Socio Economic Profile
FORE WORD
Municipal Profile is a process of determining the physical, social and political
condition of the community. The main objective of this procedure is to clearly
manifest the present condition of the community in all aspect of concern. The
initial method used is gathering of data from different agencies involved. The
presentation of consolidated information was designed to serve as
administration reference in pursuing further development effort or activity in the
near future.
This office exerted endeavor and time to make this plan a successful one to
provide the municipality an adequate information to be used as reference in
identifying available resources for local development thru identifying available
resources for local development thru properly identified goals and targets in
order to improve the living condition of the people.
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HISTORY OF ALIAGA
History has it that Aliaga was originally called “Pulong Bibit” because it was a dumping
place for human skeletons. Upon its establishment as a town in February 8, 1849 it was name
after Aliaga, a town in Spain and the birth place of its first governadorcillo, Don Aniceto Ferry.
With Ilocanos as its first inhabitants, Aliaga was one of the most beautiful and
progressive town in Nueva Ecija during Spanish regime. The town of Zaragoza, Quezon, and
Licab were formerly barrios of Aliaga, It had fine roads, long lines of bazaars, an imposing
Catholic Church, a beautiful public plaza etc. For this reason, it earn the name “Maynilang
Munti” (little Manila).
But in 1873, during the administration of Governadorcillo Don Anastacio Dimaliwat,
there occurred an unusual strong typhoon followed by a big flood that wrought to building,
roads, bridges, farm crops, etc. In 1878, Don Alejandro Santiago was then the
Governadorcillo, the river which served as drainage of town was closed by frequent floods. As
a sad result, the water changed its course. It flooded the town year in and out because of the
the annual floods. Aliga came to be known as “Venice of Nueva Ecija”. After the flood, the
sand and dust in the street was almost knee deep. Hence, he name Sahara Dessert of the
Philippines”. The floods deposited several inches of mountain soil to the town each years, so
much that the buildings were gradually buried.
B-2 THE BARANGAYS :
The history of Aliaga is not complete without making mention of the barangays that it
covers. In the way, these barangays contribute to be economic, political and social growth
of the town. The following is a brief description of each one of them.
BETES
Betes was formerly a land covered with wild grasses and trees. The pioneer of the place
had to clear it first before they could plant new trees and farm crops for their foods.
After the laps of many years their trees had grown bigger and taller. Strangely enough,
out of the many new trees was one whose body was extremely large and hard that no cutting
instrument could put it down. They name this trees “betes”. Eventually the place was called
“Betes” in memory of the tree. Betes began as sitio and was crested into a barangay a few
years back.
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BUCOT
At the time of the arrival of the Spaniards, Bucot was a flat plain. This condition of the
area prompted the colonizers to convert it into an agricultural site. In as much as its Patron
Saint was San Isidro, it was named after it.
How it come to be called Bucot is an interacting story a crooked, or twisted, river once
run across the barrio. One day, some strangers passed by then inquired from one of the
inhabitants the name of the river. By pure coincidence, the inhabitant was already bent with
age and was about 80yrs.old. He replied that the name was “Sapang Bucot” upon hearing
this reply the strangers laugh. “You are perfectly right. Your river is crooked like you,” they
chorused. Since that they, the place received the name Bucot. These were moves in the past
to revive its original name but no avail.
BIBICLAT
The official name of the Barangay is San Juan Bautista, its original and popular name is
Bibiclat. The word Bibiclat is a corruption of the word “Bicat” the Ilocano terms for python.
Later on, it was associated with the word “Bibiclat:, the plural form of “Bicat”. Establish in 1836
or 13 years earlier than the foundation of the Poblacion itself, it was officially created and
organized in 1899, San Juan Bautista as its official name, in honor of the Patron Saint.
The earliest settlers where Ilocano who came from Lapog, Ilocos Sur. Several years
after,Pampango’s arrived, Tagalog is the dialect spoken by the majority of the inhabitants,
God-fearing and the most of whom are Roman Catholic, they are active in social and
political activities. Foremost among each resident is Honorable Zacarias B. Viernes member of
the Provincial Board.
Prior to the arrival of the Americans, there were private schools in Ilocano and Tagalog
in the Barangay. In 1904, in the first class in English was opened, but it was only after the
Liberales complete Elementary School was organized. On August 25, 1970 the Barrio
Elementary School became a Central School as a result of the division of Aliaga district into
two district, east and west. Bibiclat Elementary School was chosen as seat of the district
supervisor Mr. Pedro Pagba, Its principal who was designated Principal-in-charge of the newly
opened school.
In 1966 a Barangay High School was opened. Spearheaded by lay leaders and with all
full backing of the folks, it turned out its first graduates in 1969. It is the first barangay high
school in the division of Nueva Ecija to graduate students.
More than 20 young sons of the barrio fought gallantly in World War II. One evidence of
the barrios heroism occurred in November, 1944 when 13 Japanese soldiers led by Capt. Sato
were killed by civilians and the USAFE Guerillas under of the able command of the late Carlos
Nucom of Talavera.
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Bibiclat is the biggest and the richer of the barangays in the town, it being the home of
industrious people and over green rice and vegetable fields, likewise, it is the only place in
town that has bands of musical, two in row.
Bibiclat has a total land area of about 7,000 hectares and population close to 4,000.
With the completion of the roads connecting to Sto. Domingo, Quezon and Licab, the day is
not long and it will achieve greater progress. Someday, it may become a town.
MACABUCOD
Macabucod, which used to be part of Sto. Tomas, was originally a forest land. There
was not a single inhabitant or settler. A number of years later, a handful of houses appeared,
about 15 of them. The sudden appearance of the houses led the people to call the place
“Bagong Silang”.
Gradually, the number of houses increased and the area cleared of the trees and
grasses grew wider and wider. Under the leadership of Messrs. Esteban Dawang and
Gaudencio Bayudan., the settlers appealed to the authorities concerned for the separation of
Sto. Tomas.
Its first barangay captain was Mr. Juanito Bayudan. With the help of Provincial Board
Member Hon. Zacarias B. Viernes, Macabucod won its inclusion in the map of Aliaga. The
second Barangay Captain Gaudencio Bayudan.
Not along after the separation from Sto. Tomas, it put up its own houses, with Miss Rufina
Ramos as its first teacher in Grades I and II. A few years later, it acquired complete Elementary
School under the charge of Mr. Narciso Sayson. At present, the school and its immediate
surroundings have greatly improved. The barangay is greatly indebted to Mrs. Florencia E.
Manalili and Barangay Captain and P.T.A president Mr. Esteban Dawang.
The name “Macabucod” came from the word “bukod” because it is separated from
Sto. Tomas by wide span of savanna.
PANTOC
Nothing is said about the origin of Pantoc. Records available show that it occupies an
area of the little more than 200 hectares; that its barrio Lieutenant in 1920 was Mr. Gavino
Tumpalan: and that there were the only 30 houses and a population of 50. Four years later in
1924, the barrio Lieutenant was Mr. Lorenzo Gomez.
The first elementary school opened in 1939 with only one teacher, Mr. Gamundo
Macalinao, who held his classes in the chapel. Through the initiative of barrio Lieutenant Mr.
Agaton Vargas, Mr. Gaudencio Molina, a wealthy landowner, donated a one-hectare school
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site. Because of this donation, the barrio was “San Gaudencio Molina “However, its present
name of Pantoc is widely used. With the help of Mayor Reynaldo Bumanlag, San Miguel Alzate
and barrio Lieutenant Mr. Felino Gatchalian an army type school building was erected on the
new school site. During the term of Rep. Jose Corpus, a Corpus-type classroom was
constructed. By now, the number of teachers has increased to two.
Pantoc made another significant atride when Mayor Zacarias Viernes and barrio
Lieutenant Crispulo Vitriolo jointly for the building of a road linking it to the Poblocaion. In the
years that followed, Messrs. Leodegario Domingo, Roberto Tumpalan, Fedirico Tumpalan,
Dionisio Bulawit took turns in servings as barrio Lieutenant. The present Punong Nayon is Mr.
Marcial R. Vargas, who responsible for the installation of electricity in the barrio.
At present, there are six teachers in the barrio school last September 20, 1979 the school
had its electric light through the joint efforts of Mr. Nacario Gonzales, in-charge of the school
and barrio council, not to mention the assistance extended by Mayor Quirino dela Cruz. There
are now 159 houses and about 1000 residents. Predominantly Catholics and Iglesia ni Kristo, its
inhabitants are engaged in farming.
SAN CARLOS
In the year of Spanish occupation, San Carlos was a vast area of the forest land
inhabited by wild animals. Nobody dared live there. But one day, as the story goes, a family
unexpectedly arrived. A native of illocos region, they build a hut at the edge of the forest.
Their next move was to the area surrounding planted it the rice and vegetable. What they
have done cleared and the number of the settler increaser until they were able to form a
community of their own.
Unfortunately, however, the Spaniards took advantage of the helpless inhabitants. They
got their animals and food. There were also bandits who frequented the place. Afraid and
feeling unsecured, they moved to Bibiclat but they continued tilling the land they had left
behind. After conditions had returned to normal, they came back.
Not long afterwards, however, a strong cyclone blew down their homes. But this
calamity did not dishearten them. Instead, they built new homes. Ta this juncture, they thought
it best to have in their undertakings. They agreed to adopt San Carlos Barromeo, the Patron
Saint of the native town of the first settlers. Hence forth, the village has been called San Carlos.
At present, San Carlos is a fast growing and progressive barangay. It celebrates its feast
day of November 4, each year.
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SAN EUSTACIO
The first name of Barangay San Eustacio was “Pulong Mayaman “. It was formerly a
hacienda owned by Kapitan Anastacio Dimaliwat who serves as Mayor of the town for two
terms, the first was in 1866-1867; the second, in 1872-1875. Upon the death of Kapitan
Dimaliwat, her only daughter, Remedios, inherited the hacienda, in recognition of the
Kapitan’s kindness and generosity, the inhabitant changed the name “Pulong Mayaman” to
San Eustacio. By virtue ot the Presidential Decree No.27, otherwise known as “The Farmers ‘
Emantipication Act.” The hacienda was distributed to the tenants.
SAN EMILIANO
San Emiliano was originally a district of the town proper or Poblocion. It was called
Cabasta because it was located along creek called by that name. During the Japanese
occupations, the inhabitants of the district evacuated to the placed now occupied by the
municipal cemetery in order to escape the harassment inflicted by the Japanese soldiers.
During the Liberation, however, they returned to the respective homes.
A few years later, Proceso Tolentino, the Lieutenant of the district, worked for its
conversion into a barrio. With the help of Mayor Zacarias B. Viernes, it became a barrio in
1954. Because the site was part of the land owned by Don Emiliano Soriano, a wealthy land
owner and a one time mayor of the town, it was renamed San Emiliano.
The latest census shows that there are mare than 100 families in the barrio, majority of
them are engaged in faming and fishing. With no less than 327 registered voters, it won’t
belong when it would be thickly populated like its counterparts in the town.
SAN FELIPE (Bata)
San Felipe (B) was created by Congressional Act of the defunct Congress of the
Philippines in 1970. A former of old San Felipe, it lies east of the town, along the national road
that links Cabanatuan City and Tarlac.
Blessed by good roads and hard-working people, it ranks among the progressive
barangays of the municipality. Progress can be gleaned from the presence of electric power,
numerous electric appliances, concrete houses, and the like.
The outstanding citizens of the barangay included Ex-municipal councilor Engineer
Marcos Villanueva Auditor I of the commission on Audit, Mr. Mario Vicencio public school
teachers Mrs. Feliciano Villanueva; and Miss Anna Tolentino, a successful Balikbayan and an
outstanding citizen of Chicago, she being Filipina supervisor of the Fame Palmer House, a
chain of hotel and restaurants.
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Today, this small but progressive barangay has a few landmarks to be proud of, like a
modern health center donated by Provincial Board under Governor Eduardo Joson, a
complete elementary school, and a catholic chapel. With the residents behind their
barangay captain. There are bright hopes that this small hamlet will force a head in all
aspects of life.
SAN FELIPE (Matanda)
In Spanish times, San Felipe Matanda was a dense forest. Kapitan Felipe Medina,
recognized leader of the place and former mayor of the town from 1874 to 1875, appointed
one “tininte del barrio” in every point in the town. At the time to be appointed “tininte del
barrio” was a distinct honor. He ordered all the “tininte del barrio” to clean all the areas his
eyes could reach. After the place had been cleared, it was named after Kapitan Felipe
Medina. That’s why the barangay is called San Felipe.
