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The Wright Memorial Public Library is a community focal point that helps fulfill patron needs for information and entertainment materials; meets the learning needs of patrons on topics related to work, school, and personal life; and encourages learning and intellectual growth from the earliest ages. The library provides high levels of efficient, friendly, personal service; and fosters an atmosphere of intellectual liberty in the American tradition of free ideas.
The Wright Memorial Public Library will serve as a portal to resources that enrich patrons' lives in a modern community gathering place and will foster the spirit of learning and exploration, the joy of reading, and the pursuit of knowledge.
Administration
Board of Trustees
Wright Memorial Public Library is governed by a Board of Trustees consisting of seven members appointed by the Oakwood Board of Education. The bylaws of the Board of Trustees are attached below. They are also available in the Library's Administrative Offices.
According to the Ohio Revised Code [1], legal responsibility is vested in the Board, which is the policy-making body of the Library. The Board's responsibilities include selection and appointment of the Director; election of the Fiscal Officer; promotion of Library interests; securing of funds adequate for a progressive program; and control of Library funds, property, and equipment. Subject to existing statutes and ordinances, it has power to determine the rules and regulations governing Library service and personnel.
Regular meetings of the Board are held the third Monday of the month as scheduled.
Note: Library policies are created in the Portable Document Format (.pdf). You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer to view or print the brochure. Click here [2] to get Adobe Acrobat Reader.
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| By-Laws of the Board of Trustees.pdf [3] | 106.02 KB |
| Strategic Plan 2013-2014 Action Plan.pdf [4] | 28.96 KB |
Minutes are posted after being approved at the following month’s Board meeting.
An Oakwood School Library was mentioned in 1913 in the Oakwood Village Record. In 1916, the Board of Education passed a resolution to organize the Oakwood Library. It was housed in a Harman School classroom, included books for both adults and children, and was open only a few hours a week.
At the end of 1923, John R. Fletcher, president of the Board of Trustees, deeded the Library a building at 45 Park Avenue. That building, called the "Library House" or the "Park Avenue Library" was a big improvement over the school room, but by 1928 it was already overcrowded.
Orville Wright was appointed to the Board in 1934, serving for the next twelve years.
In 1937, the Library Board of Trustees placed a $40,000 bond issue on the ballot for a library building to be built in a park named for Katharine Wright, Orville and Wilbur Wright’s sister. The land was leased from the city for $1.00 per year for 99 years, renewable. Orville Wright offered $100 to underwrite the cost of the campaign to pass the bond issue. The Oakwood Garden Club suggested the name Wright Memorial Library in honor of the three Wrights, and the Board of Trustees approved. The building opened February 14, 1939.
Many people are curious about the Egyptian hieroglyphics above the front door. Peter Dorman of the Egyptian Department of The Metropolitan Museum of Art advised in 1980 that "The inscription seems to make no sense in Egyptian or English transcription, although it is a fascinating bit of wood carving."
A new wing was added in 1964 to house an additional 8,000 volumes and air conditioning was installed. Staff facilities completed that project. In 1972, floor space was doubled to 13,800 square feet. The project enlarged the Children’s Department and areas of publicly accessible shelving, and added a meeting room, magazine storage area, book processing department, and staff lounge.
Overflowing book shelves, deterioration of the building itself, and increased demand for audiovisual materials led in 1983 to an addition of 9,850 more square feet and a complete remodeling. An Audiovisual Room, a new Children's Room, and a meeting room with a capacity of 75 were the major additions.
Library use continued to increase. In 1991, the audiovisual department converted to open shelving and Wright Library introduced the computerized catalog. Automation increased the speed and efficiency of repetitive tasks, including many behind-the-scenes library jobs, freeing more staff time for individualized service to patrons.
In 1997, the Library introduced OPLIN – the Ohio Public Library Information Network – which provides Internet resources for public libraries throughout the state. Also new in 1997 was the Electronic Notification System, which electronically calls to notify patrons when they have items on hold or overdue. The Library’s web site was launched in 1999. In 2002, Wright Library became the first library in the area to offer a virtual reference service. EBooks were added in 2003. The Library joined the Ohio eBooks project in 2005 and began offering downloadable audio books. Wireless Internet access and e-mailed Library notices via the LibraryElf web site were provided for patrons in 2007. Today Wright Library continues its tradition of friendly, personal service while providing convenient technological advances for library users.
