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MERCEDES, EasternSamar- About 1,000 fish-ermen and farmers com-ing from five towns inEastern Samar and two

towns in Samar provinceswere provided fishing andfarm implements by Sena-tor Cynthia Villar and Ag-riculture Secretary Proce-so Alcala.

Te two officials visitedthe towns, all devastated bysupertyphoon Yolanda, tohelp them recover rom thelosses they sustained aferthey were dislocated aferthey were hit by the worststorm in the countrys his-tory.

Te armers that wereprovided assistance by Al-

Sen. Villar and DA providefarm and shing implements

in ESamarcala and Villar, who chairsthe ood and agriculturecommittee at the Senate,were rom the towns oMercedes, Balangiga, La-

waan and Giporlos, all inEastern Samar; and Mar-abut and Basey, both inSamar province.

Te distribution o thefishing and arm imple-ments was done on July 31.

Villar said that thedistribution o these im-plements is part o a con-tinuing program o thegovernment until armersand the fishermen couldully recover afer Yolan-das devastation.

She said that almostnine months afer Yolanda

together with Sec. Alcalashe is hopeul that theyhave created a high effectin the lives o the armersin terms o recovery andrehabilitation as well asthe agriculture industryin Yolanda stricken areas.

Villar already visit-ed 40 municipalities inthe different parts o thecountry to help arm-ers and fishermen regaintheir livelihood aferYolanda.

Villar promised thatthe government will cre-ate ways and means topush or programs thatwill benefit the agricul-ture industry o the coun-try. (LIZBETH ANN A.

ABELLA)

GUIUAN,Eastern Samar-- The ben-eciaries of a cash assistance providedby the United Nations Childrens Fundfrom the island villages of Homonhonand Suluan need not go to the townproper to get their money.

This was agreed by ofcials of thetown and the Department of SocialWelfare and Development (DSWD),which implements the unconditionalcash assistance funded by the Unicef.

There are about 60 beneciariescoming from the villages of Homonhon

DSWD approved request beneciariesof cash assistance coming from island

villages of Guiuan

4Ps recipientsget extra cash

HERNANI, Eastern Samar - Beneficia-ries of Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Pro-gram (4Ps) in Eastern Samar expressed theirappreciation on this cash grant program say-ing it help them during this time of financialdifficulties due to supertyphoon Yolanda.

We have been struggling to survive everyday. I dont think we would be able to send mygrandchildren to school without cash rom4Ps, said Persita Yape, 61 o coastal Batang vil-lage o this typhoon-stricken town.

Teir amily receives P1,100 cash everymonth rom the Department o Social Welareand Development. Te P500 is or the head othe amily and P300 each or his two school-aged grandchildren - Johanne, 7 and Eloisa, 4.

Persitas husband Gerardo, 62 is still recov-ering his livelihood afer his fishing boat wasswept away by big waves. Te couple reopenedtheir small retail store through a P4,000 capitalrom selling pigs.

Te couple reconstructed their make-shif house through donations rom variousnon-government organizations.

From their previous P5,000 monthly in-come, they are now surviving with a P2,000income afer they were hit by Yolanda.

In Cansumangkay village o Balangiga othe same province, Jose and Victoria Menguinthanked the Aquino administration or theP800 monthly cash assistance rom 4Ps.

Teir son, Benjie, at 15 make him quali-y to sign up or college, is still finishing theseventh grade as his parents struggles to makeends meet.

Jose, 55 has been diagnosed o acute uri-nary tract inection, preventing him to work.

Adding up the burden is Victorias goi-

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and Suluan.The decision to hold the pay out

for the beneciaries was formalizedthrough a resolution approved by themunicipal council of Guiuan.

DSWD Regional Director NestorRamos said that the safety of the ben-eciaries travelling to the town prop-er especially during bad weather wasconsidered why they approved the re-quest of the municipal government.

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Celebrity Chef Boy Logro, a native of Biliran, Biliran, demonstrates how to cook eggs in 11 different dishes at the livelihood festival inPalo town as part of its 180th esta celebration. (Roel Amazona)

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ACLOBAN CIY- Tis years top notchero the certified public accountancy board ex-amination is a graduate o the Asian Develop-ment Foundation College (ADFC), this city.

And Rommel Rhion Edusma admittedthat his topping the accountancy board exam-inations could be a lie changer experience notonly or him but or his amily.

And this early, the 25-year Edusma prom-ised that he would finance the studies o theiryounger sibling, who is now on her secondyear in college.

Edusma topped this years CPA board ex-aminations with an average o 94.57%, besting5,540 examinees.

He graduated at the ADFC with 15 others.

He earned the distinction o being the first totop the accountancy board examination o theschools 19 years o operations.

O course, I was very happy when Ilearned that I topped the examinations. Itwas a riend o mine who inormed me aboutthe very good news. I was resting at the timeI receive the news, Edusma, reached by thephone, said.

Since taking the board examinations lastMay, Edusma has been staying in Manila.

He right away called his ather, Rustico, aretired soldier and mother, Flores, who is su-ering rom a heart ailment.

Needles to say, they were also overjoyedwith the news, Edusma, sixth in the brood o110 children, said.

While the amily originally is rom Cabuc-gayan in Biliran, his parents and some o thesiblings now live in Pinabacdao town in Samaras a sister, Rose married rom the said town.

Te amilys youngest, Ruffa Jean, 18 liveswith an elder brother, Roel Al, a soldier basedin Catarman, Northern Samar.

