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Title: The Bicol Star
Issue Date: Year 35, Vol. 33 (No.50) December 14, 1968
Year: 1968
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extracted text: Naga City 20th Anniversary Christmas Number ? SUN* J8TMEGIFT OP LIFE DONOR JJ Cell at your toe AL '’ED CROSS OFFICE ; ?ctay..f ►LARGEST CIRCULATION < ► IN THE BICOL REGION:! ♦ ♦ ALBAY * CAM. NORTE • CAM. SUR 2 CATANDUANES } MASBATE i SORSOGON IRIGA CITY ; I LEGAZPI CITY < | NAGA CITY < «♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦« «<>♦♦♦♦ < Gov. Cledera Demands Investigation Sen. Padilla is Guest Sneaker in Naga Obispo Ariola can Legazpi City Anniversary Program tomorrow Senator Ambrosio Padilla, one of the aspirants of the Liberal Party to be candidate for pres ident in next year’s election, will be the guest speaker in tomorrow’s program at 3 p.m. at the Que zon Square, here, to climax the celebration of the 20th Anniver sary of Naga as a chartered city. (Dec. 15, 1948-Dec. 15. 1968). He will be introduced by Congl'essman Ramon H. Felipe, Jr. who was then the City Mayor when elected as congressman of the first district of Cam. jSur. tittyAt present Vice Mayor Mrs. Virginia H. Felipe-Perez,; sister of Cong. Felipe is the Acting City Mayor, in the absence of City Mayor Vicente P. Sibulo who is in the United States. The complere programme of tomorrow’s affair follows: SEN. PADILLA Nagbutas sa Puesto Si Obispo Mons. Flaviano Ariola can diocesis nin Legazpi (Albay asin Catanduanes) tinogotan ni Papa Paul VI na magbutas pagcaobispo sa diocesis nin Legazpi huli can pagparahelang ni Obispo Ariola. Dai pa aram kun isay an isasangle saiya sa Legazpi. Minsan siring, si Mons. Ariola, pignombrahan oli ni Papa Paul VI na Obispo Titular honorario can Guzabeta. An edad ni Obispo Ariola 63 anos; igua sia nin helang. Requests Secretary Salas for Open Investigation Regarding Logs Scandal Here Charter’s 20th Anniversary of the City of Naga December 15, 1968 (general fragrant (Quezon Square) Empleados sa Corporations Can Gobierno Sacop Can Ley Nin Servicio Civil Iguang decision an Juzgado de Primera Instancia sa Manila si Juez Francisco Geronimo, na an gabos na empleados can corporaciones can gobierno can republica filipina dapat sakop can ley nin Seivicio Civil,, An decision na ini boot implementaran sosog sa hatol ni Leopoldo Abellera na Abogado can mga corporaciones can gobOn the notoriously too-much published scandal about the re ported 423 "mystery" logs which were confiscated by the govern ment and turned over to the provincial government to be sawed into fiinished lumber for use in the reconstruction of typhoon-damaged barrio school houses here and reported to have been exported to Taiwan by the Putianay Development Co., Inc. i.i which a certain “fake Armando B. Cledera” has been involved in the alleged illegal deal, Governor Armando B. Cledera wired yesterday Exe cutive Secretaty Rafael M. Salas of Malacanang to conduct an open investigation about this matter. ierno arog can GSIS, SSS. DBP, PNB, asin ibapa. Aram nin cadaklan na cadacol can mga empleados sa mga corporaciones na ini bacong clasificado sa Servicio Civil cundi mga protegido sana nin politicos. GOV. CLEDERA Gov. Cledera’s telegram follows in full: December 14:— 3:00 P.M.—Athletic Competition (Among different barrio Councils & city schools) Incharge: Hon. Esteban C. Rosa'es, Chairman December 15: — 3:00 P.M.—Military & Band Parade Incharge: Capt. Arceo B. Biglete, Chairman 3:45 P.M.—Unveilihg of Historical Marker by Hon. Virginia F. Perez, Hon. Roberto R. Ruelo Rotary Pres. Gregorio Limjoco, Chairman 4:00 P.M.—Thanksgiving Mass (Open air) Incharge: Rt. Rev. Msgr. Nicanor C. Belleza, V.G. Chairman 4:30 P.M.—Literary-Musical Program Incharge: Atty. Rosario Q. Losa, Chairman 6:30 P.M.—Opening of the Public Belen by the Naga City Jaycees & Jayceerettes Incharge: Mr. Romeo Reyes, Pres. & Chairman 6:46 P.M. — Combo Exhibition Incharge: Dr. Melchor Villanueva, Chairman Literary Musical Program OPENING REMARKS OCTET................................... “VOICE OF DEMOCRACY" DANCE NUMBER CHORUS .............. eoage 5 Republic of the Philippines CITY OF NAGA OFFICE OF THE MAYOR It is my distinct honor and pleasure to extend my warmest greetings to the good people of our beloved city as we observe its Charter’s 20th Anniversary on December 15, 1968. We have gone a long way. Along the way we laboted and we built and we moved ahead Sometimes we faltered, some times we fell. But we always stood up with honor again to labor and to move ahead and to build a city that we can all be fusliftably proud to call it our own. The people of Naga City should be commended for the cooperation and support they are giving the city adminis tration. On our part in the city government we can assure you of our continued service and maintenance of the public trust. With the people and the government in a partnership for a better tomorrow no under taking however difficult, no labor however hard, no sacri fice however great shall prevail URGENT Honorable Rafael M. Salas Executive Secretary Malacanang Manila Am sure vour office is aware damaging repercussions on my name and my administration brought about by news reports allegedly released by your Office that Malacanang effecting my suspension stop reports neither confirmed nor denied stop await ing your decission in fairness to all concerned stop strongly suggest your office conduct an open investigation to end this matter once and for all other wise willing to face suspension if suspension is necessary to hasten letting out the truth stop regards and assuring you con tinued faith and support GOVERNOR CLEDERA MAYOR PEREZ against the growth of this city to the flower of its existence in the fullness of time. Under God, we cannot fail. PAMBANSANG AWIT — led by - - - Mrs. Mercedes Hernandez UNC Hon. Roberto R. Ruelo Acting City Vice-Mayor Naga Central Scb. Teachers Miss Conchita Gloria CSI Reg. Winner, VOD UNC Dance Group Schola Puerorum, Holy Ro sary Minor Seminary INTRO ’ TION of GUEST SPEAKER - Cong. Ramon H. Felipe Jr. SPEECH - -.......................................... Sen. Ambrosio Padilla VOCAL SOLO . ......................... ......... Miss Rosalinda del Valle Naga College AWARDING OF PRIZES, MEDALS, CERTIFICATES, TROPHIES & PLAQUES...................by Hon. Virginia F. Perez Assisted by: Supt. Toribio Jovellanos, Cha’man “Planting Rice” Marian Folklorico Bicolano Soloist: Marilou Pasilaban Hon. Virginia F. Perez Acting City Mayor RECESSIONAL.................................... Ateneo de Naga Band EMCEE — Atty. Rosario Quetulio-Losa ' Chairman, Committee on Program CHORAL GROUP CLOSING REMARKS (Sgd.) VIRGINIA F. PEREZ Actg. City Mayor Republic of the Philippines CITY OF NAGA THE MUNICIPAL BOARD As the City of Nagi marks her Charter's 20th Anniver sary, we remember the people responsible for her birth and growth and the progress she has attained under their adminis trations. It is therefore fitting and proper that we honor them today and rededicate ourselves to the task they have begun in passed to the present. It is with the thought that the present dispensation and the good people of Naga will prove equal to the challenge that 1 greet each and everyone on the occasion of this milestone in the history of our beloved city. (Sgd.) ROBERTO R. RUELO Acting Vice-Mayor An hagad ni Rep. Felipe Dai pa Maootob ta Mayo ain Cuaita an Gobierno Si cahagaran ni Rep. Ramon Felipe, Jr. can primer distrito nin Cam. Sur na bugtacan nin Post Office diyan sa bagong Na ga Supermarket como centro comercial can Naga para sa beneficio can ptiblico, pinagsayumahan ni Belarmino P. Navarro, Assistant Postmaster General can Filipinas, sa razon na mayo pa daa nin suficienting fondo an Bu reau of Post. Siriabi ni Navarro na labi gnani daang 100 na municipios an mayo nin Post Office sa Filipinas sagcod gnonian, asin sa mga post offices na existe na, dai gnani natatawan nin mga casangakapan para sa oficinas asin dacul na post offices na culang na maray an personales o empleados cun caya pilay an servicios sa publico can mga post offices na ini. Alagad nagsabi si Navarro na kun sa huring aldao magcaigua na nin suficienteng fondo, ootobon an hagad ni Congressman Felipe na bugtacan nin Post Office sa sinabi nang Supermarket. 2, Peremhcr 14, 1968 (Uljc Ihrcl jSfar --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------X ★ ^Thc llirol .Star * ENTERED, AS SECOND CLASS MAIL MATTER AT THE POST.OFFICr, CITY OF NAGA. PHILIPPINES ON MAY 20. 1933. PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY ★ Jlnmiupa JEsralaitU GENERAL MANAGER, PUBLISHER & EDITOR lift Cahmqtnt 3laim» be Io# .Santo# JM. (IM. Jhurxtpiln Silurrio Jklcala ADVERTISING & PROMOTION Borneo <S. Ji. Jtsralante CIRCULATION a SUBSCRIPTION SUBSCRIPTION RATES; P4.00 PER YEAR; P2.50 6 MONTHS P. O. BOX 123, CITY OF NAGA. PHILIPPINES partial review [by Andres G. Diez For the last several weeks, radio commentaries leveled at placing Governor Cledera in an embarrasing position through insinuation that he committed a pu blic crime of dishonesty will produce no result com pensatory to his maligners. Even after our clear expla nation of the true history of the logs which were entrusted to the custody of Putianay Development Co. Inc., who was contracted by the Provincial Board to saw them into lumber, the personal enemies of the Governor still keep on insisting that he committed an act of dishonesty. Condemned Narcotics Destroyed President Marcos this week was informed that till narcotics in the possession of law enforcement agencies have been burned and destroyed, in compliance with a presidential directive to that effect. Col. Minardo B. Fifiones, chair man of the Opium Custodian committee reported to the PreBi that the seized drugs were burned last Nov. 15. Excepted were drugs which the PC Central Laboratory will use as standard samples in the examination of prohibited nar cotics and those which will be used as evidence in pending court cases against traffickers. These include 12 ampules of morphine, 26 ampules of Papaverine, 119 ampules of demcroi, 32 ampules of Pantopone, 11 ampules of Levo-Dromoran tartrate and 190 grams of Codeine Sulfate powder. The burned drugs consisted of morphine, opium and other narco tics seized from 1962 up to the present. Many of them came from drug stores, pharmaceutical houses, drug manufacturers and hospitals. The drive to isolate prohibited narcotics was the initial step taken by the administration toward the curbing of dope traffic. The opium Custodian Commit tee, in whose responsibility all narcotics seized by the different agencies of the government were given, is composed of represen tatives of the PC, the General Auditing Office, the department of health and the bureau of inter nal revenue. Funds for Rice Price Support IFe previously explained that the reason why Pu tianay included the 423 logs with their last shipment of logs to Japan was because of fear that they might be carried away by the strong current of the Lagonoy River which was then swelling because of the heavy rains. We should all take note that these confiscated 423 logs by the Burecu of Forestry were left floating at a certain part of the Lagonoy River tvhere they were received by Putianay. As wi said before, pending the termination of the construction of their big sawmill and having had no means of protectin g the logs from the strong current of the then swelling Lagonoy River, they decided to include them first with the*r last shipment to Japan but without prejudice of replacing them as soon as their mill starts to function. Now we are bringing to the public knowledge that the sawmill of the contracting company is already functioning and in compliance to their contract with the Provincial Board, the Putianay is now milling into lumber the 423 logs part of which is now ready for delivery to wherever the Governor orders the lumber delivered. All the way through, the people of this province found it hard to believe that the man they elected Governor after knowing him to be good is capable of destroying himself for whatever little he might get from an act of dishonesty. From his adolescense up to the time he became a Provincial Governor of this premier province, he has no record of acts of dishonesty. Why should he now think of soiling the honor that cost him abounding sacrifices to achieve, for a business he knows contrary to law which he swore to uphold and preserve? For the sake of justice, we appeal to the good citizens of this province to stengthen their confidence in their Governor. For if dishonesty was ever committed by the party that shipped them and not by Governor Cledera who had nothing to do with it. It is that simple for any man with a horse-sense to understand. But no efforts can make anyone understand a good thing who refuses to understand it. W.H.O. To Established