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Legal workers tour library
Sunday, October 11, 2009 | No comments posted.
The Honorable Martin Stone will conduct an evening tour of the Coos County Law Library, a facility maintained for the convenience of lawyers, judges, and others involved in the practice of law in Coos County.
NALS of Southern Oregon Coast invites those interested in learning about the library or in NALS membership to meet at 5:45 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 13, at 238 N. Collier in Coquille, behind the County Courthouse.
Immediately following the tour the group will meet at El Tapatio Café at 64 W. Highway 42 in Coquille for a no-host dinner and the group’s brief business meeting.
To ensure adequate café seating, those planning to attend need to make reservations with Lynda Payton at 888-6338 or 756-4217.
NALS of SOC is a professional, educational association for legal support staff, including legal secretaries, paralegals, court clerks and all government employees.
NALS of Southern Oregon Coast invites those interested in learning about the library or in NALS membership to meet at 5:45 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 13, at 238 N. Collier in Coquille, behind the County Courthouse.
Immediately following the tour the group will meet at El Tapatio Café at 64 W. Highway 42 in Coquille for a no-host dinner and the group’s brief business meeting.
To ensure adequate café seating, those planning to attend need to make reservations with Lynda Payton at 888-6338 or 756-4217.
NALS of SOC is a professional, educational association for legal support staff, including legal secretaries, paralegals, court clerks and all government employees.
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