Sunday, December 25, 19J).9
BAGUIO MIDLAND COURIER
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The most beautiful Christmas scene I have ever seen was that of an Igorot oid woman going up a steep hill with a load of heavy ca- motes on her back. Sh^ was going to give it as a Christmas gift to a mis
sion up on the hills.
The most common picture of Christmas are the sight of dirty ur
chins who go window shopping up and down the Session Road. They hold their dirty faces so close to the windows so that their breath moisten the glasses before-them.
The most practical picture were young girl scouts under Miss Siba- yan of the New Baguio Central School who went around the, hospi
tal wards singing carols-to the sick and bedridden. Their voices rung through the cold walls of the Baguio Hospital and their is a possibility that they brought joy to a sick heart. They sang for the indigent children whom Mrs. Gavina Cruz invited for her Christmas parly at the Baguio General Hospital Dis
pensary. She distributed gifts to the children which she solicited from friends.
The Baguio Colleges Women’s Club brought two boxes of Christ
mas packages to to the Baguio Ge
neral Hospital for the indigent pa
tients. They were composed of pac
kages donated by' the Baguio Col
leges faculty members and students.
The Trinidad Agricultural held a Christmas play contest for their students. The winning playlet en
titled “It is Nobler To Give” won a prize. After a brief Christmas pro
gram and the usual exchange of gifts a Christmas dance was held at the TAS social hall. The Training De
partment had an operetta at their school last Friday.
The Christmas party which in
cluded some musicale and dance pieces prepared by the Catholic Wo
men’s League was a very entertain
ing affair. The mothers were enter
tained by their musical children and Ruby Jose, Baguio’s popular petite violinist played her piece into the hearts of her audience. The setting of the affair was very typical with pine branches and cones painted gold and silver.
The Baguio Women’s Club mem
bers with the help of Dr. Gloria Lo
pez celebrated Christmas at the Puericulture Center for the patients and their children. The gifts includ
ed milk and clothing donated by the friends of the Center. Mrs. Milagros Tinio was able to solicit some other voluntary gifts for the indigent mo
thers which was distributed to them last Friday morning.
The Baguio Tech high school and vocational departments held a Christmas Dance last Tuesday night at the Purnham Auditorium. The affair, which turned out happily was attended by studentsand the faculty of the school Outside guests and friends were also invited. >
Relief Packages Given To 270 Poor Famines
In the course of a Christmas prog
ram presented at the Puericulture Center of the Rizal Health Memor
ial, gifts in Christmas packages were distributed to some 270 indigent families. Vice and acting Mayor V.
O. de Guia gave the closing remarks in Ilocano.
The list of donors with their cor
responding donations is as follows:
MILK—Mrs. Milagros Tinio, Mrs.
Lansang and Mrs. Rogelio de la Ro
sa, each one case of evaporated milk; Mrs. Jorggensen, 30 tins eva
porated milk; Doctors’ Pharmacy.
24 tins evaporated milk; Sacred Heart Drug, Mrs. Victoria David, Mrs. Susie Wilson, Mrs. Amanda Lapid, Mrs. Francisca Tamtanco and Clara Lapid, each 12 tins of evaporated milk, and Mrs. Cecile Afable. 1 can of 5 lbs. powdered milk; SECOND HAND CLOTHES
— Monday Club, 4 boxes of assort
ed clothes and blankets, the Heald Lumber employees under Mrs. Ri
vera, YWCA, Vallejo Hotel. Mrs.
Encarnacion, Mrs. Aurea Lopez, Mrs. Louise Orendain, Mrs, Lacson, Mrs. Lazaro Ricafort, Go Chu Gro eery aud Mrs. Miguela Arvisu;
CANDIES, TOYS and BISCUITS
; — Chan’s Grocery, 300 pieces; Five Star Grocery, 400 pieces; Victory Grocery, 300 pieces; Gold Star, 24 rubber toys; Hok Hian Grocery, 300 pieces rubber toys; Sunshine Bake
ry, 24 rolls; La Bondad, 150 pieces balloons; Farmacia Cabrera, 8 cans . baby’s powder; Baguio Bakery, 7 . cans baby’s food and Mrs. Filomena , Gaerlan, P5.00.
