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AGENDA
WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1978 5:00 P.M.
LIBRARY REFERENCE ROOM
I. Regular business
A. Minutes of the April Meeting
B. Statistics
C. Standing Committees
II. Old business
A. Public Libraries in Texas
B. Discussion of security systems
III. New business
A. Rountree Room's creative playthings
411 B. Magazines
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MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING
• OF THE BRYAN LIBRARY BOARD
APRIL 12, 1978
The Bryan Public Library Board of Trustees met in regular session on Wednesday,
April 12, 1978 in the Reference Room of the library.
Present were Mr. Travis B. Bryan, Jr. , President of the Board, Mrs. R. J. Holmgreen,
Mrs. Bookman Peters, Mrs. Jesse Flores, Mrs. Willie Pruitt and Mrs. C. J. Allen.
Absent was Mrs. R. H. Harrison, III.
Under regular business, the minutes of the March meeting were approved as written.
Mrs. Peters moved acceptance of the booklist. Mrs. Pruitt seconded it.
The revised statistical forms were examined and discussed by the Board members.
The librarian reported on the TLA Legislative Happening which was held in the
library on April 2, 1978. Our turnout of candidates and library supporters was small,
® and in the future better organization and publicity may achieve more positive results.
The librarian briefly discussed the recent meeting with College Station City
Council and hopefully increased support from College Station will be forthcoming.
The TLA annual meeting was held in Ft. Worth April 5-8. Much emphasis at the
conference was placed on legislative efforts and it was noted that Texas ranks 47th
in state aid to libraries.
A discussion followed on this topic and the librarian was directed to find the
number of public libraries located in the state of Texas.
Various awards were presented at this convention and these selections were noted.
Personnel action resulted in the reclassification of Mrs. Francis Halbrook from
Clerk to Library Assistant. And four librarians--Mrs. Munoz, Mrs. Craig, Miss Ezzell,
and Mrs. Hightower, received pay increses, which will bring their salary up to step
under our current pay system.
Under new business, Mr. Bryan discussed a telephone call which he had received
concerning the nomination of Mrs. Hazel Richardson for Librarian of the Year.
Since the selection has been made for 1978, the Board did not believe they could take
• any action. Mr. Bryan will contact Mrs. Richardson about this matter.
The Board discussed the possibility of a security system to alleviate the
problem of theft of library materials. Mrs. Peters made a motion that the librarian
institute an organized program of contacting business concerns which provide theft pre--
vention materials for libraries. Mrs. Holmgreen seconded this and the motion carried.
The Board expressed its thanks to Mr. Bryan for the lovely retirement party given
for Mrs. Hazel Richardson.
The meeting adjourned at 6:20 p.m.
Mr. Travis Bryan, Jr. , Mrs. inda Pringle, Librarian
President of the Board and Secretary to the Board
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BRYAN PUBLIC LIBRARY ACCOUNT 41027 • MARCH 1978
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ACCOUNT NAME BUDGET EXPEND. ENCUM. UNENCUM. BAL.
OERSONAL SERV ICES
SUPER V. EXEC. ADM IN. 16,176.00 9, 989.88 6.1 86.12
SKILLED LABOR 115,788.00 48, 816.70 66, 97130
LABOR OPERATIONS 13,066.O0 6,393.62 6,672,38
SALARY ADJUSTMENT 1,216.00 1,216.00
RETIREMENT 4,867.00 1,870.32 2,996.68
SOCIAL SECURITY 8, 556.00 3,880.50 4,675.50
