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TALLEST BRIDGE NEARS COMPLETION!

SOGOD - Leyte prov-ince may have in the San Juanico Bridge the longest viaduct in the country, but its close neighbor South-ern Leyte will soon have the tallest bridge this August according to the Department of Public Works and Highways. DPWH Undersec-retary Rafael Yabut said the construc-tion of the Agas-agas Bridge in Southern Leyte, which spans 300 me te r s and stands 85 meters tall is already 91 percent complete. He said the bridge which is part of the Maharlika Highway is by far the tallest column bridge we have constructed and added that most of our bridges were only one-tenth its height.

MAASIN CITY —An alarming 1.3 million Eastern Visayans have no water-sealed sanitary toilets to rest their tired asses on according to a De-partment of Health re-

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“ We i n c r e a s e d the bridge’s height to avoid the nearby mountain slopes that

were prone to mas-sive landslides during heavy rains,” Yabut explained.

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bridge so that motorists could appreciate the panoramic view of the mountains and forest nearby. He said DPWH Sec-retary Mendoza saw the potential of the area and ordered the viewing deck built on both sides of the bridge so i t could also be used for bungee jump-ing,” Yabut added. The bridge would also have comfort rooms on both sides where weary motorists can relieve themselves in comfort. The P995 mi l l ion project which is a part of Congressman Roger Mercado’s program to concrete the road net-works here is being built by the Sumitomo Mitsui Construction Company which is funded by the Japan International Co-operation Agency un-der the second phase of the Philippine-Japan friendship Highway.

gional officer and that of this total 57,917 were residents of Southern Leyte. Alejandro Rivera, the DOH sanitary en-gineer for region 8, said the health de-

partment has been urging local govern-ments in the area to address this problem which he warned could contaminate the fresh water sources there and literally stink-up the place. He said that out of the 595,000 house-holds in the regions 218,000 had no toi-lets of any shape or form. This means only 3.57 million Eastern Visayans had water sealed sanitary toilets while the rest used

The Donor. Mrs SAMPAQUITA CAPILI MASILUNGAN known in the locality of St. Bernard as “TITA”; daughter of Mano Gracing Capili the first Mayor of Saint Bernard, Southern Leyte, has donated a total area of five thousand forty square meters to the Saint Bernard Christian Church Inc. The affair was attended by former Congressman Aniceto G. Saludo Jr. (7th from the left). Among the others were Elder Rolly Zabala (BUCCI BOT Chairman), Rev. Jaime Navos, Mr. Heber M. Reyes, Rev. Wen Pineda, Sampaquita Capili Masilungan (DONOR), Ms. Lydia

2 May 2-9, 2009Current Events

EXTRA-JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT AMONG HEIRS OF ESTATE WITH QUITCLAIM OF RIGHTS

Notice is hereby given that Roberto Iballa, Ralito Iballa, Della Sabandal, Concepcion Amparo, Elmer Espina, Sabas Iballa, Nestor Iballa, Emeliana Castillon, Romeo Iballa, Jesus Miole, Teresita Iballa, Soledad Manlimos, Ramon Iballa and Patroce-nia Daño, allof legal ages, filipino citizens, respectively widow, single, married and residents of Brgy. Poblacion, Cantutang and Sta. Sofia, Padre Burgos, Southern Leyte, hereinafter called as the Heir-Quit claimants; and Catherine B. Iballa, of legal age, Filipino citizen, single and a resident of brgy. Sta. Sofia, Padre Burgos, Southern Leyte, hereinafter called as the heir claimants; are surviving legal descen-dants of the late Hilario Iballa, of Padre Burgos, Southern Leyte; executed an Extra Judicial Settlement Among Heirs Of Estate with Quitclaim of Rights over a Parcel of agricultural land declared under ARP No. 10011-00459 in the name of the heirs of Hilario Iballa, designated as Lot No. 742-A, covered under Transfer Certificate of Title No. T-10786, containing an area of .8324 hectares market value of P71, 090. 00; assessed value of P7, 110. 00 and bounded on the North by Lot No. 738, 739 (Loreta fernandez); East by Sogod Bay; South by Lot No. 742-B (Jennifer Edwards) and on the West by Provincial road. “Hereby agree and in covenant that the property aforementioned be allotted and adjudicated in favor of the aforesaid

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Brigada Eskwela now mandatoryPALO, Leyte – Starting June 1 the “Brigada Eskwela” voluntary program will be a requirement of the Department of Education in all elementary and secondary schools in Eastern Visayas. According to DepEd Region 8 Director Sol Matugas, the surprise move is in compliance with a recent memorandum issued by Education Secretary Jesli Lapus calling for the institutionalization of the week-long “Brigada” in the 3000 schools in Eastern Visayas. Matugas said the voluntary pro-gram which was launched by former Education Secretary Edilberto de Jesus sought to encourage the par-ticipation of parents and community leaders in sprucing up dilapidated public school buildings to ensure the safety and comfort of students. She added that Brigada also included donation by local govern-

ments and concerned citizens of construction materials for the repair of school equipment and facilities like tables, desks, chairs and toi-lets. Initial reports from the region’s provincial and city schools divi-sion superintendents showed that over 300,000 parents from Leyte, Northern Samar, Biliran, Western Samar, Southern Leyte, Eastern Samar, Ormoc City, Maasin City and Calbayog City have volunteered to participate in the activity which was scheduled this year from May 18 to 22. Matugas has directed all regional and division supervisors to monitor the programs implementation which is supervised by school principals throughout Eastern Visayas. She said local officials have committed their support to ensure the program’s success in their areas.

