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![]() | New Zeoilcind Library Association newsletter No. June 1992 .4 ——<[...]Issuesf0rPr0sperity” workshop will be bringing library users and funders together to identify the issues[...]interactive workshop will be held at the National Library in Wellington and it will be chaired by Elizabeth[...]eritech and Bell Atlantic Award for Innovation in Library and Information Services will make their presenta[...]ders of libraries to see examples ofexcellence in library and information services. Approximately 75 users[...]N) Alison Dobbie (DP) Alan Richardson (School of Library Studies WT) Penny Carnaby (CPY) Margaret Gibson-[...]C/TREASURER David Lee—Smith, Upper Hutt Public Library REGIONAL COUNCILLORS: Central Linda Harrowfield. Palmerston North Public Library Otago/Southland Glynis Shields, National Library, Dunedin Waikato/Bay of Plenty Beverly Fletcher‘, National Library, Hamilton Welcome to NZLA National Council. Sue[...]echnic Otago/Southland Philip Casey, Gore Public Library Waikato/Bay of Plenty Judy Sail. Tauranga Distri[...]QA & NZLA p. 4 ‘ Information Policy p. 6 l i Library Week p. 7 l I i l |
![]() | [...]ed librarians who are working for the good of the library and information world, and for the Association.[...]regions and special interest groups have renewed life and are attracting new and younger members to act[...]ons for Prosperity is included with this issue of Library Life. Should you require additional copies please Contact the NZLA Office. The N Strategy Working Group Library Life 159, June 1992 |
![]() | [...]d the group to be representative of the differing library and information sectors, geographically and urban[...]ls (three NZLA representatives and three National Library representatives) have come up with the ideas; the[...]and access in the more localised information and library scene. Decisions and strategies for action arisin[...]year ofmy time and commitment to the New Zealand Library Association in the most positive way I can. I’[...]ecovery, local authority politics, planning a new library building, computerization, amalgamation, regional[...]the marae way. I’d like to see the New Zealand Library Association concentrate on developing and strengt[...]g and future bicultural initiatives « marketing library and information services - extending continuing education opportunities for all library staff —promotion of the Association,encouragi[...]more active role and recruiting new members. Library Life 159, June 1992 |
![]() | [...]ork. These all provide exciting possibilities for library education. The working party has prepared a stat[...]ng interest in and commitment to the provision of library and information studies education in New Zealand[...]on. and provide both a bicultural and small rural library perspective. In order to focus discussion and gain feedback from the profession on this vital issue ‘Library education in the Future’. Council has accepted[...]s will chronicle the NZLA‘s past involvement in library education and results of the involvement. Options[...]Graham North Shore Libraries : Birkenhead Public Library Convenor Elizabeth Jones National Library of NZ, Jan Thompson Auckland City Libraries School Library Service, Auckland Peter Dtirey University of Auckland Library Sue Cooper Fletcher Challenge Information Service .lan Bierman Sylvia Ashton—Warner Library. Kiln Taunga Manukau Libraries and Information Se[...]presentative on JACL (Joint Advisory Committee on Library Education) Janet Caudwell National Library of NZ. Wellington Elizabeth Dunn Hamilton Public Libraries Ainslie Dewe Lincoln University Library and with assistance from the Student representative: Camille Tuoman Sylvia Ashton-Wanier Library. Auckland College of Education Micliael Wooliscr[...]lington College of Education: University of Otago Library B 0 O K The Framework The Qualifications Authori[...]Box 14210 Kilbimie Phone/Fax (64-4) 383-6744 Library Life 159, June 1992 |