Health Institute of Public Agreement was reached in Manila recently between the Government of Viet-nam and the World Health Organization to es tablish permanent training facilities for all categories of health person nel in order to meet the needs of that country’s public health services. A National Institute of Public Health will be founded in order to furnish these facilities. Health for V nam Institute by the World Health Organization as a result of special contributions by the United States of America and of the Nether lands. The financial assistance will provide buildings, teaching assist ance, and research fecilities. At a brief ceremony in the WHO Regional Office in Manila, the Minister of Health, Social I R ' - the ’! >-n •lets, Dr. I’ran Lu Y and Dr monkey business By PETE L. AMPOLOQUIO Doc Pcping Cledera told a ^oup of assembled conM lliat it would be for the interest of all concerned °r th m^io desist from hand-carrying Requisition and f .. Observation: Only newsmen (headed by me of , o li r v> ness connections with conliactors can ^al}^car^ . / i,‘ ave ll0i with me-for and in consideration for the amount .I have not yet received. Mabuliayl Happy days are here again. • O Provincial Treasurer Jesus Calleja called up to ^rect. (lie impression created by an early morning radii that Ins office was responsible for the delay in the p■■ >9 of papers regarding construction of project ‘nJ"e.f llon lastic site at Pili. Mr. Calleja told me that the in'or™ ,on aired was a brazen lie, and an irresponsible one a that as released by some people in the. office of the Public Works District Engineer at Camaligan. According to ■ of Mr. Calleja's office, .lie papers in question were prepur a November 4th at the BPW office but f^warded to Us office (Mr. Callejas) only on the ajternoon •/ DecemWf 2nd (late in the afternoon) as lie was preparing to leave jar Manila on ofjiciol busmess. o • Morning of December 9th, upon his return from Manila, he acted on the papers and sent illback.lo the tirW of I ice. It is therefore crystal-clear that his of) ice is not res ponsible for the delay. Project Engineer Jesus E. undo ol the BPW clarified the point by saying that he did not blame the office of the Provincial Treasurer for the delay. Il was according to Mr. Efundo a case of misunderstanding, lie merely pointed out, he said, thatthe papers were still in the office of the Treasurer - admitting in effect that he delay of one mohth was made tn his office. People should be careful with statement they make to avoid misunderstanding. President Marcos last week gave assurance to the small farm ers of the country that the gov ernment thru the RCA will start a massive rice-buying program, who under the law are entitled to priority. President Marcos’ action came in the face of the growing de mand for local rice in inter national markets. The President directed the Philippine National Bank to start releasing at the rate of Pl mil lion a day to the RCA for the latter’s palay procurement prog ram. Col. Osmundo Mondonedo, RCA chairman and general man ager, informed the President that the purchase of palay on a big ger scale has been made possible by the exportable qualities of local produce. The President was informed that the outlook for Philippine rice exports has considerably brightened with the 26,000 tons shipment to India and Indonesia. This rice export is valued at more than P15 million. The Provinces who will bene fit from the funds ordered re lease for rice buying from PNB branches include Isabela, Tarlac, Leyte, Iloilo, Capiz, Antique, Zamboanga del Norte, Zamboan ga del Sur, Bukidnon, North Co tab a to and South Cotabato. Other areas of the country will be served by the second & succeding releases Mondonedo said. Francisco J. Dy, Director of WHO’s Western Pacific Region, signed the agreement. While the Institute will play a major role in co-ordinating the training of health personnel re quired ti staff the expansion of health services in both urban and rural areas in Viet-Nam it will also engage in operational research into public health methods. The Institute will thus provide a focal point in the development by the government of health standards in the ».< untry. © o My man, Fred Cledera, a congressional timber (yakal) for '69 is a humble man. He does not go around blowing Ins horns <not devil's horns of course) about his qualifications to represent the people of the 2nd district of Camarines Sur. 1 just learned from reliable sources that he is the Executive Vice President of A. C. Lay son and Company, a general con tracting firm. Fred, ia other words does not only ..have degrees (excluding third degree) but the man has business know-how. © • Mr. Andres Diez told me that Putianay will soon deli ver the timber it is supposed to give to the province for the logs it has received for sawing as contracted. Mono Andres is still sore at some newsmen who according to him have abused an innocent man. 1 hope to God he will not ask the Governor to construct a bigger jail to house those '‘guilty" newsmen. As for me Mr. Diez, guilty or not, 1 am willing to go to jail - but mind you I am not going to stay there. I will only visit prisoners "tortured" by your favorite PC investigators. The Association of Barrio Councils seminar held at the station DZRB last December 1st was told by the Pro vincial Treasurer, Mr. Jesus I. Calleja, one of the resource persons, to exercise their taxing powers to augment their in comes and to organize cooperative unions for the benefit of their respective barrios. © e Mr. Calleja also explained the various aspects of the Bar rio Charter Law. He also emphasized that as much as possible Barrio Councils should organize to operate because of the fact that they are not ulilizi" P300,000 of funds belonging to the Barrio Counci.s as of September 30, 1968. That should open the eyes of Barrio Folks to the need of .availing of funds they own. The information came right from the mouth of the horse. © © Doc Cledera asked the contractors assembled in conference the other day if any of them were approached by some govern ment officials for a peso kickback per cu. m. of sand and gravel they delivered to the interscholastic site, as published by a local paper. The contractors all denied or said nobody asked them any kickback. I was tempted to stand to ask them that since nobody was collecting, then I will collect, but a friend besides me asked me not to do so. Plain curtailment of freedom of expression. So, gentlemen contractors, I am collecting. This time it is not a kickback - only plain KICK on your belly. (»««««« l- : . i O4AA-O0 I 1 I CHRISTMAS GREETINGS FROM - » ©je JStar EMPLOYEES ARNULFO MANAGO JAIME MANAGO 111 ELMER ALAMER ALEJANDRO BONGAT? FELIX CAVINTA VER ALBA • • • LEGAL NOTICES O NOTICE Republic of the Philippines COURT OF FIRST INSTANCE OF CAMARINES SUR 10th Judicial District City of- Naga OFFICE OF THE PROVINCIAL SHERIFF BONIFACIO TONGOL, et al., Plaintiff, CONCHITA PALANCA & RICARDO PALANCA, Defendants, CIVIL CASE No. 73 MUN. COURT of BATO, C.SUR X — — _ X Notice of Auction Sale Whereas, by virtue of the Writ of Execution issued by the Hon. Silvestre S. Felix, Munici pal Judge of Bato, Camarines Sur, dated the 4th day of No vember, 1968, in the above-en titled case, whereby the Prov incial Sheriff of Camarines Sur or any of his lawful deputies was commanded to make effect ive the sum of THREE THOU SAND CNE HUNDRED SEVENTY-TWO PESOS AND FORTY CENTAVOS (P4,172.40), Philippine currency, plus the 'cos’s, interest and together with the sheriff’s fees for this execu tion against the defendants here of; Whereas, upon indicatior.'of the plaintiffs hereof, the undersigned Ex Officio Provincial Sheriff of Camarines Sur, levied upon and attached ali the rights, title, in terest, deminion and participation > that the defendants hereon, have or might have in and over . the following described real properties ogether with all the improve ments thereon and sell the same in he manner provided for by law in order to satisfy therefrom the amount of the execution, together with the e heriff‘s fees and other ’awful expenses incident thereto, -o wit: 1. A parcel of unirrigated rice land, situated in (Patag) San Ro que, Bato, Camarines Sur; dec lared under Tax No. 247 in the ' name of Ricardo Palanca. with an area of 5.5100 hectares, more or less and assessed at P3,140.00; bounded bn the North, by Pedro Pacio; on the South, by Public Lard; on the East, by Pedro Pacio; and on the West, by Eulalio Bulacan. Note: Mortgaged to the Ru ral Bank of Nabua, Inc. for . P500. 2. “A parcel of unirragated riceland, located in barrio San tiago, Bato, Camarines Sur; dec lared under Tax No. 4205 in the name of Ricardo G. Palanca, covered by Free Patent OCT. No. 22266, Lot 468, Cad, 298 - D; boundaries: on the Northwest, along line 1 - 2, by Lot 470, Cad. 298-D; on the Northeast, and Southeast, along lines 2-3-4, by Lot 467, Cad. 298-D; on the Southwest, along lines 4-5-1, by Lot 94, Cad. 298-D. having an area of .5261 Ha. and assessed at P440.00. ' Note: Mortgaged for Pl,200 to the Philippine National Bank, Naga Branch on M?v 14, 1959 by R. Palanca, rati fied before R. O. Fortuno, Notary Public. 3. A parcel of riceland, located in barrio Santiago, Bato, Cam. Sur; declared under Tax No. " 5537 in the name of Ricardo Pa lanca and assessed at P38O.OO, having an area of .5749 hectare, covered by Free Patent No. 22266; Lot No. 464, Cad. 298-D;. Boundaries: on the Southwest, along line 1-2, by Lot 498, Cad298-D; along 2-3-4, by Lot 1621Cad. 298-D; on the Northwest’ along line 4-5, by Str:et, Cad298-D; along line 5-6, by 499> Cad-298-D; on the Northeast, along line o-7, bv Lot 94, Cad298-D (M.R.R. Co.) Lot No. 62719, Cad.-298-D; on the South east, along line 7-1, by Lot 462, Cad. 298-D. Note: Mortgaged for Pl,000.00 to the Philippine National Bank. Naga Branch per instrument executed on May 4, 1959 by Ricardo Palan ca and Wife, notarized by R. Barrameda. 4. A parcel of coconut land and unirrigated riceland, located in Barrio San Juan, Bato, Cama rines Sur; declared under Tax No. 498 in the name of Conchi ta Palanca, having an area of 7.2345 hectares, more or less and assessed at Pl,650.00; Bounded on the North, by Agripino Valde, on the South, by Agripine Val de; on the East, by Agripino Varde and on the West, by Ag ripino Varde. Wherefore, by virtue of the aforecited writ of execution, levy a nd attachment and in pursuance of Section 16, Rule 39, of the Rules of Court, notice is hereby given, that the undersigned Pro vincial Sheriff Ex Officio of Ca marines Sur, will sell at public auction on January 3, 1969, at the Office of the Provincial She riff of Camarines Sur in Naga City, between the hours of 9)00 o’clock in morning and 4:00 o’clock in the afternoon, to the highest bidder for cash and in Philippine currency, the fore going described properties in or der to satisfy thetefrom the amount of the execution, sheriff’s fees and other ' lawful expenses incident thereto. In accordance with law, this no tice of auction sale .vill be pub lished in the BICOL STAR, a weekly regional newspaper pub lished and edited in the City of Naga, having a wide general cir culation in the Bicol provinces in cluding the province of Camarines Sur and Naga City, once a week for three consecutive weeks, the first publication to take place at .least twenty (20) days before the date of the auction sale. Likewise, for the same period of time, three copies of this notice will be post ed in the Municipality of Bato, Province of Camarines Sur where the foregoing described properties are located and another three copies will be posted in the City of Naga and on the Bulle tin Board at the Provincial Ca pitol of Camarines Sur, where the auction sale will be conduct ed, for the information of all concerned. Prospective bidders or buyers of the above-described property, are hereby enjoined to investigate for themselves the title of the pro perty and the encumbrances there on, in case there be any, for their own protection. Done in Naga City, Philippines, December 3, 1968. MAURO B. FAJARDO Ex Officio Prov. Sheriff of Cam. Sur Pub. Dec. 7, 14, 21, 1968. LEGAL NOTICE PURSUANT to Sec. 1. Rule 74 of the Rules of Court, notice is hereby given that an Extrajudicial Settlement of Estate With Sale has been executed by the Heirs of the late spouses Paulina Ibardo and Nazario de los Reyes, namely Felipe, Alfonso and Etni.io, all surnamed De los Reyes over a parcel of residential land in San Isidro, Jfiga Camarines Sur with an area of 370 sq. m, more or less. Said property is being sold to Rufino Bancefor P400. under an instrument exe cuted before Notary Public HD lario Esparto of Canaman, Ca marines' Sur under Doc. No. IGNACIA CATIMBANG, et al.. Pub, Dec. 7, 14, 21, 1968. B. Star NOTICE Notice is hereby,given to whom it may concern that in pursuance of Section 1, Rule 74 of