Bishop shuns GK projects The raging controversy on population control has now af-fected one of the most successful pro-poor shelter programs in the country. for last Sunday May 17 Archbishop Oscar Cruz broke his diocese relations with the Gawad Kalinga (GK) a civic group whose initiative have built thousands of homes for the poor, but has come under fire recently from the Catholic church for receiving donations from population control advocates. Cruz in his directive which ap-peared on the Catholic Bishops Conference Website, and was issued to parishes and chaplain-cies in Pangasinan, came after the Couples for Christ International Council reportedly cut its ties with the GK because of its association with the pro-family planning move-ment. In his circular, which is the strongest on the issue from a rank-ing member of the church, Cruz said: “In this particular case, it would be right and prudent for you and me to have nothing to do with the Gawad Kalinga, directly or indi-rectly, in the event they go to your respective parishes and chaplain-cies. This in no way means that the said civic entity is altogether bad. Yet, pastoral prudence dictates this advisory.” Gawad Kalinga which is an ad-vocacy group is engaged in build-ing decent housing for the poor; a program hailed here and abroad,

which was a part of the activities of the Couples for Christ. The GK and Couples for Christ have had serious disagreements in the past about the GK’s accep-tance of donations from groups supporting family planning meth-ods that the church opposes, yet this is the first time, it has reached this level of antagonism. Antonio Meloto, the GK Ex-ecutive Director, has denied the bishop’s charges, assuring its members that there has been no severing of ties with the Couples for Christ International Council. And even it there was an inde-pendence of governance, there remained an interdependence of the members of both groups. He added that the CfC repre-sentatives continued to serve on the GK board despite what he described as a “realignment” in leadership. However a key officer of the GK, who requested anonymity because he was not authorized to speak on the topic, said some members of the powerful Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philip-pines have grown envious of the success of the Gawad Kalinga program.

(By ANTONIO M. REYES)

Oging gives computers to barangaysMAASIN CITY - Congressman Roger Mercado handed out com-puters, thrash cans, and garden waste shredders to local govern-ment officials last Friday. The items were distributed to its beneficiaries at the lobby of the provincial capitol building with Vice-Governor Miguel Maamo as-sisting him on behalf of the gover-nor. Also present at the ceremony were Tomas Oppus Mayor felicula Escaño, Padre Burgos Mayor Ri-cardo Borces and San francisco Vice-Mayor Samson Gamutan, Jr. In his welcome remarks, Maamo cited Congressman Mercado’s advocacy for information technol-ogy and his efforts to provide all barangays in the province with computers. Among the recipients of the com-puters with printers were 15 ba-rangays of Maasin City, including a Rural Health Unit, 5 barangays of Macrohon, 6 of Malitbog and 2 each for Bontoc and Padre Burgos, and one each from Tomas Oppus, San Juan and San francisco. The Liga ng mga Barangay of-fices of Liloan and Anahawan also received one computer each for a

TOILETS...the seashore, bushes, or open pits when answering the call of nature. Leyte province had the highest number of toilet less people at 417,153 or 69,525 households, followed by Samar with 263,378 or 43,896 households and Northern Samar with 247,879 or 41,313 households. In Eastern Samar 122,493 resi-dents or 20,415 households had no

total of 35 computer units. Three 10-HP shredder ma-chines were given to Tomas Oppus through Mayor Escaño, while the Bogo Women’s Association and barangay Cambooc in Maasin City each received 1. The shredders will be used for the production of organic fertilizers. Seven big thrash bins were given to Barangays Isagani and Hangi-nan in Maasin, Macrohon town and Tomas Oppus and the DepEd provincial schools division. Congressman Mercado said the equipments were in line with his Tourism, Environment and Agricul-ture Program (TEA). He said in an interview after the activity that the computer units cost about P 40,000 each, while the trash cans cost P 5,000 per unit

sanitary toilets. While in Southern Leyte a total of 57,917 residents or 9,652 households were without toilets and 49,420 persons or 8,237 households in Biliran had none said Rivera. In the region’s four cities Calbayog posted the highest number of people with no sanitary toilets with 71,409, followed by Ormoc with 50,115 and Maasin with 17,758. Tacloban City had the lowest number of folks without toilets with only 10,427.