GROUP I NSURANCE 4,892.00 2,190.81 2.701.19
WORWENT S COMP. 159.00 121.63 37.37
UNEMPLOYMENT COMP. 217.00 74.34 142.66
TOTAL 1 64,937.00 * 73,337.80 * .00 * 91,599.20
SUPPLIES
OFF ICE SUPPLIES 4,788.00 1,746.60 3.041.40
MOTOR VEH ICLES 546.00 211.76 334.24
LAUNDRY & CLEAN I NG 50.00 50.00
MISCELLANEOUS 550.00 229.99 320.01
OUTSTANDING ORDERS 1 51.93 1 51,93 CR
TOTAL 5,934.00 * 2,188.35 * 1 51.93 * 3,593.72
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CONTRACTUAL SERV ICES
COMMUNICATIONS 1,2 77.00 493.63 783.37
HIRE OF EQUIPMENT 415.00 315.00 100.00
INSURANCE 1,600.00 1.600.00
TRAVEL EXPENSES 845.00 711.45 3. 335 5
r • UTILITIES 25,0 00.00 10,0 63.36 14,936.64
MISCELLANEOUS 1 70.00 63.19 106.81
TRA IN I NO 200.00 35.00 1 65.00
ASSOC I AT I ONAL DUES 375.00 387.00 12.00 Pi
RENTAL OF UN I FORMS 325.00 105.00 220.00
OUTSTANDING ORDERS 21.00 21.00 CI
TOTAL 30.207.00 * 12,1 73.63 * 21.00 * 18,012.37
MA I NTE NANCE
FURNITURE & FIXTURES 594.00 248.00 346.00
INSTRUMENTS & APPARATUS 155.00 27.00 128.00
MOTOR VEHICLES 350.00 31.92 318.08
OFF ICE MACH INES 635.00 530.50 104.50
BOOKS & MAGAZ INES 3,294.00 3,2 94.00
TOTAL 5,028.00 * 837.42 * .00 * 4.1 90.58
CAPITAL. OUTLAY
FURNITURE & FIXTURES 1,702.00 1.702.00
OFF ICE MACH INES 774.00 774.00
BOOKS 15,000.00 9,292.30 5,707.70
MAGAZ INES & NEWSPAPERS 4,545.00 1,924.41 2,62059
OUTSTANDING ORDERS 3,2 68.81 3,26831
TOTAL 22,021.00 * 11,216.71 * 3.2 68.81 * 7,535.48
SUMMARY
• PERSONAL SERV ICES 164,937.00 73,337.80 91,599.20
SUPPLIES 5, 934.00 2,188.35 151.93 3,593.72
CONTRACTUAL SERV ICES 30,207.00 12,173.63 21.00 18,012.3-i
MAINTENANCE 5,028.00 837.42 4,1 90.5
CAP ITAL OUTLAY
TOTAL 22,021.00
228, 127.00 * 3. 1,216.71 , 3,2 68.81 7,535.4E
99, 753.93. * 3,441.74 * 1 24, 931.35
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• Financial Report on Book Accounts
April, 1978
4027-758 Books: Balance ending April 30, 1978 $ 2,958.26
4027-760 Magazines & Newspapers: Balance ending
April 30, 1978 1,702.16
Records: Balance ending April 30, 1978 500.00
F. Law Henderson: Texas Books ending April 30, 1978 50.90
LSCA Grant: Federal Monies for Books:
Balance ending April 30, 1978 46.30
Restricted Gifts: Balance ending April 30, 1978 1,651.83
TOTAL MONIES AVAILABLE FOR COLLECTION DEVELOPMENT: $ 6,909.45
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• LIBRARIANS INDIVIDUAL BOOK ORDER BUDGETS
APRIL, 1978
REPORTING YEAR TO
BEGINNING MONTH DATE ENDING
DEPARTMENT BALANCE EXPENDITURE EXPENDITURE BALANCE
Rountree Room 1,000.00 45.81 546.21 453.79
Bookmobile 1,000.00 801.08 801.08 198.92
Reference 300.00 -0- 94.60 205.40
Young Adult 300.00 -0- -0- 300.00
Fiction & Non-fiction3,766.00 3,046.12 3,588.72 177.28
• Texas Books 175.00 -0- 124.10 50.90
Standing Orders, Rare
Books, Replacement
Books,i.e. Encyclopedias
5,000.00 46.00 4,491.89 508.11
Accumulated Discount & Cancellation Funds on 4027-758 1,114.76
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BRYAN PUBLIC LIBRARY
FINANCIAL REPORT FOR MARCH, 1978
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CASH ON HAND 30.00
COLLECTIONS
FINES 58.75
LOST & PAID BOOKS 38.76
LIBRARY FEES 40.00
TOTAL 167.51
RESTRICTED GIFTS 2,167.12
COLLECTIONS 390.22
TOTAL 2,557.34
EXPENDITURES 204.15
BALANCE 2,353.19
ROUNTREE ACCOUNT 608.35
DEPOSITS 2.28
TOTAL 610.63
EXPENDITURES -0-
BALANCE 610.63
REFUNDABLE DEPOSITS 255.00
COLLECTIONS -0-
TOTAL 255.00
REFUNDS -0-
BALANCE 255.00
PETTY CASH 20.00
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BRYAN PUBLIC LIBRARY
Month of April, 1978
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CIRCULATION - Adult 9,789
