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MINUTES
MEETING OF: TIME OF MEETING: 3:OO p.m.
DATE OF MEETING: November 18,1992
PLACE OF MEETING:
LIBRARY BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Clty Councll Conference Room
CALL TO ORDER:
President Martin called the Meeting to order at 3:OO p.m.
ROLL CALL:
Present: Library Board Trustees Martin, Moss and Woodward. Trustee McCann arrived at 3:02
p.m., and Trustee Curtin arrived at 3:09 p.m.
Absent: None.
Also Present Were: Clifford Lange, Library Director .
Geoff Armour, Assistant Library Director
Taffy Cannon, Friends of the Library
Virginia Watterson, Genealogical Society
Ray Brookhart, Head, Genealogy/Local History Oivision
APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
On motion by Library Board Trustee Woodward, the Minutes of the October 21, 1992, Meeting were
approved as presented.
-* AYES Martin, Moss and Woodward
MONTHLY LIBRARY DIVISION HEADS REPORTS
Or. Lange referred to the reports contained in the packet and added that one more report was
distributed to Board Members prior to today’s meeting.
LIBRARY BOARD COMMENTS
Geoff Armour stated that if the Board Members had any comments or recommendations to make with
regard to the Division Head Reports, to please let him know.
FREE HANOOUT MATERIALS POUCY
President Martin stated that copies of the new policy had been received by the Board Members,
reflecting the changes discussed at the October Board Meeting.
Dr. Lange added that the City Attorney stated that Item #3 did not pertain to elections, as that is not a
City-sponsored event and would not fall into that category.
November 18, 1992 LIBRARY BOARD OF TRUSTEES Page 2
In reply to Board query with regard to whether or not this policy would place a burden on staff to
screen all the material, Mr. Armour stated that copies of the policy had been sent to those groups that normally place material on the cabinets, and also copies of the policy are now available on the
cabinets.
1992-93 LIBRARY BUDGET UPDATE
President Martin reviewed the budget with the Board, indicating the areas where cuts have been made, and stated that the Library hours will not be cut at the main Library or the Branch.
Dr. Lange stated there will be no increases in the fees or any new fees added.
GENEALOGY/LOCAL HISTORY DIVISION OVERVIEW
Ray Brookhart, Division Head, gave an interesting report on the Genealogy collection at the Library
and showed charts that have been instituted by staff to help researchers. He stated that the Division
averages 37 researchers a day, and they come from all over the State of California, other States and
Canada
Mr. Brookhart stated the Genealogical Society raises over $15,OOO evmy year, and has done this for
several years, and this money is spent for books. He showed the bibhiraphies that have been
developed, and stated they are continuing to develop these bibliographies, but it takes a lot of time.
He explained about the classes that are held for people wanting to trace their own histories. Mr.
Brookhart described completely all the services available from the Division and stated that Genealogy
is one of the most popular hobbies in the United States.
Mr. Brookhart reported that the Genealogical Society has approximately 500 members, and dues are $15 a year, with over half of that money going to the development of the book collection.
DIRECTOR'S REPORT:
Dr. Lange reported he had attended a portion of the California Library Association Conference at Long
Beach. He stated he will organize his notes into a report for the Board Members.
Dr. Lange stated that he attended one session where Sharon Schramm was on the program, and this
was about 'Home-Grown Leaders'. Ms. Schramm is a former Library Board Trustee and current
Planning Commissioner for the City.
Dr. Lange repoRed on the Literacy Program, stated that John Corcoran, Jr., had been appointed to
the Board of Directors of the newty established National Institute far Literacy. Mr. Corcoran is a well-
known literacy student from Carlsbad who has become very active in the program. Dr. Lange stated
that since the program started in Carlsbad, over 800 people have been trained to read.
Geoff Armour reported the reorganization of the Video Department is approximately two-thirds finished.
The work is on schedule and should be finished by November 30.
Dr. Lange said the question he is asked most often is when is the new library going to be built. That
project is temporarily on hold until the budget crisis is over. He stated there is to be a meeting this
week with the City Manager and Finance Director, and hopefully there will be something definite to
report at the nex-t Board Meeting.
