Wednesday, 24 March 2010

Anniversary of Dr. John Petrinovic Briones CDL

On July 29, held a further meeting of the Local Development Council Dr CesJohn Petrinovic on the premises of that establishment, located on Calle Teniente Juan Colip 670. On that occasion, in addition to planned activities are used to celebrate another anniversary since the entity was legally formalized through the acquisition of legal personality in 2005. Major contributions in the Participation, Health Promotion and especially in an ongoing dialogue with the community has given the Council to the Health Center. These aspects were highlighted by both directive and the establishment by the Director Ms.Bichet Rosa Candia. The Directive further the Director (see photo) pose proud and wish to maintain a presence for a long time in our Comuna de Recoleta.

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