Tambuling Batangas Publication November 07-13, 2018 Issue

Advertisements mula sa pahina 8 kaalaman sa pagsasaka at pangingisda. Pinagkalooban ng OCVAS si Atienza ng plaque of appreciation sa suportang ipinagkakaloob niya para sa kaunlaran ng agrikultura. Nagsagawa rin ng simultaneous seminars sa Artificial Plant Propagation, Aquaponics at New Approach on Large Ruminants Production and Management. Napapanahon naman ang product demonstrations sa Christmas Décors at Fruit and Vegetable Carving. Ang contests sa coco coir twining at coco coir hanging pot making ay nagpapakita na pwedeng kumita sa iba’t ibang agribusiness kagaya nito. Kailangan lamang ng creativity at sapat na puhunan. Bago ang opening ceremonies, binasbasan ang bagong biogas digester na gagamitin ng OCVAS sa pagkakaroon ng sariling kuryente gamit ang mga agricultural wastes.(PIO Batangas City) mula sa pahina 8 Banaba South, talong ni Monte Manalo ng Pinamucan Ibaba at kalabasa ni Jun Casas ng Soro-Soro Karsada. Nagkaroon din ng seminar tungkol sa Modern Approach on Swine Production and Management na tinalakay ni Dra. Anne Jasmine Orellana ng Univet Nutrition and Animal Health Care Co. Itinuro niya ang tamang pangangalaga ng baboy, tamang pagbibigay ng mga bitamina at ang sistema kung papaano lalaki ang kita dito. Tinalakay naman ng agricultural technologist ng San Miguel Food Corporation na si Bayroon Pintang ang Bussiness Opportunity Seminar for Cooperatives on Cassava Marketing. Malaki ang produksyon ng cassava sa lungsod kung kayat tinutulungan ng Cooperative Division ng OCVAS ang mga growers nito sa marketing ng produkto na ginagawang feeds. Sa kasalukuyan, may tie up ang OCVAS sa San Miguel Food Corporation at Tuy Market and Community Multipurpose Coop na accredited ng San Miguel sa pagbebenta sa kanila ng cassava products ng lungsod. Laking katuwaan naman ang contest na Habulan ng Biik kung saan dapat mahuli ang biik sa loob ng tatlong minuto. Pagalingan dito ang tatlong lalake kalaban ang tatlo ring babae. Nagkaroon din ng raffle na ang premyo ay dalawang biik at dalawang kambing.(PIO Batangas City) November 7-13, 2018 PSWDO INTENSIFIES MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS FOR YOUTH IN view of the celebration of the National Youth Day, the Provincial Government of Cavite thru the Provincial Social Welfare and Development Office in partnership with the Pag-Asa Youth Association of the Philippines spearheaded the event with the theme “Mental Health Awareness for Youth” desired to raise the consciousness of the young people about mental health issues and promote a healthy lifestyle and mentally-resilient community on October 30, 2018 at the Provincial Gymnasium in Trece Martires City. Ms. Brendalyn L. Salazar, Social Welfare Officer III of PSWDO facilitated the whole-day session which was attended by 160 youths from different cities and municipalities in the province. During the assembly, National Secretary General of Youth for Mental Health Coalition Ms. Ray Alyannah Ysabel Lagasca discussed the topic ” Mental Health for Youth ” as she educated everyone on the right behaviors in dealing with pressure. She advised the youth to recognize the things and situations that triggered them, exercise proper time management and remain to have a positive perception about things. She also echoed that mistakes should be treated as stepping stones to success and reminded everyone that the words that they will utter and the actions that they will do may affect the mental well-being of the people around them. Meanwhile, Supervising Cooperative Development Specialist Atty. Khervy B. Reyes who attended on behalf of Governor Jesus Crispin “Boying” C. Remulla expressed his gratefulness for such meaningful program and congratulated everyone who participated in the occasion. In the afternoon, the event was highlighted with the Spoken Poetry Competition joined by 16 participants who shared their insights on mental health awareness. Ms. Maurice Balolong of Dasmariñas City was hailed as the champion while Mr. Rico Jay Eroyla Balinsohe of the City of General Trias and Mr. Joey Basijan of the City of Dasmariñas bagged the 1st and 2nd place , respectively. Members of the Division Federated Supreme Student Government of Dasmariñas under the Youth Formation Program of Dasmariñas were also in attendance to show their commitment in boosting the youth’s mental health consciousness. Anti-corruption drive is BOC chief’s top priority By PNA MANILA-- Fighting corruption and removing corrupt officials of the Bureau of Customs (BOC) will be the top priority of newly-appointed Commissioner Rey Leonardo Guerrero. During his speech at his first flag-raising ceremony as head of the Bureau on Monday, he also vowed to implement reforms in the agency and to further enhance their performance of its personnel as public servants. “But the fight against corruption and cleansing of the BOC of corrupt officials will be my top priority as your Commissioner,” the new Customs head said. “Sa dahilan na ito ating paguutos sa pagpapatigil sa systema ng tara at ano pa man pamamaraan pag hingi or pagtanggap ng suhol sa pakikipag transaction sa ating ahensya (With this, we would stop the system where personnel are prone to bribery),” he added. Guerrero also urged the public to report to authorities those who will use his name in any of the transactions in the agency so that he can appropriately deal with these unscrupulous individuals. “In this regard, concerns and transactions