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JUNE IN THE CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT AND EARLY iN JULY JUNE LIBRARY NEWS -- SUMMER READING CLUB - GUEST STORYTELLERS Is your child a beginning reader? An avid reader? A reluctant reader? "Pig Out on Books" offers reading tailored to the individual child with stickers, games, book prizes and a specifically assigned librarian to offer encouragement and guidance in the delicious world of books. Because of the personalized approach of this year's club, we must limit enrolment to the first 50 registrants. Call 926--3291, local 15, to set up a June appointment to plan your feast! Special guests Martin Clarke and Judi Nosek will weave a spell for four to eight year olds. Wednesday, July 3 at 11:00 a.m. Well, THOUGHTS OF SUMMER it's time to make our usual summertime announcements again. For some reason it seems to have taken us a long time to reach this point in 1985. LIBRARY HOURS 10:00 MON--THURS FRI--SAT 10:00 -- 9:00 -- 5:00 CLOSED SUNDAYS AFTER HOURS BOOKDROP PRE--SCHOOL STORYTIME -- Stories, fingerplays and songs for 3 to 5 year olds. Drop in on: Fridays at 10:30 a.m. First, we're now on "summer hours", which means we're no longer open on Sun day. But don't forget to think about the Library again on the first Sunday after Thanksgiving in October. Don't worry, we'll remind you. Hours of operation are shown on the back of this brochure. Second, a reminder about the Library's special vacation loan, an arrangement which allows you to extend the loan iod of books which are not in high j.and from the regular one month to 6 weeks. This is meant as a convenience for people who will be out of town and therefore unable to return their books at the regular time. Third, we've already encountered examples to show what the hot weather can do to a vinyl record in its jacket on the back seat of a car. Do try to keep them out of the heat; the Memorial Library is unable to accept wobbly records back, as a few patrons learn every summer. .IURDAY STORIES I -- Stories and filmstrips for 4 to 8 year olds. Drop in on: Saturdays at 11:00 a.m. until June 15. TODDLERS' STORYTIME - Fingerplays, rhymes, stories and songs for For those already registered two year olds. in this session: Wednesdays at 10:30 a.m. until June 19 or Thursdays at 10:15 a.m. until June 20 Please call 926--3291, local 15, to be put on a waiting list for our Fall session. "At the midnight in the magic of the sleeptime When joi set ,`our fancies free ..." - Browning WEST VANCOUVER MEMORIAL LIBRARY 1950 Marine Drive. West Vancouver, B.C. V7V 118 June 1985 (604) 926-3291