November 18,1992 LIBRARY BOARD OF TRUSTEES Page 3
Geoff Armour stated he is working on a self-evaluation of standards under the new Americans with
Disabilities Act, which has to be completed by December 18. He said that everything the Library does must be available to the disabled. The most serious problem for the Library is the restrooms, which
have to be accessible to the handicapped by January of 1996.
FRIENDS Of THE LIBRARY:
Taffy Cannon showed a plaque just won by the Friends of the Library from the California Friends of
the Library. She reported there will be a Holiday Program at the Senior Center, December 11, 1992,
at 7:OO p.m. 1992.
GENEALOGICAL SOClETV
Virginia Watterson reported that the Christmas Boutique netted $523, which will be spent for books.
SERRA ADVISORY BOARD:
Dr. Lange reported the next meeting will be December 3, 1992.
PUBLIC COMMENT
There were no requests to address the Board on a non-agenda item.
ADJOURNMENT:
By proper motion, the Regular Meeting of November 18, 1992, was adpwfted at 3:s p.m.
Respectfully submitted, 84i Harriett Babbitt
Minutes Clerk
CARLSBAD CITY LIBRARY
POLICY ON HANDOUT MATERIALS
The library does not provide space for the distribution of unsolicited
newsletters, flyers, magazines or other publications. There is a limited
amount of space designated for the free distribution of authorized materials
as follows:
Main Librarv: On top of filing cabinets in the reference area.
Branch: On shelving below the bulletin board near
entry.
Due to space constraints materials displayed in these areas are limited to
the following:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Informational and instructional materials from federal, state
and local governments.
Class schedules from public and non-profit educational
institutions.
Information on city or library sponsored events.
Bus schedules.
Voter registration forms.
Any additional space available is reserved for displays of library materials.
All materials must be submitted to library staff for approval before being
put out for display.
For questions concerning this policy, see the Library Director or Assistant
Library Director.
October 23, 1992
CLIFF LANGE
LIBRARY
DEPARTMENT HEADS TO:
FROM: Senior Management Analyst - Finance
1992-93 OPERATING BUDGET REDUCTIONS
THIS MEMO REOUlRES A RESPONSE BY WEDNESDAY. OBEX 28.
The revised budgets for 1992-93 have been reviewed by the Finance Department as well
as the City Manageis team. The reduction target has been met by reducing budgets from
all departments and by utilizing some fund balances.
Attached, you will find a summary of the reductions that your department submitted to the
Finance Department. The three column stmcture in which they appear was developed for
analysis purposes, and to insure that the City Manageis team could quickly review and
understand the issues. Reductions were placed into one of three categories based on the
Finance Department's understanding of the suggestions. In order to balance the budget,
items appearing in both of the first two columns, titled Sustainable and Non-Sustainable,
were used. In other words, they are no longer a part of the budget. By adding all the
figures shown in the first two columns, you will arrive at the total reduction for your
department.
The steps that need to be taken now are outlined below.
1. Total the cost of the programs/items identified in the first two columns of the
document entitled City of Carlsbad, 1992-93 Operating Budget Impacts. This is
your budget reduction amount.
2. Review the items that were taken out and weigh them against any of those that may
still be in the budget (which appear in the last column entitled Organization
Wide/Policy). If you believe that the items that were removed are not the most
workable for your department, please rearrange the programs. You must however
remain within the same total reduction amount that has been developed for the
department. If you like the "mix" of programs/items selected go on to step three.
3. Indicate on the attached 9/30/92 Expenditure Summary the line items which need
to be changed as a rdt of implementing the budget reductions. The reductions
that you post need to reflect the reductions identified in the first and second
columns hm the Budget Impact document, or a combination of your modifications.
Please cross out the old figure in the Appropiation column and write in the revised
figure.
October 23,1992
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4. Please have your materials in Finance by 12:OO Wednesday, October 28, 1992. If
you change the mix of program cuts, this information, along with an explanation
of the impacts for changes made, will also need to be forwarded to Finance.
We recognize that this is a very short time frame however we also know that all of you are
as anxious as we are to finish this process. If you will have any difficulty in completing
these worksheets by Wednesday, please call me immediately so we can try to work out a
solution.
