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OCTOBER 13 - OCTOBER 19, 2019 9 SUBASTA


JF BELEN PAWNSHOP (formerly Agencia Belen Branch IV)


Twin Arcade Bldg., Perdices St., Dumaguete Ang tanang prenda nga gadgets nga wala malukat sa petsa, isubasta karong adlaw nga


Martes, Oct. 15, 2019 alas 9:00 sa buntag dinhing Pawnshop.


Bayawan City, Negros Oriental


In the matter of adoption of minor Willyben Jr. Samillano Salinas, with prayer for change of name and entry in his Certificate of Live Birth


Spouses Benjamin Rosendo N. Martinez and Mae Martinez, Petitioners x------------------------------------------------------x ORDER


Spec. Proc. No. 540


Republic of the Philippines Regional Trial Court 7th Judicial Region Branch 63


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Each group makes it a point to plant 10,000 mangroves in one year. This year alone, a total of 100,000 mangrove trees have been planted. Mangroves are locally


Tanjay City, which even requires applicants to have business permits to plant propagules.


known as pagatpat, bakhaw baye, or bakhaw laki. Lee said the propagules were bought for P1 to P2 each from villagers who live nearby and who now help guard the mangroves against firewood gatherers. He said the volunteers were impressed with the environmental measures being implemented by


“What keeps us going is really for the protection of the environment,” he added. Lee said locals and visitors alike love going to the boardwalk because of the fresh, clean air. Inside the mangrove plantation were more than 100 wild ducks and hundreds of birds. Bird droppings become fertilizer and enrich the soil, hence, fish and shellfish abound in the area, according to Lee. (Juancho Gallarde)


Branch 44 Dumaguete City


Rosendo N. Martinez and Mae E. Martinez seek the adoption of minor Willyben Jr. Samillano Salinas to be considered as the legitimate child of the Petitioners. Petitioners also pray for the change of name in the Certificate of Live Birth of the minor from Willyben Jr. Samillano Salinas to GODSENT KOBE DUSTIN E. MARTINEZ, and that the entry of the name and corresponding details of his parents be likewise changed to that of the Petitioners, to wit: Name of Mother Citizenship Religion


In a verified Petition dated Dec. 31, 2018, Petitioner-spouses Benjamin


: Mae E. Martinez : Filipino


Occupation Occupation


Age at the time of this birth : 54 Name of Father Citizenship Religion


: Roman Catholic : Housewife


: Benjamin Rosendo N. Martinez : Filipino


: Roman Catholic : Dental Aide 1


The Petition is sufficient in form and substance. Set the hearing thereof on Feb. 7, 2020 at 8:30 in the morning at the Regional Trial Court, ground floor, Hall of Justice, Dumaguete City. All parties having interest, or whose rights might be adversely affected by the instant petition, may file opposition within 15 days from notice. Petitioners are directed to cause the publication of this Order at their


In re: Petition for issuance of a new Owner’s Duplicate Copy of OCT No. FV- 32826 in lieu of the lost one


Hansooyeon Mission Inc., represented by its secretary, Cecelia M. Manansala, Petitioner


x----------------------------------------------------/ ORDER


Cad. Pldg. No. 2019- 4860


Republic of the Philippines Regional Trial Court 7th Judicial Region


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respectable officers who would one day continue the Philippine military’s tradition of excellence. Now, I feel so uncomfortable that we may all be protected by people who may or may not be honorable and trustworthy. How can we really know that they are or not? Will we always need a retired general to open that can of worms and tell all?


So many civilian lives have been lost in the war on drugs, and whether they deserved it or not now becomes questionable because those they were up against may just have been as bad.


For sure, those ‘ninja cops’ are now facing the most trying time of their lives because they will have to answer for the wrongs they have done.


The Motion dated Sept. 24, 2019 is granted, and the Amended Petition attached thereto is admitted.


In the Amended Petition dated Sept. 24, 2019, Petitioner Hansooyeon Mission Inc., through its duly authorized representative, Cecelia M. Manansala, alleges that Petitioner Hansooyeon Mission Inc. had acquired Lot No. 2354, Pls-759 situated at Poblacion 2, Dauin, Negros Oriental, by virtue of an Extrajudicial Settlement of Estate and Sale; that the owner’s duplicate copy of Original Certificate of Title No. FV-32826, for Lot No. 2354 Pls-759, was lost while in her possession, in her capacity as the Petitioner’s secretary. Thus, she executed an Affidavit of Loss which was annotated as Entry No. 2019001216 in the file copy of Original Certificate of Title No. FV-32826, Office of the Registry of Deeds of Negros Oriental. Petitioner prays for the issuance of a new owner’s duplicate copy of said title, in lieu of the lost one. Set the hearing of the petition on Nov. 29, 2019, starting at 8:30 a.m. at the sala of this Court, located at the 3rd floor, Hall of Justice, Dumaguete City. All interested persons may appear and show cause why the Petition


expense, once a week for three consecutive weeks in a newspaper of general circulation in the City of Bayawan and in the Province of Negros Oriental, duly chosen by raffle. The Sheriff is directed to post copies of this Order at the respective bulletin


boards of the City Hall of Bayawan City and the Local Civil Registrar of Bayawan City, and on the entrance door of RTC Branch 63, Bayawan City. So ordered. Dumaguete City, Philippines, Sept. 26, 2019.


