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Show ROCKY MOUNTAIN REVIEW , Salt Lake County, Utah Thursday, April 30, 1964 Page 9 x " n Cottonwood Heights Highlights Hillcrest High GirTo Go To D.C. Representing Utah By CLAIRE GARDNER 278-30- 76 Hillcrest High School Student, Sue Milne 16, has been selected as one of two teenagers to represent Utah at a U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare conference in Washington D.C. James M. Paramore, Utah Committee on Children and Youth executive secretary, announced that Miss Milne and Gerrltt Steenblk, 17, a West High Student, are Utahs delegation to the conference on 1Smoking and Youth, April 30. The youths were accomodated to the conference byj Brian A BOOKS ON THE GO -- and other make over 125 stops a week taking books to subdivisions, schools use them. can of where people groups places These four bookmobiles ul the county library system - Services Varied Read Any Good Books Lately? County Library System Has Eight Locations To Serve Patrons Read any good books lately? youre a resident of Salt Lake County, you probably have, according to Ruth V. Tyler, county librarian. Although the library system has eight major branches, chances are that there is part the county library located uch nearer to you than you think. All in all there are 54 spots around the couty for 54 spots around the county for ooklovers, children, house-We- s, school children, and stocked by the county O' practically else anyone who trict, the linrary Mt' and Dis- distnrt cooperate in a program of teaching the elementary children to use and enjoy libraries. The district hires a teacher-libraria- n to teach the children. T) ay come to the libraries re ularly and learn how to Did books. Last year 93,800 'T. tdren met in 3,140 classes. In addition to these, 290 classes were held at some of the branches by the regulai library staff, and 8,120 children participated in them. BOOKS The bookmobiles make their rounds from 9 in the morning at night every weekday except Thursday, when they start at 1 P.M. in order to stay open till 9 at night. On Saturdays they are cl&aned and refurnished for the next weeks run. Last year the bookmobiles circulated 39,080 pieces of literature. These arent all separate volumes, but include one book each time it is taken ut. This represents a turnover 5,000 more books last year than in 1962. until the Granite School In ur MOVING In BENDING THE TWIG lives in the county. In addition to the fifty-fostationary locations, service is expanded with four book120 mobiles covering over weekfy stops. FAST . 5 AUDIO-VISUA- L addition, the county library system aids the ecuda-tor- s by having available for loan audio-visuaids. In al other Helping wavs, the library is activl in several special programs to educate in v Last year, for instance, the county librarian, Mrs. Tyler, was prominent in the Second In'ermountain Conference in Childrens Literature at the University of Utah. At the South Salt Lake Branch, the library cooperated with BYU in a series of films. To help continue their eduadults the library sponsors cation, lectures. In the East Mill Creek Branch the speakers include university professors, the regular staff, and others who talk on books, drama, literature and so forth. ' BUT I THE COSTS How much does all trnS cost? The annual budget last year was low $385,297.41. Quite a bargain for a wide variety of services. Over halt the budget goes for salaries and other personnel costs. Other big expenditures costs are for new books, binding and rebinding, and visual aids. The money to support the program from a one mill levy with a minor amount coming EIGHT BRANCHES November 1956, the Calvin Smith Branch at 810 East 3300 South opened. The East Mill Creek Branch opened three years later at 2266 East 3435 South. It is now the busiest library of the system. In -- BUSY BUT UNKNOWN Perhaps the most vital but least know work of the county library is its work with schools. The county library and work toget-giv- e school children the best use of their book resources. When a new school it usually has a is built, library, but no books. The county library comes to the rescue by lending books until the school can get on its own feet. Newly organized