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Hotel Sogo is set to launch its first branch in the Bicol Region with the opening of the new Hotel Sogo Naga this February. This new branch located near SM Mall beside the Central Bus Terminal is another milestone in the Chain’s nationwide expan-sion program. It signifies the company’s response and commitment for the development of the Tour-ism industry in the city and the generation of more em-ployment for its residents.

Being the largest Hotel Chain with over 30 branch-

es across the country, Hotel Sogo maintains its winning formula of being in very conve-nient locations and offering the cleanest rooms with excellent

service at affordable prices. Along with its fully air-con-ditioned rooms, Sogo guests enjoy amenities comparable with higher class hotels such as 24-hr. food & beverage service, free Wi-Fi, LCD TVs with cable and in-house mov-ie channels featuring the latest blockbuster movies.

Mr. Danny Barredo, Ho-tel Sogo Naga Manager adds “We also ensure the privacy, security and safety of all our guests. We have secured pri-vate parking, generators to make sure there are no brown-outs, and a central fire protec-tion system for emergencies.

Hotel Sogo to open in Naga

Comelec, PNP tags 27 Bicol towns, 1 city poll hot spots

JV hails cut on placementfee for Taiwan-bound OFWs

Naga alderman pushesorgan donation ordinance

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LEGAZPI CITY – Twenty-seven towns and a city in the Bicol region were identified as election hot spots based on the assessment and declaration of the Commission on Elections (Comelec) and Philippine National Police (PNP).

Supt. Renato Bataller, PNP Bicol spokesperson, said the areas were declared hot spots due to intense political rival-ries in the past elections and the presence of private armed groups (PAGs) and New Peo-ple’s Army (NPA) rebels.

Bataller elaborated that 14 towns in Masbate are consid-ered election hot spots; six towns and Iriga City in Ca-marines Sur; four towns in Sorsogon; two in Camarines Nort; and one in Albay.

The island province of Cat-anduanes has none.

Bataller, quoting a report from a joint Comelec-PNP meeting held last week, said Masbate has more than half of its 20 towns included in the election watch list, including the towns of Balud, Catain-gan, Claveria, Dimasalang,

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NAGA CITY --- A city councilor here has proposed an ordinance to promote human or-gan donation.

Naga City Councilor David Casper Nathan Sergio filed the ordinance entitled “Organ for Life Ordinance of Naga City” which aims to institute

By aNaliza S. MaCaTaNGay

a local mechanism to effec-tively promote human organ donation and encourage vari-ous sectors to embrace and support the program.

It also aims to raise the awareness of the public about the government’s program on human organ donation. The government through the Na-

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SAN Juan City Rep. JV Ejercito Estrada welcomed a move aimed at reducing by 85 percent the exorbitant placement fee being charged to Overseas Filipino Work-ers (OFWs) seeking jobs in Taiwan.

The substantial cut in the placement fee was made pos-

sible after local job recruiters agreed to reduce the stagger-ing P90,000 to P150,000 fee for every outbound OFW for Taiwan to an amount equiva-lent to a one-month salary or P22,000.

Amadeo R. Perez Jr., Chair-man and Chief Executive Of-ficer of the Manila Economic and Cultural Office (MECO) disclosed that Taiwanese bro-

kers have voluntarily agreed to reduce their broker’s fee.

Perez clarified that the mechanism for substantial reduction in the placement fee has to be finalized before it could be approved by the Department of Labor and Employment (DoLE).

Ejercito Estrada, who is the vice chairman of the

NGCP warns the public on right-of-way violations

The National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP) admitted that it is having a hard time solv-ing Right-of-Way (ROW) problems that affect its field operations.

In an interview with NGCP Spokesperson Atty. Cyn-thia P. Alabanza, she identified the various ROW viola-tions that hamper the maintenance of NGCP’s transmis-sion facilities.

“Common ROW violations we encounter are planting of trees within the ROW corridor, grass fires at or around our facilities, squatting and putting up of structures under our transmission lines, and kite flying. All of these ac-tivities can disrupt the transmission of power and cause power outages. More importantly, these activities dam-age our lines and compromise the safety of the public,” explained Alabanza. (Turn to page 16)

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Atty. TONY (APA) ACYATANThe DBM information facility is made

available to the public in general in line with Pres. Aquino’s instructions for funds outlays and releases to be transparent. Well – the first step is good. What we wish to see next is for our people to know how the releases were actually spent. There are rumors that some budget releases are accounted for by certain agencies and officials through simple executions of certificates (like in the Senate)!

BANANAS: Despite the total devastation of thousands of hectares of banana plantations in Eastern Mindanao, we are poised to start exportation of bananas to the United States during the first half of 2013. The exportable variety are (highland) Cavendish bananas are grown in certain parts of Davao, Cotabato, as well as Bukidnon. The highland variety is sweeter than those produced in the lowlands.

The exporter firm is Dole company which is expanding its banana plantations in preparation for the US export expansion.

The biggest banana producers of the world are: India, Brazil, Ecuador and China. Currently, the US banana market is supplied by Guatemala (28%), Ecuador (24%), Costa Rica (21%), Colombia and Honduras (11% each), and Mexico (4%). Our competitive handicap is transport costs (to the USA) as against those from South America.

CAMPAIGN: This early, we are starting to have stomach cramps each time the candidates (usually in senatorial groups) are presented. It is very noticeable that political dynasties dominate the line-ups: sons of senators Enrile and Angara, aunt and cousin of president P-Noy, daughter of the vice president, wife of an incumbent senator, and brothers of two incumbent senators. Very soon, we will have same family members attending Senate caucuses and deliberations.

COMELEC’s mandate to limit media exposure of candidates tend to unduly curtail the chances of the lesser-known bets to get into the voters’ consciousness. Limiting interviews may also bar the public’s access to information especially on current issues. One way of leveling the political playing field is for the election agency itself to sponsor media programs to highlight personalities and the issues involved in certain elective positions. Para parehas lamang ang labanan!

PROVERB: A man of knowledge uses words with restraint; a man of understanding is even-tempered.

(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).

BRANCHES: There were 280 more branches (new and reopened) of banks approved by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas in the last quarter (2012). In comparison, there were 159 bank branches approved during the previous quarter. The bank branches were regular or other bank offices (OBO), and micro-banking offices which were applied for mostly by thrift or rural banks. Five micro-oriented banking offices were also approved for opening.

If only to show expanded banking capability, two foreign representative offices of banks were given license by BSP. These were for Beijing and Singapore – and the applicant is one of the three biggest banks in the country (BDO, Metrobank or BPI). As per last count in September 2012, the BSP is supervising 9,301 bank branches. Reductions from this number are few – mostly rural banks ordered closed by the Monetary Board.

TRANSPARENCY: Even if the Freedom of Information bill remains in the Congress dustbin, the Dept. of Budget and Management is trying hard to be transparent in its transactions, particularly on releases to various government units, including those for Congress and the Supreme Court. The DBM website can be researched on to draw extensive and updated information on how public funds are being spent and managed by the recipients and beneficiaries.

PHL banking expands

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I prefer to write about love and the eternal triangle and the crimes of passion committed in the name of love at least this February love month.

I must admit that at this time of my life, it is almost twilight, you can not describe me as one burning with passion. But if there is still so much of it in me, it is for my wife.

In the days when the world was young, I had a roving eye like the other young men in my barrio, forever on the look out for something fresh and beautiful.

It is different now. Time has changed, the heart has changed, everything has changed except probably love which only mellows like wine.

Love, what mysteries do you bring out, what heavenly bliss, what torment to all those under your spell. Life is colorless, drab, gloomy without it. A young man, longing for his girl at the other side of the ocean, cried out to his god,” Ye God, annihilate both space and time and make two lovers happy.”

The book, The World’s Greatest Crimes

of Passion authored by Tim Healey, tells of dramatic stories about love, murder and love triangle.

One was the story of a 38-year old woman in England who, terribly bored with her cold, unexciting 67-year old husband, got carried away by the fire and passion of her 22-year old lover. The love triangle ended in the murder of the husband.

But before the crime occurred, the woman, Alma Rottenbury, would write

poems which evoked troubled and sensual yearning. In one poem titled Dark-haired Merie, she wrote:

“ Are you waiting in your gardenBy the deep wide azure sea?Are you waiting for your loveship,Dark-haired Merie?I shall come to claim you someday,In my arms at last you’ll be,I shall kiss your lips and love you,Dark-haired Merie.”Her loveship arrived in the person

of the young man who could satisfy her sensual yearning. Her parched marriage bed bloomed again.

In New Jersey in the US, another woman who was swept off her feet by a dashing clergyman penned this love letter,” I am on my knees, darling, looking up at my nobleman, worshiping, adoring-I want you, your arms to hold me and hold me close if only to forget this pain for a minute. Dearest, give me some words of comfort,” she pleaded.

love and the eternal triangle

first statement.”This COMELEC resolution is fair and

good. I only wonder if it can stop media practitioners from telling lies, half truths, disinformations and even using gutter language. Let’s watch and see how this will work.

* * *Tired of being threatened with the talks

of ousting him as Senate President from Senator Miriam Defensor Santiago and Antonio Trillanes III, Senate President Juan Ponce Enrile offered to step aside for his staunch critics, Senators Miriam Santiago, Antonio Trillanes III, Alan Peter

Cayetano and his sister Pia Cayetano. Eleven senators rejected Enrile’s motion to declare his post vacant that gave him a vote of confidence. Senators Joker Arroyo and Bongbong Marcos abstained.

On the next day, Sen. Alan Peter Cayetano, in a privilege speech attacked Enrile who Cayetano said had been allowing his Chief of Staff Gigi Reyes, to do his function as senator such as attending and speaking during caucuses on his behalf and even romantically linking her to the Senate President.

Sen. Enrlile also produced documents showing Cayetano’s deceased father, former Sen. Renato Cayetano, owed him P37 million.

Cayetano protested Enrile’s digging up of grudges on a dead man who cannot answer. That started another bitter exchange of words which prompted Sen. Franklin Drilon to call for a recess. I never thought Alan can hit below the belt. So, Enrile hit back.

When the session resumed, Enrile expressed support to Alan Cayetano’s call for a conduct of audit even by a private firm but subject to the collective

So the COMELEC will enforce the right of reply. The Philippine Daily Inquirer reported in its January 25, 2013 issue the following:

COMELEC spokesman James Jimenez reminded media organizations that all candidates had a right to reply according to the implementing rules and regulations (IRR) of Republic Act No. 9006 or the Fair Election Act.

“Candidates can invoke his right of reply at anytime --- this provides an opportunity for a candidate who feels that he was not given a chance to reply to make it known to us (at the COMELEC) and we will refer it to the media network for their answer,” said Jimenez in a press briefing.

