The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

ADULT SERVICES DEPARTMENT records to homebound patrons, maintain all Library plants, serve at functions such as the Remembrance Day Open House, and perhaps most important, conduct thE annual book sale in the Spring. If you would like to know more about this group, please contact Jean Austen at 926--1380. The Memorial Library has recently ac quired a number of classic titles to add to its small but growing selection Inquire at the of video cassettes. Adult or Children's Services Informa tion Desks for details. PEOPLES LAW SCHOOL - IN THE GALLERY - :ist and U.B.C. student Habib Zargarpour will be featured in the gallery during the month of November. Habib has been painting and sculpting since child hood and has been winning prizes and awards since age eleven. He is currently the intramural sports graphic artist at U.B.C., and is in second year He resides with his family in West engineering. Vancouver. Peoples Law School will present a seminar on an "Seniors Benefits: What Are They?" explanation of Old Age Security Pension, Guaranteed Income, Canada Pension, War Veterans Allowance, Unemployment Insurance. -- DATE: TIME: PLACE: SPEAKER: Wednesday, November 7, 1984 2:00 p.m. 3:30 p.m. Seminar Room Mr. Roy Wiley, Human Resources -- For more information, please call 926--3291, local 12. BOOK COLLECTING REFERENCE DEPT. - The first of a series of pamphlets listing business aids is now available in the Reference Department. Each entry in the list consists of an annotated description of the general content of each title. Please feel free to ask for copies of Business Aids when visiting the library. There will be a Remembrance Day photo display in the library during the month of November. Library Services consultant Guy H. Robertson will give a lectureseries in the library on collecting books, manuscripts, maps, and autographs. Mr. Robertson is a qualified appraiser and will include a question period in each lecture. Series dates are: Lecture I: 9 p Monday, November 19, 7:30 "Who collects books, manuscripts, etc., developing interest, how to and why -- "Novemb't' 4Iaq L<s chLU arid d&eLVL - " Scott . . N OVE MB ER ( 9 p.m. cture II: Monday, November 26, 7:30 "Restoring, conservation, and developing relationships with dealers." -- Lecture III: Monday, December 3, 7:30 9 p.m. "Browsing, special topics, book collecting and local library resources -- All lectures will be in the Elizabeth Musto For more information and Seminar Room. registration please call 926--3291, local 12. 9 "The 4m0i1, od-o.honed book mLn.ao1eo to .thL day . ... wo'iiu `George Eliot'