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Official Publication of the QC Public Library

QCPL

@ YOUR

SERVICE! P. 5

QUEZONIAN

NEWSLETTER

Oct.-Dec. 2011

Volume 5. issue 4

New library atEscopa 3

2

Pre-launching of

QC History Book

3

QC Museum to

Rise at QC Memo-

4

Coun. Aly Med-

alla Supports QC

Libraries

5

History of Writ-

ing a History

6

3rd NCR Librari-

ans Congres-

sional Meeting

8

QCPL Joins in the 9

INSIDE T

HIS ISSUE:

QCPL

God Loves

You! The Bible says, "God so

loved the world that He gave His one and only Son,that whoever believes inHim shall not perish, but

have eternal life" p. 10



MESSAGE

FROM

THE

CITYLIBRARIAN

QUEZONIAN NEWSLETPage

The year 2011 is a very fruitful and blissful year for the Quezon City Public Library. The staffwere all cooperative, branch librarians have donetheir part in their own share of making their ac-tivities worthwhile to the children in their respec-tive communities.

The achievement of our goals have beenmade possible because of the shared values, espe-cially the spirit of “malasakit” to each and every-one in the glory of God. Furthermore, I would liketo inform you of the principals who extended theirsupport to the QCPL, the Quezon City officialswho were very supportive to the City Library’s pro-grams and projects, from the City Mayor HerbertBautista, Vice Mayor Joy Belmonte, the City Coun-cilors particularly Councilor Aly Medalla of DistrictII.

This year is full of new library changes inmanagement initiatives that would make us moreefficient, productive, competitive, adaptable andresponsive to the ever changing library landscapeand requirements. Moreover, the City Governmentwould be constructing a new Library Building to en-hance the facilities and ambiance, that would pro-vide better environment conducive for productive

working and the publics’ information research. Iam looking forward for support in all the library’sinitiatives and activities as we continue our journeytogether towards achievement of our commongoals.

EMELITA VILLANUEVA

VISION

The Quezon City Public Li-

brary envisions in providing

modernized library facilities

and services that will enhanc

support and develop the learing and research of its clien-

teles.

A world class public li-

brary where all scholarly in-

formation are easily accesse

down to the grassroots level

and that showcases rich col-lections of the city’s local hi

tory and culture.

MISSION

The public library, t

local gateway to knowledg

provides the basic conditito life long learning that w

help increase the litera

level of the country.

It shall provide acce

to all printed, cultural, h

torical, intellectual and lite

ary heritages of the count

and other information sourc

and ensures the preservati

and conservation of these m

terials through the techn

logical innovations for the u

of the future generations.



VOLUME 5 . ISSUE 4

At last, for morethan five years the bookQC: A Saga of Continu-ing Progress was pre-launched last November29, 2011 at the QCPLReference Area.., QuezonCity hall. This is the firstbook to be published bythe Quezon City PublicLibrary, inspired by noother than our CityMayor Herbert Bautista.

The book containsrelevant data on QuezonCity, way back from 1939to present. The accom-plishments of each Mayorper administration ,from the conceptualiza-tion of then Pres. ManuelL. Quezon to the appoint-

ment of the first Que-zon City Mayor TomasMorato and to our pre-sent Mayor HerbertBautista.

During the event,

the QCPL also gave

plaques of appreciation inrecognition to the contri-

butions of its partners in

the promotion of books,

reading and literacy in

their respective communi-

ties.

Awarded were: Mr.Mr.

George Gordula, Chair,George Gordula, Chair,Greater Project 4 BookGreater Project 4 Book

Lovers Club; Dr. EladioLovers Club; Dr. Eladio

Escolano, Principal, DonEscolano, Principal, Don

Alejandro Roces HighAlejandro Roces High

School; Hon. Rodelo Tena,School; Hon. Rodelo Tena,

Mayor, Municipality ofMayor, Municipality of

Jomalig, Quezon Province;Jomalig, Quezon Province;

Ms. Alice Jubay, DirectorMs. Alice Jubay, Director

Community Extension Ser-Community Extension Ser-vice, St. Mary’s University,vice, St. Mary’s University,

Bayombong, Nueva, Ecija;Bayombong, Nueva, Ecija;

Mr. Leonar Cadoy, Coordi-

nator, IKAT and Commu-

nity Extension Services,

Saint Mary’s University,

Bayombong, Nueva Ecija; Mr. David Cabonero, Direc-

tor, University Learning

Resource Center, Saint

Mary’s University, Bayom-

bong, Nueva Ecija and

Atty. Antonio Santos, Di-

rector of the National li-

brary.

