Miscellany

Volume 21, Number 16

February 19, 1999

Miscellany is published twice monthly by DuPage Library System to allow participating libraries to distribute and receive library-related announcements. Any mention of products and/or services is for information only, and does not constitute endorsement. Items for Miscellany should be submitted to Alice McKinnis at DLS; deadlines for submission are the Tuesdays preceding the first and third Fridays of each month.

Table of Contents:
Check-In Checklist
Positions Available
Workshops, Seminars, Meetings, etc.
Announcements, Wanted, For Sale, etc.
Giveaways
Request for Items
 
 
 

Check-In Checklist The following items have been sent to DLS libraries on the dates shown. If you need an item but can't find it in your library, please request another copy from the DLS staff member whose name is listed. Committee meeting announcements and other messages sent to selected audiences are not included in this checklist.
Item	Date Sent	DLS Staff Member
Agenda: DLS Board Meeting (February 18)	Feb. 12	Pamela Feather
C. E. #2034: Spring 1999 Illinois State Genealogical Society Conference (April 24)	Feb. 2	Pamela Feather
C.E. #2035: 1999 Rural Library Conference (April 28-30)	Feb. 4	Pamela Feather
C.E. #2037: DRRT Celebration (March 16)	Feb. 9	Pamela Feather
C.E. #2038: Virtual Collection Development at CLS (May 10)	Feb. 9	Pamela Feather
C.E. #2039: Dominican University Lecture Series	Feb. 4	Pamela Feather
C.E. #2040: Science Fiction Readers' Advisory for Science Fiction Lovers (March 23)	Feb. 10	Pamela Feather
C.E. #2041: Adult Reading Round Table (ARRT)	Feb. 11	Pamela Feather
C.E. #2043: METS "Telling the Youth Services Story at SLS" (March 18)	Feb. 12	Pamela Feather
C.E. #2044: SLS "A Library Plan for Y2K" (March 6 & 15)	Feb. 12	Pamela Feather
C.E. #2045: Exploring the Web with Internet Explorer (March 11)	Feb. 16	Don Nims
C.E. #2046: Navigating the Web with Netscape Navigator (April 8)	Feb. 16	Don Nims
C.E. #2047: Attention Internet Habitues! (March 16)	Feb. 16	Don Nims
C.E. #2048: Attention Technology Managers! (April 20)	Feb. 16	Don Nims
Info. Request #2466: PLAN Meeting (March 3)	Feb. 3	Pamela Feather
Info. Request #2469: Solicitation for Volunteers to Serve on the DLS YS Advisory Board	Feb. 9	Lynn Elam
Info. Request #2470: Public Internet & Electronic Resource Access	Feb. 12	Lynn Elam
Memo #7073: Grants for ALA Legislation Day in Washington, D.C. (May 3 & 4)	Feb. 10	Pamela Feather
Memo #7075: Delivery of ILA IREAD Materials	Feb. 4	Lynn Elam
Memo #7076: Extension of E-Rate Application Window	Feb. 4	Alan Barney
Memo #7077: Y2K	Feb. 3	Alan Barney
Memo #7079: ILA Update #4	Feb. 5	Pamela Feather
Memo #7082: ILA Update #5	Feb. 15	Pamela Feather
Memo #7083: ILA Update #6	Feb. 16	Pamela Feather
Memo #7084: ILA Update #7	Feb. 16	Pamela Feather
Memo #7085: ILA Update #8	Feb. 16	Pamela Feather
Memo #7086: ILA Update #9	Feb. 17	Pamela Feather

 

Positions Available:

468. Youth Services Consultant (Part-time: 26 hours per week). DuPage Library System. The Youth Services Consultant works with member libraries' staff. Responsible for library services to youth, both in public and school libraries. The successful candidate will be under contract with DuPage Library System.

 

Education/Experience Requirements:

Master's Degree in Library Science from an ALA-accredited institution; minimum of five years youth services experience in a public library, school library experience also desired; and three years supervisory experience.