3May 2-9, 2009Breaking News

Crime Watchby Anthony Kings

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CITY BRACES FOR COCONUT BEETLE ONSLAUGHT

TRICYCLE DRIVER SHOT DEAD

SAN ROQUE, MALITBOG - A motor cab driver was shot dead here and one of his passengers was wounded when they were attacked by two men on a motorcycle. Police identified the 47 year old victim as Redante Miole Imboc. Witnesses claim he was still alive when he was brought to the hospital but died before reaching it. Recovered from the crime scene was a bullet of still unknown caliber.

Note: Without a proper crime laboratory police investigators will never know what type of gun was used in the shooting, and since the assailants were wearing bonnets and sun glasses, the case will probably be consigned to the archives of unsolved crimes.

FARMER HACKED BY NEIGHBOR

SANTO NINO, HINUNANGAN – A 21 year old farmer’s right arm was almost sliced off when he was brutally hacked by his fellow farmer and neighbor. Lawmen investigating the case said the victim Lito Terante was rushed to the Anahawan District Hospital and that his assailant Edwindo Makibulan has surrender and is now in police custody. Meanwhile in nearby barangay Manalog a laborer was mauled by a farmer who also bashed his head with a huge rock after they had an argu-ment. Police identified the victim as Diossame Terante Feji and his nemesis as Filemon Terante. In any case, the suspect fled after the incident and has probably left town.

Note: In cases like these, the assailant usually returns after briefly hiding in a friend’s house and surrenders to the authorities. If the victim recov-ers from his injuries the case is often settled amicably when the suspect agrees to cover the victim’s hospital expenses.

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MAASIN CITY – The “Brontispa Longissima” a tiny yet voracious beetle addicted to young coconut leaves is now in Ormoc City feasting on the coco-nut groves of its City Mayor Eric Codilla. We received this alarming report from Congressman Roger G. Mercado whose own small coconut plot there has also been infested by the relent-less bug, who sources claim, reached here on ships inside deco-rative palms which they were also de-vouring. They were first sight-ed in the year 2005 enjoying the breeze and the young coconut fronds along Manila’s scenic Roxas Boule-vard and have since hitched rides south-ward aboard buses, boats and planes. We immediate ly telephoned Manuel Sembrano, the hard-working Phil ippine Coconut Authority’s provincial manager in Maasin of the looming threat but he assured us that the city was

prepared for the com-ing onslaught. When we asked him what they would do when the beetles ar-rived, he said they had already embarked on a massive information campaign, and would use both biological and non-biological means to contain the pests when they got here. Sembrano said all 70 barangay councils in the city had been briefed on what to do to contain the beetle once their coconuts were infested. We also talked to the Provincial Agricultural Office’s OIC Marina Gador who told us they had briefed the 18 Mu-nicipal Agriculturists in the province about the beetle threat, and had asked them to report any sightings of the Brontispa Longissima in their area. When we asked Sembrano to explain what their biological solution was, he said they planned to use Erwigs; a tiny insect that the Brontispa was allergic to, but then admitted, that

the Department of Agriculture had not propagated enough of them to contain a province wide infes-tation. In other words, the DA had only enough earwigs to experi-ment on in their re-search laboratory in Quezon City. The only other bio-logical solution he said they had was to have farmers remove the infected young fronds themselves and to burn and bury them afterwards. He assured us they would only use the chemical “Karate” which they would spray on the leaves of infected trees, and not the highly toxic “Actara” a systemic chemical that would be injected into the coconut’s truck. The chemical is so toxic that the techni-cian applying it would need a protective mask and gloves, and the coconuts from the innoculated coconut trees cannot be eat-en, or processed for at least 12 months.

Letters to the Editor

Commentary4 May 2-9, 2009

ANTONIOMENDOZA REYES

AS I SEE IT

We must stopborrowing

According to man-agement guru Lee Iacocca, the govern-ment is like any large business enterprise, and must be financial sound, or it will owe its body and soul to lending institutions. US President Ba-rack Obama acknowl-edge this in his book The Audacity of Hope, where he criticized the US government’s addiction to borrow-ing money to finance its opulent lifestyle. At that time the US owed Chinese, Saudi and Japanese banks 9 trillion dollars. He said this meant that every man, woman and child in America owed these banks 30,000 dollars; and

Where’s the Governor? We are concerned by the reports from the governor’s critics re-garding his allegedly “frequent” and increasingly lengthy absences from his provincial office. Some of his more vocal critics (who have requested anonymity) are claiming he is avoiding the day-to-day stress of his office. What the governor really needs now is someone to manage the Sangguniang Panlalawigan which as the policy making body of the pro-vincial governmen is supposed to formulate policies that the governor would implement. While he was City Mayor the governor received this support from his Vice Mayor Maloney Samaco who presided over the City Council and charted its direction. Now all he has at the provincial board are the remnants of the Yñiguez political era whom he cannot trust. The place is a snake pit and not a pleasant place for someone as naturally trusting and kind as Mian. The governor should get some-one with a good public administration background to help him set his legislative agenda and nurse it through the lakadasal Sangunniang Panlalawigan.