He said COMELEC Resolution No. 9615 on the IRR of RA 9006 provides candidates who feel aggrieved by charges published or aired against them by their rival equal access to the media.

Section 14 of the resolution states that all parties and bona fide candidates be given publicity by the newspaper, television or radio station which first printed or aired the charges.”

It said the reply should be given the “same prominence or be on the same page or section or in the same time slot as the

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Being Happy at 30(Part One)

Some lazy afternoons back in high school, I used to visit the Naga City Public Library which at that time occupied the entire second floor of the building on the corner of Panganiban Avenue and Elias Angeles Street. During one of those times, I serendipitously pulled out a thin paperback from one of the shelves which was filled with children’s books. That year was 1999, I was sixteen then, and, in one sitting, I read “The Little Prince” by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry.

The novella greatly influenced my self-image and worldview. With the pilot and the little prince, for instance, I shared this same opinion about grownups: They are strange, unhappy, and unappreciative of “the essential things that are invisible to the eye.” However, being sixteen and on the brink of college life, I understood that, like the pilot, I was about to face a more serious chapter and later become a grownup. So I imposed on myself this juvenile yet sacred goal: I will be a grown-up only when I reach the age of 30. Thus, I had fourteen years to ignore the strange “matters of consequence” of the grownups: getting married, raising kids, fulfilling responsibilities and obligations, and dealing with some serious issues that parents, like the grownups at home, would normally think, talk, quarrel or worry about. I had fourteen years to be young, carefree and happy.

Faithful to my goal, I decided after high school graduation to move far away from home and avail of a college diploma for myself in Manila. I was not so clear then about my motivation for this departure, whether it was for freedom or education or both, but I had a good excuse – I was young and ambitious; being impulsive was still forgivable. Fortunately or unfortunately, the grownups at home did not protest this decision and instead, consistent with their being grownups, believed that it was one that would land me a good-paying job and pave the way for a secure future.

My admission to the University of the Philippines-Diliman facilitated my sweet independence. There, people did not know or care about my achievements in high school. There, I was not a son of a first-rate teacher. There, I was an unfashionable probinsiyano. There, I was a beginner. There, I had to prove myself again. But I was determined and highly competitive. As an iskolar ng bayan, I strove to be an artist in my own right. I continued my passion for writing. I joined the UP Vocal Ensemble, a new choir. I was truly independent: cooked my food, washed my clothes, cleaned my room. I was exactly what and who I desired to be at seventeen, eighteen and nineteen.

At twenty, I was too proud of my small victories, still overwhelmed by my freedom, and consumed by my uncontainable youthful energies and creativity. Consciously or unconsciously, I turned into a doubter: too arrogant to believe in the supernatural, too strong to pray for anything that I could possibly not do, but afraid enough to dismiss my Catholic faith and guilt. I was a superman: I did what I wanted to do without pause for reflection, without weariness, without much regard for rightness or wrongness.

At twenty-one, I began to sense some meaninglessness in my vanity, my pride, my disconnectedness with the world. I felt some emotions which I was not comfortable with, like loneliness and purposelessness. I recalled the joys of a real long-lasting friendship – the rituals of “taming,” the beer sessions, the gimmicks, the kiss-and-tell talks. I missed my memory of a first love - the love letters, the warmth of her hand on mine, the beautiful sunset in our eyes, the candlelight dinners, the walks under the stars, the talks about forever, the breakup, and the heartache. I was missing memories I never had!

So I tried. The letters, the rituals – I tried them. But the sunset looked the same; the stars twinkled as unexcitingly as they always did. The parting was a relief. The hurt was… There was no hurt. I knew from the start that it had only been an experiment on being in love. But in fact, I did not love. At twenty-one, I was not like any other guy of my age. I was not in love.

At twenty-one, I was out of school. I was jobless. I was wandering around day and night without purpose. I stopped singing. I forgot how to dream. I found it hard to sleep. The grown-ups did not know; I was ashamed to tell them what I was going through. If there was one thing I still had that time, it was pride. The rest was darkness, vagueness, senselessness. I forgot who I was and who I was supposed to be at twenty-one.

At twenty-two, everything was not lost. I came home to the familiar, to the grown-ups, to my family – to my old “matters of great consequence”. There, forgiveness was embracing; hope was waiting; love was promising to heal me. I was not sure if I deserved all the consolation and reassurance, but love was unconditionally given to me by my family, despite my angst and my flaws.

At twenty-two, I knew that there was such a thing as a second chance in life. But I also realized that messing up had its consequences. I had to deal with the unfamiliar – with feelings of humiliation, of hurting, of being humbled. I was not the same person of my past: my self-image and world-image were not that of a seventeen-year-old anymore. It was the first time that I realized that I had evolved in five years. Still, my disposition was not yet that of a grown-up while my experiences were not those of a twenty-two year old either.

I virtually rebooted my life at twenty-two. I started with a clean

Bikol reporter 3jan. 27 - feB. 2, 2013

Consing to succeed Montinola as BPi presidentAt a meeting held last De-

cember 12, 2012, the Board of Directors of Bank of the Philip-pine Islands (BPI) approved a succession plan recommended by its Nomination Committee and Personnel and Compensa-tion Committee. Cezar P. Cons-ing will be nominated to suc-ceed Aurelio R. Montinola III as President and CEO at the next organizational meeting of the Board immediately follow-ing the stockholders’ meeting scheduled on April 18, 2013. This movement is in line with the traditional retirement prac-tices in BPI and forms part of the normal succession process.

Consing has over 25 years of experience in international fi-nance, particularly in investment banking, commercial banking, and private equity. He has led large groups of highly qualified finance professionals and has managed and grown complex businesses in highly competitive environments. He has also been directly involved in several sig-nificant financial transactions in Asia and in the Philippines.

Consing’s involvement with Bank of the Philippine Islands started in 1981 when he became the youngest management trainee in the corporate planning depart-ment and later moved to corpo-rate banking, where he eventual-ly headed the Conglomerate and Multinational Coverage team. He was appointed Assistant Vice President in corporate banking in 1985. He then joined J.P. Morgan & Co. as a transferee from BPI and built a 20-year career in in-vestment banking while based in Hong Kong and Singapore, the last seven years of which as head or co-head of investment bank-ing for Asia Pacific between 1997 and 2004. From 2001, he was president of J.P. Morgan Securi-ties (Asia Pacific) Ltd. and had overall responsibility for the com-bined Asian investment banking businesses of J.P. Morgan, Chase Manhattan, and Jardine Fleming.

At the board level, Consing represented J.P. Morgan on the Boards of Directors of BPI and

iNforMAtioN AND CoMMuNiCAtioN teCHNologY ProJeCtS gAiN MoMeNtuMThe deNr in a move to upgrade its communication facilities and to better achieve its goals in 2013 conducts an orientation on the installed phone receivers that bear centrally-managed access in various work stations. “it will provide 24/7 internet /network access with server lodged at the Planning and Management division (PMd) of deNr V”, PMd Chief elizabeth Padilla (extreme right) explains. (Photo by R.L. Mendiones)

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uNC H.S. ClASS ’68 reuNioNSome 55 members of the university of Nueva Caceres H/S Class ’68 attended their class reunion last dec. 15, 2012 at the San Francisco Village ii Clubhouse in Pacol, this city. The said group will have their seminar/retreat on March 30 at the uNC Student Pavillion in preparation for their 45th anniversary in december, this year.

BPI Capital in 1995 to 2000. He rejoined the BPI Board as an in-dependent director from 2004 to 2007, and then again, in 2010, where he currently serves as an independent director and a mem-ber of its personnel and risk man-agement committee.

Since 2004, Consing has been a partner of The Rohatyn Group, a US$3 billion international hedge fund and private equity firm focused exclusively on the emerging markets. He runs the firm’s Hong Kong office and is responsible for its private equity

business in Asia, including over-sight of the firm’s two joint ven-tures in the region, Arch Capital in Hong Kong, and CapAsia in Singapore. He has also served as independent board director of CIMB Group Holdings, CIMB Group Sdn Berhad in Malaysia, and CIMB Securities Internation-al in Singapore, as well as of First Gen Corporation (since 2005) and Jollibee Foods Corpora-tion (since 2010). He previously served as member of the advisory board and executive committee

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PdiC seeks supportof bank auditors

Bragais namednew da Bicol head

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With the spate of closures of smaller banks – particularly rural banks - due to capital in-adequacy and discovered oper-ational lapses – the Philippine Deposit Insurance Corpora-tion (PDIC) – has adopted ap-proaches to somehow strength-en the banks’ management control.

The mandated insurer of de-posits almost always ends up on the losing side every time a bank is ordered closed by the Mon-etary Board. PDIC believes bank closures can be avoided if the symptoms of potential bankrupt-cy or management wrongdoings are detected earlier through sys-tematic auditing and operational reviews.

On this aspect – PDIC has launched a program of closer co-

In the exigency of service, agriculture secretary Proceso J. Alcala has effected a re-assignment of regional direc-tors and other top DA officials in some regional offices nation-wide. In Bicol (region 5) Engr. Abelardo de Los Reyes Bragas with a position of Director IV has been assigned and desig-nated as officer–in-charge , regional executive director vice Dr. Jose V. Dayao, Director IV, CESO Rank IV who has been re-assigned to the Office of the Secretary as Special Assistant.

The Special Order was issued last January 7 but Bragas report-ed to the DA regional office on January 14 and had his first meet-ing with the staff on January 14. Meanwhile, Dr. Dayao who is set

operation with the thinning ranks of external auditors of smaller banks. The Receivership and Liquidation Sector of PDIC – led by Executive Vice President Cris-tina Q. Orbeta has started con-

to retire by April this year has re-quested secretary Alcala that in-stead of reporting to the Office of the secretary be retained at the DA-5 regional Office and con-

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inner chessBy J. HeNry daNiCaN

Tours and Travel – in Focus

dr. mArilissA j. AmPuANPresident, Bicol Association of Tourism

and Hospitality Educators (BATHE)

A popular and widely read travel magazine “ Conde Nast Traveler ” have recently named the Philippines as one of the 10 worlds’ most promising travel destinations for year 2013. The magazine pointed out that the countrys’ 7,107 islands and islets are best known for its marine eco-systems and its’ numerous white sand beaches living up to its name as the “ Pearl of the Orient Seas”. Singled out by the magazine is the truism that Bicol, Siargao and Palawan are must see places in view of the fact that the wonders found therein has what it takes which foreign tourists are looking for when they travel like the beautiful white sand beach of Gota in Caramoan, Camarines Sur, the Misibis Bay Resort in Albay including Ariana and Pangulasian Islands in Palawan.