in the bureau should follow official channels and the regular process. Everything should be documented, reported and transparent,” the Customs chief added. He noted that he will use his power and authority to be able to accomplish his mission, and asked Customs personnel to help him to do these tasks. “I will use the full extent of the powers and authority given to me as your commissioner to make sure that I will accomplish my mission,” Guerrero said, “Ibalik natin ang tiwala ng ating mamayan sa BOC, sa ating ahensya, at sa lahat ng empleyado (Let us bring back the trust of our people in the BOC, in the agency and to all of our employees),” he added. On Wednesday, Guerrero officially took over the Customs Commissioner’s post, succeeding Isidro Lapeña who was designated as the Director General of the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority. (Ferdinand Patinio / PNA) 96% of national budget released by DBM EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF REAL ESTATE WITH WAIVER OF RIGHTS AND DEED OF ABSOLUTE SALE Notice is hereby given that the estate of the late SPOUSES AGAPITO D. JIMENEZ, who died intestate on December 26, 1990 at Poblacion, Lobo, Batangas and BONIFACIA D. JIMENEZ, who died intestate on November 10, 2003 at Henry Mayo Hospital, 23845 McBean Parkway, Valencia, California, USA leaving a parcel of land covered by PROPERTY I TD/ ARP No. 13-0013-00383 located at Mabilog na Bundok, Lobo, Batangas, PROPERTY II TD/ARP No. 13-0013-00306 located at Mabilog na Bundok, Lobo, Batangas, PROPERTY III TD/ARP No. 13-0001-01441 located at Poblacion, Lobo, Batangas, PROPERTY IV TD/ARP No. 13-0001-1442 located at Poblacion, Lobo, Batangas, PROPERTY V TD/ARP No. 13-0013-01277 with DEED OF ABSOLUTE SALE located at Mabilog na Bundok, Lobo, Batangas, PROPERTY VI TD/ARP No. 13-0013-01278 with DEED OF ABSOLUTE SALE located at Mabilog na Bundok, Lobo, Batangas, PROPERTY VII TD/ ARP No. 13-0020-00270 located at Olo-Olo, Lobo, Batangas, PROPERTY VIII TD/ARP No. 13-0013-0966 located at Mabilog na Bundok, Lobo, Batangas, PROPERTY IX TD/ARP No. 13- 0026-00170 located at Tayuman, Lobo, Batangas has been extra judicially settled by their heirs as per Doc. No. 330A; Page No. 67; Book No. XX II; Series of 2018; Notary Public Atty. ERWIN L. AGUILERA. Tambuling Batangas October 31, November 7 & 14, 2018 MANILA -- As of October 25, the Department of Budget and Management (DBM) has released P3.599 trillion, or 96 percent of the P3.767 trillion budget for fiscal year 2018. “We are in the fourth quarter of the year so we will secure the swift release of funds as authorized by the General Appropriations Act (GAA),” said Budget and Management Secretary Benjamin E. Diokno. “79% of the 2018 Budget was released in January 2018 and we have maintained the quick yet prudent pace of budget releases,” he added. Allotment releases issued by the DBM, enable agencies to incur obligations to finance the delivery of public services, such as roads and bridges, health and education services, and other poverty reduction programs and projects. In fact, allotment releases to the line departments have reached PhP 2.220 trillion, which is 97% of the programmed budget for government agencies. These include funds allocated for departments in the Executive branch, Congress, the Judiciary, and other constitutional offices. Meanwhile, fund releases from Special Purpose Funds (SPFs) have amounted to P397.1 billion, equivalent to 80% of the allocation to SPFs in the 2018 Budget. Most of the releases have come from the Budgetary Support to Government Corporations (BSGC), Miscellaneous Personnel Benefits Fund (MPBF), Pension and Gratuity Fund (PGF), and the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Fund (NDRRMF). These lump sum funds are for specific programs and projects that have not yet been identified in the budget preparation phase, which are then released subject to special provisions or conditions authorized by the GAA. For instance, the PGF will finance the pension and retirement benefits of retiring uniformed personnel, while the NDRRMF may be tapped for the relief, rehabilitation, and reconstruction of communities in case of calamities such as a typhoon. P965.4 billion, or 98% of the program for Automatic Appropriations has also been released as of October 25. The Internal Revenue Allotment for local governments has been released in its entirety, amounting to P522.7 billion this year. Other significant releases under automatic appropriations are for the purposes of interest payments and retirement and life insurance premiums of government personnel. Automatic appropriations are for programs and projects budgeted in the annual spending program by virtue of legislation, hence are “automatic” in nature. Some major releases in October 2018 include: PhP 34.0 billion to the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) for the implementation of the Basic Education Facilities program of the Department of Education (DepEd), P1.1 billion subsidy to the Land Bank of the Philippines for the PUV Modernization Project, and P6.7 billion to cover the pension differential arrearages of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP). “We will continue to provide updates on the status of the 2018 Budget as these are public funds,” said Secretary Diokno. “Our people can count on the efficient and transparent release of funds care of the DBM,” he concluded.

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