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News & Information
Summer
Special: 50¢ FRIDAY!
Get
your weekend movies at 1/2 price! Starting on Friday, June 7th and on
each Friday through August 30, DVDs can be rented for 50¢ each.
Buffy
Doll Giveaway
In celebration of our 100th
birthday, we are having a drawing each month this year for a character doll
from Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Sign up in the AV department.
Winners will be notified immediately after each drawing.
Winner of the April
Doll Giveaway is:
Paul Wierbonics, Jr.
Check out the Quickflix and
Quikflix Blu-ray shelves.
DVD's on these shelves may be checked
out for 2 days only, with no
renewals. Only the newer arrivals will be put on the shelves, and
no holds may be placed on them. The fine will remain the same at $1
per day. For more information, phone the library: 936-2324, ext. 109.
Gift Certificates
Gift
certificates are available for purchase in the AV department. They are in amounts of $10.00 for
twelve rentals, or $20.00 for 25 rentals.
$10 DVD Gift
Certificate Monthly Drawing
Patrons who buy a DVD card will be eligible for the
monthly drawing of a Free card!!! Buy as many cards as you like…more
chances to win! Winners will be notified.
April DVD card
winners are
Michele Faulstich
Judy Ensminger
Krystal Keehn
Laura Recio
Jeff Nicolet
MAKE NOTE!
DVDs have a one week circulation. Late fee is $1.00 per day per item. You may renew item by bringing it into the library and paying the $1.00 fee for checkout.
DON’T FORGET!
DVDs Compact Discs, CD ROMs and Books on CD, (in their cases), can be put in the book drop box. Avoid leaving any of these items in temperature extremes.
Service Available
Disc cleaning and repair. Let us
professionally
clean/repair your CDs, DVDs, CD-ROMs or Game Discs for only $5 per disc.
For more information, talk to Susan Mitchell in the AV Department.
New Arrivals
To sign up for the PPL New Audio newsletter, click here. An email will be sent with a preview of some of our new arrivals.
Click here to sign up for previews of our new DVD arrivals. An email will be sent to you when new DVDs are added to our collection. Be sure to check the list of new DVDs also, as not all DVDs listed are on the preview page.
AV Policies
A limit of of 20 CDs or Books on CD may be checked out for 3
weeks.
A limit of 5 CD ROMs may be checked out for 3 weeks.
DVDs may be checked out for one week at a
charge of $1.00 per item. Borrower must be eighteen years of age (or may be
15, 16, or 17 years of age with a signed permission slip from a parent or
guardian). The overdue charge is
$1.00 per day for each DVD. A limit of 20 DVDs may be checked out
at one time.
CDs, Books on CD, CD ROMs and DVDs are
not to be repaired, altered or tampered with in any way. If there is a
problem with any of these items, please inform us at the time the item is
returned. Avoid leaving any of these items in temperature extremes. Play only at room
temperature. In case of damage or loss, borrower may be charged the full
replacement cost.
Teen AV
Policy
Fifteen, sixteen and seventeen year old teens are allowed to check out DVDs
if they have a valid library card,
and a signed permission form on file. The permission form must be
signed in the library by a parent or guardian. No R-Rated films
may be checked out unless permission is given by parent. Forms
may be picked up in the AV Department.
All the AV policies remain the same: Check out for one week, @ $1.00 charge per title, and $1.00 per day for each overdue DVD.
Audio Visual Equipment
The library has slide projectors, screens and overhead projectors that may be checked out. There is also an opaque projector that may be utilized in-house by patrons. A multimedia projector is also available for use in-house.Also available for public use within the library is a Polycom Videoconference Unit made possible with a $10,000 grant from The Library Services and Technology Act. The unit, which consists of a large screen television, microphones, document viewer, and video camera, uses the internet to connect with similar units throughout the world. This technology provides two-way, interactive communication of voice and video in real time, and is already in use by many schools, universities, and businesses.
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