With the increasing number of tourists visiting our famous natural attractions coupled with the successful tourism campaign slogan “ It’s More Fun in the Philippines” aired over radio and TV broadcasts, many hotels and resorts are being developed to accommodate travelers coming to and from our countrys numerous world class tourist spots. A case in point is Boracay in the province of Aklan which have remained consistently as a world class beach resort. Its no wonder why many foreign tourists keep coming back luring many others to see and enjoy for themselves the wonders and amenities that go with their stay in the place. As a consequence resorts on the islands like Discovery Shores have been unanimously chosen by “ Travel& Leisure “ magazine as the best resort there is that can be found in the Philippines.

Another plus factor is the province of Cebu which had been featured in many travel publications and so with the other tourist sites like Panglao, Camuigin including Camarines Sur with its famous

wakeboarding. Ilocandia’s historical sites and popular beaches are also mentioned prominently. However, many tourism stakeholders had been concerned that despite the interest and clamor of travelers to come and visit our country, the number one problem being encountered by them is the lack of infrastructure facilities in reaching numerous destinations. Many of our airports and facilities are not properly maintained. More often than not it lacks the needed equipments to make it work in accordance with the expectations of tourists in general. Due to this concerns they find it hard to reach many places negating whatever gains we could have realized if many of them will be able to see our archipelago’s vast and rich natural resources with its incomparable and green eco-systems.

It is of common knowledge that in being able to get and reach these wonderful tourist sites and destinations more often than not travelers would go on riding in motorized tricycles which emit noisy and

irritating sounds. This must be avoided and it is high time for us to see to it that operations of public utilities must shift to LPG powered vehicles and electric motor transport facilities. Be that as it may, one thing good that is happening in Philippine Tourism industry today is the presence of modern day hotels & resorts catering to the exquisite taste of tourists coming from different countries.

Many Chinese tourists for instance have experienced the joy and wonders of our varied tourism destinations. In a poll conducted by the “ Shanghai Morning Post “ the Philippines was adjudged as the “ Most Romantic Destination”. This recognition came just recently when the Department of Tourism launched its romance pegged advertisements dubbed “ Lovers “ which is a sequel from its popular tourism campaign slogan “ Its more fun in the Philippines “. Our country won the award with Finland, Ireland, Korea, Singapore and Dubai rounding up as the other countries which are noted for its romantic settings.

It can really be said that things are heating up for our tourism industry for year 2013. With the accolade given our country there can be no hindrance for our marketing strategy to be sustained and so with other concerns that also need to be given attention together with the innovative re-direction and plain common sense. Let us therefore continue conserving our God-given natural resources , improve our infrastructure & transport facilities and get competent and qualified people to work in our hotels and resorts spread all throughout the land. If these concerns are carried out and be done with, we are sure to attract the millions of tourists that are expected to visit our country for 2013 up to the year 2016.

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Getting SickYou can never tell when you are going to get sick. You went to

bed in the pink of health but you wake up in the morning already sick. You could hardly get up, you are running with fever, you have a splitting headache, you really do not know what’s wrong with you. Then, you discover your throat is sore and you could hardly swallow. What’s wrong with you? When you consulted the doctor, he tells you it is simple cold. You only need to rest, drink plenty of fluid and everything will be alright. Alright? As if it is easy to get sick. Well, years back that’s how life was. Our great grandparents did not even see a doctor and after several days, it was either they are cured or they were dead.

I think the best way is to keep one healthy all the time. Eat the right food. Eat moderately, do not smoke. Do not drink but if you do, drink moderately.

Today, there are very many food supplements in the market and they guarantee good health. But they are very expensive. When you learn how much a bottle costs, it is enough to make you sick. There is nothing better than eating vegetable and fruits. Malunggay is best. It is organic and very cheap. You can even ask malunggay from your neighbor and I have the hunch will be given willingly. Fruits abound and they are practically free. In our yard, there are plenty of cacao fruits and you can spend one afternoon eating them just like the way you eat santol leaving the seed that are ready to make tabrilla or chocolates out of them. But I do not know what nutritional substance get from this. Several months back, the rambutan in our backyard was really aplenty. The only problem was how to pick them because the tree is very high. And many just fall on the ground. Needless to say, they are not fit for eating any longer.

Well, I think I am really sick. Since two days ago, I have been suffering from sore throat, severe cough and a splitting headache. I have been doing water therapy though and even without taking anything, tablet or syrup, by God’s grace, I am doing a little okay. Maybe it could have been my ardent prayers to San Pedro Calungsod. Email [email protected]

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It is true and not just a seeming. Music is an antidote to many a tired mind and spirit as well as body. It is not surprising that music is a part of every human activity. Specifically for students, music can be a great relief after a long, tedious examination or any mental activity which might mean solving a difficult problem in mathematics or trying to figure out a conclusion to an unusual science experiment,

It does not come as a surprise to me upon knowing that many students study their lessons with music on and it is not even soft, sentimental easy music. It could even be hard rock. It is a common sight…young students with both ears glued to their earphones and listening to music continuously. At times one finds it difficult to talk to them because they could hardly hear since they are so infused to what they are listening. Guess it right, it is music. At least, it is not sentimental radio dramas.

Music is the language of the soul. So, it is said since time immemorial. It is the language that is best understood and it knows no race, nor belief nor age.

Music as a subject is very entertaining. Teachers do not experience difficulty in teaching the subject. Such is the magic of music that all subjects may be taught musically. History can

Music and its Magic to Students

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Delinquent1 MUMPAR, GUALBERTO PALENCIA 0801000400016 135-01-0004-001-011 Balatas 500.00 LR 337,500.00 1991-12 18,421.20 11,721.12 30,142.32 2 JEREMIAS, MARCELA 0801000400440 135-01-0004-002-010 Balatas 1.51 LA 61,970.00 2002-12 8,602.48 5,304.68 13,907.16 3 AILES, BENECIO & AILES, NORMA 0801000400039 135-01-0004-001-027 Balatas 300.00 LR 135,000.00 2008-12 7,603.20 4,241.68 11,844.88 4 APAR, ROLANDO & MA. LOURDES VISTAL 0801000400045 135-01-0004-001-030 Balatas 785.00 LR 412,130.00 2010-12 13,564.80 6,541.20 20,106.00 5 APAR, ROLANDO 0801000400046 135-01-0004-001-030-1001 Balatas 149.62 BR 340,700.00 2010-12 13,072.56 6,303.84 19,376.40 6 MOLINA, NICOLAS P. 0801000400047 135-01-0004-001-031 Balatas 1,000.00 LR 525,000.00 2009-12 21,504.00 11,374.08 32,878.08 7 ITALLO, NERIO O. 0801000400064 135-01-0004-001-042 Balatas 272.00 LR 142,800.00 2005-12 9,190.80 5,499.92 14,690.72 8 DELFINO, FELIMON G. 0801000400137 135-01-0004-001-052 Balatas 120.00 LR 54,000.00 2000-12 5,304.96 3,326.40 8,631.36 9 RURAL BANK OF LIBMANAN, INC., 0801000400289 135-01-0004-001-159 Balatas 195.00 LR 102,380.00 2005-12 6,589.44 3,943.12 10,532.56