![]() | [...]hopefully work in co—operation with their local library. Resources which we generate are to be shared as[...]VEL WITH US “We’ve got quite a good little Library for a town of this size." Have you heard this expression used? Perhaps about your Library? Does “a town of this size" imply that your Library need not reach the standard of some others‘? W[...]h there are many political decisions which affect Library development, such as funding levels, are you, as the Library Manager, clear about the level you are aiming for[...]ld anyone like to comment on “what makes a good Library in a town of your size?" NAN PENBERTH Whakatane District Libraries PHILIP CASEY Gore Public Library ‘ IVEITIIER FREEI)()1\4[ NOR (I I-I()I(:E ’[...]ct Committee, P O Bocx 295, PALMERSTON NORTH. Library Life 159, June 1992 |
![]() | NATIONAL LIBRARY FELLOW, 1992 Wellington researcher and writer Janet McCallum is the National Library Research Fellow for I992. The $35,000 Fellowship[...]Ms McCallum will draw on a wide range ofNational Library resources. particularly newpapers. serials. manus[...]act Helen Meehan or Kay Sanderson at the National Library. Wellington. NEW ZEALAND LIBRARY SURVEY The New Zealand Library Survey was initiated by the National Library of New Zealand and the Parliamentary Library to provide qualitry information on pay and benefits for a range of library and infoirnation worker positions. The survey was[...]el: (04) 472 I677 Fax: (04) 472 8023 6 Library Life 159. June 1992 |
![]() | TURN ON THE LIBRARY! THE GREAT TEENAGE TURN ON Instead of encouragi[...]). The teenage group often miss outon promotional library events so we are focussing all our energies on en[...]oy their libraries. On Tuesday June 23, Hastings Library is holding an evening of dramatics with poetry. c[...]calligraphy and fencing lessons. Havelock North Library will also have a computer demonstration on Thursd[...]and in the evening a musical happening. Flaxmere Library will be demonstrating make—up and hair—stylin[...]Z TV Turn-off in our promoting of reading and the library in school. One of the things we want to do is a l[...]ce-cream when they take a fiction book out of the library! Joy Kitt Library Assistant, Queen Elizabeth College Palmerston Nor[...]AFF IN THERE TOO!! Just to let you know what the library (Dept of Survey and Land Information/Te Puna Korero Whenua) is doing for Library Week. (We are holding an Arts. Crafts and Hobbie[...]-9-/'1.’ <%.-64;’, New SPECIAL OFFER FOR LIBRARY WEEK A Library Week Kit for $20.00. Consists of 1 TV Turn- offHa[...]1 Read NZ poster, I set (4) of Libraries are for Life posters. 20 bookmarks. 10 balloons, 6 badges. Order now from NZLA Office. P O Box 12-212, Wellington. Library Life 159, June 1992 |
![]() | [...]UAR LOIS CHRISTINE ANTHONY 192 7 - 1992 Former library and teaching _‘ colleagues were saddened to hea[...]Bay. Subsequently she married and led a busy home life with her five sons. On retum to the workforce Lo[...]king for some years as an Adviser in the National Library before transferring to Teachers College. She was[...]3, Lois contributed a well—presented session on libraryLibrary still bears evidence of her talents. In her pers[...]lex Press STRANDS AUP FERAL CITY Reed Publishing LIFE FORCE Harpercollins THE QUICK WORLD Bridget Willi[...]about Faxon's services contact: Carolyne Colin, Library Services Consultant, PO Box 61, Higgins ACT 2615,[...]vice in serials ng, claiming, and renewals... Library Life 159, June I992 |
![]() | POLYTECHN|C’S NEW LIBRARY OPENED Her Excellency. Dame Catherine Tizard, Go[...]and officially opened Manukau Polytechnic’s new library building on Thursday, April 30. Libraries in pol[...]t of planning over I5 years, is not a traditional library. but something designed to reflect the mix of functions demanded of a modern polytechnic library. The building itself was designed around a matur[...]e Maori pataka, combining the European idea ofthe library as a storehouse of knowledge with the Polynesian[...]On entry. no books are immediately visible, but library staff are available for friendly advice and assis[...]ultural influence on knowledge. Available at the library on—line are the New Zealand National Bibliograp[...]by. PIKITANGA NZLA BICULTURAL SIG HUI NATIONAL LIBRARY AUCKLAND An NZLA Bicultural SIG hui was held at National Library Auckland on 14 April 1992. The purpose of the hui[...]Previous hui have been hosted by Auckland Public Library and Waitakere Library. Forty—five guests attended the hui. They assembled in the foyer where they were called into the library with a powhiri. The whaikorero began with Lachie Shea welcoming the visitors to the library. He was supported by the library staff with the waiata “Nau mai‘ piki mai“.