 

Salary: $22/hour. Send resume and three references to: Pamela Feather, Executive Director, DuPage Library System, 127 S. First Street, P.O. Box 268, Geneva, IL 60134. EOE

469. Interlibrary Loan/Periodicals Management Assistant. Waubonsee Community College. Any person who would like to be considered for this position should contact the Office of Human Resources at (630/466-7900, Ext. 2214), Building A, Room 104 for an application form.

 

Position Summary:

Status: Support Staff Range 1 Office Staff

Hours: 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Working Days: Monday through Friday

Salary: $22,000 to $25,000

Fringe benefits: College pays 100% for employee plus dependents

Deadline date: February 26, 1999

 

Qualifications:

Library Technical Assistant (LTA) certification or equivalent library experience required.

Experience with automated systems for interlibrary loan (OCLC) and periodicals management required.

Experience with Internet applications as they relate to interlibrary loan and periodicals control desirable.

Excellent computer, communication and interpersonal skills.

Ability to work independently, attend to detail and ensure accuracy.

 

Please call our office or Laura Michalek at extension 2405 if you have questions or require additional information. EOE.

471. Adult Services Department Head/Administrative Assistant. Messenger Public Library of North Aurora; minimum starting wage: $9.50 per hour. Requires high school diploma and customer service, supervisory and office experience. Library experience required; some college preferred. Knowledge of and comfort with automated systems preferred. Contact Paul Murphy, Messenger Public Library of North Aurora, 14 E. State Street, North Aurora, IL 60542 (630/896-0260).

472. Cataloging Librarian. St. Charles Public Library. To catalog new materials. Full-time: 38 hours per week; includes benefits. MLS or near completion of MLS required. Prefer experience with OCLC and DRA. Familiarity with Dewey, AACR2, LC Rule Interpretations, and LCSH required. Applications available at St. Charles Public Library, 1 S. 6th Ave., St. Charles, IL 60174. You may contact Marilyn L. Stewart, Assistant Director (630/584-0076, ext. 227), for information regarding salary range.

473. Adult Services Reference Assistant (Part-time). West Chicago Public Library is seeking a service-oriented part-time Adult Services Reference Assistant. This position's major responsibility will be providing reference assistance at a busy medium-sized library on Sundays and two evenings per week, totaling 19 hours. An LTA certificate or equivalent experience in a public library is required. Internet skills and/or Spanish language skills are preferred. Minimum salary is $7.60/hour, DOQ. Send cover letter and resume with names of three references to Lisa Pappas, Manager of Adult Services WCPLD, 118 W. Washington Street, West Chicago, IL 60185. Applications accepted until position is filled.

474. Library Media Specialist. Indian Prairie School District #204 has at least three elementary (K-5) Library Media Specialist positions available for the 1999-2000 school year and one half-time middle school position available January 4, 1999. Also, there is an additional opening for a full-time high school Library Media Specialist.

Located in the western suburbs of Aurora and Naperville, District #204 is a dynamic school district that values its media centers and staff. The Library Media Center facilities in District #204 are fully automated with circulation and catalog programs as well as a variety of databases and productivity software programs.

The successful candidates must be energetic, demonstrate leadership skills, have excellent written and verbal communication skills, and be committed to resource-based instruction. The successful candidates must be comfortable with technology and be ready to serve as technology advocates and facilitators within the building.

Minimum qualifications include 18 semester hours in library science/media and a valid Illinois State Teaching Certificate, although the preferred candidate will have a Masters Degree in Library Science and/or a type 10 Certification in Instructional Media. Qualified candidates are encouraged to apply as soon as possible. Applications are available from:

Personnel Office

Dr. Joseph Chiusolo, Assistant Superintendent for Personnel

Indian Prairie School District #204

Board of Education Office

P.O. Box 3990

Naperville, IL 60567

630/375-3000

475. Librarian/Media Specialist. Leyden High Schools District 212. East Leyden High School and West Leyden High School, both recognized by the U.S. Office of Education for excellence in education, are comprehensive high schools located in northwest suburban Chicago. Our 3,150 culturally diverse students are served by 211 teachers, 73% of whom have master's degrees or beyond.

