Tambuling Batangas Publication March 13-19, 2019 Issue | Page 6
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275 beneficiaries’ tumanggap ng tig
P2, 400 unconditional cash transfer
March 13-19, 2019
REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES
REGIONAL TRIAL COURT
OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF COURT
& EX-OFFICIO SHERIFF
BRANCH 9, BALAYAN, BATANGAS
F-2019-983
EXTRA JUDICIAL
FORECLOSURE OF REAL
ESTATE MORTGAGE UNDER
ACT 3135, AS AMENDED
RURAL BANK OF SAN ANTONIO INC.
[formerly RURAL BANK OF SAN
ANTONIO (QUEZON) INC.] Muzon
Branch,
Mortgagee,
-versus-
MARIFI B. NOCHE MARRIED TO
DOMINADOR M. VIDAL
Mortgagor,
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SHERIFF’S NOTICE OF SALE
Upon extrajudicial petition for foreclosure under Act 3135 as
amended filed by Rural Bank San Antonio Inc. [formerly RURAL
BANK OF SAN ANTONIO (QUEZON) Inc.] Muzon Branch
with postal address at Muzon, San Luis, Batangas, Mortgagee
against MARIFI B. NOCHE MARRIED TO
DOMINADOR M. VIDAL with residence and postal address at
SitioSeiran,Poblacion I, CalacaBatangas, Mortgagors, to satisfy the
mortgage indebtedness which as of December 26, 2018 (Statement
Of Account) amounting to Three Hundred One Thousand Nine
Hundred Fifty Two Pesos and 54/100 (P301,952.54) including
interest, penalty charges, plus attorney’s fee, plus sheriff’s fee
and other incidental expenses in connection with this foreclosure
sale. The Ex-Officio Sheriff, Regional Trial Court, Branch 9,
Balayan, Batangas or his duly authorized deputy will sell at public
auction on April 15, 2019 at 10:00 o’clock in the morning or soon
thereafter in front of the main entrance of the Hall of Justice,
Regional Trial Court Building, Balayan, Batangas for CASH and
in Philippine Currency to the highest bidder the property/ies in the
said mortgage together with all the improvements thereon, to wit:
ASSESSMENT OF REAL PROPERTY NO. 001-00418
“A parcel of land (Lot No. 83, Cad. 842-D, Calaca, Cadastre),
together with all the improvements thereon, situated at Brgy.
Pob. 1, Municipality of Calaca, Province of Batangas, Island
of Luzon. Bounded on the North by Josefina Marasigan; on the
south by Now-Madonna Noche; on the East by AnacletaMaranan
and Right of Way (1.5 meters wide) and on the West by Felimon
Castillo. Beginning xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xx xxx xx xxx xx xx xx
xx xx containing an area of ONE HUNDRED FIFTY ONE (151)
SQUARE METERS, more or less.”
ASSESSMENT OF REAL PROPERTY NO. 001-00602
“ Onestorey residential building, bungalow type, made up of
concrete foundation, CHB walling, tiles flooring under GI sheet
roofing. Composed of two bedrooms and one CR. With floor area
of FIFTY FOUR SQUARE METERS (54.18) AND EIGHTEEN
DECIMETERS, more or less.”
Copies of this SHERIFF’S NOTICE OF SALE shall be posted
at three most conspicuous public places at Municipal Building
of Calaca, BATANGAS (Municipal Hall Building, Post Office,
Public Market) all of Calaca, Batangas where the property/ies is/
are located and where the auction sale shall take place and the
Bulletin Board of the Regional Trial Court, Branch 9, Balayan,
Batangas.
In the event the public auction should not take place on
the said date, it shall be held on April 22, 2019 same time and place
without further notice.
Prospective buyers and/or bidders are hereby enjoined
to investigate for themselves the title to the above-property/ies and
the encumbrances thereon, if any there be.
BATANGAS CITY- May 275 indibidwal ang tumanggap
ng kanilang unconditional cash transfer (UCT) na tig
P2, 400 mula sa Department of Social Welfare and
Development Region 1V-A.
Ang pamamahagi ay isinagawa sa City Social
Welfare & Development Office (CSWDO) noong March
8 kasabay sa pagdiriwang ng Women’s month.
Ayon kay Mila Española, hepe ng CSWDO, “ang
ipinamigay nila ay yun tira na karagdagang benificiaries
na hindi nakuha noong isang taon. Ibibigay nila ito ng buo
sa mga taong sakop ng UCT program.
Sinabi naman ni Teodosia Atienza, social
welfare officer IV ng CSWDO, sa 331 na nasa listahan na
makakatanggap ng UCT, 56 dito ang hindi nakuha dahilan
sa ang iba ay mga namayapa na at ang iba naman ay
OFWs. Binanggit din niya na ngayong 2019, ang payout
cash ay magiging P300 na kada buwan na makukuha sa
AMADEO CELEBRATES 18TH PAHIMIS
production burning.