She is now taking an environmentalcourse with my brother mostly paying herschool ees. But I promise to help my brotherpay her schooling, Edusma said.

And during the onslaught o Superty-phoon Yolanda, he was with an aunt, MariaWilreda Carolino, at the V&G Subdivision,the biggest subdivision in acloban with morethan 10,000 residents.

Our house sustained major damages, par-ticularly the roo. But while Yolanda may havedestroyed our house and other material pos-session, it did not dampen our spirit to moveon, he said.

According to him, their experiences withYolanda only urther his resolve to do well inthe examinations.

Top nisher of this

years CPA board is

from region 8I did not allow our bad experience

with Yolanda to disturb me but rather useit to do better in our examinations. I knowthis will serve as an instrument or me tohelp my amily, Edusma said.

During the mock board examinations,he narrated, he ranked number #6 amongthose who participated rom the thousandso examinees coming rom other schoolsin the country.

He also topped the pre-board examina-tions conducted by their school.

And with his good showing, Edusmasaid that he was positive that he would notonly pass the licensure examination buteven enter the top 10.

But not only he entered the top 10 buttopped it, besting the 1,107 passers, in-cluding those coming rom other well-es-tablished schools in the country.

O course, I thanked the Lord or thisachievement, he said.

And the first thing he would do is to goback to his roots, at the ADF and teach stu-dents there, he said. He, however, admittedthat he want to work in any o the countrystop accountancy firms.

Margie Manibad, who handled Edus-ma on theory o accountancy subject, de-scribed her student as silent student yetknow very well the subject.

He is really an intelligent student. ButI have to admit that I never expected thathe would really topped the board examina-tions, Manibad said.

She added that her one-time studentwould always stay at the school libraryduring his ree time. Tis will inspire usteachers o course, she said, reerring theimpact o Edusmas sterling perormance.

And indeed, this early, its impact is eltas second year accountancy student,Fritz-ie Corales, said that Edusmas topping theboard would serve both as an inspirationand challenge to them.

When I learned about it, it made mehappy. Tis will really serve as an inspira-tion and challenge to us to do better in ourstudies, the 18 year old student said.

For Edward Chua, president o theschool, the honor and pride brought byEdusma is worth celebrating.

O course, we are very happy. Tis willbring us honor and pride. We never pro-duce a top one although we have produceda 14 placer previously, Chua said.(JOEYA. GABIETA)

ACLOBAN CIY, Leyte, In line with therebuilding efforts carried out by the govern-ment, the Pag-ibig Home Development Mutu-al Fund is providing a new housing financialassistance to its members in Yolanda affectedareas.

Te new housing program dubbed asHome Rehabilitation/ Reconstruction LoanProgram offers very minimal interest rates orthose who want to avail the loan.

Jacqueline O. Constantino, Chie Division,Business Development Department, Pag-Ibigacloban Branch said during a press coner-ence, active members with 24 months savings/contributions are eligible to apply or loan pro-vided he/she is a resident o a calamity-stricken

area by typhoon Yolanda and must show proothat his residential property was damaged bysaid typhoon.

She likewise stressed that the applicant

Pag-ibig offersnew housing loan

must not more than 65 years old at the dateo loan application and must be insurable;provided urther, that he is not more thanseventy (70) years old at loan maturity andhas no Pag-ibig housing loan that was ore-closed, cancelled, bought back due to deault,or subjected to Dacion en Pago.

Pag-Ibig also extends housing loan tofinance the purchase o a residential houseand lot in subdivision projects developed ortyphoon Yolanda victims within the cover-age areas o Leyte, Samar, Eastern Samar andNorthern Samar.

Te Maximum loanable amount isour hundred and fify thousand pesos(P450,000.00) based on a 30-year loan term.

It shall be based also on the members actualneed, his capacity to pay and loan to apprais-al value ratio.

Pag-ibig will accept applications orhousing loan until July 15, 2015. (PIA-8)

Republic o the PhilippinesREGIONAL RIAL COUREighth (8th) Judicial Region

BRANCH 2

Borongan, Eastern SamarIN HE MAER OFHE PEIION FOR HECANCELLAION OF HEBIRH CERIFICAE OFSHERYLL O. SOBREPENADANZEN OPIMO SOBRE-

PENA,Petitioner-versus-

HE LOCAL CIVIL REGIS-RAR OF SULA, EASERN

SAMAR,Respondent

SPL. PROC. CASE NO. 166-14

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ORDERTis is a verified petition or the

Cancellation o the Birth Certificateo Sheryll O. Sobrepena filed by pe-titioner Danzen Opimo Sobrepena,through counsel. Te petition alleged,among others, that the petitioner wasborn on March 29, 1981 in CaloocanCity, or which she was duly registeredin the Office o the Local Civil Regis-trar o Caloocan City, under the nameo DANZEN OPIMO SOBREPENA.Tat, subsequently petitioners birthwas also registered in 1995 by grand-parents in the Office o the Local CivilRegistrar o Sulat, Eastern Samar, thrudelayed registration, under the nameSHERYLL O. SOBREPENA, with thesame birth date (March 29, 1981) andthe same parents (Felix A. Sobrepena

and Rosemarie B. Opimo). Tat as aresult, petitioner now has two birthcertificates based on the two registra-

tions mentioned. However, the namesDANZEN OPIMO SOBREPENAand SHERYLL OPIMO SOBREPE-NA reer to one and the same person,who is the petitioner. Te petitioner,thereore, prayed that afer due hear-ing, judgment be rendered declaringthe second birth certificate o petition-er with the Office o the Local CivilRegistrar o Sulat, Eastern Samar, un-der the name SHERYLL O. SOBREPE-NA as cancelled.

