Annual Report of the Town of South Hampton, New Hampshire 1984
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Martha Anderson, attended a workshop in Laconia, and brought back much information on new Library policies.
Smoke detectors have been installed in the Library this year, thereby meeting one safety requirement; the other - a second exit - cannot be met in the present building, nor can the federal regulations governing accessibility for the handi- capped. Thus, there are tentative plans be ing made for a new Library that will eomplyi Because of the good people who donated money now held in trust ...for this purpose, the Friends of the Library who began in 1962 working toward this end and the good-will and support of this community and available state fund?, there will be no cost to the T own.
We wish to thank John Gamble who danated his labor and C & P Lumber Co. who donated the lumber for new bookshelves.
We thank also the volunteers who staff the Library on Monday nights, and the Friends of the Library for their financial support, particularly for the new copier.
Respectfully submitted, Maris e Fraser Martha Anderson Madeleine Burrill 42 SOUTH HAMPTON PUBLIC LIBRARY Financial Report - 1984 Expenditures Books $1727.55 Periodicals 267.35 Salary, Librarian 1950,00 Salary, Substitute 40.30 Travel, Librarian 552.28 Postage/Supplies 247.79 Janitor 100.00 Insurance 112.00 Dues (NHLTA) 16.00 TOTAL: $5013.17 Receipts Cash on Hand, January 1, 1984 $2033.39 Town Appropriation 5039.00 Donations 25.00 Fines 5.60 Lost Book 6.92 Copier Fees TOTAL: 31.75 $7141.66 Special Accounts Mary Sheffield Fund $223.97 Interest TOTAL 12.06 $236.63 Savings Account #65785 $ 76,44 Deposit 120.45 Interest TOTAL 9.03 $205.92 Town Crier Donations $ 93,00 Postage 14.86 TOTAL $ 78.14 for postage/etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Martha Anderson, attended a workshop in Laconia, and brought back much information on new Library policies.
Smoke detectors have been installed in the Library this year, thereby meeting one safety requirement; the other - a second exit - cannot be met in the present building, nor can the federal regulations governing accessibility for the handi- capped. Thus, there are tentative plans be ing made for a new Library that will eomplyi Because of the good people who donated money now held in trust ...for this purpose, the Friends of the Library who began in 1962 working toward this end and the good-will and support of this community and available state fund?, there will be no cost to the T own.
We wish to thank John Gamble who danated his labor and C & P Lumber Co. who donated the lumber for new bookshelves.
We thank also the volunteers who staff the Library on Monday nights, and the Friends of the Library for their financial support, particularly for the new copier.
Respectfully submitted, Maris e Fraser Martha Anderson Madeleine Burrill 42 SOUTH HAMPTON PUBLIC LIBRARY Financial Report - 1984 Expenditures Books $1727.55 Periodicals 267.35 Salary, Librarian 1950,00 Salary, Substitute 40.30 Travel, Librarian 552.28 Postage/Supplies 247.79 Janitor 100.00 Insurance 112.00 Dues (NHLTA) 16.00 TOTAL: $5013.17 Receipts Cash on Hand, January 1, 1984 $2033.39 Town Appropriation 5039.00 Donations 25.00 Fines 5.60 Lost Book 6.92 Copier Fees TOTAL: 31.75 $7141.66 Special Accounts Mary Sheffield Fund $223.97 Interest TOTAL 12.06 $236.63 Savings Account #65785 $ 76,44 Deposit 120.45 Interest TOTAL 9.03 $205.92 Town Crier Donations $ 93,00 Postage 14.86 TOTAL $ 78.14 for postage/etc.
What to read after Annual Report of the Town of South Hampton, New Hampshire 1984?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by South Hampton (N.H. : Town) to read onlineMoreLess
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