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Report
September 4, 1984
Circulation for the month of July is down from 1983.
1983
Adult 5,646
Juvenile 67555
Book Bus 1,352
13,553
LIBGIS statistics for July is up from 1983:
1993 per day
Reference 1,171 58.55
Directional A 188 9.4
Directional B 18 .5
Working days 20
1984
6'~049
5,934
899
12,882
1984 per day
1,660 79.048
217 10.333
55 2.62
21
The children's department has brought a very busy summer to a close. The various reading
clubs had a total enrollment of 653. The Read-to-Me Club party on the 15th was attended
by 44 participants and the final movie of the season, '~Misty," on August 22 had 76 chil-
dren in attendance. Two sessions of stories and crafts for Tiny Tots were held on August
1 and 8, and Jo was ably assisted by four neighborhood girls, Christine Guzik, Theresa
Guszik, Shelley Pogreba, and Hichelle Johnston, who put on original puppet shows for the
Drograms. Christine Guzik, Theresa Guzik~ and Erin Kintop also presented a puppet show
at the Read-to-Me Club party.
The Seventh Annual Unannounced, Unadvertised Book Sale was held on August 16 and 17. The
Friends had sorted out all the donations of books and magazines received during the year
and were ready to wheel and deal on Thursday and Friday. Their efforts were rewarded when
nearly Sg~0 were deposited into their treasury on the following Monday.
Thanks go to Pat Jindra, Evelyn Reinholdson, and Macile Reinholdson for the Apple Cinnamon
cupcakes they baked for the August senior citizen program. Thanks also go to LeeAnn Boc-
winski~ Marie Eng, Pat Jindra, and Ruth Miller for helping to serve and to Debbie Galka
for running the projector.
Mark Burgoyne and Boy Scout Troop 162 under Scout Master Lee Lausche have painted the
library's basement activity room as part of an Eagle Scout project. It looks bright and
fresh as a result of their effort~ in time for the new school year to start. Thank you
Mark and Troop 162.
Jo needs empty plastic roll-on deodorant bottles for a craft project. Please save your
empty ones and bring them to her at the library any time during regular business hours.
The library welcomes Marguerite Bachman as our new full-time clerk-typist. Marguerite has
worked in libraries in Willow School in White Bear Lake and at 916 Vo-Tech. Welcome to
the staf£.
Good luck to Debbie Galka and Anne Student as they leave for St. Cloud and UMD respec-
tively to start their college careers!
ATTENTION FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY: Do not forget that your hand-crafted items for the
salad luncheon raffle are doe to be displayed at the Friends meeting on September 10.
Please bring them with you that day and arrangements will be made to store them until the
13th. If yon wish to work at the luncheon and raffle and have not yet signed up, please
call Aileen Sturdevant at 572-8601.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank the pages for all the extra work they did
over the summer. With three less pages than usual, no hours were left uncovered and no
work was left undone. You all deserve applause for a job well-done.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS PUBLIC LIBRARY
EXPENDITURES
September 4, 1984
RENTS & LEASES: #11OO
Modern Sound Pictures
TRAVEL, CONF., SCHOOLS: #1210
M. Robocca Loador
OTHER CONT. SERVICES: #1290
American Linen Supply
GENERAL SUPPLIES: #1360
John A. Dalsin & Son, Inc.
Demco
Gateway Hardware Hank
ttappy's Potato Chip Co.
The Learning Center
BOOKS: #1365
Baker & Taylor
Political Research, Inc.
State of Minnesota
Wallace-Homestead
PERIODICALS: #1366
McGregor
AUDIO-VISUAL MATERIALS: #1367
SVE
36464 "Misty."
lunch reimbursement: 4
M16960829
2 downspouts
497785
150230
150587
19922
6250
magazine covers, a-v bags
7 gallons paint
6 gallons paint, primer,
tape, lock
popcorn
puppets
HO3745576 M
}107748502 M
820840988752 Taylor's service: 2 yrs.
Guidebook to state agency services.
96719
440030
R01-453610 "Kindness to animals."
108.43
130.18
248.15
452.84
64.46
64.66
19.29
19.29
10.75
10.75
1OO.OO
83.27
238.61
14.80
28.30
464.98
7O0.99
375.00
12.50
9.45
1,O97.94
1,490.37
1,490.37
22.O5
22.05
ITEM CODE
gAl,ARIES (RE(;.) 1OlO
SALARIES (PART T]r, IE) 1020
INTERDI~P, T HELP 1050
I'ENA 1 (391
FICA 1092
}tOSPITALIZATION 1093
ALLOCATED FRINGE 1094
WORKHEN'S COMP. 1095
RENTS & LEASES l lOG
ADV. PUB. PRINT 1110
MAINTENANCE &.REPAIR 1120
GARAGE 11. 24
VEtt1CLE REPAIR PARTS 1125
EXPERT & PROF. SERVICE 1130
OTItER CHARGES 1190
COHMUNI CATIONS 1200
TRAVEL, CONF., SCHOOL 1210
MEMBERSIt I P l 220
UTI LI TI ES 1230
INSURANCE & BONDS 1260
OTHER CONT. SERVICES 1290
OFFICE SUPPLIES 13OO
GENERAl, SUPPLIES 1360
BOOKS 1365
PERIODICALS 1366
AUDIO-VISUAL MATERIAL 13'67
STRUCTURE 1520
EQUIPMENT 1540
COLUMBIA HEIGiTS PUBLIC LIBRARY
Accounting, September 4, 1984
BIJDGET ENCUMB.
$82,835
35,740
790
5,875
4,625
3,650
235
175
500
-- O --
1,790
1OO
-- O --
200
75
1,950
1,325
330
13,420
1,575
9,235
2,125
4,575
30,000
2,645
2,750
$206,520
20,300
2,580
22,880
YR. TO [)ATE
$48,702.57
18,622.72
774.34
3,404.95
2,799.68
2,454.57
232.29
91.44
121.65
10.09
1,250.69
102.40
-- O
163.OO
41.19
1,286.98
873.10
25.00
6 594.42
1,O81.00
3.898.55
]. 719.66
2,190.30
16,992.32
459.32
1,993.88
- 0 -
EXPENDED
AUGUST
64.46
19.29
10.75
464.98
1,O97.94
1,490.37
22.05
BALANCE
$34,132.43
17,117.28
15.66
2,470.O5
1,825.32
1,195.43
2.71
83.56
313.89
-10.O9
539.31
-2.40
37 .OO
33.81
663.02
432.61
305.00
6,825.58
494.00
5,325.70
405.34
1,919.72
11,909.74
695.31
734.07
$ 87,464.05
20,300.00
2,580.0O
22,88O.OO
$229,400 $110,344.O5