Finding the petition to be in dueorm and substance, set this case orhearing on December 3, 2014, at 8:30oclock in the morning at the SessionHall o this Court. Any person havingor claiming any interest in the BirthCertificate sought to be cancelled may,within fifeen (15) days rom notice othe petition or rom the last date o thepublication o this Order, file his/heropposition thereto.

Let a copy o this Order be pub-lished once a week or three (3) con-secutive weeks in a newspaper o gen-

eral circulation and duly accredited topublish judicial or legal notices in theprovince o Eastern Samar, at the ex-pense o the petitioner.

Send a copy o this Order, togeth-er with a copy o the petition, to theOffice o the Solicitor General, 134Amorsolo St., Legaspi Village, MakatiCity and to the Local Civil Registrar oSulat, Eastern Samar, the Civil Regis-trar General, National Statistics Office,Manila, and to the petitioner and hercounsel.

SO ORDERED.Borongan City, Eastern

Samar, August 4, 2014.(Sgd.) NAHANIEL E.

BALDONOPresiding Judge

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Republic o the PhilippinesREGIONAL RIAL COUR

8th Judicial RegionBranch 3

Guiuan, Eastern SamarRURAL BANK OF GUIUAN

(E.S.), INC.Mortgagee,

-versus-SPOUSES GREGORIO SA-LIWAN and ANA A. SALI-

WAN,Mortgagors.

EJF File No. 225For:

EXRA JUDICIAL FORE-CLOSURE OF REAL

ESAE MORAGE UNDERAC 3135 as Amended By

AC 4118

x-----------------xSHERIFFS NOICE OF

RE-BIDDING/EXRA-JUDI-CIAL SALE

Upon extra-judicial petition orsale under Act No. 3135, as amend-ed by Act 4118, filed by the RURALBANK OF GUIUAN (E.S.), INC.,against SPOUSES GREGORIO SA-LIWAN and ANA A. SALIWAN, olegal age, Filipinos, with residenceand postal address at Arceno St.,Brgy. 12, Butak, Guiuan, Eastern Sa-mar, in order to satisy the mortgageindebtedness which as o November30, 2008 amounts to WO HUN-DRED SEVENY HOUSANDNINE HUNDRED HIREENPESOS and 33/100, (P270,913.33),Philippine currency, excluding pen-

alties, charges, attorneys ees and thenecessary expenses o the oreclosureand sale, the Ex-Officio Sheriff oEastern Samar, by and through un-

dersigned, will sell at public auctionon September 3, 2014 at 10:00 oclockin the morning or soon thereafer,at the main entrance o the Regionalrial Court, Branch 3, Guiuan, East-ern Samar, to the highest bidder, orCASH and in the Philippine currency,the ollowing property/ies with all itsimprovements, to wit:

AX DECLARAION No.09014-00151A parcel o residential lot to-

gether with all the buildings and im-provements ound thereon, located atArceno Street, Brgy. 12, Butak, Gui-uan, Eastern Samar, declared or tax-ation purposes in the name o ANAA. SALIWAN under D No. ARP-09014-00151, assessed at P2,540.00,bounded on the N., by Butong Creek;E., by Arceno Street; S., by 017-Hrs.o Elpedio Arceno; and W., by Gui-mbaolibot Avenue, having an area o120 square meters, more or less.

All sealed bids must be submittedto the undersigned on the above-stat-ed time and date.

In the event the public auctionshould not take place on the said date,it shall be held on September 10, 2014

without urther notice.Prospective buyers/bidders are

hereby enjoined to investigate orthemselves the itle/ax Declaration

to the property/ies described aboveand encumbrances thereon i anythere be.

Guiuan, Eastern Samar,July 25, 2014.

(Sgd.) ILBERO C. MACALESheriff IV

(Sgd.) ZORAIDA P. QUILO-NA

Clerk o Court VI and Ex-O-ficio Sheriff

Copy urnished:Te Manager, Rural Bank o Guiuan(E.S.), Inc., Mortgagee, Guiuan,Eastern SamarAtty. Pedro L. Felicen, Jr., 116 Gorgo-nia Ave., Lot 10, Blk. 2, Phase 2, V&GSubd., acloban CityGregorio and Ana A. Saliwan, Mort-gagors, Arceno St., Brgy. 12, Butak,Guiuan, Eastern SamarWARNING: It is absolutely prohibitedto remove, deace or destroy thisNotice o Sale on or beore the date osale, under penalty o the law.

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The move would meanthat the beneciaries

need not go to the towncenter just to get theircash assistance.

Under the uncondi-tional cash transfer, thebeneciaries are to re-ceive P4,400 within sixmonths which startedlast month.

