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NM Alcoholic Beverage Industry NEW MEXICO .LIBRARY .. ASSOCIATION NEWSLETTER .Volume 12 Number 3 August 1984 EVENTS ,CALENDAR Sep~mber 4-5 Municipal League Conference, Annual Meeting of Municipal Librarians Association,. September 4, 10-12 a.m., "New Mexico Legislation: Where Do We Go From Here?" A moderated panel discussion. Mod­ erator: Ed Sayre, Mesa Public Library. Panelists: Vir­ ginia Downing, State Librarian, Tom Horan, legisla­ tive lobbyist, and 'Joe Sabatini, Albuquerque Pub­ lic Library. 5or6 All-day seminar: "Fitting Public Libraries to Public J Literacy", featuring the dynamic Dr. David Fader, author of Hooked On Books. All members of the Mu­ nicipal Librarians Association and members of their Banned Books staffs are welcome to attend. 7-29 New Mexico State Fair Week 19-14 Second Annual Confer~nce on Integrated Online Li~ brary Systems, Atlanta September 8-15, 14-15 , NMLA Executive Board Meeting in Taos 1984 October 1 NMLA Newsletter Deadline Co-sponsored by 4-6 Friends of the Albuquerque Public Library Book Sale American Booksellers Association 12 CUS Microcomputer Software and Applications Work­ American Library Association shop with Bob Walton, Classic Hotel, Albuquerque . National Association of College Stores American Society for Information Science, Annual Association of American Publishers American Society of Conference, Philadelphia Journalists and Authors . 28-29 Native American Round Table Tours of SIPI, Laguna, Endorsed by The Center for the Book Ft. Wingate, Gallup, and Window Rock 91-Nov.4 American Association of School Librarians National Conference, Atlanta Don't take the November. First Amendment for granted! 9 NMLA Mini-Conference, Las Cruces December 1 NMLA Newsletter Deadline 7-8 NMLA Executive Board Meeting, Ruidoso COME ONE, COME ALL:::> January,1985 5-10 ALA Midwinter Conference, Washington, D.C. 196 VOLUNTEERSARENEEDED . 14 NMLA Newsletter Deadline TO STAFFTHELIBRARYBOOTH April,1985 NMLA Annual Conference, Santa Fe. Theme-"Blaz­ .j 17-19 -NEW MEXICO STATE FAIR­ ing New Trails:Library Issues in '85 and Beyond". The BOOTH HOURS: 9 AM-9 PM keynote speaker is John Berry, Editor-In-Chief of Li­ 2 Volunteers WiU Work brary Journal. The second featured speaker is Marvin Each Three-Hours Shift Scilken, editor of U*N*A *B*A*S*H*E*D L*I*- . B*R*A*R*I*A*N. The speakers will offer two per­ CONTACT: spectives on library issues of today and tomorrow. Toni Osburn July, 1985 Wyoming Regional Branch . 6-11 ' ALA Annual Conference, Chicago 8205 Apache NE . 18-24 IFLA Conference, Chicago Albuquerque, N.M. 87110 April,1986 Work: 292-0228 2-5 PLA National Conference, St. Louis Please Call or Write Todayl 29-25 NMLA Annual Conference, Albuquerque '.' •• I ••••• I • . , .. ,, ' •••.• ,., "I ,." ' •• "~' '"". ,,' ... ,..'..'" --. Page f.'NMtA,'NEWSLETrER·,'AtJ'GUST'1984 " , " ::~:~;~~nt~s~W' i~~~~~~v~GRAM N~~~~~~n~e~ , " Den" ..;<"0 tion program consists of 272 pages has a place in the library scheme. ~ I and costs $7.00 for individuals Tips for programming: (1) Have - by Cheryl, Wilson' Inn,....'"and you are most welcome to wan' t'mg t'0 purchase the program, th'e same, person.od" all the pro-' attend" . '" '. :but not attending the convention. grams so that the child is' able to On Friifay night, July 13, as tlle' Listed'below are the Chairs of This gives some idea of the scope identify a face with a place. (2) ~ full moon rose in the sky, my the' Rou~l(~ Tables. They can of ALA events and the usefulness' Keep parents or caregivers with thougJits drifted back to anoth~r. answer your questions about their of the program itself as a resource. the child during the program and Friday, 13, and I was reminded. respective groups. The purpose of ALA offers its Education Cas- have them participate as role that my first three months as, IiRound, Table is to bring all types sette Program-over 75 of the models for their children. (3) Use NMLA President have passed and; of libraIi~,~ together who share a ALA programs on cassette-avail- repetition ofstories in the series of Association activities are in f~, common interest. ", able either individually or as a programs. (4) Keep ,the sessions, swing. ROUNDTABLE CHAIRS ,packagefrom Eastern Audio Asso- short and probably for a 6-8 week On June 8, an orientation ses- ' , ., ,ciates;Inc., 8980-B, Route 108, time span. sion was held in Las Cruces 'for 0 Columbia, ,Maryland 21045, a.c. After-School Children in the Li- '.~, D CUME/tjTS 301-596-3900'. b ; ~ew NMLA Executive Board Karen Jaggers ,_ ~ ,_.