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Library Advisory Board <br />November 20, 2002 <br />MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE LIBRARY <br />ADVISORY BOARD <br />November 20, 2002 <br />The Paris Public Library Advisory Board met in regular session <br />Wednesday, November 20, 2002, at 4:OOPM in the Library with Chairman <br />Nancee Salzman presiding. The following members were present: Anna <br />Davis, Sarah Gambill, Peggy Guthrie, Vicki Terlap, John Howison, Joyce <br />Kennemer, Nancee Salzman and Kevin Gray. Walter Williams was not <br />present. Also attending was Betty Landon, Library Director and Callie <br />Thompson, Friends President. <br />The minutes from October's meeting were approved. <br />Kevin Gray, our new board member, was introduced to the group. Mr. <br />Gray is a former City Council Member. Welcome aboard, Kevin! <br />Betty presented board members with a newly- formatted budget. She is <br />proud to have already spent 1/12 of the materials budget ($14,000) this <br />month. Circulation was up 1,000 in October. Anyone interested in seeing a <br />copy of the year -end budget report should see Betty. Betty reported that <br />$47,946 was left unspent from the library's budget. Total year -end <br />circulation was 350,106, the highest ever. Betty attributed this in part to <br />the fact that the library is now open on Mondays. Betty also noted that <br />circulation among Paris patrons increased, while the circulation among <br />patrons living outside of Paris decreased in the last year. <br />October stats included a report of eleven memorials totaling $350. The <br />Children's Department report included several successful programs in <br />October. They presented 10 programs at Givens which reached 450 <br />children and 200 adults. In addition, there were four lap sit programs, rive <br />toddler programs and rive programs for 3,4, and 5- year -olds. The <br />Children's Department sponsored a booth at the Pumpkin Festival which <br />served 500 kids and 300 adults. Also included in October programming: a <br />fire safety program attended by 12 kids and 8 adults and a teen car <br />maintenance program which served 5 kids and 5 adults. <br />
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