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3 Legist II 1 (1964-1965)

handle is hein.lbr/lgist0003 and id is 1 raw text is: LAW LIBRARY ASS)CIATION OF GREATER NEW YORK Vol. 3, No. 1 October 196h NOTICE OF OCTOBER MEETING President Ernest H. Breuer Thursday, October 15, 1964 at the House of the Asso- ciation of the Bar, 42 West 44th Street, 8:00 P.M. Vice-Pres. Frank R. Ruzicka A HISTORY OF THE REVISION OF THE UNIFORM COMMERCIAL CODE Treasurer IN THE STATE OF NEW YORK Elinor C. Muller bSecretary A. Fairfeld Dana, Esq. Margaret Butler Mr. Dana, a partner in the firm of which Tom(Wilkins Directors is the well known law librarian, is a member of the New Edward J. Bander York State Commission on Uniform State Laws which under- Dorothy E. Chamberlain took the revision of the Uniform Code for adoption in New Margaret T. Ryan York. He is perhaps best known to law librarians as the Franklin A. Weston editor of the New York State Legislative Annual. Editor PRESIDENT'S PLEADINGS Anthony P. Grech Your executive board met at the Association of the Bar on Monday, September 14, 1964 to discuss policy and the bi-monthly meetings of LLAGNY. With the excellent suggestions received from members of the board, I believe we have planned an interesting and diversified program for 1964-65. The first meeting will be held at the Association of the Bar on Oct. 15th. Our speaker will be A. Fairfield Dana, Esq., who will discuss the Uniform Commercial Code. The dates of the other four meetings are tentative. Fannie Klein is chairman of the Christmas Party to be held in early December. She has promised to come up with something different. Joe Andrews is chairman of the February 1965 meeting. We plan to have a modest dinner at the United Nations followed by a tour and speaker to be announced. For the April 1965 meeting we plan to have Hon. William M. O'Reilly, chairman of the Legislative Bill Drafting Commission, who will speak to us on the legislative process. He will also describe the use by the Legisla- ture of electronic data processing in the revisions and codifications of _N

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