WF.ONF.SOA Y September 21 CONTINUING EOUCA'I'ION
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MLA CE 668 Clinical Libmrianship
~I LACE 46.1 Onhne S.arehing in
Psychoolry 9:00 ·4 :30 lnlro lo m1rrn.q Wayne J1Nl)' 12.00 LOO CA'n;ltEO LUNCII I :00 Ct:: Ccxollnuc:d 2:00 · •I :00
ltart 1\tH)k.o't or Junk?
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MCMLA COMMI'f'Tim ME"'I'INCS
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INFClllMAI. I'OUI.I'Ait'I'Y
(Wine rmd Chl'i'bt)
1983 MCMLA MEI!:'l'ING ·Preliminary Program Summary
TllURSDA Y FRffiA Y
September 22 Seotember 23
CONTINUING EDUCATION
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MI,A <.:~: 636 Palienl Education 9:00. 12:00
IJRS Updal<': System Upda"'
9:00. 5:00
AutomBl~d Wrhuil:'fll bl'J'\'1ces. for
Hospital II bronc'
MCIIMI,I'
9:00. 11:00
rturu lk>oks? or Junk? Doris Thibodeau (llcpeot or yesterday) 12:00 · I :00
CATt::RllO LUNCII
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RIIS llt>dat.o· Mkmcompuu,..,
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'r\-1chnlca.l St•rvlct.•s; Croup
Mcclintt • liobuoll'isclolt• 5:00.6:00
MCMLA COMMI'I'r~:~; M~:~:TINCS
Membership commitLet• liaison tommiut~ 5:00. 6:30 OC'rANh•r l.r.NOERS Cl>im (;adJokow$kl 6:30. 7:30
REJC£P1'10N A1' KIMBALL
ART CENTER
8:30-10:30
MC~ILA BUSINESS ~n:t:TISG
C) nlhia l'oddtr>, MCMLA Choir 10:30. 11:00
VISIT EXIllBITS 11:00. 11:45
KEY NOT~; Al>lliU:SS:
l)r. Homer Wamt>r
'l(oiP of llbnmtS in a microcomputer
Age-.'
11:45 -12:30 VISIT £XIII BITS
12:30. 2:00 LUNCIIEOS
'Cr.h•m Crac:ktl'l, C'.om tlun. ond
C.-po Nut.s: Rtne<:uoos on th• U.S.
Popular llralth Movom•nt.'
Or Howard (; Wolonx
2:00 2·30 VISIT ~;XIII HITS
2:30 b:OO
Til f.! Jo:VOLUTION OF MF:IlLII>IF.:
'The User xoe• !Jnllno. raooot
5:00.6:30
OCTANl'TIISf.IIS ~lf:~:TINC
7:00·
BANQUE'r AT OH:R VALLEY SKI IIESORT
(Drink• and Ul·down c!onntr)
7:00.8:00
SA'I'UitDA Y September 24
ONLL'IE USERS MEJ::TING
8:30 ·10:30
CONTRIBUTED PAPERS Hospital library de••lops
aulomaled JOUrnal holdings list. Shirley A. Tlng
Oown•tzlng m~dlcnl llhrari"s: Lloe rolo or hoallh liCieooc• library consortia. KAron '1\ llackleman
Slalkin~ Lhc elusive govnrumeool docurncnt: an updnl{'l · V;~IPrl~
flora.ncc
ClllC (Cc)ll•umcr llcollh lnronn>·
loon Center) the rrcc pubhc r~urtt Cor hralth infonnataon. Robert Ounntl
t-.:valuadon ur audiovisuals Cor palt<nl teachinc. • Ens J. Korby
10:00. 10;30 VISIT t:XIIIBITS 10:30. 11.00
MLA AODitESS, Judith Me~'rlu
11:00 12:00 llML lt~;I'OIIT llo.~~lfnd Duddun ~&tel Moderator 12:00 MEET!NC OVI::Il EXIIIBITS CLOSE
SOCIAL EVENTS
CATERED LUNCHES: There wfll be catered 1 unches on 14ednesday and Thursday,
the two days of continuing education courses and workshops. A light
lunch and sandwich buffet will assure everyone of a good meal in the
relatively short break period. Restaurant facilities are somewhat limited
in the immediate area.
LUNCHEON: A sit down 1 uncheon with a refreshing speaker is lhe order of the
day for Friday lunch. The speaker, Dr. Howard Wilcox, is the Associate Chief
of Staff for Education at the Salt Lake City VA Medical Center and
Associate Professor of Internal Medicine at the University of Ulah. ~lis
abiding interest in the history or medicine infects all who speak with
or listen to him.
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1 NE & CHEESE; C. E. part lc 1 pants will gather after classes ~lednesdayevening, September 21, at the Yarrow pool for a wine and cheese social
hour before dinner. If the air is too crisp we will stay inside. There
Is no charge for this event, but tickets will be required.
WELCOME RECEPTION: The Kimball Art Center at the foot of Park City's
historic Main Street will be the setting for a catered buffet and
cocktailparty Thursday evening. Out party will be in the main
gallery where the annual Utah Invitational Crafts Exhibition will be
showing. There will be watercolors by a local artist in the lower
gallery as well. You may ~1ant to return for another visit to this
gem of an art museum. Dinner that night will be yours to choose from
a score or more of Park City's good restaurants nearby.