the Rules of Court, the real properties together with all the improvements thereon, namely, a parcel of land Lot No. 1, plan, Psu, coveted by OCT No. 1160, located in Bo. San Ramon, Pamplona, Cam. Sur with an wea of 1,317,04. SQ.M ; OCT No. 1139: a parcel of land (Lot No, 2, plan, Psu, 99707) with an area of 613,218 SQ.M, located in Pacul, Naga Mti/; a parcel of land (Lot No. 3, plan, Psu, 99707) with an area of 596 SQ.M., located in Pacul, Naga C'ty; and a parcel of land (Lot No. 4, plan, Psu, 99707) with an area of 678 SQ.M, owned and lejt by the Spouses D0R0T10 ABRIGO and ELISEA ROMERO who both died intestate on October 20, 1951 and June 10, 1941, res pectively at Pay abas, Quezon Province, have been the subject matter of an EXTRAJUDI CIAL PARTITION OF ES TATE by their legal Heirs, represented by, namely, A urea Abrigo, Liberata Abrigo, Gero nimo Abrtgo and Pudenda de Ocampo Vda. de Abrigo, by dividing each of the four lots into four equal shares proindiviso and one share or 1/4 of each lot was adjudicated to each of them respectively. The instrument was executed and acknowledged Nov. 14, 1968 al Tayabas, Quezon, be fore Notary Public Leonardo N. Reynoso per Doc. No. 916; Page 34; Book 13;S. 1968 of his notarial records. AUREA ABRIGO, et al. Pub. Dec. 7, 14,21, 1968. U. S. Pledges B cki g for Group of Ten Decisions Bonn - - U.S. Treasury Sec. Henry H. Fowler pledges that the United States will du "its full share to help effectuated the mea sures to be undertaken by the Sroup of ten.” Mr. Fowler, who represented the United States in the inter national monetary meeting held in (Continued on page 6) 2107; Page No. 14, Book No' 24, Series of 1968. Pub. Dec. 7, 14, & 21 1968. Jbreniber 14, 1968 * WIjc JSicoI JSiar ★ 3 . Notice is hereby given that the parcel of coconut land, with all the improvements thereon, located in > San Agus tin, Iriga, Cam. Sur with an area of 6,122 SQ.M, declared under Tdx No. 36297 and assess ed at P320 in the name of Teodoro Catimbang. was left intestate by decease I JUANA NILAYa.N who d.ed in 1927 at Iriga, C, Sur and the spouse of the above-named Teodoro Catimbang, was the subj ct matter of the Extra judicial Settlement of Estate with Waiver of Rights among her heirs, namely, Teodoro Catimbang,. widower of the decedent, Ceferino, Lazaro, . Igtiacia, Patricia, Marcelo and .. By E LJX ABEJERO Narcisco, all surnamed Catim- 1 1 bang, fhildre' of the decedent, adjuditirig unto themselves the above-cited property and simultaneously, Teodoro, Cefe rino, Lazaro, Patricia, Marcelo and Narciso quit and renoun ced their shares or claims on the above-cited property in favor of their co-heir 1GNACIA CATIMBANG. The instrument was execu ted and acknowledged by all the heirs on. December 2. 19:8 at Canaman,' Cam. Sur, before Notary Public Hilario Espafio per Doc. No. 2081, Page 7; Book 24; S. 1968, Witness FM Cabinet, no Place for Bicolanos? The President has started shaking-up his Cabinet. More qualified men I suppose, will soon be placed in the limelight when their names are called for inclusion in the official family of the President. I don’t like be believe that Bicolandia doesn’t have even a single name to attract Presidential attention this time. ★ ★ The recent designation of Dr. Amadeo Cruz as full-pledge Secretary of Health has of course closed all avenues for Albay Governor Jose Estevez who was earlier mentioned for the Health portfolio immediately after the death of then Sec. Paulino Garcia. Nevertheless, Albay and Camarines Sur still have former Undersecretary Jose Crisol and Rep. Felix Fuentebella whose eligibilities and capabilities to assume the Defense and Public Works jobs res pectively could hardly be questioned. But then, under our system it’s always the President who must have the last say. it AThe publication of a report saying that "FM to suspend Cam. Sur Governor”, has inevitably placed the credibility of certain newsmen and d local weekly at stake. Somehow, most people are already aware of the fact that there must be a complaint and a complainant, and an investigation (nonethe less), before the probability of a suspension order could be ever imagined or presumed. To say other wise, is to place the "horse before the caretela”* * Retired Minister Pete Ampoloquio observes that the handsome Mayor of Parubcan is the only “Israe lite” who looks more like an Arab. He even won ders whether Parubcan could be considered "the land of promise” as referred to in the Holy Scripture. For, one thing, I have it on good authority that it was, a certain portion of Lagonoy Gulf, and not the Red Sea, that once upon a time, opened a dry passage for Moses (not Habana of course) and his group only to close afterwards to drown the pursuing Egyptians. It may interest the Monkey Businessman to know that the exact course taken by the Prophet from coast to coast was: "from point 'X’, known as the island of Atolayan, now near the town of Sangay following a straight line 10 degress East Northeast to point 'Y’, now known as the island of Aguirangan near the barrio of Maafiagas, then following another straight line 90 degrees East to point ’Z’, known as the village of Parubcan”. It wus in that village where Moses left the "Israelites” to settle, multiply, and to establish electoral precinct No. 4 (which was not to be know until the 1965 elections); while he ascends Mt. Putianay, known then as "Senai’ to received the immortal Ten Commandments Reference: Flyleaf "A”, Old Testament. ★ ★ Alc:co buses charge Pl.25 per passenger from Naga to Sipocot via Balongay. The fare includes the cost of Ferryboat fee of course, which is P8 per Bus. Another route without par ing the Ferryboat (Danao) costs the same per passe..ger, Pl.25. Frankly / don’t understand the computation ! ! s -;a cl D. O. M. CALIXTA PONTE-SANCHEZ DIED DEC. 7, 1968 AT THE STS. PETER & PAUL HOS PITAL, SORSOGON, SORSOGON, AFTER RECEIVING THE LAST SACRAMENTS, AT THE AGE OF 63. Her bereaved husband, Perfecto Sanchez; sons, Jose, Jesus, Ramon, Perfecto, Jr., Raul, Antonio; daughter, Casilda; Brother’ Eliseo; daughters-in-law; son-in-law; grandchildren; sisters-in-law; brother-in-law and other relatives request a prayer for the eternal repose of her soul. Internment took place at the Penafrancia cemetery, Decem ber 11, 1968, at 4 p.m. ★ ■ 4 * JSicol £l»r *,percmber 11. *068 Republic of the Philippines COURT OF FIRST INSTANCE OF CAMARINES SUR 10th Judicial District OFFICE OF THE PROVINCIAL SHERIFF PEOPLE’S FIRST SAVINGS BANK, before, now the PROG RESSIVE COMMERCIAL BANK, Mortgagee, -versusMATIAS V. DEFENSOR, JR., Mortgagor. FORECLOSURE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE Under Act 3135 as Amended X REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES COURT OF FIRST INSTANCE OF CAMARINES SUR 10th Judicial District OFFICE OF THE PROVINCIAL SHERIFF City of Naga DEVELOPMENT BANK THE PHILIPPINES, Mortgagee, —versus— SPOUSES MARCELO G. SAN TOS & SOCORRO LAZARO, Mortgagors FORECLOSURE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE Under Act 313B As Amended x----------------------- x NOTICE OF EXTRAJUDICI AL SALE OF MORT GAGED PROPERTY Under Act 3135 as Amended By virtue of the power of at torney inserted in the deed of lvla(v VUD „„ ulI. By virtue of the power of at- SOCORRO LAZARO, of 497 torney inserted in the deed of Bagumbayan Street. Naga City real estate mortgage executed by jn favor of the DEVELOPMENT the spouses JULIAN PRESTA- BANK OF THE PHILIPPINES, DO and CONSTANCIA CON- formerly REHABILITATION SORTE of Casugad, Bula, Ca- FINANCE CORPORATION, marines Sur, Philippines, dated under date of September 27, May 22, 1962, in favor of the 1957 and for the satisfaction of PHILIPPINE NAT I O N A L the debt of ?9,716.65 plus 6% BANK, at Naga City and for annual interest on the amount of the satisfaction of the debt of P9.716.65 from November 1, 1968 the sum of ONE HUNDRED plus attorney’s fees in the amount EIGHTEEN 75/100 PESOS of P971.67 and the fees and (Pl 18.75) plus interest of the rate expenses in connection with this of 10-1 /2 per cent per annum on sale, also secured by the said the amount of Pl00 from October mortgage, the undersigned Ex15, 1968 to the date of sale Officio Provincial Sheriff anplus attorney’s fees and the she- nounces that on Decerr ber 23, riff’s fees and other legal ex- 1968 between 9:00 a.m. and penses incident to this foreclosure, 4:00 p.m. at the Sheriff’s Office the undersigned Provincial She- located on the 2nd Floor of the riff Ex-Officio of Camarines Sur Provincial Capitol of Cam. Sur, announces that on December 23, in Naga City he will sell at 1968 between the hours of 9:00 public auction, for cash, to the a.m. and 4:00 p m. will sell at pub- highest bidder, the following lie auction at the sheriff s office, real properties, together with all located on the Second Floor of the the improvements thereon, Provincial Capitol of Cam. Sur, in Naga City, to the highest bid der for cash and in Philippine currency, all the rights, title, in terest, dominion and participation that the mortgagors have or might have in and over the mort gaged property which is des cribed as follows, to wit: Republic of the Philippines COURT OF FIRST INSTANCE OF CAMARINES SUR 10th Judicial District OFFICE OE THE PROVINCIAL SHERIFF City of Naga PHILIPPINE NATIONAL BANK. Mortgagee, -versusSPOUSES JULIAN PRESTADO & CONSTANCIA CONSORTE, Mortgagors FORECLOSURE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE OF X X X Notice of Extrajudicial Sale of Mortgaged Property Under Act 3135 as Amended Whereas, by virtue of the power of attorney inserted in deed ot real estate mortgage exe cuted by MATIAS V. DEFEN SOR, JR., of legal age, Filipino, single, with residence and postal postal address at 7-H General Malvar, Cubao, Quezon City, unto wit: ORIGINAL CERTIFICATE of TITLE No. 7792-CAM. SUR Tax Dec. No. 1651—Ass’d, Value - Pl,560.00 A parcel of land (Lot 1, Psu-155067) situated in the Barrio of Kabatbatan, Munici pality of Del Gallego, Province of Camarines Sur. Bounded on the N., along lines 1 to 3 by property of Policarpio Verceluz; along lines 3 to 8 by Lot 2, Psu-155067; along line 8 to 9 by property of Policarpio Ver celuz; along lines 9 to 14 by Kabatbatan Creek; and along lines 14 to 20 to 1 by Creek, 2.00m. wide and Public Land (Mangarar), x x x containing an area of SEVENTY THREE THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED AND SEVENTY EIGHT (73,678) square meters. NOTE: This lot is covered by F.P.A. No. 10-3962. In accordance with law, this In accordance witn law, this notice of extrajudicial sale of mortnotice of auction sale will be gaged property will be published published in THE BICOL STAR, in the BICOL STAR, a weekly a weekly a r: gional newspaper regional newspaper published and published and edited in the City edited in the City of Naga, of Naga having a wide general Having a wide general circulation circulation in the Bicol previn- in the Bicol provinces including ces including the province of the province of Camarines Sur, Camarines Sur, once a we k for once a week for three ccmsecuthree consecutive weeks, the first publication to take place at least twenty (20)' days before the date of the auction sale. Like wise for the same ~e rime three copies of this notice will posted on three different public and conspicuous places in the municipality of Bula, Cam. Sur where the above-described pro perty is located and another kyasa three copies of same will be ember 26, 1968. posted in the City of Naga and on the Bulletin Board at the MAURO B. FAJARDO Provincial Capitol, Naga City, Provincial Sheriff of Cam. Sur where the auction sale will be Ex Officio conducted, for the information of all concerned. ORIGINAL CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. 6S29 -- CAM. SUR Land Tax Dec No. 6.07 Ass‘d. at P120. "A parcel of land (Lot No. 1720 - Cad. - 294) with all the improvements thereon, sit uated at Casugad, Bula, Cama rines Sur. Bounded on the NW., along line 1-2 by Lot 1665, Cad. - 294, along line 2-3, by Lot 1721, Cad-294; along 3-4 bv Creek and along line 4-1 by Lot 1719, Cad. - 294, containing an area of THREE THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED FIFTEEN (3,915) square meters.” In accordance with law, NOTICE The estate of Segundo I Bodoy covering a parcel of land situated al Baliao, Libmanan. Camarines Sur with an area of 6.9235 hectares and more particular^ described under OCT No. 19991, Cam. Sur has been the subject of an affidavit extra-judicial settlement by his sole heir, Avelina Bodoy of Libmanan, Camarines Sur per affidavit dated September 11, 1967 bearing Doc. No. 29; Page No. 7; Book No. Ill; Series of 1987. Naga City, November 27, avelina bodoy Pub, Nov. 30; Dec. 7 & 14, 196S The estate of spouses Alejo Flordehs and Juana Adricula covering a pared of land situated in stlio Sugod, barrio Baliao, Libmanan, Camarines Sur with an area of 7.4665 hectares and more particularly described under OCT No. IIP 640 (17) Camarines Sur has been the subject of extrajudicial settlement among his heirs, subject property being thereby sold in favor of Antonio Lopez oj Libmanari, Camarines Sur lor 1 10,M)0.00 per document dated October 30. 