10 LABUANAN, ROSANA M. MRRD. TO: ALFONSO P. LABUANAN 0801000400400 135-01-0004-001-299 Balatas 200.00 LR 105,000.00 2004-12 10,176.00 6,299.52 16,475.52 11 RICAFRENTE, RAUL S. 0801000400401 135-01-0004-001-300 Balatas 150.00 LR 78,750.00 2004-12 6,480.00 3,895.20 10,375.20 12 CALDERON, FERNANDO M. 0801000400402 135-01-0004-001-301 Balatas 150.00 LR 78,750.00 2004-12 6,480.00 3,895.20 10,375.20 13 JOSE, NANCY PANAMBO 0801000400405 135-01-0004-001-304 Balatas 372.00 LR 214,830.00 2006-12 16,892.32 10,060.72 26,953.04 14 VARGAS, ROMEO S. 0801000400411 135-01-0004-001-309 Balatas 367.00 LR 192,680.00 2006-12 9,090.40 5,413.92 14,504.32 15 JEREMIAS, MARCELA 0801000400440 135-01-0004-002-010 Balatas 1.51 LA 61,970.00 2002-12 8,602.48 5,304.68 13,907.16 16 CLARO, JUDITH M. 0801000400520 135-01-0004-003-034 Balatas 401.00 LR 99,250.00 1993-12 12,574.48 8,205.44 20,779.92 17 SAN BUENAVENTURA, MAXIMO 0801000400525 135-01-0004-003-036 Balatas 436.00 LR 130,800.00 2008-12 5,332.80 2,975.04 8,307.84 18 MAPA, EMILIA 0801000400529 135-01-0004-003-037 Balatas 404.00 LR 121,200.00 1973-12 14,239.28 8,522.72 22,762.00 19 BAYOLA, SIMEON JR. 0801000400534 135-01-0004-003-040 Balatas 373.00 LR 55,950.00 1999-12 5,592.16 3,566.48 9,158.64 20 OCAMPO, CARMEN 0801000400541 135-01-0004-003-044 Balatas 464.00 LR 139,200.00 2005-12 6,948.56 4,157.92 11,106.48 21 MILANO, NICANOR 0801000400584 135-01-0004-004-006 Balatas 200.00 LR 49,500.00 2007-12 3,210.24 1,859.44 5,069.68 22 EVANGELISTA, DOMINGO 0801000400588 135-01-0004-004-008 Balatas 200.00 LR 49,500.00 2002-12 4,759.04 2,974.48 7,733.52 23 DE LA CRUZ, MARIANO & GREGORIA 0801000400589 135-01-0004-004-009 Balatas 200.00 LR 45,000.00 2005-12 3,379.20 2,022.16 5,401.36 24 EVANGELISTA, DOMINGO 0801000400590 135-01-0004-004-010 Balatas 200.00 LR 45,000.00 1999-12 4,998.40 3,188.00 8,186.40 25 UCPB SAVINGS BANK, 0801000400594 135-01-0004-004-013 Balatas 200.00 LR 45,000.00 1998-12 5,222.40 3,349.28 8,571.68 26 JEREMIAS, PRUDENCIO 0801000400605 135-01-0004-004-017 Balatas 200.00 LR 45,000.00 2000-12 4,774.40 3,026.72 7,801.12 27 REAPOR, VIRGILIO & EDUVIGES E. 0801000400610 135-01-0004-004-020 Balatas 200.00 LR 45,000.00 2003-12 4,281.60 2,672.00 6,953.60 28 ARESGADO, RODOLFO 0801000400616 135-01-0004-004-023 Balatas 200.00 LR 45,000.00 2005-12 5,316.48 3,251.76 8,568.24 29 BROQUESA, JOSE 0801000400619 135-01-0004-004-025 Balatas 200.00 LR 45,000.00 2009-12 3,117.60 1,675.84 4,793.44 30 JEREMIAS, NILO B.-MRRD. TO: HILDA JEREMIAS. 0801000400622 135-01-0004-004-027 Balatas 200.00 LR 45,000.00 2001-12 4,920.00 3,131.68 8,051.68 31 AGUILAR, FRANCISCO & BETTY ADRADES 0801000400646 135-01-0004-004-043 Balatas 200.00 LR 45,000.00 1980-12 11,634.00 7,218.72 18,852.72 32 NEBRIA, SEVERINO 0801000400683 135-01-0004-004-072 Balatas 784.00 LR 176,400.00 2006-12 12,944.80 7,709.60 20,654.40 33 AGUINALDO, ANGUSTIA 0801000400690 135-01-0004-004-075 Balatas 90.00 LR 20,250.00 2003-12 1,589.76 959.68 2,549.44 34 AGUINALDO, ANGUSTIA 0801000401893 135-01-0004-004-074 Balatas 110.00 LR 24,750.00 2010-12 950.40 458.32 1,408.72 35 RAYMUNDO, JOSE 0801000400708 135-01-0004-005-012 Balatas 1.34 LA 23,780.00 2004-12 4,988.64 3,249.36 8,238.00 36 EVANGELISTA, DOMINGO 0801000400713 135-01-0004-005-017 Balatas 0.87 LA 35,620.00 1990-12 8,935.16 5,803.84 14,739.00 37 REANTO, TITA 0801000400717 135-01-0004-005-021 Balatas 1.30 LA 53,290.00 2007-12 5,817.84 3,424.32 9,242.16 38 NEBRIA, SEVERINO 0801000400741 135-01-0004-005-053 Balatas 0.70 LA 28,630.00 2006-12 3,549.60 2,144.88 5,694.48 39 SAN JUAN, LUIS 0801000400746 135-01-0004-005-060 Balatas 0.63 LA 40,540.00 1997-12 8,862.56 5,797.00 14,659.56 40 SAN JUAN, LUIS 0801000400747 135-01-0004-005-061 Balatas 0.42 LA 26,590.00 1988-12 7,083.68 4,551.20 11,634.88 41 INOCENSIO, MAXIMO I 0801000400753 135-01-0004-005-066 Balatas 817.00 LR 122,550.00 2009(34)-12 7,627.36 3,942.76 11,570.12 42 INOCENSIO, NICASIO 0801000400754 135-01-0004-005-067 Balatas 653.00 LR 97,950.00 1997-12 13,692.80 8,620.40 22,313.20 43 INOCENCIO, EDUARDO 0801000400755 135-01-0004-005-068 Balatas 458.00 LR 68,700.00 1998-12 9,397.76 5,897.84 15,295.60 44 VELARDE, MARIA J. 0801000400804 135-01-0004-006-018-1001 Balatas 96.00 BR 194,830.00 2003-12 14,170.64 8,895.52 23,066.16 45 KABAYASHI, LEILA O. 0801000400807 135-01-0004-006-018-1003 Balatas 73.50 BR 123,851.20 2009-12 6,765.92 3,578.64 10,344.56 46 BAGAMASBAD, TERESITA 0801000400809 135-01-0004-006-018-1006 Balatas 36.45 BR 50,300.00 2008-12 2,333.76 1,302.00 3,635.76 47 OCAMPO, CARMEN 0801000400813 135-01-0004-006-025 Balatas 1.10 LA 45,140.00 2006-12 5,597.92 3,382.80 8,980.72 48 MONFORTE, MARIA R. 0801000400814 135-01-0004-006-027 Balatas 1.01 LA 41,500.00 2006-12 5,146.16 3,109.68 8,255.84 49 MONFORTE, MARIA R. 0801000400815 135-01-0004-006-028 Balatas 1.00 LA 41,000.00 2010-12 2,593.16 1,278.92 3,872.08 50 BONAVENTE, FERNANDO 0801000400851 135-01-0004-007-001-1006 Balatas 105.00 BR 29,211.00 1997-12 6,462.32 4,284.64 10,746.96 51 ALVAREZ, NATIVIDAD 0801000400904 135-01-0004-007-001-1058 Balatas 29.50 BR 22,184.70 1982-12 20,392.08 13,191.36 33,583.44 52 SALEN, VIC JOHN 0801000400908 135-01-0004-007-001-1062 Balatas 94.70 BR 21,240.00 1991-12 10,124.80 6,753.68 16,878.48 53 WARE, ROLANDO 0801000400918 135-01-0004-007-001-1072 Balatas 84.79 BR 44,020.00 2006(4)-12 5,813.00 3,622.04 9,435.04 54 BERMUNDO, LEONARDO 0801000400974 135-01-0004-007-001-1128 Balatas 96.00 BR 121,440.00 1997-12 23,064.08 15,171.12 38,235.20 55 DADIS, LEVI 0801000400977 135-01-0004-007-001-1131 Balatas 62.40 BR 66,952.50 1997-12 9,992.88 6,573.20 16,566.08 56 MORENO, JOSE & EVELYN (SPS) 0801000400981 