BANQUET: Deer Va 11 ey is Utah's newest resort 1 ocated a mile from Park
City. It presents the ultimate in luxury for skiers in winter and
year round for diners. Our banquet will be held in the beautiful
timbered dining room of the Snow Park Lodge. If it is not too chilly
we will have cocktails before dinner on the deck overlooking the
surrounding mountains. Buses will provide transportation to and
PRE/POST CON~'ERENCE TOUR IDEAS For those of you ~<ho are considering
touring Utah before or after the meeting,
W<' highly recommend your sending for trav~l
info,~mat:ion (rom the Utah Travel Council
and the Park City Convention and Visitors
Hun~au. Du~ to inflation and the rise in
publicsti .:>n costs, many individual
busi-n~sg,~s are not printing pamphlets. Access
lo Lilia kind of touring information has
bt<en campi led and is availab 1 e in exce
1-hmt publications from the Utah Travel
Counci 1. These w"re, Lmfortunatcly, too
~t<'NVY For us to inc ludc but wi II be sent
to you
we
thout charge upon request.J. 1983 Tour Cuide to Utah
Packages und Products
lnformatlon on: aerial tours,
buckpack-ing, hiking, ctmyon adventures, 12xcursion
tt·ains, fly nnd driv(', hor•" ))(tckin&,
fi$h-il1g gu id,;s, jeep and 44-!ho!C 1 drive tours,
nHtional parks, rPRnrL lodging, river
running, SalL l.al<e t:ity Louts.
An ~xccl le111 guide-.
7. Utah! l983 Travel Guidm
fJt!tailed maps of tour• to "local points
of int(-:'!'te$t", accommodationfl, colorful
photos. Includes map of stare nnd mileage
charts.
3. Utah Recreatiott Guide
Detailed information on camping nnd
available facilities, national parks,
for-I.!S t.:s and n'otluments.
4. Halking & Driving Tours of Salt Lake
\,'hat to sec and do in Salt Lak~ City.
~.Je \.;ou ld suggest that you '"'r-ite soon bee au.se
this info~mation is not usually reprinted
once their supply is depleted.
\-IRITE TO:
UTAH TRAVEL COUNCIL
Council Hall/Capitol
Salt Lake City, Utah
!!ill 84114
PARK Cl TY CI!Al'!BER OF COHHERCE
Convention and Visitors Bureau
161•7 Short Line Road
P. 0. Box 1630-Ril
Park City. Utah 84060
DRE$S A!'l) WtATilER
Dress in Park City is casual and, a• Pnrk
City is in the mountain~, lull h'eathcr can bl1 cool during the dayLlme and quite crlSi' in
the evening. Plan on bringing a coal l(>r
evening v1ear an.d .at leas L a sw~uter fo1 d ay-time. Sturdy boots/$hO\.'S .ar" rccommt!nd\·•d
for any hiking you mighl ~<ant lo uo.
G£N£ALOCICAL LIBRARY
For those of }'"OU who WIJl~L l r) ~~~~~\' ::~dv~llll .·tg•
o( the LDS ~burch'• ~xtcnsiv0 Renralogy
library, it is open Hondny•; 7:10 ILITI. -(> p.m.
Tu<:!&.lays-Friduys 7:30 a.m.-lll p.m; Snturdny•
7:30 a.m.-5 p.r.t. For funl<<'r infornwl i,m wr1L••
to: LOS Church Gett<:nlogi<~al Library, ~(I 1<>1:11
North Ti!n<p l•• , S" It l.nkc G it y , J;T $41. '>n. i't'All LlQUOR LA\~S
ThPrt• ar•.o :wvt-•rul \J:-Iys t.:o obtuin 11 tll·inlt itt
lllnh. Our liquor 1 OW$
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iq'"'lAI L 1 iquor- :-.a It>~ .1rt~ nHid<" lht"O\I)",h tiC itlv
licl.!nscd st.or~~. You mu!IL bP 2l m1d <'H:-ih i:t
preLerrl!d. 'lost ~lor"s {lQ NOT llCci'Jll rltl·l·i<:J
or <"harge cards l ( Trav.: 1 ~rs clwcbt "r1• (lK.)
All pack.:~ge agencie:~ (when> Uqu<" ts nol
consumed on the p rf•mi ses) u r(l <' l osf•d on Surhl:1y:~
and ho lldays. Hany res taur8nts and hnl0l>I
(Yarrow r.eBtaut·;mt includ~d) nr.c l i...::en~~'d to
sell mini-bottlt!S and splits of ,_;n,•. Tlti>1 ;,
a "do-it-~·ourself'' pr-opoRition, -rcquixing Lh'-' customer to purchase the liquor pPrsonally,
then return to t.he tnble l o order mix<'r cor
sec-ups. Liquor purchasE>d at a rPsL1urnnL liquor store m\lst be consumt""!d on thl! premi ~f'S in conjunction ,,•Llh a meal. Oirt.i.ng guid('S Lo
Park City will indicate "mini -bottle lic(.•nr.i-•''
if the restaurant has one. (Brm•n l:>ag" <tlso
permi t ted.)
There are many private club!i in Pad< Cl ty «hich sell .-ine, beer, mix"d and blenued
drinks "over the bar" to members and guestt> of
members. Hembersh ips and guest mP.!Ob,,rsld p<
are available for a small £ee to touri
"t"
3ndvisi.:ors. Hany restaurants .lnd privalc• <:lul>s
offer liquor service on Snnd\ly.
Beer is available almost re$taurant.s ..
grocery and drug stores seven da)'S .:l \oJ(!r•k.
Bars sell beer only, but "brown bags'' <Jre
