Excerpt from The Proceedings of the Ontario Library Association Seventeenth Annual Meeting: At the Public Library, Toronto (Reference Library) Easter Monday and Tuesday, April 9th and 10th, 1917
Ontario Library Association
(Organized 1900) Programme
Seventeenth Annual Meeting, Easter Monday and Tuesday,
April 9th and 10th, 1917.
Monday, Apbil 9th, 1917.
Morning Session, 10.30 to 12.15 o"clock.
10.30. Minutes.
10.45. Reports of Committees.
11.15. Appointment of Nominating Committee and of Resolutions Committee. The Annual Report of the Secretary and Treasurer, E. A. Hardy, Toronto. The Executive Committee will meet at 12.30 o"clock.
Afternoon Session, 2.00 to 5.30 o"clock.
2.00. Welcome by the Representatives of the City of Toronto and the Public Library Board.
2.30. "What seems to me a very important aspect of the work of Public Libraries at the present time."
Miss Mary Black, Librarian of the Public Library, Fort William.
Miss Mary Saxe, Librarian of the Public Library, Westmount, Que.
Miss Mary Ahem, Editor of Public Libraries Chicago, III.
4.15-5.30. Instead of formal discussion of these inspirational addresses the Public Library Board and the Public Library Club, invite the delegates and their friends to afternoon tea where informal conversation may be carried on - even on library topics - and where the delegates from different parts other Province may become acquainted with the guests of the Association and with one another.
The Committee on Nominations will meet in the Board Room of the Library at 5 p.m.
Monday Evening.
8.15. The President of the Association, Mr. George H. Locke, the Chief Librarian of the Public Library of Toronto, will speak on "The Privileges and Obligations of our Public Libraries in times of Unrest."
8.46. Mr. Charles H. Thurber, M.A., Ph.D., of Boston, Mass., head of the editorial department and partner in the firm of Ginn & Company, the great educational book publishers of the United States, will speak on "The Making of a Book." Dr. Thurber, as professor in Cornell, Colgate and Chicago Universities, as editor of the School Review and then responsible for the intellectual output of a great book company, will speak on a subject interesting to all who love a book, use a book or even handle a book.
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