Juvenile 7,291
Bookmobile 20,301
GRAND TOTAL 37 ,381
SERVICFS
Days Open 25
Auditorium Usage , 56
New Borrowers 282
Book Reviews, Radio & TV Talks, Newsp; per 9
Evening Visitors 1,528
Evening Circulation.:' 2,494
Overdue Notices 579
RoUNTREE ROOM
Story hour Attendance 235
Saturday Program 166
Glass Visits & Tours/Attendance 23/573
Classroom Collections 495
REFERENCE
interlibrary Loan 46
cuestions " 1,599
Reserves Notified 188
ELDERLY & HOMEBOUND
411 ReCular Print 252
Large Type Print 321
BOOKMOBILE
Trips Made 34
Books Carried to Schools, Parks 3,448
Books Circulated to schools, Parks 17 ,240
Crestview 72
Steephollow 124
Redmond Terrace 615
The Oaks 203
Wellborn 41
Girls Club
Humpty Dumpty Nursery 290
Collier's Nursery 185
French's Nursery I, Ii, & III 890
A&M Methodist Church
BoOK STOCK
Books Catalogued - Adult 411
Books Catalogued - Juvenile 37
Memorial Books Catalogued 49
Other Gifts Catalogued 174
Total Additions 448
Books Repaired in Library 56
Books Withdrawn 1.194
Books Rebound 16
Magazines bound 29
BRYAN PUBLIC LIBRARY MONTHLY REPORT FOR APRIL, 1978
11/ SERVICES THIS YEAR LAST YEAR
Days Open • 25 24
Auditorium Usage 56 0*
New Borrowers 282 227
Book Reviews, Radio & TV Talks, Newspaper 9 26
Evening Visitors 1,528 270
Evening Circulation 2,494 1,965
Overdue Notices 579 349
ROUNTREE ROOM
Story Hour Attendance 235 162
Saturday Program 188 237
Class Visits & Tours/Attendance 23/573 17/396
Classroom Collections 495 172
REFERENCE
Interlibrary Loan 46 53
Questions 1,599 1,434
Reserves Notified 188 0*
ELDERLY & HOMEBOUND
• Regular Print 252 195
Large Type Print 321 435
BOOKMOBILE
Trips Made 34 34
Adult Books 1,738
Non-fiction 406 0*
Fiction 839 0*
Juvenile
Non-fiction 4,182 5,038
Fiction 14,812 15,429
Books Carried to Schools, Parks 3,448 3,392
Books Circulated to Schools, Parks 17,240 16,960
Crestview 72 141
Steephollow 124 53
Redmond Terrace 615 562
The Oaks 203 162
Wellborn 41 50
Girls Club 57 13
Humpty Dumpty Nursery 290 480
Collier's Nursery 185 275
French's Nursery I, II, & III 890 570
A&M Methodist Church 575 205
411 * Data Not Recorded At This Time
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BRYAN PUBLIC LIBRARY MONTHLY REPORT FOR APRIL, 1978
CIRCULATION THIS YEAR LAST YEAR
ADULT JUVENILE BOOKMOBILE ADULT JUVENILE BOOKMOBILE
Non-fiction 4,227 2,096 4,588 4,149 1,409 5,038
Fiction 4,788 4,721 15,651 5,775 5,341 15,429
Pamphlets 27 0 0 45 0 0
Periodicals 197 127 0 190 22 0
Framed Prints 112 29 0 83 '17 0
Picture File 0 183 0 0 18 0
Records 74 8 0 45 0 0
Slide Sets 0 17 0 0 36 0
Sculpture 6 0 0 5 0 0
Paperbacks 0 110 62 0 0 0
Bound Periodicals 358 0 0 0* 0 0
TOTAL 9.789 7.291 20.301 10.297 6,843 20,467
GRAND TOTAL 37,381 37,607
BOOK STOCK THIS YEAR LAST YEAR
Books Catalogued - Adult 411 311
Books Catalogued - Juvenile 37 174
Memorial Books Catalogued 49 17
Other Gifts Catalogued 174 23
Total Additions 448 485
Books Repaired in Library 56 0
Books Withdrawn 1,194 190
Books Rebound 16 162
Magazines Bound 29 0
* Data Not Recorded At This Time
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1 AdawG, Jeannette Arco Complete Home Plumbing and Heating
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1 Bagley, Desmond Doubleday The enemy 7.95
1 Biker, Bobby Norton Wheeling and dealing confessions of a
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1 Bandy., Wav Random House Designing your face 8.95
1 Barnard. C. Prentice-H In the night season 8.95
1 Beresford-Howe St. Martin A population of one 8.95
1 Binford, G. Dial Pr. In the ocean of the night 8.95
1 Boll, H. `fcGraw-Hill And never said A. Word 8.95
