Isabela Rabec. This washighlighted by a Seminar-Workshop on SourcingLibrary Materials, Pup-petry & Storytelling for Public Libraries, and Es-tablishment and Manage-ment of Public Libraries.The symbolic turn-over of donated books was led bythe City Librarian, Ms.Emy Villanueva as CLAPIPresident assisted by Ms.Fe Abelardo, Head of theReference Division of TNL and Dr. Enrique T.Cayaban, Director of Li-braries of SMU.As a token of ap-preciation to the officersand members of theChildren’s Literature of the Philippines (CLAPI),Dr. Rabec, together withSMU Library Staff, spon-sored a tour to Sagada,Mt. Province, which thegroup considered as abreathtaking experiencewith its mountainous cliffsand rough roads. But attop of the mountain, youwill feel a sigh of relief,having breathed the freshair, seen the wonderfulcreation of the AlmightyGod and felt relaxed withthe scenery of the place.Kudos to these fellows.
The City Librarian (8th from right, with Yellow Green T-shirt) and QCPL Staff, together with Ms. Aberlardo, The National library Staff, and the Kalinga Mission Center Groupheaded by Dr. Isabela Rabec.
The Children’sLiterature Association of the Philippines, Inc.(CLAPI) in collaborationwith Quezon City PublicLibrary (QCPL) and TheNational Library (TNL)conducted its outreachservice/activity thru bookdonation last August 27-28, 2009 dubbed as“Handog Aklat Pambata,Part 3”(Gift: Children’sBooks) in Saint Mary’sUniversity – Bayombong,Nueva Viscaya. This wasthe third time the grouphad this kind of service toSaint Mary’s University’sadopted center, TheKalinga Mission Center (KMC) headed by Dr.
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“at top of themountain, you willfeel a sigh of relief,having breathed thefresh air, seen thewonderful creation ofthe Almighty God andfelt relaxed with thescenery of the place. “
The group taking a hike at the breathtaking slopes of mountain
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