH coordinator
stressed the need to strengthen
the surveillance, monitoring
and evaluation mechanisms
of the anti-Malaria program
to totally eradicate the disease
together with mosquito-borne
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RANDYVIC VILLAFLOR
From left: Ms Bicolandia 4th runner-up Rosantonette Mendoza, 21, Legazpi City; 2nd runner-up Ms Bicolandia Christine Bona,
22, Iriga City; Miss Bicolandia 2012 winner Yvethe Santiago, 19, Daraga Albay; 1st runner-up Ms Bicolandia Yvette Chantal
Mildenberger, 19, Legazpi City and 3rd runner-up Ms Bicolandia Rachel Vargas, 24, Iriga City.
JOINING THE BANDWAGON
abe arcilla
The Provincial Government of CamSur, with the approval

and support of Gov. LRay Villafuerte, is the latest to join
the bandwagon of the crusade against Malaria. In a simple
ceremony at Villa del Rey Tuesday, September 4. Upper photo
shows Mr. Camilo Aquino, DOH Regional Mosquito-borne
Diseases Coordinator who in the same occasion declared
CamSur as a Malaria free province. Dr. Wilfredo Baniqued,
officer-in-charge of the PHO is at extreme right.
Safety, a leap for the islanders

By Rey M. Nasol
LEGAZPI CITY -- The
Department of Labor and
Employment (DOLE) Bicol
regional and provincial offices, and the Bureau of Working Conditions will spearhead
a Live-Out Construction
Safety Training on September 17-21 at Rackdell Inn,
Virac, Catanduanes, officials
said in a statement through
the provincial branch of the
Philippine Information Office..
The event is in response to
a growing clamor for advancement in this life-saving practice
that has been fully observed in
other countries such as Europe,
the US and other developed
Asian countries like the middle
east.
The five-day training, which
is equivalent to 40 hours training, is under the Occupational
Safety and Health Standards
(OSHA) pursuant to Article
162 of the Labor Code of the
Philippines (P.D. 442).
The said activity is expected
to strengthen the construction
industry by preventing injuries
and deaths.
The said training will tackle
occupational safety & health
standards; DOLE Department Order 13, series of 1998
Guidelines in the implementation of OSH in the Construction Industry; DTI-(Philippine
Contractors
Accreditation
Board (PCAB) licensing and
renewal requirements; training requirements for DOLE
accreditation as safety practitioner pursuant to Department
Order No. 16, s. 2002; and administration and enforcement
of occupational safety and
health standards.
The organizers said that a
registration fee of P7,000 will
be required per participant

which will cover food, two
snacks and one meal including
the training kit, honorarium of
speakers, certificates, and other
expenses.
Each construction firm is
required to have a minimum of
two participants.
Increased awareness on
safety and health in the province (of Catanduanes) and
eventual reduction of incidence
of occupational accidents is
the target of the activity, said
PIA-Catanduanes
Manager
Edna Bagadiong, quoting the
organizers.
Nagas clean up drive

to welcome Inas devotees
By Analiza S. Macatangay
NAGA CITY -- Marian

devotees, visitors, and annual
partakers to the Nuestra Senora
de Penafrancias festivals are
already starting to congregate
here, in time for the Traslacion
procession, Friday.
Anticipating this influx, a
clean up drive was done to ensure that the city, particularly
the Naga River, will be free
from litters and trash.
Dubbed as Tabang sa Kapalibutan Handog Kalikasan Para
ki Ina , the Naga River clean
up drive aims to enjoin all the
barangay officials and constituents inhabiting the riverside to
take an active role in maintaining the cleanliness of the said
waterway.
AKO Bicol partylist Representeative Rodel Batocabe
said that the said endeavor is
in preparation for the upcoming celebration of Inas festivity
and in honor of the late Secretary Jesse M. Robredo.
Our late Secretary Jesse M.
Robredo was a devout Catholic.
More so, he was a devotee of
Ina and it had been his legacy to
prepare the way for all the pilgrims by cleaning up the Naga
River where Inas image will be
transported back to the Basilica
Minore. We are just continuing
the tradition he started. This is
also for Sec. Jesse, Batocabe
added.
A one-minute silent prayer
Rep. batocabe
was offered for the eternal repose of the soul of Robredo before the clean-up drive formally
kicked off.
The said activity was also in
coordination with the local government unit of Naga. It was
spearheaded by AKO Bikol
Partylist (AKB).
AKB has also partnered
with the Philippine National
Police (PNP) and PNP Camarines Sur Provincial office and
with the 9th Infantry Division,
Philippine Army here in Camarines Sur.
Various institutions, colleges
and universities also participated
in the clean-up drive to encourage the people to make cleanliness a part of their daily lives
and not only during the celebration of Penafrancia Fiesta.
Some of the riverside barangays which actively took part
in the said activity include barangays Tabuco, Dayangdang,
Lerma, Dinaga, Penafrancia,
and Del Rosario.
CEB adds BPI

to payment
center options
Holds seat sale
to Mindanao
The Philippines largest
national flag carrier, Cebu
Pacific (PSE:CEB) expands
its payment center options
to include the Bank of the
Philippine Islands (BPI), in a
move to make online booking
even more convenient to travelers without credit cards.
CEB airfare payments can
now be done over the counter
on BPI branches, or via BPI Expressphone or Expressonline.
To use payment centers,
passengers can book online via
www.cebupacificair.com and
click on the Payment Centers
tab upon reaching the payment
page. The website will provide
a 14-digit reference number and
total amount to be paid. This
amount can be paid on or before
23:59H of the same day.
Aside from BPI, payment
center options include Robinsons Bank, Banco de Oro
(BDO), Metrobank, Megalink,
BancNet, Bayad Center, LBC,
Robinsons Department Store
and SM Department Store.
CEB continues to encourage guests to book online, because its the fastest and most
convenient way to book seats.
The addition of BPI to our list
of payment centers gives CEB
passengers more options when
booking their flights, said CEB
VP for Marketing and Distribution Candice Iyog.
In the meantime, CEB holds
a Mindanao and select international seat sale from September
3 to 6, 2012 or until seats last.
For travel October 1 to December 31, 2012, passengers
can buy P288 seats from Davao
to Butuan, Dipolog, Cagayan
de Oro, Iloilo, Kalibo or Zamboanga. They may also book
P288 seats from Zamboanga to
Cagayan de Oro, Cebu or TawiTawi. In the 2nd half of 2012,
CEB is set to launch the following routes: October 5 (DavaoButuan, and Davao-Dipolog),
and October 20 (Cagayan de
Oro Zamboanga).
Those traveling from Manila
to Mindanao can also buy P888
seats. This is available from
Manila to Butuan, Cagayan de
Oro, Cotabato, Davao, Dipolog,
General Santos, Ozamiz, Pagadian, Surigao or Zamboanga.
Moreover, CEBs latest international seat sale is for travel
from November 1, 2012 to January 31, 2013. Passengers have
the option to book the following seats: P688 (Clark to Hong
Kong or Macau); P888 (Cebu to
Hong Kong, or Iloilo to Hong
Kong or Singapore); or P1,088
(Cebu to Singapore, or Clark to
Bangkok or Singapore). CEB
will launch Iloilo-Hong Kong
flights on November 8, 2012;
and Iloilo-Singapore flights on
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bikol reporter
10 bikol reporter
Viva El Divino Rostro!

Viva La Virgen
Nuestra Seora de Peafrancia!
DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM
Regional Center Site, Rawis, Legazpi City 4500
Tel. No.: (052) 482-0715 481-5593
Fax No.: 482-0712
Email Address: dot_bicol@yahoo.com
Website: www.gayonbicol.com
MARIA NINI O. RAVANILLA

Regional Director
and Staff
VIVA LA VIRGEN!
VIVA EL DIVINO ROSTRO!
Maogmang fiesta sa gabos!

Hali sa:
VICTOR BICHARA
AND SONS, INC.
BICHARA CINEMA-EMILY ARCADE-BICHARA MALL
VICTOR P. BICHARA JR.

General Manager
Naga City
bikol reporter
11
Bicol Habitat faces another 17th Community-Police Relations Month held

challenge: bamboo houses
They came in long sleeve

shirts and arm cover, wearing buri hat or the malapad
na sombrero, with sun-block
cream applied on exposed
parts of their arms and hands
if only to lessen the bite of the
sun on them for being exposed
for hours to the elements.
They are volunteers lending
their hand and hours to Bicol
Habitat, a local organization of a
cross-section of society affiliated to Bicol Habitat for Humanity International whose mission
is seeking to put Gods love
into action by bringing people
together to build homes, communities and hope for those
who have less of these in life.
This time Bicol Habitat is
into building a model bamboo
houses, designed by architects
from Nepal.
Already, Bicol Habitat has
come up with one model bamboo house in barangay Balatas
in the City of Naga, and more
are coming if a bigger lot is
available. This model bamboo house sits on a 6x6 square
meter lot, have bamboo posts,
bamboo walls, bamboo girders and GI sheets roof. Nails
are not used to tie the posts and
girders, but J hooks. Such a
house is preferred by the urban
poor and even by members of
PagIBIG as it is bigger than the
regular Habitat housing unit of
20 square meters.
Rashmi Manandhar, an architect from Nepal, has been
in the city of Naga for more
than two weeks and has been
sharing her design of a bam-
boo house and the technology

needed to treat locally raised
bamboos. Though having at
first a hard time looking for a
supplier of straight and good
varieties of bamboo, Rasmi has
finally learned the varieties and
the age of the bamboos that are
good for the construction. Critical, then, is the delivery of the
bamboo that meet the specifications and standards required by
the architect.
Keeping the culture of
Bikolnons, a chicken is slaughtered and its blood sprinkled on
the foundation of the bamboo
house.
The flooring of the house
is elevated at 0.50m from the
ground. This is made possible
by a walling of concrete hollow
blocks to lay out the perimeter
of the house. Bamboo nails are
fabricated instead of buying
CW nails from the hardware to
meet another standard: economy of materials used.
The bamboo to be used for
paneling, to be covered with a
plaster of cement, and the posts
in the house are treated by submerging them for 3 days in a
pool of borax and boric acid.
The borax and the boric acid
had to be delivered to Naga
from Sauyo, Novaliches, as
these were not available downtown.
Holes are bored on the bam-
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PSupt Rizalito Guerrero

Gapas (left) receives for the
Iriga PNP one of the two
motorcycles donated by City
Mayor Madelaine AlfelorGazmen (in black) while
Engr. Ronald Felix Y. Alfelor (the Mayors brother)
looks on. The motorcycles
were turned over during the
closing ceremonies of the
17th Community-Police Relations month held recently.
On the same occasion,
awards were given to the following Iriguenos who had
made contributions to the
local PNP. Atty. Santiago D.
Ortega, Jr. for his all-out assistance specially in the use
of the University of Saint An-
thony firing range; Benito and

Monmon Ngo, Teresa Iraola
of the local radio, the Orcines
of Apollo Farms. Lita Robles
of Mazozu Resort, Kabalikat
167 and Engr Ronald Felix Y.
Alfelor for his continued moral
support.
The month-long celebration
of the event included the holding of Police Information and
Continuing Education for the
entire police force while PO1
Nacy M. Malcredo, FJGAD/
Asst. PCR and PO3 Marsha
H. Aquiler, PNCO conducted
inspection in the DVD/VCD
around the city in connection
with the massive campaign
against pornography and video
karera machines,
The closing ceremonies

was highlighted with a mini
concert that featured the
singing and dancing talents
of the policemen. It was
a revelation. Most of the
members of the police force
have hidden talents in singing including PSupt Rizalito
Gapas who wowed the audience with his songs while
SPO2 Efren Soto could really dance. As if Dugong
only knows manning the
traffic, never mind the extreme heat of the sun in all
his never-smiling self.
Lady Police Officer Marsha H. Aquiler (standing
extreme left) showed her
hosting prowess.
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Naga Parochial School pupils visit Robredos crypt.
Supporters, admirers troop

to Robredos resting place
Days after his ash remains
were laid at Eternal Gardens
Memorial Park in Naga City,
many people continue to visit
the grave of the late Interior and
Local Government Secretary
Jesse Robredo.
Last September 6, 2012, a
group of students from Tabaco
National High School in Albay
came to the park to visit the
crypt containing the ashes of
one of Bicols beloved sons.
The students went to the
Basilica Minore of Our Lady
of Peafrancia as part of their
field trip and decided to drop by
the memorial park when they
learned that the grave of Secretary Robredo is open to the public, said Eternal Gardens Naga
branch manager Richard Bringas. The branch entertained a
total of 25 buses of high school
students and teachers that day.
They had their pictures taken by
the Italian black granite pedestal
of the crypt of Robredo.
Another group of students,
this time from Naga Parochial
School, also had a field trip at
the park to see Robredos grave.
The management of Eternal
Gardens Naga says they continue to get calls of inquiries from
other schools that would like to
include the memorial park in

their field trip itinerary.
With the legacy that he has
left, not only to his hometown of
Naga City but also to the whole
country, it is not a surprise that
his crypt has instantly become a
tourist destination. Aside from
students, other private individuals as well as celebrities and
politicians troop to Eternal Gardens to pay their respects to the
former mayor of Naga City.
Robredos ash remains were
interred at Eternal Gardens
Naga on August 28 in a ceremony witnessed by his family
and friends.
PVB cites former Pres. Cory Aquino

During its 20th anniversary, Philippine Veterans Bank (PVB) awarded a posthumous Plaque of
Appreciation to former President Corazon Cory Aquino for her crucial role by signing into law
R.A. 7169 which re-opened PVB as a private commercial bank wholly owned by the Veterans of
World War II & their heirs and as a government depository bank. A thanksgiving ceremony was
recently held at the Board of Trustees for the Veterans of World War II (BTVWWII) Museum in
Taguig City to recognize the distinguished personalities who were instrumental in the Banks
re-opening. In the photo, receiving the Plaque of Appreciation for President Cory Aquino are
daughters Maria Elena Ballsy Aquino Cruz (3rd from right) and Victoria Elisa Biel AquinoDee (2nd from right), and also former Senator Agapito Butz Aquino (4th from right). Others in
photo are (L-R) PVB Chairman Col. Emmanuel V. de Ocampo (left most), Dra. Pilar de Ocampo
(5th from right) and PVB President & CEO Ricardo A. Balbido Jr. (rightmost)
Bicol Habitat . . .
boos to be used for horizontal
connection and these are immersed for treatment.
The area provided to Bicol
Habitat for the construction of
the model bamboo house is an
81 square meter lot acquired by
the City Government of Naga
through its Housing and Settlements Development Office for

the Uswag Balatas Urban Poor
Association. To settle to whom
to award the bamboo house, a
a raffle draw was conducted by
City Mayor John G. Bongat. Mr.
Ronie and Mrs. Marison Balona
had Lady Luck on their side that
day.
There are still 81 beneficiaries
waiting for their respective lots.
This number can easily become
600 if spelled out into families.
Each bamboo unit costs
roughly P200,000. It has a living
room, a bedroom, a dining room
and kitchen and a toilet bath
room. The toilet and bath and
their septic tank are of hollow
blocks and concrete.
Requirements must be met for
a family to receive such a housing unit. Six (6) months after
the award of the lot, the family
must have completed building
the house. For this purpose, the
family had to undergo a training
on the technology used and the
specifications to be followed in
constructing the bamboo house ,
similar to the one conducted by
Architect Rashmi days before
the actual construction of the
model bamboo house on August
21, 2012.
Volunteers in the construction of the first Habitat Bamboo
House in barangay Balatas were
students from Naga College
Foundation, Bicol State College
of Applied Sciences and Technology, University o0f Nueva

Caceres, Ateneo Sarong Banggi
Junior Eagles, Naga City Montessori School.
Lending their hands were
members of the
Balatas
Homepartners
Association,
LGU-Libon, LGU-Nabua, LGUCamaligan, Homeless Peoples
Federation, Uswag Balatas Urban Poor Association, Naga City
Urban Poor Federation.
Co-sponsors in the construction were Lucky 9, Uniform Express, Vast Agro, Rinkunada Distributor, Atlantic Bakery, Tubig
Isarog, Graceland, Crown Hotel.
These volunteers had an aggregate total of 305.
Composing the technical team
from Habitat for Humanity Philippines were: Mr. August Baltazar, HBRC Mananger; Engr.
Edgardo Quilates, Technical Coordinator for the event; Mr. Boyet
Macorol, ARMM Project Head;
Engr. Toto Baares, CDO Project Hear; Engr. Dan Mostrales,
Iligan Project Head and Arch.
Lito Monreal of Habitat for Humanity Philippines.
The bamboo house dedication
was made on August 31, 2012.
On September 4, 2012 Ms.
Consuelo T. Dy, BHFH President
had a souvenir shot with Naga
College Foundation Volunteers in
the newly finished model bamboo
house. Jalousie windows were installed on Sept. 5, 2012.
bikol reporter
13
Padanayon an maimbod na debosyon sa satuyang mahal na INA Nuestra Seora de Peafrancia.
VIVA LA VIRGEN! VIVA EL DIVINO ROSTRO!
PHILWORKS CONSTRUCTION
& SUPPLY
Ms GRACE B. DE LEON
Proprietor/Manager
Enrile Subdivision, Concepcion Grande, Naga City

Every month of September, we celebrate the annual feast of the miraculous Virgin of Peafrancia.