1 . Browne, G. ` Delacorte Green Ice 8.95
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1 Burros, M. Korrow Pure and Simple: delicious recipes for
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1 Caine, J. Random Heathcliff 7.95
2 Calhoun, Mary Abingdon Adventures with children @ 3.95 7.90
1 Carroll, James Little,Brown Mortal Friends 10.95
1 Colby, Wm. S&S Honorable Men:- my life in CIA 10.95
2 Corwen, L. Arco Your resume: key to a better job @4.00 8.00
1 Davidson, T. Hawthorn Conjungal Crime: understanding and
changing the wifebeating pattern 9.95
1 Davis, Cullom ALA Oral History: from tape to tape 8.95
1 Denenberg, R. V.Grosset&Dunlop Dog Catalog 14.95
1 Dobson, James Tyndale Pub. Dare to discipline 4.95
4IP 1 Eberhart, M. Random Nine o'clock tide 6.95
1 Eiger, M. Workman The complete book of breastfeeding I 8.95
1 Ephron, Nora Random Scribble, scribble: the media according
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1 Farrell, James Doubleday The death of Norma Ryan 10.00
1 Farrell, James Doubleday The Dunne Family 8.95
1 Francis, Dick Harper&Row Risk 8.95
1 Galloway, D. - HBJ A family album 8.95
1 Grantz, G. Stockpole Home book ot taxidermy and tanning ti. 7
1 Green, Susan Putnam Gentle Gorilla lu.uu
1 Hailey, E. Viking A woman ot independent means V.VD
1 Hahn, Emily Crowell Look who 's talking 0.77 '
1 Hall, Oakley Atheneum The bad lands 1.0.95
1 Hill, Pamela St.Martin Stranger's torest 6.95
1 Hilton, John St.Martin Some run crooked • 7.75
1 Hirschfield, Buit Morrow Why not everything 9.95
1 Holland, Isabelle Atheneum 'Tower Abbey 9.93
1 Hubank, Roger ' Viking North wall 8.95
1 Irving, John Dutton The world according to Garp 10.95
1 Janes, Margaret St.Martin me haunting or Sara Lessingnam 7.93
1 Johnston, Velda Dodd Mead , The hour betore midnight 7.73
1 Jones, Mon Abingdon me acorn people 4.95
1 Jordan, M. Crown Tne iiffstelfink Country of the Pennsylvania
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1 Kock, Harry Ken BKS. Kesumes and how to write chem 3.0o
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1 McIntyre; V. Houghton/11 Dreamsnake ., r 8.95
. 1 ' McCullough, D. S&S The path between the seas: creation of
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1 , McNeil, ,J. -' Coward/MCCarn The consultant- 8.95
1 ' Mallowan, Max Dodd Mallowan's Memoirs 10.95
1 Mann, Zane Dillon Pr. Fair Winds and Far Places 12.95
1 Marshall, Wm. Holt, R&W Thin air 6.95
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1 Morton, Marcia Workman I Pregnancy notebook 4.95
1 Myer, John Hawthorn Accounting for non-accountants , 6.9)
1 Nicole, C. St.Martin Sunset , 10.00
1 Owen,, R. Dutton Eye of the Gods 7.95
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1 Roth, June " Contemporarl Cooking for your hyperactive child -10.95
1 Russ, Joanna Putnam The two ot them o.9D
1 I Seeman, Ernest- Dial Pr. American Gold 6.95
1 Severin, Tim McGraw-Hill The Brendan Voyage , 12.95
L.., Sharp, Margery Little/Brown Summer visits 8.95
1- Simak, Clifford Ballantine Mastodonia 7.93
1 Steelman, R. Doubleday The galvanized reb 6.93
1 Sutton, Henry Grosset &D The sacrifice 10.00
1 , Turner, Mary Workman making your own baby food . 6.95
1 Turner, F. . , Putnam A double snaaow . 7.93
1 ' Wainwright, J. St.Martin The jury people 8.95
1 , Watson, Sterling Morrow weep no more my brother 8.95
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MEMORIALS AND OTHER GIFTS FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL, 1978
Given in Memory of Mr. H. H. "Hub" Baker
$10.00 from Brownrigg H. Dewey, Jr.