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At the end of the fiscal year 1976-77 (June 30, 1977) the Genealogy-mal History
Collection consisted of 723 titles and 974 volumes. has been extraordinary. Since then the growth rate
Fiscal Year
.1968-77
1977-78
1978-79
1979-80
1980-81
1981 -82
d - 1982-83 1983-84
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1987-88
1988-89
1989-90
1990-91
199 1-92
Titles
723
1,041
1,233
2,472
3 I 309
5,217
5,843
7,479
8,663
10,291
12,!.14
14 I 289
16,662
19,490
22,463
25,049
Volumes
974
1,457
1,681
3,689
4,951
7,325
8,310
10,212
11,717
13,764
16,049
18,593
21,332
24,960
28,964
32 I 261
Contents of the collection as of 30 June 1992 are as follows:
Annual Volume
Increase
Titles
Books 7,440
Books-microform 13,740
Periodicals-bound 354 Periodicals-microform 99
Maps 179
Microfilm 3 237
Total 25,049
!
483
224
2 , 008
1,262
2 374
985
1,902
1,505
2,047
2,285
2, S44
2,739
3,628
4,004
3 I 249
Black American Genealogical Research Materials
in the Carlsbad City Library -
-1 the Genealogy - Local History Collection
305.896
A3
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305.896
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976.4
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974.426
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977.132
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974.7
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979.498
H2
MAD
Black Studies:A Select Catalog of National Archives
Microfilm Publications. National Archives Trust Fund
Board, U.S. General Services Administration; Wash.
D. C., 1983
Blockson, Charles L. with Ron Fry.
N. J., 1977.
Black Genealogy. Rentice-Hall, IDC.; Englewod Clifs,
Brown, Barbara W. and James M. Rose.
Gale Research Company; Detroit, MI 1980.
Black Roots in Southeastern COM~C~~CU~, 1650-1900.
Carvalho, Joseph III
Black Families in Hamden County, Massachusetts,
1650-1855. New England Historic Genealogical Society
and Institute for Massachusetts Studies, Westfield State
College: Boston, 1984
Cornish, Dudley Taylor
The Sable Ann: Black Troops in the Union Army,
1861-1865. University Press of Kansas; Lawrence,
Kansas, 1987.
Davis, Russell H.
Carl B. Stokes 17961969. The Associated Publishers.
The Association for Study of Negro Life and History,
Washington, D.C., and the Western Reserve Historical
Society; Washington, D.C., 1985.
Black Americans in Cleveland From George Peake to
Directory of Negro businesses, professions and
churches for Detroit and enviorns. [microfiche] Detroit,
Mich.: Associates Advertisers' Service, [ 19521.
Eichholg Alice and James M. Rose.
State Federal Census, 1790-1830. Gale Research
CompanyDetroit, MI, 1981
Free Black Heads of Households in the New York
Hopkins, Margaret Lail.
Index to the Tithables of Loudoun County, Viginia
and to Slaveholders and Slaves. Genealogical Publishing
Co.; Baltimore, MD, 1991.
McCuen, Anne K.
Abstracts of some Greenville County, South Carolina,
records concerning Black Peopk Free and Slave. Vol. 1.
The Reprint Co.: Spartanburg, S. C., 1991
Madyun, Gail and Larry malone.
Black Pioneers in San Diego, 1880-1920. n. pub., n.d.
In
4013
9755
A4
PLU
9755295
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305.896
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305.896
A4
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9293
A4
STR
In
154
10-5-92
National Urban League. Dept. of Research and Investiga-
tions.
The Negro population of Albany, New York: a survey
[microfiche]. Department of Research and Investigations,
National Urban League, New York City: [s.n.] 1928.
Plunkett, Michael.
manuscripts. University Press of Virginia; Charlottesville
and London, 1990.
Afro-American Sources in Virginia: A guide to
Provine, Dorothy S.
Alexandria County, Virginia Free Negro Registers
1797-1861. Heritage Books, Inc.; Bowie. MD, 1990.
Rose, James and Alice eichholz
Black Genesis. Gale Research co. Detroit, MI, 1978.