As counterpart of thelocal government unitof Guiuan Mayor Chris-topher Sheen Gonzalezsaid that he had alreadyinstructed the local po-lice of Guiuan to providesecurity to personnel ofNATCO (National Con-

federation of Coopera-

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OPINIONCOMMENTARY:

By Fr Roy Cimagala

Email: [email protected]

EDITORIAL

Easter Samar Bulletin

Dalmacio C. Grafl

Publisher

Romeo CebrerosOIC

Brgy. Songco, Borongan CityEastern Samar

(055) 261-3319

Aljim Denver M. ArcuenoEditor-in-Chief

Aug. 03-09, 2014

Mercy and compassionToo much turmoil all around war, fam-

ine, epidemic, calamity and political un-rest. Peace is apparently becoming moreand more elusive in spite of the generalintercession for peace across the globebeginning with oneself. The Ebola virusdisease, though declared by the WorldHealth Organization as treatable, is caus-ing shiver to the peoples bones. This isespecially much so that the agency itselfreported that the Ebola outbreak is out ofcontrol. For now more than 700 deathswere reported since February this year in-

cluding 60 health workers and 1,363 moredown with Ebola.

With these gures on the Ebola out-break, certain Filipinos released the ideaof mass extermination, as in the Holly-wood lm Outbreak, to contain the fur-ther spread of the dreadful disease. To theconservative mind of the God-fearing, thesuggestion is uncalled for much less out-rageous and revolting. Still, proponentsmaintain such insinuation as lesser evilthan seeing or at least knowing the pa-tients horribly enduring excruciating painand slowly dying while putting at greatrisk practically everyone around them, in-cluding the health workers. Where is mer-cy and compassion in this design?

Mercy and compassion collectively setsthe tone of Pope Francis visit in the Phil-ippines. The Holy See, seat of the RomanCatholic Church hierarchy and located inVatican City, revealed the theme of PopeFrancis visit to the Philippines that cen-

ters on these two virtues, that is A Nationof Mercy and Compassion. In a pastoralletter, the Catholic Bishops Conference ofthe Philippines, declares, Our compas-

sionate shepherd comes to show his deep

concern for our people who have gonethrough devastating calamities, especiallyin the Visayas. He comes to conrm usin our faith as we face the challenges ofwitnessing to the joy of the Gospel in themidst of our trials.

To resonate this special drift while Fili-pinos await the visit of Pope Francis, CBCPpresident urged the Catholics across thecountry to pray during the Mass, particu-larly before the post communion prayerto recite the national prayer for the papal

visit, from August 1 this year to January14 next year. While churches in the coun-try, have started the prayer, the Archdi-ocese of Palo where the Pope is said tohold a special mass, a special local prayercould possibly be recited in lieu of thenational prayer. Archdiocesan Vicar Gen-eral Rex Ramirez disclosed that the localchurch has prepared our own prayer forthe Archdiocese, which is yet to be ap-proved by Palo Archbishop John Forros-uelo Du.

Mercy and compassion is not just to becarried on in prayer but as the CBCP urgedshould be couple with acts. The prelatessaid these acts of mercy, which should bedone at least one act everyday, could in-clude giving food, to hungry beggar, visit-ing those is prison or helping the recoveryefforts for the typhoon victims. Obviously,barely thinking of killing the thousands ofpatients of the Ebola virus disease is notan act of mercy and compassion, much

more in doing it so or any lawlessnessin the society that further places the ag-grieved and deprived in greater jeopardy.

PEOPLE nowadays, especially the young ones, would reer toit as a blast rom the past. But I would not go that ar. My recentvisit to a southern town in Cebu simply made some stirrings,at once gentle and sweet, that just the same lef me completelythankul.

Te other day, I went to see a riend-priest who was just re-assigned some days ago to Argao, some 68 kilometers south oCebu City, and I elt like I stepped into the past, into things oun-dational and rudimentary. Already used to the blare and glare othe big city, I was pleasantly surprised to have a eel again o whatit was when I was kid.

Te visit reminded me o my roots, o what I consider as my

basic cultural and social beginnings, my primal identity thatsince then has acquired layers upon layers o conditionings. I im-mediately elt some sense o nostalgia crawling slowly, leisurely,into my mind and heart.

I am happy to say that such roots and beginnings, while pro-vincial and parochial in character, was open enough to accepturther and even oreign influences. I believe that my own ex-periences and my own lie itsel, as it is so ar, can attest to theveracity o this affirmation.

What I elt in Argao was a certain air o pristineness thatcertainly is not close-minded and rigid. Tere were also signs omodernity and contemporaneity. In other words, it is also flow-ing with the times, but at its own pace. Its not stuck in the past,and much less is it inert and dead. It has a lie that glows with acertain charm and aura.

I took lunch in a little restaurant, with very simple urnish-ings but with splendid yet cheap ood. It was clean, and the

servers were so simple in their ways that they had no qualms instarting a conversation with me who must have been a completestranger to them. I elt immediately at home.

I then visited the church. Its old, yes, with clear vestiges o thecolonial times, still in that baroque mould, but artully made upwith images, altar table and the ambo artully gilded and aith-ully restored.

I was happy to note that there was no sign o an imposed,out-o-place innovation made, now sadly common in many oth-er churches that would seem they were being slowly emptied otheir true character.

Tere was a uneral Mass when I went in. What I saw were or-dinary people, simply dressed and without much pretension, andall showing a piety so palpable and sincere I instantly remem-bered my past attendance at Masses in my rural town in Bohol.

Te priest who said the Mass, the riend I was visiting,deliv-

ered a homily that I thought was apt or the kind o aithul in at-tendance. It was doctrinal and exhortative, with a little bombastthat I thought the people appreciated.