Fiesta greetings from:
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS AND HIGHWAYS

5th Engineering District Office
Engr. WILLARD KENNETH I. ATUTUBO DE

Engr. EDY FERDINAND R. JOVEN ADE
Section Chiefs / and Personnel
Baras, Canaman, Camarines Sur
Madya kamo sa pagrokyaw sa kafiestahan kan satuyang namomotan na INA Nuestra Seora de Peafrancia!

Hali ki:
Engr. & Mrs. ANDREW B. OPEA

and Family
Owner
A-B Opea BuilderS

Parkview Village, San Felipe, Naga City
An pagselebrar niato sa kafiestahan ni INA sarong pagpagiromdom na dapat papusogon asin pataluboon an debosyon.
BIMBO CONSTRUCTION and SUPPLY

MR. Bimbo de Leon Jr.
Proprietor/General Manager
Concepcion Pequea, Naga City
14 bikol reporter
VIVA LA VIRGEN!
VIVA HOME DEPOT

Dealer of tiles, bathroom fixtures,
paints, electrical supplies & DIY
Concepcion Grande & Peafrancia Ave., Naga City
VIVA LA VIRGEN!
FRANCIS C. CHAVEZ
Manager
Naga City
Welcome devotees, guests and participants to the
feast of Our Lady of Peafrancia.
VIVA LA VIRGEN!
Sa gabos na deboto ni INA maogmang fiesta!
VIVA LA VIRGEN!
Hali ki:
MR. & MRS.
ISIDRO A. MAGISTRADO
Nee: Engr. Alice Ballester

Children: *IVY *APRIL ROSE DANG
*JOHN PAULO BOBOY
Naga City
Ngonian na pista, pasiramon ta ang mga lutong

resipe, magbakal nin barato, malinig, tama sa kilong
karne, makukua sa:
AMY BERMAS
MEAT & CHICKEN SHOP

2nd Level Naga City Peoples Mall
Ex-Mayor & Mrs. NELSON B. JULIA

and Family
Magarao, Camarines Sur
VIVA LA VIRGEN!
Bt BESCOM TRADING
TEMSON ABOY CHUA
Proprietor
Dealer of all kinds of construction materials

Panganiban cor. Misericordia Sts. Naga City
VIVA LA VIRGEN!
WILLBROS MARKETING
Managed by:
Mr. & Mrs. William Belleca
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NYC reminds youth, students:

Plagiarism is wrong!
In light of the recent incidents of alleged plagiarism,
the National Youth Commissioncalls on the youth to
avoid plagiarism and to respect Intellectual Property
Rights (IPR).
Even if a public official
says that it is alright that he
copied from a source and
failed to attribute, still, we
would like to remind young
people, especially students,
that plagiarism is wrong.
Undersecretary Leon Flores
III, Chairman of the National
Youth Commission says.
Plagiarism is derived from
the Latin word plagiaries
or kidnappers, referring to
someone who steals others
work. According to Oxford
Dictionary, plagiarism is the
practice of taking someone
elses work or ideas and passing them off as ones own.
In the Philippines, the government ensures to protect
and promote intellectual property rights through several
policies. These policies were
both in the 1973 Constitution which provides that the
exclusive right to inventions,
writings and artistic creations
shall be secured to inventors,
authors, and artists for a limited period and in the 1987
Constitution which explicitly
mandates that the State shall
protect intellectual property.
With seamless flow of
information now provided
especially by the internet, it is

important that proper attribution be made. We should resist
the temptation to copy-paste
without attribution because
that is still tantamount to
stealing. Call it by any other
name, but stealing someones
idea through plagiarism is still
stealing. Proper attribution is
the difficult right, plagiarism
is the easy wrong. Chairman Flores adds.
Sometimes, even if we
do not have a law against
something that is blatantly
wrong, it still does not make it
right. In this case, we do have
copyright regulations that are
clearly outlined in the Intellectual Property Rights Law.
But nonetheless, the lack
of definition of plagiarism
only means that the efforts
of our legislative institutions
have been found inadequate
in pushing for these mechanisms to prevent stealing of
ideas and information.
The National Youth Commission, created in 1995
pursuant to Republic Act
8044 otherwise known as the
Youth in Nation-Building
Act, is the voice and advocate of the youth. It operates
under the Office of the President of the Philippines as the
policy-making, coordinating
body of all youth-related institutions, programs, projects,
and activities of the government.
bikol reporter
15
Albay scouts represent youths

in Senate hearing on sin tax bill
By Aida Alcazar-Naz
LEGAZPI CITY -- Scouts
from Albay province caught
the attention of those attending the third plenary session
of the Senate hearing on sin
tax bill last Thursday.
Ricardo de Castro, a high
school student of Ligao National High school who acted as
spokesperson of the 55-strong
delegation from the province
expounded on the merits of the
sin tax bill.
De Castro said the youth
wants a smoke-free community. That among themselves,
they value the benefits of nonsmoking and 0they hope their
elders will stop smoking because its ill-effects affect nonsmokers.
Scout de Castro was among
the 52 boy and girl scouts who
participated in the hearing and
joined the pro group. These
scouts were high school students from the cities of Legazpi, Tabaco, and Ligao and the
towns of Daraga and Guinobatan.
Albay province has an existing no-smoking ordinance
and so with the five local government units.
In that session were Senator
Ralph Recto, chairman ways
and means committee; Senate
president Juan Ponce Enrile,
senators Pia Cayetano, Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and Aquilino
Pimentel III who listened to the
arguments on the pros and cons
on the sin tax bill said Herbert
Borja, who accompanied the
Greetings from:
BEEH ANNS
CARNAVAL
students to the hearing.

The youths of Albay joined
the pro sin tax bill group which
consisted of, among others, Dr.
Tony Dans, Dr. Maricar Limpin,
and Philippine Cancer Society.
Dans is a practitioner of internal medicine at the Philippine General Hospital where
he supervises the management
of an outpatient charity service
that cares for indigent patients.
Limpin is the executive
director of Framework Convention on Tobacco Control
Alliance-Philippines.
The
worldwide alliance is composed
of 300 organizations from 100
countries.
Representatives from the tobacco and liquor industries also
attended said hearing.
Borja said that the passage of
the bill when approved means a
big win for health.
It will be a big reduction on
the number of persons contracting illnesses due to smoking,
lung cancer among others.
Borja whose father had emphysema and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
due to smoking also explained
that the illness was a drain to
the familys coffers including
mental and psychological an-
guish of the relatives.

People who think that smoking helps them think well, Borja
said is a myth.
Meanwhile, Governor Salceda in a meeting last Friday
commented that he is on his
206th day of not smoking.
Borja emphasized that the
approval of the bill is a win for
the economy. He said that nontobacco producing provinces
will benefit from the revenues
accrued from the taxes.
In Albay alone, 23 percent
of the IRA is appropriated for
health services. The local gov-
Nabbed
(Turn to page 23)
Ariel Caleon
Forester Rusty Abrera, Protected Area Superintendent of Bicol Natural Park Camarines Norte
side caught Alfred Rada (handcuffed) violating forestry laws. Rada was caught red handed
making charcoal in the protected area using illegally cut lumber.
Ako asin an sakong familia nakikisumaro

sa saindo sa pagselebrar kan kafiestahan
ni Nuestra Seora de Peafrancia!
VIVA LA VIRGEN!
Where you can enjoy different

kinds of rides in celebrating the
Peafrancia Fiesta
Abella St., Naga City
Happy Peafrancia Fiesta!
Greetings from:
Engr. & Mrs.

Erly Texon
and Family
Lagonoy, Camarines Sur
Representative
SALVIO FORTUNO
5th District, Rinconada, Camarines Sur
16 bikol reporter

Republic of the Philippines
OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER
An Maogmang Lugar
City Hall, Naga City
Tel No. 472-20-50 / 472-81-67
2nd NOTICE OF TAX DELINQUENCY OF REAL PROPERTY TAX IN THE CITY OF NAGA
TAX COMPUTED AS OF SEPTEMBER, 2012
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New T.D No.
Pin #
Location
Area
K/C
New Assessed
Value
Year
Delinquent
REY, REMEGIO A. ; RUBEN ; SALVACION

OLAO, RAMON
OLAO, RAMON JR.
OLAO, SEGUNDINA
ISIDORO, EMMA
FERRER, SEGUNDO
08-02-0001-00119
08-02-0001-00306
08-02-0001-00333
08-02-0001-00406
08-02-0001-00453
08-02-0001-00455
135-02-0001-002-002-0000
135-02-0001-003-003-0000
135-02-0001-003-024-0000
135-02-0001-004-006-0000
135-02-0001-004-019-0000
135-02-0001-004-023-0000
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
1,392.00
804.00
389.00
2,256.00
816.00
200.00
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
1,459,500.00
379,680.00
61,270.00
350,690.00
172,580.00
45,200.00
REYES, APOLINARIO B.
MORANO, CORNELIO III
DIZON, PROSPERIDAD REYES
YADAO, ALFREDO
YADAO, ALFREDO
RURAL BANK OF PAMPLONA (CS)
AGURA, ARMANDO & MADRID, MARIO
SURIBA, AURORA
08-02-0001-00471
08-02-0001-00477
08-02-0001-00478
08-02-0001-00489
08-02-0001-00490
08-02-0001-00495
08-02-0001-00496
08-02-0001-00497
135-02-0001-004-037-0000
135-02-0001-004-037-1006
135-02-0001-004-038-0000
135-02-0001-004-039-0000
135-02-0001-004-039-1001
135-02-0001-004-042-0000
135-02-0001-004-043-0000
135-02-0001-004-044-0000
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
752.00
72.00
753.00
100.00
133.59
454.00
108.00
100.00
LR
BR
LR
LR
BR
LR
LR
LR
308,280.00
26,890.00
310,700.00
52,500.00
25,680.00
71,510.00
17,010.00
15,750.00
BASBAS, ROGELIO
LAHOM, ISABELITA c/o CORDERO, IDA
CORDERO, IDA
SANTIAGO, VISITACION SIBULO c/o SAYNO, JUSTINO
MADRID, MARIO
ABIOG, PERCIVAL
SIBULO, ANTONIO S. JR. c/o OLOTEO, CATALINA
COMPETENTE, TEODORO
COMPETENTE, TEODORO
UVERO, TRINIDAD S.
UVERO, TRINIDAD S.
UVERO, TRINIDAD S. c/o ATIENZO, ANICIA
ALBIS, JOSEFINA
FAUSTO, RUBEN J.
ROBLES, WENCESLAWA ESPIRITU VDA DE.
ISRAEL, PEDRO & GREGORIA
ISRAEL, PEDRO & GREGORIA
SANTIAGO, VISITACION SIBULO
VILLAMOE, ROMEO E.
SIBULO, ANTONIO S. JR.
COMPUESTO, JOSE & EMELINDA
SAN JOSE, IRIS M.
ASIDO, EDNA A.
SURTIDO, SIMEON
SAN JOSE, IRIS M.
OCAMPO, DOMINGO
OLAR, JUAN
NARON, LEILANY
CONDE, JAIME
BABALA, ROGELIO F.
CONSORTE, ISAAC
PERFECTO, ENGRACIO
ANTONIO, RAUL
VILLAR, AMANDO
PASTOR, JAIME P.
PASTOR, JAIME P.
RURAL BANK OF CANAMAN INC. c/o SOL, NICOLAS
GABO, HONORATO
OROSCO, FULGENCIO
OBIAS, GENEROSA
ABLANEDA, HERMINIO
VECENA, YOLANDA
REDONDO, ELPIDIO JR.
SIA, RUBEN S.
SIA, RUBEN S.
SIA, RUBEN S.
SIA, DOMINGA S.
AGUINALDO, IRENE
ABACANO, FELICITAS
PESICO, ALBERTO
OLIVERA, DANILO
VERGARA, IRENE A.
08-02-0001-00539
08-02-0001-00561
08-02-0001-00562
08-02-0001-00573
08-02-0001-00582
08-02-0001-00589
08-02-0001-00594
08-02-0001-00612
08-02-0001-00613
08-02-0001-00614
08-02-0001-00615
08-02-0001-00616
08-02-0001-00618
08-02-0001-00619
08-02-0001-00627
08-02-0001-00629
08-02-0001-00630
08-02-0001-00631
08-02-0001-00635
08-02-0001-00637
08-02-0001-00642
08-02-0001-00669
08-02-0001-00670
08-02-0001-00672
08-02-0001-00675
08-02-0001-00689
08-02-0001-00691
08-02-0001-00693
08-02-0001-00696
08-02-0001-00706
08-02-0001-00708
08-02-0001-00710
08-02-0001-00711
08-02-0001-00714
08-02-0001-00717
08-02-0001-00718
08-02-0001-00719
08-02-0001-00721
08-02-0001-00726
08-02-0001-00733
08-02-0001-00734
08-02-0001-00735
08-02-0001-00741
08-02-0001-00752
08-02-0001-00754
08-02-0001-00755
08-02-0001-00757
08-02-0001-00766
08-02-0001-00775
08-02-0001-00783
08-02-0001-00786
08-02-0001-00788
135-02-0001-004-074-0000
135-02-0001-004-086-0000
135-02-0001-004-086-1001
135-02-0001-004-095-0000
135-02-0001-004-101-0000
135-02-0001-004-106-0000
135-02-0001-004-108-0000
135-02-0001-004-120-0000
135-02-0001-004-120-1001
135-02-0001-004-121-0000
135-02-0001-004-122-0000
135-02-0001-004-123-0000
135-02-0001-004-124-0000
135-02-0001-004-125-0000
135-02-0001-004-131-0000
135-02-0001-004-133-0000
135-02-0001-004-134-0000
135-02-0001-004-135-0000
135-02-0001-004-138-0000
135-02-0001-004-140-0000
135-02-0001-004-145-0000
135-02-0001-005-008-0000
135-02-0001-005-009-0000
135-02-0001-005-010-0000
135-02-0001-005-012-0000
135-02-0001-006-002-0000
135-02-0001-006-003-0000
135-02-0001-006-004-0000
135-02-0001-006-006-0000
135-02-0001-006-013-0000
135-02-0001-006-014-0000
135-02-0001-006-015-0000
135-02-0001-006-016-0000
135-02-0001-006-018-0000
135-02-0001-006-019-0000
135-02-0001-006-019-1001
135-02-0001-006-020-0000
135-02-0001-006-021-0000
135-02-0001-006-023-0000
135-02-0001-006-025-0000
135-02-0001-006-026-0000
135-02-0001-006-027-0000
135-02-0001-006-030-0000
135-02-0001-006-032-0000
135-02-0001-006-032-1002
135-02-0001-006-033-0000
135-02-0001-006-033-1002
135-02-0001-006-037-0000
135-02-0001-006-042-0000
135-02-0001-006-046-0000
135-02-0001-006-048-0000
135-02-0001-006-049-0000
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
150.00
117.00
80.00
68.00
94.00
139.00
65.00
108.00
70.65
99.00
85.00
65.00
99.00
69.00
295.00
78.00
153.00
59.00
257.00
220.00
74.00
199.00
180.00
180.00
183.00
134.00
132.00
132.00
132.00
130.00
130.00
136.00
149.00
130.00
134.00
86.34
136.00
130.00
130.00
106.00
165.00
150.00
450.00
154.00
153.38
543.00
193.55
66.00
87.00
136.00
129.00
136.00
LR
LR
BR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
BR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
BR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
BC
LR
BC
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
33,750.00 2002-11
26,330.00 2003-11
48,730.00 1997-11
35,700.00 1991-11
64,160.00 2008(4)-11
31,280.00 2009-11
14,630.00 1994-11
24,300.00 2009-11
118,980.00 2006-11
22,280.00 2007-11
19,130.00 2007-11
14,630.00 2003-11
22,280.00 2006-11
15,530.00 2009-11
66,380.00 2007-11
17,550.00 2003-11
34,430.00 2005-11
30,980.00 2002-11
57,830.00 2000-11
49,500.00 2007-11
16,650.00 2001-11
31,340.00 2001-11
37,260.00 2007-11
28,350.00 2002-11
28,820.00 2001-11
30,150.00 1980-11
29,700.00 1980-11
29,700.00 2005-11
29,700.00 1993-11
29,250.00 2006-11
29,250.00 2005-11
30,600.00 2001-11
33,530.00 1980-11
29,250.00 1998-11
30,150.00 1995-11
- 1994-08
30,600.00 1994-11
29,250.00 2003-11
29,250.00 1990-11
23,850.00 1991-11
37,130.00 2006-11
33,750.00 1980-11
165,380.00 1980-11
34,650.00 2004-11
32,300.00 2003-11
234,050.00 2004-11
30,770.00 2006-11
34,650.00 2001-11
45,680.00 2006-11
30,600.00 2008-11
29,030.00 2006-11
30,600.00 2009-11
Declared Owner
Unpaid
Taxes
Penalties
Total
Delinquent
2007-11
1995-11
2004-11
1996-11
1987-11
2005-11
45,536.40
31,552.88
9,270.40
49,937.84
34,462.64
5,792.96
28,699.68
21,442.40
6,233.36
33,430.16
22,894.56
3,845.44
74,236.08
52,995.28
15,503.76
83,368.00
57,357.20
9,638.40
2009-11
1994-11
2006-11
2006-11
2007-11
2004-11
1984-11
2009-11
9,796.85
10,123.52
19,458.16
1,848.00
3,619.52
15,872.08
4,960.24
945.12
6,333.36
7,094.80
12,518.48
1,078.56
2,421.00
10,912.88
3,272.96
567.04
16,130.21
17,218.32
31,976.64
2,926.56
6,040.52
26,784.96
8,233.20
1,512.16
5,186.24
3,601.68
7,725.84
4,740.80
1,294.72
1,723.04
2,892.40
1,458.00
7,161.04
1,111.60
954.72
1,094.40
2,225.12
509.84
5,639.36
2,895.37
4,739.20
2,665.04
11,686.40
5,082.00
2,314.96
4,530.56
3,552.56
4,343.36
4,165.20
7,134.88
6,970.48
3,533.20
6,285.20
2,967.20
3,316.64
4,407.20
6,549.12
5,345.76
6,076.64
8,305.68
6,034.32
4,092.80
6,512.64
4,835.04
4,083.04
9,238.00
20,526.48
5,242.96
12,209.68
17,386.64
4,794.60
3,155.20
2,860.56
2,320.64
3,192.56
1,836.00
3,491.12
2,403.44
5,288.24
3,183.12
766.44
1,017.84
1,978.40
874.88
4,607.20
700.48
601.76
722.56
1,443.28
297.52
3,587.76
1,958.32
3,164.32
1,770.40
7,997.36
3,302.72
1,548.00
3,036.16
2,289.52
2,922.80
2,791.28
4,630.48
4,544.08
2,330.08
4,311.36
1,925.72
2,177.36
2,952.72
4,321.52
3,638.24
4,157.68
5,980.24
4,124.24
2,736.16
4,390.88
3,272.48
2,672.32
5,969.92
12,898.40
3,525.36
8,529.40
11,395.84
3,202.92
2,105.20
1,840.32
1,450.56
2,089.52
1,101.60
8,677.36
6,005.12
13,014.08
7,923.92
2,061.16
2,740.88
4,870.80
2,332.88
11,768.24
1,812.08
1,556.48
1,816.96
3,668.40
807.36
9,227.12
4,853.69
7,903.52
4,435.44
19,683.76
8,384.72
3,862.96
7,566.72
5,842.08
7,266.16
6,956.48
11,765.36
11,514.56
5,863.28
10,596.56
4,892.92
5,494.00
7,359.92
10,870.64
8,984.00
10,234.32
14,285.92
10,158.56
6,828.96
10,903.52
8,107.52
6,755.36
15,207.92
33,424.88
8,768.32
20,739.08
28,782.48
7,997.52
5,260.40
4,700.88
3,771.20
5,282.08
2,937.60

