Young Capuleno Scouts Shine In Provincial Meet

Capul's contingent to the 7th Provincial Stars, Cubs, Junior & Senior Scouts Encampment proved once again that the islanders are no pushovers when competing against the best in the province. Held from October 17 to 19 at the Cawayan Integrated School and UEP's Scout City, the following were their achievements:

In the search for Most Popular Boy & Girl Scouts, two Capulenos took home the respective crowns - Rica Ela Penaranda Ramosa (daughter of Ilyn Penaranda and Ricky Ramosa) and Mark Deene Guardiano (son of Glen Guardiano).

The Cub Scouts won 1st place in the Song, Yell and Stunt competition while the Junior Scouts-Boys also placed first in the Modern Dance tilt.

The Star Scouts landed 2nd in the in the GS Quiz Bee and the Junior Girls likewise took 2nd place in the Quiz Bee.

Mrs. Anecita Marzol was crowned 2nd Most Popular Tita.

During the entire jamboree, these kids were ably supported and guided by the following:

Kawan Leaders - Luela Magdaraog and Ignacia Ablig.

Star Troop Leaders - Corazon Castillo, Basil Saluib, Sol Cabacang , Lydia Gordo, Nimfa Saluib.

Junior Troop Leaders - Salva Saluib, Arleen Pasco, Lourdes Castillo, Precy Castillo, Gemma Gaco, Tely Pernito, Macring Manalo, Natalie Magdaraog, Daisy Mente, Madrona Largo.

GSP District Coordinator - Jean Gasid

District Commisioner - Mrs. Annie Marzol

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