Finally, I was able to spend time with my priest-riend. Hehappens to be a composer and he played some o his pieces onthe machine. Tat was when I was deeply struck by something.

He actually has been giving me some CDs that contained hiscompositions. I remember I tried playing one o his songs, but Iimmediately turned it off, since my immediate reaction was thatit was out o step with the tenor o todays world.

Not so this time when I was with him and in a place like

Stirrings rom the past

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PANTALANEATERY

Come & Dine!Brgy. Tiguib,

Pantalan,Oras Eastern Samar

G O V E R N M E N TCENTER, PALO,Leyte-The Civil ServiceCommission (CSC) herein the region is target-ing 6, 590 applicants to

take the Career ServiceExaminations Paperand Pencil Test (CSE-PPT) slated on October26, 2014.

This was learnedfrom CSCs regional in-formation ofcer CristyJoy Macasil who saidthat the deadline forthe submission of appli-cations, both for profes-sional and sub-profes-

CSC now accepts applications for

career examinations this Octobersional, is on September11.

The CSC started ac-cepting the applicationson April 7. Aside fromtheir ofce, applicationscould also be submit-ted to the RobinsonsPlace in Tacloban everySaturday and Sunday.

Applicants need to payP500 to take the exam-inations which servedas one of the require-ments to enter govern-ment service.

As of end of July, 973applicants were already

listed to take the exam-inations.

Macasil said that theyexpect to hit their targetof number of applicantsbefore the date of the ex-

aminations.Thats why we put

up some desk on Robin-sons Mall of Tacloban toaccept the applicationsduring Saturdays andSundays since there arelots of people there toinform them about theupcoming examination,Macasil added. (ELIZA-BETH G. HUGO LNU Intern)

Republic o the Philippines

REGIONAL RIAL COUR8th Judicial RegionBranch 3

Guiuan, Eastern SamarRURAL BANK OF GUIUAN

(E.S.), INC.Mortgagee,

-versus-SPOUSES MANUEL C. CAB-LAO, JR. and MA. CONCEP-

CION L. CABLAO,Mortgagors.


EXRA JUDICIAL FORE-CLOSURE OF REAL ESAEMORGAGE UNDER AC

3135 as Amended By AC4118

x- - - - - - - - - - - - -xSHERIFFS NOICE OF

RE-BIDDING/EXRA-JUDI-CIAL SALE

Upon extra-judicial petition orsale under Act 3135, as amended byAct 4118, filed by the RURAL BANKOF GUIUAN (E.S.), INC., againstSPOUSES MANUEL C. CABLAO, JR.and MA. CONCEPCION L. CABLAO,o legal age, Filipinos, with residenceand postal address at ConcepcionStreet, Barangay 1, Guiuan, EasternSamar, in order to satisy the mortgageindebtedness which as o March 31,2009 amounts to EIGH HUNDREDEIGHY HOUSAND FORY-ONE

PESOS and 67/100, (P880,041.67),Philippine Currency, excluding pen-alties, charges, attorneys ees and thenecessary expenses o the oreclosureand sale, the Ex-Officio Sheriff oEastern Samar, by and through under-signed, will sell at public auction onSeptember 3, 2014 at 10:00 oclock inthe morning or soon thereafer, at themain entrance o the Regional rialCourt, Branch 3, Guiuan, Eastern Sa-mar, to the highest bidder, or CASHand in the Philippine currency, theollowing property/ies with all its im-provements, to wit:

AX DECLARAION No. ARP99-09009-0004

A parcel o residential land lo-cated at Int. Natl Road, Brgy. 8, Gui-uan, E. Samar, declared or taxationpurposes in the name o MANUEL C.

CABLAO and MA. CONCEPCIONCABLAO, under D No. ARP 99-09009-0004, bounded on the N., by

010-Mariano Loyola; E., by 002-PedroArganda; S. by 005-Andrea B. Lacoste;

and W., by 010-Mariano Loyola, hav-ing an area o 400 square meters, moreor less.

AX DECLARAION No. ARP99-09045-0091

A parcel o agricultural landtogether with all the plants and im-provements ound thereon, located atInt. Provl. Road, Brgy. Salug, Guiuan,Eastern Samar, declared or taxationpurposes in the name o MA. CON-CEPCION L. CABLAO, under DNo. ARP 99-09045-00191, assessedat P1,300.00, bounded on the N.,-by 006-Juan Baguinon; on the E., by009-Remedios Miralles; on the S., by021-Gabriel Rallestan; and on the W.,by 001-Patricio Baldecanas, having anarea o 12-83-12 hectares, more orless.

All sealed bids must be submittedto the undersigned on the above-stat-ed time and date.

In the event the public auctionshould not take place on the said date,it shall be held on September 10, 2014without urther notice.

Prospective buyers/bidders arehereby enjoined to investigate orthemselves the itle/ax Declarationto the property/ies described aboveand encumbrances thereon i anythere be.



(Sgd.) ZORAIDA P. QUILO-NAClerk o Court VI and Ex-O-

ficio Sheriff

Copy urnished:Te Manager, Rural Bank o Guiuan(E.S.), Inc., Mortgagee, Guiuan,Eastern SamarAtty. Pedro L. Felicen, Jr., 116 Gorgo-nia Ave., Lot 10, Blk. 2, Phase 2, V&GSubd., acloban CitySps. Manuel C. Cablao, Jr. and Ma.Concepcion L. Cablao, ConcepcionSt., Barangay 1, Guiuan, EasternSamarWARNING: It is absolutely prohibitedto remove, deace or destroy thisNotice o Sale on or beore the date osale, under penalty o the law.