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Declared Owner
BADURIA, FLORENCIO
ALFON, BEBINA H.
OBIAS, GENEROSA
OBIAS, GENEROSA
OBIAS, GENEROSA
OBIAS, GENEROSA
PANELO, EMILJUN & JUNELMOR
OLAO, CONSUELO VDA DE
VERGARA, EDGARDO R.
SEVILLA, EMILIA R. ( widow )
BOLIVAR, DELIA B.
DASIGAN, DOLORES PASTOR
DELEA, LUCIA R. ( widow )
SAN AGUSTIN, CARLITO
HIZO, TEODOSIO A. JR.
SAN AGUSTIN, CARLITO & ROSALINDA
ALAMER, DOMNGO B.
DELA ROSA, JOEL T.
UVERO, LINUS S.
LACERNA, PEDRO
LACERNA, PEDRO
LACERNA, PEDRO
FUENTEBELLA, EULALIA
FUENTEBELLA, EULALIA
CHANCO, LUIS
DY CHIAO, BENITO S.
DY CHIAO, BENITO S.
FUENTEBELLA, EULALIA A.
ROSE PHARMACY INC.
LAYOSA, GARETH
ESPIRITU, MARIA VENUS RACADAG
ROMANO, JOSE
GALIDO, OSCAR
LAYOSA, GARETH
GALIDO, EGMEDIO
SANDUCO, HELEN O.
PAYCANA, FLORENCIA S.
BIBE, FRANCISCO
MELANTE, JULIETA
MELANTE, FELIX
VELASCO, LOURDES
ALFON, BEBINA H.
SANDUCO, GREGORIO O.
ABARQUEZ, ELIZABETH VERGARA
PALOMAR, JUAN
CABAEL, MANUEL & ZENAIDA MONTE
CABAEL, MANUEL & ZENAIDA MONTE
TRACENA, CORAZON
BICOL SAVINGS & LOAN ASS. c/o OLIVER, JULIO
BICOL SAVINGS & LOAN ASS.
BICOL SAVINGS & LOAN ASS.
HIDALGO, SIMEON
HERNANDEZ, BERNARDO HRS OF
TABUZO, CATALINA
STO. TOMAS, ANTERO SR. HRS OF
IMPERIAL, PEDRO V.
STO. TOMAS, ANDRES ET. AL.
IMPERIAL, RAMON V.
DY, FELIPE ENG CHONG
DY, FELIPE ENG CHONG
HERNANDEZ, RUBEN & ALICIA ( sps )
HERNANDEZ, RUBEN
HERNANDEZ, RUBEN
HERNANDEZ, RUBEN & ALICIA ( sps )
ELLA, ADELA VDA DE.
LIM, ERNESTO & ZENAIDA
IMPERIAL, PHILIP T.
IMPERIAL, PHILIP T.
AURELLANO, ARSENIA G. ( widow )
SARASPI, JOSE
CRUZ, EDUARDO B.
CRUZ, EDUARDO B. & TEODORO; ROMEO B.
DELA TRINIDAD, JAIME ET. AL.
SARASPI, GUILLERMO & REGALA D.
SARASPI, GUILLERMO & REGALA D.
CLEDERA, ARMANDO ET. AL.
CLEDERA, ARMANDO
REYES, APOLONIO & CARMEN G.
REYES, APOLONIO & CARMEN G.
DEMABASA, VIRGILIO
bikol reporter
17
New T.D No.
Pin #
Location
Area
K/C
New Assessed
Value
Year
Delinquent
Unpaid
Taxes
Penalties
Total
Delinquent
08-02-0001-00789
08-02-0001-00791
08-02-0001-00790
08-02-0001-00792
08-02-0001-00793
08-02-0001-00794
08-02-0001-00795
08-02-0001-00853
08-02-0001-00874
08-02-0001-00910
08-02-0001-00922
08-02-0001-00923
08-02-0001-00927
08-02-0001-00929
08-02-0001-00931
08-02-0001-00937
08-02-0001-01002
08-02-0001-01006
08-02-0001-01033
08-02-0001-01040
08-02-0001-01041
08-02-0001-01042
08-02-0001-01044
08-02-0001-01045
08-02-0001-01046
08-02-0001-01102
08-02-0001-01103
08-02-0001-01119
08-02-0001-01104
08-02-0001-01132
08-02-0001-01136
08-02-0001-01142
08-02-0001-01145
08-02-0001-01147
08-02-0001-01149
08-02-0001-01231
08-02-0001-01235
08-02-0001-01240
08-02-0001-01247
08-02-0001-01248
08-02-0001-01249
08-02-0001-01273
08-02-0001-01280
08-02-0001-01289
08-02-0001-01295
08-02-0001-01317
08-02-0001-01318
08-02-0001-01319
08-02-0001-01320
08-02-0001-01322
08-02-0001-01329
08-02-0001-01335
08-02-0001-01337
08-02-0001-01345
08-02-0001-01346
08-02-0001-01353
08-02-0001-01354
08-02-0001-01363
08-02-0001-01373
08-02-0001-01374
08-02-0001-01392
08-02-0001-01393
08-02-0001-01393
08-02-0001-01394
08-02-0001-01406
08-02-0001-01399
08-02-0001-00002
08-02-0001-00003
08-02-0002-00035
08-02-0002-00038
08-02-0002-00047
08-02-0002-00048
08-02-0002-00050
08-02-0002-00057
08-02-0002-00111
08-02-0002-00087
08-02-0002-00115
08-02-0002-00116
08-02-0002-00117
08-02-0002-00133
135-02-0001-006-050-0000
135-02-0001-006-052-0000
135-02-0001-006-051-0000
135-02-0001-006-053-0000
135-02-0001-006-054-0000
135-02-0001-006-055-0000
135-02-0001-006-056-0000
135-02-0001-007-016-0000
135-02-0001-007-027-0000
135-02-0001-007-053-0000
135-02-0001-007-062-0000
135-02-0001-007-063-0000
135-02-0001-007-067-0000
135-02-0001-007-069-0000
135-02-0001-007-072-0000
135-02-0001-007-078-0000
135-02-0001-008-025-1001
135-02-0001-008-027-0000
135-02-0001-009-006-0000
135-02-0001-009-009-0000
135-02-0001-009-009-1001
135-02-0001-009-009-1002
135-02-0001-009-010-0000
135-02-0001-009-011-0000
135-02-0001-009-011-1001
135-02-0001-009-054-0000
135-02-0001-009-054-1001
135-02-0001-009-065-0000
135-02-0001-009-054-7001
135-02-0001-010-002-1003
135-02-0001-010-004-0000
135-02-0001-010-007-0000
135-02-0001-010-009-0000
135-02-0001-010-010-0000
135-02-0001-010-011-0000
135-02-0001-010-017-0000
135-02-0001-010-019-0000
135-02-0001-010-024-0000
135-02-0001-010-029-0000
135-02-0001-010-029-1001
135-02-0001-010-031-0000
135-02-0001-010-039-0000
135-02-0001-010-045-0000
135-02-0001-011-005-0000
135-02-0001-011-009-0000
135-02-0001-011-025-0000
135-02-0001-011-025-1001
135-02-0001-011-026-0000
135-02-0001-011-028-0000
135-02-0001-011-029-0000
135-02-0001-011-034-0000
135-02-0001-012-002-1001
135-02-0001-012-003-1001
135-02-0001-012-009-0000
135-02-0001-012-009-1001
135-02-0001-012-016-0000
135-02-0001-012-016-1001
135-02-0001-012-022-0000
135-02-0001-012-028-0000
135-02-0001-012-031-0000
135-02-0001-012-038-0000
135-02-0001-012-038-1001
135-02-0001-012-038-1001
135-02-0001-012-040-0000
135-02-0001-012-054-0000
135-02-0001-012-066-1001
135-02-0001-001-001-1002
135-02-0001-001-001-1003
135-02-0002-001-019-0000
135-02-0002-001-021-0000
135-02-0002-001-024-1004
135-02-0002-001-024-1005
135-02-0002-001-025-0000
135-02-0002-001-027-0000
135-02-0002-001-045-0000
135-02-0002-001-041-0000
135-02-0002-001-048-0000
135-02-0002-001-050-0000
135-02-0002-001-050-1001
135-02-0002-001-061-0000
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Abella
Bag. Norte
Bag. Norte
Bag. Norte
Bag. Norte
Bag. Norte
Bag. Norte
Bag. Norte
Bag. Norte
Bag. Norte
Bag. Norte
Bag. Norte
Bag. Norte
135.00
110.00
32.00
49.00
130.00
203.00
195.00
361.00
233.00
204.00
100.00
158.00
173.00
291.00
100.00
1,053.00
75.00
1,542.00
500.00
250.00
116.00
45.54
38.00
347.00
84.00
75.00
150.00
231.00
47.32
200.00
200.00
200.00
292.00
208.00
609.00
609.00
128.00
118.00
54.00
120.00
134.00
110.00
216.00
258.00
240.00
48.00
240.00
185.00
240.00
243.00
200.00
151.15
80.00
106.80
53.00
127.00
92.00
267.00
38.00
50.00
67.50
20.00
33.50
70.00
120.00
131.40
31.50
629.00
400.00
105.00
387.39
602.00
173.00
45.00
263.00
88.00
81.00
66.50
415.00
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
BC
LR
LR
LR
BR
BC
LR
LR
BR
LR
BC
LR
BC
BR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
BR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
BR
LR
LR
LR
LR
BR
BR
LC
BR
LC
BC
LC
LC
LC
LC
BR
BC
LC
LR
BR
BC
BC
LR
LR
BR
BR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
BR
LR
30,380.00
24,750.00
7,200.00
11,030.00
29,250.00
45,680.00
43,880.00
132,670.00
85,630.00
74,970.00
52,500.00
82,950.00
90,830.00
152,780.00
36,750.00
410,130.00
13,550.00
375,060.00
787,500.00
562,500.00
7,100.00
85,500.00
714,600.00
45,790.00
562,500.00
101,250.00
121,280.00
26,350.00
21,770.00
45,000.00
45,000.00
45,000.00
65,700.00
46,800.00
109,630.00
109,630.00
28,800.00
26,550.00
18,530.00
27,000.00
30,150.00
24,750.00
48,600.00
58,050.00
54,000.00
49,490.00
54,000.00
41,630.00
54,000.00
60,140.00
57,660.00
48,930.00
480,000.00
23,840.00
206,700.00
552,000.00
2,002,500.00
285,000.00
300,000.00
25,340.00
64,150.00
201,000.00
210,000.00
55,890.00
43,360.00
23,910.00
297,150.00
150,000.00
187,770.00
1,102,340.00
294,840.00
90,830.00
23,630.00
138,080.00
39,600.00
30,380.00
25,749.00
197,400.00
1994-11
2000-11
1993-11
1993-11
1993-11
1993-11
2006-11
1991-11
2007-11
2006-11
2009-11
1998-11
2008-11
2008-11
2006-11
2008-11
2002-11
2008-11
2005-11
2009-11
2003-08
2003-11
2009-11
2009-11
2009-11
2010-11
2010-11
1998-11
2010-11
2007-11
2007-11
1986-11
1980-11
2006-11
1985-11
2010-11
2003-11
2000-11
1991-11
2002-11
2002-11
2000-11
2006-11
2007-11
2004-11
2005-11
1993-11
2007-11
2008-11
2001-11
2009-11
1997-11
1980-11
1953-11
1998-11
2007-11
2003-08
2010-11
2010-11
2010-11
2009-11
2009-11
2009-11
2009-11
1993-11
2005-11
1994-11
1994-11
2010-11
2009-11
2010-11
2010-11
2007-11
2008-11
2008-11
1991-11
1987-11
2009-11
2009-11
2008-11
7,480.16
4,132.16
1,412.88
2,163.84
5,741.44
9,020.48
5,440.80
15,589.68
4,579.44
4,695.04
1,848.00
8,805.60
4,027.44
6,774.48
2,959.20
10,544.48
3,277.28
16,631.68
30,497.04
9,625.04
2,209.44
2,103.36
1,463.04
12,227.60
2,747.52
17,959.24
4,556.32
20,445.52
1,185.76
2,078.08
4,620.00
9,276.24
10,985.20
8,146.80
11,055.92
4,385.28
14,996.16
5,100.64
4,760.96
3,794.32
4,407.84
5,340.16
3,069.12
4,129.36
6,145.20
5,515.20
4,849.60
4,587.84
3,163.92
10,278.72
3,608.40
17,712.08
13,600.08
106,338.72
12,597.10
16,625.52
4,912.60
15,421.08
63,934.84
9,099.32
16,762.00
1,520.40
1,480.98
8,021.52
47,938.80
7,204.24
7,882.20
9,045.24
7,471.20
7,392.00
5,657.84
40,993.52
28,890.40
4,027.44
1,047.60
16,510.08
4,567.28
1,496.88
1,544.88
15,604.00
5,167.20
2,796.80
964.96
1,478.48
3,923.12
6,165.76
3,601.36
10,456.40
2,886.24
3,020.64
1,078.56
5,942.00
2,463.84
4,144.32
1,903.84
6,154.08
2,249.80
10,174.48
19,752.88
5,617.52
1,590.72
1,456.88
853.92
7,136.48
1,648.40
9,502.04
2,460.36
13,847.44
640.32
1,339.44
3,002.40
6,095.76
7,156.32
5,392.64
7,353.60
2,368.00
10,007.84
3,465.12
3,167.20
2,598.48
2,979.36
3,627.92
2,031.52
2,626.96
4,011.04
3,586.56
3,350.88
2,918.80
1,978.16
7,012.00
2,165.04
12,337.04
8,344.80
68,509.92
8,898.10
10,514.72
3,537.16
8,159.20
33,827.32
4,814.36
9,782.84
922.38
876.08
4,244.08
33,004.00
4,784.56
5,506.04
6,319.04
3,952.96
4,314.24
2,993.52
21,764.56
18,678.24
2,463.84
640.88
11,042.64
2,971.20
873.68
927.04
9,813.60
12,647.36
6,928.96
2,377.84
3,642.32
9,664.56
15,186.24
9,042.16
26,046.08
7,465.68
7,715.68
2,926.56
14,747.60
6,491.28
10,918.80
4,863.04
16,698.56
5,527.08
26,806.16
50,249.92
15,242.56
3,800.16
3,560.24
2,316.96
19,364.08
4,395.92
27,461.28
7,016.68
34,292.96
1,826.08
3,417.52
7,622.40
15,372.00
18,141.52
13,539.44
18,409.52
6,753.28
25,004.00
8,565.76
7,928.16
6,392.80
7,387.20
8,968.08
5,100.64
6,756.32
10,156.24
9,101.76
8,200.48
7,506.64
5,142.08
17,290.72
5,773.44
30,049.12
21,944.88
174,848.64
21,495.20
27,140.24
8,449.76
23,580.28
97,762.16
13,913.68
26,544.84
2,442.78
2,357.06
12,265.60
80,942.80
11,988.80
13,388.24
15,364.28
11,424.16
11,706.24
8,651.36
62,758.08
47,568.64
6,491.28
1,688.48
27,552.72
7,538.48
2,370.56
2,471.92
25,417.60
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Declared Owner
DEMABASA, VIRGILIO
RIVERA, JAIME
SAN JOSE, JOSE NOLASCO
SAN JOSE, JOSE NOLASCO
CURIOSO, SOCORRO VALISTO
CURIOSO, SOCORRO VALISTO
DESEMBRANA, SINFOROSA
BELTRAN, TEODORO R.
BELTRAN, FAUSTO B.
NOCOS, EDUARDO JR. ( single )
ABIOG, DAVID R.
MALIT, FERNANDO WEIMER
ASOR, JAEL PERLA
PEAREDONDO, ANGELINA
ADVINCULA, BENJAMIN
SUMPAY, AGAPITO
DE LEON, JUSTO
DE LEON, JUSTO c/o BUERA, RAULITO
BUERA, RAULITO B.
GUIRUELA, MARIVIC S.
DE LEON, JUSTO
DE LEON, JUSTO
DE LEON, JUSTO c/o ECHANO, HIPOLITO
ECHANO, HIPOLITO M.
GONZALES, PERFECTO & MARIA
GONZALES, PERFECTO & MARIA
AURELLANO, IRENE MORALES
AURELLANO, IRENE MORALES
NAYVE, TEOFILO
MANUBAY SUBDIVISION
MANUBAY SUBDIVISION
MANUBAY SUBDIVISION
MANUBAY SUBDIVISION
MANUBAY SUBDIVISION
MANUBAY SUBDIVISION
MANUBAY SUBDIVISION
ARENAS, ROGELIO
CABALQUINTO, DELFINA
ALMONEDA, REMEDIOS Y RUEDAS
PEREZ, ZACARIAS
PEREZ, ZACARIAS
PEREZ, ZACARIAS
VILLAREAL, ASUNCION
PANIS, BENJAMIN & REMEDIOS
SABIDO, MAXIMA PANIS
DIVINAGRACIA, DENNIS
SANCHO, FELISA VDA DE
PEREZ, ZACARIAS
MANUBAY AGRO-INDUSTRIAL DEV. CORP.
PERALTA, PABLO A.
PERALTA, PABLO A.
PANAMBO, SULFICIO
ESMERALDA, ERNESTO
ESMERALDA, CLARA
ESMERALDA, JOSE
TEMING, JAIME
TILOS, LOURDES
ALDABA, CORAZON
ALDABA, CORAZON
VISTA, NICASIO
GUMBA, HAIDE VISTA
VILLAR, JOVITA A. & ABUNDO, MERCEDES
VILLAR, JOVITA A. & ABUNDO, MERCEDES
SAN ANDRES, JEREMIAS
ABOGADO, LUCILA C. ET. AL.
CEDO, RAUL
ARCEO, BARTO;OME & EVANGELIO, MARIA
TUASON, ISAAC
TUASON, RICARDO F.
TANGUILIG, GLORIA
TANGUILIG, LORENZO D.
PARDO, HENRY M.
PARDO, JORGE JR.
DIAZ, DOMINGO c/o SARMIENTO, FLORES
SARMIENTO, FLORES
DIAZ, DOMINGO
DIAZ, DOMINGO
ALANIS, MYRNA R.
TABLIZO, IMELDA & ZARAGOSA, JOSE
BERMUNDO, BERNARDO B.

