ALEXANDER LIBERMAN MEMORIAL SURGICAL CENTER:
To be built in Pandan

By Dr. Cesar D. Candari, California USA

Mrs. Melinda Pechangco Liberman is a native of Pandan, Antique, Philippines and a widow of the late Alexander Liberman of New York. She volunteered to build a Surgical Center in Pandan to alleviate the plight of the impoverished indigent citizens of the town most of whom can never afford access to modern and effective surgical services. It was revealed at a meeting with a group of civic spirited natives of Pandan who came home for the town fiesta and who are now residing in different parts of the world. The group call themselves the "Kyapnets" of Pandan interacting through the Internet, for the improvement of the lives of people in their hometown.

It is anticipated that the ground breaking for the Alexander Liberman Memorial Surgical (ALMS) Center of Pandan will be started soon. ... full story on page 2

OTHER ARTICLES

BULALAKAW: How it came to be
By Edgar R. Rodillon, Philippines

Sometime ago, there was this handful of scattered souls, with energies exuding and ideas overflowing. Geographically separated but emotionally, spiritually and socially attached with one another, ... full story on page 3

BREATHTAKING MOUNTAIN ADVENTURE
I was still dreaming. I was still sleeping like a sweet little angelic baby in her crib. The sun was still hiding and recovering from his deep sleep, but the roosters were already calling our names. ... full story on page 4

DUNGGANON!
Mrs. Melinda Pechangco Liberman

Ms. Melinda Pechangco Liberman or "Inday Minda" as we fondly call her was born and raised in Pandan, Antique, Philippines. ... full story on page 5

YOUTH ACHIEVER
Raymund Nonato Velasco Gumboc

Youth Achiever of the Year? Who else could it be? Of course, our very own, it is no other than ... full story on page 5

WHY THE NAME BULALAKAW
By Sofie E. Hofmann, Switzerland

Indeed, why Bulalakaw, of all the names in this world? The group has always been mentioning about our ancestor, ... full story on page 6

June 01, 2000

Volume 1, Issue 1