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Republic o the PhilippinesREGIONAL RIAL COUR

8th Judicial RegionBranch 3

Guiuan, Eastern SamarRURAL BANK OF GUIUAN (E.S.),

INC.Mortgagee,

-versus-PAZ O. DI MAANGAY,Morgagor.


EXRA JUDICIAL FORECLOSUREOF REAL ESAE MORGAGE

UNDER AC 3135 as Amended ByAC 4118

x- - - - - - - - - - - - -xSHERIFFS NOICE OF RE-BID-DING/EXRA-JUDICIAL SALE

Upon extra-judicial petition orsale under Act No. 3135, as amend-ed by Act 4118, filed by the RURALBANK OF GUIUAN (E.S.), INC.,against Ms. PAZ O. DIMAANGAY, olegal age, Filipinos, with residence andpostal address at San Nicolas St. Brgy.1, Guiuan, Eastern Samar, in orderto satisy the mortgage indebtedness

which as o July 15, 2007 amounts toWO HUNDRED SIXY HOU-SAND SEVEN HUNDRED FIFYPESOS and 00/100, (P260,750.00)Philippine Currency, excluding pen-alties, charges, attorneys ees andexpenses o oreclosure and sale, theEx-Officio Sheriff o Eastern Samar,by and through undersigned will sellat public auction on September 3,2014 at 10:00 oclock in the morning orsoon thereafer, at the main entranceo the Regional rial Court, Branch 3,Guiuan, Eastern Samar, to the highestbidder, or CASH and in Philippinecurrency, the ollowing property/ieswith all its improvements, to wit:

AX DECLARAION No. ARP-02-09001-00139

A parcel o residential lot togeth-er with a residential house and otherimprovements ound thereon situatedat San Nicolas St., Brgy. 1, Guiuan,

Eastern Samar declared or taxationpurposes in the name o PAZ O. DI-MAANGAY under D No. ARP-02-09001-00139, assessed at P3,900.00and bounded as ollows: N., by SanNicolas Street; E., by 040-Antonina O.Ablay; S., by Rodulo Abaloyan; andW., by 025-Jesus Padullon, with an

area o 76.70 sq. m., more or less.All sealed bids must b e submittedto the undersigned on the above-stat-ed time and date.

In the event the public auctionshould not take place on the said date,it shall be held on September 10, 2014without urther notice.

Prospective buyers/bidders arehereby enjoined to investigate orthemselves the itle/ax Declarationto the property/ies described aboveand encumbrances thereon i anythere be.



(Sgd.) ZORAIDA P. QUILO-NA

Clerk o Court VI and Ex-O-ficio Sheriff

Copy urnished:Te Manager, Rural Bank o Guiuan(E.S.), Inc., Mortgagee, Guiuan,Eastern SamarAtty. Pedro L. Felicen, Jr., 116 Gorgo-nia Ave., Lot 10, Blk. 2, Phase 2, V&GSubd., acloban CityPaz O. Dimaanga, Mortgagor, SanNicolas Street, Barangay 1, Guiuan,Eastern SamarWARNING: It is absolutely prohibitedto remove, deace or destroy thisNotice o Sale on or beore the date osale, under penalty o the law.

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Republic o the PhilippinesREGIONAL RIAL COUREight (8th) Judicial Region

BRANCH 2Borongan, Eastern SamarIN RE: PEIION FORPROBAE OF WILL OF

GERRUDES BULA QUE-MADA

ELMER B. LIRA, ANGE-LINA S. AMOYAN ANDEDUARDO DURANGO,

Petitioners,

SP. PROC. No. 160-14x--------------x

ORDERTis is a verified petition or pro-

bate o will o Gertrudes Bula Quema-da filed by Elmer B. Lira, Angelina S.Amoyan and Eduardo Durango, theexecutor and devisees, respectively,named in the last will o Gertrudes BulaQuemada, who died on December 17,2011 at Brgy. Songco, Borongan City,Eastern Samar. Te petition alleged,among others, that the decedent lef realproperties with a gross assessed valueo P380,090.00, more or less; that thedecedent was a resident o Brgy. Song-co, Borongan City, Eastern Samar atthe time o her death; that the testator,at the time o the execution o said willwas 86 years old, o sound and dispos-ing mind, and not acting under duress,raud or undue influence and was in ev-ery respect capacitated to dispose o herestate by will. Te petitioners, thereore,prayed that afer notice and hearing,

the above-mentioned will be admittedto probate; that letters testamenting oro administration be issued to hereinpetitioner, without bond; other relie begranted as may be deemed just and equi-table in the premises.

Finding the petition to be in dueorm and substance, set this case orhearing on November 18, 2014 at 8:30oclock in the morning at the SessionHall o this Court. Any person having orclaiming any interest in the will sought tobe probated may, within fifeen (15) daysrom notice o the petition o rom thelast date o publication o this Order, filehis/her opposition thereto.

Let a copy o this Order be pub-lished once a week or three (3) consecu-

tive weeks in a newspaper o general cir-culation and duly accredited to publish

judicial or legal notices in the provinceo Eastern Samar, at the expense o thepetitioner.

Send a copy o this Order, togetherwith a copy o the petition to all designat-ed or known heirs, legatees and deviseeso the testator residing in the Philippines,to the named executor, and to petitionersand their counsel.

