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Report
May 5, 1987
Circulation for the month of March is up from 1986.
1986 1987
Adult 5,858 8,083
Juvenile 5,513 4,492
11,371 12,575
LIBGIS statistics for the month of March is down from 1986.
1986 per day 1987 ~
Reference 1953 78.12 1835 70.58
Directional A 427 17.08 369 14.19
Directional B 30 1.2 27 1.04
Working days 25 26
Thanks go to Delight Olson, Kay Reiners, Macile Reinholdson, and
Madge Sandgren for the lemon cup cakes they baked for the April Senior
Citizen program. Thanks also go to Connie Carlson, Delight Olson,
Macile Reinholdson, and Madge Sandgren for helping to serve.
The children's department has had a busy spring. Sixty children
participated in the Read-to-Me Club party on April 7. Preschool
crafts for 3~-5 year-olds met twice a week for three weeks and had
thirty children registered in each section. Tiny Tots crafts met
once a week for thr~e weeks and had 40 2%-3% year-old participants
each session. Thanks to Kitt Burgoyne for providing the raw materials
for the bunny craft project. Greater Life Academy is now using the
library on a weekly basis for classroom work. Philip Brondyke won
the National Library Week guessing contest for children, and the
results of the favorite book survey are posted in the children's
department
Mike Larson won the National Library Week drawing in the adult department
His favorite book is War day and the Journey onward and
his least favorite book is Moby Dick. The results of the reader
poll show the wide diversity of opinions among the library's patrons!
Only two commonalities did show up: favorite place (in bed) and
time (evening). Thanks to all our participants.
The library has five graduating seniors this year: Betsy Hoium,
Kathy Koltes, Michelle Salsbury, Donna Whitehill, and Karen Wilson.
These ladies have worked a total of 102 months at the library and
have been instrumental in helping get ready for implementation of
the automated circulation system. They will all be continuing their
educations in the fall, and the staff wishes t~em the best in their
future endeavors.
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Tipp Novelty
2171: GffNE~AL gUPPLIEg
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2180: BOOKS
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Corporate report fact book
.Gale Research
Quality Books
Thomas Publishing Co.
American Bindery
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Expend itures
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A61'}554 prizes
[~1883 crafts
672 crafts, prizes
753 202 overdue/reserve
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762 7 c:omputer enclosures
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2184: VIDEO CASSETTES
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9887
2187: MEDIA KITS
Victor }totho Co.
9i 788
2188: MICROFORM
Anoka County Library
University Microfilms Intl.
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86323246
3070: OTIIER CONT. SERVICES
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Twin City Filter
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4100: RENTS & LEASES
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1020
1070
1210
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2000
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2170
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2180
2181
2182
2183
2184
2185
2187
2188
280
3050
3070
3100
3120
3210
3220
3310
3430
3500
3600
3800
4000
4050
4100
4300
4330
5120
5170
ACCRUED SALARIES
REGULAR EMPLOYEES 9[~, 699
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SEASONAL EMPLOYEES 0
OVERTIME REGULAR I'2-iPLOYE!';~ " 105
INTERD. ~BOR SERVI(~E i,500
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INSU~d~CE 7,800
WO~iERS COHPo INSURANCi.] FRFiHiUH i
ALLOCATED FRINGE 600
OFFICE SUPPLIES 4,000
MINOR OFFICE EQUIPHENT 360
PRINTING AND PRINTE1) ?bML~ 125
PROG~ SUPPLIES 1 00(}
GENER~ SUPPLIES 5,720
BOOKS 36,000
PERIODICAL, I~[G,,
PHONO DISKS 1,000
AUDIO CASSETTES 1,300
VIDEO CASSETTES 2,
COb~ACT DISKS 600
MEDIA KITS 1
MI CROFO~I 1,600
VEHICLE REPAIR P~'rs 2o
EXPERT & PROFESSIONAI~ SERVICES SOO
OTHER CONT~C~AL Sha~'~I CA;S' 9,07 5
CONy. S~INARS ~ hE~rIh(~,-~ 600
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INSU~NCE & BONDS 5
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REPAIR & ~INT. SERVICES I3,000
GARGAE, ~BOR, BURD. 120
RENTS & LEASES 8OO
MISC. C~RGES 150
SUBSCRIPTION, MI~'IBEIIStliP 509
BUILDING & I~ROV~IEN'i7 5,000
OFFICE EQUIPMENT 17,010
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8,244.19
4,849.10
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516.50
13,172.98
8.149.40
761.15
10.524.00
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