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We are looking forward to returning the 25,000 books stored for the past four years at Hillside School. This will occur nearer the end of the construction project. At some point we*11 be moving the circulation desk into the new area for a few weeks while work is completed in the main hall of the old building. Our official opening celebration is scheduled for Saturday, September 18. We look forward to seeing you there! REFERENCE DEPARTMENT Technology shrinks the modern world for us by either bringing it to us electronically, or taking us to it aeronautically. Present-day frequent flying to once-far-off places is often taken for granted without appreciating the adventurous, enduring history of air travel. The History of Canadian Airports captures not only the trials and tribulations of Canada's flight pioneers, but also gives historical, geographical and statistical information and bibliographical sources from which researchers may begin. A refreshingly unique history of air flight. No Place for a Lady: the Story of Canadian Women Pilots, 1928-1992, reveals the greater struggles women faced to assert their skills as equal to those of men in what was considered exclusively "a man's domain." ^ V "^1 Our globe is likewise shrinking economically and politically as we enter the era of free trade, collaboration and partnership. Cross- Border Links is a directory designed to network amongst Canadian, Mexican and U.S. social justice, labour, research, environmental and educational organizations. Organizational description, address, and activity are provided with each entry, and the directory is arranged in such a way as to make for prompt and suitable trinational contacts. ADULT SERVICES IN THE GALLERY .... Due to construction, artist Lynne Greene will not be exhibiting in the gallery in August. Her show has been cancelled until January, 1994. AUGUST .... the last few weeks of holiday ... still time for picnics and family pursuits .... for thinking of late summer and fall harvests and what to "put down" for winter. We offer a few suggestions for leisurely living and a selection of "how to" pickling, preserving, drying and food processing books. (641.4 AND) ANDERSON, JEAN Green Thumb Preserving Guide Jean Anderson's _____________________ Emphasizes the best and safest methods for preserving forty different vegetables and fruits. (641.4 SUN) Canning, Freezing And Drying By the editors of Sunset magazines ... emphasizing nutrition and economy. Dried foods, smoked meats and recipes for delicious specialities such as brandied fruits, trail mixes, herb flavoured vinegars, jerky, fruit leathers and frozen yoghurt. (641.5 BES) Best Of Cold Foods Over four hundred recipes for delectable appetizers, salads, main dishes, sandwiches and more. (641.53 SMI) SMITH, MICHAEL The Afternoon Tea Book Simple to elaborate recipes, settings and themes, lovely colour illustrations. (641.578 PIC) PICKFORD, LOUISE Picnics: Outdoor Dining For The Patio, Park and Beach Wonderful ideas for easy to prepare meals, many hints. (641.5784 BUT) Finger-Lickin', Rib Stickin' Great Tastin', Hot and Spicy Barbecue The best barbecue recipes ever concocted! Step- by-step instructions and serving suggestions. (641.822 MCN) MCNAIR, JAMES Cold Pasta Perfect for picnics and warm weather dinners. Mouth-watering recipes from appetizers to sweets. (641.83 NAT) • KLEINMAN, KATHRYN Salad Elegant salads, combining the traditional and the exotic, the familiar and unexpected. A rich selection of fruits, vegetables, meats, seafoods and flowers. SAHATJIAN, ELIZABETH Outdoor (642.3 SAH) Pleasures: Picnics, Parties And Portable Feasts Beautifully illustrated, introduction by Martha Stewart.