The death of kapitan Felipe Medina prompted his son take over duties of his father. He
constructed a chapel and choose San Felipe Neri as patron saint of the barangay.
As the year passed by and owning to the rivalries among the young store in the eastern
and western parts of the barangay which was operated by almost two hectares of vacant
lots, the east side was separated from the west side. The east side is now in San Felipe Bata;
the west side, San Felipe Matanda.
To think that for over 20 years ago San Felipe Matanda was only hacienda during the
American occupation owned by Dona Sisang De Leon and after on the barrio of small hunts,
dirt trails, deep wells and gas lamps, it has metamorphosed into a highly progressive
community under the leaderships of barangay Captain Pedro Ignacio. Today’s population is
placed at 2,000 and total land area of about 218 hectares of agricultural and residential lots.
SAN JUAN
Prior to the Spanish conquest of the Islands, San Juan was called “Pintong Gubat”
because it was literally a forest where wild animals abound. When it was established as a
barrio in 1861. It was renamed San Juan, in honor of Governadocillo Don Juan Cajucom.
The earliest settlers were mostly Ilocanos who were responsible in clearing the land.
Upon order of the Governadorcillo. Roads were built leading to the nearly sitios and barrios for
the transportation of their crops. That marked the beginning of San Juan progress.
During the dark days of the last global war. San Juan has a Huk don. As was to be
expected. The hard fact was the Huks were there only to safeguard the security of the barrio.
San Juan’s uphill climb to progress started in 1966. President Diosdado Macapagal’s
roads-building programs resulted is paving of the national road that slices through the barrio.
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Then same electric power and electric appliances in the community multiplied like
mushrooms.
It was in 1965 that the barrio had its complete elementary school. The desire of the
education department to bring the school and the people closer to each other was realized
in the barrio. The net result of this was the improvement of the school and its promises.
Under the leadership of Barangay Captain Momerto Lesagpi, his councilmen, and with
the cooperation of the barangay residents, San Juan with its 500 hectares of the land and
3,000 people will match ahead to prosperity. Add to this the presence of irrigation system and
an imposing chapel which houses its patron Saint San Juan de Dios.
SAN PABLO (Matanda/Bata)
Reliable sources disclose that San Pablo Matanda was named after Pablo Tagatac
Albino, one of the four originals setter, the other three settlers were Diego Enriquez, Julian
Castillo and Teodora Banot. All natives of Sarrat, Ilocos Norte, they arrived in San Pablo in 1854
and settle here.
Located southwest of the Poblacion, San Pablo was traversed by the first national roads
that run from Cabanatuan to Tarlac. It was about a kilometer away from it. After several years,
its population grew bigger until houses could be found all around the place and even in the
vicinity of the newly constructed roads leading to Tarlac via Zaragosa. This gave birth to a
new barrio in 1921 called San Pablo Bata. The original barrio was renamed San Pablo
Matanda.
The first school building in San Pablo Bata was erected on a lot owned by Pedro Albino;
The first chapel, on the lot of Miguel Albino. When Candido Albino was the barrio Lieutenant, a
new school house was build on the lot bought from Feder Santos. Opened in 1951, the first
teacher was Mrs. Eufomia Sanqueza.
SANTIAGO
Santiago is one of the oldest barrios in the town. Strangely enough
however, it
had made very little progress after many years because it was only recently that a good road
was built connecting it to Poblacion . The old road was hardly passable, especially during the
rainy season.
The barangay was named after Santiago de Galicia, renown Spanish general. It is at
the same time its patron Saint. Stories told by the oldest inhabitants disclosed the many
miracles by the patron Saint, one of which occurred during the smallpox epidemic in the
Islands. Very few in the barangay got the diseases, but the image of the Saint especially its
face was riddled with smallpox. Likewise whenever the farmers in the barrio needed water for
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their rice plants. They had only to hold the novena in honor of the Patron Saint and the rains
would come. The feast day of the saint, July 25, is an occasion for merry-making in the barrio.
STO ROSARIO
Sto. Rosario’s original name was Malitlit, because is was virtually a forest and most of
all trees were small or “Malitlit” in the vernacular, People who had seen these trees started
calling the place Malitlit. Not many years later passer-by the village observed that its residents
always prayed the holy rosary before the leaving their house to work in their farms, so they
renamed it Sto. Rosario which is currently its popular name.
Sto. Rosario embraces to sitios, Katuray and Poitan. Under the leadership of Barangay
Captain Felix Pascual, it has progressed by leaps and bounds. It has a complete elementary
school, irrigated rice lands the roads and bridges that connect it to the adjacent barangay to
the town proper.
STO TOMAS
Barangay Sto. Tomas was first called “Pulong Gubat” because it was forest. The first
settlers who arrived here in 1875 were natives of the Ilocano region. They belonged to the
Lomboy, Bumanlag, Pascua and Corpus clans they cleared the forest and planted it to rice
and vegetables. The next thing theydid was to establish the right of ownership to the land. It
took them some 30 years to clean the whole area.
The first head of the barangay was one from the Pascua clan. Then from the lomboy
and Bumanlag clans. A little later, the barangay was renamed Sto. Tomas. The name of the
parton saint in one of the town in the Ilocos Norte.
Sto. Tomas has produced many prominent citizens who have played important roles in
the development of the barangay. Raymundo Bumanlag, Sr., mayor of Aliaga for two terms,
was a native of this barangay. He died during the war.
SUNSON
Northeast of Bibiclat and almost adjoining San Carlos lies a small strips of land known to
many as Sunson. This barangay was originally covered with trees and grasses but the first
settlers who arrived in 1892 converted it into an agricultural land.
One farm crop that became the pride of the settlers was so called “Gabing Sunsong” a
variety of yam. People near and afar went to this village to see this yam. Since the village had
no name, the settlers began calling “Pulong Sunsong”. Today, however, it is called “Sunson”
for short. It was only recently when Sunson became a barangay.
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UMANGAN
Barangay Umangan which is located in the eastern tip of Aliaga was a woodland
during the early years of the Spanish regime. It was dense forest teaming with wild animals,
such as deer, wild pigs, ducks and the like, so much so that it was a favorite hunting ground, in
the absence of shotguns, the hunters used nets of pits equipped with spears and nooses to
trap the animals.
The days come when the settlers decided to clear the forest so they could cultivate the
land. They built huts made of bamboos and cogon grass. Owning of the fertility of the soil, the
number of settlers increased rapidly.
A story is told about a hunter who chanced to pass by and did not know that it was the
same place he used to hunt wild animals a few years back because of the presence of many
houses. He told the inhabitants that their village was once a hunting ground or “Umangan” of
wild animals. From that time on, it was called Umangan. As of 1980, Umangan has 273 houses
and 1,529 inhabitants.
LA PURISIMA
Some 2 ½ kilometers north of the Poblacion lies Barangay La Purisima, one of the oldest
barangay in the municipality. Joined to the Poblacion by a provincial road it was a mere sitio
during the American occupation of the Philippines. It was then called “Tabing Ilog” because it
was just north of the bank of Talavera River that sliced through the boundary of the Quezon
and Aliaga. The river was closed by big logs that were carried by the floods of 1837 from
Caraballo mountains during the term of Gobernadorcillo Anastacio Dimaliwat, this was also
the time when the river that ran across between Pantoc and La Purisima began to
accumulate silt and in the occurs of time cause the floods to enter the town proper during
rainy season.
The closure of Talavera River led to the arrival of immigrants from Ilocos region. Then in
1913 during the time of Mayor Gregorio Pascua, Tabing Ilog became a barrio or Barangay. Its
first Cabeza de Barangay being Carlos Hudencial, followed by Paulino Villanueva who was
responsible for the opening of the first school in the English on June 12, 1922. With only a grade
I class, the first teacher was Mr. Arsenio Dawang of barabgay Sto. Tomas. The pupils who were
from 9-15 years old were proficient in reading Tagalog and in the four fundamental opening
rations. Those good in Tagalog were placed under Mr. Binong Villanueva. The members of the
English class included Mr. Pedro Pagba, former teacher and principal; Tranquillino Rivera,
former Aliaga Councilor, Ladislao Villanueva, a one-time employee in Munoz, Agaton vargas,
Former Member of Sangguniang Nayon; and Rosita Dumayag, a successful businesswoman in
Metro Manila. They closed its door during the School year 1922-1923.
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In 1936 the name Tabing Ilog was change to La Purisima, in honor of its Patroness, La
Purisima Concepcion. Five years later in December 1914, when World war II broke out, the
residents of the barrio evacuated to the Poblacion and settle at the place we now call “River
Side”. During they stay here, they were under the leadership of Barrio Lieutenant Emilio
Payawal.
At the end of the War, they returned to La Purisima, the rehabilitation of the barangay
was undertaken by the inhabitants under the supervision of the barrio Lieutenant Agustin
Sunga, Maximo Mata, Felix Simeon, Leopoldo Angeles, Carmelito Asuncion, Eutiquiano Espino,
and Lucas Fortun. The Elementary School was re-opened immediately.
La Purisima is today a very progressive community with Electricity, good roads joining it
to the Poblacion and nearby Barangays, a Catholic Chapel and a modern health clinic most
of the project, if not all, have been made possible through the efforts of the barangay
Captain Onofre Mata. Mr. Mata has occupied the position since his election in 1972. In
addition, there are now 139 houses and population close to 1000. It is rich in rice and
vegetables. Other barrio Lieutenant who served the barabgay were Florencio Rivera,
Florencio Dimayuga, Luciano Bondoc and Ricardo Agnes.
MUNICIPAL OFFICIALS
Municipal Mayor
Hon. Marcial R. Vargas
Municipal Vice Mayor
Hon. Elizabeth R. Vargas
Councilors
Hon.
Hon.
Hon.
Hon.
Hon.
Hon.
Hon.
ABC President
Hon. Edgardo O. Soledad
Sangguniang Kabataan Pres.
Hon. Rona Jane M. Bondoc
Sangguniang Bayan Sec.
Mr. Bayani Gaya
Cesar M. Cajucom
Alberto Bumanlag
Juanito B. Martin
Jesus D. Ordanes
Juanita de Leon
Lourdes S. Celestino
Melody O. Vegiga
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Appointive Officials :
Municipal Engineer /
Municipal Planning &
Devt. Coordinator
Human
Resource
Mgt.
Engr. Jesner G. Vicencio
Officer Mrs. Maribel G. Agrave
Municipal Treasurer Officer
Mrs.Resurreccion V.Alcantara
Municipal Budget Officer
Mrs. Mayo G. Palileo
Municipal Accountant
Mrs. Nanette A. Tapang
Municipal Assessor
Mr.Nestor Glenn G.Dela Cruz
Municipal Health Officer
Dr. Edgardo El. Carlos
Dr. Jeana F. Soliman
Municipal Social Worker
and Dev’t. Officer
Mrs. Evangeline C. Mercado
Municipal Administrator
Mr. Laverne Manangbao
Barangay Captain and SK Chairman by Barangay:
Barangay
Barangay Captain
SK Chairman
East 1
Rodolfo S. Corpuz
Vanity Clair DG Corpus
East II
Lourdes G. Oria
Estelito dela Cruz Jr.