135-01-0004-007-001-1135 Balatas 51.36 BR 60,085.50 2002-12 7,472.16 4,745.20 12,217.36 57 BANDOL, ROMEO B. & ESTER V. 0801000400984 135-01-0004-007-001-1138 Balatas 37.50 BR 28,901.40 2002-12 4,856.96 3,126.80 7,983.76 58 BORJA , GENEROSO M. & BEATRIZ S. 0801000400985 135-01-0004-007-001-1139 Balatas 58.93 BR 62,190.00 2003-12 10,306.64 6,624.88 16,931.52 59 PILAR, DORIS G. 0801000400989 135-01-0004-007-001-1143 Balatas 60.00 BR 101,170.60 2005-12 8,828.24 5,372.24 14,200.48 60 MIRANDA, AVELINA P. 0801000400991 135-01-0004-007-001-1145 Balatas 110.00 BR 237,922.50 2009-12 13,361.68 7,067.36 20,429.04 61 AMADOR, ALFONSO JR. S. 0801000400993 135-01-0004-007-001-1147 Balatas 108.00 BR 22,604.00 2008-12 2,083.36 1,210.72 3,294.08 62 ALFORTE, WILLIAM 0801000400995 135-01-0004-007-001-1149 Balatas 46.20 BR 57,540.00 2006-12 3,854.64 2,295.68 6,150.32 63 ALFORTE, VILMA M. 0801000400996 135-01-0004-007-001-1150 Balatas 30.00 BR 27,984.00 2009-12 2,238.72 1,253.68 3,492.40 64 OBIAS, CLARO V. (MARRIED TO:VIRGINIA SAN ANDRES) 0801000401035 135-01-0004-007-029 Balatas 280.00 LR 126,000.00 2007-12 10,214.40 5,916.32 16,130.72 65 OBIAS, MA. LUISA V. 0801000401036 135-01-0004-007-030 Balatas 280.00 LR 126,000.00 2008-12 8,870.40 4,948.64 13,819.04 66 UBAÑA, ALFREDO B. 0801000401052 135-01-0004-007-043 Balatas 382.00 LR 171,900.00 2006-12 15,768.96 9,391.68 25,160.64 67 ISIDRA VDA DE CHAVEZ, 0801000401084 135-01-0004-007-069 Balatas 300.00 LR 90,000.00 1994(4)-12 18,362.64 12,069.10 30,431.74 68 FERRER , HONESTO JR. V. 0801000401093 135-01-0004-008-002-1002 Balatas 80.00 BR 123,280.00 2004-12 12,338.48 7,638.24 19,976.72 69 MARIANO VILLAGE SUBDIVISION c/o BLANQUERA, ESTEBAN 0801000401136 135-01-0004-008-035 Balatas 280.00 LR 126,000.00 1965-12 20,276.72 12,316.32 32,593.04

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70 MASOTES, GLADYS M. 0801000401200 135-01-0004-008-070 Balatas 280.00 LR 147,000.00 2006-12 11,558.40 6,884.00 18,442.40 71 BELLEZA, RAMON N. 0801000401207 135-01-0004-008-077 Balatas 305.00 LR 150,980.00 2006-12 13,849.52 8,248.56 22,098.08 72 BELLEZA, RAMON N. 0801000401208 135-01-0004-008-078 Balatas 280.00 LR 126,000.00 2008-12 8,870.40 4,948.64 13,819.04 73 MARIANO VILLAGE SUBDIVISION c/o ASIDO, JOSE 0801000401209 135-01-0004-008-079 Balatas 280.00 LR 126,000.00 2007-12 10,214.40 5,916.32 16,130.72 74 NACARIO, GERSON 0801000401230 135-01-0004-008-096 Balatas 280.00 LR 126,000.00 2001-12 15,079.68 9,419.20 24,498.88 75 GALVANTE, ROSARIO 0801000401241 135-01-0004-008-103 Balatas 280.00 LR 126,000.00 2009-12 7,526.40 3,980.96 11,507.36 76 GALVANTE, ROSARIO 0801000401242 135-01-0004-008-104 Balatas 280.00 LR 126,000.00 2009-12 7,526.40 3,980.96 11,507.36 77 BUENA, LILIA 0801000401246 135-01-0004-008-106-1002 Balatas 48.00 BR 29,920.00 1998-12 7,874.40 5,286.72 13,161.12 78 JEREMIAS, LEOPOLDO 0801000401248 135-01-0004-008-109 Balatas 389.00 LR 175,050.00 2000-12 21,759.52 13,668.96 35,428.48 79 PAISO, THERESA CRUZ (MARRIED TO: AUGUSTUS CAESAR S. PAISO) 0801000401861 135-01-0004-008-040 Balatas 299.00 LR 148,000.00 2010-12 8,880.00 4,499.20 13,379.20 80 YU CHANG, BENJAMIN S. & MARCELA M. (SPS.) 0801000401932 135-01-0004-008-075-1001 Balatas 222.14 BR 715,290.00 2010-12 42,917.52 21,744.80 64,662.32 81 MARIANO VILLAGE SUBDIVISION c/o PACAMARA, GIL 0801000401109 135-01-0004-008-011 Balatas 280.00 LR 126,000.00 2009-12 7,526.40 3,980.96 11,507.36 82 PACAMARRA , GIL ATTY. P. 0801000402029 135-01-0004-008-011-1001 Balatas 609.98 BR 1,269,569.00 2008(34)-12 95,015.84 52,437.44 147,453.28 83 LLAGAS, VICENTE JR. 0801000401315 135-01-0004-009-016-1002 Balatas 140.00 BR 302,400.00 2005-12 28,082.00 17,089.12 45,171.12 84 BUENAFE, ELMER 0801000401403 135-01-0004-009-065 Balatas 300.00 LR 135,000.00 2010-12 6,525.04 3,146.56 9,671.60 85 BUENAFE , ELMER 0801000401404 135-01-0004-009-065-1001 Balatas 120.00 BR 21,220.00 2010-12 1,273.20 645.12 1,918.32 86 PLOPENIO, ROMEO 0801000401407 135-01-0004-009-068 Balatas 303.00 LR 149,990.00 2010-12 7,199.12 3,471.60 10,670.72 87 HIDALGO, VICTORINO 0801000401489 135-01-0004-009-123 Balatas 84.00 LR 37,800.00 2008(34)-12 2,459.52 1,339.48 3,799.00 88 HIDALGO, VICTORINO 0801000401490 135-01-0004-009-123-1001 Balatas 45.00 BR 52,010.00 2007(34)-12 2,974.96 1,693.56 4,668.52 89 PEJO, SALVADOR 0801000401557 135-01-0004-010-032 Balatas 492.00 LR 221,400.00 2009-12 13,224.96 6,995.12 20,220.08 90 PEJO, SALVADOR & SALVACION 0801000401576 135-01-0004-010-046 Balatas 400.00 LR 180,000.00 2007-12 14,592.00 8,451.84 23,043.84 91 PEJO, SALVADOR 0801000401577 135-01-0004-010-046-1001 Balatas 276.50 BR 73,000.00 2009-12 5,840.00 3,270.40 9,110.40 92 PEJO, SALVADOR & SALVACION 0801000401578 135-01-0004-010-047 Balatas 400.00 LR 180,000.00 2009-12 10,752.00 5,687.04 16,439.04 93 PEJO, SALVADOR 0801000401620 135-01-0004-010-075 Balatas 240.00 LR 108,000.00 2007-12 8,755.20 5,071.12 13,826.32 94 PEJO, SALVADOR 0801000401621 135-01-0004-010-076 Balatas 285.00 LR 128,250.00 2007-12 10,396.80 6,021.92 16,418.72 95 ADIOVA, SERGIO 0801000401594 135-01-0004-010-058 Balatas 240.00 LR 108,000.00 2004-12 11,381.76 6,962.32 18,344.08 96 ADIOVA, SERGIO 0801000401595 135-01-0004-010-058-1001 Balatas 68.06 BR 25,070.00 2009-12 2,005.76 1,123.20 3,128.96 97 MONTEREY VILLAGE SUBD.,, c/o SAN JUAN, JOSELYN ( JOSEFINO) 0801000401622 135-01-0004-010-077 Balatas 240.00 LR 108,000.00 2005-12 10,137.60 6,066.48 16,204.08 98 OLLESCA, ISIDRO O. 0801000401625 135-01-0004-010-079 Balatas 240.00 LR 108,000.00 1997-12 16,024.32 10,304.88 26,329.20 99 OLIVA, CHRISTITO 0801000401635 135-01-0004-010-086-1001 Balatas 144.50 BR 59,110.00 1985-12 17,323.12 9,778.80 27,101.92