Guest of Honors

were Mayor Herbert

Bautista, represented by

his Chief of Staff, Mr.

Aldrin Cuña, and Vice

Mayor Joy Belmonte, rep-

resented by her staff Ms.

Palma.

QC officials who

graced the event were Ms.

Teresa Mariano, Head,

SSDD, Ms. Frederika Ren-

toy, Head, EPWMD, Ms.

Marian Orayani, Head of

City Budget Department,

Mr. Jorge P. Felipe, Head,

BOC, Barangay Captains,

Hon. Leolibeth Daluraya of

Escopa 3, Hon. Josefina

Ang and other barangay

officials. The emcee was

Mr. Contrado Buenaven-

tura.

PRE-LAUNCHING OF A QC HISTORY BOOK

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NEW LIBRARY AT ESCOPA 3

QUEZONIAN NEWSLETPage 4

Last October 26, 2011, a library wasinaugurated at the Barangay Escopa 3, a

joint project of the City Government rep-resented by the City Librarian, Ms. EmelitaVillanueva and the Bgy. Council of Escopa 3represented by Bgy. Captain Leolibeth S.

Daluraya.

The City Mayor, Herbert Baustistaand Congressman Bolet Banal of the 3rd

District were the Guests of Honor.

The said library was organized by

the Quezon City Public Library staff and

various reference books and other refer-

ence materials were also provided for theuse of the reading public.

The City Mayor, Herbert Bautista, cutting the ceremonial ribboAssisting him are the City Librarian, Emelita Villanueva and Bgy.

Captain Leolibeth Daluraya.

The City Mayor with the kids at Bgy. Escopa 3 The City Mayor, Herbert Bautista, and Cong. Bolet Banalwith the City Librarian Ms. Emelita Villanueva, Asst. CityLibrarian Ms. Cynthia Tolado, Bgy. Capt. Daluraya, Ms.

Lucila Raquino of the QCPL and other barangay staff.



VOLUME 5 . ISSUE 4

Filipiniana and Local History Contains books , souvenir programs and

newsclippings about the Philippines, authored by Filipinos and information about QChistory, its people, places, events.

Law Research Unit Caters the needs of ordinary citizens, law students and law-

yers alike regarding queries about laws. It provides comprehensive collections on Phil. Lawssuch as Supreme Court Decisions, presidential Issuances, Republic Acts and Supreme CourtRulings. Also available are online QC ordinances and resolutions, Lex Libris CD ROMS,newspaper clippings on laws and other legal and government publications

Reference Services Provides quality reference service to our varied customersfrom college and high school students, professionals and employees. Offers books in variousdisciplines including encyclopedias, almanacs, dictionaries, etc., It also contains fiction which can

be borrowed for at least a week.

Technical Section Takes charge in acquiring and organizing the library’s book

collections, maintains the updating of the library’s on-line database and the preservationof reading materials.

Periodicals Contains newspapers, magazines, journals, government publications,

etc. It also offers E-newspapers and magazines.

Provides free internet services to our customers. Users can search for at

least 30 minutes,. Available services are internet browsing, email, typing, printing,

scanning, CD burn, access to software from the library collections, viewing of

informational videos from the library collections .

QCPL @ YOUR SERVICE

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Multi Media and Internet Services

Children’s Corner – This section provides services for children aged 3 to 12. It

contains variety of children’s books both Filipino and foreign. It does not maintain toys,

but accepts any donations from civic spirited individuals.

Administrative Services includes Records Section which take

charge of the administrative matters of the library like budgeting and fiscal manage-ment, records and property and supplies, personnel, General Services, etc.



Mayor Herbert Bautista and ms. Joy Belmonte during the groundbreak-ing of the soon to be constructed QC Museum at the QC MemorialCircle. Inset Mr Taddy Palma, Right, Cong. Banal, Mayor Bautista, Vice

Mayor Joy Belmonte and Dr. Manuel Alba.

