+ Follow TONY CABANGON CHUA Tag
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[Title] => Mike Cup Underway
[Summary] => The first First Gentleman’s Cup, an 18-hole fund-raising tournament for the country’s out-of-school youth, will be played today with President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo and Jose Miguel Arroyo hitting the ceremonial balls.
Teams totaling 100 are entered in the event at the Wack Wack Golf and Country Club’s West Course. The honoree’s golfing buddies are staging it for the benefit of Project Oyster.
Organizing committee overall chairman Tony Cabangon Chua said yesterday that they would use the shotgun start to accommodate all the participants.
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[Title] => Mike Cup slated to benefit youths
[Summary] => The country’s out-of-school youth will be the beneficiaries of the First Gentleman’s Cup slated at the Wack Wack Golf and Country Club’s West course on June 27.
"When my friends asked me to be a part of this tournament, I agreed when they told me that its main goal is to raise funds for these youths," said Jose Miguel ‘Mike’ Arroyo yesterday.
"With them as beneficiaries, I immediately agreed to lend my name. Now, I’m inviting the generous souls out there to join us in this undertaking."
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TONY CABANGON CHUA
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[Title] => Mike Cup Underway
[Summary] => The first First Gentleman’s Cup, an 18-hole fund-raising tournament for the country’s out-of-school youth, will be played today with President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo and Jose Miguel Arroyo hitting the ceremonial balls.
Teams totaling 100 are entered in the event at the Wack Wack Golf and Country Club’s West Course. The honoree’s golfing buddies are staging it for the benefit of Project Oyster.
Organizing committee overall chairman Tony Cabangon Chua said yesterday that they would use the shotgun start to accommodate all the participants.
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[Summary] => The country’s out-of-school youth will be the beneficiaries of the First Gentleman’s Cup slated at the Wack Wack Golf and Country Club’s West course on June 27.
"When my friends asked me to be a part of this tournament, I agreed when they told me that its main goal is to raise funds for these youths," said Jose Miguel ‘Mike’ Arroyo yesterday.
"With them as beneficiaries, I immediately agreed to lend my name. Now, I’m inviting the generous souls out there to join us in this undertaking."
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