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Show LJEJkDEIM University Library Now Has Microfilm Copier Need a copy of Abraham Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation, a technical report on a rocket engine fuel line, or perhaps a front page from a of the London 1785 edition Times? The University of Utah Libraries can now fill these re- quests easily since the recent installation of a new microform copying machine. c The device, called the 300, produces copies from both microfilm and microfiche (a film sheet on which several pages of material are copied. Negative film will produce a while copy, black on white positive film yields a white on Fil-ma- black. Richard Boss, Assistant Director of Libraries, said the machine will produce copies larger, smaller, or the same size as the original. In addition, a masking device permits the operator to reproduce selected portions of a singe frame of microfilm or microfiche. Mr. Boss pointed out that a wide variety of resource ma- terials are available University's microfilm in the collec- tion. The presidential papers of five U. S. presidents in addi- tion to Lincoln are in the micro film files, and others will be added as they become avail- able. He went on to say that the London Times is only one of the more than 250 newspapers available on microfilm at the library. The files include newspapers from all major capitols in the world, including Moscow's Pravda and Izvestia. All Utah daily and weekly newsno many papers, including longer being published, are recorded in the microfilm files. major portion of the Unicollecversity's 190,000-piec- e tion of microfilm materials is cataloged in the Engineering Library, Mr. Boss said. Under a contract with the U. S. government, the library receives A microfiche copies of technical and research papers reports from the Office of Technical the National AeroServices, nautic and Space Administration and the Atomic Energy Commission. He said the AEC alone sends about 1,000 microfiche to the library each month. He also noted that many of the reports received on the films are not published in any other manner. 5,000 Approximately subjects are available in the file. Reports or papers not currently available in the collection, Mr. Boss went on, can be obtained by the University on loan and copies can then be reproduced locally. "With this new equipment," Mr. Boss said, "we can make maprintouts from microfilm RALPH BENNETT ANNOUNCES The Purchu of th UTAH TREMONTON. VOL. 44 THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1965 NO. 24 LAUNDRAMAT MAYTAG -- s the Golden Bowl Thursday in compliment to Mrs. Arlyn Wassom who is leaving to make her home at Farming-ton- . Other guests included Mrs. Jesse Archibald, Mrs. James Clara Kidman, White, Mrs. Mrs. Dean Bradshaw. Tasty refreshments were served. Visiting with Mrs. Pearl the past week were her daughter, Mrs. John Ely and Colo. son, Billie. of Denver, T and will operate it in connection with the EXCEL CLEANRS In case of any operation troubles, call Mr. Bennett e inter-librar- y heretofore accessible using the library's microreaders. University faculty members and students as well as area businesses and industries, can now obtain inexpensive copies of valuable materials for their use outside the library and for their permanent files." The new copying service will be available from 7.30 a.m. 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. on Satur0 day, and from p.m. on Tuesday and Thursday evenings in Room 3 of the George Thomas Library. terials Biggest Washer Value... only by FILTER-FLOWASH- NEW MINI 'BASKET Wash -- worker should become stranded on road, he will call "Master Control" at the Air Base radio. using his vehicle's two-waMaster Control will then determine his approximate location and report this to the SATAF safety office who will then implement their stranded, personnel operations plan. TRACKMASTER TO THE RESCUE Air Force personnel stranded on blizzard-whippe7,500 square mile Minuteman Wing VI site at Grand Forks Air Force Base, North Dokota are rescued by Thiokol's Track' master vehicles produced in Logan, Utah. In the event a Minuteman Wing VI some d little-travelle- by Florence Munson BRIDGE CLUB MEETS FRIDAY Mrs. Wesley Gephart graciously entertained members of the Bridge Club at her home Friday evening. Prizes went to Mrs. Reuben Baer and Mrs. Melvin Foxley. A delicious dessert was served. Og-de- n These (peat performers are the lowest priced models at our One-Slo- p Shopping Center fTTTTrT i 1 ni.imT i I f1 iTf . of Benedict Arnold was Mrs. Boyd Terry and Miss Mary Wood of Bountiful visited Ferrell Mr. and Mrs. with Wood for a couple of days last week. During the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Carl Boss and family at of Salt Lake City visited the Wood home and with Mrs. Ida Boss. Mrs. Phyllis Marble accompanied by Mrs. Blanche Hansen attended funeral services for Mrs. Ethel Weight at Spring-villThursday. