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P. E. I. Libraries Held Convention

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classification of books by Miss Cullen concent- technical books, and showed the method ol keeping books on the same and related subjects together by means of assigned to each

tioned the changed location all book. The way to locate I book

the libraries in Morell Summetrk side. and St. Peter's and welcom- ed the new librarians from Mor- -oll. Mrs. J.F. Maclnnis. and ilrom U. Pete-r'a. Mr. J.H. Maclnnlnn There were also some changes ” in the staff at Headquarter: dur- ing the year.

phy of Library Headquarters. All librarians joined in I

Young Canada's Book Week

on a particular topic was dem- onstrated with a chart and in- dex prepared by Miss Ena Mur- of the observance of scheduled this year for Nov. 151

A discussion of reading pm- i 22. It was suggested that in can

motion methods followed a state- the library is too small to mom on the use of library books during 1956. it was shown that the number of books read waa above the averalze of the yearai the library. 151-65. l Librarians attending the meet- rh. librarians tlnd that tele-his Were: Mrs. John Mom- vis-mn wams ,0 be pmwdini stiff; head. 0'Leary, Miss Millicent Wi1i0n (0,. reading as ,1 Stewart, Tyne Valley. Mrs. John

leisure time activity. but it lniG”h3'm w9”i'3l0" Ml" Mull

hoped mm. 5, ms happened in Burrows Summerside Mu. J.G. other centres. books will regain T0W"9'"d- Kemmlwnv M” A- poopIo'a Interest after the nov- Chwpenv q0"d9"- M” y my M Ty ha, worn 0" Bernard iillnter River Sister yA new bmk ym I-0, y,,uy,g St. Lathe-rlne of Sweden North peopic was presented Md du. Rustlco. Mrs. J.F, Maclnnla. , cussed. This list. "Book Bait". Mml1- Mm Mildred Fr-ser. 7- prepared by the American Lib- 59"?" MP1 -l-H- M50150” 3. rary Association. gives detailed Peter's. Miss Genevieve Solom- summariex ofyadult books thatlm. Gmmewwnl M”. L vy mm mm env- nne llstcd. Another useful list: "Books lor Youth" in ,. ”' 'r d by the Toronto Public Llbraryu

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