Ed Unson

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                    [Title] => PAL Interclub @70: Recalling its lore and lure
                    [Summary] => Toward noon the mists had dried up on the pine needles that blanketed the old Camp John Hay course in Baguio.
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                    [AuthorName] => Lito A. Tacujan
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                    [Title] => Ambassador Fornari dances to music of Taranta Power
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From Italy’s National Day celebration hosted by Ambassador and Mrs. Luca Fornari at Ayala Museum, guests proceeded to Greenbelt 5’s Fashion Walk to listen to Eugenio Bennato’s world-famed Taranta Power band.
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                    [Title] => Ed Unson finds music in dogs barking and cats purring
                    [Summary] => Going to the dogs is easy for Ed Unson whose life revolves around taking care of small animals.  As a veterinarian, Ed does surgery on cats and dogs; diagnoses even birds; makes house calls; and most importantly, manages his eight branches of the Animal House clinic. To concentrate on his practice and manage his many clinics as they expand are among his current challenges. He gets help from 40 employees taking care of the pets brought by their owners to Ed’s clinic.
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PAL Interclub @70: Recalling its lore and lure

By Lito A. Tacujan | February 23, 2017 - 12:00am

Toward noon the mists had dried up on the pine needles that blanketed the old Camp John Hay course in Baguio.

Sports

Ambassador Fornari dances to music of Taranta Power

By SUNDRY STROKES | June 4, 2011 - 12:00am

From Italy’s National Day celebration hosted by Ambassador and Mrs. Luca Fornari at Ayala Museum, guests proceeded to Greenbelt 5’s Fashion Walk to listen to Eugenio Bennato’s world-famed Taranta...

Opinion

Ed Unson finds music in dogs barking and cats purring

By Aurora Diaz-Wilson | December 15, 2003 - 12:00am

Going to the dogs is easy for Ed Unson whose life revolves around taking care of small animals. As a veterinarian, Ed does surgery on cats and dogs; diagnoses even birds; makes house calls; and most importantly,...

Lifestyle Business