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LIBRARY HOME SERVICE .... Summertime is a good time to get organized for HOME SERVICE .... if you or someone you know is in need of book delivery we will be happy to help. Going on holiday? Let us arrange to deliver to your parents or a friend. Home service is not just for books .... library materials of all kinds are available .... regular print, large print, paperbacks, magazines V and tapes will be selected for you and delivered by a volunteer "Friend of the Library." Specific titles can be requested and we are happy to take reserves. For the visually, perceptually or physically disabled, TAPED BOOKS are available. To qualify for this service an eligibility form signed by your doctor, nurse or therapist is required. Forms may be obtained at the Adult Services Information Desk. This service provides access to more than 10,000 titles. Catalogues may be requested and reserved from Crane Library at UBC. The Library BOOKMOBILE, stopping at eleven locations each week, also provides homebound service. Books and taped books are taken to patients at Beacon Hill, Inglewood -anA.zK4w»nis Lodge'ip, West Van Care Centre and Hollyburn House by the Bookmobile. Don't be without books I Call us at 926-3291, local 3-11 .... we are here for youl . _ ^ "Shaking out honey, treading perfume, crowds of bees are giddy with clover." YOUTH SERVICES AUTHOR VISITS Jean Ingelow Sonia Craddock, the popular Vancouver author of The TV War and Me, Hal, the Third Class Hero and The Secret of the Cards, will talk about her life and writings. (Grades 4-6) Tuesday, June 8 1:30 p.m. COMMUNITY DAY Cheer us on in the parade. Join us after in the Rec Centre for storytime festivities which will be packed with action, songs and puppets. Saturday, June 5 Maple Room, West Vancouver Recreation Centre 12:30 p.«. or 1:30 p.B. ****** Announcing the 1993 Summer Reading Club!!I Register at the Information Desk in the Youth Services Department for another summer of fun. Starting Monday, June 14 you can pick up a membership package consisting of your very own Booklog, a Button, a Bookmark and a Calendar of Events. The Club will run from June 28 to August 6. Report your reading adventures to the librarians, watch for weekly special programs and get the chance to win fabulous prizes. So hop into the summer and "Read it I Read it!" As we expect to move into our new quarters in June, all Storytimes will be cancelled until further notice. 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. %em 199b THIS MONTH'S EVENTS For the Memorial Library the month of June means Community Day - showing off the new bookmobile in the parade and conducting children's puppet shows at the Recreation Centre afterwards - as well as the last month of Sunday afternoon operation until next October. This year it will also witness the gradual transfer of library services into the newly-constructed part of the building. Although completion of the expansion project is still weeks away, the shift of collections and services is expected to begin around June 21 with the transfer of the Youth Services collections to the top floor of the new space. The Reference and Adult Fiction collections will follow soon afterwards. As areas in the old building are emptied, they will be occupied by the construction company, which has a number of minor renovations to carry out. Although at this point our hope is to carry out the move without closing the Library to the public, it will be necessary to restrict access to certain areas on a temporary basis. We will provide as much advance warning as we can when this occurs. Access to areas of the new building will also be provided on a piecemeal basis. Your co-operation and patience continues to be greatly appreciated as we enter the final phase of our construction project. WEST VANCOOVER MEMORIAL LIBRARY 1950 Marine Drive West Vancouver B.C. V7V 1J8 (604) 926-3291 On-line catalogue 926-2594