The City Librarian, Emelita Villanuea with MayorBautista (above) and with Ms. Joy Belmonte (below)

during the groundbreaking.

The QC Museum willdefinitely be a “green buildinginfrastructure based on theCity’s Green building Ordi-

nance of 2009.

“Green Building” re-fers to an integrated whole-building approach to theplanning, design, construc-tion, operation and mainte-nance of buildings and theirsurrounding land space that

help mitigate the environ-mental, economic and socialimpacts of buildings. Empha-sis is on site conservation and

sustainable planning, water

conservation and efficiency,energy efficiency and renewabenergy; conservation of mateals and resources and indoorenvironmental quality and hu

man health.

Finally, Quezon City Mu-seum will soon to rise atthe QC memorial Circle.The groundbreaking cere-mony was held last De-cember 4, 2011 led byHon. Mayor HerbertBautista and Hon ViceMayor Joy Belmonte andwas attended by QC offi-

cials, Cong. Jorge Banal,Coun. Godie Liban, Mr.Taddy Palma, Secretaryto the Mayor; Dr. ManuelAlba; Chief of Staff Mr.Aldrin Cuña and others.

QC MUSEUM TO RISE AT THE QC

MEMORIAL CIRCLE




Councilor JulienneAlyson Rae Medalla, orCoun. Aly Medalla forshort, of District 2. is asweet, beautiful and sim-ple lady and a woman withwisdom, with a contagioussmile. She comes from anotable family of publicservants. She finished herBA Organizational Commu-

nication and Legal Manage-ment at the De La SalleUniversity.

Among CouncilorMedalla’s notable pro-grams are the following:

1. Education youth andSports development

2. Mobile Library and

Literacy programs

3. Distribution of EarlyLearning Materialsand Toys in DaycareCenters

4. Free Pre-schoolsSummer Program

in one of the city council’sdeliberations and a publichearing was scheduled soas to hear the side of thebook publishers in thecity.

Hopefully, in theinterest of humanitarianreasons and in the inter-est of our less privilegedstudents who are depend-ent on the books providedby our City Libraries fortheir research needs, maythey, the publishers havekind hearts to extendtheir blessings to our lessfortunate constituentsthrough the Quezon CityPublic Library.

Our sincerest anddeepest thanks to our Be-loved Councilor Aly Med-alla.

Coun. Aly Medalla

The proposed ordi-nance makes Quezon

City Public Library adepository of all pub-

lished books of allpublishers within the

jurisdiction of QuezonCity.

VOLUME 5 . ISSUE 4

5. Hakbang Para sa Ki-nabukasan:Free Shoe giv-ing project

6. College ScholarshipProgram

Futkal sa Baran-gay:Street Scoccer Clinicand AM Boxing Program

She is the primemover of the proposedQuezon City Book De-posit Ordinance requiringpublishers within the ter-ritorial jurisdiction ofQuezon City to furnishthe City Public Libraryof at least five (5) copiesof all their printed books

providing incentivestherefore.

The proposed or-dinance makes QuezonCity Public Library a de-pository of all publishedbooks of all publisherswithin the jurisdiction ofQuezon City.

In return the Que-zon City government willprovide certain incentivesin the form of tax cred-its and other privilegesto publishers.

This proposed or-dinance has been tackled

Coun. Aly Medalla supports QC Libraries

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Writing the history ofQuezon City is not an easy

task. It involves intensiveresearch to all written infor-mation about the City.

The QuezonCity Public Library, beingthe repository of all Que-zon City facts and figures,conceived the idea of con-solidating and updatingQuezon City informationfor the use of all research-

ers especially the futuregenerations.

Data of past mayorswere taken from the booksof three distinguished au-thors, Crisostomo, Ca-runungan and Alvir for thepart of the past mayors,while data from Mayors

Simon to Belmonte weretaken from souvenir pro-grams, accomplishmentreports, state of the cityaddress, newspapers andmagazines, history booksand other write ups per-taining to Quezon City.

