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WHEELEP, MAUREEN (915.04 WHE) Travel with Children The authors have travelled every continent with their children while researching "Lonely Planet" guidebooks. Enliven your experience and increase the fun of travelling with children. A few tips from this excellent guide book ... how to maintain your child's interest ... how to get there with little fuss, health guides, clothes and food. An invaluable aid to a successful journey! MOVES, ROBERT 917.1128 MOV Victoria, the Insider's Guide A special section of children's activities ... fishing, sightseeing, golfing, walking on the beach. "Victoria" offers much for the family traveller. Beautiful surroundings and easy going life style - maps for up island retreats. HOWELLS, JOHN (917.2 HOW) R.V. Travel in Mexico Focuses specifically on recreation vehicle travel in Mexico. According to the author Mexico is another world of traditions, religious philosophies and customs with a unique culture and people. He has lived, travelled and studied in Mexico for many years. Such questions as ... is Mexico travel safe? Driving in Mexico, how to bargain, tourists traps, children in Mexico, fabulous Baja and much morel DEHAAM, VICKI (917.8 DEH) State Parks of the West A guide to camping, fishing, hiking in over 300 parks in the Western United States. Locations and directions are given ... features, activities, facilities and attrac- tions. Tours and trails for bicyclists, swimming and boating. Interesting places to explore amid often spectacular beauty. and don't forget picnics SAHATJIAN, ELIZABETH (642.3 SAH) Outdoor Pleasures; Picnics, Parties and Portable Feasts SUNSET (641.578 SUN) Picnics and Tailgate Parties barbecues DUFF, GAIL (641.5184 DUF) The Barbecue Booki Everything You Need to Know about Barbecues FRASER, MARGARET (641.5784) The Canadian Living Barbecue and Summer Poods Cookbook CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT SBE ENCLOSED SHEET FOR DETAILS OP THIS MONTH'S PROGRAMS. NATCH FOR FALL STORYTIME DATES AND AGES IN THE SEPTEMBER LIBRARY NEWS OR ENQUIRE IN THE CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT. LIBRARY HOURS - 1990 Monday to Friday 10 a.m. - 9 p.m, Saturday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sunday (Oct.-June only) W cAtlgUSt w ^ibtarjT (^Mews LIBRARY PLANNING CONTINUES Plans for the expansion to the Memorial Library are beginning to take shape, thanks to the efforts of Rick Hulbert and his group of hard working architects. It is hoped that construction will begin early in 1991 on the addition, which will be a four storey structure positioned in the ravine immediately east of the present Library. As the third floor will be an extension of the main floor of the existing building, the overall height of the Library will be no greater than at present. The building schedule, which has yet to be finalized, would see a completion of the project late in 1992, at which time all the books currently in off-site storage will be returned to the regular shelves. There will also be much more space for children's pro- grams and public meetings, a separate area for teens, more study tables and comfortable chairs for quiet reading, proper access to all parts of the building for people with limited mobility, and a much less congested checkout area. In the meantime, the fund raising campaign is still ongoing and could certainly use your help if you haven't contributed yet. WEST VANCOUVER MEMORIAL LIBRARY 1950 Marine Drive West Vancouver B.C. VTV 1J8 (604) 926-3291 On-line catalogue 926-2594