New T.D No.
Pin #
Location
Area
K/C
New Assessed
Value
Year
Delinquent
08-02-0002-00136
08-02-0002-00144
08-02-0002-00179
08-02-0002-00180
08-02-0002-00184
08-02-0002-00185
08-02-0002-00187
08-02-0002-00191
08-02-0002-00192
08-02-0002-00201
08-02-0002-01159
08-02-0002-00230
08-02-0002-00231
08-02-0002-00235
08-02-0002-00264
08-02-0002-00272
08-02-0002-00280
08-02-0002-00281
08-02-0002-00282
08-02-0002-00291
08-02-0002-00294
08-02-0002-00295
08-02-0002-00298
08-02-0002-00299
08-02-0002-00300
08-02-0002-00221
08-02-0002-00310
08-02-0002-00311
08-02-0002-00334
08-02-0002-00370
08-02-0002-00373
08-02-0002-00374
08-02-0002-00375
08-02-0002-00388
08-02-0002-00392
08-02-0002-00400
08-02-0002-00403
08-02-0003-00010
08-02-0003-00012
08-02-0003-00016
08-02-0003-00017
08-02-0003-00011
08-02-0003-00022
08-02-0003-00039
08-02-0003-00041
08-02-0003-01796
08-02-0003-01797
08-02-0003-00036
08-02-0003-00056
08-02-0003-00064
08-02-0003-00065
08-02-0003-00074
08-02-0003-00136
08-02-0003-00137
08-02-0003-00138
08-02-0003-00155
08-02-0003-00157
08-02-0003-00169
08-02-0003-00171
08-02-0003-00174
08-02-0003-00175
08-02-0003-00176
08-02-0003-01917
08-02-0003-00188
08-02-0003-00198
08-02-0003-00203
08-02-0003-00204
08-02-0003-00210
08-02-0003-00212
08-02-0003-00226
08-02-0003-00228
08-02-0003-00242
08-02-0003-00243
08-02-0003-00262
08-02-0003-00263
08-02-0003-00270
08-02-0003-00283
08-02-0003-00315
08-02-0003-00316
08-02-0003-00332
135-02-0002-001-062-0000
135-02-0002-001-066-0000
135-02-0002-001-093-0000
135-02-0002-001-093-1001
135-02-0002-001-097-0000
135-02-0002-001-097-1001
135-02-0002-001-098-0000
135-02-0002-001-102-0000
135-02-0002-002-001-0000
135-02-0002-002-009-0000
135-02-0002-003-012-0000
135-02-0002-003-013-0000
135-02-0002-003-014-0000
135-02-0002-003-016-0000
135-02-0002-003-025-1002
135-02-0002-003-032-0000
135-02-0002-003-035-0000
135-02-0002-003-036-0000
135-02-0002-003-036-1001
135-02-0002-003-044-0000
135-02-0002-003-046-0000
135-02-0002-003-047-0000
135-02-0002-003-050-0000
135-02-0002-003-050-1001
135-02-0002-003-051-0000
135-02-0002-003-051-1001
135-02-0002-004-001-0000
135-02-0002-004-001-1002
135-02-0002-004-010-0000
135-02-0002-005-001-0000
135-02-0002-005-002-0000
135-02-0002-005-003-0000
135-02-0002-005-004-0000
135-02-0002-005-011-0000
135-02-0002-005-014-0000
135-02-0002-005-018-0000
135-02-0002-005-019-1001
135-02-0003-001-006-0000
135-02-0003-001-007-0000
135-02-0003-001-010-0000
135-02-0003-001-010-1001
135-02-0003-001-010-1002
135-02-0003-001-014-0000
135-02-0003-001-023-0000
135-02-0003-001-024-0000
135-02-0003-001-036-0000
135-02-0003-001-037-0000
135-02-0003-001-033-1001
135-02-0003-002-001-0000
135-02-0003-002-002-0000
135-02-0003-002-002-1001
135-02-0003-002-007-0000
135-02-0003-002-024-0000
135-02-0003-002-024-1002
135-02-0003-002-025-0000
135-02-0003-002-031-0000
135-02-0003-002-032-0000
135-02-0003-002-039-0000
135-02-0003-002-039-1002
135-02-0003-002-042-0000
135-02-0003-002-042-1001
135-02-0003-002-043-0000
135-02-0003-002-043-0000
135-02-0003-002-050-0000
135-02-0003-002-056-0000
135-02-0003-002-060-0000
135-02-0003-002-062-0000
135-02-0003-002-069-0000
135-02-0003-002-070-0000
135-02-0003-002-077-0000
135-02-0003-002-079-0000
135-02-0003-002-088-0000
135-02-0003-002-089-0000
135-02-0003-003-015-0000
135-02-0003-003-015-1001
135-02-0003-003-019-0000
135-02-0003-003-028-0000
135-02-0003-003-045-0000
135-02-0003-003-046-0000
135-02-0003-003-048-0000
Bag. Norte
Bag. Norte
Bag. Norte
Bag. Norte
Bag. Norte
Bag. Norte
Bag. Norte
Bag. Norte
Bag. Norte
Bag. Norte
Bag. Norte
Bag. Norte
Bag. Norte
Bag. Norte
Bag. Norte
Bag. Norte
Bag. Norte
Bag. Norte
Bag. Norte
Bag. Norte
Bag. Norte
Bag. Norte
Bag. Norte
Bag. Norte
Bag. Norte
Bag. Norte
Bag. Norte
Bag. Norte
Bag. Norte
Bag. Norte
Bag. Norte
Bag. Norte
Bag. Norte
Bag. Norte
Bag. Norte
Bag. Norte
Bag. Norte
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
430.00
332.00
73.00
47.69
350.00
67.50
278.00
158.00
8,434.00
462.00
156.00
336.00
532.00
422.50
25.00
263.00
280.00
215.00
43.00
253.00
219.00
198.00
220.00
50.82
247.00
214.62
445.00
132.48
152.00
699.00
739.00
819.00
485.00
199.00
237.00
407.00
178.78
78.94
315.00
695.00
51.00
193.38
92.00
162.50
162.50
95.00
95.00
123.90
932.00
437.00
133.50
314.00
404.00
40.20
368.00
112.00
113.00
290.00
206.76
105.00
201.00
782.00
204.00
66.00
194.00
39.00
78.00
133.00
110.00
225.00
40.00
172.00
170.00
325.00
271.55
285.00
140.00
118.00
220.00
102.00
LR
LR
LR
BR
LR
BR
LR
LR
LA
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
BR
LR
LR
LR
BR
LR
LR
LR
LR
BR
LR
BR
LR
BR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
BR
LR
LR
LR
BC
BC
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
BC
LR
LR
BR
LR
LR
BR
LR
LR
LR
LR
BR
LR
BR
LR
LC
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
BR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
148,800.00
99,600.00
27,380.00
59,380.00
131,250.00
69,630.00
104,250.00
59,250.00
14,970.00
138,600.00
70,200.00
126,000.00
265,440.00
221,810.00
17,940.00
98,630.00
84,000.00
64,500.00
22,306.00
75,900.00
65,700.00
59,400.00
66,000.00
52,423.50
92,630.00
19,320.00
233,630.00
56,874.00
79,800.00
184,280.00
193,280.00
211,280.00
152,780.00
89,550.00
106,650.00
183,150.00
18,343.00
41,440.00
165,380.00
364,880.00
3,520.00
54,300.00
48,300.00
85,310.00
85,310.00
49,880.00
49,880.00
37,230.00
1,048,500.00
327,750.00
103,380.00
117,750.00
121,200.00
62,120.00
414,000.00
33,600.00
33,900.00
152,250.00
42,180.00
55,130.00
81,600.00
793,800.00
229,500.00
19,800.00
58,200.00
20,480.00
23,400.00
39,900.00
33,000.00
168,750.00
30,000.00
51,600.00
51,000.00
170,630.00
18,330.00
149,630.00
73,500.00
44,250.00
82,500.00
38,250.00
2008-11
2003-11
2004-11
2010-11
2009-11
2009-11
1994-11
2008-11
2005-11
2010-11
2009-11
2004-11
2007-11
2007-11
2009-11
2007-11
2009-11
2009-11
2003-11
2006-11
2008-11
2008-11
1997-11
2004-11
2006-11
2001-11
2007-11
2009-11
1991-11
2004-11
2004-11
2004-11
1994-11
1994-11
1994-11
2000-11
2008-11
2007-11
2010-11
2002-11
1999-11
1998-11
2006-11
2008-11
2008-11
2009-11
2009-11
1999-11
2001-11
2008-11
2009-11
2007-11
2009-11
2009-11
2005-11
2007-11
2008-11
2000-11
1998-11
2006-11
2006-11
2010-11
2001-11
2008-11
2009-11
2006-11
2004-11
2000-11
2005-11
2009-11
2006-11
2010-11
2010-11
1999-11
1998-11
1985-11
1985-11
2008-11
2010-11
1974-11
Unpaid
Taxes
Penalties
Total
Delinquent
12,808.00
11,473.92
2,540.40
1,320.00
6,468.00
3,723.84
17,878.16
3,678.54
1,643.60
4,878.56
2,882.88
11,692.80
12,983.48
11,863.84
1,076.40
5,908.56
4,139.52
4,004.16
3,546.56
6,655.52
4,078.96
3,688.00
10,215.04
4,315.36
6,496.64
4,726.00
11,427.60
3,412.56
9,269.60
152.32
149.36
165.92
168.88
10,550.96
12,566.80
18,924.12
1,496.24
2,217.20
4,158.00
45,011.12
1,236.28
16,391.92
2,583.36
3,783.04
5,556.24
2,992.80
2,992.80
10,686.20
80,254.08
21,194.56
4,489.84
8,817.12
6,981.12
3,578.88
13,230.40
3,010.56
1,952.64
14,629.92
12,917.20
3,074.40
8,479.44
11,299.76
12,152.52
1,457.28
3,352.32
1,282.32
2,880.32
6,162.56
3,822.72
8,662.56
2,740.00
2,064.00
2,040.00
16,125.20
6,730.16
19,122.48
9,998.24
2,747.04
2,904.00
7,924.00
8,150.40
7,543.92
1,645.28
698.40
3,774.96
2,188.96
12,172.00
2,250.38
1,064.80
2,581.12
1,682.56
7,572.08
8,073.88
7,477.28
645.84
3,723.92
2,415.92
2,449.52
2,392.56
4,281.76
2,495.28
2,256.16
6,911.04
2,850.80
4,179.68
3,263.60
7,106.48
2,047.44
6,206.80
100.56
98.00
108.74
115.28
7,095.28
8,450.56
12,599.64
945.20
1,397.36
2,200.00
29,843.52
870.92
11,362.32
1,628.16
2,314.32
3,591.04
1,795.60
1,795.60
7,392.12
52,889.92
12,965.84
2,620.40
5,557.04
4,153.76
2,129.60
8,598.56
1,925.60
1,161.92
9,802.72
8,996.64
1,949.04
5,517.54
5,978.56
8,820.60
906.64
1,994.64
825.04
1,905.52
4,149.92
2,514.72
5,055.76
1,762.80
1,114.56
1,101.60
10,791.12
4,713.52
12,262.16
6,168.72
1,680.48
1,536.48
4,969.52
20,958.40
19,017.84
4,185.68
2,018.40
10,242.96
5,912.80
30,050.16
5,928.92
2,708.40
7,459.68
4,565.44
19,264.88
21,057.36
19,341.12
1,722.24
9,632.48
6,555.44
6,453.68
5,939.12
10,937.28
6,574.24
5,944.16
17,126.08
7,166.16
10,676.32
7,989.60
18,534.08
5,460.00
15,476.40
252.88
247.36
274.66
284.16
17,646.24
21,017.36
31,523.76
2,441.44
3,614.56
6,358.00
74,854.64
2,107.20
27,754.24
4,211.52
6,097.36
9,147.28
4,788.40
4,788.40
18,078.32
133,144.00
34,160.40
7,110.24
14,374.16
11,134.88
5,708.48
21,828.96
4,936.16
3,114.56
24,432.64
21,913.84
5,023.44
13,996.98
17,278.32
20,973.12
2,363.92
5,346.96
2,107.36
4,785.84
10,312.48
6,337.44
13,718.32
4,502.80
3,178.56
3,141.60
26,916.32
11,443.68
31,384.64
16,166.96
4,427.52
4,440.48
12,893.52