school libraries in the Granite district to benefit from this plan in 1963 were Skyline High School, ementary, Academy Copperview Edgemont Ele- Chosen for outstanding sermany among vice from nominated by schools in the Granite, Murray and Jordan School Districts, they are; Richard Walsh, 12, son of Mr. and Mrs. William M. Walsh, STAGE PRODUCTION Annie Get Your Gun, a Insure) Portest Possible Prices MOM will like the sun-brig- ... the savings her wash detergents. whiteness of in soap and smoother, closer shaves without annoying skin irritation. DAD will enjoy THE KIDS will actually look and forward to bathing shampooing. Yes, theentire family will love the wonderful world of WaterCare. By NEA SOFTNER WATER Service Sales VISIT Repairs IN SUGARHOUSE OUR SHOWROOM 2032 South CO SERVICE FACTORY CM.L. 11th East 4862068 - music station 860 ' EXAMINATION on your dial BANK OPERA MATINEE: Matinee Concert 2 to 3 PM Weekdays Optical Sho Monday, May 4 Beethoven: QUARTET NO. MAIN OFFICE - 420 BOSTON BUILDING BRANCH OFFICES: 368 E. First So., 1062 E. 21at 4792 SOUTH STATE STREET, MURRAY S. 13 " IN B FLAT Tuesday, May 5 Scriabin: REVERIE POEM OF ECSTASY Albeniz-Arbo- IBERIA s: Wednesday, May 6 Prokofleffc SINFONIA CONCERT ANTE LITERARY ADVENTURE Tracy Laub and her friend, Susan Prescott, get lost in books when the bookmobile comes to visit. Books open up the world of fantasy and the world of reality v for children. OF PATIO FURNITURE FOR EACH MEMBER OF THE FAMILY ONE-PIEC- PATIOS Thursday, May 7 EROICA Beethoven: Dvorak: SYMPHONY Discount Milhaud: senting Bonnyview Elementary School in Murray, SYMPHONY NO. Thursday, May , 1 (THE TITAN) 7 Mozart DIVERTIMENTO IN D Hindemith: CONCERT MUSIC FOR STRINGS AND BRASS Britten: SIMPLE SYMPHONY Bartok: MUSIC FOR STRINGS, PERCUSSION AND Razorcutting, Blowstyling, and Professional Theatrical Make-Up. 363-16- SURPRISE BOX DU MONDE LA CREATION Wednesday. May 6 Prokoflefh LIEUTENANT KIJE Mahlef An 7.00p.m. Monday, May 4 Tuesday, May 5 Bartok: CONCERTO FOR ORCHESTRA Brice Johnson, 12, son of Mr and Mrs. Austin G. Johnson, 4759 South 2nd West, repre- 1060 E. 1st So. Evening 6 - Boccherini: CELLO CONCERTO Bach: THE MUSICAL OFFERING ' Where Barbering Is NO. 2 IN D MINOR Summer Concert Each 15 1174 Glorieta Drive, Mill Creek Elementary School, and Each barber is expertly trained by Mr. DeHaas. Call lor appointment or visit either shop. Medical Towers' Graystone Plaza May 8 Friday, Sponsored by Deseret Book 6784 South 1300 East, from Union Elementary School, Steven Hansen, 12, son o Mr and Mrs. DennisvH. Hansen, TWO SHOPS TO SERVE YOU SYMPHONY E Barber and mens hair stylist 486-05- ut&ns- Saturday, May 2 Verdi: LA FORZA DEL DESTINO (M.D.) FOR JOHN DE HAAS BARBER SHOPS 1174 E. 27th So., oniei E. Fol- TII Safety Patrol Members Picked For D.C. Trip Worlds Fair. ' Highest Quaiity Lemon Honored' EYE Alta View Ele- Salt Lake County . Three safety patrolmen are looking forward to a trip to Washington, D.C., and the New York . Larry stage play, will be presented Tuesday, May 5 and Wednesday, May 6 in the Butler Stake House, 7800 South, 3000 East. The production will be based on the original Broadway musical, with members from all wards of the Butler MIA Stake participating, under the direction and supervision of Maxine The supervisor of audioDavis. visual services for the Granite Starring in the leading roles Schogl District was honored will be Paula Larsen as Anlast week by a division of the nie Oakley, Dan Paris as National Education AssociatFrank Butier, and Douglas ion. Heats as Buffalo Bill. Included in the cast of talented Lemon was Claude C. young people are Gary King-er- y, awarded the Davis PioPaula Mortimer, Chrisneer Award for his contine Davis, Gary Ford, Steven audio-visuto tribution Tibbitts, Scheryl Parsons, education at the annual conCherrie Peterson, Harold vention of the audio-visuVicki Cram, Janette Thomas, instruction division, National Juritch, Bert Morley, Mike in Education Association, Diane Vlsicks, Peterson, Rochester, New York Creig Pace, Susan Cook and Wally Singleton. Plans included a stop in ChiMrs. Davis said there will cago to preview education fims no charge for admission be to in convention the prior an (j. the public is Invited Rochester. to attend. The