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Davis spent Thursday visiting with Mrs. Rachel Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sims in Ogden. Mrs. Hall is Club Hostess Mrs. Ellery Hall was the gracious hostess to the Bridge Club Thursday afternoon. Prizes went to Mrs. Dean Capener, Mrs. Alice Nye, Mrs. A. R. Hodge and Mrs. J. L. Carter. Mrs. Carter and Mrs. Florence Gam were special guests. A hot luncheon was served. Mr. and Mrs. Ellery Hall were overnight guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Quinton King in Ogden, Friday. Saturday they visited with Mrs. Hall's sister, Mrs. Hyrum Restaurant in Brigham, Saturday were Mrs. Margaret Owens, Mrs. Norma Thomas, Mrs. Mrs. Faye Thompson, Louise Nielson,' Mrs. Zenna Mrs. Hattie Hodges, White, Mrs. Sallie Munns, and Mrs. Carma Archibald. Spending Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. W. Lee Thompson were Mr. and Mrs. George Myler. Book Review Given For Club The Civic and Home Arts Club met at the home of Mrs. Dorlyn Ramsdell. The theme was "Intellectual Intrigue." The Twister Fabor," a story st easy-car- e, Corvair's Turbo-Ai- r air-cool- Homer this size car. So be practical. Only you will know. Because it sure won't show! Hansen and D. & and neighbors attending. A refreshsocial was enjoyed, ments served and Mrs. Wassom was presented with a nice gift. Civic Club Meets The Civic and Home Arts Club met at the home of Mrs. Sonja Covert with the theme "Financila Wizard." A quartet consisting of Marilyn Hansen, Patsy Cragar, Yvonne Ashby and Mrs. Bonsteal favored with musical numbers. The guest speaker was Russell Webb who discussed banking and other business matters. Refreshments were served to 21 members. Mrs. Wassom Is Guest of Honor Mrs. Wesley Gephart enter- joined at a bowling party at J. WHITE LEVIS WESTERN WOOL DRESS COATS discover the difference PHONE Bear River Saddlery 257-833- 8 G-- E RUSS ELECTRIC PHONE 30 SOUTH TREMONT 257-846- 1 Like cooking electrically... DRYING CLOTHES FLAMELESSLY is the Better Way! 15X V1 ?ih4 Women overwhelmingly prHcr electric cooking in the area we serve. The same is true with drying clothes. In fact, records show that last year flameless electric dryers far outsold flame-typ- e models for home use. Why do women prefer electric dryers? Some reasons: Montr Saver a flameless Cleaner Than Ml Outdoors Nothing is cleaner than a kilo- watt. An electric dryer is flameless, fumeless, odorless. Nothing burning. No products of combustion. Clwtwlvt (IhtvIIv Vlwiy II Vonmr Convlle TREMONTON Holds up to 420 pounds of food! Offers convenient upright storage! Built to Quality Standards! electric dryer costs up to S40 less a saving which will dry up to 1,00(1 loads of clothes to buy free. Because an electric dryer is a simpler mechanism, there is less maintenance. less to go wrong Drive something really new -- discover the difference at your Chevrolet dealer's EAST MAIN STREET about our easy payment terms Ask Calif. Mrs. Leslie Wassom spent Wednesday in Ogden visiting with her mother, Mrs. Hattie Funk and with her sister, Mrs. August Nussbaum. Mr., and Mrs. D. 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In Salt Lake City they visited with Mr. Capener's sister, Mrs. Top to bottom: Chevy Tl 100, Corvair 500, Charlie 300, Chevrolet liiscayne. All models. TEM-TE- MODEL II'T.M. of 6. d Attend Luncheon Among those who attended the luncheon for Mrs. Calvin the Tropical L. Rampton at color-keye- d n y Hos-kin- s. Or get a sporty hardtop in a Corvair Sport Coupe or Sport Sedan for fun in the months ahead. Chevrolet, Chevelle and Chevy II are available with the Turbo-ThriSix for fuel economy, quick warmups, quiet idling. It's light, efficient, smooth and spirited. ONLY d Garland News loads of clothes truly clean. for extras or special fabrics you'd wash by hand. family-siz- e Use normally FAMILY HONORS RUBY NIELSON Mr. and Mrs. Arbon Bowcutt, Reed Nielson Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Rhodes entertained at a family party at the Rhodes home Friday evening in compliment to their Mrs. mother, Ruby Nielson who was celebrating her birthday anniversary. Other guests included Mr. and Mrs. Russell Stephenson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glassman and Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Christensen of and Mr. and Mrs. Ray of Vander Steen Brigham. Home movies were enjoyed. Mrs. Nielson was presented with a beautiful chair. Each of these beauties is the lowest priced in its line. But the ride doesn't show it. Or the interior. Or the performance. That luxurious Biscayne is as roomy as many expensive cars, has interiors, plush vinyls, fine fabrics, full deep-twicarpeting. Chevelle, America's favorite intermediate-size car, has clean new styling, wide doors, roomy, tasteful interiors e and Chevrolet features. Chevy II got a lot smarter for '65 but stayed sensible! Still family-sizeasy to handle, economical, and the lowest priced Chevrolet you can buy. ER with W CHEVROLET 121 NOTICE 18 SOUTH 1ST WEST TREMONTON See the exciting new electric dryer models at your dealer's now. If it's electric, it's better I UTAH POWER & LIGHT CO. |