__._~. __'... rary. i , b din th ' The following notes from work- This seems to be a ,national ,~ mem ers prece g ,e summer 2522 Hot Springs Blvd. ; ' Th C shops are offered from several of problem for librarians, first in Board Mee tmg., eresa on-, Las Vegas, N.M. 87701 'b D 1 t the New Mexico librarians who identify,in,g, library, purpose re- naughton, L1 rary eve opmen 425-7511, (NMHU) h d lis , 'tt Ch' , d th attended ALA in Dallas and are someone w 0 oes not want to - garding' unsupervised children, Comml ee air, orgamze e 425-3278 (home) excellent session. A special thanks, ' 'l,,,'TS;"TTU'"'TO'" A T mtended ,as sharing "appetizers" ten to you. and educating the community, as 'Lo' G dfr H,~. ~.J.' 1VLUJ for those who were unable to All of these mistakes can only necessary. goes t0 Theresa, IS 0 ey, A'licl'a McAninch d . th 1 ,. f Marcy Litzenberg; and Joe Saba- attend. Librarians' names and' un ermme e emp oyee s view 0 Tips and ideas to consider: tini,for their participation as well C/o N.M. School for the Visually work numbers are included if you the supervisor. The most common 1. Have a policy statement to ' Handicapped wish for more detailed discussion/ mistak~ is avoiding the problem approach parents/children with. h h d d ~ormatl·o'n. asD'to all t osehE'w 0 attene B. d ,1900 Whl'te Sands B'lvd. m' ~, ' andpre tend'109'It'does not Are we. a babysitting service? ,Do '.' ,urmg t executive oar Alamogordo, N.M. 88310 ", t ' .. , M' h 198485 b d From John Vittal, 766-7803 eXlS . parents, hav~ to stay with their eetmg, t e -. u get was 437-3505, Ext. 41 (HMSVH) Dr. Grothe urged that both the ' accepted. With the financial suc- "Zeroing in on Your Public: children (of what ages)? What is 682 2726 (home)" ge,tb,er to improve their relation- th 1 gth f t'. hild cess of the 1984 annual.conference, .- . Turning Problems into Oppor- ' , e en 0 me a c may stay there 'were adequate funds availc ' LIBRARYINSTRUCTION tunities'!" presimted by the PLA ship. The traditional evaluation In the 'children's'room,unattend- able to plan the first NMLA mini- David Null , MetropolitaIi :-Llbraries Section. prOcess centers only on what the ed? conference to be held in Las 9874 Menaul Blvd. NE, Apt. H8 The speaker was Ann McGee" employee 'waS doing wrong in the 2. Have different areas of the , Alb NM 87112 Coo h' 'f Ti Mi vie,wpoint of the su,pervisor. Com- hildr' .J:U t' Cruces on Saturday, November 3. ,uquElrque,.. , per, aut or,0 me anage- , c en s room serve Wlleren This will be an effort to have Asso-' 277-5761 (UNM) ment forUnmanageOble People, munication moved in only one funetions:a storytelling corner,' Ii ciation activities in various loca- 296-3576 (home) . D'oes your library' have a prob- direction. The ne,w evaluation' paren. tscorner ' (book disp1ay, , d' t 1 th t ' 1 method would aSk the employee to rock tc)' aft 'th tions around the state in or er 0' LOC,,!ALANDREGIONAL em~ a you cannot sove, no er, e ., a cr area Wi reach members who cannot attend ,. ,,, 'HISTORY. ma' tter how haryou d t?'ry''Y"ou prepare three ',list,,s p'rior 'to the' cr'aft books andpaper / coors,1 etc., the annual conference. Virginia'Whitney may just be using half of your actual evaluation: a game corner, a quiet study area. ?Representing NMLA, I attend- 502 Orchard St. braiIi' power, Says Dr. Ann McGee- 1. a list of the'employee's strong '----s:-useoutsicie,groups-in 'the ~'ALA in Dallas and now know Aztec, N.M. 87410 Cooper, a Dalllis~based 1D&na~ points' community (Girl Scouts, Brown- ihy,the dry summer heat in New' 334-6228 (Koogler Jr. High) ment·consultant.We often look at . ,~2.a'liit'Ofthe areaS orwork'Per~ ies, 4-H, fire, police, social service, Mexico_~_ea~Jier to cope,with than 334-2790 (home) problems With:justtlitdeft; side of fo~ance that need improvemen~ mental· health, etc.) for' after- '-=-~t~ofhuD1id'heat-in,ecDtral-Texas. - , oUr bi-iiin,whien is tne}titional, 3. Ii list of what the supervisOr school programs to emphasize , During myseveral'days' stay in ,.. '., ,LUISA logical side. Rwes,;';policies, and~im·d~.to help t!I~ employee tOjID~ survival skills, etc. ':BigD", I saw many New Mexico Dolores Padilla- traditional 'thinking are all by- prove. 4. Use volunteers to help :With librarians-in the exhibit hall, in Belen Pub~c Library products of left-brain thinking. ' The superviSor would ,.also pre- t1I!..~~~taffin,~ ,meetings, and 'On Gaylord buses. It 315 W. Reinken Ave. Often this is not enough to come pare these lists. During th~ actual 6. Know neglect and abandon- was a special treat to see Don: Belen, N.M: 87002 up with a solution to a new prob- evaluation, the superviSor and the ment laws. In Iowa, librarians are Dresp receive an award for the 864-77~7 (Belen P.L.) lem.
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