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| Dumaguete City, Philippines | Wednesday, April 12, 2006 |
'Formal
request needed
for signatures validation'
BY JUANCHO GALLARDE
Names of additional voters have been listed in the official registration records of the Commission on Elections in Dumaguete City as of yesterday.
The COMELEC office in Dumaguete City has added 2,224 new registrants, including transferees, from the previous number of registered voters in Dumaguete, of 56,750 as of March this year.
The registration is part of the continuous registration
program of the poll body that started in July, 2005. 
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Club
launches free A one-hour free marathon clinic every Sunday for nine months will be conducted by the Metro Dumaguete Roadrunners Club, Inc., in Dumaguete City. The activity is open to all interested individuals who want an easy, relaxed and recreational form of physical activity to improve their fitness, Paultom Paras, MDRCI vice president and event coordinator, said. He said the clinic will be held from 5:30 to 7:30 a.m., on Sundays,
except for three weekends. Dr. Aparicio Mequi of Foundation University
and pioneer marathon clinic organizer in Quezon City, will lead
the clinic with a brief lecture on topics such as training, nutrition,
water intake, proper shoes and prevention, and treatment of injuries.
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Missionaries
conduct A missionary group recently conducted a medical and dental mission Saturday in Barangay Piapi, the third largest barangay in Dumaguete City. About 200 residents of the barangay availed of free medical and dental check-ups, tooth extraction and circumcision, among others. A total of 21 male children availed of the free circumcision with
free anti-biotics for one week. More would have wanted to avail
of the free services but the group ran out of anesthesia. |
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