Ang Caviteno Newsweekly January 22-28, 2018 Issue

ADVERTISEMENT 6 NOTICE OF INTENT TO VOLUNTARILY DISSOLVE A CORPORATION Notice is given that a notice of intent of dissolve THE GRAND HOTEL DE AMORE INC. (Name of Corporation) Enero 22-28, 2018 SERVING THE CONSTITUENTS OF THE CITY OF DASMARIÑAS A Georgia corporation with its registered office at L1 C2 DIVERSION ROAD, BACAO II, GEN. TRIAS CITY, CAVITE (Address of Corporation) Will be delivered to the Securities and Exchange Commission for filing in accordance with the Philippine Corporation code. We will mail a copy of the advertisement to the following location: NAME: MA. GRACIELE I. BOCALAN ADDRESS: F&E DE CASTRO SUBD. MULAWIN, TANZA, CAVITE NAME: ARIEL A. BOCALAN ADDRESS: F&E DE CASTRO SUBD. MULAWIN, TANZA, CAVITE NAME: ANNIEVIE B. ARIZA ADDRESS: B5 L13 GLOWING FIELD SUBD. SAHUD- ULAN, TANZA, CAVITE NAME: MA. LILIBETH I. CAMERINO ADDRESS: 151 J. MIRANDA ST., STA. CRUZ, CAVITE CITY NAME: JOEL A. ITUGOT ADDRESS: 412 A. ESPIRITU ST., STA. CRUZ, CAVITE CITY DOC NO. : 208 PAGE NO. : 48 BOOK NO. : 184 SERIES OF 2017 Atty. DIOSDADO A. MACABUTAS NOTARY PUBLIC Ang Caviteño January 08, 15 & 22, 2018 NOTICE NOTICE TO THE OUBLIC THAT RIZALDY DEL ROSARIO REMULLA DIED LAST JANUARY 21, 2013 AT THE AGE OF 56 YEARS OLD IN THE PROVINCE OF CAVITE. Ang Caviteño Jan. 22 & 29, 2018 CONSULATE GENERAL OF INDIA DUBAI NOTICE No. DUBA/Cons/434/MR/18-(07) DATED: 10/01/2018 MR. JASPREET SINGH s/o SATWANT SINGH RESIDENT OF 531 PRABHU PREM PURAM AMBALA CANTT HARYANA-133001 PRESENT ADDRESS P.O. BOX NO 686, DUBAI, UAE AND MISS. MARIA FE NUFRADA BRUNO DAUGHTER OF PIO C. BRUNO RESIDENT OF SILANG, CAVITE, PHILIPPINES PRESENT ADDRESS P.O. BOX NO 686, DUBAI, UAE INDIAN NATIONAL AND PHILIPPINES NATIONAL PRESENTLY RESIDING IN UAE HAVE GIVEN NOTICE OF INTENDED MARRIAGE BETWEEN THEM UNDER THE FOREIGN MARRIAGES ACT, 1969. IF ANY ONE HAS ANY OBJECTION TO THE PROPOSED MARRIAGE HE/SHE SHOULD FILE THE SAME WITH THE UNDERSIGNED ACCORDING TO THE PROCEDURE LAID DOWN UNDER THE ACT/RULES WITHIN THIRTY DAYS FROM THE DATE OF PUBLICATION. SIGNED : (PREM CHAND) MARRIAGE OFFICER & CONSUL) (PASSPORT & CONS) CONSULATE GENERAL OF INDIA Ang Caviteño Jan. 22, 29 & Feb. 05, 2018 Barangay Chairwoman Lolita Jarin expressed her gratitude to the members of the medical mission team of the provincial government of Cavite for the conduct of free medical and dental mission on January 8, 2018 at Burol Main, City of Dasmariñas. Two hundred thirty-four residents comprised of 62 children, 117 adults and 28 senior citizens benefitted from free check-ups and consultations rendered by the volunteer doctors, dentists, nurses and technical staff from General Emilio Aguinaldo Memorial Hospital (GEAMH) and CarSiGMA District Hospital. Twenty- seven dental patients were given free tooth extraction. They also received free vitamins and medicines. Jarin also echoed his appreciation to Governor Boying Remulla for providing such services that benefited the locals of Dasmariñas. During the mission, staff of the Provincial Population Office also provided lectures on the advantage of family planning and proper birth spacing. Extending assistance during the event were barangay health workers, barangay nutrition scholars and employees of the local and provincial government. DTI hails QC government efforts in streamlining and the use of automation,” Lopez said. biz registration “To further develop the process, the effort MAKATI -- The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) lauds the efforts and strong commitment of the Quezon City Government in streamlining its operations to speed up the processing of business registration and construction-related permits. DTI Secretary Ramon Lopez, chair of the government’s Inter-agency Task Force on Ease of Doing Business, explained that the drastic process re- engineering in Quezon City, the LGU with the most number of businesses, is critical. Quezon City is the sample city included in the Doing Business Survey, conducted yearly by the World Bank, to gauge the overall competitiveness of the Philippines as a nation, using the cost and ease of doing business as a criterion. In 2017, QC Mayor Herbert Bautista issued Executive Order 11 mandating the creation of one- stop shops, where new businesses can file and pay their application for business permits, including Fire Safety Inspection Certificates, following a 2-step procedure where applicants can get their permit in less than two hours. Applicants need not to go to different offices to obtain business permit and other clearances and but instead transact in a single location. “The EO signed by the Local Chief Executive provides for reduction in the steps and requirements, of the QC shall be complemented by efforts in the national level. Together with the DICT, we are looking at developing a fully electronic registration process using Smartphone App. This is an excellent opportunity for the Philippines to become one of the first countries to adopt a business registration process that can be completed (end to end) on a smart phone,” Lopez added. Similar with business permits, a one-stop shop dedicated for construction-related permits is also being established, which will co-locate the different city/municipal offices that process building permits and certificates of occupancy, headed by the Office of the Building Official, and the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) in one place. This is expected to be operational by end of February 2018. These reforms are seen to significantly improve Philippines’ ranking in Doing Business (DB) Report, where the country dropped 14 notches to No. 113 last year. For Starting a Business indicator, Philippines recorded a dismal No. 173. Quezon City, with an estimated 74,000 registered establishments, represents the country in the survey. (DTI/EPC/SDL/ PIA-NCR)

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