$10.00 from Conlee Brothers
Given in Memory of Mr. Leldon Ellis
$10.00 from Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Allen
Given in Memory of Sara Dawn Henley
$15.00 from John and Carol Nichols
Given in Memory of Mrs. Ruth Baldwin McKenzie
$65.00 from(Bank Employees) Friends of Virgil N. Cordero, Jr.
$15.00 from Virgil N. Cordero, III
Given in Memory of Mr. Vick Robinson
$7.95 from Willie Edna Williams
Given in Memoriy of Stacie Stavinoha
$10.00 from Nena Roberson
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A gift of $50.00 from Dr. and Mrs. Joe S. Ham
for the use of the auditorium
MEMORIALS AND GIFTS CATALOGED DURING THE MONTH OF APRIL, 1978
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A touch of wonder: a book to help people stay in love with life. by Arthur Gordon
Novelty and animated wall pendulette clocks. by Don Nicholson
Life in America. by Marshall Davidson
When we were young: two centuries of children's book illustration. by William Feaver
George Washington, a biography in his own words. by Ralph Andrist
Color in outdoor painting. by Roger Curtis
Drawing in ink: drawing for reproduction. by Harry Borgman
Religion in ancient history. by S.G.F. Brandon
Mary Cassatt, oils and pastels. by E. John Bullard
Encyclopedia of world mythology. by Rex Warner
Palmistry. The art of reading hands. by Jean-Michel Morgan
America the Beautiful in the words of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. by Robert Polley
Polly Prindle's book of American patchwork quilts. by Alice Gammell
Chicken cookbook. by Jean Wickstrom
The complete aquarist's guide to fresh water tropical fishes. by John Gilbert
All creatures great and small. by James Herriot
Tales and poems. by Louis Grudin
Victoria R.I. by Elizabeth Longford
Barns, by Charles Klamkin
The collectors book of bottles. by Marion Klamkin
The love of birds, by John A. Burton
The life history and magic of the dog. by Fernand Mery.
Pleasures of fly fishing. by V. W. Hidy
In the minds and hearts of the people: prologue to the American Revolution. by L.Miller
Amdricana;.Annual
Plays, players and playwrights. by Marion Geisinger
The love of indoor plants. by Lovell Benjamin
The wonderful world of dogs. by Douglas James
Prehistoric animals. by Ellis Owen
Leather. by Donald Willcox
Billy Baldwin remembers. by Billy Baldwin
This was cattle ranching yesterday and today. Virginia Paul
All color book of flowers. by Moira Saronius
411 The world of birds, by John Honders
British pewter and Britannia metal. by Chritopher Peal
American Brilliant cut glass. by Bill Boggess
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Simple folk instruments to make and to play. by Ilene Hunter
Life giving sea. by David Bellamy
Norman Rockwell's America. by Readers' Digest
The American West. by Ann Sutton
Homage to MacChagall. by G.diSan Lazzaro
A modern herbal. by Violet Stevenson
A history of American painting. by Ian Bennett
How to be born again. by Billy Graham
Big book of fire engines. by George Zaffo
Aminals come to my house. by Esther Kellner
Nice new neighbors. by Franz Brandenburg
Getting things done: the ABC's of time management. by Edwin Bliss
The Civil War Extra. by Eugene P. Moehring
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LIBRARY STAFF ROSTER
MAY 1978
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SALARY NAME & TITLE
2.91 Mrs. Shirley Ann Coleman
General Clerk
2.91 Miss Mary Lou Conrad .
General Clerk
2.91 Miss Janie Cordero
General Clerk
4.26 Mrs. Charlie Craig
Librarian I
2.91 Oscar Diaz
General Clerk
4.26 Miss Catherine Ezzell
Librarian I
3.42 Mrs. Juanita Gates
General Clerk
3.94 Mrs. Ida F. Halbrook
• Librarian Assistant
4.26 Mrs. Cheryl Hightower
Librarian I
3.73 Mrs. Myrtle Ruth Joham
Secretary
4.26 Martin Munoz
Librarian I
5.16 Mrs. Clara Mounce
Asst. City Librarian
2.91 Miss Charlotte Payne
General Clerk
4.26 Mrs. Marilyn Platt
Librarian I
4.26 Mrs. Nancy Ross
Librarian I
2.91 Miss Beverly Sheets
General Clerk
4110 4.33 Mrs. Judy White
Administrative Asst.
2.95 Mrs. Julia Wilson
Service Worker