Wright Memorial Public Library has a distinctive role in the community as an institution that fuels the intellect and imagination of people of all ages. Wright Library recognizes that libraries are no longer just physical places containing inventories of books, but have become channels through which knowledge flows to patrons from many sources. The Library strives to serve all patrons, whether on-site or virtual, by providing the resources they seek promptly, completely, accurately, and in a comfortable environment. The Library partners with other organizations to project its reach in the community and strives to expand physical and virtual access to its resources. Wright Library seeks to play an active role in preparing preschoolers to learn, helping students succeed in school, and supporting lifelong learners by providing a broad range of viewpoints, formats, and programs. Wright Memorial Public Library actively works to connect patrons with resources that will enrich their lives.
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The Library is open the following hours:
| Monday-Thursday: | 10:00am-8:00pm |
| Friday: | 10:00am-6:00pm |
| Saturday & Sunday: | 1:00pm-5:00pm |
Getting Your Library Card
Residents of Ohio are eligible for cards. Proof of address is needed before you can borrow library materials. Show a photo ID with your current address at the Check-Out Desk. If your photo ID does not have your correct address, a second form of ID with the correct address, such as a piece of mail addressed to you, is required. If a child does not have an ID , parents or guardians may provide it.
Your new card will be mailed to you. At the time you register for your card, you may borrow five items, two of which may be from the audiovisual collection. Once you have received your card in the mail, you may check out more items. If you do not have proof of your current address, we will establish your account without borrowing priviledges. When you return with your card you may borrow materials.
Established patrons may borrow up to 150 items simultaneously.
Visit our Policies and Documents page [32].
There are fines of 10¢ a day per item for all overdue materials except "Fast Read" books and "Fast View" DVDs. "Fast Read" books and "Fast View" DVDs are $1.00 a day per item..
If you owe $5.00 or more, you may not check out more items until your account is paid in full.
If you lose an item, you will be charged the cost of the lost item, plus a $4.00 processing fee. The library has a procedure for replacing lost materials and does not accept replacement items purchased by patrons.
Replacing a lost library card costs $3.00.
There is a fee of 50¢ for each interlibrary loan request processed.
To have another person pick up your library materials, you may lend them your card, but you are responsible for fines and fees incurred on it. Alternatively, you may name a Designated Borrower. This must be done in person at the Check-Out Desk by presenting your library card and identification, and filling out a Designated Borrower form. Your designated borrower's name will then be entered into your patron record granting them the ability to check out items for you. You may have more than one designated borrower.
Most items are loaned for three weeks. Videos, CD-ROMs. DVDs. and "Fast Read" books are loaned for one week. "Fast View" DVDs are loaned for three days. You may request a longer vacation loan on most items. Teachers may also request longer loan periods on items for classroom use [33].
Materials are renewable three times unless there is a "hold" on the item. Vacation loans and Teacher Collections [33] are renewable twice for an additional three weeks each time. "Fast Read" books are not renewable. Once an item has been renewed the maximum number of times, it must be returned to the library to give others the opportunity to borrow it.
Renew in person, by phone, or through the Online Catalog [34]. Over the phone we will need the last six digits from your library card barcode and the name of the title you wish to renew. Online you will need the same six digits, plus the last four digits of your telephone number to log into your account [35].
Wright Library allows all patrons, regardless of age, to borrow materials from all areas of the library's collection. The staff does not monitor or judge the materials selection of any borrower. Parents are strongly encouraged to accompany their children to the library to help them slect appropriate materials. It is the parents' right and responsibility to monitor their child's library use.
Parents who do not wish their minor child to have a library card must put that in writing. Parents may also choose, by signing a form, to restrict their minor child's library card from being used to borrow all audiovisual materials. A parent, guardian, or custodian of a minor may see the child's library record by providing the child's library card number or by being named a Designated Borrower on the child's account.
You can request that items be placed on hold for you. You can do this yourself using the Online Catalog [34], by calling the Reference Department (294-7171), or by coming to the Reference Desk in person. For any hold request you will need to provide your library card number. The number of items you can have on hold at one time is limited to 50.
