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Show The Park Reicord D Section A Thursday, August 3, 1995 D Page A9 Local helps unearth ancient city of Chersonese in the Crimea J :: J pillllllMBBim For those who appreciate the unusual . . . Franke's Sunline mm i Briefs Guadalupe holds auction More than 600 people are expected to attend Guadalupe Schools' annual Dream Auction to raise funds for underprivileged children and families. Commentator Craig Wirth of KTVX will help auction items, including: tickets and accommodations for a wine country gct-a-way, a four-day Moab mountain bike tour for two and an original Tom Mulder oil painting! '' A : southwestern and seafood dinner will be prepared pre-pared by Gastronomy, Inc. The auction will be held on Aug. 5 at 6:30 p.m. at Abravanel Hall. For information, contact Freddie Nebeker, Guadalupe Schools, at (801) 531-6100. Librarians to gather for training Lucy Murphy, Librarian at the Snyderville Branch of the Summit County Library, wjll gather with 30 other public librarians for the annual Certification Training program of UPLIFT, Utah Public Library Institute for Training, to be held at the Salt Lake Community College, Aug. 14-16. 14-16. This year's course, Basic Reference, will be taught by Diane Slater, senior reference librarian and system administrator adminis-trator at Provo City Library. Slater has extensive experience experi-ence in reference services not only in public libraries, but academic libraries and has also instructed library staff members in reference services, ser-vices, including electronic resources and the Internet. Librarians completing the four course curriculum over a 4-6 year period fulfill the personnel,, per-sonnel,, standard of the State Library Division's Upgrade Process. The other three courses cours-es offered in successive years are cataloging, administration and collection development. When the library complies with all of the standards, it qualifies for a State Library Development Grant award each year. Certification Training, along with the Professional Skills Institute will be held this year at the Salt Lake Hilton on Aug. 17. Annual library trustee workshops and Practicum awards are provided provid-ed by the Federal Library Services and Construction Act. These programs are developed to train public librarians and board members in the state's smaller, rural i communities to manage library services and collections collec-tions effectively. For information, contact Jane E. Smith at 1-800-662-9150 or 466-5888. OMINGSQON (fonyH.Ojsepo) 255 Main Stf Park City S49-TO83 Mountain Muffler and auto reoair sjf EXMUM rmnionam - Sim I19B4 In addition to complete exhaust repairs we offer expert mechanical repair. Take the short drive to Heber and SAVE A LOT! 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The Crimeans, at least, had been waiting a long time for freedom. All in all, Cunningham said he would like to return to the ancient city someday. Currently he is undecided what his major will be, but he is leaning toward a degree in history. After spending a month covered with dust, bent over in the hot sun. it seems he learned something. P Infobases, Inc. provides access to the LDS gospel Members of the LDS Church and others no longer need a CD-ROM drive to benefit from the technology of Infobases, Inc.'s gospel study aids when it went World Wide on the Web Pioneer Day, July 24th. Infobases Online allows anyone with Internet access to research and study the world's largest LDS library in Cyberspace. Among the services available at the grand opening of Infobases' home page is the On-line LDS Library, containing the Standard Works fully cross-referenced with hundreds of doctrinal and historical works; Family History, including 56 volumes of genealogical information about early members of the LDS Church, compiled by Susan Easton Black; LDS On-line Magazine, including articles by Blaine Yorgason, Gerald Lund and other prominent LDS authors; and LDS Events and Sports Calendar. Infobases Online also includes a number of free services, including the complete LDS scriptures. LDS Events. Gospel Doctrine Reading Schedule and Infobases On-line Catalog. "Infobases Online was one of our goals from the beginning," said Infobases' CEO. Paul Allen. "Our mission is to gather the world's most important knowledge and make it available to everyone. And Infobases Online will help us to accomplish this goal." 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