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SITTING IN Hk an
nouncement I received from
the-President of the North
Carolina Library
Association (NCLA) stated
that the Spring Workshop
for the organization would
be held on April 1 and 2 with
committee meetings
scheduled for early
Saturday morning. I felt like
an April fool when I
discovered that the first
day’s meetings were for
officers only. The president,
Dr. Annette Phinazee (Dean
of the Library School at
North Carolina Central
University in Durham and a
very gracious lady) came to
my rescue and invited me to
attend the dinner meeting of
the Executive Board as her
guest. So I sat in on some
very interesting discussions
and learned, first-hand, how
decisions with far-reaching
effects are made.
Since the organization
includes all kinds of
librarians and has a
membership numbering
several thousand
professional people, it is
divided into sections along
lines of specific interests.
For example, there are
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In loving memory of our
mother, Annie Copeland
Hollo well, who passed away
two years ago April 5, 1975.
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And whispered softly of
“An Unknown Land”
But she was not
afraid to go
For though the path
she did not know,
She took Death’s hand
without a fear,
For He who safely
brought her here
Had told her He would
lead the way into
- Eternity’s Bright Day
And so she did not go
alone into the “Valley
that’s Unknown”
She gently took death
by the hand
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Promised Land”
And there, with step
so light and gay,
she polishes the
sun by day
And lights the stars
that shine at night
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Home Above
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those she loved.
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sections for college and
university librarians, for
junior college and technical
school librarians, for school
librarians, and, of course,
for public librarians. My
activities have been mostly
connected with the public
library section and thus
have afforded me little
opportunity to mingle with
the “academic types”.
The Spring Workshop in
Durham was my first real
chance to participate with
all types of librarians in a
small group setting. One of
the most interesting items
discussed was the Biennial
Convention for 1977.
Because of the size of the
attendance, Winston-
Salem’s convention center
has been ,the only location
available in North Carolina
for the last six years. This
year’s meeting is scheduled
for October 5-8 and the
program plans announced
at the Executive Board
meeting sounded great. But
the exciting news was that a
new location is now
available for the following
meeting, originally
scheduled for 1979 but
possibly changed to 1980.
Charlotte has just opened a
new Convention Center and
hotel complex (The
Radisson) which can ac
commodate the NCLA
convention crowd and their
invitation to {day host for
the next general meeting
was accepted.
In addition to the formal
meeting, I sat in on an even
more interesting informal
one. A “bull session” with
State Librarian David
McKay, a library school
dean, three university
librarians and several other
public librarians was the
best part of the two-day
meeting.
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NCLA Bicentennial Com
mittee, of which I was Co-
Chairman, was the reason
for 'my invitation to the
Workshop. Our report
covered the activities for the
past two years and
highlighted the successful
forum series which was
sponsored by the public
libraries in 1976. A less
successful series was held in
the community colleges this
spring.
The report concluded with
the recommendation that
our committee be dissolved.
We figured the Bicentennial
celebration is a thing of the
past now so it is time to get
on with other things.
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recommendation was ac
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THE CHOWAN HERALD
’niurnday, April 7,1977