Services For The Uniontown Public Library

Microfilm
A 1.5 hour time limit may be imposed on the use of the microfilm readers
due to their limited number.There is a first-come, first-serve policy observed
for the unscheduled blocks of time for use of the microfilm readers. No one
patron or group of patrons can expect exclusive all-day use of the microfilm
readers unless no other patron is waiting. Microfilm copies are $.50
(fifty cents) when searched for by the patron and reproduced using the
self-service coin operated machines. Mail and telephone requested microfilm
copies will cost $2.00 (two dollars) per copy plus postage. These microfilm
requests must be specific in terms of the date of the information desired.

Only one roll of microfilm will be available at a time. After viewing the film,
leave the film outside of the microfilm storage drawers. Staff members will
return it for you.
Patrons will be charged full replacement cost for torn or damaged microfilm.

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Copy Machine Policy

We reserve the right to deny copies of materials.
This may often be due to the physical condition of the material.
When making copies of the work of other researchers, please
acknowledge the researcher/author, the source and the PA Room.
Please do not present this work as your own as there are laws
against plagiarism and copyright infringement.
Self-service copies are 15 cents per page.

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Income Tax Forms

All tax forms are free
They are presented on a first come first served basis
We also provide pamphlets and booklets which may accompany
our tax forms.
For additional forms and information: Please go HERE
For the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue: Please go HERE

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College Catalogues

The library maintains an extensive list of College Catalogues
Please see the librarian for your specific requests.

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Computer Catalog to our Collection

The computer system only requires a basic knowledge of computers.
Library material can be located either by subject, title or author.
Please type your selection and strike the Enter key.
The library updates the computer listings frequently.
If you have difficulty finding a selection, please ask for help at the
circulation desk.

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Magazines - Note: This list is subject to change
Alaska American Forests American Girl Arts & Antiques Arthritis Today The Atlantic Monthly Better Homes & Gardens Boy's Life Business Week Children's Magazine Guide Christian Century Civilization Cobblestone Consumer Reports Consumer's Research Copycat Magazine Crafts 'n Things Cricket Cumulative Book Index Current Biography Daughters of the American Revolution Ebony		Edmund's Used Car Prices Education Digest Entertainment Weekly Esquire Forbes Fortune Guideposts for Kids Harper's Health Highlights for Children The Horn Magazine House Beautiful Internet Jet Kid City Kids Discover Kiplinger's Lady Bug Life Macleans Martha Stewart Living McCalls		Modern Maturity Money Motor Trend Nation National Geographic National Geographic Traveler National Geographic World National Review National Wildlife Natural History New Choices New York Times Magazine New Yorker Newsweek Parents Pennsylvania Angler Pennsylvania Game News Pennsylvania Heritage The Pennsylvania Magazine People Weekly Plays Popular Mechanics		Popular Science Psychology Today Ranger Rick's Nature Magazine Reader's Digest Reader's Digest Large Print Reader's Guide to Periodic Literature Redbook The Reference Shelf Runner's World Saturday Evening Post Science Science News Scientific American Sierra Smithsonian Sports Illustrated Teen Time Today's Homeowner U.S. News & World Report Vital Speeches

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Meeting Room Available with Kitchenette
The Library makes available meeting rooms for groups.
There is a cost-recovery fee for all groups using these rooms.
This privilege is subject to the policies listed below.

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Meeting Room Policy

Meeting Room requests and reservations must be made and confirmed in writing.
Clubs meeting on a regular basis must make reservations at the beginning of the calendar year.
Written requests must include the name and telephone number of a contact person who can be reached during business hours. The Library must be informed of changes or cancellations on the meeting schedule at least a week before the meeting.
The contact person must notify the Library when a meeting is canceled due to emergency.
Youth organizations cannot meet without several adult chaperons.
The Library meeting rooms are available, all groups should expect to pay a cost-recovery fee.
Any groups should expect to be assessed a per hour fee as follows:

$15.00 -1 room

$20 - 2 rooms

$30 - 3 rooms

Liquor may not be served at meetings scheduled in the Library.
Organizations may not gamble in the Library Meeting Rooms.
No nonprofit group may schedule a meeting space more than once per month.
The building must be empty by 9:30 p.m.
Liability : All groups use the facilities of the Library at their own risk.
The Library will not be responsible for accidents or other untoward incidents.
No smoking in this facility.
The kitchen facility must be shared with any other groups meeting at the same time.
The Library reserves discretionary rights regarding the use of the meeting rooms.
The meeting rooms should be returned to the condition in which you found them.
Any dishes used must be cleaned, any trash must be placed in the receptacles provided and furniture returned to its original position.
Please DO NOT use tape or adhesive on the walls or furniture for any purpose.
DO NOT enter the meeting rooms while other groups are using the rooms. If you have a question or complaint, address those issues to the staff and not the individual or group using the meeting room.

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