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39 Chi. L. Libr. Bull. 1 (February 1967)

handle is hein.journals/callbu39 and id is 1 raw text is: CHICAGO LAW LIBRARY BULLETIN CHICAGO ASSOCIATION OF LAW LIBRARIES , NUMBER 39 February. 1967 C. A. L. L. MEETINGS The Fall meeting, held at the Chicago Bar Association, was attended by a full membership--many new members swelling the ranks. Elaine Teigler, our new president, greeted everyone, and introduced the new members and our guests. She presented David Bryant, Chairman of the Program Committee, who, as he said, presented the program. He gave a most interesting description of his attend- ance at the Davis, California, Institute on Electronic Data Retrieval held prior to the A.A.L.L. Annual Meeting in Los Angeles. This year the Holiday meeting was a dinner party held December 9, in Charter Hall of'the Chicago Bar Association. We had a fine dinner and were pleasantly entertained by one of our new members, Mr. Herrera, who played the piano. Eileen Murphy was there from Detroit and it was good to see her. Our anonymous benefactors picked up part of the tab and we thank them for their hospitality. March 17 marks the 20th anniversary of the founding of the CHICAGO ASSOCIATION OF LAW LIBRARIES--and the Program Committee and President Teigler are working hard to make our meeting, to be held that day, a real celebration. They are hoping that a numbe of the Founders will be able to attend. The meeting is to be at the Furniture Club and you will receive your notice as usual. In addition to the recognition of the Founding Day, you will find the program most absorbing. It is to center on the BIG problem of today's law libraries, Training and Placement of law librarians. There will be a panel made up of our members and representatives of law offices arid office managers have been invited as guests who may have comments to make. Special emphasis will be given to the beginner, untrained in law librarianship, and how the experienced librarian can help recruit, encourage and educate these people to our mutual benefit. You will find it thought-provoking, and those of our new members, just coming into the field, will find it especially rewarding. WE GREET NEW MEMBERS Mr. David Badertsher, University of Chicago Law Library, Circulation and Assistant Reference Librarian. Mrs. Anna Baker, McDermott, Will & Emery. Mrs. Baker had been Children's Librarian at the main branch of the Public Library, of East Orange, New Jersey, but decided to return to the Midwest to be near her sister who lives in Winnetka. Mr. John Watson Campbell, Northwestern University Law School Library. Mrs. Maria Chase, Northwestern University Law School Library.

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