Three distinguishedauthors have their ownpiece of story on the his-

tory of Quezon City, Isa-belo T. Crisostomo, CelsoAl. Carunungan and AngelS. Alvir. This book on His-tory of Quezon City wastaken from the consoli-dated works of these threeauthors, and was further

updated by the City Libraryup to the present admini-

stration, the Herbert M.Bautista Administration.

Angel S. Alvir wrotehis version of Quezon Cityhistory, “Compared to ahuman being, Quezon Cityis a child in its early infancyand has no history tospeak of except that of theman who founded it andthe events which led to its

creation or attended itsearly existence, and thesocial and political fermentat the time of its creation.”

it is well that thehistory of its creation anddevelopment be writtenwhen the details of its earlyexistence are still clear inthe memory of living per-sons who were there withthe founder when hedreamed, designed, andbuilt the City. “Time slipsquietly, the founder’s rankis thinning, and before longthings and incidents con-nected with the city’s crea-tion and development willforever be lost to history, itmust be recorded.”

Isabelo T,Crisostomo wrote “QuezonCity: 1954-1967”. He at-tempted to put togethersome facts about the for-mation of Quezon Citywhile these were still avail-able and fresh then. Much

of his researches were derived from City Hall record

and from newspapersmagazines and old souvenir programs. It was MayoAmoranto who gave himthe idea to write about Quezon City. But he limitethe discussion of the sub

ject from 1954-1967 bcause of “great timeneeded to dig up old references and collate pertinen

data.Celso Al. Carunun

gan, wrote the boo“Quezon City: A Saga oProgress”, wherein hwent into great pains to diinto the intricate but pleasurable details of the firsyears of Quezon City. This mind, no one beforhad ever dug enough t

discover these. Perhapsaccording to him, no onsaw the need for themthen. But, in the face othe relentless and continuing progress of this marveous metropolis, it is propeand fitting that we turback to that wonderful; beginning of Quezon Cityand draw from it some les

sons, learn some truthabout how this city camabout.

Cont. on page 5

HISTORY OF WRITING A HISTORYBy Lucila Raquiño




FromManuelQuezontoMayorTomasMoratoto

Mayor

HerbertBautista(1939-pre-

sent)

“What is clear in today’s present administrationis that to make Quezon City continue to become the mostoutstanding and one of the best cities in the country and to fulfillunfulfilled visions, plans, dreams and projects.”

VOLUME 5 . ISSUE 4

Thus, to up-date the books preparedby these three authors, the

Quezon City Public Librarystaff painstaking continuedthe research on the con-tinuing progress of the city,compiled and updated allrelevant data pertaining tothe Quezon City’s officials,their numerous accom-plishments, particularly oninfrastructure projects thatdefinitely gave the status of

Quezon City as a premiercity.

People of the Citymust take pride to havemayors who perseveredin fulfilling the dreams andvisions of the Founder ofQuezon City, Pres. ManuelLuis Molina Quezon, from

Morato in 1939 to Bautista,the present administration.Each of these mayors,

have their own ways of ful-filling these dreams. Theyworked hard to at leastcontribute to the progressof the city, though, they ex-perienced many obstaclesalong the way.

What is clear in to-day’s present administra-tion is that to make Que-zon City continue to be-come the most outstandingand one of the best citiesin the country and to fulfillunfulfilled visions, plans,dreams and projects.

This book also con-tains the Quezon City Offi-cials from 1939 to present,from mayors, vice mayors,congressmen, councilors,department/office headsand task forces. Although,the data may not be thatcomplete, great efforts ofresearch and compilationof data by the team wereexerted to make this bookas complete as possiblepertaining to Quezon City.

Our recognition wegive to the late Mr. Ben O.Flores, the editor of the for-mer Capitol standard, whoat one time gave his com-mentaries to the booksabout the history of Que-

zon City. That one of hiswrite ups wished that“someday write an update of

Quezon City History” to beentitled “Quezon City: A Sagaof Continuing Progress.”Though the writer of thishumble book is not a veteranwriter or author of any pub-lished books, she tried herbest with the help of theQCPL Staff to come out withthis material.

That whoever may

write again an updated his-tory of Quezon City may theyfind this book useful.

