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(\: ADULT SERVICES DEPARTNEN IN THE GALLERY BOOKS BOOKS BOOKS . . . The joy of finding a good new book and quickly making it an old friend is probably unequalled. To us the joy of finding new books which we know will be devoured by our voracious readers is also unequalled. Those rare new books that are sure to please tomorrow and long after really do warm a librarian's heart! And when through gifts and unexpected support we are able to find one more such book, then the thrill is even greater. The Friends of the Library have established a Book Donor Program to enable local citi zens to add a book to the shelves in their name or in honour of an occasion, thereby bringing greater joy to many through the generosity of a few. To give a book through this program, please enquire or pick up a leaflet in the library. * * * * * * Pen and ink drawings of historic English pubs, coach-- houses and rural scenes by artist Daniel Felsead will be on display through November. Mr. Felstead is a resi dent of Horseshoe Bay and has made the drawings his retirement hobby. BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND -- STUDY SEMINARS Dispel those exam blues! Let Yves Farges, U.B.C. honours student, teach you how to use time efficiently and to study economically. Two free sessions are planned this month.Thursday November 19th. 7:00 8:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m. 21st. 3:00 November Saturday, - Please register at the Information Desk, 926--3291. "STEEPLE--CHASE JOCKEY" IN THE LIBRARY International1y known master mystery writer Dick Francis will be in the library Saturday, November 7th., 10:30 11:00 a.m. Mr. Francis, who has also had a long career as a champion jockey and racing correspondent, will be vailab1e to chat and discuss his new book, "TWICE SHY". Hard cover and paperback copies of Mr. Francis' books will be sold for autographing. Coffee will be served. -- C REFERENCE DEPARTMENT AUTHOR SEARCHES FOR ROOTS Dr. James Morton, director of the Lung Function Labora tory at U.B.C., and an accomplished historian and author, will describe the search for his own history, in the 8:30 p.m. Dr. Morton's library, November 26th., 7:00 new book, "THE DUSTY ROAD FROM PERTH", will bring a touch of nostalgia to every reader. -- STUDY HELP The Reference Department has a selection of study aids for students preparing term papers. These in clude style manuals, essay guides, grammar and usage kits. The staff can also help students with research. In some subjects ( e.g. Interferon ) all information has been put together in kits. Just ask! REMEMBRANCE DAY, NOVEMBER 11 The Library will hold Open House immediately following the Memorial Service. Everyone is cordially invited to enjoy coffee, tea, juice, and cookies.