West III
Edgardo O. Soledad
Raymart DV Porneso
West IV
Joselito P. Lleva
Raymark C. Padrique
Centro
Apolonio D. Valino
Justine D. Deus
Betes
Jun-Jun V. Bumanlag
Lalaine R. Suguitan
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Bibiclat
Norberto F. Eugenio
Vonvon C. Valdez
Bucot
Romulo G. Castello
John Eric G. Aguilar
La Purisima
Cesar P. Pajarillo
Joann R. Bondoc
Macabucod
Herminio B. Bayan
Pirigrin V. Valino
Magsaysay
Hilario A. Caisip
Keycie Nar A. Jose
Pantoc
Rogelio P. Manialong
Rochell A. Garcia
San Carlos
Federico L. Vercida
Julian S. dela Cruz
San Emiliano
Ireneo B. Samson
Joseph Eric S. Ocampo
San Eustacio
Norberto B. Macalinao
Orlando M. Macalinao
San Felipe (B)
Dionisio S. Buan
Catherine G. Martinez
San Felipe (M)
Federico C. Serrano
Al Joel C. Calderon
San Juan
Efipanio J. Armobit
Edrian P. Reyes
San Pablo (B)
Marianito C. Santos
Genesis E. Angeles
San Pablo (M)
Jose C. Samson
Argeil M. Arimbuyutan
Santiago
Gomer T. Coloma
Rona Jane M. Bondoc
Sta Monica
Mario S. Suba
Aldrin P. Ordanes
Sto Tomas
Rodrigo O. Miranda
Lyndon O. Miranda
Sunson
Leonardo M. Miranda Jr
Onne P. Miranda
Umangan
Ramiro L. Dionisio
Salvador C. Alejo
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PROFILE
REGION
PROVINCE
MUNICIPALITY
DISTRICT
: III
: NUEVA ECIJA
: ALIAGA
:1
A- NATURAL FEATURES :
a-1 GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION:
The Municipality of Aliaga is located in the north-eastern part of the Province of Nueva Ecija.
a-2 BOUNDARIES:
Bounded on the North by the Municipality of Quezon, Sto.Domingo and Talavera; on the south
by the Municipality of Zaragoza and Sta. Rosa and Cabanatuan City; and the west by the
Municipality of Zaragoza and Licab.
a-3 DISTANCES:
Twenty one (21) kms. away from Cabanatuan City and one hundred thirty eight (138) kms.
away from Manila.
a-4 LAND AREA
10,263.39 hectares while that on the Province of Nueva Ecija is 5,284.3 square kilometers.
a-5 TOPOGRAPHY:
Nueva Ecija one of the country’s top rice producers, lies on the North Eastern part of the
Central plain of Luzon. The Caraballo Mountains separate Nueva Ecija from Nueva Vizcaya in
the (north east) while the Sierra Madre mountains range in line in eastern boarder the province
is bounded by Nueva Vizcaya on the North East; Pangasinan on the North West; Tarlac on
West; Quezon on the East: Pampanga on the South West; and Bulacan on the South. In the
absence of mountain sea and forest within geographical compass of the town makes for the
monotonously flat and features topography.
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a-6 CLIMATE:
The climate of Aliaga can be described as mild and pleasant. It has two distinct seasons,
namely: rainy season and dry season. The rainy season starts within the month of May and
ends up around the month of December. Towards the end of January the temperature starts
to rise ushering in hot and dry season which starts from January to April. The absence of rainfall
during this period make it the hottest of the year. Rainfall is brought by the typhoon that
usually strikes the province during the month of May to December. The municipality
experiences occasional floods during the period especially the typhoon are too frequent and
severe. During wet season some portion of the municipality are under water. But this only
happens rarely due to the presence of protection dike. The flooded area of Aliaga area
shown in the table below:
AREA
DESCRIPTION
HECTARES
PERCENT %
Slightly Flooded
Severely Flooded
River wash
8,743.38
1,333.21
186.79
85.1
12.99
1.82
TOTAL
10,263.39
100.00
a-7 SOIL:
The municipality is classified as one of the top rice and vegetables producers and soil is
categorized into four (4) kinds as such:
AREA
DESCRIPTION
HECTARES
PERCENT %
Quinga Silt Loam
Zaragoza Clay
Quinga Clay Loam
Quinga Fine Sand
8,529.90
318.17
400.27
1,015.05
83.11
3.10
3.90
9.89
TOTAL
10,263.39
100.00
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a-8 WATER RESOURCES:
In the municipality, there are two (2) sources of water for the irrigation purposes, namely; the
Upper Pampanga River Integrated Irrigation System, Pantoc Communal Irrigation System
(Pantoc CIS). Deep and shallow wells are the common sources in all barangay of the town.
During rainy season low portion of the municipality suffer floods due to overflowing of water
from Talavera River, dikes and creeks.
a-9 MINERAL RESOURCES:
The early mineral products composed mainly of non-metallic minerals are sand and gravel.
a-10 NON-MINERAL RESOURCES:
Bamboo, tambo and cogon grow abundantly in the rural areas. These indigenous building
materials are availed of by the residents in the rural areas to shelter their families. Tambo is
manufactured into broom.
A. SOCIO-ECONOMIC FEATURES:
B-HISTORY OF ALIAGA AS A TOWN :
History has it that Aliaga was originally called “Pulong Bibit” because it was a dumping
place for human skeletons. Upon its establishment as a town in February 8, 1849 it was name
after Aliaga, a town in Spain and the birth place of its first governadorcillo, Don Aniceto Ferry.
With Ilocanos as its first inhabitants, Aliaga was one of the most beautiful and progressive
town in Nueva Ecija during Spanish regime. The town of Zaragoza, Quezon, and Licab were
formerly barrios of Aliaga, It had fine roads, long lines of bazaars, an imposing Catholic
Church, a beautiful public plaza etc. For this reason, it earn the name “Maynilang Munti” (little
Manila).
But in 1873, during the administration of Governadorcillo Don Anastacio Dimaliwat, there
occurred an unusual strong typhoon followed by a big flood that wrought to building, roads,
bridges, farm crops, etc. In 1878, Don Alejandro Santiago was then the Governadorcillo, the
river which served as drainage of town was closed by frequent floods. As a sad result, the
water changed its course. It flooded the town year in and out because of the the annual
floods. Aliaga came to be known as “Venice of Nueva Ecija”. After the flood, the sand and
dust in the street was almost knee deep. Hence, he name Sahara Dessert of the Philippines”.
The floods deposited several inches of mountain soil to the town each years, so much that the
buildings were gradually buried.
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C-DEMOGRAPHIC REFERENCE
C-1 POPULATION
C-1.1 POPULATION DISTRIBUTION BY SEX:
DESCRIPTION
NUMBER
Male
Female
PERCENTAGE%
36,040
35,143
50.63%
49.37%
71,183
100.00
TOTAL
C-1.2 POPULATION DISTRIBUTION BY LOCATION
DESCRIPTION
NUMBER
Urban Population
Rural Population
PERCENTAGE%
9,183
62,000
12.90%
87.10%
TOTAL
71,183
100.00%
C-1.3 TOTAL NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS/POPULATION/PUROK—SITIO
PER BARANGAY
BARANGAY
Poblacion Centro
Poblacion East I
Poblacion East II
Poblacion West III
Poblacion West IV
Betes
Bibiclat
Bucot
La Purisima
Macabucod
Magsaysay
Pantoc
San Carlos
San Emiliano
San Eustacio
San Felipe (B)
# OF
POPULATION
2,856
2,275
2106
1,068
720
1,830
8750
6,275
1,509
1,457
1,975
2,989
2,470
1,021
1,990
1,990
# OF H/H
476
417
351
221
171
321
1,401
1,235
362
310
416
427
551
223
359
359
# OF PUROK
7
7
6
8
3
6
7
6
7
7
6
7
6
7
7
7
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San Felipe (M)
San Juan
San Pablo (B)
San Pablo (M)
Santiago
Sta. Monica
Sto. Rosario
Sto. Tomas
Sunson
Umangan
2,678
6,652
3,474
1,073
1,888
1,102
2,037
6,748
933
3,317
TOTAL
71,183
497
1,236
460
233
404
332
477
1,408
165
642
13,454
5
7
7
4
5
5
6
7
7
7
164
C-1.4 TOTAL NUMBER OF INFORMAL SETTLERS:
BARANGAY
Poblacion Centro
Poblacion East I
Poblacion East II
Poblacion West III
Poblacion WestIV
Betes
Bibiclat
Bucot
La Purisima
Macabucod
Magsaysay
Pantoc
San Carlos
San Emiliano
San Eustacio
San Felipe (B)
San Felipe (M)
San Juan
San Pablo (B)
San Pablo (M)
Santiago
Sta. Monica
Sto. Rosario
Sto. Tomas
Sunson
Umangan
TOTAL :
# OF INFORMAL
SETTLERS
5
5
# OF HOUSE
HOLDS
476
417
351
221
171
321
1,401
1,235
362
310
416
427
551
223
359
359
497
1,236
460
233
404
332
477
1,408
165
642
13,454
# OF PUROK
7
7
6
8
3
6
7
6
7
7
6
7
6
7
7
7
5
7
7
4
5
5
6
7
7
7
164
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D.LAND USES
D-1 EXISTING LAND USES
DESCRIPTION
AREA
HECTARE
Agricultural Land
Wet Land
Built-Up Area
River Wash
TOTAL
PERCENTAGE %
7,504.81
54.40
2,517.39
186.79
73.12
0.53
24.53
1.82
10,263.39
100.00
D-2 LAND CAPABILITY / SOIL CAPABILITY
Being an agricultural-based economy, land/soil is susceptible to farming. The majority of
the populations of Aliaga depend on agriculture as their means of livelihood. A total of
7,504.81 hectare or 73.12% of the total land area of the municipality is devoted to agriculture,
7,041.81 hectare or 68.61% is suitable for paddy rice irrigated, mono cropping and the
remaining 463.00 0r 4.5% is suitable for paddy rice-irrigated, multiple cropping.
Double cropping is regularly practiced by farmers with irrigated farm land. The first crop
(regular) of palay which is usually planted from May to October occupies a wider area than
second cropping of palay which is usually planted from November to April. Inter-cropping of
vegetable is also practiced by some rice farmers with insufficient irrigation and water supply.
Eggplant, tomatoes and other are usually intercropped with palay. Crop rotation is sometimes
applied such as amargoso, mongo, beans, corn and other are planted during dry season and
palay planted during rainy season. This practice is properly applied, improves the soil condition
of the farm including soil fertility, soil texture and water holding capacity of soil.
Rice production in the municipality has a surplus, however, considering Aliaga as an
agricultural municipality, there is still a need for more functional irrigation canal. The second
need for agricultural development is the diversification of crops.
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D-3 GENERAL AND URBAN LAND USE:
D-3.1 AGRICULTURAL LAND USE:
DESCRIPTION
AREA
HECTARE
PERCENTAGE%
Rice Land
Vegetable Land
Fishpond
Orchard
6,923.70
463.00
38.11
80.00
97%
1.5%
0.4%
1.1%
TOTAL
7,504.81
100.00
The town’s total agricultural land area is 7,504.81 hectare or 73.12% of the whole area.
The total area devoted to agriculture is divided into sub-uses:
D-3.2 BUILT—UP AREA:
The existing built-up area of the municipality is approximately 2,517.39 hectares or
24.53% of the whole area of the town which consist of the following distribution:
DESCRIPTION
AREA
HECTARE
PERCENTAGE%
Industrial
Commercial
Residential
Others
178.8
210.72
1,544.05
583.82
1.74
2.05
15.04
5.69
TOTAL
2,517.39
24.53
D-3.3 WET LAND
The wet land area of the municipality consists of 54.40 hectare or 0.50% of the whole
area of the town.
D-3.4 RIVER WASH
The river wash area of the municipality consists of 186.79 hectare or 1.82% of the whole
area of the town.
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E. ECONOMIC REFERENCE
E-1 LABOR
E-1.1 MAJOR OCCUPATION—farming
DESCRIPTION
NUMBER
Agricultural Workers
Non-Agricultural
10,029
3,881.
TOTAL
13,910
E1.2 CLASS WORKERS
DESCRIPTION
NUMBER
Self – Employed
Employed
8,984
16,765
TOTAL
25,749
E-1.3 ALTERNATE LIVELIHOOD
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
Backyard Gardening
Backyard Poultry
Livestock
Fishing
Tambo Making
E-2 AGRICULTURE:
E-2.1 AVERAGE SIZE OF FARM = 1.633 hectare / farmer
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E-2.2 TYPES OF CROP GROWN:
CROP
Palay
Vegetables:
Squash
Tomato
Eggplant
Mongo
Corn
Bitter ground
String beans
PRODUCTION
PEAK
MONTH OF
HARVESTING
QUANTITY
UNIT
Hybrid-6(dry)\5(wet)
In bud 5.0(dry season)
4.0(wet season)
MT
Year round-April
MT
Year round-Nov.
25
30
15
Hybrid 6.5
Opv 4.5
MT
MT
MT
MT
MT
MT
Dec-March
Jan-April-March
April-May-March
April-March
March
March
30
10
MT
MT
March
March
E-2.3 BACKYARD PRODUCTION
TYPE
HEADS
PRODUCTION
QUANTITY
(ANIMAL SPECIE)
Carabao
Cattle
Swine
Goat
Sheep
Dog
heads
heads
heads
heads
heads
heads
1226
90
3364
1455
231
6840
heads
heads
heads
heads
11,526
5,389
100
85
(POULTRY)
Chicken
Duck
Geese
Turkey
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E-2.4 POST HARVEST FACILITIES
FACILITY
Mechanical dryer (not operational)
Hand Tractor
4-Wheel Tractor
Shallow Tube Well (STW)
Thresher
Rice Mill
Warehouse
Dryer
NUMBER
11
33
22
314
268
33
150
155
E-2.5 FISH PRODUCTION
In the whole municipality, there are 150 units of fish ponds which consist of about 7.5
hectare. These 7.5 hectares produce about 60 metric tons of tilapia each year. The term of
harvest is twice a year.