This book will never bepossible without the supportprimarily of the City MayorHerbert Bautista, the City Li-brarian, Emelita Villanueva,who persevered in its publi-cation, Ms. Cynthia Tolado,Asst., the staff who gave theirbest during the researchstage, Ms. Fe Gomez, Estrel-lita Perez, Donna Estoque,Ana Martinez, Jenny Leoncio,and indexers Prima Alabataand Jenny Adajo.

“To catch the reader's attention, place an“To catch the reader's attention, place an“To catch the reader's attention, place an“To catch the reader's attention, place an

interesting sentence or quote from the storyinteresting sentence or quote from the storyinteresting sentence or quote from the storyinteresting sentence or quote from the story

here.”here.”here.”here.”

Cont… History of writing...

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The NCR Librarians, one of which our City Librarian, Ms. EmelVillanueva , her Asst. Cynthia Tolado, other staff Fe Gomez and AnalPuno, together with the Director of the National

The City Librarian,

Ms. Emelita Villanuevaattended the 3rd NCRLibrarians’ CongressionalMeeting, at Sentro ng Ka-runungan Library, ManilaCity. last December 8,2011. It was led by Atty.Antonio Santos, Directorof the National Library.

The series of

monthly meetings whichare held alternately inevery library in MetroManila serves as a dia-logue between the headof public libraries and theNational Library, beingthe lead library institu-tion.

How to be of help

in the development ofpublic libraries in NCR,and how can a “gifted”library be able to shareits library resources tothe “needy” one are ad-dressed.

After the meeting,the group’s ChristmasParty followed at ManilaGrand Opera Hotel.

Gook Luck!

3rd NCR LIBRARIANS’ CONGRESSIONAL MEETING




QCPL performers Ms. Lai Malabanan, James Mabborang (MASCOT) and Analiza

Puno with Ms. Melanie Ramirez from the National Library

The City Librarian and President of the Children’s Literature of the Philippines (CLAPI), Ms.Emelita Villanueva, 3rd from right, together with other QCPL staff and CLAPI officers, fromleft, Ms. Fe Gomez, Analiza Puno, Mariza Chico, Asst. City Librarian Cynthia Tolado, MelbaTablizo, Vice President, Dr. Luis Gatmaitan, Guest Lecturer, Ms. Emelita Villanueva, Ms.

Leonila Galvez, Ms. Purita Gonzales and Ms. Rose Chong of the National Library

VOLUME 5 . ISSUE 4ISSUE 4

The QC Public Li-brary joins the nation in thecelebration of Library and

Information Services Monththis November through si-multaneous storytelling in theMain Library and all itsbranch libraries citywide at-tended by the communitychildren. The guest story-teller at the QC Public Li-brary was Ms. Lyn Ching-Pascual, TV Host and a

mother.

The City Librarian,Ms. Emelita L. Villanueva, be-ing the President of the Chil-dren’s Liberature of the Phils.(CLAPI) initiated the conductof a seminar workshop onStorytelling and Story writingparticipated by teachers andlibrarians at Teacher’s Camp,Baguio City. The lecturerswere Mr. Manolo Silayan,member of the AlitaptapGroup of Storytellers and

Dr. Luis Gatmaitan, a medicalpractitioner and author /writer of various children’s

books.

The Baguio City Pub-lic Library, through Mr. EmilioSupsupin also requested theservices of the QC Public Li-brary, Manila City Library andthe National Library,through MELAI (QCPL), the

Mascot who presented adance number during theprogram and entertained thekids, Grades I To V whowere overwhelmed with thepresence of the said Mascot,puppetshow courtesy of theManila City Library and story-telling, through storytellerMelanie Ramirez of the Na-

tional Library.

QCPL JOINS IN THE CELEBRATION OF LIBRARY &

INFORMATION SERVICES MONTH IN NOVEMBER

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“He allows painfulsituations to come into

your life, and accordingto Fenelon, “He does

this for your benefit.”When you do good and suffer, if you take it patiently,this is commendable before God. 1 Peter

God Loves You! The Bible says, "God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son, that whoever believes in Him shall

not perish, but have eternal life"

I would like toshare some devotionalthoughts from God’swords quoted from “OurDaily Bread” January toDecember 2012, specifi-cally from February 4entitled WHEN WE’REWRONGED”.