SO ORDERED in Cham-bers.

Borongan, Eastern Sa-

mar, July 21, 2014

(Sgd) NATHANIEL E. BAL-

DONOPresiding Judge

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ter-like cyst in her neck, butshe still works as a village utili-ty aide, earning small pay.

Teir coconut arm romher parents located in Can-al-baya village, a three-hour hikerom their house is not any-

more productive.Te November 8, 2013 ty-

phoon sheared and uprootedthe 200 coconut trees o theirtwo hectares land, reduc-ing the amilys income romP3,000 to P1,000 per month,not enough to meet the ami-lys daily needs.

Actually, we just eat twicea day with root crops and salt-ed fish in our table. Havingbreakast is not anymore apractice to us. Im sure we willgo hungry without cash rom4Ps, Victoria said.

4PS........from Page 1

Teir neighbor, eresitaCajie, 38, a mother o sevenchildren, said shes been look-ing orward to receive the cashmonthly to sustain their ami-lys need.

I dont know i my childwould be able to go to schoolwithout the 4Ps.We are verypoor and our income is justright to buy ood, a pregnantCajie said.

Her husband, Salvador,only earns P600 monthly romoperating arm tractors. Beorerice planting period and aferharvest months, the couplegathers and sells firewoods,generating an additional in-come o P300 monthly.

In Sto. Nio village oQuinapondan town, Joan Bi-ong, 36, challenged critics o4Ps to visit their coastal villageand see the plight o poor am-ilies.

I dont understand whysome wealthy people are crit-icizing the 4Ps i these are

helping the poorest o the poorsurvive, Biong said, whosehusband, Louie, 35, only earnsP2,000 monthly rom fishing.

Te couple has to send ouro their five children to a pub-lic school, cutting their budgetor ood and other needs. Teyhave been receiving P2,000monthly rom 4Ps, equivalentto their income rom fishing.

Biongs amily gets P1,700

through the cash transer,which they recently used tobuy school supplies and uni-orms.

I was very happy to hearthat President Aquino expand-ed 4Ps to cover 18-year-oldchildren. I am assured that myeldest child Charles Luis, 15,will finish secondary educa-tion, Joan added.

Aside rom Charles Luis,the couple is also sendingother our children to school- Adrianne, 11, John Cedric,8, James Kierby, 5, and Jaela,4. (SARWELL Q.MENIANO)

tives, DSWDs partner inthe distribution of cashassistance to the bene-ciaries.

This new scheme ofpayout will also includethe conditional cash as-sistance of the DSWDunder its 4Ps (PantawidPamilyang Pilipino Pro-gram). (ROEL T. AMAZO-NA)

DSWD........from Page 2Argao. I immediately real-ized that his compositionsexpressed precisely what is na-tive in us, what is indigenousto us. Te beat, the melody, thepacingsomehow I knew theyare the ones that would unda-mentally characterize us as apeople.

What I thought previous-ly as out o step is actually an

Stirring......from Page 3

expression o what I consideras our oundational character

and identity as a people. Tisshould never be considered asoutdated. Its part o our DNA,so to speak. We would alwayshave it.

Its nice to realize this, be-cause very ofen when I wouldbe in the company o oreign-ers, like Spaniards, French,Germans, I would eel someenvy because these people arehappily proud o their well-de-fined cultural, historical andlanguage identity. Many times,I would not eel as much hap-pily proud o my identity as

they are o theirs.Ten it was time to go. And

just like any original Filipino,so hospitable to his guests, hegave me a dozen o the now-a-mous Argao tortas. Yes, I wasdeeply touched. And I learnedprecious lessons...

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Regional economy posted

5.7% growth rate, ofcials

said

Despite of Yolandas impact

- Te gross regional domestic product (GRDP) o theregion grew by 5.7% in 2013 largely due to better peror-mance o manuacturing industries, offsetting economiclosses rom supertyphoon Yolanda.

GRDP measures the value o goods and services pro-duced by a region. Te GRPD o all regions sums up to thegross domestic product o a country.

Te regional economy rebounded rom a 6.4% drop in2012 to a 5.7% growth in 2013, contributing 2.2% to lastyears national economy.

Evangeline Paran, regional head o the Philippine Sta-tistics Authority-National Statistical Coordination Board,said Eastern Visayas is the eleventh astest growing regionlast year, but lowest in terms o growth compare to Centraland Western Visayas regions.

Te industry sector, with a share o 41.1% to the GRDP,posted a 14.1% growth, a significant rebound rom 18.8%

decline in 2012. Tis was due to the strong perormance inthe manuacture o basic metals.

Te brisk perormance was a result o resumption ooperation o the Philippine Associated Smelting and Refin-ing (PASAR) Corporation. A total o $670 million exportrevenue was recorded rom the Leyte Industrial Develop-ment Estate, accounting to almost 75% o the regions totalexport earnings, said National Economic and Develop-ment Authority Regional Director Boniacio Uy.

PASAR managed to improve its export perormance a-ter a temporary shutdown due to a fire incident early last

Republic o the PhilippinesREGIONAL RIAL COUREight (8th) Judicial Region

BRANCH 4Dolores, Eastern Samar

MARIA GELLIE QUILARIOy BANZON,Petitioner,

~vs~HE LOCAL REGISRAR o

Can-Avid, Eastern Samar,

Te Office o the SolicitorGeneral and All person who

may be interested in this case.Respondents.