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BARTOLO, JULIETA ZACARIAS & BARTOLO

SIGUENZA, NICOLASA
SIGUENZA, NICOLASA
CLAVO, LEOVIGILDO
BUENA, ANGEL J.
LANUZGA, SEVERA
BUENA AGUA, CIRILA
BUENA AGUA, CIRILA
NEBREJA, MARIANO JR. M.
AMON, ESTEBAN D.
AMON, ESTEBAN D.
AMON, JOSE D.
AMON, JOSE D.
ALFORTE, KEVIN G. ( single )
PASTORAL, HELIOS
MOLL, NONITO M. & MOLL, NONIEFE
CABRERA, FLORENIA I.
CABRERA, FLORENIA I.
BARBOSA, AQUILINO M.
ORANTE, ESTELITO & ROSARIO O.
ORANTE, ESTELITO & ROSARIO O.
PANDE, FELICITAS F.
ROMAGOSA, ROLANDO JR.
ROMAGOSA, ROLANDO JR.
VILLASEOR, JESUS ( DECEASED )
DELA CRUZ, TOMAS
ARCILLA, GLORIETTA & JULIANITA
ARCILLA, GLORIETTA & JULIANITA
BARBAJERA, CRISPINA
ROSALES, CRISPINA B.
MENDOZA, ERNESTO
COLEGIO DE SANTA ISABEL
CATHOLIC ACTION CENTER
LUCENA, FELICIDAD, LUZ, MANUEL &
PRIETO, SUSANA
BARRAMEDA, JOSE V. JR.
BARRAMEDA, JOSE V. JR.
ABELLA, MANUEL c/o CRESENCIO, ADOLFO
CAAYAO, BASILIO
ENRIQUEZ, JACINTO & JUSTINA
GAGALAC, JUSTINA
ALMAREZ, FRANCISCO & LACORTE, SALUD
ESCALANTE, PORFERIO HRS OF
GUEVARRA, MARIA HRS OF
CERVANIA, BENEDICTO C.
FRIAS, SEVERINA
FRIAS, ARACELI
FRIAS, ARACELI
VILLEGAS, FELIXBERTO T. & ARACELI
RAYALA, DEMETRIO
HIDALGO, AMELIA
HIDALGO, AMELIA
PALEAN, TERESA & SALVADOR
HIDALGO, AMELIA
HIDALGO, AMELIA
MARTIREZ, SERAFIN ET. AL.
ORTEGA, GREGORIO
ORTEGA, SANTOS A.
ORTEGA, SANTOS A.
ORTEGA, SANTOS A.
ORTEGA, SANTOS A.
ORTEGA, SANTOS A.
REYTA, ERNESTO
REYTA, ERNESTO
BARCENAS, RODOLFO & MYRNA
BARCENAS, RODOLFO & MYRNA
DEZA, MARIA & PASCUAL
SOMERA, MANETTE B.
SOMERA, MANETTE B.
OBIAS, AGUSTINA B.
BRAVO, JULIANA
BRAVO, JULIANA
BRAVO, JULIANA
REYTA, NICASIA V.
HIDALGO, JESUS
ROMAN CATHOLIC ARCH. OF CACERES
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08-02-0003-00364
08-02-0003-00365
08-02-0003-00369
08-02-0003-00370
08-02-0003-00374
08-02-0003-00379
08-02-0003-00380
08-02-0003-00385
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08-02-0003-00396
08-02-0003-00397
08-02-0003-00398
08-02-0003-01317
08-02-0003-00410
08-02-0003-00411
08-02-0003-00423
08-02-0003-00424
08-02-0003-00430
08-02-0003-00470
08-02-0003-00471
08-02-0003-00491
08-02-0003-00492
08-02-0003-00493
08-02-0003-00503
08-02-0003-00504
08-02-0003-00513
08-02-0003-00514
08-02-0003-00524
08-02-0003-00526
08-02-0003-00538
08-02-0003-00545
08-02-0003-00546
08-02-0003-00550
08-02-0003-00553
08-02-0003-00554
08-02-0003-00567
08-02-0003-00574
08-02-0003-00575
08-02-0003-00607
08-02-0003-00609
08-02-0003-00630
08-02-0003-00631
08-02-0003-00650
08-02-0003-00652
08-02-0003-00655
08-02-0003-00657
08-02-0003-00659
08-02-0003-00660
08-02-0003-00661
08-02-0003-00662
08-02-0003-00677
08-02-0003-00679
08-02-0003-00680
08-02-0003-00681
08-02-0003-00683
08-02-0003-00684
08-02-0003-00708
08-02-0003-00712
08-02-0003-00716
08-02-0003-00717
08-02-0003-00718
08-02-0003-00719
08-02-0003-00721
08-02-0003-00729
08-02-0003-00729
08-02-0003-00746
08-02-0003-00747
08-02-0003-00754
08-02-0003-00760
08-02-0003-00761
08-02-0003-00765
08-02-0003-00766
08-02-0003-00767
08-02-0003-00768
08-02-0003-01829
08-02-0003-00643
08-02-0003-00776
08-02-0003-00777
08-02-0003-00778
135-02-0003-003-049-0000
135-02-0003-003-068-0000
135-02-0003-003-069-0000
135-02-0003-003-071-0000
135-02-0003-003-074-0000
135-02-0003-003-077-0000
135-02-0003-003-080-0000
135-02-0003-003-080-1001
135-02-0003-003-083-0000
135-02-0003-003-093-0000
135-02-0003-003-094-0000
135-02-0003-003-095-0000
135-02-0003-003-096-0000
135-02-0003-003-057-0000
135-02-0003-004-003-0000
135-02-0003-004-003-1001
135-02-0003-004-008-0000
135-02-0003-004-008-1001
135-02-0003-004-012-0000
135-02-0003-005-001-0000
135-02-0003-005-001-1001
135-02-0003-005-009-0000
135-02-0003-005-010-0000
135-02-0003-005-010-1001
135-02-0003-005-013-1001
135-02-0003-005-014-0000
135-02-0003-005-017-0000
135-02-0003-005-017-1001
135-02-0003-005-023-0000
135-02-0003-005-023-1002
135-02-0003-005-031-0000
135-02-0003-005-034-0000
135-02-0003-005-034-1001
135-02-0003-005-035-0000
135-02-0003-005-036-0000
135-02-0003-005-037-0000
135-02-0003-005-047-0000
135-02-0003-006-004-0000
135-02-0003-006-004-1001
135-02-0003-006-022-0000
135-02-0003-006-023-0000
135-02-0003-006-036-1002
135-02-0003-006-037-0000
135-02-0003-006-047-0000
135-02-0003-006-048-0000
135-02-0003-006-050-0000
135-02-0003-006-051-0000
135-02-0003-006-052-0000
135-02-0003-006-053-0000
135-02-0003-006-053-1001
135-02-0003-006-053-1002
135-02-0003-006-060-0000
135-02-0003-006-061-0000
135-02-0003-006-061-1001
135-02-0003-006-062-0000
135-02-0003-006-063-0000
135-02-0003-006-063-1001
135-02-0003-006-085-0000
135-02-0003-006-090-1001
135-02-0003-006-093-0000
135-02-0003-006-093-1001
135-02-0003-006-094-0000
135-02-0003-006-094-1001
135-02-0003-006-096-0000
135-02-0003-006-101-1001
135-02-0003-006-101-1001
135-02-0003-006-114-0000
135-02-0003-006-114-1001
135-02-0003-006-118-0000
135-02-0003-006-123-0000
135-02-0003-006-123-1001
135-02-0003-006-125-0000
135-02-0003-006-126-0000
135-02-0003-006-127-0000
135-02-0003-006-128-0000
135-02-0003-006-105-1001
135-02-0003-006-120-1001
135-02-0003-007-005-0000
135-02-0003-007-006-0000
135-02-0003-007-007-0000
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365.00
120.00
690.00
200.00
61.00
60.00
74.00
108.12
41.00
101.00
101.00
101.00
101.00
360.00
165.00
129.90
200.00
165.60
200.00
887.00
243.00
842.00
662.00
191.00
200.00
239.00
200.00
237.00
372.00
139.86
295.00
435.00
472.00
168.00
197.00
120.00
116.00
221.00
217.16
194.00
140.00
208.00
304.00
259.00
165.00
148.00
201.00
153.20
226.00
137.00
127.58
152.30
100.00
141.60
73.00
117.00
180.50
107.00
64.00
81.00
81.00
49.20
60.00
18.00
94.55
94.55
201.00
312.00
138.00
84.00
63.92
140.00
116.00
136.00
41.00
215.29
193.80
250.00
250.00
240.00
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
BR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
BR
LR
BR
LR
LR
BC
LR
LR
BR
BR
LR
LR
BR
LR
BR
LR
LC
BC
LC
LR
LR
LR
LR
BR
LR
LR
BR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
BR
BR
LR
LR
BR
LR
LR
BR
LR
BR
LR
BR
LR
BR
LR
BR
BC
LR
BR
LR
LR
BR
LR
LR
LR
LR
BR
BR
LR
LR
LR
410,630.00
90,000.00
474,000.00
225,000.00
68,630.00
45,000.00
38,850.00
310,680.00
21,530.00
53,030.00
53,030.00
53,030.00
53,030.00
126,000.00
185,630.00
27,880.00
105,000.00
102,080.00
105,000.00
868,730.00
59,390.00
770,850.00
663,300.00
24,830.00
27,000.00
89,630.00
105,000.00
26,880.00
418,500.00
103,740.00
365,060.00
489,380.00
95,580.00
378,000.00
221,630.00
45,000.00
130,500.00
248,630.00
22,280.00
72,750.00
52,500.00
18,720.00
342,000.00
97,130.00
61,880.00
55,500.00
75,380.00
171,340.00
254,250.00
68,740.00
236,950.00
171,340.00
112,500.00
66,510.00
82,130.00
43,880.00
20,170.00
120,380.00
66,020.00
91,130.00
183,600.00
18,450.00
106,940.00
13,500.00
232,000.00
214,160.00
105,530.00
25,270.00
155,250.00
31,500.00
67,700.00
52,500.00
43,500.00
51,000.00
15,380.00
471,440.00
48,660.00
131,250.00
131,250.00
131,250.00
Year
Delinquent
2007-11
2010-11
2010-11
2005-11
2010-11
2009-11
2009-11
2009-11
2006-11
2009-11
2009-11
2009-11
2009-11
2010-11
2007-11
2001-11
2008-11
2006-11
2009-11
2008-11
2008-11
2006-11
2009-11
2006-11
2005-11
2005-11
2008-11
2008-11
2009-11
2010-11
2008-11
2007-11
2009-11
2009-11
2009-11
2006-11
1966-11
2010-11
2010-11
2006-11
2009-11
2003-11
2009-11
2008-11
2006-11
2006-11
2005-11
2006-11
2009-11
2010-11
2007-11
2010-11
2002-11
1995-11
2006-11
2007-11
2007-11
1991-11
2005-11
2009-11
2009-11
2002-11
2009-11
2009-11
2007-11
2007-11
2009-11
2008-11
2005-11
2007-11
2004-11
2007-11
2001-11
2001-11
2001-11
2010-11
1997-11
1985-11
1985-11
1985-11
Unpaid
Taxes
Penalties
10,249.20
1,584.00
8,342.40
7,232.64
805.20
1,108.80
1,367.52
8,941.28
1,348.08
1,866.48
1,866.48
1,866.48
1,866.48
5,040.00
9,652.56
5,424.40
4,656.00
11,477.28
3,696.00
8,356.32
5,541.60
22,529.84
10,895.60
4,218.72
7,244.96
8,590.80
4,656.00
2,565.04
14,322.00
4,149.60
14,115.80
25,447.60
6,451.68
10,914.80
3,003.84
3,945.60
9,183.36
2,917.20
891.20
6,378.72
2,587.20
6,867.84
5,617.92
6,029.52
5,425.20
4,866.24
7,226.32
5,007.44
4,176.48
2,749.60
15,076.72
2,010.24
4,516.80
9,766.96
2,400.24
3,144.96
3,270.84
7,458.64
7,293.36
1,496.88
7,543.76
2,737.68
3,482.00
623.76
15,269.68
19,201.96
3,714.48
2,923.12
4,961.44
2,358.72
8,186.56
3,931.20
5,545.60
6,501.76
1,960.00
18,857.60
15,635.20
14,393.04
12,978.56
13,821.68
6,459.68
838.08
4,413.92
4,703.52
426.08
647.12
798.08
5,218.48
867.28
1,089.44
1,089.44
1,089.44
1,089.44
2,721.60
6,083.60
3,704.56
2,848.32
7,528.56
2,157.12
5,062.86
3,508.86
14,494.64
6,358.96
2,858.48
5,021.92
5,583.12
2,848.32
1,653.20
8,358.88
2,240.80
8,459.72
16,038.40
3,870.96
6,370.24
1,753.12
2,538.40
5,692.72
1,543.52
481.20
4,103.84
1,510.00
4,810.16
3,278.80
3,688.64
3,490.40
3,130.80
4,696.48
3,221.52
2,437.60
1,484.80
9,502.08
1,063.60
3,000.16
6,734.48
1,544.32
1,969.56
2,209.74
5,008.24
4,784.32
873.68
4,402.72
1,838.00
2,032.24
364.08
9,623.80
11,870.37
2,168.00
1,922.64
3,224.56
1,486.64
5,418.32
2,477.68
3,700.48
4,338.56
1,307.76
10,183.12
10,906.72
9,370.88
8,442.08
8,994.64
19
Total
Delinquent
16,708.88
2,422.08
12,756.32
11,936.16
1,231.28
1,755.92
2,165.60
14,159.76
2,215.36
2,955.92
2,955.92
2,955.92
2,955.92
7,761.60
15,736.16
9,128.96
7,504.32
19,005.84
5,853.12
13,419.18
9,050.46
37,024.48
17,254.56
7,077.20
12,266.88
14,173.92
7,504.32
4,218.24
22,680.88
6,390.40
22,575.52
41,486.00
10,322.64
17,285.04
4,756.96
6,484.00
14,876.08
4,460.72
1,372.40
10,482.56
4,097.20
11,678.00
8,896.72
9,718.16
8,915.60
7,997.04
11,922.80
8,228.96
6,614.08
4,234.40
24,578.80
3,073.84
7,516.96
16,501.44
3,944.56
5,114.52
5,480.58
12,466.88
12,077.68
2,370.56
11,946.48
4,575.68
5,514.24
987.84
24,893.48
31,072.33
5,882.48
4,845.76
8,186.00
3,845.36
13,604.88
6,408.88
9,246.08
10,840.32
3,267.76
29,040.72
26,541.92
23,763.92
21,420.64
22,816.32
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Declared Owner

