Joeten-Kiyu Public Library executive director John O. Gonzales said they were very happy with the turnout.
“It is a good thing to see these kids get involved in healthy dancing and engage in exercise activities that are fun, exiting and stress-free,” Gonzales said.
Dr. Gary Ramsey, program coordinator of the Wise Women Village Project under the Department of Public Health. said with the increasing cases of child obesity, getting the young people to dance can help them develop healthy habits.
A dozen students showed up yesterday.
Eden Quizon, one of the dance instructors from the Rose Dance School of Saipan, said their other students are already back in school and couldn’t attend yesterday’s event.
More entertainment today
At 3 p.m. today, more entertainment is in store for visitors as the Summer Reading & Cultural Fair ends.
Participants of the Chamorro Cultural Activity will perform their grand finale.
Children’s library associate Erlinda Naputi is again inviting members of the public to come and join the fun and entertainment.
She said they will be spinning the Wheel of Fortune this afternoon for students who joined the summer reading challenge.
For more information, call 235-7322.