Russell, John H.
Publications, Inc.; New Yo&, 1969 [rpr. 19131.
The Free Negro in Virginia 1619-1865. Dover
Scott, Jean Sampson.
Eppress Printers; New York, 1985.
Beginning an Afro-American Genealogical Pursuit
Streets, David H.
Slave Genealogy: A Research Guide with Case
Studies. Heritage Books. Inc.; Bowie, MD, 1986.
Watson, C. H. ed.
Colored Charlotte: published in connection with the
fifieth anniversary of the freedom of the Negro in the
county of Mecklenburg and the city of Charlotte, North
Carolina. [minofiche]. Charlotte, N. C.: A.M.E. Zion Job
Print, 1915
Jewish Genealogical Research Materials
in the Carlsbad City Library
In the Genealogy - Local History Collection
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947
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Avotaynu 1985
(International Review of Jewish Genealogy) v. 1
(1985) - 5 (1989)
Birmingham, Stephen
Harper & Row.
The grandees: Americas Sephardic elite. New York
Birmingham, Stephen
New York. Harper & Row, [1967]
Our crowd The great Jewish families of New York.
Cohen, Chester G.
Shetl finder: Jewish families in the 19th and early
20th centuries in the pale of settlement of Russia and
Poland, and in Lithuania, Lativa, Galacia, and
Bukovina, and with names of residents. Bowie. MD:
Heritage Books, 1989.
The Essex story A history of the Jewish community
in Essex County, New Jersey. [microfiche]: New York
Colby Printers, 1955.
Frazin, Judith R.
A translation guide to 19th century Polish-language-
civil-registration documents: (birth, marriage and
death records.) Niles, Ill.:Jewish Genealogical Society
of Illinois. 1984.
Gartner, Lloyd P.
History of the Jews of Cleveland. Cleveland: West-
em Reserve Historical Society in cooperation with the
Jewish Community Federation of Cleveland, c1987.
Guzik, Estelle M.
Genealogical Resources in the New York metro-
politan area. New York Jewish Genealogical Society,
1989.
Gilbert, Martin
c1984.
Atlas of Jewish History. New York: Dorset Press,
Ghted, Patricia K.
Published by the International Research and
Exchanges Board and the Kennen Institute for
Advanced Russian Studies of the Woodrow Wilson
International Center for Scholars, c 1990.
A Handbook for Archival Research in the USSR.
933
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296
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Isbida, Tomoo
the formation and development of royal dyanstic
ideology. Berlin, New York: W. de G~yter, 1977.
The royal Dyansties in ancient Israel: A study on
The Jewish community blue book of Detroit. [micro-
fiche] Detroit, Mich.: Jewish Chronicle Pub. Co., 1923.
The Jewish community blue book of Newark [micro-
fiche] Newark, New Jersey:Jewish Community Blue
book Pub. Co., 1984.
Jewish Community Council of Essex County. Survey
Committee on Jewish education, group work and Jew-
ish Population.
For your information the records of our life in our
time in our community.[microfiche]: [s.l.. s.n.1, 1948.
(New York Graphics Institute). Ann Arbor, Mich.:
University Microfilms International, 1985.
Kmeil, Arthur
New Jersey: Jason Aronson. Inc., 1991.
Encyclopedia of Jewish genealogy.Vo1. 1. Northvale.
Kurzweil, Arthur
Jewish genealogy and personal history. New York
Morrow, 1980.
From generation to generation: How to trace your
Libo, Kenneth
We lived there,too: In their own words and pictures - pioneer Jews and the westward movement of Amer-
ica, 1630-1930. New York: St. Martin's/Marek, 19.84.
Molotoff. Gary
munities destroyed by the holocaust Teaneck, New
Jersey: Avotaynu, Inc., 1991.
Where once we walked A guide to the Jewish com-
Luft, Edward David, comp.
in 1834 and 1835. Atlanta, Ga.: SchoIar's Press, 1987.
The naturalized Jews of the Grand Duchy of Posen
Rosenstein, Neil
From King David to Baron David. Elizabeth, New
Jersey: Computer Center for Jewish Genealogy, 1989.
