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33 Chi. L. Libr. Bull. 1 (June 1963)

handle is hein.journals/callbu33 and id is 1 raw text is: CHICAGO LAW LIBRARY BULLETIN CHICAGO ASSOCIATION OF LAW LIBRARIES Number 33 June, 1963 I Annual Meeting Everyone should be aware by now of the Annual Convention to be held at Mackinac Island July 4-7 and its unique features as well as the institute in Chicago which is to precede the Convention from June 28-July 2. Little time re- mains to take advantage of these two events. Meetings The final meeting of the year, the business meeting, held at Normandy House on May 24, 1963, was well attended with the most important business the installation of the new officers who are as follows: Mr. Leon M. Liddell, Pres- ident; Mr. William J. Powers, Jr., Vice President; and Mrs. Ramonda Jo Barlow, Secretary-Treasurer. The Executive Committee includes Miss Iris J. Wildman and Mr. Frank Lukes. We were pleased to have an out-of-town member attend: Mrs. Bernita J. Davies, Librarian, University of Illinois Law Library. The previous meeting was the more-or-less traditional visit to a new or enlarged library. The visit to the American Bar Foundation was interesting to those who have been there before as well as to the new visitors. Conferences The 1963 Conference of The Graduate Library School of the University of Chicago will be held on August 5-7 at the new center for continuing education. The topic for this Conference is a timely one: Library Catalogs: Changing Dimensions. A conference on South Asian law held at the University of Chicago Law School May 31 and June 1 included a discussion on Library and Bibliographic Prob- lems. New Members Miss Mary Alice Hohmann, Librarian, Marquette University Law Library Mr. John L. Iglar, Circulation Librarian, University of Chicago Law Library Miss Claire Vogel, Law Librarian, Montgomery Ward & Co. Mrs. Thelma Hill Wann, Cataloging Assistant, U. S. Railroad Retirement Board Mr. Frank C. Whitmer, Lawyer's Co-Operative Publishing Company News of Members Mrs. Carol Abramson The Reference Librarian for the past three years at the University of Chicago Law Library will leave in July to await the birth of her child. Miss Frances Hall, Assistant Librarian at the University of North Carolina Law Library, will become Reference Librarian sometime early in the summer.

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