When the item you have requested comes in, our phone notification system will call you as soon as the item is available. The item will be held at the Check Out desk for seven days. If you would like to receive email notices, please sign inform the circulation staff at the Check Out desk..
For highly popular items, the Library orders multiple copies, but the waiting list can still be lengthy. "Fast Read" copies of popular books and "Fast View" copies of popular DVDs cannot be placed on hold and may be available when a regular copy is not.
Any Oakwood resident who is permanently or temporarily unable to visit the library may participate in the Telefriend program. Materials of your choice will be pulled for you to be delivered by a volunteer. Call the Reference Desk (294-7171) for more information and to register.
You can sign up to have these newsletters delivered either by email [41] or RSS feed [42].
Note: Library policies are created in the Portable Document Format (.pdf). You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer to view or print the brochure. Click here [2] to get Adobe Acrobat Reader.
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| Behavior Policy.pdf [43] | 8.8 KB |
| Board Manual 2013.pdf [44] | 402.74 KB |
| By-Laws of the Board of Trustees.pdf [45] | 106.02 KB |
| Catastrophic Sick Leave Donation.pdf [46] | 37.36 KB |
| Confidentiality of Patron Records.pdf [47] | 10.4 KB |
| Guide for Cardholders.pdf [48] | 23.12 KB |
| Internet Access Policy.pdf [49] | 14.8 KB |
| Meeting Room Policy.pdf [50] | 34.08 KB |
| Parent Restriction on Child’s Audiovisual Borrowing Privileges.pdf [51] | 19.19 KB |
| Policy for Political Activity and Materials in the Library.pdf [52] | 19.27 KB |
| Policy for Securing Personnel Information-approved 5.16.pdf [53] | 33.94 KB |
| Privacy Notice.pdf [54] | 13.46 KB |
| Public Access to Library Records.pdf [55] | 9.01 KB |
| Public Relations Policy.pdf [56] | 28.59 KB |
| Records Retention Policy.pdf [57] | 20.25 KB |
| Strategic Plan 2013-2014 Action Plan.pdf [58] | 28.96 KB |
| Teacher's Collections.pdf [59] | 28.25 KB |
| Unattended Child Policy.pdf [60] | 12.65 KB |
| Wireless Internet Access Policy.pdf [61] | 110.06 KB |
| Wright Library 2011 Annual Report.pdf [62] | 162.9 KB |
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Your privacy is important to us and this notice discloses practices Wright Library employs to protect your privacy through this website and its services and content.
Wright Memorial Public Library’s website collects visitor information through cookie technology and information provided by you. Information collected is used for statistical purposes that enable the Library to improve services, fulfill your requests, and communicate with you. Some services require collecting personal identifiable information. This information is used only to notify you of fulfillment of the services you have requested.
Wright Library does not share information from its patron database. Ohio Revised Code Sec. 149.432 provides that library records containing user information are confidential and are not open to the public, except in very limited and specific circumstances. See the Confidentiality of Patron Records Policy [64] for additional information.
Wright Memorial Public Library employs safeguards to keep your information confidential, but the Library cannot ensure absolute security. There are cases of computer security breaches that demonstrate the impossibility of any entity being able to ensure complete security. Wright Library.org provides links to other websites and encourages patrons to carefully review privacy policies on those sites before using their services. This privacy notice does not apply to sites other than WrightLibrary.org. (Patrons who subscribe to the BookLetters e-mail and RSS newsletters are encouraged to read the BookLetters Privacy Policy [65].)
This privacy notice is subject to change as situations may arise to make changes necessary. We will keep the most up-to-date privacy notice posted. Thank you for being a patron of Wright Memorial Public Library and for visiting our website.
Note: This notice is created in the Portable Document Format (.pdf). You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer to view, save or print the brochure. Click here [66] to get Adobe Acrobat Reader.
Wright Library offers a variety of services for its patrons and the community.
Click on one of the services to the right or get more information at the Wright Library Digital Collection start page [67].
Interlibrary loan is a method of obtaining materials that are not owned by Wright Memorial Public Library. If the item you want is a newer item (published or release within the last year), you can suggest the library purchase the item [68].
Anyone who has an active Wright Library card can use this service.