BOLAOS, CLEMENTE L.
ONG, RONNIE C.
NAVA, MERCEDES
KALAW, MA. VICTORIA A.
KALAW, MA. VICTORIA A.
DIMANLIG, HORACIO & JOSEFINA
DIMANLIG, HORACIO & JOSEFINA
VILLEGAS, AMADOR JR.
VILLEGAS, AMADOR JR.
BORJA, CRISPO
POLOYAPOY, PRIMO & MASSEY
POLOYAPOY, PRIMO & MASSEY
BARROSA, LORETO
RELUCANO, RODRIGUEZ
CARRIDO, MERCELITA ANGELES
CARRIDO, MERCELITA ANGELES
ARCILLA, FELIX L. JR.
BACSAIN, VENCHITO B. & GLENDA
BACSAIN, VENCHITO B. & GLENDA
TAULE, ASUNCION
TAULE, ASUNCION
CASTRO, REMEDIOS ET. AL.
DELA ROSA, ALNOR M.
ROBLES, MARIA DE
ROBLES, MARIA DE
CLIDORO, EFREN B.
SILVESTRE, MARIA
SALES, ARISTEO JR.
SALES, FLOR M.
PAMA, DULCE ABCEDE
PAMA, ERASMO & DULCE ( sps )
ARQUILLO, BERNARDO
VELUZ, RICARDITO & ELEANOR
VELUZ, ELEANOR
ADUPE, JOSEFINA
JAUCIAN, ALEX A.
JAUCIAN, ALEX A.
JAUCIAN, ALEX A.
SARTE, DANTE
PINLAC, ESTELITO S.
PINLAC, CONRADO
ADUPE, LEONY
PADUA, MADELENE
LEONCIO, AIDA CRISPINA
SALVADORA, ELMER & AIDA
LEONCIO, AIDA CRISPINA
OLARVE, LOURDES P.
OLARVE, LOURDES P.
NIEVA, CIRILO M.
NIEVA, CIRILO M.
APOLO, LEOPOLDO & AZUCENA
ABCEDE SUBDIVISION
LLAGA, MARIA PAMELA PAMA
PAMA, MARIA PATRICIA
PASCO, OLIMPIO & ESPARANZA
VALENZUELA, ZENAIDA SB.
GUERIA, TITO ESPAOL
CRUZ, ELIZA PALAD
STA ROSA, MARIBEL
STA ROSA, MARIBEL
ABONAL, HILARIO
SALES, CONSOLACION
ENVERGA, JESS & ADELAIDA
MEDINA, NENA F.

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Pin #
Location
Area
K/C
New Assessed
Value
Year
Delinquent
Unpaid
Taxes
Penalties
08-02-0003-00781
08-02-0003-00787
08-02-0003-00792
08-02-0003-00793
08-02-0003-00794
08-02-0003-00795
08-02-0003-00797
08-02-0003-00799
08-02-0003-00803
08-02-0003-00826
08-02-0003-00856
08-02-0003-00806
08-02-0003-00807
08-02-0003-00804
08-02-0003-00808
08-02-0003-00852
08-02-0003-00853
08-02-0003-00924
08-02-0003-00925
08-02-0003-00926
08-02-0003-00929
08-02-0003-00966
08-02-0003-01035
08-02-0003-01036
08-02-0003-01044
08-02-0003-01045
08-02-0003-01046
08-02-0003-01058
08-02-0003-01061
08-02-0003-01794
08-02-0003-01113
08-02-0003-01885
08-02-0003-01142
08-02-0003-01150
08-02-0003-01153
08-02-0003-01168
08-02-0003-01169
08-02-0003-01171
08-02-0003-01172
08-02-0003-01198
08-02-0003-01207
08-02-0003-01809
08-02-0003-01213
08-02-0003-01214
08-02-0003-01185
08-02-0003-01224
08-02-0003-01217
08-02-0003-01222
08-02-0003-01223
08-02-0003-01232
08-02-0003-01258
08-02-0003-01263
08-02-0003-01264
08-02-0003-01265
08-02-0003-01266
08-02-0003-01267
08-02-0003-01279
08-02-0003-01280
08-02-0003-01288
08-02-0003-01289
08-02-0003-01296
08-02-0003-01311
08-02-0003-01312
08-02-0003-01313
08-02-0003-01342
08-02-0003-01356
08-02-0003-01358
08-02-0003-01359
08-02-0003-01362
08-02-0003-01386
08-02-0003-01395
08-02-0003-01396
08-02-0003-01397
08-02-0003-01406
08-02-0003-01408
08-02-0003-01411
08-02-0003-01437
08-02-0003-01438
08-02-0003-01439
08-02-0003-01453
135-02-0003-007-008-0000
135-02-0003-007-011-0000
135-02-0003-007-007-1007
135-02-0003-007-007-1008
135-02-0003-007-012-0000
135-02-0003-007-012-1001
135-02-0003-007-013-0000
135-02-0003-007-014-0000
135-02-0003-007-016-0000
135-02-0003-007-034-0000
135-02-0003-007-047-0000
135-02-0003-007-019-0000
135-02-0003-007-019-1001
135-02-0003-007-017-0000
135-02-0003-007-020-0000
135-02-0003-007-045-0000
135-02-0003-007-045-1001
135-02-0003-007-093-0000
135-02-0003-007-094-0000
135-02-0003-007-094-1001
135-02-0003-007-096-1001
135-02-0003-007-117-0000
135-02-0003-007-167-0000
135-02-0003-007-167-1001
135-02-0003-007-172-0000
135-02-0003-007-173-0000
135-02-0003-007-173-1001
135-02-0003-007-183-0000
135-02-0003-007-186-0000
135-02-0003-007-194-0000
135-02-0003-008-008-0000
135-02-0003-008-025-0000
135-02-0003-008-025-1001
135-02-0003-008-030-1001
135-02-0003-008-032-0000
135-02-0003-008-042-0000
135-02-0003-008-042-1001
135-02-0003-008-044-0000
135-02-0003-008-044-1001
135-02-0003-008-059-0000
135-02-0003-008-064-0000
135-02-0003-008-065-0000
135-02-0003-008-068-0000
135-02-0003-008-069-0000
135-02-0003-008-050-0000
135-02-0003-008-078-0000
135-02-0003-008-071-0000
135-02-0003-008-076-0000
135-02-0003-008-077-0000
135-02-0003-008-082-0000
135-02-0003-008-098-1001
135-02-0003-008-101-0000
135-02-0003-008-101-1002
135-02-0003-008-102-0000
135-02-0003-008-102-1001
135-02-0003-008-103-0000
135-02-0003-008-113-0000
135-02-0003-008-113-1001
135-02-0003-009-003-0000
135-02-0003-009-003-1001
135-02-0003-009-008-0000
135-02-0003-009-018-0000
135-02-0003-009-019-0000
135-02-0003-009-020-0000
135-02-0003-009-045-0000
135-02-0003-009-051-0000
135-02-0003-009-051-1002
135-02-0003-009-052-0000
135-02-0003-009-054-0000
135-02-0003-010-002-0000
135-02-0003-010-008-0000
135-02-0003-010-008-1001
135-02-0003-010-009-0000
135-02-0003-010-019-0000
135-02-0003-010-019-1002
135-02-0003-010-021-0000
135-02-0003-010-035-0000
135-02-0003-010-036-0000
135-02-0003-010-037-0000
135-02-0003-010-045-0000
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Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
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Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
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Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
250.00
420.00
85.00
72.00
180.00
42.50
200.00
250.00
250.00
744.00
250.00
250.00
204.00
250.00
250.00
246.00
94.32
300.00
300.00
79.00
258.50
300.00
75.00
112.12
150.00
150.00
53.69
600.00
231.00
813.00
330.00
730.00
236.10
101.25
194.00
361.00
172.80
413.00
142.93
130.00
179.00
181.00
61.00
62.00
32.00
107.00
83.00
100.00
112.00
61.00
100.62
142.00
108.70
59.00
52.00
120.00
91.00
143.85
307.00
75.61
272.00
300.00
313.00
293.00
379.00
153.00
84.00
160.00
142.00
199.00
305.00
161.10
294.00
477.00
59.24
269.00
290.00
290.00
293.00
294.00
LR
LR
BR
BR
LR
BR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
BR
LR
LR
LR
BR
LR
LR
BR
BR
LR
LR
BC
LR
LR
BR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LC
BR
BR
LR
LR
BR
LR
BR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
BR
LR
BR
LR
BR
LR
LR
BR
LR
BR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
BR
LR
LR
LR
LR
BR
LR
LR
BR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
144,380.00
220,500.00
66,140.00
27,450.00
94,500.00
20,810.00
105,000.00
131,250.00
131,250.00
273,420.00
131,250.00
131,250.00
372,110.00
144,380.00
131,250.00
129,150.00
20,370.00
157,500.00
157,500.00
45,290.00
245,930.00
110,250.00
39,380.00
163,460.00
78,750.00
78,750.00
110,070.00
180,000.00
69,300.00
426,820.00
173,250.00
1,386,000.00
24,970.00
122,960.00
218,250.00
208,480.00
49,820.00
216,830.00
104,400.00
146,250.00
140,960.00
142,540.00
32,030.00
32,550.00
36,000.00
56,180.00
53,580.00
225,000.00
126,000.00
32,030.00
227,900.00
74,550.00
196,020.00
30,980.00
22,690.00
63,000.00
47,780.00
104,600.00
161,180.00
27,610.00
142,800.00
157,500.00
164,330.00
153,830.00
198,980.00
80,330.00
22,660.00
84,000.00
74,550.00
98,510.00
137,250.00
305,690.00
132,300.00
214,650.00
58,660.00
121,050.00
130,500.00
130,500.00
131,850.00
132,300.00
1980-11
1980-11
2002-11
2007-11
1980-11
2003-11
1980-11
1980-11
1980-11
1980-11
1985-11
2006-11
2003-11
1990-11
1990-11
2004-11
2004-11
1988-11
2009-11
2009-11
2010-11
2007-11
2007-11
2007-11
2008-11
2007-11
2007-11
2007-11
2009-11
2009-11
2007-11
2010-11
2010-11
2006-11
2007-11
2006-11
1993-11
2009-11
2009-11
2008(4)-11
2008-11
2010-11
2009-11
2009-11
2009-11
2009-11
2006-11
2009-11
2009-11
2008-11
2009-11
2008-11
2008-11
2008-11
2008-11
2008-11
2007-11
2007-11
2001-11
1991-11
2003-11
2009-11
2009-11
2007-11
2010-11
2006(4)-11
2006(4)-11
2006(4)-11
2009-11
2009-11
2010-11
2006-11
2006-11
2009-11
2005-11
2010-11
2007-11
2007-11
2007-11
2002-11
13,104.56
21,325.68
11,529.68
2,651.12
9,494.80
3,455.44
9,494.80
11,743.36
11,754.16
31,791.52
11,617.36
8,220.00
45,771.04
13,654.00
12,736.00
8,560.80
3,443.52
15,499.20
5,544.00
2,717.52
9,837.28
5,644.80
2,106.00
7,415.76
3,492.00
4,212.00
3,451.60
16,128.00
3,991.68
25,609.20
9,266.40
21,037.52
998.88
10,087.36
11,349.04
13,056.16
18,402.88
7,632.24
5,491.28
5,330.04
4,846.16
5,701.60
1,127.28
1,145.76
1,232.00
1,977.36
2,529.84
4,812.56
4,312.00
1,420.08
9,046.00
3,305.76
11,288.00
1,373.52
1,856.96
2,793.60
2,555.28
7,131.20
13,955.20
11,371.76
11,084.64
5,544.00
5,784.24
8,578.48
5,002.80
4,479.84
2,477.20
4,684.80
2,618.00
4,045.68
4,026.00
26,749.44
9,666.72
8,814.96
4,603.28
3,550.80
8,143.20
8,143.20
8,227.44
12,752.00
8,472.48
13,921.92
7,825.04
1,711.04
6,128.00
2,338.08
6,128.00
7,629.60
7,632.16
19,706.00
7,599.20
5,288.40
30,515.44
9,008.32
8,410.32
5,543.76
2,332.56
10,144.16
3,235.68
1,630.40
5,312.08
3,535.04
1,327.36
4,673.84
2,136.24
2,654.64
2,175.28
10,316.16
2,375.12
15,365.52
5,840.24
11,130.76
539.36
6,489.68
7,152.80
8,399.76
12,891.52
4,454.48
3,218.72
3,155.12
2,964.64
3,078.88
658.00
668.72
719.04
1,154.16
1,612.40
2,808.80
2,516.64
868.80
5,279.52
2,022.32
6,905.36
840.32
1,173.52
1,708.96
1,610.48
4,494.48
9,273.92
7,646.96
7,295.44
3,235.68
3,375.92
5,406.64
2,646.96
2,840.04
1,620.40
2,969.84
1,528.00
2,361.12
2,130.16
17,209.36
6,219.20
5,144.80
3,006.56
1,878.72
5,132.32
5,132.32
5,185.44
8,440.90
Total
Delinquent
21,577.04
35,247.60
19,354.72
4,362.16
15,622.80
5,793.52
15,622.80
19,372.96
19,386.32
51,497.52
19,216.56
13,508.40
76,286.48
22,662.32
21,146.32
14,104.56
5,776.08
25,643.36
8,779.68
4,347.92
15,149.36
9,179.84
3,433.36
12,089.60
5,628.24
6,866.64
5,626.88
26,444.16
6,366.80
40,974.72
15,106.64
32,168.28
1,538.24
16,577.04
18,501.84
21,455.92
31,294.40
12,086.72
8,710.00
8,485.16
7,810.80
8,780.48
1,785.28
1,814.48
1,951.04
3,131.52
4,142.24
7,621.36
6,828.64
2,288.88
14,325.52
5,328.08
18,193.36
2,213.84
3,030.48
4,502.56
4,165.76
11,625.68
23,229.12
19,018.72
18,380.08
8,779.68
9,160.16
13,985.12
7,649.76
7,319.88
4,097.60
7,654.64
4,146.00
6,406.80
6,156.16
43,958.80
15,885.92
13,959.76
7,609.84
5,429.52
13,275.52
13,275.52
13,412.88
21,192.90

