The Philippine Cancer Society, (PCS) has once more succeeded in raising half a million pesos to further cancer research in the country by way of the Terry Fox Run, organized in cooperation with the Canadian Embassy. Over 1,500 individuals, led by Ambassador
Peter Sutherland of Canada, celebrities like
Ronnie Ricketts and
Ricardo Cepeda and members of the Board of the Philippine Cancer Society, chairman
Roberto M. Paterno, president
George Jorge Eufemio and executive director
Quintin Tan participated in the event. The Terry Fox Foundation was named after a Canadian boy who succumbed to the deadly disease of cancer in 1981 and started the first marathon to raise funds for cancer research. Congratulations to the Philippine Cancer Society for such a significant event! Join the next Terry Fox Run in Cebu this July!
Keep it up!
You too can help cancer patients in need by calling Zeny Avila at 733-3485, 734-2114 and 734-2127, fax 734-2128 or email pcsi@philcancer.com. | Smooth Grooves At The Palms |
The energy level at The Palms when popular band Side A visited was high, as with all events and happenings that take place at premier club community of Alabang. The exclusive private enclave for both business and pleasure brings club lifestyle to a new level with thrilling events for members and their families. This time, the refreshing three-hectare oasis held a concert with 105.1 Crossover at the club’s spacious pool area. The amazing dinner buffet spread which included tasty appetizers, a Japanese section, a smoky barbecue feast, carving station and dessert selection got the revelers ready for a night of singing, dancing and games. A particularly exciting game had three Palms members diving into the pool to win year-round, front-row seating access good for two to all Crossover events and concerts. With its welcoming club atmosphere beyond compare, The Palms becomes a place where members can escape and belong.
Come to your own oasis!
Contact The Palms at 771-7171. Popular underwater photographer, Squires Bingham International vice president
Gutsy Tuason was born into a family of shooters and hunters. His grandfather started a firearms and ammunitions manufacturing company 50 years ago. Today, his father and two uncles now run Armscor, exporting proudly Philippine-made products worldwide. Armscor is just one of the 35 companies featured in the 2005 Defense and Sporting Arms Show on July 14 to 18 at the Megatrade Hall of SM Megamall. This year’s gun show will also feature a practical shooting simulation in the hope of raising a new breed of international champions. You might be it!
See you there!
For details on AFAD and the 2005 Defense and Sporting Arms Show, call Elvie Maghinang at 6718381 to 82.