 

Our media departments are the core of our schools and feature five professional librarians and nine support staff members, a book collection of over 60,000 titles, extensive collections of microform, art prints, periodicals, and reference materials, and a central audio-visual department with a well-qualified director and an extensive film library and equipment inventory. Each media center has 40+ networked computer workstations with full T1 Internet access. Extensive online and CD-ROM databases are available.

 

Qualifications:

MLS from an accredited program with prior classroom or educational experience and knowledge of electronic information sources. Duties will include reference work, cataloging, collection development, technology management, reading advisory, and some audio-visual responsibilities. We are seeking an individual who is energetic, knowledgeable, current, and creative.

 

Effective Date:

August 30, 1999

 

Compensation:

We offer an excellent salary and fringe benefit package, including fully paid family medical and dental insurance. Starting salary for an individual with a master's degree and five years experience is $47,280.

 

Application Deadline:

March 26, 1999

 

Send application (available from the District office), a letter stating personal qualifications, experience, and reasons for interest in the position, current resume, and college or university placement credentials or letters of reference to:

Dr. Kathryn Robbins, Assistant Superintendent

Leyden High Schools District 212

3400 Rose Street

Franklin Park, IL 60131

Phone: 847/451-3021

 

District 212 is an equal opportunity employer.

476. Library Clerk. Community High School District 94, West Chicago

 

Position: Library Clerk

 

Salary: $8.65 per hour with full benefits

 

Availability: Immediate vacancy

 

Job Responsibilities:

Circulation, supervising students, and library bookkeeping

 

Qualifications:

Previous experience working in a library preferred. Library Technical Assistant Certification preferred.

 

Send or Fax Cover Letter and Resume to:

Ms. Linda Kime, Assistant Superintendent - Personnel

Community High School District #94

326 Joliet St.

West Chicago, IL 60185

Fax: 630/293-8190

 

It is the policy and practice of District 94 to decide all matters of employment solely on the basis of the applicant's ability to perform the essential functions of the position. District 94 ensures equal employment opportunity regardless of race, sex, color, creed, national origin, age, marital status, physical or mental handicap unrelated to the ability of an individual, or unfavorable discharge from the military.

478. Library Director/City Librarian. Freeport Public Library, located in Stephenson County in northwest Illinois, seeks a new Library Director/City Librarian. Population: 26,000, volumes: 117,000, circulation: 310,000, operating budget: $959,750.

 

Duties include planning and ultimate responsibility for all phases of library operation. Ability to implement building program currently in its initial stages. Must demonstrate increasing responsibility in administration in a public library setting. Ability to assume a leadership role in the community.

 

Requirements:

MLS, strong leadership, administrative and public service skills.

 

Salary and benefits:

$39,000-$55,000 DOQ. Insurance, medical, life, IMRF retirement.

 

Applications accepted until position is filled.

 

Apply to:

Arnetta McGee, President - Board of Trustees

314 West Stephenson Street

Freeport, IL 61032

Phone: 815/233-3000

 

Freeport Public Library is a member of the Northern Illinois Library System.

Person will attend all circulation tasks, manage the hardware and software maintenance of public-use PCs, and assist the department head in the administration of the library automation system.

Positive, detail-oriented person with excellent communication, organizational, and computer skills needed by busy service-oriented public library. Applicant must be proficient in MS Office applications and Windows 95 environment. Knowledge of library automation system and PC maintenance highly desirable. Variety of tasks; ability to work independently and cooperatively essential.

Bachelor's degree or LTA certificate with library experience required.