COFFEE FESTIVAL coffee
On the other hand, DOT Region IV-A OIC
DUBBED as the “Coffee Capital of the
Philippines” since it launched the 1st coffee
festival in the country in 2002, the local
government of Amadeo celebrated the 18th
PAHIMIS Coffee Festival on February 22-24,
2019 – a thanksgiving tradition for the abundance
of coffee, their prime agricultural crop that fuels
growth of the town up to now.
A traditional ceremonial toast that marks
the opening program of PAHIMIS 2019 was led by
Amadeo Mayor Conrado Viado along with guests
from the Department of Tourism, the Philippine
Coffee Board,Inc. and the Office of the Provincial
Governor. In his welcome message, Mayor Viado
expressed gratefulness to Senator Cynthia Villar,
Congressman Jon-Jon Ferrer and Governor
Boying Remulla for their all-out support that
made the event possible. More importantly, the
mayor did not forget the coffee farmers who truly
deserve all the recognition for their contribution
to Amadeo’s history and culture through a simple
awarding rite to further acknowledge their
heroism. Outstanding coffee farmers were given
plaques of recognition to keep their passion for
AFFIDAVIT OF SELF-ADJUDICATION
WARNING: It is absolutely prohibited to remove, deface, destroy
this Notice of Sale on or before the date of sale, under PENALTY
OF LAW. Notice is hereby given that the estate of the late
FELICITAS SOLOMON OLAN who died on February
27, 2019 in Tondo Manila, leaving a parcel of land
located in Brgy. Latag, Lipa City, Batangas covered by
TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE No. 70460 of the
Register of Deeds of Lipa consisting of 540sqm.has been
extrajudicially settled by her heirs as per Doc. No.495;
Page No. 100; Book No. 39; Series of 2019 Notary Public
Atty. GERARD JOEY R. MACARANDANG.
Tambuling Batangas
March 13, 20 & 27, 2019 Tambuling Batangas
March 13, 20 & 27, 2019
Balayan, Batangas, March 5, 2019.
RYAN REX D. SARDEA
Sheriff IV
pamamagitan ng ATM cash card sa Land Bank.
Saklaw din ng UCT ang mga pamilyang hindi
makasabay sa pagtaas ng presyo ng mga bilihin dahil sa
TRAIN law kabilang na dito ang beneficiaries ng 4Ps.
Nasa P200 kada buwan ang ayudang itinakda ng batas
pero nagdesisyon ang DSWD na ibigay na ang pang-
buong taong ayuda na P2, 400.
Katuwang ng DSWD ang Land Bank of the
Philippines na siyang nangangasiwa sa pag bibigay ng
tulong pinansyal sa mga mas higit na nangangailangan.
Ayon naman sa mga beneficiaries, malaking
tulong itong natanggap nila dahil sa patuloy na pagtaas ng
presyo ng mga biihin malaking bagay ito para matustusan
ang iba pa nilang pangangailangan.
Ang mga nasa listahan na hindi pa nakakakuha
ng kanilang UCT ay maaring bumalik sa April 10, 2019 sa
CSWDO upang makuha nila ang kanilang UCT.
Regional Director Marites Castro challenged the
province to institutionalize PAHIMIS in order to
officially include the coffee festival celebration
as one of the annual events in the national tourism
calendar. Director Castro urged for the assistance
from the Provincial Tourism and Cultural
Affairs Office headed by OIC Rozelle Sangalang
concerning the institutionalization journey.
Meanwhile, Municipal Tourism Officer
Jam Tibayan spearheaded the conduct of various
activities that showcased Amadeo’s pride
including coffee farm tours, trade fairs and
colorful street dance. Ms. Tibayan also thanked
coffee advocate and Kape Isla Co-Chairperson
Chit Juan, the DOT, DTI and the Department of
Agriculture for their commitment and endeavors
right from the very beginning of the PAHIMIS
milestone.
Likewise, Ms. Tibayan thanked everyone
who joined the trade fairs and parade especially
Indang Municipal Councilor Ping Remulla who
was present on behalf of Governor Boying
Remulla.
The festival wouldn’t be complete
without the lively performance of street dancers
in their coffee wearables. As such, LGU-Amadeo
expressed appreciation to the cooperation of the
academe, the teachers, parents and students of
public and private schools in Amadeo who gave
their best to the street dance competition.
Amadeo National High School topped the
judges’ score for the secondary category, being
hailed Champion and also proudly took home the
Best in Costume Award; while Loma Elementary
School bagged the same awards for the primary
level. The performances lifted up the festive mood
sky-high, making visitors and coffee enthusiasts
hope for more in the coming years of PAHIMIS.