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919.31 MILLAP, Sean MIL Getting around New Zealand's North Island A journey to be made with leisure aimed at those particularly interested in using bus, train and local services. New Zealand is an amazing country; enjoy the North Island using this book as your guide. THE NEW REVIEWERS - flP1L Se MEMORIAL WINJOW Children in the New Reviewers Club read best and newest children's books and wr reviews for their own newsletter. n:w: Grades 4 and up will meet on Wednesday, April 1, at 3:30 p.m. Grades 1-3 will meet on Saturday, April 4, at 1:30 p.m. "Spring with lisps of leaves and ripple of rain." OF INTEREST TO PARENTS - REFERENCE DEPARTMENT April is tax month and many people will be leaving the final touches to the end. The Reference Department holds a large range of tax guides. Some of the titles to keep in mind while completing your return are: the CCM Income Tax Guide; M.B. Zimmer's Canadian Tax and Investment Guide which includes interpretation bulletins; Costello's Year--round Tax Tips; Dun and Bradstreet's Guide to Your Investments; and Brown's Sales Reps' Tax Guide. What are the benefits of reading to babies and toddlers? How do children learn to How are active readers made? What read? are some of the best works of children's If these are questions you'd literature? like answers to, take a look at the following works: j028.5 BUT j028.5 CHA jOlO Butler, Dorothy Babies Need Books Chambers, Aiden Introducing Books to Children Larrick, Nancy A Parent's Guide to Children's Re ad ipq Saltman, Judith The Riverside Anthology of Children `s Literature Within the next little while, possibly before this newsletter is printed, the `iemorial Library's much-loved stained glass window will be removed from its lofty perch in the tower facing the Cenotaph across Marine Drive. We hasten to assure everybody that its absence will be brief and that it should be back in its accustomed place about four weeks later. In common with other stained glass windows, ours is suffering from the ravages of wind and weather, and from the challenge of having to support its own great weight over an exten ded period. It is to be dismantled, cleaned and completely releaded. On its return it will be shielded from the elements by an acrylic screen rather than the present wire mesh barrier (allowing more light to reach it) and we are looking into the possibility of floodlighting to enhance its visibility at night. - APRIL IN THE CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT WIZZERS, GLIDERS AND BANGERS LAR () - Learn to design and build spectacular paper airplanes! For 6 10 year olds. -- j808.8 RIV Saturday, April 11, at 1:00 p.m. Watch the Library News for information about an upcoming presentation on these timely topics. ntitled "Harmony" from a painting by Sir Frank Dicksee (1853 1928), the window was constructed early in this century and repre sents a quality of colouration and shading no longer found in stained glass work. It was presented to the Memorial Library on its opening in 1950 by Mrs. A. Gentles in memory of her brother Horace Gordon Stone, who died on active service in 1918. -- PRE-SCHOOL STORYTIMES - WEST VANCOUVER MEMORIAL lIBRARY LIBRARY HOURS MONDAY TO FRIDAY 10 a.m. SATURDAY 10 a.m. (OCT-APR) SUNDAY 1 p.m. qrp T-TC,tIuC Stories, rhymes, songs and finger puppets for all 3--5 year olds. Every Friday at 10:30 a.m. - - - 9 p.m. 5 p.m. 5 p.m. 1950 Marine Drive. West Vancouver, B.C. V7V 138 (604) 926-3291 Là 44* uiw mu