E-3 ECONOMIC ESTABLISHMENTS
TYPE OF ESTABLISHMENTS
Sari-Sari Store / General Merchandise
Palay Traders / Rice Mill
Agriculture Supply
Bakery / Carinderia
Beauty Parlor / Cosmetics
Gift Shop / School Supply
Tailoring / Dress Shop
Appliance / Furniture
Garments
Flower / Printing Shop / Xerox
Computer / Video / Photo Service
Vulcanizing / Welding / Metal Works/Junk
Motorcycle/Auto / Spare Parts Supply
Hardware
Banks
Pawnshop / Money Changer/Lending
Gasoline Station
Water Refilling /Water System
CHB Manufacturing / Gravel & Sand
Construction
Drug Store
Medical/Dental/Optical clinic
Games & Amusmt. /lotto/Small Town Lottery
NUMBER
173
30
13
14
7
7
4
3
18
2
9
4
7
9
1
14
7
6
6
6
6
7
3
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E-4 COTTAGE AND SMALL INDUSTRIES
a)
b)
c)
d)
Garments
Tambo broom making
Stove making (cement)
Pancit canton making (saluyot and calabasa flavor)
F. INFRASTRUCTURE:
F-1 SOURCE OF ELECTRICITY – NEECO II
F-2 SOURCE OF POTABLE WATER
F-2.1 TECHNOWATER CORP. – a company established to provide and supplied potable water in
Aliaga through pipe water system. At present the total volume of water supplied in ten (10) barangays were
48,768 cu.m. and it supplies 1,873 households. The company were upgrading and continue their construction to
supply other barangay of Aliaga.
BARANGAY
East I
East II
West III
West IV
Centro
Betes
Bibiclat
Bucot
La Purisima
Macabucod
Magsaysay
Pantoc
San Carlos
San Emiliano
San Eustacio
San Felipe (B)
San Felipe (M)
San Juan
San Pablo (B)
San Pablo (M)
Santiago
Sta. Monica
Sto. Rosario
Sto. Tomas
% OF
HOUSEHOLD
WITH MAIN
WATER
SOURCE
95.71
88.33
72.5
83.3
100.00
93.33
87.14
89.16
57.14
41.14
75.0
95.0
65.0
14.29
100.00
14.29
99.0
51.43
82.14
90.0
85.0
23.0
100.00
90.0
DESCRIPTION OF MAIN
WATER SORCE
PURPOSE /
USE OF
WATER
Shallow Well/Pipe Water Sys.
Artesian Well/Pipe Water Sys.
Artesian Well/Pipe Water Sys.
Artesian Well/Pipe Water Sys.
Artesian Well/Pipe Water Sys.
Shallow Well
Shallow / Deep Well
Shallow / Pipe Water Sys.
Shallow Well
Shallow Well
Artesian Well/Pipe Water Sys.
Artesian Well
Deep WellShallow Well
Shallow Well
Shallow Well
Shallow Well
Shallow Well
Artesian Well
Shallow Well
Shallow Well/Pipe Water Sys.
Artesian Well
Deep Well/Pipe Water Sys.
Shallow Well
General use
-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-
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Sunson
Umangan
98.57 Shallow Well
68.57 Artesian Well
-do-do-
F-3 TRANSPORTATION:
There are round 50 units of mini-buses operating as means of transportation.
F-4 COMMUNICATIONS:
COMMUNICATION SERVICE
NUMBER
Postal Service
Telephone Service
Telecom Office
Cellphones
1
1
1
(private use)
F-5 ROADS
ROADS
CONCRETE
ASPHALT
GRAVEL
TOTAL
KMS.
National Road
Provincial Road
Municipal Road
Barangay Road
7,681.5
10,079.8
6,111
28,065.1
4,734
107
2,107
6,269.4
2,055
15,771.90
12,415.5
19,775.4
8,166
45,944.8
TOTAL
39,848.1
5,170
39,592.6
86,301.7
F-5.1
ROADS
BARANGAY
CONCRETE
N
Poblacion
*East I
*East II
*West III
P
2571
M
6111
ASPHALT
B
N
P
M
GRAVEL
B
N
P
M
2055
B
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*West IV
*Centro
Betes
Bibiclat
Bucot
La Purisima
Macabucod
Magsaysay
Pantoc
San Carlos
San Emiliano
San Eustacio
San Felipe (B)
San Felipe (M)
San Juan
San Pablo (B)
San Pablo (M)
Santiago
Sta. Monica
Sto. Rosario
Sto. Tomas
Sunson
Umangan
TOTAL
1608
813
1750
374
1130
5691
1117
749
1543
1186.4
1308
1312.6
329
2036
2574
927
2351
29.3
1255
600
1112.6
-
3801
-
2202
1764
7.681.5
1112.7
742
1392
856
221
1325.7
800
60
107
18,482.0
6,111
1548
1683
270
1400
2047.8
834.5
1288.3
235
1195
2439
2751
1613
2565.3
29.473.9
672
415
664
167
2360
105.3
159
908
240
230
4,734
107
2107
2498
1571
842
59
625.2
1186.4
2,055
14.3639
CODE:
N – National Road
P – Provincial Road
M – Municipal Road
B – Barangay Road
F-6 BRIDGES
BRIDGE
National
Provincial
CONCRETE
TOTAL KMS.
San Felipe (B)
San Juan
San Emiliano
Bucot
12 m
9 mtrs.
24 mtrs
18.5 mtrs
San Pablo (M)
12 mtrs
Municipal
Barangay
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TOTAL
75.50 mtrs.
G. SOCIAL & CULTURAL REFERENCE
G-1 EDUCATIONAL SERVICE
ELEMENTARY LEVEL:
G-1.1 GOVERNMENT OWNED
NAME OF SHOOL
Aliaga Central E/S
Bibiclat E / S
Sto. Tomas E / S
San Juan E / S
Bucot E / S
Sto.Rosario E / S
Umangan E / S
San Carlos E / S
San Felipe E /S
San Emiliano E /S
Sta. Monica E / S
Sunson E/ S
San Pablo (M) E /S
Doň E. Soriano E / S
San Eustacio E / S
Betes E / S
Santiago E / S
La Purisima E / S
G. Medina E / S
Pantoc E / S
Magsaysay E / S
San Pablo (B) E / S
Dona Elena ES
NO. OF
CLASSROOM
27
22
18
19
19
14
15
13
10
7
7
7
7
10
7
8
9
8
8
7
8
9
8
260
TOTAL
ENROLLEE
MALE
308
353
345
255
361
232
298
195
143
64
73
66
86
117
103
126
127
110
99
147
119
124
108
3,959
FEMALE
325
431
315
223
341
217
278
196
127
55
46
54
72
97
82
119
141
104
96
149
107
111
109
3,795
NO. OF
TEACHER
27
22
18
17
17
13
11
11
9
4
3
5
7
6
6
7
7
8
7
8
8
7
8
RATIO
1:44
1:44
1:39
1:37
1:44
1:40
1:40
1:47
1:43
1:17
1:25
1:18
1:28
1:26
1:34
1:25
1:31
1:31
1:37
1:45
1:44
1:49
1:28
SOURCE: Based on actual record of enrollees of each school (SY-2012-2013)
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G-1.2 PRIVATE OWNED:
NAME OF SCHOOL
Aliaga Bright Minds
Academy
(ABMA) Poblacion
West IV
Aliaga Cyber School
Poblacion Centro
Aliaga Ecumenical
School
Poblacion Centro
Regina Barbara
Learning Center
Poblacion East I
NO. OF
CLASSROOM
TOTAL
ENROLLEE
MALE
FEMALE
NO. OF
TEACHER
RATIO
10
122
135
17
1:15
3
20
20
5
1:13.4
8
44
47
9
1:10
SOURCE: Based on actual record of enrollees (SY-2012-2013)
G-1.3 SECONDARY LEVEL
NAME OF
SCHOOL
Aliaga National
High
School, Poblacion
East II
Sto. Tomas High
School,
Sto. Tomas,A.N.E.
Restituto B. Peria
High
School, Bibiclat,
A.N.E.
CLSU
(Laboratory)
High School,
Bibiclat, A.N.E.
NO. OF
CLASSROOM
TOTAL
ENROLLEE
NO. OF
TEACHER
RATIO
MALE
FEMALE
29
747
801
36
1:41
15
311
348
23
1:45
8
294
333
20
1:32
4
42
71
7
1:22
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Restituto B. Peria
High School, ( San
Carlos)
Umangan National
High School
6
154
138
6
1:48
4
110
114
9
1:25
SOURCE: Based on actual record of enrollees (2012 -2013)
G-1.4 TERTIARY LEVEL
NAME OF
SCHOOL
NO. OF
CLASSROOM
Western Nueva Ecija
Colleges (WNEC) ,
Bucot,A.N.E.
Vocational / Technical
7
TOTAL
ENROLLEE
MALE FEMALE
26
34
NO. OF
TEACHER
RATIO
9
-
COURSES OFFERED:
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
ADM
CP1
CP2
Management
Education
Engineering
SOURCE: School Record
G-2 HEALTH & NUTRITION SERVICES
G-2.1 Hospital
-None
G-2.2 Medical Clinic
-4
G-2.3 Dental Clinic
-5
G-2.4 Optical Clinic
-1
G.2-5 Health Workers (on practice within the municipality)
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
f)
g)
Doctor
Nurse
Dentist
Medical technologist
Sanitary Inspector
BHW
BSPO
-6
-2
-6
-1
-2
-182
-56
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G-2.6 Daycare Center
-26
G-2.7 Pharmacy
-5
G-2.8 SANITATION:
EXCRETA DISPOSAL
BARANGAY
WATER SEALED
PIT PRIVY
WITHOUT C.R
East I
East II
West III
West IV
Centro
Betes
Bibiclat
Bucot
La Purisima
Macabucod
Magsaysay
Pantoc
San Carlos
San Emiliano
San Eustacio
San Felipe (B)
San Felipe (M)
San Juan
San Pablo (B)
San Pablo (M)
Santiago
Sta. Monica
Sto. Rosario
Sto. Tomas
Sunson
Umangan
283
218
165
107
237
286
1046
663
241
199
364
276
372
171
251
199
347
654
283
152
236
129
331
754
105
448
42
24
19
11
31
39
137
80
34
24
38
32
49
21
14
23
50
90
31
16
27
13
41
97
11
53
8
12
9
8
9
12
34
33
9
9
10
15
17
6
14
10
12
26
10
12
12
8
13
31
8
3
TOTAL
8,512
1,047
350
SOURCE: RHU Data
G-2.9 GARBAGE DISPOSAL
a) Composting
G-2.10 FOOD SOURCE
a) Market
b) Ambulant
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c) Sari-Sari Store
G-2.11 FUNERAL PARLOR
= 2
G-2.12 CEMETERY
a) Public
b) Private
=
=
4
1
G-2.13 PUBLIC Market – 1
a)
b)
c)
d)
Floor Area
Total Land Area
No. of Permanent Stall
No. of Market Day
=
=
=
=
640 sq. meters
2,423 sq. meters
25
3 days (Mon, Thur., Sat.)
G-3 RECREATIONAL FACILITY
FACILITY
Billiard
Resort (Swimming Pool)
Restaurant
Basket Ball Court
Telemedia
Cockpit Arena
NUMBER
1
3
1
26
1
1
G-4 TOURISM
a) Taong Putik Festival (every feast day of Bibiclat – June 24)
b) Pilgrimage Church (Nuestra Seňora delas Saleras Parish Church)
c) Sinakulo Festival (every Holy Week)
G-5 PEACE and ORDER
G-5.1 Average Crime rate
a) Common crime against human life
b) Common crime against poverty
c) Common crime against chastity
-
0.52 / 100,000
-
0
0
0
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G-5.2 Insurgency
-
none
G-5.3 Number of Police Station
-
1
G-5.4 Number of Policemen
-
42
G-5.5 Number of Police Vehicle
-
2 mobile patrol
G-5.6 Number of Fire Station
-
1
G-5.7 Number of Fire Truck
-
1
H. POLITICAL AND ADMINISTRATION ORGANIZATION
H-1 Municipal Officials:
POSITION
NAME
BIRTHDAY
Mayor
Vice Mayor
Marcial Vargas
Elizabeth R. Vargas
September 04, 1953
September 15, 1955
EDUCATION /
BUSINESS
College Graduate
MA. Bus. Mgt.