1967 bearing Doc. No. 89; Page No. 19; Book No. HI; Series of 1967 of the notarial register of notary public Ananias Carillo. Naga City, Nov. 28, 1968 ESTANISLAO FLORDELIS. cl a[ Pub. Nov. 60; Dec. 7 & 14, 1963 Three U.S. Astronauts To Circle Moon Next Month Washington----The United States will shoot three aeronauts around the moon at Christmastime. Apollo-Eight astronauts Frank Borman, James A. Lovell, Jr. and William Anders will rocket otff f-om Cape Kennedy, Florida, on December 21, enter lunar orbit on December 23, circle the moon ten times and return to a Pacific ocean landing near Hawaii on December 27. Dr. Thomas O. Paine, acting administrator of the national Aeronautics and Space Adminis tration (NASA), made the an nouncement at a press conference November 12. in favor of the PEOPLE’S FIRST SAVINGS BANK, be fore, now the PROGRESSIVE COMMERCIAL BANK of 870 Aurora Boulevard, Cubao, Que zon City, and for the satisfaction and full payment of the debt of FOUR THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED PESOS (P4,100.00), ____________ Philippine currency and together to .t 8 g 50_34. Wt> 256.19m. with the sheriff s fees and other {o Q; g J3 1(), w 15985me lawful expenses incident to this tQ r w_ g 1()5, E 158 O7m> * ’ ’ " ‘ r • . « i C» 1 r 1AA‘l1rr»B to point 12; N. 79-02’W.i 233.29m. 1968 between of^TWO > clock m the HUNDRED TWENTY SIX THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY (226,120) SQUARE METERS. All points referred to are indicated on the plan and are mark on the ground r ■ . r o L.. rxia D T_ C r1”*. Cone. Mons, and the rest by P.L.S. Cyl. Cone. Mons. ‘‘Bounded on the S. along, line 1-2 by property of Eleno Tandog, along hue 2-5 by Lot 2, Psu-152644. alonh lines 5-7 by property of Zacarias Cabrera, along lines 7-8 by property of Zacarias Cabrera ------ - _ --------- to point lu; s. 1-U3 c,.. foreclosure-sale, the undersigned (o n g i5.27-w., 140.31m. Provincial Sheriff of Camarines tn „oint 12; N. 79-02’W., 233.29m. Sur, Ex Oflicio, announces that on December, 23, 1968, between the hours of nine ouyJ> h. morning (9 a.m.) and four o’clock in the afternoon (4:00), at the office of Provincial Sheriff, located on the Second Floor of the Pro vincial Capitol of Camandes Sur, anfl are marK on (nc u in Naga City, will1 te l at public P o!d p L St CyL auction to the highest bidder for __ Mnna /n(1 fhp rpst bv p L g. ersh and in Philippine currency, the following iesetibed real pro perty together with all the im provements thereon, to wit: LIST OF PROPERTY MORTGAGED "A certain parcel of land, sit- — --------uated in Barrio Tarawal, Muni- and along lines 8-12 and 12 1 by cipality of Calabanga, Province property of Eleno Tandog. Beaof Camarines Sur, covered by rings True. This lot was surveyed Transfer (Certificate of Title No. in accordance with law and exis7218, Lot 1, Psu-152644 (FPAV- ting regulations promulgated there65238) . . . Beginning at a point under by Estefanio Arcellana, ------marked "1” of Lot, on plan Psu- Private Land Surveyor on January 152644, being N. 66-01’E., 15, 1956 and approved on July 1563.00m. from BLBM-1, Bo. 28, 1956. of San Jose, Mp. of Calabanga, Province of Camarines Sur, thence N. 80-37’W., 240. 64m. to point 2; N.7-09’E.. 7" to point 3; N. 4-37’E., 266.14m. to point 4; N. 74-08’ E., 212.44m. to point 5; N. 88-26’ E„ 199.90m. to point 6; N. 59-57’ E., 120.18m. to point 7; N. 73-08’ E., 204.80m. Prospective buyers or bidders 13 e'. , o£ of the above-described property Pen0 . are hereby enjoined to investigate for themselves the title of the property and the encumbrances thereon, in case there be any, for their own interest. Naga City, Philippines, NovPub. Nov. 30, Dec. 7, 14, 1968. NOTICE Pursuant to Section 1, Rule 74 of the Rules of Court, notice is herebv given that the lute spouses Enrique Tabuena and Manuela Perez who died in 1939 arid Miss Crist:na Perez who died in 1963. all Filipinos, of legal ages, arid residents of Sorsogon, Sorsogon. are co-owners of a certain parcel e( irrigated riceland covered by OCT No, 1385, situated in Sor sogon, Sorsogon with an area of 13,148 Sq.M. Declared under Tax No. 10288 in the name of Maria Tabtiena .Jamoralin and assessed at T580. The above-cik J decedents- died intestate so their Heirs, namely: Jesus, Celso and Jose (represented by his Sps. Crispina) all surnamed Tabuena. childttn of the deceased spou ses and nephews of decedent Miss Cristina Perez, entered into agreement and executed a deed of Extrajudicial Settlement and Quit Claims over the above described real priperty in favor of, Mis. Maria Tabuena Jamoralin for a valuable consideration. The instrument was executed and acknowledged on November 18 1968 at Sorsogon, Sorsogon, before Notary Public Vicente U. de Vera, per Doc. No. 358: Page 82; Book If; S 1963 of bis nota rial records. JESUS B. TABUENA Pub. Nov. 30. Dec. 7. d 14, l£fg B. Star. NOTICE Ji. _______ ............ . Pule 74 of the Rules of Court. pursuant of Section I i is hereby given that ~-r~.~nza Sun Pablo, widow; Francisco San Pablo (deceased), represented by < asiano Hut alia and Pilar Taratara; Juvita San Pablo, (deceased) represented by her three children, Sixto, Jose, and Darce. all surnamed HerFidel San Pablo (deceased) represented by his three child ren, Perpetua, Bibiano, and Macaria, all surnamed San Pablo, all Filipinos, of legal age. residents of Sarimao, Caranan, Pasacao, Cam. Sur, ' ' ' ------ :!;e SAN PABLO mute In Pasacao, --------- ■ on January 15. 1961. entered into agreement and executed an Extrajudicial Set tlement and Sale of the estate left by Dionisio San Pablo consisting of a parcel of coconut land having an area of 8.6667 Has. situated in Sarimao Caranan, Pasacao Cam. Sur; de clared under Tax No. 2796 in the name of Dionisio San Pablo and assessed ot Pl,550 (Now declared under Tax Nos. 1743 and 2407 in the name of Carmen Lagrama.), adjudicating unto themselves said estate and ------“’r, unt° Mrs. Garmen Lagrama, Filipino. In accordance with law, this no tice of extrajudicial sale of u„„ „ulve. „er. -- mortgaged property under Act nandez, Purificacion San Pablo; 62m. 3135 as amended, will be pub- «»»■ p„hi„ lished in the BICOL STAR, a weekly regional newspaper pub lished and edited in the City of Naga, having a wide general cir culation in the Bicol provinces in- ranan, rasacuo, (.am. sur, eluding the province of Camarines being the legal heirs of the Sur and Naga City, once a week late DIONISIO SAN PABLO for three consecutive weeks, the who died intestate in Pasacao, first publication to take place at Cam. Sur. r——— least twenty (20) days before the entered it date of the auction sale. Likewise, for the same period of time, three tive weeks, the first publication to take place at least twenty (20) days before the date of the auction sale. Likewise, for the _________ _ r__________ ,___ same period of time, three copies (3) copies of this notice will be of this notice will be posted on posted on three diffirent public three different public and cons- and conspicuous places in the picuous places in the municipality Municipality of Calabanga, Caof Del Gallego, Camarines Sur, marines Sur where the foregoing where the foregoing described described property is situated; property is located, and another and another three copies of same three copies of same will be notice will be posted in the posted in the City of Naga and City of Naga and on the Bulletin on the Bulletin Board at the Board at the Provincial Capitol simultaneously sold it Provincial Capitol of Camarines Building, where the auction sale Sur where the auction sale will will be conducted for the infor- corsideraH^n’ of™pVooo' f°T be conducted for the information mation of all concerned. rhe instrument was execut Prospective bidders or buyers of the above-described property, are 1967 before Nntnrv ‘ hereby enjoined to investigate for investigate themselves the title of the proof all concerned. Prospective buyers or bidders are hereby enjoined to i----for themselves the title of the said property and the encum brances thereon, if any there be. Naga City, Philippines, Novem ber 27, 1968. MAURO B. FAJARDO r,x Oflicio Prov. Sheriff of Caro, Sur Pub. Nov. 30, Dec. 7, 14, 1968. A'” was executed 1967 before Notary Public Alfredo A. Velasco at Pasacao Cam nUT 190: Page 42: perty and the encumbrances there- Records. ' Notarial on, in case there be any, for their Esperanza San Pablo own protection. Pub. Nov, 30, Dec. 7 14 10is» Done in Naga City, Philippines, B. Star. this 28th day of November 1968. MAURO B. FAJARDO Provincial Sheriff of Cam. Sur Ex Officio Pub. Nov. 30, Dec. 7, & 14, 1968. Advertise 'in,.. ihcoi’&tar WHO Seminar on Venereal Diseases Control Manila - The World H e a 1 t h Organization (WHO) Regional Office for the Western Pacific is convening a second re gional seminar on venereal diseases control at the WHO Conference Hall on United Nations Ave nue, Manila, Philippines from 3 to 12 ^December 1968. Expected to attend are about nineteen partici pants from the following fifteen countries and ter ritories: Australia, Papua and New Guinea, China, French Polynesia, Fiji, Hong Kong, Japan, Ko rea, New Caledonia, New Zealand, Philippines, Sin gapore, Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands, VietNamand Western Samoa. The objectives of the seminar are: (a) to review the na ture and extent of the Osram®****** *****msi Era fig Payroll Savings Plan 8 Lets You buy | Progress Bonds gon For particulars— Write or call: DBP Naga Branch Naga City easy installments DBP | X'MAS Greetings from: | Chief Operator & Mrs. : HONESTO OBIAS ♦ Bureau of Telecommunications Naga City venereal disease problem in the Region; (b) to review the re cent developments in the epidemiology, in the diag nosis and treatment of venereal diseases; (c) to discuss the con trol measures undertaken, with special emphasis on the organization and ad ministration of venereal disease control program mes; (d) to discuss the role played by social services in venereal disease con trol; (e) Jo stress the im portance of inter-country coordination in the coun try-wide control program me! (f) to discuss the inter country collaboration and exchange of information in venereal disease con trol programmes; (g) to consider the role Jlaba-^albintasa •Webbing Ma. Luisa C. Rada and Patricio M. Baldonasa will be the principals at a solemn wedding scheduled at 5:00 o'clock this afternoon, Satur day, December 14 at the Metropolitan Cathedral in this city. The principal sponsors at the nuptial rite sindude Cong ressman Ramon H. Felipe, Jr. and Mrs. Remedios R. Alfelor, together with Supt. Toribio S. Jovellanos and Mrs. Serapia A. Lanuza. Other members of the bridal entourage are Jose M. Baldo nasa. beslman and Virginia < . Rada, maid of honor. The ushers and usherettes in clude Melinda Borja and Nelson ’ Paraiso, Rechilda Bustamante and George (Continued on page 9) played by private practi tioners in venereal di sease control. The consultants are: Professor Eugene J. Aujaleu, Director-General of the French National Ins titute of Health and Me dical Research and Presid ent of the Twenty-first World Health Assymbly; Dr, R.R. Willcox Consul tant Venereologist, St. Mary’s Hospital, London W.2 and WHO Venereal Disease and Treponematoses Consultant; Dr. Hans Aage Nielsen, Di rector, Treponematoses Department, State Serum Institute Denmark. WHO Headquarters will be represented by Dr. T. Guthe, Chief Venereal Diseases and Treponema toses Section. X'MAS Greetings from: I JULIO DE LUNA j Bureau of Reforestation < Panganiban Ave. Naga City J .&♦♦♦♦♦ ««><$> < X'MAS Greetings from ; I ELINO REYES 1 Revenue District Officer , Naga City < : © t: x * i * X'MAS Greetings from: Hon. & Mrs. EDUARDO C. ENOJADO , Councilor City of Naga Greetings from: La Union Chewing J B Tobacco Factory | ffi Biaknabato ; St., Tabuco, ♦ Naga City J yj ■♦«•♦♦♦< -o gg Greetings from: I pg Sabang Rice Mill ♦ S Dealer in: PALAY & RICE f Kg Zamora St,, Sabang, ♦ Naga City J O Jkcenitar 14, 1968 Christmas Greetings from; Jesus I. Calleja Provincial Treasurer Province of Camarines Sur E.