C:\My Settings/My Documents/DNM_BGY HISTORY/San Juan-SR/01/30/10/Page 1 of 21 HISTORY AND PROFILE OF BARANGAY SAN JUAN-SAN RAMON By: Rev. Dominador N. Marcaida, Jr. CBSUA GS Sociology Professor Barangay San Juan-San Ramon, according to our first informant, the former barangay councilor Salve Portez Albino, was created by virtue of the Barangay Autonomy Act of the Marcos Administration, requiring the establishment of a barangay on basis of the number of its population, which should have a minimum of 500 individuals. Since the two barrios of San Juan and San Ramon at that time did not meet the minimum required number of population, hence the merger of the two barrios was conceived. Both teniente del barrio of Barrio San Juan, Fabian Dometita (1960-1966) and Barrio San Ramon, Tomas Samonte (1960-1966), upon consultation with the residents through an assembly, agreed to merge the two barrios into one, to be named as Barangay San Juan-San Ramon. Fabian Dometita became the first Barangay Captain under the merged set-up for the new barangay. Since then, the following residents assumed the post of Barangay Captain: Vicente Alimuin (1966-69) Perjentino Loriaga (1969-82) Ciriaco Reyes (1982-89) Eduardo Loriaga (1989-94) Rudy Prado (1994-95, 1997-2002) Carlito Cambaling (OIC -1995-96) Thelma L. Baroso (2002 to the present) The following were the barangay officials during the terms of the above: Fabian Dometita (1960-66) Vicente Alimuin’s term (1966-69): Barangay Councilors – Perjentino Loriaga, Felipe Agna, Alejandro Nicolas, Angeles Malano, Roman Alimuin, Tamos Samonte. Barangay Secretary – Angeles Malano Barangay Treasurer – Severino Alparan Perjentino Loriaga’s term Barangay councilmen – Angeles Malano, Ramon Alimuin, Alejandro Nicolas, Tomas Samonte, Vicente Alimuin, Ciriaco Reyes. Barangay Secretary – Salvador Alacar Barangay Treasurer – Sergio San Lorenzo Ciriaco Reyes’s term ( 1982-89): Barangay Councilors – Simeon Reblando, Anegles Malano, Severino Alparan Jr., Amerigo Azutilllo,.Felipe Agna, Sergio San Lorenzo. Barangay Secretary – Salvador Alacar