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Declared Owner

MANUBAY SUBDIVISION
MANUBAY SUBDIVISION
MANUBAY SUBDIVISION
ARENILLO, ERNESTO
ARENILLO, ERNESTO
JAUCIAN, ROSALINDA MANUBAY
VELORIA, ANTONIO
VELORIA, ANTONIO
BELLINGHAUSEN, PRISCILLA
BELLINGHAUSEN, PRISCILLA
PEREZ, ZACARIAS
MADERAL, HELEN FAVOREAL
PETATE, ALBERTO J.
CEPRIASO, CYNTHIA MILAGROS E.
AGUILA, LEONY A.
TORRES, LOLITA G.
BARBOSA, CARLOS C.
BARBOSA, CARLOS C.
MADERAL, MICHAEL P.
MADERAL, MICHAEL P.
BENITEZ, NELSON B.
BENITEZ, NELSON B. & BERNARDITA
GOMEZ, MILA EVELYN
GOMEZ, MILA EVELYN
VILLABROSA, DEQUILLO A.
VILLABROSA, DEQUILLO A. & PAZ
NACIONAL, ELSA A.
CLEDERA, EDGAR
ALARCON, MELANIO C.
ALARCON, MELANIO C.
ALARCON, MELANIO & HONORIA
GUERIA, ROSALINA B.
GUERIA, GILBERTO V.
GUERIA, GILBERTO V.
CASILLAN, SILVINO
ORAA, MIGUEL
BAYLON, DELFIN A.
ARROYO SAMAHANG KABUHAYAN, INC.
ESPIRITU, GILBERT P.
BANAAG, NEHEMIAS E.
INTIA, IRENEO P.
TERCEO, BARBARA
TERCEO, SANTOS O.
MALLARI, VERONICA I.
MALLARI, VERONICA I.
DELA ROSA, ANTONIO N.
DELA ROSA, ANTONIO N. & MARIABELLA
FORTUNO, ERWIN M.
FORTUNO, ERWIN M.
TUY, TEODORO & LOURDES EDEN
OLIVER, ZENAIDA DE LA ROSA
LATINAZO, ELIGIO & ZENAIDA ANDAL
VINLUAN, ROSAL T.
DASAL, MA. CAUDILLA
RAMOS, ANITA J. & SALVE
LOMEDA, MILAGROS F.
bikol reporter
New T.D No.
Pin #
Location
Area
K/C
New Assessed
Value
Year
Delinquent
08-02-0003-01559
08-02-0003-01486
08-02-0003-01547
08-02-0003-01551
08-02-0003-01454
08-02-0003-01455
08-02-0003-01499
08-02-0003-01529
08-02-0003-01530
08-02-0003-01537
08-02-0003-01538
08-02-0003-01562
08-02-0003-01565
08-02-0003-01588
08-02-0003-01589
08-02-0003-01610
08-02-0003-01621
08-02-0003-01623
08-02-0003-01624
08-02-0003-01627
08-02-0003-01628
08-02-0003-01637
08-02-0003-01638
08-02-0003-01639
08-02-0003-01640
08-02-0003-01641
08-02-0003-01642
08-02-0003-01653
08-02-0003-01657
08-02-0003-01660
08-02-0003-01661
08-02-0003-01662
08-02-0003-01707
08-02-0003-01708
08-02-0003-01709
08-02-0003-01643
08-02-0003-01651
08-02-0003-01583
08-02-0003-01733
08-02-0003-01736
08-02-0003-01739
08-02-0003-01740
08-02-0003-01741
08-02-0003-01744
08-02-0003-00128
08-02-0003-01750
08-02-0003-01753
08-02-0003-01756
08-02-0003-01757
08-02-0003-01759
08-02-0003-01762
08-02-0003-01766
08-02-0003-01772
08-02-0003-01773
08-02-0003-01774
08-02-0003-01775
08-02-0003-01779
08-02-0003-00130
08-02-0022-01043
08-02-0022-01040
08-02-0022-01027
08-02-0022-01086
08-02-0022-01087
08-02-0022-01096
08-02-0022-01097
08-02-0022-01131
08-02-0022-01132
08-02-0022-01141
08-02-0022-01153
08-02-0022-01193
08-02-0022-01212
08-02-0022-01221
08-02-0022-01232
08-02-0022-01244
135-02-0003-011-003-0000
135-02-0003-010-063-0000
135-02-0003-010-097-0000
135-02-0003-010-100-0000
135-02-0003-010-047-0000
135-02-0003-010-048-0000
135-02-0003-010-069-0000
135-02-0003-010-086-0000
135-02-0003-010-086-1001
135-02-0003-010-091-0000
135-02-0003-010-091-1001
135-02-0003-011-006-0000
135-02-0003-011-009-0000
135-02-0003-011-023-1003
135-02-0003-011-023-1004
135-02-0003-011-045-0000
135-02-0003-011-052-1001
135-02-0003-011-054-0000
135-02-0003-011-054-1001
135-02-0003-011-056-0000
135-02-0003-011-056-1001
135-02-0003-011-063-0000
135-02-0003-011-063-1001
135-02-0003-011-064-0000
135-02-0003-011-064-1001
135-02-0003-011-065-0000
135-02-0003-011-065-1001
135-02-0003-011-068-0000
135-02-0003-011-072-0000
135-02-0003-011-075-0000
135-02-0003-011-075-1001
135-02-0003-011-075-1002
135-02-0003-011-115-0000
135-02-0003-011-116-0000
135-02-0003-011-116-1001
135-02-0003-011-166-1001
135-02-0003-011-140-1013
135-02-0003-011-121-1001
135-02-0003-012-002-0000
135-02-0003-012-005-0000
135-02-0003-012-008-0000
135-02-0003-012-009-0000
135-02-0003-012-010-0000
135-02-0003-012-013-0000
135-02-0003-012-013-1001
135-02-0003-012-019-0000
135-02-0003-012-022-0000
135-02-0003-012-025-0000
135-02-0003-012-026-0000
135-02-0003-012-028-0000
135-02-0003-012-031-0000
135-02-0003-012-035-0000
135-02-0003-012-041-0000
135-02-0003-012-042-0000
135-02-0003-012-043-0000
135-02-0003-012-044-0000
135-02-0003-012-048-0000
135-02-0003-012-020-1035
135-02-0022-008-018-0000
135-02-0022-008-015-0000
135-02-0022-008-007-0000
135-02-0022-008-045-0000
135-02-0022-008-045-1001
135-02-0022-008-053-0000
135-02-0022-008-053-1001
135-02-0022-008-077-0000
135-02-0022-008-077-1001
135-02-0022-008-084-0000
135-02-0022-008-095-0000
135-02-0022-008-123-0000
135-02-0022-008-127-0000
135-02-0022-008-141-0000
135-02-0022-008-154-0000
135-02-0022-008-164-0000
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
Bag. Sur
San Felipe
San Felipe
San Felipe
San Felipe
San Felipe
San Felipe
San Felipe
San Felipe
San Felipe
San Felipe
San Felipe
San Felipe
San Felipe
San Felipe
San Felipe
San Felipe
6,223.00
400.00
2,923.00
0.15
353.00
348.00
447.00
451.00
167.76
115.00
27.30
1,183.00
238.00
50.00
109.90
207.00
110.80
272.00
45.00
221.00
84.00
200.00
80.50
269.00
39.06
293.00
72.95
234.00
214.00
283.00
69.46
149.24
50.00
200.00
56.00
102.25
72.00
45.00
169.00
273.00
113.00
162.00
141.00
149.00
85.00
124.00
142.00
133.00
147.00
167.00
133.00
95.00
118.00
121.00
241.00
104.00
159.00
42.00
345.00
374.00
407.00
300.00
140.00
300.00
99.00
333.00
70.85
356.00
345.00
300.00
369.00
334.00
336.00
278.00
LA
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
BR
LR
BR
LR
LR
BR
BR
LR
BR
LR
BR
LR
BR
LR
BR
LR
BR
LR
BR
LR
LR
LR
BR
BR
LR
LR
BR
BR
BR
BR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
BR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
BR
LR
LR
LR
LR
BR
LR
BR
LR
BR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
LR
40,450.00 2005-11
300,000.00 1994-11
1,350,350.00 2007-11
679,950.00 2002-11
158,850.00 2010-11
156,600.00 2010-11
335,250.00 2004-11
202,950.00 2002-11
22,650.00 2003-11
51,750.00 2006-11
19,450.00 2009-11
266,180.00 2001-11
53,550.00 2006-11
54,050.00 2006-11
213,330.00 2007-11
46,580.00 2007-11
303,280.00 2007-11
61,200.00 2010-11
66,850.00 2010-11
49,730.00 2009-11
64,030.00 2009-11
31,500.00 2008-11
28,900.00 2008-11
42,370.00 2008-11
50,400.00
2011
65,930.00 2010-11
100,670.00 2002-11
52,650.00 2004-11
48,150.00 2006-11
63,680.00 2009-11
57,990.00 2009-11
304,920.00 2004-11
11,250.00 2009-11
45,000.00 2010-11
53,930.00 2010-11
48,020.00 2002-11
24,110.00 2003-11
28,460.00 2007-11
50,700.00 2009-11
81,900.00 2007-11
33,900.00 2009(3-4)-11
48,600.00 2007-11
42,300.00 2007-11
44,700.00 2010-11
102,830.00 2009-11
37,200.00 2007-11
42,600.00 2007-11
39,900.00 2008-11
44,100.00 2009-11
50,100.00 2010-11
39,900.00 2010-11
28,500.00 2007-11
35,400.00 2009-11
36,300.00 2009-11
72,300.00 2009-11
31,200.00 2007-11
47,700.00 2007-11
28,880.00 2009-11
155,250.00 1992-11
168,300.00 2002-11
183,150.00 2008-11
135,000.00 1994-11
73,920.00 1994-11
135,000.00 1989-11
24,550.00 1989-11
149,850.00 2004(3-4)-11
57,980.00 2004-11
160,200.00 1993-11
155,250.00 1980-11
135,000.00 1974-11
166,050.00 1974-11
150,300.00 2002-11
151,200.00 1994-11
125,100.00 2002-11
Unpaid
Taxes
Penalties
3,339.23
41,635.20
82,077.84
78,692.88
4,659.60
4,593.60
34,295.60
19,562.32
4,087.92
3,780.00
1,167.12
31,628.80
4,695.04
3,293.24
8,144.48
4,128.42
16,904.16
1,723.20
1,342.00
2,922.72
3,812.24
2,658.00
2,325.60
3,556.16
568.24
2,637.28
11,360.16
6,569.20
5,295.60
3,742.72
3,442.56
30,540.28
661.28
1,800.00
2,157.28
9,798.88
4,506.72
2,467.60
2,920.32
7,338.24
1,654.32
4,354.56
3,790.08
1,788.00
4,666.24
3,333.12
3,816.96
2,936.64
2,540.16
2,004.00
1,596.00
2,553.60
2,039.04
2,090.88
4,164.48
2,795.52
4,273.92
1,515.76
17,134.16
16,977.20
9,474.96
15,906.72
19,721.28
17,202.72
5,858.24
22,477.80
4,736.56
21,185.36
21,088.16
18,850.56
23,119.68
13,931.68
17,816.16
12,316.96
2,150.76
27,877.28
51,730.16
52,851.12
2,465.36
2,430.40
22,346.00
12,948.32
2,780.00
2,432.72
700.16
20,984.00
3,020.64
2,098.68
5,133.12
2,637.10
10,653.92
911.68
710.08
1,746.24
2,283.68
1,687.04
1,466.40
2,255.28
238.64
1,424.08
7,629.44
4,350.40
3,466.00
2,236.16
2,061.04
20,009.64
395.04
972.00
1,164.88
6,709.36
3,071.20
1,573.12
1,737.68
4,694.00
947.12
2,785.28
2,424.32
965.60
2,723.44
2,132.00
2,441.44
1,827.20
1,511.44
1,082.24
861.92
1,633.44
1,213.20
1,244.16
2,477.92
1,788.16
2,733.92
888.08
11,554.32
11,186.64
5,796.40
10,696.88
13,674.40
11,318.96
3,614.16
15,104.84
3,129.36
14,266.32
13,329.44
11,714.48
14,392.72
9,188.00
11,980.80
8,167.84
21
Total
Delinquent
5,489.99
69,512.48
133,808.00
131,544.00
7,124.96
7,024.00
56,641.60
32,510.64
6,867.92
6,212.72
1,867.28
52,612.80
7,715.68
5,391.92
13,277.60
6,765.52
27,558.08
2,634.88
2,052.08
4,668.96
6,095.92
4,345.04
3,792.00
5,811.44
806.88
4,061.36
18,989.60
10,919.60
8,761.60
5,978.88
5,503.60
50,549.92
1,056.32
2,772.00
3,322.16
16,508.24
7,577.92
4,040.72
4,658.00
12,032.24
2,601.44
7,139.84
6,214.40
2,753.60
7,389.68
5,465.12
6,258.40
4,763.84
4,051.60
3,086.24
2,457.92
4,187.04
3,252.24
3,335.04
6,642.40
4,583.68
7,007.84
2,403.84
28,688.48
28,163.84
15,271.36
26,603.60
33,395.68
28,521.68
9,472.40
37,582.64
7,865.92
35,451.68
34,417.60
30,565.04
37,512.40
23,119.68
29,796.96
20,484.80
6,520,650.93
(Sgd.) HELEN T. ROSALES

City Treasurer
BIKOL REPORTER
Published: September 2 and 9, 2012
22 bikol reporter
from my window . . .
premature ageing? Yes it can. Water helps keep your skin
hydrated, soft and radiant. Just a dehydrated person will have a
deep-set eyes and wrinkled skin, so will a fully hydrated person
exhibit a normal and beautiful skin tone. Drinking water can also
prevent kidney infections, kidney stones, migraine headache
and constipation.
One healthy habit is to drink a glass of water when you wake
up. This is because you are naturally thirsty and dehydrated in
the morning. Thus, drinking water in the morning helps flush out
the toxins that have accumulated at night. So remember to drink
uup for beauty, health and long life.
18. Be weather-conscious.
Our skin can be damaged by very hot or very cold weather.
Strong wind, dust and pollution cause wrinkles to form on your
face. If youre using public transportation, go for those airconditioned buses. By all means, avoid riding a motorcycle
because the wind, heat and dust will damage your skin. Thus,
we should avoid the suns rays from 10AM to 4PM. If youre
outdoors, use a sunscreen daily that has at least an SPF (sun
protection factor) of 30. If youre riding a car, have the windows
tinted or place see-through window shades to minimize the suns
rays. It may seem that young people are immune to the deadly
rays of the sun. However, be aware that the wrinkles and age
spots will only come out 15 to 20 years after sun exposure. Wear
a hat, bring an umbrella, and just do anything to avoid the sun
19. Avoid cigarette smoke.
Doctors estimate that smoking reduces ones lifespan
by approximately six years, while passive smoking (inhaling
other peoples cigarette smoke) still leads to a one to two-year
reduction in lifespan. This is because smokers actually hurt the

non-smokers around them by letting them inhale toxic fumes. A
study by the Food and Nutrition Research Institute shows that
47% of Filipino males, and 16% of females are smokers, one of
the highest worldwide. Both active and passive smoking puts
you at a higher risk for lung problems, heart disease, stroke
and even wrinkles. The lesson is: If you want to stay young and
healthy, keep away from other peoples smoke.
20. Live within your means. Avoid debt.
Financial stress can make one age quickly by 2 to 20
years. Keep your finances in order and save some moneyh for
emergency needs. Studies show that rich people usually (but
not always) live longer while people with lover incomes have
more diseases like tuberculosis, malnutrition and heart disease.
Therefore, make a concrete plan for your future health needs and
worry less today. Getting a health card or enrolling in PhilHealth
is an excellent move.
21. Never retire.