Hospital Chief Gives To Indigent Children
Dr. Justo Rosales chief of the Baguio General Hospital invited the indigent children of the dispensary for a Christmas program and gift distribution last Friday morning, Dec. 23. Mrs. Gavina Cruz, ad
ministrative officer, nurse and social worker of the Baguio Hospital was responsible for soliciting gifts for about five hundred Children who came for the celebration. During the celebration Apo Quirno saw the af
fair on his way t<^ visit Mayor Jose Carino who is still confined at the hospital. Right on the spot he promised five hundred pesos as a contribution.
Dr. J. Rosales and Mrs. G. Cruz would like to extend their deep gra
titude to the different business es
tablishments who contributed ma
terially to make the affair a success.
Session Theatre Gives Sonus To Employees
The employees of the Session Theatre were given one month pay as Christmas bonus yesterday Dec
ember 24, 1919.
This is the first time the emplo
yees of this theatre were given bonus since its opening according to Mr.
Enrique Santamaria who is now operating the theatre from the Ang Hilaga Corporation this year.
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A Restaurant Of Restaurants LEGAL NOTICE Republic of the Philippines In the Court of First Instance of the City of Baguio Second Judicial District In Re: Petition For Issuance Of New Certificate Of Title.
Juan F. Zarate, Petitioner.
G.L.R.C. Record No. 12059
P750.00) fror
Psd-14944, :ribed on plan SWO-5608, G.L.
No.12059) situated in the Re Section **K”, City of Baguio.Bounded N„ by Lot No. 44ofthe subdivision atheE., by Lot No. 9 ofthe subdivi- ins on the S., by Lot No. 94-fe-Jof plan SWO-7492; W., by Lot No.
LEGAL NOTICE
The PMA ladies gave a very live
ly Christmas party at Camp Henry T. Allen for the children around the Camp. There was plenty of fun and eats for the children.
The biggest and liveliest birthday party and Christmas celebration put together was the one celebrated at the residence of City Auditor Rafael Uson on the occasion of his birthday last Wednesday, December 21. The party was undertaken by the Putio- kan club of Baguio of which Mr.
Uson is the president. All the Pu- tiokans were there to enjoy the af
fair.
New Air Port Studio Opens On Session Road With Luncheon Party
(Sabina Cruz
would like to thank through this column the following who donated GIFTS to the BAGUIO GENE
RAL HOSPITAL'S Indigent Children’s Christmas last , December 23,1949 I. City Bakery. 2.Chan’s Grocery, 3 SunshineBakery, 4. Mrs. Juan Zarate, 5Mrs.P. Lapira. 6.Miss Violeta Dimalanta. 7. Paquita's, 8. Lucky Store 9. Baguio Motor Service, 10. StarCafe, 11. Assan- da'sDept Store,12. City Drug.
The management of the Air port Studio celebrated its opening to the public with a big luncheon party at its Baguio branch in the new Leung Shank Building at the Session Road.
The studio is considered the largest of its kind in Baguio and its galarv boast of the most modern in studio equipment.
Among those who were invited to the affair and who later viewed the display of the studio were: Eng.
and Mrs. Victor de Guia. Col. Tirso G. Fajardo, Eng. and Mrs. Eduardo de los Santos, Fiscal and Mrs. Sixto
Domondon, Fiscal and Mrs. Santia
go Gregorio, Dr and Mrs. Ernesto Abellera, Dr. and Mrs B. Yandoc, Eng. and Mrs E Quinto, Mr. and Mrs. Panlaleon Pimentel, Mr. and Mrs Rafael Uson, Dr Andres Anga
ra, Atty, and Mrs. Benjamin Salvo- sa, Dr. and Mrs. Fernando Manalo, Dr. and Mrs. Justo Rosales, Mr.