Councilors
Cesar M. Cajucom
Juanita De Leon
Juanito D. Martin
Lourdes S. Celestino
Melody O. Vegiga
Jesus D. Ordanes
Alberto M. Bumanlag
Almario Bernabe
March 8, 1952
May 03, 1963
June 24, 1962
Oct. 27, 1958
Oct. 09, 1985
April 22,1962
Aug. 8, 1961
April 09, 1958
College Graduate
Under Graduate
Under Graduate
College Graduate
College Graduate
Dentist
BSCE Graduate
College Graduate
ABC President
Edgardo O. Soledad
March 6, 1950
Businessman
S. K. Fed. Pres.
Rhona Jane Bondoc
Present Student
H-2 PEOPLES ORGANIZATION / NON-GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION /`
RELIGIOUS AND CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Malitlit Multi-Purpose Kilusang Bayan, Inc. Sto. Rosario.
La Purisima Primary Multi- Purpose Kilusang Bayan, Inc. La Purisima.
Pantoc Irrigators Association, Inc. Pantoc.
Health Irrigated Development Services, Inc. La Purisima & Bibiclat.
Aliaga Lingkod Bayan Foundation, Aliaga N. E.
Kabasta Primary Multi-Purpose Kilusang Bayan, Inc. San Emiliano
Gintong Ani Development Cooperative, Inc. San Felipe (M)
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8. Upland Farmers Multi-Purpose Cooperative, Inc.
9. Katipunan ng Bagong Filipina
10. Kababaihan
11. Anihan ng mga Manggagawa sa Agrikultura
12. Aliaga Tricycle Driver’s Association
13. Market Vendor Association
14. Office of Senior Citizen’s Affair
15. Damayan
16. Parish Pastoral Council
17. Knights of Columbus
18. Catholic Women’s League (CWL)
19. Couples for Christ (CFC)
20. Singles for Christ (SFC)
21. Youth for Christ (YFC)
22. Apostolada ng Panalangin
23. Nuestra Senora delas Saleras Guardia de Honor
24. Legion of Mary
25. Cathechist
26. NSDS Devotees
27. Tinig ng Panginoon
h-3 BARANGAY AND S.K. OFFICIAL
BARANGAY
PUNONG
BARANGAY
KAGAWAD
SECRETARY
TREASURER
S.K.
CHAIRMAN
Vanity Claire
Corpus
Pob. East I
Rodolfo Corpus
Nerissa Corpus
Encarnacion J. Ico
Lorenzo Diaz
Vicente Soro
Rommel
Fernando
Estelito A.
dela Cruz Jr.
Isagani Rivera
Vivencio Corpus
Raymart DV
Porneso
Roman Perez
Elpidio Diaz
Renato Corpus
Marianito S. Luna
Jomar G. Manubay
Melencio C. Dumlao
Pob. East II
Lourdes Oria
Fernando Callet
Luzviminda Galang
Alberto F. Soro
Alexander R. Diaz
Mary Jean L. Rivera
Romeo G. Victoria
Pob. West III
Edgardo Soledad
Percival M. Villareal
Mario P. Reyes
Willy E. Valdez
Eduardo R. Corpus
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Luisito L. Benedicto
Ramonito g. Serapio
Armnado E. domingo
Pob. West IV
Joselito Lleva
Armando D. Nacino
Rexcyll B. Alamon
Rolando Corpus
Raymark
Padrique
Anicia M. Bayudan
Juliana R. Corpus
Leonardo A.. Castro
Hubert S. Gregorio
Gerry T. Ramos
Edwin L. Padrique
Pob. Centro
Apolonio Valino
Rinaldo O. Mendoza
Michael Angelo de Leon
Enelita Portana
Ernesto Buenaventura
Enrico Bumanlag
Prudencio Cagawan
Romeo Mata
Rodolfo Medrano
Ernesto C. Lagat
Justine Deus
Betes
Junjun Bumanlag
Renner T. Reyes
Pablo N. Magisa
Flordeliza L.
Nicolas
Lalaine R.
Suguitan
Maricar dela Cruz
Richard Fajardo
Vonvon
Valdez
Erwin A. Maderia
Ernseto E.
Cajucom
John Eric
Aguilar
Mario S. Talavera
Crispin M. Agnes
Pablito M. Lucas
Augusto C. Esmabe
Danilo D. Cortez
Elmer S. Gonzales
Bibiclat
Norbeto F.
Eugenio
Ace Patrick Fernando
Mauro Guevarra
Zacarias Clemente
Oscar B. Aguilar
Elpidio C. Barlan
Benedicto M. Tiburcio
Danilo V. Banaag
Bucot
Romulo G.
Castelo
Antonio Maderia
Tomas G. Samson
Wilson Joaquin
Roberto G. Mendoza
Ruben Azupardo
Robert Jose
Robert Tolentino
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La Purisima
Cesar Pajarillo
Matea Magno
Edison Pajarillo
Reynaldo Mactal
Edwin Gabuya
Fernando L. Angeles
Virgilio Villa
Francisco Santos
Eselita Estolas
Rufino Mata
Joann Bondoc
Macabucod
Herminio Bayan
Benigno D. Vicente
Sulpicio Aber
Rogelio Mariano
Florencio Lumabao
Hermie Batacan
Eduardo Orpia
Alfonso Dawang
Gregorio Dawang
Alvino Domingo
Pirigrin Valino
Magsaysay
Hilario P. Caisip
Jaime P. Mendoza
Carlos M. Soro
Alfaro Ariel
Keycie Nar
Jose
Wenseslao
Tumpalan
Agripino M.
Balandang
Rochell A.
Garcia
Celso Bagan
Merlinda Canoza
Julian S. dela
Cruz
Hermogenes
Sagun
Tranquilino
Agulto
Joseph Eric
Ocampo
Pablito C. Soro
Gloria M. Bayudan
Ruben I. Estrella
Christian A. Malicse
Florante G. Diaz
Dionsio G. Punla
Pantoc
Rogelio P.
Manialong
Analyn A. Garcia
Almario B. Bulawit
Efren M. reyes
Emeraldo Domingo
Ramonito Garo
Pedrito Flores
Lauro M. Agnes
San Carlos
Federico Vercida
Ponciano M Llamas
Reynaldo dela Cruz
Narciso J. Santos
Melchor F. Cuevo
Felix V. Cuison
Joseph L. Flores
Geronimo F. Villaviza
San Emiliano
Irenio B. Samson
Rogelio Manabat
Victoria P. Mariano
Norie Ismael
Danilo Samson
Alexander Timbang
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Gilbert Manabat
Eddie Alcantara
San Eustacio
Norberto
Macalinao
Edwin S. Lustre
Ramil Nustre
Noel De Leon
Orlando M.
Macalinao
Francisco Lugod
Joselito
Villanueva
Catherine
Martinez
Rolando Jose
Cesario Soledad
Aljoel
Calderon
Danilo Dinio
Orlando Lagasca
Ernesto Corpus
Redentor Fajardo
Juanito Sarmiento
Christopher Banaga
San Felipe(B)
Dionisio Buan
Guillermo dela Cruz
Virgilio Martinez
Narciso Vicencio
Alfredo Ca bahil
Joselito Salonga
Pedro Villanueva
Narciso Satur
San Felipe(M)
Federico C.
Serrano
Teddy M. Fajardo
Rodolfo de Leon
Fernando Alfaro
Alvin Serrano
Carlos Cabantac
Gloria Jimenez
Eduardo Bautista
San Juan
Efipanio Armobit
Jun Mangahas
Alfredo Puyat
Ruperto Cajucom
Rexodus Sandaan
Nicolas Talao
Armando Laureano
Susan Ramos
Dionisio Pagba
Raymundo Roniel
Edrian Reyes
San Pablo(B)
Marionito Santos
Dick Dizon
Mary Jaccyleneo
Fronda
Marilou Maya-an
Genesis
Angeles
Elino Reyes
Eduardo Beltran
Marcelo Angeles
Nick Cudia
Ardinand Bernabe
Elena dela Cruz
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San Pablo(M)
Jose M. Samson
Virgilio Gungab
Domingo
Pregillana
Norberto Tadique
Argeil
Arimbuyutan
Rogelio Soro
Nunilon Soro
Rona Jane
Bondoc
Michael Palapal
Luisa Venus Diaz
Alfonso Sanchez
Aldrin
Ordanes
Felixberto Mejia
Ma. Lourdes Pante
Eusebio Villa
Francisco Ramos
Teodoro Evangelista
Dolores Hernaez
Pedro Vizconde
Roberto Celestino
Macario
Vitangcol
Jee Ann
Santos
June Rimorin
Ramiro Damo
Lyndon
Miranda
Elegio Talampas
Evelyn Simon
Onne Miranda
Roman Simon
Febencio Santos
Federico Felix
Avelino Busrtria
Jomel Garo
Juanito Castillo
Santiago
Gomer Coloma
Paula Pascual
Romeo Benedicto
Ferdinand Porneso
Jeanette Coloma
Ariel Dasig
Rufino Marzan
Domingo Reyes
Sta. Monica
Sto. Rosario
Mario S. Suba
Reynaldo
Sanchez
Armando Gomez
Efren Vizconde
Juanito D. Sanchez
Patricio V. Belmonte
Juanito R. Celestino
Leoncio M. santiago
Sto. Tomas
Rodrigo Miranda
Daniel Miranda
Generoso Sabinorio
Jovencio Bumanlag
Fortunato Balajadia
Cirilo Antonio
Vicente Bumanlag Jr.
Zenaida Pascua
Sunson
Leonardo
Miranda
Pedro Bagan
Larry Calaranan
Jun Alamon
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Benigno Alamon
Nestor de Rueda
Pablito Marzan
Jerry Viloria
Umangan
Ramiro Dionisio
Alexander Barlam
Guillermo
Hernandez
Marcelo Fraile
Salvador Alejo
Gregorio San Pedro
Mario Legaspi
Primo Cabahil
Eric Dionisio
Miguel Ladignon
Carlito Alcantara
h-4 POLLING RECORDS
BARANGAY
East I
East II
West III
West IV
Centro
Betes
Bibiclat
Bucot
La Purisima
Macabucod
Magsaysay
Pantoc
San Carlos
San Emiliano
San Eustacio
San Felipe (B)
San Felipe (M)
San Jaun
San Pablo (B)
San Pablo (M)
Santiago
Sta. Monica
Sto. Rosario
Sto. Tomas
Sunson
Umangan
NUMBER
OF
PRECINTS
6
6
6
4
7
7
24
17
7
5
7
7
9
4
6
6
9
15
7
5
6
4
7
16
4
11
REGISTERED VOTERS
Male
Female
576
584
528
285
607
648
2,104
1,441
637
450
710
642
926
358
511
516
811
1,426
656
381
566
329
669
1,523
319
1,034
619
565
502
294
695
648
2,228
1,460
567
480
655
629
860
352
528
509
843
1,462
662
387
580
279
662
1,584
341
1,097
TOTAL
1,195
1,149
1,030
579
1,302
1,296
4,332
2,901
1,204
930
1,365
1,271
1,786
710
1,039
1,025
1,654
2,888
1,318
768
1,146
608
1,331
3,107
660
2,131
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TOTAL
212
19,237
19,488
28.
38,725
SOURCE: Comelec Office
I. MISCELLANEOUS DATA:
i-1 DISTANCE FROM BARANGAY TO POBLACION / LAND AREA PER BARANGAY
BARANGAY
East I
East II
West III
West IV
Centro
Betes
Bibiclat
Bucot
La Purisima
Macabucod
Magsaysay
Pantoc
San Carlos
San Emiliano
San Eustacio
San Felipe (B)
San Felipe (M)
San Jaun
San Pablo (B)
San Pablo (M)
Santiago
Sta. Monica
Sto. Rosario
Sto. Tomas
Sunson
Umangan
TOTAL
KILOMETER
8.0
3.0
3.0
4.0
8.0
3.5
2.5
7.0
1.0
5.0
8.0
7.0
5.0
4.0
5.0
2.0
3.0
1.0
7.0
6.0
9.0
AREA (Has)
129.85
56.79
87.00
35.85
39.00
512.50
961.29
712.30
566.56
408.90
459.77
416.00
626.00
232.00
500.00
309.00
317.75
678.75
324.30
210.75
361.34
664.00
412.00
402.44
280.00
550.75
10,263.39
SOURCE: Assessor’s Office/MPDC File
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i-2 LIST PAST MAYOR’S OF ALIAGA NUEVA ECIJA
NAME
Ancieto Ferry
Marcos Benoza
Pedro Samson
Pantaleon Dumayag
Estanislao Yango
Romualdo Lleva
Aniceto Ferry
Anastacio Dimaliwat
Felipe Medina
Mateo Corpus
Aniceto Ferry
Eusebio Asuncion
Juan Cajucom
Leon Flora
Anastacio Dimaliwat
Fernando Simeon
Anastacio Dimaliwat
Agaton Mehiko
Fernando Simeon
Anastacio Dimaliwat
Felipe Medina
Alejandro Santiago
Justo Agaton
Eustaquio Garcia
Cornelio Ortega
Victorino Cajucom
Feliciano Soriano
Escolastico Delos Santos
Jose Guia
Pedro Manas
Casimiro Tinio
Apolinario Duran
Santiago Gregorio
Macario Delos Santos
Pablo Medina
Nicolas Cajucom
Alenjando Corpus
Feliciano Ramoso
Victor Domingo
Martin Villasam
Alejandro Corpus
Gregorio Pascua
Pablo Medina
LENGTH OF
SERVICE
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
9 months
3 months
1
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
6
YEAR OF
SERV ICE
1849
1850
1851
1852
1853
1854
1855
1856
1857
1858
1859
1860
1861
1862
1863
1864-1865
1866-1867
1868-1869
1870-1871
1872-1873
1874-1875
1876-1877
1878-1879
1880-1881
1882-1883
1884-1885
1886-1887
1888-1889
1890-1891
1892-1893
1894-1895
1896-1897
1898
1898
1899
1900-1902
1903-1904
1905-1906
1907-1908
1909-1910
1911-1912
1913-1914
1915-1920
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Emiliano Soriano
Alfonso Ortega
Raymundo Bumanlag Sr.