It’s natural towant to defend ourselvesagainst injustice and tostrike back. But if we’requiet and peaceful whenothers mistreat and per-secute us, we are re-sponding in a Christlikeway. God wants to developin us qualities that areunnatural for us. Anyonecan be patient when eve-rything’s going his or herway. The greater virtueis to remain calm and con-

trolled under provocation(1 Peter 2:20).

Fenelon, a 17th-century theologian, put itthis way: “Don’t be so up-set when evil men andwomen defraud you. Letthem do as they please, just seek to do the will ofGpd… Silent peace andsweet fellowship with Godwill repay you for everyevil thing done against you.Fix your eyes on God.” Heallows painful situations tocome into your life, andaccording to Fenelon, “Hedoes this for your bene-fit.”

For our benefit? In-

deed as we respond to in-

justice in a Christlike way,

our anxiety, insecurity,

and pessimism will be

transformed into tran-

quility, stability, and

hope.

Why do we lash out

when we’re mistreated?

Why are we so quick to

defend ourselves or toseek revenge? Is it not

that we placed too much

value on our own comfort

and rights? If so we

must pray, echoing on the

words of Augustine.

“Heal me of this lust of

mine to always vindicate

myself.” - David Roper

SPIRITUAL CORNER BY White Dove




VOLUME 5 . ISSUE 4

Last December 12,2011, in the spirit of

Christmas, the QCPLMulti-Purpose Coopera-tive conducted its Out-

reach Activity thru giftgiving at Quezon City Jail.The activity is done annu-

ally by the QCPLMPC’s

officers and board of di-rectors to a chosen insti-

tution or person as ex-

pression of thanksgivingfor the cooperative’s

fruitful year.

The group led by

its Chairman, Ms. EmelitaL. Villanueva and the Offi-

cers and Board of Direc-tors, have given awaysome 250 packs of toilet-ries to the visit less in-

mates of City Jail. Each

pack is composed of one

face towel, toothbrush,

toothpaste and soap.

In return,

the inmates prepared ashort program as their

way of thanking the

group for their generos-ity. They (inmates) ren-

dered a song number en-titled “Pasko Na Naman”

which made all the Offi-

cers and Board of Direc-tors cried because theywere touched/affected by

their current situation.

In addition, the

Chairman, Ms. Villanueva,also pledged to donate100 copies of pocket Fili-

pino-English dictionaries

to them as part of their

Alternative Learning Sys-

tem Program.

The BJMP staffs

were very thankful to thegroup for making the QC

jail inmates part of their

outreach beneficiaries.

QCPL MULTI-PURPOSE COOPERATIVE’S

GIFT GIVING AT QC JAIL by MARIZA G. CHICO

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Above: The QCPLMPC Officers and Board of Directors with SQC Jail Senior Inspector Roselyn Carta . Below: QCPLMPC Chairman Emelita Villanueva assisted by Cynthia

Tolado, General Manager while distributing gift packs to the QCBJMP inmates



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EMELITA L. VILLANUEVA

City Librarian

Adviser

DONNA MAE G. ESTOQUE

Lay—out Designer

ANALIZA C. MARTINEZ

Printing

JENNIFER R. LEONCIO

Circulation

Que z on C i t y P ubl ic Li br ar y w as or g ani z ed on Au g ust 16 , 1948.

V i sion: T o pr ov i d e l i br ar y user s w i t h f ac i l it i es w her e t he y c an use t he l at est t ec hnol o g i es l i ke int er net and mul t i -med ia t o enhanc e r esear c h and f ac i li t at e i nf or mat i on ac c ess and r et r i ev al .

Mi ssi on: T he publi c l i br ar y , t he l oc al g at ew a y t o know l ed g e , pr ov id es t he basi c c ond it i on of li f e l on g lear ni n g . I t shal l pr o- v i d e ac c ess t o all pr i nt ed , c ul t ur al , hi st or ic al , int el l ec t ual and l i t er ar y her it a g es of t he c ount r y and ot her i nf or mat i on sour c es and ensur es t he pr eser v at i on and c onser v at i on of t hese mat er i als t hr ou g h t he t ec hnol o g i c al i nnov at i ons f or t he use of t he f ut ur e g ener at i ons.

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MARIZA G. CHICO

Contributor

LUCILA R. RAQUIÑO

Literary Editor

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