-’ C'-' K^Chrirtmas Greetings to all Parents and Teachers 0]°/ Camarines Sur Division No. 1 • Supt. TORIBIO S. JOVELLANOS J • • and CITY OF NAGA Greetings to the people of Bicolandia REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES Government Service Insurance System Southern Luzon Regional Office Naga City G.SI.S. Contributions to the Socio-Economic of the Nation: Development fig S Division Staff and Personnel ■ X'MAS Greetings from: Atty. Cornelio C. Albos Regional^ Director Regional Land Office No. 4 Naga j City —Steel Mills —Light & Power System —Irrigation Projects —Hotels & Other Tourist Attraction Projects —Stocks & Bonds IndusLoans f As v stance to— — Government & Private Housing Projects • —Commercial & EducationI al Institutions | —Public Markets I —Textile & Other I •. tries ; Benefits & Privileges , —Maturity Proceeds 3 —Disability’Pensions Death Proceeds Double the amount in case of accidental death extended to Members: —Policy Loans (One year after the policy has been in force) © £3 — Real Estate Loans (Maximum amount of 80% ofgjg collateral payable in 15 raw years) s —Additional Life Insurance raw (Low premium rates and in-raw surable for an amount notes exceeding twice a member’s £2 annual salary) §0 —Retirement Pensions for life ® BD —Burial Expenses —Cash Surrender Value —Salary Loans (Amount equivalent to salary for three months) 6 December 14, 1968 Ihcd Star Si Compuesto an Pamayo PFM Creates Trust kan Federacion kan PTA Fund for private Education Si dating presidente kan CS High School PTA, si Ely Com puesto, nakaluwas na paniavo kan bagong togdason na federation kan mga Parent-Teachers Associa tion sa Camarines Sur. Sa sarong mainit na election na ginibo sa Provincial High School, Ciudad nin Naga. An bagong presidente kan Camarines Sur, A’aya City de Iriga City Federation of PTAs iyo man an natutukaw ns presi dente kan Naga City Supermarket Labor Union asin vice presidente kan Isarog Council, Boy Scouts of the Philippines. >■ Kaibahan ni Compuesto pagkapili bilang oficial kan bagong kasararoan nin mga PTA iyo sa Jose Bonot (Central Bay), Sofio Barela (Rinconada), Angeles Perpetua (River Bay), Mateo Dalisay (Partido), Deogracias Remo (Sec ondary High Schools), mga vice presidentes; Leoncio de la Torre, tesorero; Guillermo Carbonel saka Simeon Amoves, mga auditor; Eddie Alanis, Magno Pasadilla saka Domingo Escalante, mga Press relations officers; asin Angel Garchitorena saka Jeremias Aban, mga business managers. Si Magdalena Estefani, sarong maestra kan escuelas publicas, an nginaranan na secretario kan federacion. President Marcos Inst week created a trust fund, roughly amounting to P24 million, for asistance to private educa tion. The creation of this special fund, to be drawn from the 28 million dol lar Special Fund for war damage, was embodied in the agreement forged ear lier, between the Philip pines apd the United States on June 11, 19b8, and authorized by the United States Public Law 88-94. Under this law, a spe cial fund of about t*24 million will be set aside to be known as “Fund for Assistance to Private Education.” U. S. Pledges .. . Bonn during the past three days, made his statement November 22 in commenting on the decisions reached by finance ministers and central bank governors of world’s leading monetary nations. One of their decisions was to accord a 2,000-miffion-dollar credit facility to the Bank of France. The fund created for this purpose will be ad ministered by the Private Education Assistance Committee, composed of secretary of education as chairman and with repre sentatives from the Na tional Economic Council, the Catholic Education, of the Philippines, the Association of Christian Schools and Colleges, and the Philippine Association of Colleges and Universi ties as members. Marcos Ready to Grant Individual Pardon to Huks Impose Control or Die by JUAN G. FRIVALDO President Marcos has indicated that he was ready to grant pardons to Huks on an "indivi dual meritorious cases, but not in favor of granting general amnesty as proposed by some sectors.” The president spoke during hjs regular “Pakinggan Ang Pangulo” radio-tv weekly series, interviewed by a panel of Ma nila newspapermen and editors on the peace and order situation and the progress of the adminis tration’s Central Luzon develop ment program. Earlier, he draw a bi-partisan support for his bold program to suspend military operations and ............ ____ _____ _____ entrust in the hands of local, That is why many of our people go to bed without dinner. That executives the task of maintain- ■ ■ ------ -— -e —----ing peace and order drive in Central Luzon. (Continued on page 7 ) To insure the enduring character of the trust fund, the amount shall be maintained intact J>ut may be augmented by donations and other law ful transfers by the Phil ippine government in a manner consistent with its character as perpetual trust. The fiMM^will bs used to linan^fwograms of assistance to private edu cation utilizing only the "Tough grants or loans for^culty ing and dWelopme _7 in ' scholarships, resaTch grants, faculty incentives, inter-schools cooperative projects and other bene ficial progJams. It is about time President Marcos and the Monetary Board impose control or face the danger of revolution. Our country is going to the economic doghouse unless we start immediately protec • ting our own people and our own economy. Foreign manufactured goods that could easily be manufactured in our. country are flooding the Philippines. Machines that could build our small factories are never acquied. That is why we con tinue buying packaging plants that hardly increase our production. As a result we are languishing into a perennially agricultural country, the proverbial hewers of wood. Our trade balance is con tinually growing against us. Our overall national progress dips to 2.4% while our population growth soars to 3.2%.f Our per capita income is lower than Japan, Taiwan, Malaysia airiUThailand. That is why the poor in our country is getting poorer, our", rich growing richer. That is why the prices of commodities are rising faster here than in other countries while our labor wages remain stationary, is why our squatters are- mushrooming, seven million of our people are jobless, five million children out orschools. This trend cannot continue for long. A povetty stricken people may lose their patience someday and rise Even affluent France, Gemany and Bahamas are swirling in demonstrations. Hjw much more the poor Asiatic buffetted by uncontrolled population growth. Students in many countries are restive. Philippine youth are not that stupid not to realize what is happening in other countries, nor not^to know the misery of the Filipino people. The tragedy is that this economic plunge to trouble could be easily arrested, if we only would try. The Central Bank, the Monetary Board and Malacanang has all the powers to institute economic reforms without need for addi tional legislations. For instance, the Central Bank can announce that in two years no more than 50% of the usual dollars would be allowed to buy spare parts.’ You can bet your soul that Filipino and foreign capital will race to put up factories to supply us with spark plugs, generators, axles, etc. Today look at the stupid spectacle of 35 vehicle assemble plants in Manila area. Yes, a small country like ours has 35 assem bly plants. earnings through grants * Here is another example. Malacanang and Central Bank can nr InnnQ TnfjB^culty train-^announce that beginning 1969 only 80% of the usual dollars would ^opment he allowed to, buy powdered milk; in 1970 another cut of ,20% is ■ • applied till we trraduallv eliminate milk imparts. Just you watch big dairy plants come uo in our country. Watch our people pamper their cows like babies. But look at our stupidity today. We throw P450 million to subsidize tobacos which is a vice and notdas centavo to milk. Spare parts and milk are just simple examples of how we can protect a young industry and encourage new ones. Here is another example. Baby hand agricultural tillers ace here to stay. It will eventually replace c t"rabao in our fields. Yet what do we do? We just sit smug and. importing all our hand tillers from Japan when all the small fra'efSfi we need could easily be manufactured in our country. India and Taiwan are now manu facturing their own hand tractors. Everybody knows that the Philippines attained unprecedented industrial progress during the import control days. Factories sprung / up, production increased. Since full decontrol wa? instituted, our economy gradually went .down, Marcos made it (worse. America, Japan, England, Israel applied Jtheir own controlEven Australia impose milk tarnfs on New Zealand, her former daughter. Even the common market is nothing but a tall tarriff wall. But the Philippines lives on the hollow pride of free enterprise on an empty stomach. Masba'e Diocese is notv independent as lono as < VV L concerned. The newly-elected officers forming the Masbate CWL diocesan board, posed for a picture with the bishop, Mpns. Porfirio R. Iligan, 1J D. The of Heers are in the front row. From left to right: Mrs. Nimia Pal’asigue, Mrs. Rosita Rosales, Mrs. Chuchi Bayot, Masbate diocesan president, Mons. Iligan, Fr. Jaime de los Santos, Mrs. Nestora Benetua, CWL national president, Mrs* Virginia Mahalac, Sorsogon diocesan p esident, and Mrs. Conchita Allarejos. Mrs. Chuchi Bayot CWL 1st. President Let me repeat, our economic train is running headlong into a crash. That is why the government is forced to resort to police state, to use the PC to repress discontent, to strike fear into our people to appease their economic difficulties. It is about time President Marcos wakes up to the exploding crises. Not so much for himself and our generation but for heaven’s sake, for our children and those yet unborn. Mrs. Chuchi Bayot became the first CWL diocesan president of the diocese of Masbate last No vember 17th after the organiza tional meeting that was held here in the Cathedral of St. Anthony de Padua’s Rectory Hall. The affair was graced by the presence of Most Rev. Porfirio R. Iligan. Bishop of Masbate, Mrs. Nestora Benetua, CWL na tional president, Mrs. Rosita Ro sales, CWL national board mem ber, Mrs Virginia Manalac, Sorcesan secretary and Mrs. Con chita Altarejos, Sorsogon CWL treasurer. The officers of the different CWL parochial units all over the diocese . were present despite the inclement weather. They braved the typhoon signals just to be present in that me morable affair. The officers elected that com pose the Masbate CWL Dioce san Board were: Mrs. Chuchi Bayot, President; bon, Secretary; Mrs. Norma Bajar, Treasurer. Board Members are: Mesdames Remedies Clemente, I?e Gabriel, Soledad Curimao, Rosita Delmundo, Clotilde Abelita, Merce des Lorena, Generosa Jingco and Milagros Malaya. After the electiop, Bishop Por firio R. Iligan, D.D. solemnly inducted the newly-elected offi cers in the cathedral of St. An thony de Padua, assisted by Mrs. “ — ------ D— Sanitary Inspector Association of the Philippines Camarines Sur Chapter 36 (S IA P) Mr. Florentino Cledera was elected president of the Sanitary Inspectors Association of the Phil ippines, Camarines Sur Chapter, during' the election last Novem ber 29, 1968 held in the Office of the Provincial Health Officer. Others elected were: Juatiniano Abiog, Vice president; Arsenio Zaldivar, Auditor; Roman Lagatic, Rus. Manager: Ramon P. Sanchez Benjamin C. Naval and Rodrigo Cordova were appointed Secretary and Treasurer, respectively. For the Board of Directors: Resurreccion Brugada, Alejandro B. Baldemor for Central Bay; William Estrella, Santiago* Cons tantino for Riverside; Arturo Gernale, Manuel Malonda for Partido District, Nilo Mendez and Melquia les Brazal for Rin8 ILlu' JSicol jStar Jlrrmibcr 14, 1968 • LEGAL NOTICES • , Republic of the Philippines COURT OF FIRST INSTANCE OF CAMARINES SUR 10th Judicial District City of Naga OFFICE OF THE CITY & PROVINCIAL SHERIFF PHILIPPINE NATIONAL BANK. Mortgagee, -versusARSENIO E. IMPERIAL, Mortgagor FORECLOSURE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE Under Act 3135 As Amended x......................................... ...... Notice of Extrajudicial Sale of Mortgaged Properties Under Acl 3135 as Amended Whereas, by virtue of the power of attorney inserted in the deed of real estate mortgage executed by ARSEN1O E. IMPERIAL of Barlin St., Naga Citv or Pili, Camarines Sur in favor of the PHILIPPINE NATIONAL BANK, at Naga City dated February 3, 1948 and amended on October 18, 1948, on January 22, 1952 and on April 14, 1952, and for the satisfaction and full payment' of the indebtedness in connection with this mortgage in the amount of THIRTY-THREE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED NINE PESOS (P33,709.00), Philippine currency, plus interest of the rate of 10-1/2 % per annum on the amount of P31,142.00 from Aug ust 29, 1968 or a daily interest of P8.9590 from August 29, 1968 to the date of sale, plus attorney’s fees and together with the she riff’s fees and other lawful expenses incident to this foreclosure and sale, the undersigned Provincial and City Sheriff Ex Officio of Camarines Sur and the City of Naga, announces that on January 6, 1969, between the hours of 9:00 o’clock in the morning and 4:00 o’clock in the afternoon, will sell at public auction for cash in Philippine currency, to the highest bidder, at the sheriff’s office located on the Second Floor of the Provincial Capitol of Camarines Sur, in Naga City, the following real properties together with all the improvements thereon, to wit: LIST OF PROPERTIES MORTGAGED Original Certificate of Title No. 1 - Prop, of Cam. Sur (Naga City) 1. A parcel of residential land (Lot No. 1, plan Psu-65119), with the buildings constructed thereon, situated in the Poblacion, Municipality of Naga (Naga City), Province of Camarines Sur. Bounded on the NE., by the property of Tiburcio Morata and property of Pedro Bonnevie Vs. Cirilo Austria; on the SE., an.i SW., bv Lot No. 2; and on the N.W., by properties of Miguel Cecilia and Tiburcio Morata. x x x containing an area of Nine Hundred and Twenty (920) square meters, more or less. 2. A parcel of residential land (Lot No. 2, plan Psu-65119), with the improvements existing thereon, situated in the Poblacion, Municipality of Naga (Naga City). Bounded on the NE., by Lot No. 1 and property of Cirilo Austria; on the SE.. by Barlin St. on tbe SW., by the Arana St.; and on the NW., by Lot No. 1 x x x, containing an area of Seventy (70) square meters, more or less. 3. A parcel of residential land (Plan, Psu-110402), with the improvements thereon, situated in the Barrio of Sta. Cruz (Poblacion), Municipality of Naga (Naga City). Bounded on the NE., by the Arana St; on the SE., by the P. Barlin St, on the SW., by the property of Gloriosa de Baba; on tbe NW., by the property of Celerina de Zamudio; x x x containing an area of Eight Hundred Seventeen (817) square meters, more or less. Of which premises the Mortgagor is the Registered owner in accordance with the Registration Law, his title thereto being evi denced by Original Certificate of Title No. 1 of the Land Records of the Province of Camarines Sur, (Naga City), Philippines. TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. 