There are several ways to request items that Wright Library does not own. You can visit or call (294-7171) the Reference or Audiovisual Information desks or you can use our ILL Request Form [69] to email us your request.
You can request books, photocopies from journals or newspapers and/or audiovisual items.
You can have up to ten active interlibrary loan requests at a time.
There is a fee of 50 cents for each interlibrary loan request. If you do not pick up your interlibrary loan item you will still need to pay the fee. In rare cases, there also may be a charge from the lending library. If this happens, the library staff will contact you before placing the request.
Materials usually arrive in two to three weeks. It could be longer or shorter, depending on the lending library’s location and workflow.
Pick up your items at Wright Library's checkout desk.
All books, music cds and books on tape are checked out for twenty one days. Videos, DVDs and CD- ROMs are checked out for one week.
If materials are returned late, you will be responsible for the overdue fines charged to your account. You are also responsible for any lost or damaged items checked out on your card. The lending library will bill Wright Library for the cost of the item and the charge will be put on your account.
Wright Library has computers available for public use on which patrons can access the Internet. Document creation software is installed on the computers, allowing user to perform word processing, spread sheets, and power points.
A self service sign-up system manages user sessions. You will need your library card number to sign up. Please read the Internet Access Policy [70] below for further information.
The library also offers free, wireless Internet access through out the building. There are no access codes or fees. If your laptop is configured to obtain an IP address automatically, you should be able to connect immediately. Please read the Wireless Internet Access Policy [71] below for further information.
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| Wireless Internet Access Policy.pdf [73] | 110.06 KB |
The Library makes its Meeting Room available to groups and organizations for gatherings of a civic, cultural, or educational nature, when it is not being used for library-related events. Visit or call (294-7171) the Circulation Desk to schedule the room. A signed Meeting Room Reservation Agreement [74] is required to reserve the room. You may print and fill out the form to return to the library. Please read and be familiar with the Library's Meeting Room Policy [75] before your event.
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| Meeting Room Reservation Agreement.pdf [77] | 78.29 KB |
Library items currently checked out can be held for you once they are returned. To do so, visit or call (294-7171) the Reference Department for books and the Audiovisual Department for audiobooks, CD-ROMs, DVDs, and music CDs. You can also place request through the online catalog [78]. The number of items you can have on hold at one time is limited to 50.
To request an item in the catalog, find the item you wish to request. Click on the Place Request button. You will then be prompted to enter your library card number (or user name) and your PIN/password, which is the last four digits of your telephone number if you haven't created a different one. Place the request by clicking the Submit Request button.
Wright Library's Youth Services Department works to support local teachers in a variety of ways, including Teacher Collections, Class Assignments, programming at the library or in the classroom, and providing support for school curriculum. Visit our Teacher Services pages [80] to find out more.
...story hours for children; reference service in person, online, or by phone; special events for teens, families, children, and adults; library newsletters by email; voter registration; IRS tax forms; Golden Buckeye applications; a book discussion group; a meeting room for public use; and a great Web site with premium research databases, informational blogs, and downloadable digital books, music, and videos.
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You can support Wright Library by joining the Friends of the Library [85], donating to the Wright Library Foundation [86], and by doing the following:
When you click the link images to the right,
shop on the selected Web site and your purchases will generate income for Wright Library.
Use GoodSearch [87] whenever you search the Internet and designate Wright Memorial Public Library as your charity.
The Library welcomes book donations for the annual book sale. Donations can be dropped off all year long any time the library is open. Used CDs, videos, and DVDs are also accepted.
For other types of gifts or bequests, please contact the Library Director, Ann Snively by e-mail [88] or by telephone at 937-294-7171.
You are invited to join Friends of Wright Library, a group of loyal patrons who help the library as advocates and volunteers. They benefit the library by working on such projects as the annual book sale or holiday decorating. Friends are also called upon to contact legislators in support of libraries and to be advocates for Wright Library in the community. If you love the library, please become a Friend! You may download a membership form [89] and return it with your dues payment to Friends of the Library, 1776 Far Hills Ave., Dayton, OH 45419. Questions about the Friends may be sent to WrightFriends@gmail.com [90]
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We welcome volunteers. Please come to the Library and fill out a Volunteer Application Form, or download it [92] and then send or bring it to the Library. A staff member will call you to confirm your interest, describe a job that needs doing, and work with you to find a schedule that meets the hours you have available.