Barbershop Talk During my tri-monthly haircut at the city’s commercial complex, I heard several customers talking about the cloudiness of our tap water during late evenings. I told them it was probably caused by the excessive chlorine which was applied at the city’s reservoirs. The sleepy client next to me said chlorine was essential so that living organisms in the water would be destroyed. And this got me thinking that since we too are living organisms, wouldn’t it also affect our health?

Environment’s Worst Enemy Last week, the DENR finally understood what the “E” in their acro-nym stood for, and finally held a Climate Change Conference in Cebu City. The affair was attended by the presidents of State Colleges and Universities and the town mayors of the Visayan Region. The bad news is it was organized by the top exponent and imple-menter of the strip-mining policy of the Arroyo administration which the United Nations Environment Program considers the dirtiest of all extractive industries and the second largest contributor to global warming - because it uproots entire forests within the mining camps. Placing Atienza at the forefront of our climate change program is the equivalent of placing a giant anaconda inside a white leghorn chicken coop. Ano Ba Yan!

Toxic School Supplies The Eco-Waste Coalition is urging parents and teachers to find ecologically friendly alternatives to school supplies made of polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) which they claim contain toxic chemicals. These items include school backpacks, binders, lunch boxes, notebook and book covers. They want students to wrap their books with Manila paper and old magazines instead of plastic sheets. Another factor which eventually affects the student’s health is the cheap paint used in our school rooms which have dangerously high lead contents. But the biggest problem our teachers face is they have too many students to attend to. Even Wonder Woman would have a hard time getting the attention of the 50 to 80 students per classroom they must teach five days a week.

Ambulance Services Last friday we received a phone call from a CM student who was shocked by the treatment she got from an IPHO emergency room attendant. She said her friend had just witnessed a vehicular accident in Macrohon and text her to call the IPHO emergency room and ask for an ambulance that could bring the injured to the hospital. “I called the hospital but the attendant there told me they couldn’t send an ambulance to Amparo because it was not within their jurisdiction. She told me to contact the Amparo local government unit instead and ask them for help, but I didn’t know its phone number. Shouldn’t people assigned to hospital emergency rooms assist people who call them during emergencies?

that this debt was ris-ing annually because they were paying only the loan’s interest rate while the principal itself remained the same. He promised during his campaign for the presidency that he would wipe out half of the country’s foreign debt in his first term in office. What was his magic formula and could our next president apply the same remedy in the Philippines whose own public debt has now reached 11 trillion pesos? President Obama’s solution was simplic-ity itself, and the only ingredient it needed was political will and a president that was will-

ing to make sacrifices and lead by example. He said his staff would evaluate each program the govern-ment was financing, and junk all those that were not working, or should not have been approved in the first place. from this simple act they calculat-ed they could save $4,500,000,000,000 in four years and could use this money to re-tire half of America’s 9 trillion dollar debt and free its citizens from the clutches of its foreign debtors. Could we apply this same formula here in the Philippines? Yes, We Can! But we will need a local Ba-rack Obama to make it happen, and right now, none of our presiden-tial aspirants appear to have the political courage and charisma to take this crucial step towards financial inde-pendence.

editorialFiesta Fever

It’s May again; that much anticipated month renowned for its fiestas, and the opulent merry-making and exceedingly loud “music” that it has become notorious for. This year was no exception, and we thank the Lord that we survived the celebration with our eardrums and sanity intact. For fiestas are no longer the celebration of a town’s patron saint, but a time for prurient programs high lightening the seedier nature of our generation as depicted in gay pageants and beauty contests featuring children dressed and acting like their parents. And of course songs by the late Yoyo Villamin ridiculing the historic battle between the courageous warrior Lapu-Lapu and the great navigator ferdinand Magellan. Although we support the merry making and camaraderie that goes with annual fiestas, we do caution against the weeklong extravaganza that precedes it; particularly during an economic depression that has affected our country dramatically. The impact of fiestas on our economy was first brought to national attention in the mid-1950’s when the young idealists Manuel Manahan and Raul Manglapus ran for the country’s highest elective positions under the Grand Alliance Party which espoused austerity and criticized fiestas because it consumed too much of the people’s time and money. The Manahan-Manglapus tandem (of course) lost by a landslide, but their platform of “filipino first and Austerity” which was adopted by the winning candidate Carlos P. Garcia ushered in an unprecedented era of prosperity which made the Philippine economy second only to Japan - and made us the show case of democracy in Asia. We were considered so successful that Third World countries sent delegations here to study how we did it. Now all we ever hear about is Cha-Cha, massive public corruption scandals, and of sex starved American service-men screwing our women and seeking sanctuary in the US

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Republic of the PhilippinesREGIONAL TRIAL COURT

8TH Judicial RegionBULWAGAN NG KATARUNGAN

Branch 24, Maasin City, Southern Leyte

IN RE: CORRECTION Of ENTRIES SP. PROC. NO. 00429IN THE RECORD Of BIRTH OfCRISTIAN GIL ENRIQUEZ,

CRISTIAN GIL ENRIQUEZPetitioner,

-versus-

LOCAL CIVIL REGISTRAR OfMACROHON, SOUTHERN LEYTEAND NATIONAL STATISTICS OffICE,QUEZON CITY,Respondents.