923-CAM. SUR Tax Declaration No. 2104-Assessed at 5,840 - Minalabac 1. A parcel of land (Lot No. 1, plan Psu-33019-Amd.), together with all the improvements existing thereon, situated in the Sitio of Mataringting, Barrio of Tariric, Municipality of Minalabac, Province of Camarines Sur, Philippines. Bounded on the NE., bv property of Martin Alcazar, an Irrigation Ditch and properties of Egmidto Jarcia, Liberate_____________ and Estanislao Rojano; on the SE., by property of Roman Barcenas; on the SW., by the Bicol Rivet and on the NW., by the Pataca Creek and property of Francisco Botor x x x; containing an area of One Hundred Sixty-six Thou sand Nine Hundred Thirty-five (166,935) square meters, more or less. xxx. Tax Declaration No. 3082 - Minalabac, C.S. Assessed P5,280 2. A parcel of land (Lot No. 2, plan Psu-33019), situated in the Sitio of Mataringting, Barrio of Tariric, Municipality of Mina labac, Province of Camarines Sur, Philippines. Bounded on the NE., by the Marapong Creek, property of Maria Camacho, an Irrigation Ditch and the Caagnayahan Creek; on the SE., by the Caagnayahan Creek, property of Pedro Barcenas and a portion excluded; on the SW., by property of Martin Alcasar and a portion excluded; and on the NW., by property of Maitin Alcasar, a portion excluded and property of Mariano Abejero. xxx; "ontaining an area of Two Hundred Five Thousand Four Hundred Thirty (205,430) square meters, more or less. xxx. TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. 924-CAM. SUR Tax Dec. No. 2899-Milaor, Cam. Sur-Assessed P10,860 3. A parcel of land (Lot No. 1, plan Psu-68495), together with all the improvements existing thereon, situated in the Sito of * Marapong, Barrio of Kabugao, Municipality of Milaor, Province of LEGAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the estate left by the Late Angel Recto, who died intestate on Oct. 25, 1962. consisting of a tract of Abaca Land situated in San Fran cisco, Tiqaon, Cains. Sur with an area of 500,721 sq. ni., and covered bg T.C.T. No. 2776. has been the subject of an Exlia Judicial ScttleREPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES COURT OF FIRST INSTANCE OF CAMARINES SUR 10th Judicial District. Branch TESTATE ESTATE OF CIRIACA A. VDA. DE PUNO, CIRIACA A. VDA. DE PUNO Petitioner. REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES COURT OF FIRST INSTANCE OF CAMARINES SUR 10th Judicial District City of Naga OFFICE OF THE CITY SHERIFF GOVERNMENT SERVICE INSURANCE SYSTEM, Mortgagee, —versus— SPOUSES ALFREDO B. CASTRO & FILIPINAS P. DE CASTRO, Mortgagors FORECLOSURE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE UNDER ACT 3135 Ao Amended X — — — — — X SPEC. PROCS. NO. 955 X................................................X NOTICE TO CREDITORS Letters testamentary having been issued in the above-entitled case in favor of Apolinario Sahurda of Buhi, Cam. Sur, notice is hereby given requiring all persons haring claims for money against the de cedent Ciriaca A. de Puno "arising from contract, express, or implied, whether the same be due, or contingent, for funeral expenses and expenses of the list sickness of the said decedent, and judgment for money against the decedent,” to fire said claims with the Clerk of this Court, at Naga City, within the period of six (6) months after the date of the first publication of this notice serving a copy of said claims upon the said Apo linario . Sahurda appointed exe cutor in these proceedings; Let the said executor cause this notice to be published once a week for three consecutive weeks in the "BICOL STAR,” a weekly newspaper edited in the City of Naga and to be posted for the same period of time in four (4) public places in Buhi, Cam. Sur, which was her residence at the time of her death. Naga City, Phii. Dec. 9, 1968. MAURO B. FAJARDO Clerk of Court Pub. Dec. 14,21, &28, 1968. THIRTY-SEVEN CENTAVOS (1’2,216.37) and the fees, charge* and expenses in connection with this sale, secured by said mort gage, the undersigned City She riff, announces that on January 6, 1969, he will sell at public auction at 9:00 o’clock in morn ing to 4:00 o’clock in the after noon for cash to the highest bid der, the following described pro perties, together with all im provements thereon, at the Of fice of the City Sheriff Ex Of ficio of Naga City, located on the Second Floor of the Prov incial Capitokof Camarines Sur in Naga City: TCT No. 5, Register of Deeds for the Province of Camarines Sur: 1. A parcel of land (Lot No. 1-C, of the subdivision plan Psd19783, being a portion of Lot No. 1 described on the original plan Psu-64206, G.L.R.O. Re cord No. 37540), situated in the Poblacion, Municipality of Naga, Province of Camarines Sur (Na ga City.) Bounded on ‘the N., by No. 2, Psu-64206; on the E., by Lot No. 1-d of the subdivi sion plan; on the S., by Lot No. 1-B of the subdivision plan; and on the W., by Callejon Dinaga.................containing an area of FOUR HUNDRED TWEN TY TWO (422) square meters more or less. ... 2. A commercial building constructed on the aforementioned lot together with all its improve ments thereon. . In accordance with law, this notice of extrajudicial sale of mortgage properties under Act 3135 as amended will be pub lished in the BICOL STAR, a weekly regional newspaper pub lished and edited in the City of Naga, having a wide general cir culation in the Bicol provinces including the province of Cama rines Sur and Naga City, once a week, for three consecutive weeks, the first publication to take place at least twenty (20) days before the date of auction , sale. Likewise, for the same period of time three (3) copies of this notice will be posted on three different public and conspicuous places in the City of Naga where the foregoing described properties are situated, and on the Bul letin Board at the Provincial Capitol Building, Naga City, where the auction sale will be conducted, for the information of all concerned. Prospective buyers or bidders are hereby enjoined to investi gate* %nd verify for themselves the title of said properties and the encumbrances thereon, if any. Naga City, Philippines, De cember 10, 1968. MAURO B. FAJARDO Ex-Officio City Sheriff of Naga City Notice of Extrajudicial Sale of Mortgaged Properties Under Act 3135 As Amended By virtue of the power of at torney inserted in tbe Deed of Mortgage executed and signed by the spouses ALFREDO B. CASTRO & FILIPINAS P. DE CASTRO in favor of the GOV ERNMENT SERV’CE INSU RANCE SYSTEM under date of January 11, 1963, and for the satisfaction of their indebtedness amounting to EIGH TEEN THOUSAND FOUR HUN DRED TWENTY-FIVE PEPESOS AND SEVENTYTHREE CENTAVOS (P18.425.73) plus eight per cent (8%) interest per annum, plus insurance premiums amounting to THREE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED THIRTY-EIGHT PESOS AND THREE CENTA VOS (P3.783.03) and plus attor ney’s fees in the amount of TWO THOUSAND TWO HUN DRED SIXTEEN PESOS AND wnl bo his heirs, namely: Sofia Katigbak, his surviving widow, and children, Delfirj, Nazaria, Francisco, and grandchildren, namely: Josefina, Sixla & Sotero, all surnamed Recto, the last-three being the children of the Late Juan Recto, also one of thr sons of the Late Angel Redo, the instrument was ratified before Not; Pub. Hilario Espaho per Doc. No. 2151; Page No. 23; Book No. 21; S. of 1968 on Dec. 11,1968 at Tigaon, Cams. Sur. Camarines Sur, Philippines. Bounded on the North by a Ditch and property of Esteban Ydalgo; on the NE., by a Ditch and proper ties of Andres Ydalgo, Roman Babilonia, Ciriaco Tena, Esteban Ydalgo, Gabriel Molina, Juan Caputot, Lorenzo Tibok and Isidoro Flores;) on the SE., by properties of Isidoro Flores; Conrada de Tusok and Francisco Uotor; on the SW., bv property of Santiago Bagapuro, a Ditch and properties of Jorge Alvero, Pedro Mariano, Roque Mariano, Juan Lopez and Mamerta de Agravan.te and Fran cisco Viller; and in the interior by propery of Dominga Guillar. xxx; containing an area of Four Hundred Thirty-six Thousand Five Hundred and Twenty-five (436,525) square meters, more or less. Tax Dec. No. 1181 assessed P710- Milaor, C. S. 4. A parcel of land (Lot No.2, plan Psu-68495), together with all the improvements existing thereon, situated in the Sitio of Mara pong Barrio of Ka ugao, Municipality of Milaor, Prov. of Cam. Sur, Philippines. Bounded on the NE., & E. by property of Camada de Tusak; on the S. by prqper y of Benito Gumpal & on the SW., & NW., by property of Opi.la Frial.xxx containing an area of Twenty Thousand Two Hundred & E'even (20, 211) square meters, more or less. xxx. In accordance with law, this notice of extrajudicial sale of mort gaged properties under Act 3135 as amended, will be published in the BICOL STAR, a regional weekly newspaper published and edited in the City of Naga, having a wide general circulation in the Bicol provinces including the province of Camarines Sur and Naga City, once a week for three consecutive weeks; the first publication to take place at least twenty (20) days before the date of the auction sale. Likewise, for the same period of time three copies of this notice will be posted on three different public and conspicious places in the municipalities of Minalabac, and Milaor, Camarines Sur and in Naga City where tbe forgoing described real properties are situated and in Naga where the aution sale will be conducted, for the information of all concerned. Prospective bidders or buyers of the above-described proper1*68 are hereby enjoined to investigate for themselves the title of the properties and the encumbrances thereon in case there be any for their own interest. Naga City, Philippines, December 11, 1968. MAURO B. FAJARDO Ex Officio City & Provincial Sheriff of Naga City and Cam- Sur Pub. Dec. 14, 21, and 28, 1968 NOTICE Pursuant to Section 1, Rule 71 of the Rules Court, notice is hereby given to all whom it may concern that the only legal heirs of the late BARTOL'UEA VICENTE, a widow, who died intestate on March 5, 1955, namely. Celso and Salvacion, both surnamed LASCANO, grandchildren of the decedent, executed a Summary Settlement of Estate of Deceased Person with Sale over a parcel of a residential land, located in Talisay, Poblacion, Sorsogon, Sorsogon, with an area of 586 Sq. M. Lot No. 3220-Sorsogon Cad. Declared under lax No 8281, assessed at Pl, 170. adju dicating it unto themselves share and share alike pro-indi visa and simultaneously sold it unto LORETO PADO Filipinp, of legal age, married, for a consideration of PlaO The instrument was executed and acknowledged before No tary Public M. R, Ables at Sorsogon, Sorsogon on Nov 2S 3556- Page 66; Book 26; $. 1965 of £ notarial records. CELSO LASCANO, et al. Pub. Dec. 14, 21, 28, 2963, B. Star Progress in Freedom of bl) Sen. Dominador R, Atjlona during the'.opening becember^O6519Q8)dt0CeSan ^Ural C°n!,rCSS’Alene° de Nai,a GU"‘,,asil"u Tins Caceres Archdiocesan Rural Congress is another timely move of the church to work out and dispense social justice among he masses - the million of "Forgotten Filipinos.” And the theme o ms congress - ‘is truly appropriate and realistic For now and 111 the VPari -1.