100 PANGANIBAN, EMMA V. 0801000401660 135-01-0004-010-103 Balatas 300.00 LR 135,000.00 1985-12 22,703.52 14,338.96 37,042.48 101 BAGALACSA, TEOFILO M. 0801000401685 135-01-0004-010-120 Balatas 313.00 LR 140,850.00 2007-12 11,418.24 6,613.60 18,031.84 102 BAGALACSA, TEOFILO M. 0801000401686 135-01-0004-010-120-1001 Balatas 79.50 BR 51,270.00 2006-12 7,188.16 4,519.12 11,707.28 103 CORTES, NESTOR A. 0801000401696 135-01-0004-010-129 Balatas 109.00 LR 49,050.00 2008-12 3,453.12 1,926.48 5,379.60 104 CORTES, NESTOR A. 0801000401697 135-01-0004-010-129-1001 Balatas 51.63 BR 57,530.00 2008-12 3,238.08 1,806.32 5,044.40 105 BOLALIN, PURITA D. 0801000401951 135-01-0004-010-099-1001 Balatas 102.03 BR 306,440.00 2010-12 18,386.40 9,315.76 27,702.16 106 ABLAZA, HELEN V. 0801000401672 135-01-0004-010-110 Balatas 350.00 LR 157,500.00 2010-12 7,560.00 3,645.60 11,205.60 107 ABLAZA, HELEN V. 0801000401944 135-01-0004-010-110-1001 Balatas 110.00 BR 313,650.00 2008-12 16,787.84 9,365.60 26,153.44 108 MARIANO, IRENE P. c/o TOLEDANO, CONSTANCIO 0801000401711 135-01-0004-011-006 Balatas 152.00 LR 68,400.00 2008-12 4,815.36 2,686.40 7,501.76 109 ROLDAN, NUMERIANO 0801000401713 135-01-0004-011-007 Balatas 408.00 LR 183,600.00 2007-12 14,883.84 8,620.88 23,504.72 110 PHILIPPINE NATIONAL BANK 0801000401733 135-01-0004-011-021 Balatas 332.00 LR 149,400.00 2008-12 10,517.76 5,867.68 16,385.44 111 FORNALES, MARCELINA VDA.DE & JOEL B. 0801000401744 135-01-0004-011-028 Balatas 314.00 LR 141,300.00 2008(24)-12 9,570.72 5,278.22 14,848.94 112 FORNOLES, MARCELINA VDA.DE (3/4 SHARE)JOEL(MINOR 1/4 SHARE) 0801000401745 135-01-0004-011-028-1001 Balatas 62.00 BR 21,610.00 2009(34)-12 1,512.84 812.56 2,325.40 113 NITOLLANO, REBECCA P.ET. AL. 0801000401746 135-01-0004-011-029 Balatas 305.00 LR 137,250.00 2009-12 8,198.40 4,336.40 12,534.80 114 NITOLLANO, REBECCA P.ET. AL. 0801000401747 135-01-0004-011-029-1001 Balatas 128.00 BR 203,460.00 2008-12 15,815.04 8,869.76 24,684.80 115 SUARILLA, ELISEO R. 0801000401748 135-01-0004-011-030 Balatas 312.00 LR 140,400.00 2006-12 12,879.36 7,670.64 20,550.00 116 BERMILLO, FRANCISCA 0801000401756 135-01-0004-011-035 Balatas 280.00 LR 315,000.00 1999(4)-12 16,662.24 10,558.66 27,220.90 117 BERMILLO, ROBERTO S. 0801000401757 135-01-0004-011-036 Balatas 227.00 LR 255,380.00 2007(4)-12 7,463.76 4,208.04 11,671.80 118 BERMILLO, ROBERTO S. 0801000401758 135-01-0004-011-036-1001 Balatas 88.10 BR 135,760.00 2007(4)-12 9,475.72 5,394.36 14,870.08 119 DIPUTADO, ROMMIL JAVIER & JERLIE VILLAHERMOSA DIPUTADO 0801000401768 135-01-0004-011-043 Balatas 400.00 LR 180,000.00 2010-12 8,640.00 4,166.40 12,806.40 120 SANTUYO, BENJAMIN B. 0801000401808 135-01-0004-011-055 Balatas 400.00 LR 450,000.00 2009-12 10,752.00 5,687.04 16,439.04 121 SAMSON, BRIGIDA L. 0801000401847 135-01-0004-011-078 Balatas 214.00 LR 96,300.00 2007-12 7,806.72 4,521.76 12,328.48 122 DEOCAREZA, ELPIDIO 0802000500005 135-02-0005-001-002 Calauag 439.50 LR 197,780.00 2007-12 16,033.04 9,286.40 25,319.44 123 BERIÑA, JOSEPH ET. AL. 0802000500007 135-02-0005-001-003 Calauag 434.00 LR 195,300.00 2008-12 13,749.12 7,670.40 21,419.52 124 DE LOS SANTOS, TEOTIMA 0802000500009 135-02-0005-001-004 Calauag 1,690.00 LR 760,500.00 2009-12 45,427.20 24,027.76 69,454.96 125 GRATIL, ROMEO H. 0802000500016 135-02-0005-001-004-1007 Calauag 169.00 BR 493,310.00 2009-12 27,310.08 14,445.04 41,755.12 126 COBILLA, MARIVIC 0802000500026 135-02-0005-001-008 Calauag 471.00 LR 211,950.00 2003-12 22,562.88 13,826.16 36,389.04 127 COBILLA, MARIVIC 0802000500027 135-02-0005-001-008-1001 Calauag 183.28 BR 118,120.00 2003-12 38,390.24 26,129.12 64,519.36 128 BORROMEO, AUGUSTO 0802000500050 135-02-0005-002-010 Calauag 229.00 LR 85,880.00 1991-12 14,601.84 9,309.04 23,910.88 129 SAN JUAN, AUGUSTO B. 0802000500052 135-02-0005-002-010-1003 Calauag 62.05 BR 61,440.00 2001-12 11,577.12 7,548.80 19,125.92 130 JINGCO, EDWIN 0802000500087 135-02-0005-002-031 Calauag 159.00 LR 35,780.00 2006-12 5,152.00 3,251.44 8,403.44 131 PELO, ROMEO 0802000500102 135-02-0005-002-038-1002 Calauag 114.40 BR 216,240.00 2009-12 13,851.28 7,327.68 21,178.96 132 VERGARA, SEVERA ALLAMIN 0802000500117 135-02-0005-002-046 Calauag 185.00 LR 69,380.00 1993(24)-12 12,401.88 8,052.20 20,454.08 133 BISENIO, BEATRIZ AVENDAÑO 0802000500119 135-02-0005-002-047 Calauag 370.00 LR 83,250.00 2007(24)-12 9,768.16 5,967.44 15,735.60 134 SAN VICENTE, REINATA P. 0802000500121 135-02-0005-002-050 Calauag 230.00 LR 103,500.00 2009-12 6,182.40 3,270.08 9,452.48 135 OJEDA, CARMEN PAN AND PAN, MILAGROS 0802000500143 135-02-0005-002-068 Calauag 190.00 LR 71,250.00 1999-12 10,852.08 6,912.96 17,765.04 136 SAN JUAN, EFREN M. 0802000500151 135-02-0005-002-072 Calauag 46.00 LR 10,350.00 1999-12 2,023.20 1,324.24 3,347.44 137 SAN JUAN, EFREN M. 0802000500154 135-02-0005-002-074 Calauag 125.00 LR 56,250.00 1999-12 6,607.20 4,115.12 10,722.32 138 SAN JUAN, EFREN M. 0802000500155 135-02-0005-002-075 Calauag 166.00 LR 37,350.00 1999-12 7,300.64 4,778.32 12,078.96 139 ADMANA, SAMUEL 0802000500162 135-02-0005-002-081 Calauag 438.00 LR 197,100.00 2008-12 13,875.84 7,741.04 21,616.88 140 RAVAGO, MEDARDO AND RAVAGO, LANYREN 0802000500165 135-02-0005-002-085 Calauag 164.00 LR 36,900.00 2009-12 2,906.80 1,620.56 4,527.36 141 ALARCON, CLYDE AUGHDI (SINGLE) S. 0802000501978 135-02-0005-002-089 Calauag 250.00 LR 56,250.00 2010-12 2,250.08 900.08 3,150.16 142 SAN JUAN, PERFECTO 0802000501997 135-02-0005-002-094 Calauag 274.00 LR 143,850.00 1997-12 18,294.96 11,765.20 30,060.16 143 ESTRELLA, MYRNA ( MARRIED TO AURELIO OPENA) 0802000500179 135-02-0005-003-004 Calauag 0.33 LA 3,730.00 2005-12 537.90 333.57 871.47 144 ESTRELLA, MYRNA ( MARRIED TO AURELIO OPENA) 0802000500179 135-02-0005-003-004 Calauag 0.04 LR 84,000.00 2005-12 10,120.32 6,224.88 16,345.20 145 GENERAL, LUIS AND GENERAL, MARIA MOLINA 0802000500345 135-02-0005-003-019 Calauag 367.25 LR 165,260.00 2006(34)-12 14,278.76 8,394.44 22,673.20 146 GENERAL, LUIS JR 0802000500346 135-02-0005-003-020 Calauag 1,101.75 LR 495,790.00 2006(34)-12 42,836.12 25,183.36 68,019.48 147 GENERAL, LUIS JR 0802000500347 135-02-0005-003-021 Calauag 1,222.00 LR 381,960.00 2006(34)-12 33,001.04 19,401.36 52,402.40


