Papers on library services to ethnic and linguistic minorities which were presented at the 1985 International Federation of Library Associations (IFLA) conference include: (1) "On Serving the Older Polyglot: The Role of the Public Libraries in the United States" (Sylva N. Manoogian, United States); (2) "Minority Language Selection and Acquisition in an American Public Library" (Patrick M. Valentine, United States); (3) "Co-Operative Networking in Metropolitan Toronto (Regional Multilanguage Department)" (Genia Lorentowicz, Canada); (4) "Library and Information Needs of Vietnamese Students at an Australian College of Technical and Further Education" (Sabina Robertson, Australia); (5) "Nordic Cooperation on Selecting Books for Immigrants" (Jes Petersen, Denmark); (6) "Library Services to Turkish Minorities in Europe" (Tulin Saglamtunc, Turkey); (7) "Caring for All: Report on the Work of the Round Table on Library Service to Ethnic and Linguistic Minorities 1983-1985" (Michael Foster, United Kingdom); and (8) "Working in a Multi-Cultural Society: Education and Training for Librarians and Information Scientists" (Judith Bowen, Pat Hiley, and Ed Walley, United Kingdom). The final paper is a compilation of the annual reports of the sections and round tables that belong to the IFLA Division on Libraries Serving the General Public. (THC)