__i . • » t .» « « 1970 s ...vac me auu wm dc critical neia or tne contest etween the Free World and Communism. And as we fortunately nd ourselves alignedjwith the Free World against the godless forces of Communism, the dividing line between Church and State on matters of statecraft dissolves into a joint social commitment to a leviate the lot of the teeming masses. This commitment realizes only too well the overwhelming importance of the loyalty of the rural population in the preservation of our sacred institution and tne grand strategy of the Communist of winning first the hearts i . T --------ui winning nrsi me ncaris and minds of the peasants and the workers, who comprise the vast majority of the population of most countries of the world, if not all. -ua , masses - the million of "Forgotten Filipinos.” And the theme its congress - ‘is truly appropriate and realistic For now and 197i)’« yefh lmin^diate’y aliead particularly in the decade of the mrougnout the Republic dutir ’ ■ n rhA pUfa weamare ,and W111 be.critical field of the contest - the two weeks ending Nov. 16. n the Free Worlll 110(1 Cnmmnnicm Anri no nra rnrhinntalu Our Choke Our choice therefore is To achieve socio-economic gross in freedom. Otherwise will have no more choice. Or this progress, if it may be called such, wi'l be attained, not through self sacrifice and voluntary discipline, but through state discipline im posed harshly and brutally by communist dictators. Progress in freedom will then be supplanted by-, human slavery for the mater ialistic advancement of a Commu nist state. Difficulty of Task Our task embodied in our choice to effect progress in freedom is difficult of achievment. 1 his is so because our problems have mul tiplied and have become com pounded through all these vears. But it can and must be achieved. There's still time. But we must m ke eviry minute counts. "sD.ial volcano” is seething ru nbling. The and Our Problems At the core of our problem is the so-called population explosion. Our present population of L5 or million is increasing at the r of 3;2 per cent every year, more than one million. It is ___ woi.der then that the financial resources of the government are strained for more educational and hea'th facilities, infrastructures and housing projects and the creation of mpre job opportunities for the ever-growing legions of the unem ployed, not to mention the re quirements of national defense, and internal peace and order. Aggra vating these problems are the stupidity, cupidity and immorality of politicians and their protegees. May their tribe decrease. From Local To National Since the national government is overburdened with basic de mands from the people and with putting up economic and industrial projects, one way of solving our problems is to start locally, to appraise and utilize local values, to marshal and harness local talents and resources, like what this Rural Congress is doing. This is the sen sible way to start, from the bottom to the- top, from the local level to the national plateau. This admira bly is self-help, not waiting for help from the national government, although help is welcome. Works and Goals The main goal of this Congress is the social and economic develop rrent of the twin piovinces of Camarines Norte and Camarines S ir, including the cities of Naga and Iriga, as a means of impro ving the livelihood of the povertystricken masses, brightening their hopes for the future and streng thening their faith in our Christian traditions. The masses should be educated, guided and helped in de veloping their initiatives and exploi ting the natural recources of their community. These can be done by you, the delegates to this Congress, ;en. Dominador Aytona through person-to-person contact the holding of seminars and the organization of credit and coope rative unions. Projects Individual or group projects,such as poultry, piggery, home or cotta ge industry, shuuld be established after careful studies and plans are made, including the human and natural resources of a particular community, marketing and trans portation of goods. The point to be considered here is the tapping of local values-manpower and in digenous resources. These projects should be started modestly and gradually expanded for effective control and supervision. Training and Organization The delegates to this Congress should initiate the putting up of small economic projects. They should organize and trnin workers for these projects. And they should bear in mind that the initial pro jects are the crucial ones for on them rest the hopes and encou ragement of the rural masses for a productive life and active com munity participation. Consult with Bideco, PAO, P2O, Etc. To cut down on studies and plans, the delegates and the pro ject workers should consult with the personnel of the Bicol Develop ment Company, the Presidential Arm o.i Commut.y Development, the Philippine Rural Reconstruc tion Movement and other agencies. From the materials and counsel of these agencies and out of their own ideas and plans, they can fashion their own blueprint for socio economic development. Accumuhtfon of Capital Capital is hard to come by. But those who are able to contribute to the formation of capital should be persuaded that they are inves ting, not only for monetary pro fits, but for the improvement, per haps the saving of human lives Filipino lives - and for the pre servation of our freedom and sacred institutions. In other words, this Communists Stepped up Terrorism: 213 Civilians Killed, 496 Wounded by Terrorists in 2 Weeks Viet Cong terrorists killed 213 Vietnamese civilians, wounded 496 'others and kidnapped 150 throughout the Republic during Terrorists incidents during the period totaled 373. These figures were compiled from reports made by the National Police and the combined Information Center, Vietnam, which collects for the record ! civilian casualties caused by Viet ' Cong terrorists and reported by free world military forces in V’nam. Since January 1, Viet Cong terrorists have initiated 8,332 inc'dents, during which 4,805 civil ians were killed, 10,719 wounded and 7,601 kidnapped. These figures do not include the 7,424 civilians killed and the 15,434 civilians wounded during the;Tet offensive last February nor those killed or wounded during the May offensive. Be cause of heavy, widespread fight ing during these periods, it is impossible to determine how many of these civilian casualties resulted from regular military action. New Association Organized In a recent meeting of home owners in Naga City, a new association, the Home Owners Association, was organized. Those elect ed wire Simeon S. Hidalgo, president; Jose Tejada, vice-president; Tomas Torres, secretarv; Mario Sarte, assistant secretary; Mrs. Soledad D. Hidalgo, treasurer; Mrs. Victoria H. Billo, assistant treasurer; Felipe Imperial, auditor; Ernesto Dichoso, business manager; Jacinto Enri quez, assistant manager; Paulo Roco, press relations officer; and Judge Vicen te Tuazon, adviser. The association is said to be still open for new members. s tapping local capital fcr local development. Contribution for the formation of capital can come from affluent members of the community, government officials and employees, priests and religious leaders to be channeled into a credit union. Virtues of Production The success of a project, even how modest it is, will draw the attention and admiration of the people to the virtues of reduction which will banish away apathy, indolence vic» and other evils. This is specially important to children to emulate virtues of their leaders, not examples of lazi ness, immorality, coruption, drunkeness and what-have-you in the book of Satan1 More or less, a strong and honest soul dwells in a socially and economically se cured man. And finally, let us remember the words of Bishop Fulton J. Shean in the first para graph of the first chapter of his book “Peace of soul”: “Unless souls are saved, nothing is saved; there can be no world peace un less there is soul p’ace. World wars are only projections of the conflicts waged inside the souls of modern man, for nothing hap pens in the external world that has not first happened within a soul.” ^ecembec 14, 1968 JSBiccI JBtar 8-31 Editorial The Filipinos should Understand their Geographical Position 'Nuptials DR. LETICIA INOCENTES The Our Lam of Lourdes Church in Quezon City will be the setting of the wedding of Dr. Leticia M. Inocentes a d Dr. Erlin D. Hidalgo on Saturday afternoon, Dec. 21. The bride-elect is the daughter of Mrs. Laura Mariano Vda. de Inocentes of Caslil'ejos, Zambales while the prospective bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Simeon S. Hidalgo of Naga City. The principal sponsors include: Rep. Ramon H. Felipe, Jr., Mrs. Dolores H. Sison, Dr. Miguel G. Zarraga, Mrs. Lourdes C. Timario. Maj. Rufino R. Montes, Dr. Patrocinio B. Galvez, Judge Leonardo U. Afable and Mrs. Corazon .4. Acayan. In the bridal entourage are Mr. Cesar D. Hidaloo, bestman; Miss Lina S. Manzano, maid of honor; Mr. Nelson D. Hidalgo, usher; and Miss Nora D. Vasquez, bridesmaid. Cristina M. Abdon, flower girl; Gerry A. San'os, ring bearer; and Ronald B. Serame, co n bearer. The secondary sponsors are: Dr. Amparo C. Isip and Dr. Romulo D. Magsalin, candle; Dr. Lilian D. Madrid and Dr. Merlin Z. Hidalgo, veil; Miss Estrellita M. Abdon and Mr. Antonio M. Inocentes, Jr., cord. Reception will follow at the Open Room, Aristocrat Restaurant, Cubao, Quezon City, By virtue of the special relation between the Americans and the Filipinos for a period of forty years, human nature bound us to feel as a part of America. This human feelings became universal in the relation ship between a colony and colonizer. In the case of the Philippines, it was also human nature that the gradual strangement between Filipinos and Americans had to take place from the day the Philippines was granted its independence by America. Hoivcver, in order to avoid abrupt curtailment of relationship, a treaty for mutual defense was approved by the two countries But the dependability of that treaty becomes void once either of the contracting parties finally comes to realize that one is only a conti nuous burden to rhe other. And this means to be the attitude now of the new U.S. Ad ministration under President Nixon. In conformity with this U.S. policy, the time has come for us to follow and stand firm on a policy that will insure our own survival. And our national survival is in our full comprehension of the fact that our country is in Asia which therefore, re quires us to live in harmony and in peace with' our Asiatic neighbors. While it is true that within the perimeter of the Orient, China, North Korea and North Vietnam have embraced a communistic form of government, India, Pakistan, Burma, Singapore, South Korea, South Vietnam, Cambodia, Australia. New Zealand, Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, the Republic of China and Japan are democratic countries. It would amount to a disservice to his country for any Asiatic nation to believe that co-existence among Asians is impossible because there is no such thing as impossible for any government if its concern is only the progress and happiness of its people. The viewpoint of President Marcos towards concentrating his efforts in building a new Asia on the basis of mutual cooperation and assistance among all Asiatic co’n'rws would be fully supported by our people.