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CHADWICK, JAMES M. Chadwick on Individualized Landscaping (712.092 CHA) James Chadwick is one of California's foremost landscape architects. Using a profile of the client incorporating economic, psychological and spiritual values and personal interaction Mr. Chadwick designs spaces for total living and emotional responses. "The more superior one is in the knowledge of craft, the higher the level of artistic expressions which will develop within these mediums". Beautiful illustrations, a few working drawings. Remember our video collection. Many new titles in the "how to" section. Hail! flowering May that dost inspire Mirth and youth and warm desire Milton - May Song CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT Big Bear Storytimes A very special half hour of participation stories, folktales, puppets and filmstrips for 4-6 year olds. Drop in Fridays at 10:30 a.m. * * * * * Middle Bear Storytimes May sessions are fully booked. ***** Baby Bear Storytimes May/June sessions are fully booked. Baby Bear Storytimes will break for July and August. ***** JOLLY JESTERS TALES at Vancouver Children's Festival Drop by the Storytellers' tent for performances by Children's librarians, Antoinette, Lauren and Julia. Monday, May 13 at 12:15 p.m. 1:15 p.m. 2:15 p.m. ***** AUTHOR/ILLUSTRATOR VISIT - WERNER ZIMMERMANN, illustrator of Farmer Joe goes to the City, Farmer Joe's Hot Day and other books, visits the library to talk about his books on Thursday, May 2, 1991 at 1:30 p.m. Call 926-3291, local 251 to register. BOOKLISTS - Looking for a book that's funny? scary? about dragons? a read-aloud? .....pick up a Booklist on these and other topics in Children's Department. LIBRARY HOURS - 1991 Monday to Friday 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sunday (Oct.-June) 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. Victoria Day: Closed May 20 MA'H Library News To branch or not to branch Occasionally we're asked why we're planning to expand the existing Library building when it might appear to make more sense for us to open a branch library in the rapidly developing western portion of our community. The great success of the Eagle Harbour Community Centre is cited as proof of the wisdom of branching out. However the situations are not really similar. The Recreation Department can offer a very popular and effective community service to the western region at relatively low cost, once the additional facility has been prepared and equipped. A branch library is different, and in West Vancouver presents special challenges. The first is that our citizens are used to a well-stocked library of approximately 200.000 items; a branch offering 30,000 - 40.000 volumes (relatively large for a branch) would soon get "read out" and lose the interest of most people. Most of us visit the library relatively infrequently, for example once every 2-4 weeks (while we might feel dedicated enough to visit the Rec Center a couple of times a week). Given West Van's geography, most of our westerly residents travel east - to Park Royal or downtown, etc. frequently enough that a trip to the library can easily be fitted in. WEST VANCOUVER MEMORIAL LI3RARE 1950 Marine Drive West Vancouver B.C, V7V 1J8 (604) 926-3291 On-line cataiooue 926-2594