May 5 performance will be for adults. ChilMr. Lemon, who has served the school district for nearly dren, accompanied by their 50 years, established the parents are welcome to the audioshow on Wednesday evening, Granite Districts visual department. He is a May 6. The production is sponcharter metnber of the Utah sored by the Butler Stake MIA. Audio-Visu- al STUDENT SECRETARY Association and A Cottonwood Heights girl, has served as its president on three occasions. Judy Sloan, has been elected student body secretary of the Park mentary, and Midvale Elementary also had their shelves O WATER som, ward clerks. CONSULT AN EYE PHYSICIAN El- mentary, TO SOFT, FILTERED Ward, har sustained Thomas F. Jensen, new bishop; L. John Milner, first counselor; W. Roger Lundevall, second counselor; Keith J. Perry, Russell O. Hardy, Robert A, and Rick West, son of Mr, and Mrs. Wayne J. West, 2761 Pamela Drive was chosen a winner Wednesday, April 23 in the statewide poster contest sponsored by the Salt Lake public Library in conjunction TREAT YOUR FAMILY The recent reorganization of the LDS Butler Stake, 4th Perry Jr. WINNER ' Council members welcomed new members at a dinner held in their honor, at which time Carmen Boyden told Judy of her duties as secretary. At the awards banquet held at the Panorama Room, Tues ON THE BEEHIVE STATE Granger EleElementary, mentary, William Penn Elementary, and Western Hills Elementary. Jordan, Hillcrest High School, RE -- ORGANIZATION to ASUU activities. POSTER CONTEST al S. ' 2253 East 7150 South. On the evening following the elections, the ASUU Executive Utah served or a planning comirii-tte- e for the national event. day, al Of the eight branches spread Wer the valley, two are located in the southeast area. districts WHOS WHO? To run this huge establishment Mrs. TylPf has 40 fulltime employees and 60 part-tim- e people. In charge of the is a board of dioperation , rectors consisting of T)r. AND EIGGER BETTER Calvin S. Smith, Mayor Henry Beckstead of Midvale, County liSometime this year the Commissioner Edwin Q. Canto to be able brary hopes non, Dr. O. C. England of the move into a new building in East Mill Creek area and a Kearns. For the longer range, member of the Granite Board are in two more libraries of Education, and Mr. Marlpn store for the southeast. .One S. Bateman from Sandy. will be in Holladay on 3900 Read any good books lately? South and Wasatch Boulevard If your from Salt Lake Counand the other in the Butler area of Cottonwood. During ty and you havent,' its .no ones fault but yours. the year the library added a total for new books 19,320 of 331,715 volumes at the end of the yeaj. , material. each year. sources from fines and other community ol O . added service to the is that of providing space for groups to meet. There is an auditorium in the South Salt Lake Branch and meeting rooms in the Midvale and Smith Branches Last year 318 meetings were held there. An the Smith branch (3300) South, and in Midvale, the SKILLED AID libraries have pictures, maps, county-schoIn each microfilms, phonofilms, library, the school district film-s- ti records, graph teacher-librarian to ip, hires a and the equipment needed to help the children choose use them TheSalt Lake Counbooks. After the schools reactw ty library is the only public a certain point of maturity, libiarv in the state having books its withdraws the county these services free of charge. and places them in other Any organized group may use schools which need them. This audio-visuaids Church, the and Midvale year or instance, and fraternal scout, school, Mount Jordan Elementary find that the library groups Schoos returned their books is a good source of program to the county If April 21, the recently elected officers were Installed at a much larger dinner given in honor of all those who have made slgnlflcantycontributions of Utah. Miss University Sloan, who is attending the university, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sloan, HUGE 10 x 20' PATIO Small Additional Charge For Installation LeBRETON Art V 399 phone 2638 SofState 486-009- 1 No Down Payment First Payment Next Fall Fringe Trim in 16 Decorator Colors Sundays or Evenings EM CR CELESTA I Programmed By Jack Giudici, Production Manager |