ALEJANDRO S. BAHONSUA JR. Assisting Judge


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Regional Trial Court of Negros Oriental Branch 63


Bayawan City, Negros Oriental Office of the Clerk of Court & Ex-Officio Sheriff


Philippine National Bank, mortgagee -versus-


Spouses Jovencio Nuico and Lucita Nuico, and spouses Tomas Nuico and Paz Nuico, mortagors


of Real Estate Mortgage (Under Act No. 3135, as amended)


x -------------------------------------------------------/


by Philippine National Bank, with principal office at PNB Financial Center, President Diosdado Macapagal Blvd., Pasay City, Philippines, against spouses Jovencio Nuico and Lucita Nuico, and spouses Tomas Nuico and Paz Nuico, with known residence and postal addresses at i) P. Villanueva St., Sta. Catalina, Negros Oriental 6220; and ii) R. Nuico St., Poblacion, Sta. Catalina, Negros Oriental 6220, to satisfy the mortgage indebtedness which, as of March 15, 2019, amounted to One Million Five Hundred Twenty Seven Thousand Fifty Four Pesos & 12/100 (P1,527, 054.12) only, Philippine currency. The undersigned, or his duly authorized deputy will sell at public auction on Nov. 8, 2019 at 9:00 in the morning at the Office of the Clerk of Court, Regional Trial Court, Branch 63, Bayawan City, Negros Oriental (now temporarily sitting at Hall of Justice, Piapi, Dumaguete City), to the highest bidder, for cash or manager’s check and in Philippine currency, the following real properties:


A parcel of residential/ commercial lot with all the improvements existing thereon, situated in Poblacion, Sta. Catalina, Negros Oriental. Bounded on the North by NE- Lots 339, 338 and 340 (formerly Rafael Nuico, 45 meters); on the East by SE-Lot 354 (formerly the heirs of Dorothea Tubesa, 23 meters); on the South by SW-Lots 339 and 342 (formerly Felipe Obañana, 45 meters); on the West NW-R Nuico Ave. (formerly by market site, 23 meters); containing an area of One Thousand Thirty Five (1,035) square meters, more or less.


TAX DECLARATION NO. 2017-14-0001-01665 (formerly Tax Declaration No. 01-1052-C)


at Sta. Catalina, Negros Oriental. Bounded on the North by NE-Lot 198 and 197 (formerly Lot No. 198.00 meters); on the East by SE-Lot 202 (formerly Lot No. 197.00 meters); on the South by SW-Lot 203 (formerly Lot No. 205.00 meters); on the West by NW-Lot 200 (formerly Lot No. 200.00 meters); containing an area of Twelve Thousand One Hundred Seventy Five (12,175) square meters, more or less.


A parcel of residential lot with building, with all the improvements existing thereon, situated at Sta. Catalina, Negros Oriental. Bounded on the North by NE- Lot 182 (formerly Rustico Nuico, 30.5 meters); on the East by SE-P. Villanueva St. (formerly Villanueva St., 13.5 meters); on the South by SW-Lot 180 (formerly Juanita de Mamigo, 30.5 meters); on the West by NW-Lot 182 (formerly Rustico Nuico, 13.5 meters); containing an area of Four Hundred Two (402) square meters, more or less.


TAX DECLARATION NO. 2017-14-0001-02957 (formerly Tax Declaration No. 01-1075)


at Poblacion, Sta. Catalina, Negros Oriental. Bounded on the North by Lot No. 257 (formerly Lot #275); on the East by Lot No. 305 (formerly Lot #305); on the South by Lot No. 306 (formerly Lot #306); on the West by Lot No. 308 (formerly Lot #308); containing an area of Four Thousand Two Hundred Sixty Eight (4,268) square meters, more or less.


This Notice of Extrajudicial Sale shall be posted in Bayawan City, Negros Oriental in four conspicuous places where the above-mentioned properties/ places are situated, and one copy shall be posted in the office of the Clerk of Court, Regional Trial Court, Branch 63, Bayawan City, Negros Oriental (now temporarily sitting at Hall of Justice, Piapi, Dumaguete City) where the public auction shall be conducted, and another copy shall be published in a local newspaper of general circulation in the Province of Negros Oriental and its five component cities. Prospective bidders/buyers may investigate for themselves the tax declaration or titles of the above-described properties and the encumbrances thereon, if any there be. All sealed bids must be submitted to the undersigned on the above-stated


time and date.


