Ohio libraries newsletter.

              Ohio Libraries
I\.. IEWSLETTER oftheO~lvLlBRARYAS~OClATION
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suite 409 _ 40 south third street _ columbus. ohio 43215
Val. 8, No.3
1978 LOLA Awards
Delphos Public Library
Swanton Public Library
Napoleon Public Library
Putnam County District Library ,
Lima Public Library
Nor t h Baltimore Public Li brary
Way Public Library, Perrysburg
Clyde Public Library
Upper Arlington Public Library
Gali on Public Library Associ ati on
Bellevue Public Library
Norwalk Public Library
Huron Public Library
Library Associ ation of Sandusky
Monroeville Public Library
Hutton Memori al Public Librar y, Barnesville
; llaire Public Library
valdwell Public Library
Kate Love Simpson Mor gan County Library,
McConnelsville
Perry County District Library, New Lexington
Herbert Wescoat Memorial Library, McArthur
Jackson City Li brary
Galli a County District Library
Bri ggs Lawr ence County Pub lic Library,
I ronton
Tuscarawas County Public Library, New
Philadelphia
Dwyer Mercer County District Library, Celina
Community Library, Sunbury
WOPnstaff Memorial Public Library, Ashley
Richwood North Union Public Library
Pike County Free Public Library, Waverly
Greene County. District Library, Xenia
Tipp City Public Library
Flesh Public Library, Piqua
Fairport Public Library, Fairport Harbor
Mentor Public Library
'~rry Public Library
_ liUoughby Eastlake Public Library
Portage County District Library, Hiram
Columbiana Public Library
May, 1978
TA EXECUTIVE OFFICE TO
STER SERVICES FOR ALAO
hio Educational library/Media Associ­board
of directors, the Academic li­brary
Association of Ohio executive board
and the OlA/OlTA Joint Governing Board have
approved agreements for using the alA/alTA
Executive Office to administer services for
OElMA and AlAO. The agreements call for
stipulated services each association desires
and sets authority for other services to be
provided as requested by officials of each
association .
Each association will pay an annual fee
per member for basic services and will be
invoiced on a reimbursing basis for other
requested services. The executive office at
40 S. Third St . , Suite 409, Columbus, 43215,
will serve as the official address of each
association and will serve as a central dues
collecting agency for AlAO and DELMA.
Association officers wil I have access to
the office staff, legal counsel and a cer­tified
publ ic accountant. Meeting space, a
typewriter and desk space will be available
at 40 S. Third St. to officials and members
of each association.
Carolyn Dearnaley, AlAO president and
Kerstetter, DELMA president, stated upon
signing the agreement that the arrangement
gives both of their associations increased
stability and continuity. They said, "the
arrangement provides an excellent opportun­ity
for both associations to focus on goals
and objectives whil~ assuring the members
that implementation of projects and activi­ties
wi I I be carried out wi th dispatch."