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INTERLIBRARY LOAN REIMBURSEMENT PROGRAM ANNOUNCED
For the second year, the N.H. State Library will be awarding grants to libraries that loanded more books than they borrowed. This year's awards were based on 1996 statistics as reported in the public library annual reports.
Grants by Executive Council District
District 1
Bartlett $329
Berlin $124
Bristol (Minot-Sleeper Library) $71
Center Sandwich (Samuel H. Wentworth Library) $155
Conway $142
Hanover (Howe Library) $801
Littleton $667
Meredith $1,463
New Hampton (Gordon-Nash Library) $392
Sunapee (Abbott Library) $358
District 2
Allenstown $25
Bradford (Brown Memorial Library) $95
Charlestown (Silsby Free Public Library) $129
Claremont $875 (Fiske Free Library)
Francestown (George Holmes Bixby Mem. Lib.) $25
Franklin $26
Lee $435
New London (Tracy Memorial Library) $306
Northwood (Chesley Memorial Library) $81
District 3
Brentwood (Mary E. Bartlett Memorial Library) $105
Dover $1,117
Hampstead $69
Hampton (Lane Memorial Library) $1,041
Kensington $25
Newington (Langdon Public Library) $115
Plaistow $179
Salem (Kelley Library) $337
District 4
Bedford $1,583
Derry $118
Hooksett $741
Hudson (Hills Memorial Library) $344
Manchester City Library $1,646
Pelham $26
District 5
Amherst $2,127
Goffstown $25
Greenville (Chamberline Free Public Library) $25
Keene $1,785
Merrimack $1,171
Peterborough $1,386
Rindge (Ingalls Memorial Library) $101
Troy $218
Mr. Wiggin said he would seek approvel from Governor and Council and expects that libraries will receive their payments in October, 1998. |