Joaquin Villanueva
3
6
3
3
1921-1924
1925-1930
1931-1934
1935-1937
i-3 LOCAL GOVERNMENT UNIT HEAD OF OFFICES
NAME
Marcial R Vargas
Elizabeth R. Vargas
Nanette A. Tapang
Laverne Managbao
Engr. Jesner G. Vicencio
Resurreccion V. Alcantara
Menard A. de Leon
Edgardo El. Carlos M.D
Jeana F. Soliman M.D
Milagros A. Aguilar
Nestor Glenn G. Dela Cruz
Maribel B. Agrave
Mayo G. Palileo
POSITION
-
Municipal Mayor
Municipal Vice-Mayor
Secretary to the Sangguniang Bayan
Actg. Municipal Accountant
Actg. Municipal Administrator
Mun. Planning & Dev’t Coord.
Actg. Building Official
Actg. Municipal Treasurer
Municipal Agricultural Officer
Rural Heath Physician
Rural Heath Physician
Local Civil Registrar
Actg. Municipal Assessor
Human Resource Management Officer
Budget Officer III
i-3.1 LOCAL GOVERNMENT UNIT HEAD OF OFFICES & STAFF
OFFICE OF THE MAYOR:
Marcial R. Vargas
Wilfredo P Lleva
Florencio V. Soro
Susana R. Ramos
Anicia C. Isidro
Ricardo M. de Guzman
Bernardino F. Samson
Juan M. Umali
-
Municipal Mayor
Security Guard III
Supply Officer I
Storekeeper I
Licensing Officer I
Market Inspector
Utility Worker
Utility Worker
OFFICE OF THE SANGGUNIANG BAYAN:
Elizabeth R. Vargas
Cesar M. Cajucom
Alberto Bumanlag
Juanito B. Martin
Jesus D. Ordanes
Juanita de Leon
-
Municipal Vice-Mayor
S.B Member
S.B Member
S.B Member
S.B Member
S.B Member
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Lourdes S. Celestino
Almario Berrnabe
Melody O. Vegiga
Edgardo O. Soledad
Rona Jane M. Bondoc
Rafaelita B. Villareal
-
S.B Member
S.B Member
S.B Member
ABC President
SK Federation President
Messenger
OFFICE OF THE HUMAN RESOURCE MANANGEMENT:
Maribel B. Agrave
-
Human Res. Mgt. Officer IV
OFFICE OF THE MUNICIPAL PLANNING & DEV’T. COORDINATOR:
Engr. Jesner G. Vicencio
-
Mun. Planning & Dev’t. Coord.
OFFICE OF THE LOCAL CIVIL REGISTRAR:
Milagros A. Aguilar
Luzviminda M. Aguilar
Florida Yabut
-
Registration Officer IV
Clerk IV
Bookbinder III
-
Budget Officer III
BUDGET OFFICE:
Mayo G. Palileo
OFFICE OF THE MUNICIPAL ACCOUNTANT:
Nanette A. Tapang
Nancy G. Castillo
-
Actg. Municipal Accountant
Computer Operator
OFFICE OF THE MUNICIPAL TREASURER:
Ressureccion V. Alcantara
Luciana L. Nieves
Lorenzo G. Felipe
Freddie de Vera
-
Actg. Municipal Treasurer
Local Rev. Coll. Officer II
Rev. Collection Clerk III
Bookbinder III
OFFICE OF THE MUNICIPAL ASSESOR:
Nestor Glenn G. dela Cruz
Dalisay G. dela Vega
-
Tax Mapper II
Assessment Clerk III
-
Rural Health Physician
Rural Health Physician
RURAL HEALTH SERVICES:
Edgardo El. Carlos
Jeana F. Soliman
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Laureta A. Umpad
Rowena C. de Plata
Marlene C. Cabacungan
Marlene G. Manubay
Jocelyn M. Javier
Geronima A. Azarcon
Anna Liza C. Pascual
Pastora T. Aquino
Haidee Cando
-
Nurse II
Nurse II
Midwife II
Midwife II
Midwife II
Midwife II
Midwife II
Midwife I
Midwife I
-
Dentist
Dental Aide
DENTAL SERVICES :
Bienvedino Romero Jr.
Carlos Sagnip
SOCIAL WELFARE DEVELOPMENT OFFICE:
Evangeline C. Mercado
Emerenciana D. Gonzalez
Nelmida M. Aragon
rene F. Santos
-
Social Welfare Officer IV
Day Care Worker I
Day Care Worker I
Day Care Worker I
OFFICE FOR AGRICULTURAL SERVICES:
Menard A. De Leon
Normita C. Tolentino
Isabelita B. Aliga
Danilo P. Manialong
Ruperto L. Bulan
Flordeliza O. Corpus
Linda C. Dela Vega
Mario C. Mendoza
Angelita S. Octavo
Martina C. Legaspi
-
Municipal Agriculturist
Agriculturist II
Agriculturist II
Agricultural Technician
Agricultural Technician
Agricultural Technician
Agricultural Technician
Agricultural Technician
Agricultural Technician
Agricultural Technician
i-4 NATIONAL OFFICES PERSONNEL
i-4.1 COMELEC OFFICE
Elvira S. San Juan
-
Election Officer II
-
Collection Agent
i-4.2 BIR
Liwayway M. de Guzman
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i-4.3 DILG OFFICE
Carol L. Javate
-
LGOO
-
Population Officer
-
Post Man II
Post Man II
Post Man II
Post Man II
i-4.4 POPCOM
Zoraida L. Enriquez
i-4.5 POST OFFICE
Rodel Puno
Ponciano Castillio
Joven Parfan
Daniel Rivera
1-4.6 MUNICIPAL TRIAL COURT
Hon. Joselito Galang
Artemio M. Corpus
Ermelita B. Castillio
Priscila S. Manlusoc
Adoracion R. Jose
Ermelita S. Malunao
Herminio S. Adao
Mark Derick B. Castillo
John M. Ortiz
-
Acting Presiding Judge
Clerk of Court I
Court Interpreter
Court Stenographer
Court Stenographer
Court Stenographer
Clerk II
Junior Process Server
Utility
-
Telecom Operator
1-4.7TELECOM OFFICE
Mario Federico
1-4.8 DEPARTMENT OF AGRARIAN REFORM
Clemente G. Fernando
Elvira C. Lagmay
Mercedes S. Murillo
-
MARO
ARPT
ARPT
1-4.9 PHILIPPINE NATIONAL POLICE-ALIAGA POLICE STATION
NAME
RANK
Reuben G. Garcia
Antonio M. Manucot
Danilo C. Toralba
Alberto B. Garcia
Fernando M. Cajucom
PSI
SPO4
SPO4
SPO3
SPO1
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Maxima E. Liwag
Alejandro B. Roxas
Ramil R. Sanchez
Juvenal S. Bernardino
Osmando S. Bernardino
Rene M. Biag
Reynaldo M. Castro
Antonio S. Daga
Jerry M. Ferry
Crisanto C. Silva
Victor S. Panlilio
Danilo C. Zulueta Jr.
Ernesto O. Sagun
Mario C. Samson
Renante E. Tapang
Rosendo M. Valdez
Severino M. Alarcon
Rickwed G Canceran
Renante E. Tapang
Adrian P. Lapitan
Noel P. Villajuan
JasonP. Cabangbang
Jose R. Balingit
Celedonio M. Banaga Jr.
Rolando V. Basmayor Jr.
Albert S. Calosa
.