Some of the things that most need doing are not glamorous, but are essential. For example, help with filing, dusting shelves, and cleaning and mending materials is appreciated. The Library always needs help with the annual book sale as well. If you have any questions please call the Administrative Services Coordinator, Linda Cosgrove, at 294-7171.
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The Wright Memorial Public Library Foundation [94] (“Foundation”) was created in 1997. The Foundation was formed to operate exclusively for the purpose of advancing the goals, objectives, and priorities of the Wright Memorial Public Library (“Wright Library”), as established by the Board of Trustees of the library. The Foundation raises funds for Wright Library, holding, investing and expending those funds for the exclusive benefit of the library.
The Foundation Board consists of between five and nine Trustees who serve three year terms. Interested applicants are welcome to contact [95]the Board President for an application.
Foundation Board meetings are held at 6:30PM on the second Monday of each month in the library’s Meeting Room and are open to the public.
The library rarely closes, but when winter driving conditions are poor, it’s always a good idea to call ahead (294-7171) and be sure we are open before you make the trip. During inclement weather, library closings are announced on these media outlets:
WHIO-TV Channel 7
WHIO-AM 1290 AM
WHKO-FM 99.1 FM
Links:
[1] http://codes.ohio.gov/
[2] http://get.adobe.com/reader/
[3] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/By-Laws of the Board of Trustees.pdf
[4] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/ACTION PLAN approved 3-18-13.pdf
[5] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/WMPL April 2013 Board mtg. minutes - web.pdf
[6] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/WMPL - March 2013 Board mtg - web.pdf
[7] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/WMPL February 2013 Board mtg. - web.pdf
[8] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/WMPL January 2013 Board mtg. minutes - web.pdf
[9] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/Minutes - Board mtg., 12.17.12, web.pdf
[10] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/WMPL - October 2012 Board mtg.-web.pdf
[11] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/WMPL - September 2012 Board mtg. - web.pdf
[12] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/WMPL August 2012 Board mtg. - web_0.pdf
[13] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/WMPL July 2012 Board mtg. minutes - web.pdf
[14] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/WMPL June 2012 Board mtg. - web.pdf
[15] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/WMPL May 2012 Board Mtg. - web.pdf
[16] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/WMPL - April 2012 Board Mtg. - web.pdf
[17] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/Board minutes - March 19, 2012 - web.pdf
[18] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/WMPL FEB. 2012 Board Mtg - web.pdf
[19] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/WMPL - January 2012 Board mtg. - web.pdf
[20] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/WMPL December 2011 Board MTG. - WEB.pdf
[21] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/WMPL NOVEMBER 2011 BOARD MTG - WEB.pdf
[22] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/WMPL October 2011 Board Mtg. - web.pdf
[23] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/WMPL SEPTEMBER 2011 BOARD MTG. - WEB.pdf
[24] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/WMPL AUGUST 2011 BOARD MTG - WEB.pdf
[25] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/WMPL JUNE 2011 Board Mtg. - web.pdf
[26] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/WMPL MAY 2011 Board Mtg. - web.pdf
[27] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/WMPL MARCH2011 BOARD MTG - WEB.pdf
[28] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/WMPL FEB.2011 BOARD MTG - WEB.pdf
[29] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/WMPL JAN.2011 BOARD MTG - WEB.pdf
[30] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/Application for Employment_1.pdf
[31] http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=embed&hl=en&geocode=&q=1776+far+hills+dayton+ohio&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=32.38984,56.513672&ie=UTF8&hq=&hnear=1776+Far+Hills+Ave,+Dayton,+Montgomery,+Ohio+45419&ll=39.715572,-84.170938&spn=0.008666,0.00912&z=16&iwloc=A
[32] http://www.wrightlibrary.org/content/policies-and-documents
[33] http://www.wrightlibrary.org/content/teacher-collections
[34] http://catalog.wright.lib.oh.us/polaris/search/default.aspx?ctx=3.1033.0.0.4&type=Default
