Medical Mission in Capul

A Medical Mission will be held on May 1 to 3, 2009, sponsored by the Capul Pink Organization (CPO) . The medical team will be headed by Dr. Ronald E. Cuyco of the Philippine Heart Center.

For those of you (or with friends and relatives living in Capul) who have medical problems, do coordinate with the municipal health officials for the details or contact Dr. Mansueto Cabacang, CPO founding President, at +63 9104386517.

And for those who have cash to spare, donations may be sent to RCBC-Rustan's Cubao account no. 1233-6923-59 in favor of Dr. Cabacang. Or contact any of the following officers of CPO:

internal vpres - alex castillo
xternal vpres - edwin montopar
secretary - aldous canapi
asst sec - danny magdaraog
treasurer - joel sauro
asst treas - manuel magdaraog
auditor - bhoy cabacang
bus. man - mhel baguipo & ignacio castillo
press relation officers - peter magdaraog & jed saluib
peace officers - judito banagbanag, johnny enecillo, allan de asis, mat catucod.

Comments

  1. alex m castilloApril 21, 2009 at 12:37 AM

    gud day my fellow abaknons. i hope you could donate in cash for this activity and support all the activities of CPO.

    we are very grateful for the support you showed us in our past endeavors. as you can see, we are a very young organization but we hope to fulfill our mandate of being vanguards of social responsibility.

    salamat mahaya si bulig be.

    alex-internal vp of cpo

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  2. AnonymousMay 6, 2009 at 3:15 AM

    gae kadayon i medical mission ngan mAY 1-3.Tara, sumiran na may hamok CPO?kariman dkaw.malabbat kunta mag pa check up...

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