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1978 ALLUNY Newsletter 1 (1978)

handle is hein.alluny/all1978 and id is 1 raw text is: A S S 0 C I A T I 0 N O F L A W L 1 8 R A R I E S OF UPSTATE NEW V0 R K vo.4 No.I NEWSLETTER October 1978 From the President This last year as President of ALLUNY has been an exciting and very productive year. We have hosted a very successful convention for over 1000 librarians in Rochester. Because of this, most of you who have not previously been able to make our local ALLUNY conventions have now met other members of the chapter. I, as President, personally thank all of you that gave your time to the Local Arrangements Committee. It was your help that made the convention run so smoothly!! We have also been able to present a united front to the Office of Court Administration on protesting the reclassification of the Supreme Court Library Personnel. I would like to give special thanks to Mary Burch, Ed Ross, Greta Drexler and Libby Jessup for their persistence throughout and hope that they keep up the good work. I would also like to thank last year's Officers and Board of Directors for their support and welcomed criticism throughout the year. The first year for any president of an organization is difficult, but my Officers and Board of Directors made the job that much easier! This year, we look forward to the addition of the Membership Committee (chaired by Mary Burch), and a larger Constitution and By-Laws Committee (chaired by Barbara Brown). Our dues will be increased to $6.00 per member, and that may put us in line for a scholarship committee next year. Mary Burch has resigned as Newsletter editor to pursue a busy life as librarian/ library school student. She has done a fantastic job these past 6 years, and we wish her the best in her new pursuits. Taking Mary's place as editor is Diane Hillmann of Cornell University. Diane looks forward (as we do) to an expanded Newsletter that may even come out more often, due to the added help from ALLUNY members. This year I look forward to more participation, not only in the Newsletter with book reviews, convention reports, and letters to the editor, but also in the committees. If you would be interested in participating in any of the above, please let me know and I will put you in touch with the person in charge of your area of interest. One other area of importance concerns the September 1979 annual meeting. If you have any ideas for topics, time schedules or places to hold the meeting, please let

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