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OHRBACH, Barbara (745.92 OHR) The Scented Room Cherchez's book of dried flowers, fragrance and pot pourri. Many ideas for scenting and decorating the home, including pot pourri, sachets and scent pillows, floral waters, pomanders, wreaths, bouquets and flower arrangements. Recipes, instructions for drying and storing and the preparation and presentation of gifts are included in this delightful and exquisitely illustrated book. PALMER, ELIZABETH (745.92252 PAL) The Art of Japanese Flower Arranging Something for everyone in this practical guide to Japanese flower arranging ... glorious illustrations ... easy instruc- tions ... and advice on how and where to place arrangements. Create a free style or classical holiday arrangement and please the most discriminating person on your list! SHOURDS, HARRY (745.953 SHO) Carving Duck Decoys For collecting or using as actual decoys these are ducks of hollow two piece construction which makes them particularly attractive for decorative and practical purposes. Full page instructions and colour photographs of each duck displayed. HARLOW, EVE (746.0476 HAR) Learn Ribboncraft Traditional crafts of ribbon weaving and Victorian ribbon embroidery using modern materials plus new methods of patchwork, candle wicking, smocking and quilting and a special chapter on festive Christmas decorations are vividly illustrated in this charming book. Don't forget .... FARRELL, JOHN (641.872 F24m) Making Cordials and Liqueurs at Home KOLTALH, RICHARD (745.926 KOL) Wreaths % % CHILDREN’S DEPARTMENT JAMES HOUSTON, renowned author of Frozen Fire, River Runners, Long Claws and other well-known novels visits the Library. Call 926-3291, local 251, to register. Thursday, October 4th, at ls30 p.m. ****** TERRIFYING TUESDAY - HALLOWEEN HORROR - spine-chilling tales and activities for the brave. Ages 6-9 years. Tuesday, October 30th, at 3:30 p.m. SEE ENCLOSED SHEET FOR STORYTIMES AND TEEN NEWS Monday to Friday Saturday Sunday (Oct.7-June) 10 1990 a.m. - 9 p.m. 10 a .m. - 5 p.m. 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. . OCTOBER # . % LIBRflRy REUJS ^ ANNIVERSARIES Twelve months ago the Memorial Library Foundation launched the Special Edition capital campaign to raise funds for building expansion. Amid balloons, bands, speeches, author readings and singing, a number of dedicated volunteers pledged themselves to come up with $4.75 million (including matching funds from Municipal Council). A year’s worth of hard work later the total raised is still a bit short of the goal, but it's evident that the expansion is going to go ahead anyway. Anyone wishing to help create sufficient space for the library needs of our community over the next several years is asked to contact the fundraising office at 926-2013. An even more significant anniversary for us is coming up next month: Remembrance Day, November-^1, will mark 40 years since the Memorial Library first opened its doors - handed over debt-free to the Municipality by an equally determined band of community fundraisers and volunteers. Watch for details of the celebration events scheduled for Saturday, November 10, and the rededica- tion of the Library as a World War II memorial on Remembrance Day itself. VZST VXNCOCTS SEWJRXAX. r-IBHARY 1950 flai-ise DriTe West Vancouver B.C. V7V 1J8 C604) 926-3291 On-Line catalcgue 926â€"2554