Alden Joy S. Duran
Ceffrey A. Huerta
Melissa M. Marzan
Louiesito DC Francisco
Renante M. Pineda
Romulo R. Raymundo
Ronald R. Sanches
Mario M. Tabigne
Alexander M. Ordonio
Jeffrey B. Gregorio
Matias D. Pangilinan II
Sidney O. Urmatan
SPO1
SPO1
SPO1
SPO1
PO3
PO3
PO3
PO3
PO3
PO3
PO3
PO2
PO2
PO2
PO2
PO2
PO2
PO2
PO2
PO2
PO2
PO2
PO1
PO1
PO1
PO1
PO1
PO1
PO1
PO1
PO1
PO1
PO1
PO1
PO1
PO1
PO1
PO1
1-4.10 BUREAU OF FIRE PROTECTION
Elmer Gamotea
Tagumpay Supena
Lorenzo Mendoza
-
OIC/BFP/FO3
FO1
FO1
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1-4.11 DEP. ED, ELEMENTARY LEVEL-FACULTY
Lourdes P. Cacatian
District Supervisor
ALIAGA CS
Emma P. Balutan
Rowena C. Lina
Marissa V. Portana
May B. Nieves
Eleonor M. Quiambao
Marites A. Corpus
Rianita C. Briones
Gloria B. Feliciano
Emily M. Bayudan
Marlou P. Cacatian
Imelda M. Samson
Cristina C. Orpia
Criziel M. Reyes
Virginia C. Olanda
Eva C. Padua
Mildred DV Deus
Mariz C. Muy
Ma. Elena S. Soriano
Rosanna E. Gomez
Marian T. Nazar
Emily B. Gomez
Jesusa F. Vizconde
Maricel D. Evangelista
Nerissa J. Cruz
Reyan T. Domingo
Maricel A. Vendivel
Ma. Victoria S. Pascual
Laarni P. Puyat
Fermin Pascual
Rudy C. Payawal
Principal II
Master Teacher II
Master Teacher I
Master Teacher I
Master Teacher I
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher II
Teacher II
Teacher II
Teacher II
Teacher II
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Kindergarten
Kinderganten
MLSB
Utility Worker
BETES ES
Honorio G. Rosel
Cirila P. Limban
Jennifer P. Palma
Elena B. Alfaro
Laarni O. Almeda
Michelle T. Santos
-
School Principal I
Master Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
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Katherine N. Gonzales
Cherry Ann S. Cortez
Daisylynne C. Miranda
-
Teacher I
Teacher I
Kindergarten
-
SCHOOL PRINCIPAL II
Master Teacher II
Master Teacher I
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher II
Teacher II
Teacher II
Teacher II
Teacher II
Teacher II
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Kindergarten
Kindergarten
Utility Worker I
-
School Principal I
Master Teacher I
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher II
Teacher II
Teacher I
BIBICLAT ES
Arnold A. Villareal
Loreto A. Villanueva
Eunice V. Librada
Emeriza G. Aguilar
Ellaine Myra V. Lumbre
Monina T. Aquino
Flerida V. Aguilar
Alma L. Montealto
Rosemarie S. Tordil
Merlyn A. Rosel
Lyn A. Aquino
Linda D. Talampas
Leonila F. Arucan
Ederlyn V. Gatmaitan
Jocephine DC Aguilar
Eva P. Pascual
Joselito A. Capalad
Regil A. dela Cruzl
Restituto L. Villaviza
Erwin S. Tuazon
Leoniza DC. Palma
Rosalie F. Simplina
Jocelyn G. Santor
Rosalyn V. Fernando
Laddy C. Capalad
Jennifer G. Barangan
Victorino C. Gelilio
BUCOT ES
Hipolito F. Gomez
Christina V. Coloma
Amalia R. Bernabe
Zenaida R. Castro
Editha S. Cudia
Jocelyn D. Feliciano
Ronaldo A. Jose
Dionisia O.San Antonio
Annaliza DC Sta. Ana
Maribel E. Lorenzo
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Vilma A. Taguinod
Manolito G. Mendoza
Gerly G. Reyes
Mirasol D. Caleon
Reygil A. Coloma
Mauro Balosbalos
Queen Santiago
Remedios J Castro
Connie C. Garo
Blezilda G. Hipolito
Marifel Geronimo
-
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Kinergarten
Kindergarten
MLSB
-
Head Teacher I
Master Teacher I
Teacher III
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Kindergarten
DON BENIGNO CARRIEDO ES
Macaria R. Evangelista
Julieta P. Rivera
Lydia B. Caisip
Carolyn A. Enriquez
Aurelia E. Angeles
Jacqueline V. Sahagun
Cynthia S. Custodio
Jovelyn T. Dumlao
Lagrimas Vicente
Marivic V. Alfaro
DON E. SORIANO ES (Macabucod)
Marilou S. Tuazon
Dulce G. Esteban
Diosdado D. Bayudan
Kristal DC Anes
Perlita B. Gaspar
Rossan DC Villaflor
Liza G. dela Cruz
Avegail S. Bernardino
-
Head Teacher I
Teacher III
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Kindergarten
-
School Principal I
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher I
Teacher I
DONA ELENA ES (Bibiclat)
Alexander V. Ortiz
Marivic G. Rosario
Catalina V. Vera Cruz
Cristel T. Tolentino
Cristina E. Ferry
Victoria U. Dacquigan
Mary Ann C. Peria
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Cherifer L. Erese
Nieves H. Fernando
Marites A. Bayan
Teodolo Gomez
Dante F. Eugenio
-
Teacher I
Teacher I
Kindergarten
MLSB
Utility Worker I
-
School Principal I
Master Teacher I
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Kindergarten
-
Head Teacher I
Master Teacher I
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher I
Teacher I
Kindergarten
MLSB
PLSB
-
School Principal I
Master Teacher II
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher II
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Kindergarten
G. MEDINA ES
Godofredo V. Marzan
Sonya S. Blanche
Catherine T. Ciriaco
Rodelyn p. Belmonte
Annaliza B. Mercado
Ruby Rosa P. Gallanes
Imee Malandac
Annie Bustria
Irene T. Escuadro
LA PURISIMA ES
Teresita V. Cuaresma
Isabelita D. Rivera
Josefina B. Duldulao
Leonides M. Diaz
Elizabeth S. Trinidad
Minerva G.. Santos
Rosita D. Mallari
Royina T. Hermano
Wilma V. Vistro
Christine T. Ramos
PANTOC ES
Francisco N. Evangelista
Merly L. Aquino
Mylyn S. Belmonte
Fernando M. Gatchalian
Evangeline U. Valentin
Tarcila c. Pascua
Pedro V. Fernando
Angelita P. Sandaan
Teresita B. Portana
Olivia Bayan
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SAN CARLOS ES
Perlita C. Bartolome
Marites M. Almeda
Marilyn A. Cuizon
Mylene V. Evangelista
Estrelita N. Antonio
Rufina C. Tulud
Elenore V. Evangelista
Melchora P. Rivera
Maricel S. Reyes
Clarissa F. delos Reyes
Vilma Embien
Nancy Pascual
Sheila Maila P. Vitriolo
Arlene A. Reyes
-
School Principal I
Master Teacher I
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher II
Teacher II
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Kindergarten
PLSB
-
Master Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Kindergarten
PLSB
PLSB
-
Head Teacher III
Master Teacher II
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher II
Teacher II
Teacher I
Teacher I
Kindergarten
-
School Principal I
Master Teacher I
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
SAN EMILIANO ES
Juanita S. Belmonte
Doris P. dela Cruz
Glaiza A. Beltran
Ma. Theresa C. Manzon
Eloisa S. Ocampo
Liezel C. Tudla
Mildred Fernandez
SAN EUSTACIO ES
Vladimir N. Balais
Monica C. Yamson
Magdalena V Bernardo
Lorna S. Pascual
Chona V. Celestino
Liza B. Duldulao
Luningning R. Geronimo
Emely Bondoc
Deciree L. Maliclic
SANTIAGO ES
Jessielyn D. Ortiz
Nicomedez C. Gomez
Flordeliza DC. Marzan
Leovigilda G. Soriano
Ginalyn S. Gatdula
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Celerina M. Bondoc
Leah P. Gomez
Carmeliza DC Marzan
Cristina C. Aliga
-
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Kidergarten
-
Teacher III
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Kindergarten
PLSB
-
Principal I
Master Teacher I
Master Teacher I
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher I
Teacher I
Kindergarten
-
Principal I
Master Teacher I
Master Teacher I
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
STA. MONICA ES
Aldrin P. Padolina
Marilou M. Ignacio
Nerissa Salvador
Realiza B. Santiago
Dalie Rose A. Tolentino
Romyna P. Pagba
Celestina R. Reyes
STO. ROSARIO ES
Steve P. Aquino
Emelina T. Pascual
Elenita M. Pascual
Leonila S. Padrique
Merilyn J. Salvador
Carlota C. Calderon
Marites V. Sanchez
Remedios T. Padilla
Nilda M. Talahib
Acedeva B. de Vera
Luzviminda M. Corpuz
Elma Celestino
Edward Zen M. Barangan
Maribel C. Agulto
STO. TOMAS ES
Mauro Y. de Leon
Evelyn R. Ramos
Marivic M. Ordanes
Anastacia V. Bayan
Adelaida C. Bayan
Angelina O. Castillo
Marilyn A. Cruzada
Lualhati C. Joson
Michelle B. Viernes
Raquel Q. Ramos
Rosalinda R. Pascual
Amalia J. Ramos
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Divina A. Aragon
Angelina O. Castillo
Librada A. Corpuz
Shirley S. Dayao
Carol B. Batacan
Anabel D. Motin
Lucia G. Corpus
Jennifer M. Ganao
Ma. Eloisa De Sisto
-
Teacher II
Teacher II
Teacher II
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Kindergarten
Kindergarten
-
School Principal I
Master Teacher I
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Kindergarten
-
Principal I
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher II
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Kindergarten
Kindergarten
PLSB
PLSB
SAN FELIPE ES
Wilfredo M. dela Vega Jr.
Alona T. Bauto
Alona M. Bumanlag
Flora A. Baniaga
Adoracion I. Sicat
Rosario R. Javier
Errol B. Sebastian
Amie C. Jimenez
Chona A. San Pedro
Ruby T. Angeles
Maricel I. Centeno
SAN JUAN ES
Ernesto T. Tuazon
Cecilia P. Avila
Sotero G. Mamaclay
Victoria A. Miguel
Nicetas M. Javier
Rosalie J. Tuazon
Yolanda A. Castillo
Ariel P. Joaquin
Angelita C Tumaliwan
Elenita T. de Leon
Zenaida S. Tanchuico
Sharon B. Joaquin
Racquel C. Centeno
Rowena Mendoza
Nelson Payawal
Novelyn DC Miranda
Sheryl DC Aquino
Nora Eugenio
Marissa Cabacungan
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SAN PABLO (Bata) ES
Carmelita S. Cudia
Hernando M. Ayroso
Teodora L. Castillo
Anatalia M. Barrientos
Emelie Constantino
Gina S. de Guzman
Rogel B. Robles
Maricel I. Verona
Vivian Lopez
Cleofe Dizon
-
Principal I
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Kindergarten
-
Head Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher I
Teacher I
Kindergarten
-
Principal I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Kindergarten
PLSB
-
Principal I
Master Teacher I
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
SAN PABLO (matanda) ES
Loreta M. Martinez
Adelaida S. Millabas
Jocelyn C. Bartolome
Sofronia M. Capili
Gemma M. Arimbuyutan
Rosalie M. Carpio
Zarina S. Marquez
Mailyn E. Acosta
Celeste T. Felix
SUNSON ES
Perlita G. Bartolome
Caredad M. Monje
Teresita A. Santos
Susana R. Rueda
Evangeline M. Santos
Felomina P. Bocobo
June C. Cantor
UMANGAN ES
Ernesto Gutierrez
Hermogena C. Dionisio
Zenaida T. Marquez
Julieta DC Magdaraog
Adoracion B. Rivera
Rosita B. Gutierrez
Marissa L. Benedicto
Irma DC. Arucan
Pedro L. Molina
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Normita B. Apolonio
Jackylyn R. Pascual
Norma A. Legaspi
Willy DC Bautista
Maribel A. Driza
Marhou G. Gutierrez
-
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Kindergarten
PLSB
i-4.12 DEP ED SECONDARY LEVEL
i-4.12a ALIAGA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY & STAFF
Elpidia R. Andres
Rizalyn V. Corpus
Virginia V. de Guzman
Julieta S. Javier
Renato P. Javier
Gliceria S. Pagba
Amelia C. Pederico
Corazon T. Cabuhat
Emilie A. dela Cruz
Julita G. Agbigay
Noel V. Ancheta
Albert D. Bomilla
Clarita C. Bote
Victoria T. Cruz
Lucila V. Daga
Victorina D. Gaya
Leovino A. Lingas
Marilou S. Mactal
Leonora C. Malsit
Perla P. Malubag
Emily C. Manialong
Corazon B. Ramos
Analisa D. Romero
Thelma Y. Rivera
Macaria M. Ruiz
Corazon C. Soro
Cecilia B. Gregorio
Oliva V. Mallorca
Carmilita V. Tadique
Helen B. Alamon
Crisanta G. Valdez
Rexcyll B. Alamon
Amado P. Javier
Victorino C. Payawal
James C. Villanueva
Principal IV
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher II
Teacher II
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
SL III
Cashier
Supply Officer
Clerk II
Clerk I
Clerk I
Security Guard I
Security Guard I
Security Guard
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Ruperto Feliciano
Alberto A. Tolentino
Alfonso Camps
Utility Worker
Utility Worker
Utility Worker
i-4.12 b STO. TOMAS HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY
Ruth Santos
Jenny Lynn T. Batoy
Lucila B. Domingo
Macaria R. Bayudan
CresencianaD. Castillo
Teresita Cajucom
Filomena Ortiz
Annabel A. Villareal
Consolacion T.Mariano
Teresita A. Cajucom
Tagumpay M.Puno
Agripino Corpus
Estrelita C. Domingo
Bonifacio de Mata
Elenita Diaz
Estelita C. Santiago
Agripino M. Corpus
Atanacia C. Santos
Rachel V. Santos
Cristina S. Soriano
Marlyn P. dela Cruz
Eloisa B. Badua
Venus M. Capili
Harold R. Payawal
Principal I
Head Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher III
Teacher II
Teacher II
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
i-4.12 c RESTITUTO B. PERIA HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY, BIBICLAT
Lucena Talampas
Estelita P. Aguilar
Ma. Victoria P. dela Cruz
Benito V. Corpus
Myrna V. Dizon
Jean F. Alamon
Ayune N. Ferry
Florence A. Garcia
Sherree Ann A. Constantino
Rosemarie A. Malarulat
Evangelista R. Malubag
Carolina A. Malunao
Leonora F. Malvaroza
Principal
Teacher
Teacher
Teacher
Teacher
Teacher
Teacher
PLSB
Teacher
Teacher
Teacher
Teacher
Teacher
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Ariel V. Marte
Purita V. Pestano
Rommel M..Puno
Lucila V. Daga
Luningning DC. Tabion
Dannie Rey F. Gomez
Leah S. Derone
Alex P. Valdez
Teacher
Teacher
Teacher
Teacher
Teacher
Teacher
Teacher
Teacher
i-4.12 d SAN CARLOS HIGH SCHOOL
Lorena DC. Bagan
Alicia C. Flores
Dannie Ray F. Gomez
Alvin S. Macatbag
Rosario M. Palma
Ma. Cecilia N. Reyes
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
i-4.12 e CLSU LABORATORY HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY, BIBICLAT
Prof. Marieta V. Garcia
Mr. Joy P. Gabriel
Ms. May Arceli V. Tirante
Mr. Jerwin S. Tanghal
Mr. Daryl Cacananta
Ms. Quineeflor T. Aguilar
Ms. Joylyn L. Framil
Principal
Faculty Member
Faculty Member
Faculty Member
Faculty Member
Faculty Member
Faculty Member
i-4.12 f UMANGAN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Eliodoro E. Delos Santos
Raymond Galan
Edison Gutierrez
Simplicio L. Sanchez
Glenda G. Arriola
Edna M. dela Cruz
Sheryll D. Gomez
Jenifer M. Manialong
Arlene M. Cando
Cherry Amor C. Mendillo
Mark Joseph F. Punay
Officer –In- Charge
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher III
Teacher I
Teacher I
Teacher I
PLSB
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i-4.14 PRIVATE SCHOOL(FACULTY & STAFF)
i-4.14 a ALIAGA BRIGHT MINDS ACADEMY, INC.