Rosenstein, Neil
genealogy of illustrious Jewish families from the
EL20 th century. New York: Shengold, 1976.
The unbroken chain: Biographical sketches and
Jewish Genealogical Research Materials in the Carlsbad City Library
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Rottenberg. Dan
ogy. New York: Random House, ~1977.
Sack, Sallyann Amdur
Baltimore, Md.: Genealogical Pub. Co., c1987.
Stem, Malcolm H.
1654-1977. Cincinnati: American Jewish Archives,
1978.
In the Reference Collection:
296 Encyclopedia Judaica. 16 volsJerusalem:
EBC Keterpress Enterprises, 1978.
909.04924
BLA
Finding our fathers: A guidebook to Jewish geneal-
A guide to Jewish genealogcal research in Israel. Blackwell companion to Jewish culture: From the
18th century to the present. Oxford Blackwell
Reference, 1989.
First American Jewish families: 600 genealogies, 10-28-92
Stem, Malcolm H.
Jewisb synagogue records. [Salt Lake City, Ut?]
Genealogical Society of the Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints, 1969.
Trachenberg, Joshua
Consider the years: The story of the Jewish com-
munity of Easton, 1752-1942. [microfiche]: Sanford,
N.C.: Microfilming Corp. of America.
Walters, Judith Allison
Bothell, Wash.: J.A. Walters, c1981.
The 1846 enumeration of Jews of Fraustadt PNssia.
Wigoder, Geoffrey
and Schuster, 1991.
Dictionary of Jewish biography. New York Simon
Who’s who in world Jewry. NewYork: Pitman Pub.
Co 1972.
Who’s who Israel 1968. Tel Aviv: Bronfman-Cohen
Pub. Co., 1968.
Zubatsky, David S.
Jewish genealogy: A sourcebook of family histories
and genealogies. Vol2. New York: Garland Pub. Co.,
1990.
Zuckerman, Arthur J.
New Yo&: Columbia University Press, 1972.
A Jewish princedom in feudal France, 768-900.
2
c.. An Abbreviated description of contents and indexes.
Colonial Records -- 16 volumes (PS 262)
and the Committee of Safety (1775-17771, and of the Supreme Executive Council
(1777-1790.)
974.8 N2i WN
Minutes of the Provincial Council (1683-17751, minutes of the Council of Safety
An Inc?ex to Pennsylvania's Colonial Records Series is on the shelf at
First Series -- 12 volumes (PS 263)
An index to Colonial Records and the First Series was published separately in 1860.
(PS 261)
Information from the office of the Secretary of State (1664-1790.)
Second Series -- 19 volumes (PS 263)
sylvania and the Board of War from 1777, and information regarding the Wyoming
Valley controversy between Pennsylvania and Connecticut.
separate volume.
Militia muster rolls, some church records, minutes of the Navy Board of Penn-
Indexes in each
Third Series -- 30 volumes (PS 263)
and Revolutionary war periods.
volume 27.
Militia muster rolls, ].and warranties, and selected tax lists for the colonial
Volumes 27-30 are indexes (more than one, see
Fourth Series -- 12 volumes (PS 263)
index for the series. ,- Papers of the Governors of Pennsylvania (1681-1902.1 Volume 12 has a general
Fifth Series -- 8 volumes (PS 263)
Revolutionary War periods.
of the Sixth Series.
Muster rolls and various types of military documents fromthe provincial and
Jndex for this series is found in volume 15
Sixth Series -- 15 volumes (PS263)
War.
Indexed in the five volumes of the Seventh Series.
.Seventh Series A- 5 volumes (PS 263)
Militia and military muster rolls from the Revolution to some of the Mexican'
.Some church records of marriages and baptisms, and some election returns.
.. ' I
Indexes to the Sixth Series (see above. )
Eighth Series -- 8 volumes (PS 263)
sylvania (1682-1776.)
Index to the votes . , . .Iv, [PS 264)
Votes and proceedings of the House of Representatives of the Province of Penn-
Indexed in WPA. Pennsylvania Archives, 'Eighth Series,
Ninth Series -- 10 volumes (PS 263)
governors for the period 1790-1838. This is not indexed. Letters, applications, governmental minutes,' and other documents of the state's
Vital Records and Vital Records Indexes
in the Carlsbad City Library c..
