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35 Chi. L. Libr. Bull. 1 (February 1965)

handle is hein.journals/callbu35 and id is 1 raw text is: CHICAGO LAW LIBRARY BULLETIN CHICAGO ASSOCIATION OF LAW LIBRARIES Number 35 Fe iruary, 1965 ANNUAL MEBIING--A. A. L. L. Thirty-five members of the Chicago Association of Law Libraries attended the 57th annual meeting of the American Association of Law Libraries convened in St. Louis, Missouri, June 28-July 2, 1964. On June 29, the Chicago Association, at the kind invitation of Miss Agnes Christensen, of Burdette Smith and Company, gathered for a gala dinner to honor Professor William R. Ibalfe for his distinguished contribution to law librarianship and particularly for his leadership in the Chicago area. As a keepsake and remembrance of the occasion, Professor Roalfe accepted a beautiful piece of Steuben glass from the hands of C.A.L.L. President William Powers, Librarian of the Chicago Bar Association. Reflecting the glow in the glass were the eyes of Professor Roalfe's wife, Helen, who beamed her approval with her customary radiance. CoA.L.L. MEETINGS Our first meeting of this 1964-65 year was held November 20 at The Normandy House. Mr. Benjamin Mackoff, Administrative Director for the Circuit Court of Cook County and Judge Boyle's Administrative Assistant, was the speaker. He talked on the operation of the courts under the New Judicial Act, the progress which is being made--and some of the interesting things which have occurred since the enactment of the Act. Our Christmas Party was a delightful one held at the Fortnightly Club. Cocktails were served, or coffee, and a mysterious benefactor supplied us with delicious snacks to accompany the liquid refreshments. Our next meeting will be FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1.9, at The Normandy House. Cocktails at 12:00, luncheon at 12:30 - $3.25. Joe Benson and his committee will present Lee Silverstein, of the American Bar Foundation, whose talk will be on the Foundation's Project for Defense of Indigent Persons Accused of Crime and, briefly, the Project's relationship to the Poverty Program. Our future meetings will line up something like this: A March-April meeting. A May meeting, which we hope will work out to be a field trip. NOTES OF INTEREST According to Joe Benson, there will be a SPECIAL LIBRARY ASSOCIATION all-day workshop April 2, 1965, at the Pick-Congress. The subject will be Library Management and the combined luncheon and conference will cost $10.00. Reservations may be made with Wayne Hartwell, Compton s Encyclopedia, 1000 North Dearborn Park- way, phone 787-8270.

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