Pob. West IV, Aliaga, Nueva Ecija
Administrative Staff:
Abraham Claro C. Casis
Noemi B. Casis
May P. Castillo
Nerissa J. Lopez
School Administrator
School Directress
School Secretary/Cashier
School Coordinator
Teaching Staff:
Marcelina T. Martinez
Marjorie S. Bello
Nikki C. Belmonte
Orlando S. Belmonte
Nerisa L. Canilang
Ryan B. Castillo
Laarni C. de Guzman
Maria Isabel F. dela Merced
Roxanne May M. Mariano
Marcelina T. Martinez
Crystal Gayle G. Mata
Madielane R. Quirat
Regina C. Reyes
Marylyn A. Rivera
Dexter Q. Romero
Ma. Rosalina C. Soriano
Rona Ruth H. Soriano
Anna May C. Valdez
Teacher
Teacher
Teacher
Teacher
Teacher
Teacher
Teacher
Teacher
Teacher
Teacher
Teacher
Teacher
Teacher
Teacher
Teacher
Teacher
Teacher
Teacher
i-4.14 b ALIAGA ECUMENICAL SCHOOL FACULTY & STAFF
Grace R. Serapon
Paullette M. Fiesta
Glaizel F. Soriano
Anna Loraine O. Alcantara
Cindy A. Bayudan
Micel C. Soledad
Reanelle E. Subeza
Carlo T. San Antonio
Marissa S. Tanghal
Karen Villanueva
Teacher
Teacher
Teacher
Teacher
Teacher
Teacher
Teacher
Teacher
Teacher
Teacher
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i-4.14 c ALIAGA CYBER SCHOOL
i-4. 15 FEDERATION OF SENIOR CITIZEN’S ASSOCIATION OF THE PHILS.
Aliaga, Nueva Ecija Chapter
Executive Officers
President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Auditor
P.R.O
Business Manager
Gelacio V. Villanueva
Gonzalo Beltran
Santiago M. Vera Cruz
Luisa V. Cajucom
Francisco G. Aleja
Board of Directors
Sixto Ordanes
Faustino Aliga
Simplicio Santos
Angel Bagan
Rogelio Policaripo
Corazon L. Viernes
Florentino Corpus
Cirilo Cariaga
Miguel Tariaga
Gonzalo Beltran
Estanislao Bagan
Roberto Santos
Andres Natividad
Jovita Francisco
I-4.16 PANTOC IRRIGATOR SERVICE ASSOCIATION/PANTOC COMMUNIAL IRRIGATORS
SYSTEM
Officers:
President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Valeriano A. Sanchez
Reynaldo E. Bayudan
Maximo Sunga
Board of Directors:
Chairman
Vice Chairman
Secretary
l
Valeriano A. Sanchez
Maximo Sunga
Members:
Felimon Mabuti
Marcos Biag
Valeriano Sanchez
Bernardo Baldonado
Leonardo Cabrera
Leopoldo Duldulao
Pantoc
Pantoc
La Purisima
La Purisima
La Purisima
La Purisima
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Marcelino Lagasca
Ricardo Sarmiento
Leonardo Gaya
Saturnino Maquidang
Bonifacio Abul
Faustino Aliga
Mario Fronda
Juanito Celestino
Demetrio Duldulao
Nicolas Tulod
Rolando Viesca
Sixto Ordanes
Pablo de Robles
Mario Ancheta
Domingo Cabagay
Pedro Lina
Jose Diaz, Jr.
San Eustacio
San Eustacio
San Eustacio
San Eustacio
Sta. Monica
Sto. Rosario
Sto. Rosario
Sto. Rosario
Sto. Rosario
Sto. Rosario
Sto. Rosario
Magsaysay
Magsaysay
Poblacion Centro
Poblacion West IV
Poblacion East I
Poblacion East I
BARANGAYS COVERED:
Pantoc
La Purisima
Sto. Rosario
Magsaysay
San Eustacio
Sta. Monica
Poblacion Centro
Poblacion West IV
Poblacion East I
NOTATION:
“With 577 members farming approximately 1,100 hectares”
I-4.17 NEECO II – ALIAGA
Reynaldo M. Ordanes
Fortunato S. Santiago
Hermino P. Batacan , Jr.
Marvin M. Ordanes
Rhoderick Omega
Oscar G. Mendoza
Nestor Dela Cruz
Carlos Pascua
Robert Alamon
Joel Cunanan
Director
Supervisor
Bill Custodian
Teller
Station Lineman
Security Guard
Meter Reader
Collector
Collector
Collector
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Brigido Asuncion
Eulogio Villa
Elmer Buňol
Collector
Collector
Collector
I-4.18 ALIAGA FARMERS RURAL BANK – HEAD OFFICE
Elmer June Vargas
Marie Jane Fernando
Zhernie Balajadia
Melody Celestino
Josephine Castro
Ronaldo Hufano
Mario Cabacungan
Gilbert Pascual
Marvin Vitangcol
Melanio Bayan
Calvin Gaspar
Manager
Teller / Cashier
Bookkeeper
Asst. Bookkeeper
Savings Bookkeeper
Appraiser
Account Officer
Account Officer
Account Officer
Account Officer
Account Officer
I-4.19 MUNICIPAL AGRICULTURE AND FISHERY COUNCIL (MAFC)
Aliaga, Nueva Ecija
Chairman
Vice Chairman
Secretary
Treasurer
Auditor
P.R.O
N
E
W
S
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Simeon Nacino
Menard de Leon
Isabela Aliga
Leopoldo Angeles
Benito Bayudan
Lucas Fermin
Pedro Villanueva
Eddie Alcantara
Sergio Valdez
I-4.19 a BARANGAY AGRICULTURE AND FISHERY COUNCIL (BAFC))
Barangay
Councilor
Betes
Bibiclat
Bucot
La Purisima
Macabucod
Magsaysay
Pantoc
Carlito Magno
Sergio Valdez
Leonardo Cabrera
Benito Bayudan
Editha Aliga
Santiago Vargas
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Poblacion Centro
Poblacion Centro
Poblacion East I
Poblacion East II
Poblacion West III
Poblacion West IV
San Carlos
San Emiliano
San Eustacio
San Felipe (Old)
San Felipe (Young)
San Juan
San Pablo (Old)
San Pablo (Young)
Santiago
Sta. Monica
Sto. Rosario
Sto. Tomas
Sunson
Umangan
Angel Gabriel
Isagani Rivera
Sixto Ordanes
Glicerio Flores
Eddie Alcantara (PRO)
Luis Cariaga
Eduardo Bautista
Pedro Villanueva (PRO)
Gregorio Vilatcha
Leopoldo Angeles (Treasurer)
Lucas Fermin (PRO)
Mario Fronda
Jose Saulo , Sr.
Elias Magisa
Lope Vergara
i-4.20 MASTERLIST OF MANGO GROWERS
Name of Farmers
Rupert Baroga
Cesar Cruz
Candido Baroga
Virgilio Corpus
Andres Tumamao
Gregorio Moreno
Rolando Viesca
Edgardo Romero
Ruperto Gatchalian
Eduardo Corpus
Eugenio Corpus
Eladio Malubag
Jose Diaz, Jr.
Jovito Villanueva
Bernabe Asuncion
Amang dela Cruz
Fernando Bautista
Jose Ignacio
Rufino Costales
Pedro Ignacio
Address
Sta. Monica
Poblacion Centro
Sta. Monica
Poblacion West IV
-doMagsaysay
Poblacion West III
Poblacion East II
Pantoc
Poblacion East I
-do-do-doSan Eustacio
Poblacion East I
-doPoblacion West III
San Felipe (M)
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Ceferino Escueta
Virgilio Cajucom
Luis Cariaga
Joselito Cariaga
Estanislao Castro
Julian Sarmiento
Rodolfo Abul
Nestor Ramos
Leornado Viernes
Oscar Aguilar
Hector Martin
Bruno Samaniego
Victorino de Tumol
Ruperto dela Crus
Julio Dumayas
Julio Constantino
Boy Guansing
Armando Gungab
Rosario dela Cruz
Gavino Villanueva
Jessie de Leon
Nicasio de Leon
Norberto Tolentino
Crispin Cabacungan
Felipe Domingo
Rosalino Santiago
Mario Esmas
Ponciano Bocobo
Larry Galang
Pedro Soledad
Vicente Bumanlag, Jr.
Jose Aquino
Leopoldo Viernes
Resty Corpus
-do-doSantiago
-do-doSan Eustacio
-do-doBibiclat
-doSan Juan
San Felipe (Old)
Umangan
-doSan Pablo (Old)
Sto. Tomas
San Pablo (Old)
-doMacabucod
Poblacion East II
-doSan Emiliano
-doMacabucod
-doSto. Tomas
Magsaysay
Sto. Tomas
San Carlos
San Emiliano
Sto. Tomas
Pantoc
Bibiclat
Santiago
I-4.21 MUNICIPAL RICE OFFICER
President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Auditor
PRO
Business
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Leonor Mamaclay
Josie Borbon
Merly Buladi
Purita Nomida
Nelia Mateo
Esperanza Velasquez
Anita Alibuyog
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I-4.22 ALIAGA PRIMARY MULTI-PURPOSE COOPERATIVE
Bibiclat, Aliaga, Nueva Ecija
Board of Directors
Chairman
Vice Chairman
Members
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Ricardo Ramos
Ireneo Marzan
Macario Delfin
Angelito Maneja
Rufino Marzan
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Domingo Garcia
Rogelio Villamin
Teodoro Aquino
Crisologo Aquino
Rogellio Villamin
Rommel Verde
Leoncio Rivera
Management
Manager
Secretary
Treasurers
Bookeeper
Auditors
Committee:
Audit & Inventory Committee
Election Committee
Credit Committee
Education & Training
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Pedro Aquino
Gaudencio Guttierez
Jose Rivera
Teodoro Lemence
Isagani Verde
Larry Pelayo
Isidro Aquino
Edwin Jose
Jose Rivera, Jr.
I-4.23 ALIAGA MARKET VENDORS ASSOCIATION
President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Edwin Magno
Ariel Mata
Girlie Mateo
Nelson Olanda
Advisers
Milagring Olanda
Candelaria Medrano
Alfredo de Guzman
Luisito Bumanlag
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I-4.24 ALIAGA LINGKOD FOUNDATION, INC
President
Board of Directors
Lydia C. Parfan
Pablo Manalastas
Emiliano Salazar
Ruperto Baroga
Eusebio Olanda
STAFF:
Manager
Bookeeper
Security Warehouseman
Asst. Supervisor (Production)
Asst. Supervisor (Finished Good)
Asst. Supervisor (Maintenance)
Training—Managerial
Training—Bookkeeping
Utility
Quality Control (Finished Goods)
Cesar L. Cruz, II
Leonila Lingas
Joselito Policarpio
Dominga Biag
Juliet Santiago
Mamerto Mateo
Orlando Amor
Irene Castro
Rufino Peňaflor
Imelda Abaya
GELMART INDUSTRIES PHILS., INC
MANILA
STAFF:
Supervisor (Production)
Supervisor (Finished Goods)
Supervisor (Maintenance)
Quality Control (Finished Goods)
Quality Control (Sewing Floor)
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Susan Bonzato
Ana Paynor
Romeo Candelario
Felomen Teopes
Helen Abrenica
Catherine Agarado
Perivic Ocampo
Sewer
Non – Sewer
I-4.25 ALIAGA TRANSPORT ASSN. (ATA) INC.
Aliaga, Nueva Ecija
PLANTILLA OF ORGANIZATION FOR THE YEAR 2012
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Chairman
Vice Chairman
Members
-
Maximo Castro
Rufino Miranda
Emiliano Salazar
Ildefonso Samson
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Rolando Francisco
Jose Manubay
Reynaldo Manubay
Lucio Pascual
Nolasco Callanga
Honorio Aguilar
Cresencio Javier
OFFICERS
President
Vice President
Treasurer
Secretary
Auditor
P.R.O.
Operation Manager
-
Boyet Antonio
Nolasco Callanga
Emiliano Salazar
Ronald Yuson
Cresencio Javier
Ildefonso Samson
Honorio Aguilar
Ildefonso S
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