Contact or send resume and cover letter to Ms. Ann L. Lin, Director of Circulation Services, Lisle Library District, 777 Front Street, Lisle, IL 60532 (Fax: 630/971-1701; e-mail: annlin@lislelibrary.org)

480. Library Assistant, Youth Services (Part-time). Lisle Library District. Creativity, good communication skills, and a sense of humor are required. Will assist with reference, readers' advisory, and multimedia and Internet stations. High school diploma required. LTA certificate and experience working with children and their caregivers a plus. Up to 19 hours a week, including some evening and weekend hours. Salary starts at $7.32 an hour after successful completion of a three-month probationary period.

Contact Alice Krzak, Director of Youth Services, Lisle Library District, 777 Front Street, Lisle, IL 60532 (630/971-1675, Fax: 630/971-1701).

481. Library Shelver/Clerk II (Part-time). Lisle Library District. Join the Youth Services team in this part-time position that includes maintaining order of the collection, repair of materials, etc., as well as being involved with circulation duties in the department. Requires good communication skills, sense of humor, and physical skills necessary for the performance of various tasks. Up to 15 hours a week, including weekend rotations. Salary starts at $5.50 per hour after successful completion of a three-month probationary period.

Contact Debbie Allen, Assistant Director, Youth Services, Lisle Library District, 777 Front St., Lisle, IL 60532 (630/971-1675, Fax: 630/971-1701).

482. Library Director. Oswego Public Library District, Oswego, Illinois, serving the communities of Oswego, Montgomery, and surrounding unincorporated areas. Rapidly growing suburban community 45 miles west of Chicago. Board is seeking energetic director with excellent communication skills and the ability to maximize financial resources. Community involvement and long-range planning essential. Compensation package commensurate with education and experience; regionally competitive. Submit resume and letter of interest to: Search Committee, Oswego Public Library District, 32 West Jefferson St., Oswego, IL 60543.

483. 3 Job Openings (Librarian, Adult Services; Librarian, Extension Services; Training Coordinator). Rockford Public Library. These positions are available in one of the most exciting Midwestern public library systems. Rockford Public Library, located in Rockford, Illinois, consists of a main library and five branches. Join us and become an active part of the Rockford Public Library staff in a family-oriented city where living is still affordable. Rockford is located 90 miles from Chicago, Madison, and Milwaukee.

 

Position #1: Librarian, Adult Services

 

Duties of the librarian include managing the Lewis Lemon and Montague Branches, providing readers' advisory service with a focus on children's programming, and answering information requests from the public.

 

Qualifications:

Applicants must have good knowledge of library principles and techniques. Completion of the curriculum requirements for a Master's Degree in Library Science from an ALA-accredited school is required.

 

Salary:

Starting rate is $27,860, which includes annual cost of living and merit increases.

 

Benefits:

Generous library-paid health, dental and disability insurance, deferred compensation plan, retirement fund, paid sick leave, four weeks paid vacation, and Employee Assistance Program.

 

Application:

Please apply by sending a letter of application and complete resume to City of Rockford, Personnel Department, 425 East State Street, Rockford, IL 61105 (815/ 987-5580; fax: 815/967-6924). City residency is required within 12 months of hire. EOE.

 

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Position #2: Librarian, Extension Services

 

Duties of the librarian include library services, reference, selection and collection maintenance, instructing and training of subordinate staff, involvement in community activities, and related work.

 

Qualifications:

Applicants must have good knowledge of library principles and techniques with course emphasis and experience in reference work and sources. Completion of the curriculum requirements for a Master's Degree in Library Science from an ALA-accredited school is required.

 

Salary:

Starting rate is $27,724, which includes annual cost of living and merit increases.

 

Benefits:

Generous library-paid health, dental, and disability insurance, deferred compensation plan, retirement fund, paid sick leave, four weeks paid vacation, and Employee Assistance Program.

 

Application:

Please apply by sending a letter of application and complete resume to City of Rockford, Personnel Department, 425 East State Street, Rockford, IL 61105 (815/987-5580; fax: 815/967-6924. City residency is required within 12 months of hire. EOE.

 

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Position #3: Training Coordinator

 

Duties of the Training Coordinator include assessing the needs of the library staff and developing, coordinating, and evaluating training programs in a variety of topics and disciplines.

