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TALES FOR TWOS Tuesdays Wednesdays October 1, 14, 21, 28 10:00 a.n. OR Fridays October 9, 16, 23, 30 10:00 a.n. Registration is limited. Sign up between Septenber 28 and October 2* ****** SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY WEEK OCTOBER 17-25 A celebration of inventors and the spirit of innovation ... want to learn more? ... It's easy, just look for these titles in the Youth Services Department. J608 WYA Wyatt, Valerie Inventions: An Amazing Investigation J609 CAR Carpenter, Thomas Inventors: Profiles in Canadian Genius J609 BEN Bender, Lionel Invention Invention Bag Calling all 8-12 year oldslll Join us for an hour of fun exploring fascinating inventions that changed the world. Get the opportunity to create something special. Space is limited. Register as soon as possible by calling 926-3291 local 231. Saturday, October 17 2-3 p.n. AUTHOR VISIT Marianne Brandis, Canadian author of the The Tinderbox, The Quarterpie Window and The Sign of the Scales, will discuss her work. Call 926-3291 to register. Monday, October 5 1:30 p.m. ****** DESIGN-A-BOOKMARK CONTEST A reminder that the contest deadline is fast approaching. Don't forget to drop by the Youth Services Department to pick up an entry form and submit your creations. ****** HALLOWEEN HORROR Spine-chilling tales, eerie sounds and a haunting setting will set the mood for this special after-school storytime for children 6-9 years old. Space is limited, so register nowll! Call 926-3291, local 231. Friday, October 30 3:30 - 4:30 p.n. 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. THANKSGIVING CLOSED - OCT. 12 Octd&i 1992 INTRODUCIHG OOR MEW BOOKMOBILE Twenty-two years ago Elizabeth Musto, the Memorial Library's first Chief Librarian, began a mobile library service in West Vancouver to provide residents in distant corners of the community with better access to the resources of their library. Given the breadth of West Van, combined with the lack of population density that would support a library branch, this seemed a particularly apt approach. It still seems so today. That first bookmobile, a hand-me-down from Burnaby, lasted until 1976 when it was replaced with a brand new GMC Valu-Van capable of carrying about 2,000 books. This is the vehicle that most of us are familiar with, having seen it parked at one of its eleven regular weekly stops or puttering along in the annual Community Day parade. Latterly we've watched in sadness as it fought and lost a battle against the ravages of rust. Now the time has come to retire this familiar West Van landmark and introduce our third generation bookmobile. Thanks to the support of Municipal Council and an extremely generous gift of $22,500 from the Friends of the Library, our new custom-built aluminum-sided (i.e. rustproof) bookmobile is about to enter service. WEST VANCOUVER MEMORIAL LIBRARY 1950 Marine Drive West Vancouver, B.C. V7V 1J8 (604) 926-3291 On-line catalogue 926-2594