SP. PROC. No. 338x--------------x

ORDERA verified petition had been filed

beore this Court by petitioner MARIAGELLIE QUILARIO y BANZON thrucounsel, praying among others that afernotice and hearing, an order be issuedcorrecting the entries in petitionersCertificate o Live Birth with respect tothe ollowing, to wit:

Te middle name be chaangedrom Amboy to Banzon, Te lastname be changed rom Banzon toQuilario, Te Date and Place o Mar-

riage o Parents be changed rom notmarried to September 1, 1996, in the O-fice o the Municipal Mayor, Can-avid, E.Samar, and to cancel the annotation stat-ing in the Certificate o Live Birth o thePetitioner is: Legitimated by subsequentmarriage o parents dated July 10, 1997and acknowledged by eddy R. Quilariodated March 6, 2001.

Te petition being sufficient in ormand substance, the same is hereby set orhearing beore this Court on September9, 2014 at 8:00 oclock in the morning atwhich any interested person may appearand oppose the petition.

Let a copy o this Order be pub-lished at the expense o the petitioneronce a week or three (3) consecutiveweeks in a newspaper o general circu-lation in the Province o Eastern Samarduly accredited by this Court.

Furnish copy o this Order and othe petition to the petitioner, his counsel,Te Local Civil Registrar o Can-avid, E.Samar and the Solicitor General.

SO ORDERED.

Dolores, Eastern Samar,July 07, 2014

(Sgd) FILOTEA M. ES-TORNINOS

Presiding Judge

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year.However, construction subsector only expanded 9.2%

in 2013, lower than 29% a year ago. Contributing to the de-cline was the stricter rules imposed on real estate lendingand the tightening o mass housing incentives by the Boardo Investments.

Likewise, the big drop in the total value o new con-structions rom approved building permits rom third tothe ourth quarter o the year dragged the subsector gains.Tis was mainly a repercussion o supertyphoon Yolanda,which prevented the construction o buildings during thisperiod, Uy explained.

In contrast, other key industries registered contractionlast year. Te services industry, which contributed 38.9% tothe regions production, dipped rom 7.3% in 2012 to 4.5%in 2013.

Te drop in the services sector was largely contributed

by 18.4% decrease in real estate and business activities dueto the large decline in the number o dwelling units thatwere damaged by last years super typhoon, Paran said.

Uy explained that decline in the services sector couldhave been higher had there been no financial intermedia-tion activities, which consist o borrowing rom banks andremittances rom abroad or typhoon victims. Tese activi-ties posted an accelerated growth o 14.6% in 2013.

Agriculture contracted by 6.6% in 2013 rom last years3%. (SARWELL Q.MENIANO)

ACLOBAN CIY- With Pope Francis visit to Leytenow definite, preparations are now underway includingwidening o roads where the Holy Father is expected topass through during his visit next year.

Tis was revealed by Engineer Dionisio de Paz, chieo the City Engineers Office o acloban government, whoadded that they have started the road widening three weeksago.

As this developed, Father Amadeo Alvero, spokesper-son o the Palo archdiocese, said that since August 1, mass-es or a successul and meaningul papal visit have been

held in all churches within the archdiocese.Pope Francis is to visit the Philippines on January 15

Road widening in Tacloban,Palo is now underway

Part of Pope Francis visit next year

to 19 and expressed his desire to meet victims o superty-phoon Yolanda.

Yolanda, considered the strongest typhoon to makelandall in the world, pummeled Eastern Visayas with a-cloban considered the hardest hit area killing more than2,000 people with damaged to properties and inrastruc-tures o more than P25 billion.

de Paz said that the roads that are being widen-10 me-ters rom the center- covers about 11 kilometers startingrom San Jose Area, where the Daniel Z. Romualdez Air-port is located, up to the nearby town o Palo, where the

Palo Cathedral is located.Tis road widening is being done due to the visit o the

Pope next year and we expect to finish the work by Novem-ber, de Paz said.

He, however, could not say yet as to how many hous-es and even establishments are to be affected by this roadwidening.

Te city engineer also said that the visit o the Holy Fa-ther had hastened their plan to implement the road widen-ing in acloban.

de Paz said that once finished, the roads identifiedunder their project would now become our-lane roads,enough to accommodate the expected influx o road usersduring the Pope visit.

Meantime, Fr. Alvero said that or security reason, theycould not divulge where the Pope would conduct his Mass.

Te details o itinerary o activities o the Pope visit

will be announced later or security reasons. What is cer-tain is that Pope Francis will visit us, victims o the super-typhoon Yolanda. And or this, we the aithul, are asked toprepare ourselves spiritually in prayer and in being merci-ul and compassionate to our brothers and sisters in need,Alvero said.

He also said that, Archbishop John Du had asked allpriests within the archdiocese o Palo to conduct massesor the coming visit o the Pope and or it to become suc-cessul and meaningul.

Te masses started on August 1 and are to end on Janu-ary, in time o the scheduled visit o the Holy Father.

We are all excited or the visit o the Vicar o Christ.Tis will be a moment o joy and thanksgiving or us vic-tims and survivors o Yolanda. Te Popes visit will surelyinspire us and give us hope, Alvero said.

Pope Francis would become the first ever Holy Father to

visit Eastern Visayas, home to 4 million Catholics. (JOEYA. GABIEA)

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