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O R D E R

A verified petition has been filed by petitioner thru counsel for Correction of Entries in the Local Civil Registrar of Macrohon, Southern Leyte. Let this petition be heard on June 4, 2000 at 8:30 o’clock in the morning at which time and date, all who may oppose may appear and show cause why this petition should not be granted. Let copies of this Order be published at petition-er’s expense once a week for three (3) consecutive weeks in a newspaper of general circulation in the province of Southern Leyte and duly authorized to publish the same.

SO ORDERED.

IN CHAMPERS, this 13th day of April, 2009 in the City of Maasin, Province of Southern Leyte.

BETHANY G. KAPILIJ u d g e

EXRAJUDICIAL PARTITION AMONG HEIRS OF LATE AMADO CARBONILLA

Notice is hereby given that Guadalupe Oliva Carbonilla, Abdias Oliva Carbonilla, heirs of Nicerato Oliva Carbonilla represented by Magdalena E. Carbonilla, Salud Carbonilla Arnaiz, francisco Oliva Carbonilla and Cresencia O. Carbonilla-Penrose, all legal ages; married except for Guadalupe O. Carbonilla, all filipinos, and residents of Mantahan, Maasin City, except francisco O. Carbonilla and Cresencia C. Penrose who are residents of Brgy. Mambajao, Maasin City, Southern Leyte hereby freely and spontaneously; are the only surviving legitimate heirs of the deceased spouses Amado Carbonilla and Magdalena Carbonilla; executed an Extrajudicial partition among heirs of late Amado Carbonilla; that our deceased parents left no will and debts; that we have sister named Preciosa Oliva Carbonilla, of legal age and resident of Brgy. Mambajao, Maasin City, Southern Leyte; that our deceased parents left four (4) real properties, which described as follows; 1.) A parcel of residential land located at Brgy. Mambajao, Maasin City, Southern Leyte bearing ARP. No. 07042-00098 declared in the name of Amado Carbonilla under Cadastral Survey No. 853, OCT No. 4135 with an area of Six hundred Sixty five Sq.meters (665 sq.meters)and bounded as follows; East: Lot No. 1247; West: Lot No. 1246; North: Lot No.861; South: National Road; 2.) A parcel of residential land located at Brgy. Mambajao, Maasin City, Southern Leyte bearing ARP. No. 07042-00097 declared in the name of Amado Carbonilla under Cadastral Survey No. 1247, OCT No. 11962 with an area of five hundred Seventy Three Meters Sq.meters (573 sq.meters) and bounded as follows; East: Lot No. 852; West: Lot No. 1246; North: Lot No. 861; South: National Road; 3.) A parcel of agricultural land located at Brgy. Dongon, Maasin City, Southern Leyte bearing ARP. No. 07023-00187 declared in the name of Amado Carbonilla under Cadastral Survey No. 5565, OCT No. 17795 with an area of two thousand five hundred six sq.meters (2506 sq.meters Lot No. Creek; South: Lot No. 5366; 4.) A storey residential house made of mixed concrete and lumber located at Brgy. Mambajao, Maasin City, Southern Leyte bearing ARP No. 07042-00099 declared in the name of Amado Carbonilla, with an area of Sixty eight (68) sq.meters situated at the adjoining Lot. No. 853 and 1247; hereby agreed to decide and settle the aforementioned properties in the following manner to wit; TO ABDIAS O. CARBONILLA 1.) A portion of Lot No. 853 designated as Lot No. 853-A with an area of 73.75 sq.meters bounded as follows: East; Lot 1247-A; West: Lot 853-G; North: Lot 861; South: Lot No. 853-B; 2.) A portion of Lot No. 1247 designated as Lot No. 1247-A with an area of 83.25 sq.meters bounded as follows: East; Lot 852; West: Lot 853-A; North: Lot 861; South: Lot No. 1247-B; TO fRANCISCO O. CARBONILLA 1.) A portion of Lot No. 853 designated as Lot No. 853-B with an area of 111.22 sq.meters bounded as follows: East; Lot No.853, 1247-B; West: Lot 853-G; North: Lot 853-B; South: Lot No. 853-C; 2.) A portion of Lot No. 1247 designated as Lot No. 1247-B with an area of 123.95 sq.meters bounded as follows: East; Lot 852; West: Lot 853-B; North: Lot 1247-A; South: Lot No. 1247-C; TO SALUD C. ARNAIZ 1.) A portion of Lot No. 853 designated as Lot No. 853-C with an area of 112.24 sq.meters bounded as follows: East; Lot 1247-C; West: Lot 853-C; North: Lot 853-B; South: Lot No. 853-D; 2.) A portion of Lot No. 1247 designated as Lot No. 853-C with an area of 122.92 sq.meters bounded as follows: East; Lot 852; West: Lot 853-C; North: Lot 1247-B; South: Lot No. 1247-D; TO HEIRS Of NICERATO O. CARBONILLA 1.) A portion of Lot No.853 designated as Lot No.853-D with an area of 75.37 sq.meters bounded as follows: East; Lot 1247-D; West: Lot 853-G; North: Lot 853-C; South: Lot No.853-E; 2.) A portion of Lot No. 1247 designated as Lot No. 1247-D with an area of 81.37 sq.meters bounded as follows: East; Lot 852; West: Lot 853-D; North: Lot 1247-C; South: Lot No. 1247-E; TO GUADALUPE O. CARBONILLA 1.) A portion of Lot No.853 designated as Lot No.853-E with an area of 75.82 sq.meters bounded as follows: East; Lot 1247-E; West: Lot 853-G; North: Lot 853-D; South: Lot No.853-f; 2.) A portion of Lot No.1247 designated as Lot No. 1247-E with an area of 80.93sq.meters bounded as follows: East; Lot 1247-E; West: Lot 853-G; North: Lot 853-D; South: Lot No. 853-f; 2.) A portion of Lot No.1247 designated as Lot No.1247-E with an area of 80.93 sq.meters bounded as follows: East; Lot 852; West: Lot 853-E; North: Lot 853-D; South: Lot No.1247-f; TO CRESENCIA C. PENROSE 1.) A portion of Lot No.853 designated as Lot No.853-f with an area of 76.29 sq.meters bounded as follows: East; Lot 1247-f; West: Lot 853-G; North: Lot 853-E; South: National Road; 2.) A por-tion of Lot No.1247 designated as Lot No.1247-f with an area of 80.51 sq.meters bounded as