[35] http://catalog.wright.lib.oh.us/polaris/logon.aspx?src=http%3a%2f%2fcatalog.wright.lib.oh.us%2fpolaris%2fpatronaccount%2fdefault.aspx%3fctx%3d3.1033.0.0.4&ctx=3.1033.0.0.4
[36] http://library.booksite.com/6477/nl/?list=CNL1
[37] http://library.booksite.com/6477/nl/?list=CNL3
[38] http://library.booksite.com/6477/nl/?list=CNL4
[39] http://library.booksite.com/6477/nl/?list=CNL2
[40] http://library.booksite.com/6477/
[41] http://library.booksite.com/6477/signup/?list=NLSGN
[42] http://www.booksite.com/texis/scripts/bookletter/addrss.html?sid=6477
[43] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/Behavior Policy.pdf
[44] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/Board Manual Introduction, all pages 2013_0.pdf
[45] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/By-Laws of the Board of Trustees_0.pdf
[46] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/Catastrophic Sick Leave Donation.pdf
[47] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/Confidentiality of Patron Records.pdf
[48] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/Guide for Cardholders.pdf
[49] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/Internet Access Policy.pdf
[50] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/Meeting Room Policy.pdf
[51] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/Parent Restriction on Child’s Audiovisual Borrowing Privileges.pdf
[52] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/Policy for Political Activity and Materials in the Library.pdf
[53] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/Policy for Securing Personnel Information-approved 5.16.pdf
[54] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/Privacy Notice.pdf
[55] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/Public Access to Library Records.pdf
[56] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/Public Relations Policy.pdf
[57] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/Records Retention Policy.pdf
[58] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/ACTION PLAN approved 3-18-13_0.pdf
[59] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/Teacher's Collections.pdf
[60] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/Unattended Child Policy.pdf
[61] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/Wireless Internet Access Policy.pdf
[62] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/2011 Annual Report_0.pdf
[63] http://www.wrightlibrary.org/files/Privacy%20Notice.pdf
[64] http://www.wrightlibrary.org/files/Confidentiality%20of%20Patron%20Records.pdf
[65] http://www.booksite.com/help/bookletters/privacy_policy.html
[66] http://www.adobe.com/products/reader.html
[67] http://www.wrightlibrary.org/content/wright-library-digital-collection
[68] http://www.wrightlibrary.org/content/suggest-purchase
[69] http://wrightlibrary.org/illForm.php
[70] http://www.wrightlibrary.org/files/Internet%20Access%20Policy_0.pdf
[71] http://www.wrightlibrary.org/files/Wireless%20Internet%20Access%20Policy_0.pdf
[72] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/Internet Access Policy_0.pdf
[73] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/Wireless Internet Access Policy_0.pdf
[74] http://www.wrightlibrary.org/files/Meeting Room Reservation Agreement.pdf
[75] http://www.wrightlibrary.org/files/Meeting room policy (11-15-10).pdf
[76] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/Meeting room policy (11-15-10).pdf
[77] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/Meeting Room Reservation Agreement.pdf
[78] http://catalog.wright.lib.oh.us/polaris/Search/default.aspx?ctx=3.1033.0.0.4
[79] http://www.wrightlibrary.org/illForm.php
[80] http://www.wrightlibrary.org/content/teacher-services
[81] http://www.amazon.com/?&tag=wrightmemoria-20&camp=15345&creative=331673&linkCode=ur1&adid=0V20EM9KG8X3HE5VRZCY&
[82] http://www.powells.com/partner/31460
[83] http://www.dorothylane.com/clubdlm/goodneighborsign-up.html
[84] http://www.goodsearch.com/goodshop.aspx
[85] http://www.wrightlibrary.org/content/friends-library
[86] http://www.wrightlibrary.org/content/wright-memorial-public-library-foundation
[87] http://www.goodsearch.com/
[88] mailto:snively@wrightlibrary.org?subject=Gift%20for%20Wright%20Library
[89] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/FriendsForm(2).pdf
[90] mailto:WrightFriends@gmail.com?subject=Question%20about%20Friends%20of%20Wright%20Library
[91] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/FriendsForm_0.pdf
[92] http://www.wrightlibrary.org/files/Volunteer%20Application.pdf
[93] http://www.wright.lib.oh.us/files/Volunteer Application.pdf
[94] http://www.wrightlibraryfoundation.org/
[95] mailto:lstanley@woh.rr.com?subject=Trustee%20Applicant