In the event the public auction should not take place on the said date, it shall be held on Nov. 22, 2019 at 9:00 in the morning without further notice. Dumaguete City, Sept. 13, 2019.


RAY STEPHEN T. LOGRONIO Clerk of Court VI and Ex-Officio Sheriff


MetroPost 2019 October 6 • October 13 • October 20 A parcel of agricultural land with all the improvements existing thereon, situated


TAX DECLARATION NO. 2017-14-0001-00559 (formerly Tax Declaration No. 01-1072)


Felipe Tumacole Torres Sr. Feb. 17, 1927 - March 5, 2019


who passed away on March 5, 2019 at the age of 92, and now peacefully rests in the loving grace of our Lord,


wish to express our profound gratitude and sincere appreciation to all who offered masses and prayers, sent flowers and messages of sympathy,


and who, in countless ways, condoled with and comforted us in our time of sorrow.


A parcel of agricultural land with all the improvements existing thereon, situated


TAX DECLARATION NO. 2017-14-0001-00292 (formerly Tax Declaration No. 01-1077)


Upon extrajudicial petition/application for sale under Act No. 3135 filed NOTICE OF EXTRAJUDICIAL SALE


Foreclosure No. EJF-2019-003 For: Extrajudicial Foreclosure


Message of Thanks We, the family of the late


Republic of the Philippines 7th


Judicial Region


should not be granted. They may file opposition within 15 days from notice, or the last date of publication. Petitioner is ordered to publish this Order at her expense once a week for three consecutive weeks in a newspaper of general circulation in the Province of Negros Oriental and its component cities, duly chosen by raffle. She is further ordered to post copies of this Order at the premises of Lot 2354, and submit proof of compliance thereof.


entrance door of this Court, and on the respective bulletin boards of the Office of Clerk of Court, Regional Trial Court, Hall of Justice; the Municipal Hall of Dauin, Negros Oriental; the Provincial Capitol, this City; and the Registry of Deeds of Negros Oriental, this City So ordered. Sept. 27, 2019.


NECIFORO C. ENOT Presiding Judge


MetroPost 2019 October 13 • October 20 • October 27 The Sheriff of this Branch is directed to post copies of this Order at the


us. Damn these corrupt cops for eroding our pride; for capping the statement that the Philippines is the most corrupt country in the world. If Filipinos are truly smart, as they claim and believe they are, they should force an overhaul of the country’s police force before its cancer has metastasized, choking the country, destroying it from within.


It may not even hurt to go as far as overhauling the Philippine Military Academy, as the country investigates why these bad officers have turned out the way they have, disgracing their uniform, and the traditions that so many before them upheld and protected with the ultimate sacrifice.


However, it is lamentable that some of their superiors would rather brush elbows with career destruction than to act fast and definitively against them. Could they be involved as well? Is that why they are trying their best to skirt around command responsibility? Let us all hope that the Senate will triumph in seeing through their smokescreen, and stop them from passing the buck. The PNP is our ultimate protector, but it would seem that we would need another protector to protect us from them.


All the things that are happening in our country now are embarrassing to us all. They reflect badly upon


Of all the instances of corruption that have been uncovered of late, this must be the most damaging because it is perpetrated by the police who we hold with the highest regard. If not for that retired General who told all, how could they have been suspected of being criminals themselves when they are the police?


Just my take on the way it is. God bless the Philippines.


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expropriate for public use with the building of the new airport.


has allocated P300 million for the acquisition of land for the airport to include right of way, among others, Du said.


Initially, the government


The airport project will initially require at least 170 to 180 hectares of land, and is eyed for construction in the villages of Combado and Isugan and adjacent areas, he added. Asked about NOCCI’s role in the project, Du said they will assist in the appraisal of the properties that stand to be affected and to give the initial estimates “to find out if the budget of P300 million is enough or not.” Also, NOCCI has a stake in the project because some of its members own properties in the proposed new airport site, he said. The Dumaguete-based businessman said there is still no clear picture of how many landowners and houses will be affected by the airport project even as many residents of Bacong have already expressed fear of losing their properties to the government in exchange for a low price. Du, in response to this,


said that NOCCI’s role is to help in the negotiations to come up with a “fair price” that would not be too high for government nor too low for the property owners. “We need to know how many lot owners have houses, how many have coconut or other trees, how many have improvements, etc. so that when negotiations start, we know how to negotiate, and we must have a database,” Du said.


Those with houses will be prioritized because they will be displaced, he added. (Judy F. Partlow/PNA)


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