DEED OF ABSOLUTE SALE

Notice is hereby given that Victoriano L. Tenio, of legal age, filipino and a resident of Brgy. Manhilo, Maasin City, Southern Leyte for and in consideration of the sum of Ten Thousand Pesos(P10, 000.00), Philippines currency receipt whereof is hereby acknowledge in full satisfaction to it sin hand paid by Spouses Alfredo A. Siano and Erinita B. Siano, both of legal age, married, filipino and resident of Brgy. Badiang, Maasin City, Southern Leyte, hereby SELL, CEDE, TRANSfER and CONVEY absolutely and forever unto said Spouses Alfredo A. Siano and Erinita B. Siano, their heirs, executors and assigns a parcel of agricultural land located in Manhilo, Maasin City, Southern Leyte, more particularly described as follows, to wit: “A portion of a parcel of agricultural land measuring 250 sq. meters declared in the name of Victoria L. Tenio, covered under ARP No. 07043-000088 containing an area of .5319 ha., bounded on the North by Lot No. 7124; East by Municipal Road; South by Municipal Road and on the West by Municipal Road.”as per Doc No. 285, Page No. 57, Book No. III, Series of 2008, before Notary

DEED OF ABSOLUTE SALE

Notice is hereby given that Remedios A. Palanca, Elena Y. Aquino, and Marcela A. Aquino, both of legal age, married, filipino, and residents of Sogod, Southern Leyte, and Maasin City, for and in consideration of the sum of Ninety hundred pesos (P90,000.00) Philippine currency in hand paid to our entire satisfaction by CRISTITA B. VILLELA, likewise of legal age, married, filipino, and a resident of Tomas Oppus, Southern Leyte, the receipt of which sum is hereby acknowledge and do by these presents hereby SELL, CEDE, TRANSfER and CONVEY by way of an Absolute Sale unto the said Cristita B. Villela her heirs and assigns over portions of land together with all the existing improvements thereon and more particularly described and bounded as follows; Description of the entire parcel- A parcel of land located at Lo-oc, Tomas Oppus, Southern Leyte, declared in the name of Beatriz Aquino under ARP No. 18016-00033, Lot No. 2934 with an area of .3052 ha., more or less with an assessed value of P8,740.00 and bounded as follows: North by Creek; East by Lot No. 3014-foreshore; West by National Road; South by Lot No.3018-Dionesia Catubig; Description of the Portions Sold- A parcel of the above-described parcel of land with a dimensions of 10.75 meters North; 8.30 meters. East; 10.75 meters South; 8.30 meters. West or a total area of 89.23 sq.meters more or less and bounded as fol-lows; North by Lot No.2934-P-L. Ampoquio; East by Lot No. 2934-P-Alberto Sajulga; West by National Road; South by Lot No. 2934-P-Colastri & M. Siona; A parcel of above-described parcel of land with a dimension of 2.60 meters North; 9.70 meters East; 2.60 meters South; 9.70 meters West or a total area of 25.22 sq.meters more or less and bounded as follows: North by Lot No.2934-P-A. LLanto; East by foreshore; West by Lot No.2934-P-E. felicilda; South by Lot No.2934-P-Rolando Bernales; hereby warrant that we are the absolute owners and possessors of the above-described portions of land sold; that there is no liens and encumbances over the same; that I will defend the title of the Vendee against whomsoever may have a lawful claim over the same. That the parties have agreed to register this instrument in the office of the Register of Deeds in the province of Southern Leyte, in accordance with