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148 GENERAL, LUIS JR 0802000500348 135-02-0005-003-021-1001 Calauag 227.85 BR 18,460.00 2006(34)-12 3,765.40 2,474.84 6,240.24 149 MANZANILLA, GEORGE F. 0802000500360 135-02-0005-003-031 Calauag 143.00 LR 64,350.00 1995-12 8,615.84 5,468.80 14,084.64 150 MANZANILLA , GEORGE F. 0802000500361 135-02-0005-003-031-1001 Calauag 85.39 BR 24,120.00 1993-12 15,512.88 10,860.72 26,373.60 151 MANZANILLA, GEORGE F. 0802000500362 135-02-0005-003-032 Calauag 143.00 LR 64,350.00 2003-12 6,850.08 4,197.60 11,047.68 152 VELASQUEZ, REMEDIOS & PACIANA 0802000500365 135-02-0005-003-034 Calauag 143.00 LR 64,350.00 2008-12 4,530.24 2,527.28 7,057.52 153 NIERRA, KATRINA LEA F. AND NIERRA, RAPHAEL LEO F. 0802000500370 135-02-0005-003-036-1002 Calauag 147.00 BR 409,130.00 2010-12 17,001.84 8,198.64 25,200.48 154 BLACER, HERNANDO V. 0802000500382 135-02-0005-003-044 Calauag 143.00 LR 64,350.00 2007-12 5,216.64 3,021.52 8,238.16 155 BLACER, HERNANDO V. 0802000500383 135-02-0005-003-044-1001 Calauag 87.00 BR - 2006-08 1,400.40 1,008.24 2,408.64 156 CADAG, MAGDALENA B. 0802000500406 135-02-0005-003-059 Calauag 144.00 LR 64,800.00 1988-12 9,544.72 5,945.44 15,490.16 157 DOLZ, FRANCISCO AND DOLZ, CORAZON DE LOS SANTOS 0802000500442 135-02-0005-003-083 Calauag 205.00 LR 61,500.00 2005-12 6,926.64 4,209.84 11,136.48 158 AYADILLOS, ELIZABETH 0802000500452 135-02-0005-003-091-1001 Calauag 48.00 BR 59,240.00 2008-12 2,869.76 1,600.96 4,470.72 159 MORAL, GAUDENCIO 0802000500337 135-02-0005-003-091-1113 Calauag 83.20 BR 128,212.00 2006-12 10,203.12 6,076.80 16,279.92 160 SENIEDO, GUILLERMO 0802000500305 135-02-0005-003-091-1081 Calauag 56.00 BR 27,776.00 1997-12 7,383.92 4,960.08 12,344.00 161 MARTIN, FRANCISCO 0802000500326 135-02-0005-003-091-1102 Calauag 111.96 BR 227,915.00 2009-12 12,565.20 6,646.16 19,211.36 162 CHAVEZ, ZOILO 0802000500329 135-02-0005-003-091-1105 Calauag 54.00 BR 62,410.00 2005-12 4,928.80 2,999.52 7,928.32 163 FAVORITO, JAIME 0802000500333 135-02-0005-003-091-1109 Calauag 42.34 BR 21,657.00 2000-12 5,038.88 3,350.40 8,389.28 164 FAVORITO, GODIENE 0802000500334 135-02-0005-003-091-1110 Calauag 70.00 BR 71,899.50 2001-12 7,954.88 5,098.32 13,053.20 165 ESTINGOR, DIONISIO 0802000500331 135-02-0005-003-091-1107 Calauag 39.68 BR 29,244.00 2002-12 4,384.72 2,794.56 7,179.28 166 RAGAZA, EMILY 0802000500339 135-02-0005-003-091-1115 Calauag 60.20 BR 59,960.00 2000-12 7,340.96 4,744.32 12,085.28 167 VELASCO, ELMER 0802000500340 135-02-0005-003-091-1116 Calauag 60.80 BR 66,210.00 2008-12 3,541.52 1,975.76 5,517.28 168 BADURIA, DANIS DAVID P. 0802000500341 135-02-0005-003-091-1117 Calauag 57.50 BR 66,460.00 2008-12 3,607.68 2,012.48 5,620.16 169 PAPILLERA, ELISA R. 0802000500208 135-02-0005-003-093-1029 Calauag 49.12 BR 67,740.00 2007-12 4,132.96 2,393.84 6,526.80 170 OLAYAO, ERNESTO 0802000500280 135-02-0005-003-091-1056 Calauag 40.00 BR 29,720.00 1997-12 6,539.92 4,332.96 10,872.88 171 OPORTO, JOVENAL 0802000500282 135-02-0005-003-091-1058 Calauag 80.00 BR 118,860.00 1991-12 20,013.60 13,160.16 33,173.76 172 FELIO, JULIAN 0802000500253 135-02-0005-003-091-1029 Calauag 72.00 BR 68,570.00 2008-12 5,771.36 3,279.76 9,051.12 173 MARMOL, DAVID 0802000500273 135-02-0005-003-091-1049 Calauag 48.80 BR 54,381.00 2006(24)-12 3,872.84 2,292.12 6,164.96 174 CHAVEZ, LEO 0802000500240 135-02-0005-003-091-1016 Calauag 55.00 BR 61,290.00 2008-12 3,450.56 1,924.96 5,375.52 175 DE GUZMAN, ROMEO 0802000500246 135-02-0005-003-091-1022 Calauag 56.00 BR 22,226.00 1991-12 7,071.84 4,795.20 11,867.04 176 OROLFO, DANIEL 0802000500324 135-02-0005-003-090-1100 Calauag 79.00 BR 49,593.00 2006-12 7,105.36 4,480.96 11,586.32 177 REPUBLICA , ROLANDO 0802000500318 135-02-0005-003-091-1094 Calauag 73.75 BR 73,023.00 2001(24)-12 13,508.26 8,790.98 22,299.24 178 PRUELO, CHARLIE 0802000500325 135-02-0005-003-091-1101 Calauag 73.52 BR 121,920.00 2001-12 15,256.80 9,777.60 25,034.40 179 GARCIA, FLORO 0802000500455 135-02-0005-004-001 Calauag 0.70 LA 62,480.00 1978-12 13,600.56 8,260.52 21,861.08 180 GARCIA, FLORO 0802000500461 135-02-0005-004-002 Calauag 0.63 LA 61,800.00 1978-12 13,331.40 8,140.68 21,472.08 181 GARCIA, FLORO 0802000500467 135-02-0005-004-003 Calauag 0.50 LA 29,330.00 1978-12 8,159.20 5,044.48 13,203.68 182 GARCIA, FLORO 0802000500471 135-02-0005-004-005 Calauag 0.50 LA 48,880.00 1978-12 10,633.60 6,487.32 17,120.92 183 PEREZ, PEREGRINO ET AL 0802000500545 135-02-0005-004-013 Calauag 402.00 LA 211,050.00 1987-12 20,912.40 13,007.60 33,920.00 184 TEXON, PEPITO D. 0802000500555 135-02-0005-004-017 Calauag 261.00 LR 58,730.00 2009-12 4,626.32 2,579.12 7,205.44 185 ROSERO, NESTOR C. 0802000500556 135-02-0005-004-018 Calauag 180.00 LR 40,500.00 2001-12 6,996.24 4,518.96 11,515.20 186 SAN JUAN, GILBERTO 0802000500571 135-02-0005-004-033 Calauag 464.00 LR 139,200.00 1995-12 16,638.00 10,219.84 26,857.84 187 ALBIS, RUBEN B. (EDITH) 0802000500587 135-02-0005-004-046 Calauag 150.00 LR 45,000.00 2007-12 4,556.16 2,704.40 7,260.56 188 ALBIS, RUBEN B. 0802000500588 135-02-0005-004-046-1001 Calauag 60.15 BR 51,870.00 2007-12 4,222.64 2,445.60 6,668.24 189 BARRA, MIRRIAM G. 0802000500592 135-02-0005-004-049 Calauag 150.00 LR 45,000.00 2004-12 5,344.80 3,279.36 8,624.16 190 BARRA, MIRRIAM G. 0802000500593 135-02-0005-004-049-1001 Calauag 56.00 BR 61,070.00 2004-12 6,186.24 3,829.52 10,015.76 191 MORALES, ENOLYN R. 0802000500600 135-02-0005-004-053 Calauag 91.00 LR 27,300.00 1994-12 4,284.72 2,739.92 7,024.64 192 PEREZ, TERESITA I. 0802000500603 135-02-0005-004-055 Calauag 94.00 LR 28,200.00 2007-12 2,676.00 1,570.16 4,246.16 193 PEREZ, TERESITA I. 0802000500608 135-02-0005-004-060 Calauag 489.00 LR 102,690.00 2006-12 12,144.56 7,429.60 19,574.16 194 BAUSA, HONESTO M. 0802000500617 135-02-0005-005-002 Calauag 313.00 LR 140,850.00 2008(4)-12 7,031.78 3,776.76 10,808.54 195 ENCISO, CELESTINO B. 0802000500623 135-02-0005-005-007 Calauag 232.00 LR 104,400.00 2010-12 5,011.20 2,416.56 7,427.76 196 ENCISO, CELESTINO B. 0802000500624 135-02-0005-005-007-1001 Calauag 78.00 BR 65,120.00 2010-12 3,907.20 1,979.68 5,886.88 197 FILOVILLE, INC. c/o PAMA, ELIAS & MERCADO, NILO 0802000500625 135-02-0005-005-008 Calauag 215.00 LR 96,750.00 2007-12 6,274.56 3,634.24 9,908.80 198 FILOVILLE, INC. 0802000500628 135-02-0005-005-009 Calauag 223.00 LR 100,350.00 2006-12 7,365.12 4,386.56 11,751.68 199 REVILLA, SALVADOR 0802000500633 135-02-0005-005-012 Calauag 341.00 LR 153,450.00 1971-12 21,253.36 12,629.68 33,883.04 200 GUEVARRA, FE P. 0802000500634 135-02-0005-005-013 Calauag 391.00 LR 175,950.00 2007(34)-12 10,659.92 6,068.76 16,728.68 201 DURAN, JOSEFINA B. 0802000500638 135-02-0005-005-016 Calauag 268.00 LR 154,770.00 2005-12 10,407.60 6,282.24 16,689.84 202 FORTALEZA, JESUS(MARRIED TO: CARMEN FORTALEZA) 0802000500679 135-02-0005-005-045 Calauag 180.00 LR 81,000.00 2006-12 7,430.40 4,425.44 11,855.84 203 FORTALEZA, JESUS (MARRIED TO: CARMEN FORTALEZA) 0802000500681 135-02-0005-005-046 Calauag 180.00 LR 81,000.00 2005-12 8,294.40 5,047.52 13,341.92 204 VILLASEÑOR, SALVADOR C. 0802000500700 135-02-0005-005-057 Calauag 180.00 LR 81,000.00 1980-12 12,546.48 7,580.08 20,126.56 205 VILLASEÑOR, SALVADOR C. 0802000500701 135-02-0005-005-057-1001 Calauag 140.00 BR - 1997-08 5,390.80 3,881.04 9,271.84 206 VILLASEÑOR, SALVADOR C. 0802000500707 135-02-0005-005-060 Calauag 180.00 LR 81,000.00 1980-12 12,546.48 7,580.08 20,126.56 207 FABELLARE, SALVACION M. 0802000500704 135-02-0005-005-058 Calauag 180.00 LR 81,000.00 2004-12 8,225.28 4,997.76 13,223.04 208 SALABER, OSCAR 0802000500709 135-02-0005-005-061-1002 Calauag 85.60 BR 54,240.00 1991-12 22,599.60 14,984.96 37,584.56 209 SALAVER, PASCUAL CORNELIO 0802000500712 135-02-0005-005-064 Calauag 180.00 LR 81,000.00 2007-12 6,566.40 3,803.36 10,369.76 210 SALAVER, OSCAR 0802000500713 135-02-0005-005-064-1001 Calauag 85.60 BR 54,240.00 1984-12 31,228.08 17,055.84 48,283.92 211 PASCUAL, REDMON 0802000500723 135-02-0005-005-071 Calauag 180.00 LR 81,000.00 2007-12 6,566.40 3,803.36 10,369.76 212 JAUCIAN, ALEX A. 0802000500728 135-02-0005-005-075 Calauag 180.00 LR 81,000.00 2009-12 3,870.72 2,047.36 5,918.08 213 PRINCESA, LUIS, JR. B. - MRRD. TO: MARIVIC PRINCESA 0802000500750 135-02-0005-005-091 Calauag 180.00 LR 81,000.00 2007-12 6,566.40 3,803.36 10,369.76 214 AMIHAN DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, 0802000500755 135-02-0005-005-093 Calauag 180.00 LR 81,000.00 2004-12 8,225.28 4,997.76 13,223.04 215 BIASON, JELITA BOMBALES - MRRD. TO: EDGAR B. BIASON 0802000500756 135-02-0005-005-094 Calauag 180.00 LR 81,000.00 2007-12 6,566.40 3,803.36 10,369.76 216 GALANG, ERWIN NANDO G. 0802000500770 135-02-0005-005-103 Calauag 192.00 LR 100,800.00 2009-12 5,160.96 2,729.84 7,890.80 217 GALANG, ERWIN NARDO C. 0802000500771 135-02-0005-005-103-1001 Calauag 208.00 BR 324,630.00 2009-12 23,651.04 12,873.36 36,524.40 218 GALANG, ERWIN NARDO C. 0802000500772 135-02-0005-005-104 Calauag 192.00 LR 100,800.00 2009-12 5,160.96 2,729.84 7,890.80 219 BOÑAGA, EDENIA (MARRIED TO: ZOSIMO T. BOÑAGA) 0802000502010 135-02-0005-005-054 Calauag 180.00 LR 81,000.00 2010-12 4,860.00 2,462.40 7,322.40 220 BOÑAGA, EDENIA (MARRIED TO: ZOSIMO T. BOÑAGA) 0802000502011 135-02-0005-005-054-1001 Calauag 50.00 BR 20,020.00 2010-12 1,201.20 608.06 1,809.26 221 PHILIPPINE VETERANS BANK 0802000501958 135-02-0005-005-102 Calauag 192.00 LR 86,400.00 2010-12 5,184.00 2,626.56 7,810.56 222 BORROMEO, SIEGFREDO 0802000500827 135-02-0005-006-004 Calauag 201.00 LR 105,530.00 2009-12 5,402.88 2,857.76 8,260.64 223 MALANYAON, JAIME 0802000500833 135-02-0005-006-007 Calauag 224.00 LR 100,800.00 1988-12 14,863.60 9,258.24 24,121.84 224 FERNANDO, MARIO M. 0802000500843 135-02-0005-006-015 Calauag 180.00 LR 81,000.00 2003(34)-12 8,424.00 5,140.84 13,564.84 225 FERNANDO, MARIO M. 0802000500844 135-02-0005-006-015-1001 Calauag 56.05 BR 28,070.00 2000(34)-12 7,274.60 4,878.12 12,152.72


