This library is a dream come true
for book lovers of Dallas, of which this
reporter is one.
Everything is perfect, each book in its
place. Rare books on display.
Visitors will find the latest and
equipment as befitting
the new library.
There are new computer terminals to help
you find the books you want, and they're
very easy to operate.
All you have to do in this case, you want
to subject television.
You type in t e,
e, b press enter
and Wollar.
If you still don't get it, there are two
hundred volunteers to help.
Library director Lillian Bradshaw
hopes other book lovers will join the
ranks.
They take tours, they work the library
store.
It's we can think of so many
things for them to do and it's all very,
very interesting work.
Lillian Bradshaw was honored and
dedication ceremonies late this
afternoon, along with former Mayor Eric
Johnson, who proclaimed the new library
for the children of Dallas.
The ribbon was cut and the onslaught
began.
There were entertainers on every one of
the eight floors, but for most people,
the real thrill today was to just
browse through the collection bobblehead
or Channel 5 action news.
That was.