 

Qualifications:

Completion of a Master's Degree in Library Science or the curriculum requirements for a Bachelor's Degree in Education, Personnel Management, Business, Industrial Relations, or related field; and three years of professional level experience in organizational development, teaching, or public presentations; or any equivalent combination of training and experience is required. Focus will be on training for computer literacy and staff development. Applicants must have good knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite 97.

 

Salary:

Starting rate is $33,349 which includes annual cost of living and merit increases.

 

Benefits:

Generous library-paid health, dental, and disability insurance, deferred compensation plan, retirement fund, paid sick leave, three weeks paid vacation, and Employee Assistance Program.

 

Application:

Please apply by sending a letter of application and complete resume to City of Rockford, Personnel Department, 425 East State Street, Rockford, IL 61105 (815/ 987-5580; fax: 815/967-6924). City residency is required within 12 months of hire. EOE.

Workshops, Seminars, Meetings, etc.:

485. The First Illinois Digital Imaging Interest Group Meeting, hosted by Eureka College, will take place on Friday, March 26. The meeting is scheduled from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. in the Gammen Room at Melick Library at Eureka College. There is a parking lot to the east of the library. Campus maps are on the college Web site at http://www.eureka.edu/.

To register for this meeting, please e-mail Virginia McCoy, Director, Melick Library, Eureka College (vmccoy@eureka.edu) or call her at 309/467-6382. Registrations for lunch must be received by March 23.

486. Digitization Projects: Techniques and Procedures for Getting Started. Sponsored by LTLS in cooperation with the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Library, March 17, 1999, from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Location: University of Illinois Grainger Engineering Library. Registration fee: $65 (includes special materials and lunch, 6.0 contact hours). Circle #486 to receive a copy of the registration form.

487. For People Doing Marketing and Publicity in businesses, government, and nonprofits, the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus presents "Marketing, Media & Publicity" workshops. The dates of these workshops run from March 10 through April 21. For a copy of the complete descriptive brochure and registration form, circle #487.

488. Spring 1999 Seminar, Illinois State Genealogical Society. "Resources in Our Own Backyard: Library Resources in Illinois for Genealogical Research" is the topic of the Illinois State Genealogical Society's 1999 Spring Seminar to be held Saturday, April 24, 1999 in Springfield, Illinois at the Howlett Building, 2nd and Edwards. Registration is at 8:00 a.m.; $30 per person registration fee (includes lunch) due before April 14, 1999; $30 at the door not including lunch. To register or for more information: ISGS Spring Seminar, P.O. Box 10195, Springfield, IL 62791-0195, or visit the Web site: http://www.tbox.com/isgs/. Or simply circle #488 and we'll mail you a copy of the registration form.

489. Reminder: Surviving and Thriving on the Cutting Edge of Technology: The DuKane Media Institute Day. February 26, 1999 at Glenbard South High School, 25W200 Butterfield Road, Glen Ellyn, Illinois, on February 26, 1999 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Registration at 7:30. If you have not already registered for this Institute Day, please circle #489 for complete information to be mailed to you.

490. Fifth Annual Science Resource Fair . Fermilab Lederman Science Education Center/NCREL - Mathematics and Science Consortia Demonstration Site. March 12-13, 1999. Circle #490 for the complete description of events/registration form.

491. Grants 'R Us. Suburban Library System's Consulting Department will present this workshop on March 1, 1999, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at SLS, Burr Ridge. Amy Kellerstrass, Illinois State Library, will present an all-day workshop on grants. The morning session, "The Overview Process: What to Do Before You Write," will concentrate on first steps in the grant process including how to read an announcement letter and grant application. "Be Creative: Developing and Writing the Grant Proposal," the afternoon session, will include grant ideas as well as offering an opportunity for audience input and participation. Circle #491 for a registration form.