EXTRA-JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT AMONG HEIRS WITH ABSOLUTE SALE

Notice is hereby given that Sofia B. Gisulga, Marieta G. Quines, Ma. Luisa G. Paloma, Cirila G. Datu-on, Mario B. Gisulga, francisca B. Gisulga and Elsa G. Aboyva, all of legal age, widow/married/single and residents at Paku, Bontoc, Southern Leyte; are the surviving spouse and the rest the only children, and sole legal heirs of Amando Gisulga, who died in March 3, 2005 at Sta. Maria, Bulacan, without any will; executed an Extra-judicial settlement among heirs with absolute sale; over an certain parcel land described as follow; Whole Parcel-”A parcel of Riceland situated at Paku, Bontoc, Southern Leyte declared under ARP. No. 02027-00735 in the name of Amando Gisulga; Survey No. 4056-A, con-sisting an area of .2662 ha., more or less; Assessed value of P3, 470. 00 and bounded on the North , by Brgy. Road & f. Gisulga; East, by Virgilio Adobas; South, by Lot No. 4057, 4058, 4059 & 4055 and west, by Juliana Salar & right of way & Johnny Lamoste.”, Portion Adjudicated and sold-” A portion of the above-described parcel of land consisting an area of One Hundred Twenty (120) sq. meters, more or less measured and bounded as follows; NE (10M), by Brgy. Road; SE (12M), by Lot 5056-Al-Virgilio Orag; SW(10M), by Jonathan G. Lamoste and NW(12m), by Jonathan G. Lamoste.”that there are no known debts or abligations due against the estate of said decedent; hereby by these presents agree to adjudicate, as they hereby adjudicate, among themselves share and share alike, the above-described portion of property; That the parties, for and in consideration of the sum Ten Thousand Pesos(P10, 000. 00), Philippine currency, in hand paid to them to their entire satisfaction by JIMMY P. PANAL, of legal age, married and resident of Paku, Bonoc, Southern Leyte, do by these presents, SELL, CEDE, TRANSfER AND DELIVER, in a manner absolute and irrevocable, unto the said Jimmy P. Panal, his heirs executors and assigns, the above-described portion of parcel of land including all the improve-ments thereon, free all liens and encumbrances. That the parties agree to record this instrument under

DEED OF ABSOLUTE SALE

Notice is hereby given that Cresenciana “Cristy” Padasas Dela Vega- Del Rosario, legal age, married to late Sergio C. Del Rosario and resident of Phase 1B Block 6 lot 16 San Lorenzo South Balibago, Sta. Rosa, Laguna, Ariel Del Rosario, legal age, filipino, married and a resident of Phase 1B Block 6 lot 16 San Lorenzo South Balibago, Sta. Rosa, Laguna, Rodulfo “Baby Boy” Del Rosario, legal age, filipino, married and a resi-dent of #37-C Summit Circle, Bayanan, Muntinlupa City, Analiza Del Rosario- Bantugon, legal age, filipino, married and a resident of #608 Tuazon St. Poblacion, Muntinlupa City, Ma. Cristina Del Rosario- Laxamana, legal age, filipino, married and a resident of Maxville 7 San Miguel, Pasig City. Here in after referred to as are the Vendors and Silvestra A. Evangelista, legal age, filipino, married and a resident of Block 6 lot 9 & 10 Datius St. Annex 35, Better Living Subd., Paranaque City, herein after referred to as the Vendee. Original Cetificate of Title No. 6115 (Bureau of Lands) Free Patent No. (VIII-3) 6365- A parcel of land (Lot 3641, case 4, Plsm-1006, LRC Record No.__), situated in the Barrio of Biasong, Municipality of Hinunangan, Province of Southern Leyte, bounded on the NE., along line 1-2 by lot 3642, on the SE., along lines 2-3-4 by Road, (10.00 wide), and on the NW., along lines 4-5-6-1 by ot 3640, all case 4. Plsm-1006. Containing an area of Nine Hundred Eighty four (984) sq. meters more or less. All corners referred to are marked on the ground by B.L Cyl. Conc. Mons. 15x 60 cm., meridian used, grid; surveyed from April 16 to May 31, 1974 and approved on June 24, 1974. Whereas the Vendee offered to the Vendors and the Vendors have agreed to sell the above described property from the Vendors under the terms and conditions herein below specified. The Seller will pay the Capital Gains Tax and the Buyer will pay the documentary tax, transfer and registration fees. Now therefore, for and in consideration of the foregoing premises and the sum of Two Hundred Thousand pesos (P200, 000.00), Philippine Currency, receipt of which in full is hereby acknowledged, the Vendor has sold, transferred and conveyed, and by virtue of these presents, do hereby sell, transfer, and convey, unto the Vendee, its heirs and assigns, the described parcel of land thereon, free from all liens and encumbrances of any kind whatsoever. This Deed shall be valid and bind-

