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J II N E ’94 LIBRARY NEWS ^une is a BIG month in the Memorial Library’s calendar. First we have Community Day, on Saturday the 4th, when the Bookmobile will take its traditional place in the parade and the Youth Services Department’s Jolly Jesters will perform their captivating puppet shows for youngsters at the Recreation Centre. And at the end of the month, specifically Saturday dte 25th andSuruU^ the 260%, the Friends of the Library will again host the event West Van bibliophiles wait for each year - the Memorial Library book sale. Thousands of items will be available - reference works, children’s picture books, mysteries, cook books, biographies - in hardcover and paperback - all at bargain prices. There’ll even be some LP records, that fast disappearing commodity - remember them? It’s at the Ice Arena once again, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. both days. See you there! WEST VANCOUVER IfElfDUAL UBKART 19SD Mints Diivs We* Vanoouver. BC, V7V 1J8 TebCSM) 926-3291 Fax:(604)926-6895 On-line catalogne: 926-2594 REFERENCE SERVICES Soon to arrive is the multi-volume Clements’ Enqrclopedia of World Governments and its monthly supplement, Clements’ International Report, published by Political Research, Inc. Unlike Facts on File or Keesing’s Record of World Events, Clements’ from the sources of the country under discussion. The text charts cmrent government structures of the world’s countries, describes their peoples, cultures, economies, histories and statistics relevant to their political profiles. Flags and maps are in colour, with maps exhibitmg administrative bounclaries within each country. The supplements update the changing politics of the worl^ providing a reference to the principal article in the main Encyclopedia set. One must go beyond the place name sources to discover that the city of Vancouver might have been named Coeverden, or Van Coeverden, to be historically authentic. George Vancouver was a descendant of the titled "Van Coeverden" family, one of the oldest in Holland, according to the Dictionary of Canadian Biography. So, you might well have been patrons of the West Coeverden Memorial Library, or do you prefer the more onerous West Van Coeverden Memorial Library? ADULT IN THE GALLERY ... "The Moods and Mysticism of Nature" ... watercolour paintings by North Shore artist Margaret Key will be on display in the Library May 30 to June 26. Margaret is a graduate of the Banff School of Fine Arts and has attended many classes and workshops here and in Colorado. Her paintings can be representational or dreamlike as she captures the many moods of nature. Reception, artist in attendance. May 30, 7:30 - 8:30 p.m. All paintings are for sale. JUNE ... in all her beauty and fine bright days ... the month of brides and graduates full of e?q)ectations of summer and holidays to come. Whatever your longing or passion in this lighthearted month, your Library has the book for you. ...the graduate (395 BRY) BRYAN, DAWN The Art And Etiquette Of Gift Giving Whatever the occasion, make gift giving imaginative and memorable ... the right gift at the appropriate time. (394 JAC) JACOBSON, STUART E. Only The Best: A Celebration Of Gift Givinp In America Ideas for unique gifts exquisitely photographed. .... the bride (392.5 SMI) SMITH, LAUREN Colors For Brides: How To Use Your Seasonal Colors To Plan Ynnr Wedding. Your Trousseau And Your First Home. (745.926 GUD) GUDGEON, MARY Wedding Bouquets Step-by-step instructions for many beautiful and colourful bouquets and decorations. (HC WEL) WELTY, EUDORA lovely read before the wedding. Delta Wedding A IS'