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Show library (teaches Hew High In Circulation A total of 32,566 books and materials were checked out by patrons during June, 1974. This included 9,245 teenage-adult teenage-adult books: 20,224 children's books and 3,097 materials. This is 4,494 more items than were circulated during June, 1973. The materials circulated included in-cluded 573 periodicals, 2 pamphlets, 174 flannel board stories, 4 flannel board circulations, cir-culations, 6 cassette players, 83 fiim strips, 23 film strip projectors, 2197 recordings (records & tapes), 34 framed pictures and 1 mounted pic ture. There were 241 new borrowers borrow-ers in the Children's Department; Depart-ment; 189 in the Teenage-Adult Department for a total of 430 new patrons applying for service. ser-vice. Three families paid the $4.00 a year non-resident fee. The book stock was increased in-creased during June by 370 books with 262 added in the senior division; 108 in the elementary ele-mentary division. For the first half of 1974, a total of 141,704 books were loaned to patrons with 75,981 in the senior area and 65,723 in the junior section. A total of 15,172 records have been borrowed thus far in 1974; 1399 flannel, board stories and 373 film strips loaned. The teenage-adult book stock now toals 22,401 with 1,503 books added this vear. The children's department has added add-ed 370 books, withdrawn 91 leaving a book stock of 17,487 books. Thus the library book stock now equals 39,889. The non-cataloged paper back stock total 6,159 and" is a popular section sec-tion of the library. The paper backs are located under the bridge at the north side of the main Poor. Approximately 480 records have been added to the Audio Visual Department during 1974. Present library hours are 12 p.m. to 8 p.m. Monday thru Thursday; 12 to 5 p.m. on Fridays, Fri-days, and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturdays. A Children's Story Time is held each Saturday at 11:15 a.m. Children four years of age and older are invited. Orem-Geneva Times July U, 1974 PART TIME woman - must be good typist. Send applica tion to P.O. Box 65 Orem. Will train to run several machines. WORLD'S LARGEST MOST TRUSTED MOVERS Bailey Moving and Storage Representing Allied Van Lines 1600 South State, Orem Ph. 225-4545 Ace Rents We rent almost anything BABY CRIBS ROLLOWAY BEDS POWER TOOLS S PORTS EQUIPMENT 1745 So. St. Orem Ph. 225-4816 4 S ? Elder George Snell Orem' -Cider To Perform At Cumorah An Orem man has been selected sel-ected to perform in the 1974 production of the Hill Cumorah Pageant of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, July 26 - August 3 in Palmyra, N.Y. According to Pageant director, dir-ector, Dr. Harold I. Hansen, Elder Snell will be assigned his role during rehearsals. The son of Mr. and Mrs. William R. Snell, 1575 S. 450 E., Orem, Elder Snell is currently cur-rently serving a two-year mission mis-sion for the IDS Church in New York. Performing his second straight season with the Pageant, Pag-eant, Elder Snell was featured in the role of "King Noah's wicked priest" last year. Elder Snell will be among some 600 young LDS men and women who will be performing on 25 stages situated on the western slope of Hill Cumorah, an area larger than a football field. Directed by Dr. Hansen, a BYU dramatic arts professor, the Pageant will feature historical histor-ical and religious events taken from the Book of Mormon. Elder Snell will play to an estimated 100,000 spectators, expected to visit the Pageant this year. The Orem High School graduate will be among a cast taking part in the Pageant at their own expense and rehearse re-hearse many long hours. Prior to leaving on his mission, mis-sion, Elder Snell was active in football and wrestling, along with singing in the A Cappella Choir at Orem High. He plans to further his education follow-' ine his mission. Army Tries To Convert Trash to Fuel Army scientists are experimenting experi-menting with a process to convert con-vert trash into fuel, reports local Army represntative SFC Ernie Rison. The process involves breaking break-ing down the cellulose deposits in refuse, such as waste paper, tree trimmings, grass and industrial in-dustrial waste, into a glucose sugar which c a n be further processed into ethanol, a low emission fuel. Scientists have predicted that by the 1980's, it would be technically and practically possible pos-sible to convert the waste material mat-erial to glucose on a very large scale. T his glucose could then be used to Droduce fuel to help power automobiles or converted con-verted to edible food products. 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