—A.C.D. Wishing all a Merry Christmas <x a Happy Prosperous New Year & Atty ♦ Bonifacio M. Cuevas B.I.R. Regional Director Naga City Philippine Veterans Bank Naga Branch EZEQUIEL G. REYES Branch Manager Naga City Waterworks Bist, Fn$r. I Mrs. PABLO 0. YAGO NAWASA Naga City SEASON’S GREETINGS CAPITOL BAZAR Shoes & Textiles Gen. Luna St., Naga City Prayerful Christmas Greetings to All RCA SUPERVISOR & MRS. DANIEL DAVID N< ga City Hearty greetings of the SeasonRCA EMPLOYEES Camarines Svr-Camarines Norte MANUEL EVORA Jr. Professional Electrical Engr. Office: Bicol Enterprises, Inc. Naga City Tel. No. 82-39 Residence; 688-C Barlin St. Naga City Merry Christmas <fc Happy New Year To Our Friends and Customers SOCIAL SECURITY SYSTEM Naga Branch ANGEL A. PENANO Manager, Treas. Department ISAROG LUMBER Selling all kinds of lumber at reasonable prices. Panganiban Ave. Naga City Atty. & Mrs. Pedro Servano 1001 Lakandola Street Naga City NAGA LYRIC MUSIC HOUSE Elias Angeles St. Naga City Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year To Our Friends and Customers I VILLA 0‘ASIS KITCHENETTE Elias Angeles St., Near Phil. National Bank, Naga City Mrs. Piedad V. D’Asis Proprietress & Manager Best Wishes to the City of Naga on its 20th Anniversary Dec15, 1968. D. CRUZ .T MERRY CHRISTMAS & HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL OUR CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS BUIIDBR'S CHOICE FILIPINO BAKERY Igualdad St., Naga City (Northwest of Supermarket) NORMAMDO DAYAN Prop. & Manager 14, 1968 ^Sicol 8-? Best wishes to the City of Naga on Her 20th Anniversary as a Chartered City Dec. 15, 1968 May she continue to grow bigger, more beautiful and always peaceful The Commonwealth Foods Marketing Agency City of Naga We too, have grown older by another year! That's why we are here to give you advance Marketing Serviee---Hearty Greetings of the Season/ Mariano Lim Manager fits* Wishes to the 20th Anniversary of Naga City “A Merry Christmas and a Happy Prosperous New Year” BUREAU OF PUBLIC WONKS and BICOL PENINSULA RIVER CONTROL DISTRICT Staff & Personnel Camaligan, Camarines Sur GREETINGS MANiLA BAZAR Shoes & Textiles 75 Gen. Luna St. Naga City PRECISION METAL WORKS Blumentritt St., Tinago Naga City CELSO BAS—Prop. & Manager Standard Cigarettes Factory La Perla Bldg. Tabuco, Naga City CHIN YIO TIAK Distributor JORGE I. ONG HARDWARE G GROCERY 500-507 Highway 1 City of Iriga you beat urft&t, you, need, soM**.! S3 'S EUS S TT Si ♦ HOME OF QUALITY CASKETS SINCE 1926* PEllAFRAIiCIA AVE., HAGA CITY • TEL. 13-63 I persmber 14, I9GS Cfye Best Wishes to the City of Naga On Its © 20th Anniversary on December 15, 1968 © ! and ffl I Wishing the People of Bicolandia a Happy Prosperous Year 1969 © j Gimeno Trading | | (Contractor for the Construction ofjhe P.S.I.A.A. Swimming Pool) gjj TORDILLA-PENA.^Civll 'Engineers 9 Gen. Luna St., City of’Naga A Part of History Marcos Ready.., Taking a humanitarian view of the Huk problem, the President declared that the problem now existing in Central Luzon is essentially a social problem, caused by conditions of poverty and forced upon the people by the feudal terms of land tenure. As such, he said, it should be solved only by means of social action. The President stressed that these conditions can be changed only by “providing the poor of greater economic independence, better opportunities for education, and modern facilities for pro tection of their health." Realizing these problems when he took over, the President said, that in June 1966, he launched the Central Luzon Development Program with the immediate goal of accelerating greater f agri cultural productivity. Some 26 government agencies are coope rating to achieve the objectives of the program. The President reiterated the policy shift after his conference with Central Luzon provincial and municipal officials and AFP officers, saying that the peace and order in Central Luzon is the primary responsibility of local leaders. It was at the time conference where the Pampanga mayors reported to the President that the reported killings in their province have no relationship with the progress of social action NOTICE Pursuant to Section I, Rule 74 of the Rules of Court, notice is hereby given to all whom it may concern that the Heirs of the late GERVACJA LLAGUNO who died intestate on June 6, 7956 in Lupi, Cam. Sur. namely. Tirso Rodrigues, widower of the de cedent and Dolores, Apolinar, Jesus, and Mateo, all surnamed Rodrigues, Filipinos, all of legal ages, children of the decedent, residents of Santolan St., Que zon City, except Tirso whois re siding at Lupi, Cam, Sur, execu ted an Extrajudicial Settlement of the Estate left by the dece dent, located in Lupi Cam. Sur — .• We are a part of history. XSeventy-six years ago, on November 24, -k the pioneer railroad line from Manila to Dagupan to begin a new in Transportation. Today we have grown into a network of railroad and Clines throughout the island of Luzon. s J® {® We shall continue to serve in the best tradition that ^76 years of experience and country-wide resources has made |® the “Nation’s Transportation.” Jg C CH C E Cg 1892, tve inaugurated * era * © , © © © our© © usm © © © © © © © Philippine National Railways TUTUBAN TERMINAL Tel. 21-00-11 (Connecting all depts.) BENGUET AUTO LINE ★ NOTICE Pursuant to Section 1, Rule 74 of the Bules of Court notice s hereby given to all whom it may concern that the Heirs of the late N1CAN0R DAVID who died in testate on August 24, 1968 in Naga City, namely: Fracisca David, widow of the decedent and Daniel, Jose, Ester, Nicanor, Jr., and Ruth, all surnamed David, the children of the decedent, all Fi lipinos and of legal age, executed an Extrajudicial Settlement of Estate of Deceased Person and Sale over the parcel of a resi dential land situated at Fraternidad St., Tabuco, Naga City, with an area of 364 Sq, M. covered by OCT No. 308, FP No. 39719, under Tax Dee. No. 1609 valued at P2.180. adjudi cating it unto themselves share and share alike pro’indiviso and simultaneously selling it unto Felino Amaro for a consideration of F6.000. The deed of extrajudicial settle ment and sale was acknowledged by the heirs before Notary Public Vicente A. Parpan at Naga City, on December 3, 1968 per Doc. No. 237; Page 29; Boek II; S. 1968 of his notarial records. FRANCISCA DAVID, et al. Pub. Dec. 14. 21. 28, 1968. B. Star. work undertaken by the govern ment but mainly due to personal or political nature. They un animously endorsed the continua tion of the project, nothing that it has been "carried out with greater concentration and in far greater depth thus far than in any other region of the country." Lot 1 (LRC) Psd- 73123 with an area of 59,634 Sq.M. more or less covered by TCT No. 667 adjudi cating it unto themselves, 1 / 2 of t te area shall belong to the father (Jirsol and the other 1/2 pert <nmg to the decedent, shall be di ide'1 share ar.d share alike among Tirio, Doloies, Apolinar Jesus and Mateo. The instrument was acknow ledged by a’l the Heirs before Notary Pubii: Celestino Chavez at Makati, Riznl on April 17. ’68, per Doc. No. 45< ; Page 91: Book 37; S. 196 J of his notarial records. TIRSO RODRIGUE^, ET AL, Pub. Dec. 11, 21, 26, 1968. Bicol Star, ffiHHmHBH®®®®®®®®»HagsgHlEffi gBesf Wishes to the City of NAGA on its Srf 20th Anniversary December 15, 1968 . and Wish’ng Alt a Merry Christmas and |® g a Happy New Ytar 1969 Enj°y the City Anniversary & Christmas Season Cg 8 LINDEZ HOTEL ! Your comfort and satisfaction is guaranteed with Deck House Restaurant & Cocktail Lounge Ramon V. Hernandez-Prop. P. Burgos & Igualdad Sts. Naga City Happy Chsistmas Season to All Our Patrons and. Customers! Tancho Corporation 223 Marne St., San Juan, Rizal Tel. No. 7-12-65 Manufacturer of: B • Tancho Pomade s ffl • Tancho Tique § K • Elephant Mosquito Coils S ^BBBSBB®®®®®®®®®®BBBSSBB 10 ^Ijc ^icnl J^tar Jlerrniber 14, 1968 FM Bares His Policy On Central Luzon Problem President Marcos this week said that the emphasis in the adminis tration’s peace and order problem in Central Luzon is due to nature as a national problem and not merely a local one. At the same time the President reiterated his former stand that the military pull-out was not a sur render to the Ruks or other law less elements, but actually a recog nition of the achievements of the military drive in the area. The President spoke during his weekly radio-TV talks wherein he apprised the nation of the govern ment’s effort in containing and solving the peace and order pro blem in the strifetorn region. "Let me assure you”, he said, “that we are simultaneousy attack ing the problem of narrowing the gap between the rich in the poor, between affluence and misery, in other places, less dramatically, perhaps, but with the appropriate means and resources.” On the military pull-out in Central Luzon and giving local executives the responsibility of carrying out peace drives, he said that army detachments are still assigned on call by civilian authorities and battle-ready for any emergency. "We are trying to reestablish hope in the lives of the poor and neglected and make them feel once more that there ere opportunities fo’r- advancement avail able to them”, the President said. “Thfe means a civilian approach to the problem”, he said, “and in this meaning, the main tasks are to improve, income, health facilities, speedieration of justice, protection of individual rights, better response t«> grievances, and a general improvement in living condition for the masc s.” In the question-arid-auswer por tion of the talk, the Piesident stated that: 1. The killings are traced to partisan politics and has nothing to do with the implementation of CLDP; 2. The CLDP projects will con tinue and will be intensified to meet the threat of subversion. 3. The administration of justice will be upgraded and broadened by putting up more judges, and activiting mobile courts. 4. That civilian para-military agents will be amply protected and will accorded with same privileges provided by law as barrio captains. Rada-Ba'donasa... Dumaguia and Del Agravante with William Mesia. Three pairs of secondary spon sors are Rufina Baldonasa and Ruben r>osana, candle; Adromeda Alipante and Nito Benjamin, veil; and Lilia Balmeo and Arnulfo Rubio cord sponsors; Baby Clavel Bancaso, is the flower girl and Joryl "Boboy” Galvo is the ring & coin bearer. The prospective bride is the step-daughter of Atty, and Mrs. Enrique C. Bancaso of this city, while the beriedtct is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Isabelo A. Baldonasa of Magarao, Camarines Sur.-A. M. MANAOG. Season’s GreetingsRegional District Staff & Personnel BUREAU OF FORESTRY Naga City ROSALINA S. PRILA JOSE F. CADA (Sn&uction anil (Ul|ri5fmas 5?artg The officers and members of the Elegant Fashion and Business Academy Organiza tion will hold an Induction and Christmas Party on Fri day, December 13, from four o’clock in the afternoon at the Elegant Fashion and Busi ness Academy Building. Mr. Rodolfo B. Cor os is the guest speaker while Mr. Si meon S. Hidalgo is the inducting officer. The. following will be induct ed: Mr. Wigfredo Pamor, president; Mi. Jose Sibulo, vice-president; Miss Minerva Claveria, secretary; Miss Es trella Bigay, treasurer; Miss Purification Balid, assistant treasurer; Mr. Jaime Ojeda, auditor; Mr. Vicente Baluca Jr.. PRO; Misses Nina Nale, and - Christmas greetings and best wishes to the people of Naga City on the 20th Anniversary of Its Foundation Day, December 15, 196S Mrs. Felisa J. Lagdameo City Concilor & Mrs. Felicisimo de Asis To the People of Camarines Sur "A Merry Christmas and " a Happy New Year” We build roads to insure the development and progress of Camarines Sur. Our performance speaks for itself. Naga City SEASON’S GREETINGSBICOL SUPPLY CENTER 955 Panganiban Ave. ■ Naga City Tel. 19-96 Highway District Engineer JAIME S. SARTE Distributor of: • SHELLANE GAS • DUNLOP TIRES • AUTOMOTIVE PARTS SUPPLY His Staff Baras, Canaman, Camarines Sur Season s Greetings Roque B. Ballesteros Construction & Improvement Section Fernando D. Briones - Supvg. C. E. HI Jovito S. Declaro - Supvg. C. E. II Emilio L. Escueta - Supvg. C. E. I ADMINISTRATIVE SECTION ANTONIO F. CAMPOSANO Administrative Officer I ALICIA M. TRINIDAD - Records Officer I APOLINARIO A. BAYANI - Senior Clerk ENCARNACION R. SANTIAGO - Clerk II ESTER E. PALANCA - - • - JULITA A. ARNIDO - ZENAIDA M. TEMPLO - _____ ________ FLOR L. BUSTAMANTE - Bindery Helper CATALINA ANCHETA - Bindery Helper ROSALINA S. PRILA - Bindery Helper JOSE F. CADA - Janitor DbMINGO R. VILLON - Janitor Luningning Sarmiento, Raquel Jara, business managers; Messrs. Manuel Gandia, San tos Escano Jr., Roberto Borbe, Sgt. at arms and Miss Jovita Azuela, Muse. Miss Minerva R. Tinoco is the adviser of the organiza tion while Mrs. Conslancia Diaz Hidalgo is the Directress of the Elegant Fashion and Business Academy. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year Atty. & Mrs. JAIME M- REXES Penafrancia Avenue Naga Cityj B<.st Wishes to the City of Naga on its 20th Anniversary on December 15, 1968 A Merry Christmas and a Happy Prosperous Year 1969! Season’s GreetingsNaga City Engineer Compliments of: and Mrs. Francisco Sales & Family Naga City LUIS LAGDAMEO Provincial Auditor of Cams. Sur and Acting City Auditor of Iriga City and * i BUREAU OFFICE OF THE 3rd OF PUBLIC HIGHWAYS HIGHWAY DISTRICT ENGINEER Engineering Division NAGA CITY MARIANO DY REYES HIGHWAY DIVISION ENGINEER Asst. Staff Civil Engineer ■■ Maintenance Section Manuel L. Villaverde - Supvg. C E Silvestre R. Garcia - Supvg. C. E if Jose Remo - Supvg. C. E. I III Clerk I Clerk I Mat’ls. Test. Lab. Aide Designing Section Domingo E. Forcadilla - Supvg. C. E. Ill' Domingo R. Rayco- Supvg. C. E. II Sisenando Ramos - Supvg. C. E. I Romulo S. Herrera - Supvg. C. E. Draftsman EQUIPMENT & SHOPS SECTION f' VILLAROSA - Auto Equipment Engineer I A-,PtEREGRINO - Division Equipment Inspector WILFREDO R. VALISTO - Clerk II MAXIMINO N. SIRIOS - Clerk II MANUEL M. TEMPLO - Driver EDUARDO D. PALANCA - Driver EUTIQUIO M. TADAY - Driver VICENTE C. ROMERO - Driver LEGAL SEGTION BERNABE N. PONON - Legal Officer II