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tem. A computer program links the requested item to puppets and puzzles for the children's room. Most of <br /> the patron's record. Non-local request items are deiv- the ea soar o wat were hen the currentreplaced had been library opened.purchased They had <br /> ered to Mashpee Public Library and the library sttaff y g <br /> be picked up at been well used and were ready to be replaced. Thanks <br /> notifies the patron when the item can <br /> h also are <br /> the library. Patrons may request a PIN number,whiculoarr job <br /> ttofmat <br /> maintaining the library lgrounds. <br /> lets them review their own borrowing record. They The spectacular <br /> can check on what requests they have submitted e bd. two new Friends <br /> Onehe is in honoroprovidedry also funding <br /> offormerlibrary <br /> renew items needed beyond the initial 1 p <br /> Patrons without home computers can use the PAC ter- trustee and chair of the library building committee, <br /> ry of <br /> urinal at the library to request,renew and review their Richard Shaughnessy. The second is in Wayne S.Hyde, son of Teri Hyde,who was1P President <br /> nt <br /> borrowing records. In response to patron requests, <br /> y phone for one of the Friends of <br /> video cassettes may now be renewed bthe Library. The Beautification <br /> additional circulation. Council arranged for the tree planting and memorial <br /> plaques on the trees. <br /> The library added a series of programs for children <br /> ages five to seven. Previously, story hours were The library received donations from many friends <br /> offered only for ages three to five because of a lack of and supporters during the year. I would particularly <br /> II staffing. Shifting personnel around allowed us expand like to thank the New Seabury Women's Club for their <br /> �I <br /> the ages served and resulted in offering 31% more generous donation. The library also received a large <br /> We plan on further number of donations in memory of Irma Mc rory, a <br /> programs than in FY 1996. <br /> 1998, by adding long-time patron of the library who died last summer, <br /> expanding children's services in FY <br /> a part-time position devoted to children's service Thanks to <br /> waher s 1 u chased y and iinsher memory.selection of <br /> current P <br /> needs. <br /> In 1994, the library completed helong <br /> g mega plan Respectfully submitted, <br /> that identified the need to expand t Helene B. DeFoe <br /> by the year 2001. A request for a feasibility study was Library Director <br /> } submitted to the Capital Budget Program (CIP), in <br /> October 1997. The State Legislature is currently <br /> working on a bond bill that would make capital fund- <br /> ing available for library construction. Completion of Report of the <br /> JJ the study would be the first step in preparing to apply Board of Health <br /> for grant funding for an expanded library. The <br /> timetable of the project has been moved forward one <br /> year to take advantage of applying for some grant To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and <br /> funds to help defray the local cost share of the build- the Citizens of the Town of Mashpee: <br /> ing project. <br /> iWe, the Board of Health, respectfully submit our <br /> j <br /> The library has been trying to come up with ways to annual report for the calendar year 1997. <br /> stretch the life of the building while awaiting expan- <br /> sion. To help in that effort, space saving shelving was The following is a partial list of the services pro <br /> recently installed in the library storage room. Using vided by the Board of Health, its Agents and <br /> mobile shelving makes it possible to triple the amount Administrative Assistant during 1997 as compared to <br /> of items that can be stored in a very modest amount of 1996: <br /> floor space. 1996 <br /> � 1997 <br /> The library collaborated on a joint grant with the perc tests 217 168 <br /> East Falmouth Library to increase the number of 60 Water tests 191 42 <br /> 342 <br /> multi-cultural materials in each library's collection. pool inspections 48 <br /> Funding for this project was provided by the Cape Cod Complaint investigations 115 103 <br /> 184 <br /> Neighborhood Support Coalition. Each library Septic inspections 264 <br /> received $3,000 to add multi-cultural books, audio 263 268 <br /> Food inspections $1 <br /> cassettes, video cassettes and puzzles. Items pur- Housing inspections 34 23 <br /> chased through the grant are marked on the spine with22 <br /> Hazardous emergency calls 138 <br /> a multi-cultural label. Site visits 164 279 <br /> Septic plan review 387 118 <br /> Thanks are owed to the Friends of the Mashpee Training/meetings 239 <br /> a Public Library for funding a new selection of toys, Illegal dumping investigations 43 no count <br /> y; <br /> 108 <br />