Emiliano Ramirez, Mr. and Mrs.
Roman Ayson, Atty, and Mrs Luis L. Lardizabal, Rev. and Mrs Fal- kenberg, Maj. and Mrs. Bado Dang- wa and Maj and Mrs. Maximo Cawed.
Pasay Realty
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For everything on II real estate consult I with us atournew I home on Session Rd.
PMA Fourth Class Cadets Have Heavy Schedule Of Social Affairs
Amparo Barza-Sian, B.S.E., M.A.
Acting Manager
Following an old PMA tradition, fourth class cadets of the PMA will be at ease during the Christmas Ho
lidays, to enjoy a heavy schedule of soeial activities. The program fol- Dec. 23, Superintendent’s Recep- Dec. 24, Fourth class Frolic:
Dec. 25, Informal Hop;
Dec. 26, Night Picnic; and
Dec. 27, Barn Dance.
Members of the Ladies’ Commit
tee includes the following:
Mrs. Virginia O de Guia—Chair- Mrs. Isabelina Gonzalez, Member Miss Angelina Arvisu Miss Alice Fuentes Miss Bebbe Aquino Miss Rose Monroe Miss Christina Peredo
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REPUBLIC OF THEPHILIPPINES In the Court of First Instance of
the City of Baguio SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT MERCEDES BENITO, assisted by her husband HERMOGENES B. BENITO,
Plaintiff,
— versus — ELPIDIO BAUTISTA,
Defendant.
Civil Case No. 62 ALIAS WRIT OF EXECUTION OFFICE OF THE PROVINCIAL
SHERIFF City of Baguio NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION
SALE ofexecution was issued bytheCourt ofFirst Instanceofthe City of Baguio in the abbve-en- titied case, ordering the Provincial Sheriffofthe Mountain Province thatout of the goods and caus4 tobe made thesum of P J,382.00, da- pcr monthfromApril, J 947up to the date of full payment, plus 254 of Pl,382.00 as attor
ney'sfee^, and thefurther sum of P36.05 for costsof suit, together withthesheriff'sfees,all in Philippine currency, which theplaintiff re
covered in saidcourton July 14,1947;
Whereas, byvirtueofthesaid alias writ of execution, the undersigned has levied upon on August 27, 1947, all therights,title, interests and claim whichthedefendantElpidio Bautista One temporary shack withiron roofing No. 4-02,Bus. Sec. “C",ValuedatPI,- 760.00 underAssessment .Roll No. 2797 1947) ofthe City Treasurerof Baguio in th7 name of Elpidio Bautista,the saidlot covered by T.C.T. No,2458,Vol. 12, Page 12 of theRegister of Deeds ofBaguio in thenameof Leong So;
Wherefore, the undersigned, Provincial She riff of the Mountain Province,-by virtueofthe above alias writ of execution, in accordance with the provisions of Section 16, Rule 39 ofthe the highest bidder, for ca^h and in Philippine
December 29, 1949,at 10:00o'clock in the morning, in front of the Court ofFirst Instance Building, City of Baguio, to satisfytheabove-
This notice of public auction salewill be pub
is he d in a newspaperof general circulation in the City of Baguio and the Mountain Province j and edited in this city,the “BAGUIO MID
LAND COURIER", during three consecutive weeks, oncea week, twentydays before the auction sale. Three copies will likewise be post ed at three public and conspicuous places in the City of Baguio for theinformationofthe public.
Prospectivebidders are hereby enjoined to in
Baguio, Philippines, December 9,1949.
GABRIEL Z. AGUILAR Provincial Sheriff Dec. 11, 18 ani 25, 1949.
S. 89 deg. 29’ W.
hence N. 0deg.31 at of beginnings con taining anarea of FOUR HUNDRED FIF TYSQUARE METERS.
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