492. ARRT (Adult Reading Round Table) Presentation. "Book Discussions: Dealing With Group Dynamics" featuring Rachel W. Jacobsohn. Wednesday, March 10, 1999, $17.50 per person, at Crystal Palace (formerly Banquets by Brigante), 2648 E. Dempster, Des Plaines, IL 60016 (708/297-3800). Cash bar: 4:30-5:00 p.m.; program: 5:00-6:15 p.m.; dinner: 6:30-8:00 p.m. Questions? Contact program coordinator Vivian Mortensen at Park Ridge Public Library (847/825-3123, ext. 282) or circle #492.

493. Serials Information Management. A one-day Regional Seminar sponsored by EBSCO Information Services on March 2, 1999. Location: Sheraton Chicago Hotel & Tower, Cityfront Center, 301 E. North Water St., Chicago, IL 60611. The seminar will highlight blending traditional and emerging serials technologies. Circle #493 for a Reservation Form  or visit EBSCO at their Web site: http://www.ebsco.com/

494. "In the Line of Fire." Brother Bill Tomes to speak about Chicago street gang life at Provena Mercy Center (Aurora) on March 14th. Brothers Bill Tomes and Jim Fogarty, Catholic Charities lay ministers in Chicago, will discuss their extraordinary mission of love in working with Cabrini Green gang members. Brother Bill was recently featured in both Time and Reader's Digest magazines. Sponsored by the Teen CARE Network (TCN), the workshop is scheduled for 2-4 p.m. in the McAuley & Buckley Rooms, located in the General Division of Provena Mercy Center, 1325 North Highland Ave., Aurora, Illinois.

495. Conference on Information Technology. The League for Innovation's 15th annual international Conference on Information Technology (CIT) promises once again to be the premier showcase of the use of information technology to improve teaching and learning, student services, and institutional management in community and two-year colleges. October 20-23, 1999 at the Chicago Hyatt Regency. Circle #495 for a copy of their brochure.

496. LACONI YSS Meeting. "Is Your Collection Really Balanced? Christian and Religious Material for Youth." Schaumburg Township District Library on Friday, February 26, 1999, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Fee: $15 (includes lunch). Registration deadline: February 19, 1999. If you haven't received a flier, please contact Jane Byczek at Hinsdale Public Library (630/986-1976) for a copy.

497. Illinois State Library, Institute for School and Public Librarians. June 13-18, 1999. The Illinois State Library announces that applications are being accepted to attend the annual Institute for School and Public Librarians. This week of library-related educational activities is scheduled for Sunday, June 13 through Friday, June 18, 1999 on the campus of Bradley University in Peoria, Illinois. This Institute is sponsored in cooperation with Bradley University. The cost to attend is $50, which includes accommodations, parking, all meals, and all handouts and materials. Some scholarships to cover this cost are available by contacting your regional library system. To apply, print off the application form (http://www.library.sos.state.il.us/isl/training/instit99.html) or download a PDF copy (http://www.library.sos.state.il.us/isl/training/instit.pdf) and return it by March 12, 1999 to:

Illinois State Library

Library Development Group

300 S. Second Street

Springfield, IL 62701

Fax: 217/782-1877

498. Upcoming Internet and Technology Programs at DLS. Mark your calendars and make plans to attend the following programs offered by DuPage Library System:

 

Exploring the Web with Internet Explorer (March 11, 9:30-12:00; C.E. #2045) and

Navigating the Web with Netscape Navigator (April 8, 9:30-12:00; C.E. #2046)

These hands-on workshops will introduce participants to some of the most compelling features offered by these titans of the browser wars. Registration limited to 20 per program.

 

Internet SIG Meeting (March 16, 9:30-12:00; C.E. #2047) and

Technology Managers SIG Meeting (April 20, 9:30-12:00 (please note time change from that listed in DLS CE Calendar); C.E. #2048)

These meetings offer the opportunity for all who are interested in the Internet or charged with managing technology to come together and share their triumphs and tribulations. We hope to feature a demonstration of WebTV at the March 16 Internet SIG meeting.