[...]day was a presentation by Dick Grace — National Library Manager, Maori Policy and Planning, on strategies[...]noon tea there were two events. One was the Maori library workers network meeting. The meeting agreed to ho[...]event was a screening of films from the National Library’s Maori collection. The selection was a mixture[...]culture. The day finished up with a tour of the library. Finally, with the poroporoaki (farewells) over,[...]kahi and Karakia” ceremony was performed on the library‘s newly refurbished premises by Mr Wikiriwhi fr[...]ificant was the genuine interest shown within the library and the numbers that arrived for the 7am service.[...]the beginning ofthis year that the National Film Library and Auckland School Library Service merged to form National Library Auckland. All ofthe staff as well as representatives from National Library’s Whangarei and Hamilton offices were involved[...]any new iniatives or projects designed to improve library services in this area have been, or are being implemented. I National Library’s Auckland hui in April was the largest gathering of Maori library workers I have been present at so far. If you wer[...]1/(/. 156 S('()If Street. B1611/zeim J’ 4 Library Life 159, June 1992 |
![]() | [...]fforts have been well supported by the Wellington library community with good attendance at every seminar.[...]d Guide to Continuing Education Plans in July’s Library Life. Those who attended the Valuation of Collections[...]on Annual General Meeting Morning tea National Library updates: Archive of New Zealand Music, Turnbull Library (Jill Palmer) Sound and Music Centre (Roger Flur[...]c collections: School of Music, Cathedral, Public Library. 2.30 — 3.00 The Canterbury Series of Bibliogr[...]be sent to: Beverley Anscombe, Sec. IAMLNZ Music Library University of Auckland Library Private Bag 92019, AUCKLAND TRAVEL GRANT FOR MUS[...]everley Anscombe, Secretary, IAML (NZ) Inc. Music Library, University of Auckland Library, Private Bag 92019, Auckland. Please include nam[...]ul applicant will be notified shortly afterwards Library Life 159, June 1992 |
![]() | [...]-29, 1992 Australian and New Zealand Theological Library Association. Conference at Luther Seminary & Teac[...]and numbers of the booklet wanted by each public library. Each library will then be sent the booklets. This will ensure[...]d", says Toni Mccallum, Editor or “Reach Out". Library Life 159, June 1992 at NZLA Office. DEC 8-10, 1992[...]re at NZLA Office. NATIONAL JUNE 21-27, 1992 NZ Library Week JUNE 22, 1992 NZLA Children's Book Awards[...]. Comact: Elizabeth Miller. C/-Masterton District Library. REGIONAL WAIKATO/BAY OF PLENTY JUNE 9, 1992[...]member Ngaire Phillips (from Man'gare Town Centre Library). Ngaire (see plmm) has written to say that she.[...]THE UK? TFPL has a regular demand for temporary library and information staff. We require qualified or[...]1 5522 on your arrival or whenever you're seeking library/information work during your stay. TFPL R[...] |
![]() | [...]ian seek- ing an exchange for Reference in Public Library. Duration 6 months. Wadham College Library, Oxford, UK. Librarian seeking a similar position in Academic or Public Library. Duration 1 year. Contact LIBEX. Information and Library Studies Library. University College of Wales. Aberystwyth, Dyfed[...]LA Contacts (colutnn 3 on the last page ofLibrary Life) have a copy, orcontact the NZLA office for your[...]tings and activity! And then of course there’s Library Week. Some of us (or perhaps our modern media-mad[...]Rollitt Collection Management Division National Library of New Zealand P O Box 1467 Wellington. Tel (04[...]ook Foundation P O Box 96094 Balmoral AUCKLAND Library Life Deadlines Editorial/Advertising Vacancies 4 Edi[...]n Thompson (AP) RESEARCH SIG Philip Calvert (Dept.Library & Inf.Studies. Victoria U.) Graham Penwell (CT) S[...]ette Teagle (NPNG) Chris Hector (HU) SLIF UCRL Library Life 159, June 1992 ISSN 0110-4373 Published by the New Zealand Library Association, 20 Brandon St, PO Box 12- 212, Welli[...]ed by NZ Print, Wellington. Opinions expressed in Library Life are not necessarily those of the Associati[...] |
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