San Carlos cultural celebration on Pangasinan Day
SAN Carlos will celebrate Pangasinan Day on November 13, the 113th birth anniversary of the late Speaker Eugenio Perez, with a cultural program.
The celebration begins with a Holy Mass at the St. Dominic Parish at 7:00 a.m., followed by a flag-raising ceremony and wreath-laying at the bust of the Speaker at the city plaza which is named Speaker Eugenio Perez Memorial Amphitheater.
The program will be conducted purely in the Pangasinan language, including the national anthem, which will be sung by the choir of the Virgen Milagrosa University Foundation.
A variety of musical entertainment depicting the province's culture will be provided by the DepEd District 2 teachers, the Tambayo Cultural Group, the San Carlos College Drum and Bugle Corps, the Aniweng na Kawayan Group from Dagupan City courtesy of Dagupan City Vice Mayor Belen Fernandez, and the Perpetual Help University System from Malasiqui.
A member of the Perez Family is expected to address the gathering.
The Ulupan na Pansiasia'y Salitan Pangasinan will also hold its oath-taking for its officers. The group is headed by book author Mel Jovellanos of Pozorrubio. (CIO)
Source: Sunday Punch (November 8, 2009)
The celebration begins with a Holy Mass at the St. Dominic Parish at 7:00 a.m., followed by a flag-raising ceremony and wreath-laying at the bust of the Speaker at the city plaza which is named Speaker Eugenio Perez Memorial Amphitheater.
The program will be conducted purely in the Pangasinan language, including the national anthem, which will be sung by the choir of the Virgen Milagrosa University Foundation.
A variety of musical entertainment depicting the province's culture will be provided by the DepEd District 2 teachers, the Tambayo Cultural Group, the San Carlos College Drum and Bugle Corps, the Aniweng na Kawayan Group from Dagupan City courtesy of Dagupan City Vice Mayor Belen Fernandez, and the Perpetual Help University System from Malasiqui.
A member of the Perez Family is expected to address the gathering.
The Ulupan na Pansiasia'y Salitan Pangasinan will also hold its oath-taking for its officers. The group is headed by book author Mel Jovellanos of Pozorrubio. (CIO)
Source: Sunday Punch (November 8, 2009)
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