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GREENSPAN, RICK ... The Camper's Companion (796.54 GRE) Learn how to get started and how to finish your trip .... new and useful information for car campers, backpackers, cyclists, canoeists, disabled campers and those travelling with children and dogs. Diver's Almanac (797.23 DIV) Guide to the West Coast from Baja to British Columbia - An updated edition for the occasional traveller or veteran diver. HUTCHISON, BRUCE ... To Canada with Love and some Misgivings (971.HUT) Chosen by journalist Vaughn Palmer, this selection of Bruce Hutchison's writings spans his career which began in 1918. Witty and patriotic, he is the author of many books of history and biography and numerous articles in magazines and periodicals. A good holiday book! .LIGHT FICTION IN LARGE SOME......NEW PRINT ...... ANDREW, VIRGINIA ... Web of Dreams Shadows fall over three generations of the wealthy Tatterton family of Boston. CLARK, MARY HIGGINS The Anastasia Syndrome and other Stories The author's first collection of short stories - opening with a tale of the reincarnation of a seventeenth century noble- woman . THOMPSON E.V......Lottie Trago Another saga in the popular Retallick and Trago family series. "All the live murmur of a summer's day". Arnold CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT SUMMER STORYTIMES Stories, songs, puppets, filmstrips and lots of fun for ages 3 and up. Drop in on Wednesdays at 10:30 a.m. Fridays at 10:30 a.m. ****** READING ADVENTURERS SUMMER READING CLUB Join the fun! Treat yourself to weeks of reading adventures and special events. Register for the Club and pick up your Reading Adventurers package in the Children's Department. The Reading Club runs from July 2 to August 13. ****** MEEKS THE CLOWN Kicks off the READING ADVENTURERS SUMMER READING CLUB with mime, juggling and acrobatic feats. Drop in Tuesday, July 2 at 2:00 p.m. ****** A half hour of tales and SUMMER TALES Lost Worlds legends of times past. For ages 7 and up. REGISTER in person or call 926-3291, local 251. Watery Wednesday A half hour of watery tales - sea monsters, pirates, mermaids and more. For ages 7 and up. REGISTER in person or call 926-3291, local 251. ****** SURPRISE THEATRE If you like surprises this is for you. Ages 7 and up. REGISTER in person or call 926-3291, local 251 LIBRARY HOURS 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. JULY Library News Library Expansion Update The planning work is progressing smoothly for construction of new library space, with a late fall sod-turning being aimed for. Public comments on the architect's design have been reviewed carefully since the June 22 open house at the Library and the June 24 public meeting of Council to consider the project, and the Library Board is now confident that a very functional and aesthetically-pleasing building will result. If the present schedule is adhered to, construction work will occupy the whole of 1992, with the expanded Library opening for business early in 1993. It is the Board's intention to provide an uninterrupted service to the public throughout the construction period but invariably there will be noise and dust and disruption enough to tax everybody's patience. Please plan to bear with us as we move toward the completion of a much larger building offering a better service to our patrons - room to house the 20,000 volumes now in storage as well as space to accommodate collection expansion for several years, elevators to make all areas of the building accessible to all patrons, a larger meeting room capable of seating 60-70 people comfortably, much more study space, more washrooms, space for a Young Adult collection and reading area and so on. The prospect is exciting as we approach the next phase of development for West Van's Memorial Library. WEST VANCOUVER MEMORIAL LI3RARE 1950 Marine Dri^e West Vancouver B.C, V7V 1J8 (604) 926-3291 On-Line catalogne 926â€"2594