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REMEMBRANCE DAY ADULT SERVICES DEPARTMENT On Thursday, November 11, the Memorial Library will be honouring its origins as in previous years by offeri light refreshments following services at the Cenotaph. The Library will otherwise be closed for business on Remembrance Day. C- GALLERY IN THE LOFT Artworks in various styles by Fred and Mara Herscovitch will be on display in the library this month. Fred has been painting for many years and has had numerous showings in galleries across Canada. This will be Mara's first exhibition. REFERENCE DEPARTMENT A greater number of students and researchers are using the Reference Department this year which often requires a sharing of resources amongst those working on similar projects. Therefore we would appreciate that reference material be used on the second floor in the quiet and convenient surroundings of this department. Some new titles of interest to business minded patrons are the Financial Post Survey of Industrials, 1982; Survey of Mines and Energy Resources, 1982; Brand Names: Who Owns What; Canadian_Tax Treatment of Charitable Donations; Tax Memo: Provincial Finances, 1982; Financial Control For The Small L" Tax--Based Income Policies: A Cure For Infl PEOPLE'S LAW SCHOOL Will present two seminars in the Elizabeth Musto Seminar Room: November 6, 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. "Tax Planning For The SeZf-nployed" November 16 -- 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. "Understanding Cedit" Please register at the Adult Services Information Desk or call 926--3291, local 12. CHRISTMAS IDEAS Stories, poems, legends, customs, carols, cards, party ideas, decorations, recipes and Christmas the world over are all to be found in the library's selection of Christmas books. On display from November 1. NEXT MONTH . Christmas flower arranging, gift wrapping, Friends of The Library raffle Watch for December News Christmas Gift Book List on display soon!