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"JUST FOR YOU" r'ç INTER-LIBRARY LOANS INTERESTING lie library has had an immediate response to the news paper article on inter--library loans. Requests have been received for information on Jonathan Couch, a Cornish Ecthymologist, information on Scottish clan history from Yale University, and other fascinating topics.. This library co--operates with others to share its resources. Although the library is well used b our curious, educa ted community, we never forget that everyone's reading It would be a mistake needs are ultimately individual. to consider only larger trends or patterns when no two people who enter the library have identical needs. But maybe some of you don't know how extensive the avail able resources are. Why not, in the year ahead, wander into a new corner of the library (we've got enough of the back issues of local newspapers them) and discover on microfilm, our excellent children's folklore collec tion, the growing travel pamphlet collection, the card catalogues of U.B.C. and Simon Fraser University on microfiche, or the excellent collection of local historical photographs. -- :L. LOCAL HISTORY COLLECTION GROWING During the past year the local history collection has developed at a tremendous rate. An historical collec tion consists of photographs, maps, newspapers, clip pings, letters, municipal reports, pamphlets, and university theses. As well, the Reference Department has sponsored programs by groups like the University Women's Club and lectures by such personalities as Rupert Harrison and Art Davies on the local scene. Or spend a visit just chatting with the information staff about your information needs for work, study, hobby, or leisure. Or pick up a booklist and use it as a guide to new discoveries on our shelves. Remember, And don't leave without what you came for! if we don't have it, we'll be happy to try and locate just for you. it Don Mills Chief Librarian. -- CHILDREN'S CORNER "HRIS']S ACTIVITIES WERE LOADS OF FUN! Combining creativity with energy, an enthusiastic group made Christmas cards, flying angels, snowflakes and sundry Christmas tree ornaments while consuming an impressive quantity of home--made gingerbread cookies in December. Who says the child population is decreasing? SIIORYTIME FOR `IODDLERS 10:30 to 11:00 Tuesdays For two--year--olds, accompanied by an adult. Please register by calling the Children's 926--3291. Dept. -- ADULT PROGRAMS STUDY SE!4INAR. Thurs. Jan. 17 and Thurs. How to study effect 9 p.m. Jan. 24, 7 ively and efficiently with Yves Farges. IXXAL AIJ?IST ON DISPLAY. This month florals by Nancy O'Toole are featured. MUSIC AND X)iE. Our increasingly popular afternoon program continues. Fridays 2--4:30 p.m. -- --