 |
||
| Vol. XX No. 48 |
February 07, 2001 |
Virac, Catanduanes |
|
||
|
The Catanduanes Tribune Rawis, Virac Catanduanes, Philippines - 5001 Tel. No.: (052) 811-1267 or 811-2640 Fax No.: (052) 811-1267 E-mail:
|
|
Publisher-Editor Edwin A. Gianan |
|
Advertising- Circulation Manager Simeon G. Cueno |
|
Web Master: Calgary, Canada |
Other News
GSP holds
training course for teachers
More
than a hundred young teachers and would-be mentors attended last week's
Basic Training Course of the Girl Scouts of the Philippines at the GSP
Training Hall in Virac.
Aimed
at providing basic activities for the participants, the course was held
last Jan. 26-28 and was participated in by teachers and practicing
teachers from the Virac North and South Districts, Bato East, San Miguel
North, Baras North, San Andres East and West, nationalized high schools in
Virac, San Miguel Rural Development High School, Catanduanes State
Colleges Laboratory High School, and Catanduanes College.
The
course likewise enabled the participants to have a deeper understanding of
the role, duties and responsibilities of being a troop leader and to
appreciate the lasting values of scouting as a means of service to others.
The course is also targeted at ensuring the proper implementation of the
GSP Program, thus strengthening scouting in the school and the community.
Among
the trainers and facilitators who lent their hands to the activity were
Mrs. Genena Robles, Mrs. Lourdes Rodriguez, Mrs. Emelina Tabuzo, Mrs.
Bella Pitajen, Ms. Antonia Molina, Mrs. Estrella Placides and Mrs. Socorro
dela Rosa.
In
another development, nine Girl Scouts and two families of deceased members
have received their insurance claims for the past year. Scouts Rogelio
Pagsiat, Olfindo Custodio, Rogelio Teodones, Camilo Teope, Estrella Belaro,
Romulo Emerenciana, Ernesto Zafe, Antonio Timuat and Pura Mimay received a
total of P13,744.90 as medical reimbursements. On the other hand, the
family of Maria T. Arcilla got P14,000 as death benefit while the family
of Marino Castro received P1,000 as natural death benefit.
