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Call to Action from the Youth
Banco Filipino is one of the most active corporate supporters of the Coastal Resource Management Project’s social mobilization and public information and awareness campagn for the ocean. Last February 15, as its contribution to the successful launching of the International Year of the Ocean 1998 in Cebu, Banco Filipino sponsored a "Save the Ocean On-the-Spot Painting Contest" among the young members of its Happy Savers Club, an organization formed and promoted by the bank as a way to develop in the Filipino youth the habit of saving. This collection features the top 15 winners of the contest. |
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1st
Prize Josephus Yu Taboada, Jr. Cebu City National Science High School Age: 14 |
2nd Prize
Amormio N. Dichos Zapatera Elementary School Age: 12 |
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3rd
Prize Alex L. Yap University of San Jose - Recoletos Age: 14 |
4th Prize
Ivan Cliff I. Gabumpa Guadalupe Elementary School Age: 13 |
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5th
Prize Richard R. Ripdos Guadalupe Elementary School Age: 13 |
Christian Allan D. Brunio Cebu City National Science High School Age: 13 |
Angeli D. Enoveso St. Joseph’s Academy Age: 14 |
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Melben R. Garcia Cebu City National Science High School Age: 14 |
Godfrey C. Gorre Guadalupe Elementary School Age: 12 |
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Rey Emmanuel Lapingcao Cebu City National Science High School Age: 14 |
Ryan A. Manugas University of San Carlos South Grade School Age: 12 |
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Jean Marquesto Iligan National High School |
Jan Marie Bernadette Ocampo Zapatera Elementary School Age: 12 |
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Mai Kela Rose Trias Roque St Benedict’s Child Education Centre Age: 11 |
Angeli H. Yosores St. Joseph’s Academy Age: 14 |
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