Medical wisdom says to use it or lose it. Thus, it pays to keep
on studying, reading and interacting with other people. Doctors
found out that intelligent people have more interconnections
between the nerve cells of their brain. To stimulate the growth
of these nerve cells, we should continually expose our minds
to new inputs, new challenges and new projects. Enroll in an
adult-learning class. Solve crossword puzzles and play chess.
Continue being busy doing what you love to do.
Aside from these 21 tips, there are other more challenging
ways to stay younger. These strategies include (1) keeping your
blood pressure low at BP 120 over 80; (2) maintaining your ideal
body weight; (3) reducing stress; (4) keeping your cholesterol
level and blood sugar level within normal range; (5) avoiding
air pollution and environmental toxins, and (6) treating chronic
diseases with your doctors supervision. Follow these tips and
stay young longer. Good luck!
Legazpi vows . . .
and resource mobilization.

LGUs which pass the test
and qualify for the Award scored
high in these areas wherein
good planning requires updated
and approved Comprehensive
Land Use Plan (CLUP), Comprehensive Development Plan,
Annual Investment Plan and
Executive-Legislative Agenda.
We just hope that other
LGUs like us will do the same
way as we wanted to continue
Robredos legacies so that his
intention of guiding us towards
tuwid na daan continue to live
upon us, Rosal added.
who would fail to comply with

the requirements while the
COA memorandum enjoins
concerned auditors to monitor
managements compliance.
Everything that you want
to know about the financial
transactions of the city government are posted and updated
regularly on its website www.
legazpicity.gov.ph and it is open
to public scrutiny, she said.

The website, she said contains the citys procurement list,
self income and expenditure estimates, statement of debt service, gender and development
(GAD) accomplishment report,
statement of receipts and expenditures, statement of cash flow,
Special Education Fund (SEF)
utilization, Priority Development Assistance Fund (PDAF)
utilization, annual budget, 20
percent component of Internal
Revenue Allotment (IRA) utilization, items for bidding and
bid results.
Besides, the lady mayor said
this yearly Ulat sa Bayan we
are doing now let every Legazpeo find out what the city government has achieved last year,
what it is currently achieving
and what are coming up next
as we continue to work on local
development, economic growth
and effective delivery of basic
social services based on the
framework of good governance
that Sec. Robredo left to us.
On Good Housekeeping,
Rosal said the Seal that Robredo has awarded the city government last year would serve
as a living reminder of the late
DILG secretarys local good
governance initiatives.
The SGH is in recognition of
local governments that perform
exceptionally well in planning,
budgeting, revenue mobilization, financial management,
budget execution, procurement
DENR issues . . .
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There were also 12 cases resolved or decided as to conflicting claims. The total revenue
collected is some 2.5 million
pesos as of June 2012 representing almost half of what was
targeted for the year at 5.3 million pesos.
management-related targets
such as free patent, agricultural
land title under CARP, and residential patent issuances, as well
as cadastral survey constitute
four of the seven top priorities
identified by RED Gonzales
during the recent Management
Conference of top DENR officials.
Tel #: 472-18-88
AUCTION SALE
on SEPTEMBER 21,
2012 of all unredeemed articles pledged from
MARCH - APRIL, 2012 at 8:30 a.m.
BIKOL REPORTER
Published: SEPTEMBER 9, 2012
R. GUINHAWA PAWNSHOP
General Luna St., Naga City
AUCTION SALE
on SEPTEMBER 21,
2012 of all unredeemed articles pledged from
MARCH - APRIL, 2012 at 8:30 a.m.
BIKOL REPORTER
EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF E STATE OF
MARCELO G. PALOYO WITH DEED OF ABSOLUTE SALE
Notice is hereby given that the named parties are the legitimate
heirs of the deceased MARCELO G. PALOYO who died
intestate on July 3, 2001 at Quitang, Pasacao, Camarines Sur,
without any Will or Testament and with no known debts left a
parcel of land situated at Quitang, Pasacao, Camarines Sur
with TCT No. 846; for and in consideration of the provision of
Section 1, Rule 74 of the Rules of Court, the parties agreed
to divide and adjudicate said estate in pro-indiviso; that for
and in consideration of the sum of One Hundred thousand
(P100,000.00) pesos, receipt is hereby acknowledged, the
Heirs hereby SELL, TRANSFER and CONVEY said property
unto MA. DOLORES C. LUCENA of legal age married to
Calixto B. Lucena, resident of Sta. Rosa del Norte, Pasacao,
Camarines Sur; acknowledged before Norary Public Atty.
Imelda Reyes-Guerrero, Doc. No. 1155, Page No. 231, Book
No. 12, Series of 2012.
BIKOL REPORTER
Published: September 2, 9 and 16, 2012
Balatas Road, Barangay Balatas, Naga City
INTERMENT FOR THE MONTH OF august 2012

Name of Deceased
Joselito P. Lopez
Rufina R. Encallado
Elena R. Encallado
Gualbert B. Morata
Salome C. Sambo
Celestina N. Saavedra
Carlos D. Martinez
Antonio C. Lorin
Edna M. Rico
Consuelo A. Vida
Restituto A. Fullentes
Gerardo Crisostomo
Leonardo S. Pineda
Jose P. Modesto
Jesse M. Robredo
Chowking - E-Mall
24K PAWNSHOP
General Luna St., Naga City
ETERNAL GARDENS MEMORIAL PARK-NAGA
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
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A special report recently

published by the Official Gazette of the Philippines in honor of Robredo says that 99 percent of the LGUs in the country
have complied with the DILGs
FDP as of June 2012.
Number of LGUs on the
other hand that have qualified
for the SGH as of June 2012
was 1,357. The SGH was a
major initiative of Robredo for
local governments that have
practiced transparency and
have engaged their constituents in governance, the report
said.
Date of Interment
August 1, 2012
August 3, 2012
August 3, 2012
August 6, 2012
August 13, 2012
August 12, 2012
August 15, 2012
August 13, 2012
August 15, 2012
August 20, 2012
August 21, 2012
August 22, 2012
August 21, 2012
August 25, 2012
August 28, 2012
For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever
believes in Him shall not perish but have everlasting life. John 3:16
bikol reporter
Naga all set for feast . . .
Albay scouts represent . . .
CamSur . . .
saysay Avenue, including

sections of Blumentritt leading to the Colgante Bridge,
towards Penafrancia Avenue
will also be closed to the motorists.
To avoid heavy congestion, visitors and devotees
who wish to join the Traslacion procession are advised
to come early and avoid
bringing their vehicles in the
downtown area.
Highlights of this years
ernment will have more funds

if the sin tax bill is approved,
more indigents will benefit,
health infrastructure will be
improved and constructed, he
added.
The province of Albay set
aside P45 million for 138,000
PhilHealth members this year.

The board member authored
an ordinance and unanimously
approved by the sangguniang
panlalawigan two months ago
which encourages the passage
of the sin tax bill by both Houses of Philippine Congress.
CEB adds . . .
CEBs official Twitter and Facebook pages.

CEB currently operates 10
Airbus A319, 21 Airbus A320
and 8 ATR-72 500 aircraft. Its
fleet of 39 aircraft with an
average age of 3.6 years is
the largest aircraft fleet in the
Philippines. Between 2012 and
2021, Cebu Pacific will take delivery of 21 more Airbus A320
and 30 Airbus A321neo aircraft
orders. It is slated to begin longhaul services in the 3rd quarter
of 2013.
diseases filariasis and dengue.

The occasion at Villa Del
Rey featured the signing of a
manifesto of support committing the support of local chief
executives to the program to
ensure its success in affording
protection to the public.
Nonetheless, it also featured the showcasing of a special mosquito net tagged as
Long -Lasting Insecticidal Net
(LLIN) which is expected to
be a big boost to the program
against the resurgence of Malaria in CamSur.
The model net bore the seal
and logos of various LGUs it
has reached since the start of
campaign on August 25, travelling from the Cordillera Region to CamSur.
A chosen family from the
Penafrancia Fiesta celebration include the Search and

Coronation of Miss Bicolandia 2012 tonight at the Jesse
Robredo Coliseum; BSP/
GSP marching competition
on September 12; civic parade and float competition
and Voyadores Festival on
September 13; Regional Military Street Parade Competition on September 14 and the
Grand Fluvial Procession on
Saturday, September 15.
SOLID GOLD PAWNSHOP

NAGA CITY
AUCTION SALE
Notice is hereby given that all pawned items for MAY 2012
which were not redeemed will be auctioned on OCTOBER
5, 2012 at 9:00 oclock in the morning.
November 9, 2012.
Domestic and international
base fares are exclusive of administration fee, aviation security fee, 12% VAT, fuel surcharge, country-specific taxes
and terminal fee.
For bookings and inquiries,
guests can go to www.cebupacificair.com, or call the reservation hotlines (02) 7020-888
or (032) 230-8888. The latest
seat sales can also be found on
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town of Pili was made the

model and the first to use said
insecticide-treated net.
Ms. Cynthia Salayo of DOH
based at Bicol Medical Center
(BMC) provided the participants with the present Malaria
profile of CamSur as well the
measures it took to attain its
manageable status.
Meanwhile, Dr. Wilfredo
Baniqued, Head of the Provincial Health Office, in his
speech gave assurance of Gov.
LRay Villafuertes continuing
support to the program.
Among the Municipal
Health Officers in attendance
were Dr. Ramon Odiamar of
RHU Lagonoy; Dr. Juan Ramirez, Del Gallego; Dr. Marilyn
Folloso, Ragay; Dr. Nena Cruz
, Sipocot; Dr. Aguila, Lupi and
Dr. Gerry Villafuerte, Ocampo.
-FERNANDEZ
PAISI
Ipinapaisi sa publico na ang gabos na ipinagsangra kan

MAYO 2012 isusubasta sa OKTOBRE 5, 2012 alas 9:00
nin aga.

BIKOL REPORTER
The Management
SOLID GOLD PAWNSHOP

195 Panganiban Street, Dinaga, Naga City
AUCTION SALE
PAISI

nin aga.

BIKOL REPORTER
The Management
SOLID GOLD PAWNSHOP

Ubaliw, Polangui, Albay
AUCTION SALE
PAISI

nin aga.

BIKOL REPORTER
The Management
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

AUCTION SALE/SUBASTA

All unredeemed items/articles pawned at ASPE SPEED

PAWNSHOP, JR. Bichara Complex, San Antonio Poblacion,
Calabanga, Camarines Sur, pawned from APRIL 01-30, 2012
whose terms have expired will be sold to public auction sale
on OCTOBER 1, 2012 from 9:00 A.M.-12:00 NOON.
Redemption/Renewals of all pledges covered by the
above-mentioned date will be honored until SEPTEMBER
28, 2012 only.

THE MANAGEMENT
BIKOL REPORTER
Published: SEPTEMBER 2 and 9, 2012
All unredeemed items/articles pawned at ROWENA ASPE

PAWNSHOP, P. Burgos St., corner J. Hernandez Avenue, Naga
City, pawned from APRIL 01-30, 2012 whose terms have expired will be sold to public auction sale on OCTOBER 1, 2012
from 9:00 A.M.-12:00 NOON.
28, 2012 only.

THE MANAGEMENT
BIKOL REPORTER


All unredeemed items/articles pawned at E. BOY ASPE

PAWNSHOP, Prieto Street, Filabel Arcade, Dinaga, Naga City,
pawned from APRIL 01-30, 2012 whose terms have expired
will be sold to public auction sale on OCTOBER 1, 2012 from
9:00 A.M.-12:00 NOON.
28, 2012 only.

THE MANAGEMENT
BIKOL REPORTER
All unredeemed items/articles pawned at ASPE EXPLORER

PAWNSHOP, Ground Floor, Bichara Complex, Abella St.,
Igualdad, Naga City, pawned from MARCH 01-31, 2012 whose
terms have expired will be sold APRIL 01-30, 2012 whose terms
have expired will be sold to public auction sale on OCTOBER
1, 2012 from 9:00 A.M.-12:00 NOON.
28, 2012 only.

THE MANAGEMENT
BIKOL REPORTER


All unredeemed items/articles pawned at R. M. ASPE

PAWNSHOP, Cor. Panganiban & Elias Angeles Street, Naga
City, pawned from APRIL 01-30, 2012 whose terms have expired will be sold to public auction sale on OCTOBER 1, 2012
from 9:00 A.M.-12:00 NOON.
28, 2012 only.

THE MANAGEMENT
BIKOL REPORTER
All unredeemed items/articles pawned at ASPE IGUALDAD

PAWNSHOP, Cor. Igualdad Ext. & J. Hernandez Ave., Igualdad,
Naga City, pawned from APRIL 01-30, 2012 whose terms have
expired will be sold to public auction sale on OCTOBER 1,
2012 from 9:00 A.M.-12:00 NOON.
28, 2012 only.

THE MANAGEMENT
BIKOL REPORTER


All unredeemed items/articles pawned at ASPE CROWNJEWEL PAWNSHOP & JEWELRY STORE, Bichara Mall corner
J. Hernandez & Gen. Luna Sts., Naga City, pawned from
APRIL 01-30, 2012 whose terms have expired will be sold
to public auction sale on OCTOBER 1, 2012 from 9:00 A.M.12:00 NOON.
28, 2012 only.

THE MANAGEMENT
BIKOL REPORTER
All unredeemed items/articles pawned at ASPE SUPERPAWN PAWNSHOP Crown Jewel Holdings Inc., Elias Angeles
St., San Francisco, Naga City, pawned from APRIL 01-30, 2012
whose terms have expired will be sold to public auction sale
on OCTOBER 1, 2012 from 9:00 A.M.-12:00 NOON.
28, 2012 only.

THE MANAGEMENT
BIKOL REPORTER
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September 9-15, 2012
Naga
all set
for feast
of Ina
By Analiza S. Macatangay
NAGA CITY The Naga City government

has laid down plans and measures to ensure
safety of devotees and visitors, expected to join
the annual celebration of the feast of the Our
Lady of Penafrancia.
Mayor John Bongat has
issued Executive Order 2012012 or the Inter-Agency Task
Group and the Unified Command Joint Operations Center
to oversee significant tasks of
giving out commands, control, coordination, collaboration and the management of
an effective communication
system that would speedily
respond to any emergency
calls or incidents during the
duration of the celebration.
Closely coordinating with
this endeavor are officers
and personnel of the Philippine National Police (PNP),
which will deploy more than
500 police in strategic sites in
the city, particularly at terminals, hotels and in downtown
Naga.
The augmentation force
will also man three command
posts, which will specifically
oversee the peace and order
situation during the busy
days of the celebration.
The Archdiocese of Caceres will be spearheading the
religious activities starting
off with the Traslacion procession on Friday, where the
image of Our Lady of Penafrancia will be brought from
the Penafrancia Shrine to the
Naga City Metropolitan Cathedral.
Inas pilgrim image, after
visiting parishes and corporate offices in Manila was
brought back in Naga City
via the Philippine National
Railways (PNR) special pilgrim train Wednesday (Sept.
5).
To ensure the easy flow of
traffic, the citys Public Safety Office led by executive director Lito Del Rosario, will
work closely with the PNP
for the implementation of the
re-routing scheme.
On Friday, portion of the
Padre Garcia street in Barangay Balatas will be close to
the public at 5 a.m. in preparation for the dawn procession.
Portions leading to Mag-
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