PARTITION AGREEMENT

Notice is hereby given that Alejandro O. Alberca, of legal age, filipino, married and now residing at Cagayan de oro City; Eduardo O. Macapal, of legal age, filipino, married and now residing at Lapolapo City; and Enquilbert O. Godinez, of legal age, single and now residing at Panan, Batangas City; are the surviving legal heirs of the late Dolores Orit and co-owners of the parcels of lands of lands located at Bogo, Maasin City, described and bounded as follows; Parcel 1- A parcel of land under Lot No. 4489, ARP. No. 07014-00140 in the name of Dolores Orit, with an area of .1349 hectares, and bounded on the North by 4516-Presentacion Lizano; East by 4490, 4487-Jese Arnaiz; South by 4487-Jose Arnaiz; West by 4488-Jese Arnaiz; Parcel 2- A parcel of land under Lot No. 4509, ARP No. 07014-00139 in the name of Dolores Orit with an area of .2143 hectares, and bounded on the North by 4512; 4511-Edualdo Enago; East by 5559; South by 4507-Jose Arnaiz; and West by 4497-Vicente Ambalong; Parcel 3- A parcel of land under Lot No. 5526, ARP No. 07014-00139 in the name of Dolores Orit with an area of .6277 hectares, and bounded on the North by 5525-Maximo Plateros; and West by Canturing River; hereby agree, to partition the above described properties and distribute between themselves, in the following manner; To: Alejandro Alberca-a) One third portion of Parcel 1 with an area of .0449 hectares and bounded on the North by 4489-Enquilbert O. Godinez South by 4489-; East by 4487- Jose Arnaiz; b) One third portion of Parcel II with an area of .0714 hectares and bounded on the north by 4511- Edualdo Enage; East by 4509-B-Eduardo Alberca; South by 4507-Jose Arnaiz; and West by 4497- VicenteAm-balong; c) One third portion of Parcel III with an area of .2092 hectares and bounded on the North by 5525-Primo Sacro; East by 5788; South by 5526-B-Enquilbert Godinez; and West by canturing river; To: Eduardo Macapal- a) One third portion of Parcel I with an area of .0449 hectares and bounded on the North by 4489-B-Enquilbert Godinez; East by 4487-Jose Arnaiz; South by 4467-Jose Arnaiz and West by 4488-Jose Arnaiz; b) One third portion of Parcel II with an area of .0714 hectares and bounded on the North by 7511-Edualdo Enage; East by 4509-C-Enquilbert Godinez; South by 4509-Jose Arnaiz; and West by 4509-A-Alejandro Alberca; c) One third portion of Parcel III with an area of .2093 hectares and bounded on the North by 5526-B-Enquilbert Godinez; East by Brgy. Bagtican; South by 5527-Maximo Plateros; and West by Canturing River; To: Enquilbert Godinez- a) One third portion of Parcel I with an area of .0450 hectares and bounded on the North by 4516; Brgy. St. East by 4467-Jose Arnaiz; South by 4469-B-A. Albarca; and West by 4488-Jose Arnaiz; b) One third portion of Parcel III with an area of .0715 hectares and bounded on the North by 4518; East by Lot 5559; South by 4507-Jose Arnaiz; and West by 4507-Jose Arnaiz; c) One third portion of Parcel III with an area of .2092 hectares and

AFFIDAVIT OF SELF-ADJUDICATION

Notice is hereby given that Antonio S. Mantilla, of legal age, filipino, married and a resident of Sta. Sofia, Padre Burgos, Southern Leyte; the legitimate and only son of the late ILLUMINADO N. MANTILLA in Sta. Sofia, Padre Burgos; executed an Affidavit of Self-Adjudication over a Parcel of residential land located at Sta. Sofia, Padre Burgos, Southern Leyte, declared for taxation purposes under ARP No. 10009-00289, designated as Lot No. 366, in the name of Illuminado Mantilla, with an area of 85.63, in the name more or less, and bounded as follows: North-Lot No. 365, by Eufemia Lagutan; East- by Santiago Apostle Street; West- Lot No. 367, by Enrica Edillo, and West- by Lot No. 348, Anatalio Sala.”Hereby adjudicate unto myself the above described real property and hereby files the same with the Register of Deeds, Municipal/Provincial Assessor’s Office, with the request that said adjudication be made effective without judicial proceedings as prescribed by the

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City who will fight at the 108 pound category. The boxing program will also have six amateur boxing contests featuring six promising amateur boxers from Maasin City and Bon-toc town. In this four round event Daryl Ramos of Maasin city will pit his boxing skills against Bontoc’s Ma-rio Abrasada, while his city mate Mark Carlo Chiong will fight Jun Allonar and Edileo Barea Jr. will challenge Gerry Mancio. The three other amateur bouts will pit Maasinhons Aldrin Mori, John Mark Vazuela and Joselito Aya-ay against Bato boxers Rey Tampos, JV Galia and Nino Ga-lia.

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