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226 ARINES, CECILIA M. 0802000500845 135-02-0005-006-016 Calauag 194.00 LR 87,300.00 2007-12 7,077.12 4,099.20 11,176.32 227 HINANAY, ROGERIA 0802000500867 135-02-0005-006-027 Calauag 188.00 LR 84,600.00 2000-12 10,007.20 6,239.60 16,246.80 228 FILOVILLE, INC. c/o ROCES, RECTORENO 0802000500869 135-02-0005-006-029 Calauag 187.00 LR 84,150.00 2007-12 6,821.76 3,951.20 10,772.96 229 PINEDA, ARTURO & PRADES ROSENDO 0802000500917 135-02-0005-006-061 Calauag 181.00 LR 81,450.00 2008-12 5,734.08 3,198.88 8,932.96 230 NAVARRO, GLORIOSA S. 0802000500930 135-02-0005-006-069 Calauag 181.00 LR 81,450.00 2010-12 3,909.60 1,885.28 5,794.88 231 OLASO, LUCIO G. 0802000500941 135-02-0005-006-075 Calauag 195.00 LR 112,610.00 2009-12 5,765.84 3,049.68 8,815.52 232 FILOVILLE, INC. c/o PUJADO, FRANCISCO JR. G. 0802000500951 135-02-0005-006-080 Calauag 180.00 LR 81,000.00 2009-12 5,702.40 3,181.28 8,883.68 233 PUJADO, FRANCISCO JR G. 0802000500952 135-02-0005-006-080-1001 Calauag 60.00 BR 56,920.00 2009-12 3,194.32 1,689.52 4,883.84 234 VELASCO, EMILIA V. 0802000500955 135-02-0005-006-081-1002 Calauag 132.00 BR 340,640.00 2009-12 14,931.92 7,897.84 22,829.76 235 ORDAS, EDILBERTO A.( MARRIED TO: MARIA B. ORDAS) 0802000500956 135-02-0005-006-082 Calauag 180.00 LR 81,000.00 2007-12 6,566.40 3,803.36 10,369.76 236 ORDAS, EDILBERTO A. 0802000500957 135-02-0005-006-082-1001 Calauag 86.40 BR 18,210.00 2007-12 269.12 155.84 424.96 237 MENDOZA, MARCELINO 0802000500961 135-02-0005-006-085 Calauag 180.00 LR 81,000.00 2006-12 7,430.40 4,425.44 11,855.84 238 MENDOZA, MARCELINO 0802000500962 135-02-0005-006-085-1001 Calauag 72.00 BR 56,080.00 2006-12 7,829.36 5,019.76 12,849.12 239 CORDIAL, AGNES M. 0802000500968 135-02-0005-006-088-1001 Calauag 46.75 BR 55,940.00 2005-12 5,020.96 3,055.36 8,076.32 240 VILLANEA, ALLAN 0802000500974 135-02-0005-006-091-1001 Calauag 85.35 BR 114,530.00 2004(24)-12 13,243.94 8,166.24 21,410.18 241 SOCIAL SECURITY SYSTEM, 0802000500984 135-02-0005-006-097 Calauag 180.00 LR 81,000.00 1991-12 11,639.28 7,362.32 19,001.60 242 SOCIAL SECURITY SYSTEM, 0802000500986 135-02-0005-006-098 Calauag 180.00 LR 81,000.00 1994-12 11,056.08 7,035.68 18,091.76 243 CANING, ERNESTO 0802000500987 135-02-0005-006-098-1001 Calauag 48.80 BR 56,400.00 2000-12 6,636.40 4,289.92 10,926.32 244 FILOVILLE, INC. c/o JARIEL, ISABELO & CONCHITA 0802000501028 135-02-0005-006-124 Calauag 181.00 LR 81,450.00 2005-12 11,428.88 7,186.16 18,615.04 245 JARIEL, ISABELO & CONCHITA 0802000501029 135-02-0005-006-124-1001 Calauag 48.03 BR 28,070.00 2005-12 4,129.44 2,613.84 6,743.28 246 FILOVILLE, INC. c/o PEÑAFLOR, SALVADOR 0802000501034 135-02-0005-006-127 Calauag 184.00 LR 96,600.00 2007-12 6,712.32 3,887.92 10,600.24 247 PEÑAFLOR, SALVADOR P. 0802000501035 135-02-0005-006-127-1001 Calauag 57.60 BR 54,740.00 2010-12 2,287.84 1,103.28 3,391.12 248 FILOVILLE, INC. c/o ALSERA, ANTERO 0802000501043 135-02-0005-006-131 Calauag 184.00 LR 96,600.00 2007-12 6,712.32 3,887.92 10,600.24 249 PENOLIO, PEDRO 0802000501049 135-02-0005-006-134 Calauag 181.00 LR 81,450.00 2007-12 6,602.88 3,824.40 10,427.28 250 PENOLIO, PEDRO 0802000501049 135-02-0005-006-134-1002 Calauag 103.55 BR - 2002-08 6,377.28 4,591.44 10,968.72 251 BENITEZ, LILIA B. 0802000501052 135-02-0005-006-136 Calauag 181.00 LR 81,450.00 2002-12 9,074.88 5,604.16 14,679.04 252 BENITEZ, LILIA B. 0802000501053 135-02-0005-006-136-1001 Calauag 36.00 BR 27,740.00 2000-12 5,286.72 3,453.12 8,739.84 253 TABLIZO, ATTY ROMEO A. AND TABLIZO, SYLVIA S. 0802000501054 135-02-0005-006-137 Calauag 184.00 LR 96,600.00 2010-12 3,974.40 1,916.56 5,890.96 254 TABLIZO, ATTY ROMEO A. AND TABLIZO, SYLVIA SEBASTIAN 0802000501055 135-02-0005-006-137-1001 Calauag 135.00 BR 118,270.00 2010-12 7,096.32 3,595.44 10,691.76 255 FILOVILLE, INC. c/o PUNZALAN, MAMERTO 0802000501063 135-02-0005-006-143 Calauag 184.00 LR 96,600.00 2007-12 6,712.32 3,887.92 10,600.24 256 FILOVILLE, INC. c/o HERNANDEZ, LORETO 0802000501098 135-02-0005-006-163 Calauag 181.00 LR 95,030.00 2008-12 5,734.08 3,198.88 8,932.96 257 PARTOS, RETITUTA OLLETE 0802000501118 135-02-0005-006-177 Calauag 190.00 LR 99,750.00 2004-12 8,682.24 5,275.44 13,957.68 258 FILOVILLE, INC. c/o GONZAGA, ALFREDO JR. 0802000501124 135-02-0005-006-181 Calauag 243.00 LR 127,580.00 2007-12 8,864.64 5,134.48 13,999.12 259 FILOVILLE, INC. c/o DELOS REYES , LEONARDO 0802000501126 135-02-0005-006-182 Calauag 243.00 LR 127,580.00 2007-12 8,864.64 5,134.48 13,999.12 260 DE LOS REYES, LEONARDO AND NENEBETH 0802000501127 135-02-0005-006-182-1001 Calauag 51.00 BR 55,540.00 2009-12 4,443.20 2,488.16 6,931.36 261 GASILLA, EFRE N. 0802000501128 135-02-0005-006-183 Calauag 239.00 LR 125,480.00 2010-12 5,162.40 2,489.44 7,651.84 262 GASILLA, EFREN C. 0802000501129 135-02-0005-006-183-1002 Calauag 32.00 BR 27,530.00 2009-12 2,202.56 1,233.28 3,435.84 263 BURAC, CORAZON 0802000501139 135-02-0005-006-192 Calauag 238.00 LR 124,950.00 2005-12 10,350.08 6,229.76 16,579.84 264 OCO, JUANITA ( MARRIED TO: ANASITO OCO) 0802000501144 135-02-0005-006-195 Calauag 217.00 LR 97,650.00 2008-12 6,874.56 3,835.20 10,709.76 265 ZUÑIGA, NERY V. 0802000501150 135-02-0005-006-199 Calauag 315.00 LR 141,750.00 2010-12 6,804.00 3,281.04 10,085.04 266 ALLIED BANKING CORPORATION, 0802000501157 135-02-0005-006-204 Calauag 275.00 LR 123,750.00 2010-12 5,940.00 2,864.40 8,804.40 267 IBASCO, MELVIN 0802000501162 135-02-0005-006-207 Calauag 239.00 LR 107,550.00 2009-12 6,424.32 3,398.00 9,822.32 268 BARNEDO, NEPTALI N.( MARRIED TO: JOYA MAE BARNEDO) 0802000501171 135-02-0005-006-212 Calauag 249.00 LR 112,050.00 2010-12 5,378.40 2,593.60 7,972.00 269 BARNEDO, NEPTALI M. 0802000501172 135-02-0005-006-212-1001 Calauag 104.25 BR 313,360.00 2010-12 10,903.44 5,257.92 16,161.36 270 RAFER, EDITHA 0802000501179 135-02-0005-006-217 Calauag 312.00 LR 163,800.00 2009-12 8,386.56 4,435.92 12,822.48 271 FILOVILLE, INC. c/o EVORA, ROMEO 0802000501208 135-02-0005-006-233 Calauag 180.00 LR 103,950.00 2008-12 6,272.66 3,499.36 9,772.02 272 EBORA, ROMEO M. 0802000501209 135-02-0005-006-233-1001 Calauag 58.50 BR 67,710.00 2007-12 7,650.08 4,641.28 12,291.36 273 DURA, JOSEFINA R. 0802000501219 135-02-0005-006-240 Calauag 314.00 LR 164,850.00 2005-12 13,785.92 8,313.20 22,099.12 274 DURAN, JOSEFINA 0802000501223 135-02-0005-006-243 Calauag 180.00 LR 94,500.00 2005-12 7,902.72 4,765.52 12,668.24 275 DURAN, JOSEFINA 0802000501224 135-02-0005-006-244 Calauag 430.00 LR 193,500.00 2005-12 18,699.84 11,255.44 29,955.28 276 DURAN, JOSEFINA B. 0802000501225 135-02-0005-006-245 Calauag 416.00 LR 187,200.00 2005-12 18,037.12 10,850.08 28,887.20 277 DURAN, JOSEFINA 0802000501226 135-02-0005-006-246 Calauag 180.00 LR 94,500.00 2005-12 7,902.72 4,765.52 12,668.24 278 DURAN, JOSEFINA 0802000501229 135-02-0005-006-247 Calauag 291.00 LR 168,050.00 2010-12 6,913.84 3,334.00 10,247.84 279 DURAN, JOSEFINA 0802000501230 135-02-0005-006-248 Calauag 358.00 LR 161,100.00 2006-12 14,778.24 8,801.68 23,579.92 280 EBORA, ROMEO M. 0802000501237 135-02-0005-006-255 Calauag 92.00 LR 41,400.00 2007-12 3,508.24 2,031.92 5,540.16 281 MENESES, JUAN P. 0802000501238 135-02-0005-006-256 Calauag 93.00 LR 41,850.00 2004-12 4,249.60 2,582.16 6,831.76 282 PANOTES, AMADA C 0802000501248 135-02-0005-006-263 Calauag 232.00 LR 121,800.00 1998-12 13,074.24 8,221.92 21,296.16 283 PANOTES, AMADA & REGINA C. 0802000501248 135-02-0005-006-263-1001 Calauag 64.00 BR - 1998-08 4,616.24 3,323.84 7,940.08 284 BAYOT, ROSABEL C. 0802000501249 135-02-0005-006-264 Calauag 128.00 LR 67,200.00 2003-12 6,131.52 3,757.36 9,888.88 285 BARIAS, ANGELINA A. 0802000501250 135-02-0005-006-265 Calauag 123.00 LR 64,580.00 2003-12 6,848.64 4,299.44 11,148.08 286 BARIAS, ALFEDO JR B. AND BARIAS, ANGELINA A. 0802000501251 135-02-0005-006-265-1001 Calauag 49.00 BR 56,630.00 2004-12 5,531.28 3,424.00 8,955.28 287 BORJA, REGINA 0802000501254 135-02-0005-006-268 Calauag 200.00 LR 90,000.00 2009-12 5,376.00 2,843.52 8,219.52 288 RURAL BANK OF CAMALIGAN INC., 0802000501255 135-02-0005-006-269 Calauag 252.00 LR 113,400.00 2006-12 10,402.56 6,195.52 16,598.08 289 TOLEDO, RENAN R.( MARRIED TO: CARYL F. TOLEDO) 0802000501257 135-02-0005-006-271 Calauag 74.00 LR 42,740.00 2005-12 3,439.12 2,057.84 5,496.96 290 TOLEDO, RENAN & CARYL 0802000501258 135-02-0005-006-271-1001 Calauag 44.20 BR 55,050.00 2007-12 3,581.20 2,074.24 5,655.44 291 ANCIANO, CRESENCIA D. 0802000501263 135-02-0005-007-003 Calauag 331.00 LR 74,480.00 1985-12 21,184.48 13,017.52 34,202.00 292 ANCIANO, CRESENCIANA O. 0802000501267 135-02-0005-007-008 Calauag 1,088.00 LR 489,600.00 1986-12 70,706.88 44,136.32 114,843.20 293 ANCIANO, CRESENCIANA 0802000501268 135-02-0005-007-009 Calauag 331.68 LR 74,630.00 1985-12 18,275.36 11,515.04 29,790.40 294 ANCIANO, EMMA L. 0802000501269 135-02-0005-007-010 Calauag 300.00 LR 67,500.00 1985-12 15,940.08 9,742.24 25,682.32 295 ANCIANO, CRESENCIANA 0802000501272 135-02-0005-007-012 Calauag 638.00 LR 256,680.00 2007-12 20,808.88 12,052.72 32,861.60 296 SOCIAL SECURITY SYSTEM AND VARGAS, EMMA/ LAZARO VARGAS 0802000501280 135-02-0005-007-016 Calauag 220.00 LR 49,500.00 2009-12 3,899.28 2,173.92 6,073.20 297 JACOB, ALFREDO E. 0802000501295 135-02-0005-007-029 Calauag 3,376.00 LR 1,063,440.00 2006(4)-12 89,045.86 51,975.50 141,021.36 298 PEREZ, JOSE L. 0802000501308 135-02-0005-007-033 Calauag 118.00 LR 26,550.00 2008-12 2,544.88 1,492.48 4,037.36 299 SEGARRA, LEVINO C.( MARRIED TO : SALVACION SEGARRA) 0802000501368 135-02-0005-007-081 Calauag 940.00 LR 206,100.00 2007(34)-12 21,988.68 13,193.72 35,182.40 300 ALBERTO , NIM FA S. c/o CONCEPCION, MERCY 0802000501381 135-02-0005-007-093 Calauag 180.00 LR 40,500.00 1999-12 7,557.84 4,923.28 12,481.12 301 CAS, JOSE JR P. 0802000501386 135-02-0005-007-096 Calauag 177.00 LR 39,830.00 2001-12 6,880.08 4,443.60 11,323.68 302 CAS, NIM FA S. 0802000501387 135-02-0005-007-096-1001 Calauag 131.00 BR 101,670.00 2001-12 37,302.80 25,556.32 62,859.12 303 NAZ, EPIFANIA I. (I/5 SHARE) NAMELY: NAZ, LEONORA, NAZ ROGELIO 0802000501416 135-02-0005-007-118 Calauag 129.00 LR 20,320.00 2000-12 3,091.04 1,965.44 5,056.48


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