In the Genealogy - Local History Collection.
Arizona
797.1 Arizona Death Records Index.
V23
ARI
Indexes deaths before 1930 from cemetery and
mortuary records. Volumes 1 & 2 in hardback.
Volume 3 is a supplement. All 3 volumes are on
microfilm.
California
Micro Index of deaths, 1940-49,1950-59,196069,
fiche 1970-79,1980-85.
Index of mariages (Brides), 1960-69,1970-79
Index of marriages (Grooms), 1960-69,1970-79
Connecticut
974.6 Barbour Collection.
v2
BAR
A collection on 98 reels of microfilm of assorted
Connecticut vital records prior to 1850. See pam-
phlet at the same call number for details or ask at the
Genealogy Information Desk for a list.
Oregon
979.5
V23
Micro
Tam
976.4
V25
Micro
WAin%oll
979.7
V25
Indiana 10-28-92 r- 977.2
v2
IND
The vital records of many Indiana counties were
indexed as part of a 1930's W.P.A. Project. These
are on 67 reels of microfilm. See the booklet at the
same call number for details or ask at the Genealogy
Information Desk for a list.
Kentucky
976.9
v23
KEN and certificate number.
A death certificate index from 191 1 to 1986 on
183 microfiche. Lists name, date and place of death,
Massachusetts
Vital records of a large number (235) of Massa-
chusetts towns (usually before 1850) are available
in various formats. See the Genealogy Information
Desk for a list.
Oregon Death Index from 1903 to 1965 on 11
reels of mimfilm. (Index of Portland deaths from
1915 to 1924 are on a separate reel.)
to 1960,1966 to 1970. (9 reels of micmfh.) See
pamphlet at same call number for county code
information.
Oregon Marriage Jndex from 1906 to 1924,1946
Texas Birth Index 1903 to 1976 on 50 reels of
microfilm.
Washington Death Records Index 1907 to 1979
on 12 reels of microfilm. An index is for each
chronological period. Instructions are found in a
bound volume at the same call number.
North Cardina
975.6
V25
An Index to Marriage Bonds filed in the North
Carolina State Archives. (1741-1868) (88 micro-
JAC fiche)
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CARLSBAD CITY LIBRARY
STATISTICS
October 1992
CIRCULATION STATISTICS
Oct . Oct .
1991 1992 % Chanae
MAIN LIBRARY
Print Materials 56 , 407 59 , 197 +5
Video Tapes 7,574 7,619 +1
Audio Visual Equipment 34 17 - 50
Total MAIN LIBRARY 64,015 66,833 +4
BRANCH LIBRARY
Print Materials Video Tapes
16 , 248 16 , 970 +4
2,036 2,354 + 16
Total BRANCH LIBRARY 18,284 19,324 +6
TOTAL CIRCULATION 82,299 86,157 +5
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REFERENCE OUESTIONS
MAIN LIBRARY
Genealogy Adult Children's Online Searches
1,036 1,357
5,605 6,375
1,807 1,892
10 3
Total MAIN LIBRARY 8,458 9,627
Total BRANCH LIBRARY 2,103 2,293
TOTAL QUESTIONS 10,561 11,920
.............................
PEOPLE COUNTER (Daily Average)
Main Library 1,714 1,682
Branch Library 507 552
TOTAL 2,221 2,234
+ 31 + 14
+5 - 70 -
+ 14
+9
+ 13
-2
+9
+1
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Oct . Oct .
1991 - 1992 % Chancre
ATTENDANCE AT PROGRAMS
Centro Programs
Adult Programs Children's Programs
-- 153 + 100
30 124 + 313
1,001 850 - 15
TOTAL 1,031 1,127 +9
.............................
INTERLIBRARY LOANS
Requests by Carlsbad
Received by Carlsbad
Requests of Carlsbad
Filled by Carlsbad
158 170 +8
150 151 +1
391 462 + 18
97 125 + 29
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Main Library
Branch
TOTAL
939 931 -1
207 263 Lxl
1,146 1,194 +4
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