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Show V 1 18 i 6 pel en be Coi ers fut I ms An J. Dennis Day Ja Library Director est mi Director 1 sei 50t in Chosen For City 1 Co Ch me ye; an Library I J. Dennis Day, Troy, Ohio, has been named by the Sait Lake City Library Board to head the Ce Co th ex citys four-branc- lib- h rary system. Mr. Day, now serving as director of the Troy-MiaCounty Library, will assume the post Oct. 4 He replaces Richard J. Rademacher, who left in June for another library position. The appointment culminates a search during which 47 we five-mont- were applicants screened He will receive an annual salary of $24,000. A $2,000 moving allowance was approved during the monthly board meeting at the City Library. Mr. Day is president of the Ohio Library Assn., served as chairman of the Miami Valley Library Assn, in 1970-7- 3 and is an active member of the American Library s ? Assn. Has Solar System Under his direction the Troy-MiaLibrary was built to include the first solar energy system in a public library It is considered the most advanced energy conservation system in the U.S. for a I . i I library. I He also is active in the Boy Scouts and Kiwanis Club. In 1973 he received I the Kiwanis disting-guishe- d service award. In other action the library board accepted the annual audit report for fiscal 1976 prepared by Haskins and SeEs. W. Howard Van Orman told the board the library books are among the best hes seen. He was critical of the Hansen Planetariums procedures of holding cash receipts for several weeks before depositing them. This is the second year we have recommended changes. Deposits should not be held nn if that long. Deposits ' should be made at least once a week to keep the honest people honest and the dishonest from being dishonest, he said. Taxes Top $1 Million He noted that 1976 was the first year property tax exceeded $1 mEEon for the Ebrary. The board also recommended That sidewalks in front of the planetarium be replaced when new shade trees are added. Establishment of a fund for improvements of carpets, upholstery and curtains in the library in addition to the $11,000 budgeted for refurbishing. Reappointing a library ad hoe committee to approach the city commission on establishment of the planetarium as a separate entity. S' i I fttRKRQGRGm SMBS , V ur warehouse feuttdl liflfift solos. P&irpsS Sn homo furnish lugs her tr&esuros cd paid only o fraction of regular VVro famous for WEEKEND SPECIAL PRICES AT . REGULAR PRICE ALL . SIZES - DOLiCit STRENGTH GLASS ALSO PLATE GLASS PICTURE WINXWS AN EXmOSOINASY I So 800 W. - . i.? It's fun to roam around our big warehouse and to keep up your bargain-huntin- g strength, we're serving hot dogs for 15c and cold drinks for 10c. There's so much to see, you'll need 'em! Plan to buy on a Home Furnish- ft lb tynltal ZCAAS' ' nasality and: rzzny era I!..,. wrw Itmniirrjj r trny ...... s k ftcre when vo cpsn fhs deers cn sn other fnhuiow esto-db- y warshews ffs-ni-s .. I mht i ihtrrtiwi I WE - ings Contract: no down payment, no finance charge with payment in full in 90 days; or longer terms arranged. It certainly smooths the way on big purchases. yir ons-Cj-ocdi- rd 355-405- 6 IN OUR LUMBER CERT. L ' .. retail prlcss. If ym anything for a 'Letter. Hfa";ot house frenia' stowing machine .to a., washing machinal f& imiw iiirsltyw ralm t varpe-- cn floor let si Save you' moiray BUY! I 400 fiCSr ;i ij r .nd ALUMINUM WINDOWS NEARLY 0; S I i ; " f j |