For more information on these programs, please call or e-mail Don Nims at the DLS Center (630/232-8457; dnims@dupagels.lib.il.us).

499. Reminders of Upcoming DLS Workshops. (Please refer to your C.E. Calendars for complete information. We encourage you to attend. Please register.)

February 23 - DLS Diversity Round Table: The Ways and Means of Providing Quality Spanish Language Materials

February 24 - MAGIC Administrators

February 25 - Maximizing your Web Presence, Part 4: Post-Launch Maintenance and Enhancement

February 26 - DuKane Media Institute (Glenbard South High School)

March 2 - A.D.A. and Libraries

March 3 - Public Library Administrators Network

March 3 - It's the Law! Legal Resources Your Collection Cannot Do Without

March 5 - ILA I READ Virtual Showcase

Announcements, Wanted, For Sale, etc.:

501. I LOVE LIBRARIES CANDY. A fresh supply of candy has arrived at the system center! The candy is individually wrapped with the I LOVE LIBRARIES logo (with a heart in place of the word LOVE) printed in the center. The flavor is wintergreen. There are approximately 80 pieces of candy per pound. Price per pound is $8.50; minimum order of 5#. The candy is packaged and delivered by our van drivers. Contact Pat Ward at the system center (630/232-8457); e-mail: pward@dupagels.lib.il.us to place your order.

502. St. Charles, Illinois Local History Archive. The St. Charles, Illinois Local History Archive is an online collection of resources for the study of the history of St. Charles and the northern Illinois region in which it is located. Its mission is to provide access to materials of historical interest and to provide a medium for teaching the history of St. Charles and its relationship to national events. URL: http://www.stchistory.org/ Funded in part by an Educate and Automate Grant (1998) from the Illinois State Library.

503. Available for Sale or Giveaway. Items of surplus furniture, equipment, and supplies from Carol Stream Public Library:

Approximately 1000 Alpha security cases for compact discs. 12" high x 6" wide, including approximately 40 double cases. Sold in Brodart 1999 catalog on p. 216 as item CD700 (single) or CD1400 (double). Asking $300 for entire collection, which includes three hand-held keys. All are in good condition and most include a Checkpoint security target.

Panasonic KX-P1180 dot matrix printer - $15 or best offer

Printer stand - $10 or best offer

2 double-sided record browsers; wood, medium stain - $75 each or best offer. Each unit stands 67" wide x 42" high x 28" deep; 4 bins and 4 drawers to a single side which may be used to house CDs; good condition

Double-sided audiocassette browser; wood, medium stain - $50 or best offer. Each side has 4 double-sided acrylic panels measuring 67" wide x 42" high x 28" deep and is equipped with cylinder locks. Each double-sided unit can hold 640 audiocassettes; fair condition.

Record/audiocassette browser; wood, medium stain - $50 or best offer. 4 bins and 4 drawers on one side which may be used to house CDs; the other side has 4 double-sided acrylic panels measuring 67" wide x 42" high x 28" deep and is equipped with cylinder locks. This side of the unit hold 320 audiocassettes; fair condition.

Semi-circular reception desk - Giveaway. 96" x 24" x 29" high; wood with orange laminate top and sides, carpet base, 4 lockable box drawers and one pencil drawer on inside; recessed shelf at base. Unit in very good condition but difficult to move.

If interested, please contact:

Barbara Kohlmetz or Joe Schneller

630/653-0755

Fax: 630/653-6809

E-mail: lodell@dupagels.lib.il.us

Giveaways

Please call Sally Mee at the Bloomingdale Public Library (630/529-3120, ext. 315) after 9:00 a.m.:

1. The Tax Directory 1997/98, 4 volumes
2. Writer's Market, 1997
3. Federal Regulatory Directory, 8th ed.
4. Standard Periodical Directory, 21st ed., 1998
5. 60 Regent Books HangUp bags, 8¼ in. x 10 in. high
6. 10 HangUp bags, style 3
7. Red periodical cover, 13½ in. high

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