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it, until we suddenly discovered that our four public terminals were not enough. Two new ones have now been installed, with another scheduled for later in 1984. The number of new books added to the shelves was the second some 15,000 highest total ever, providing our patrons with the widest selection we have ever offered. -- - ADULT SERVICES DEPARTMENT IN THE GALLERY -- Because all this was done with only a 1% increase to West Van taxpayers over the previous year, we feel that 1983 was a successful one for us. We hope you agree. Landscapes and abstracts by Firuz Ghaboussi will be featured in the library this month. Mr. Ghaboussi, who now resides in West Vancouver, has practiced architecture in many countries and has been a con-- sultant for the United Nations. He has been paint ing for ten years and with his wife Mahwash, who paints in the naive primitive style, has presented shows in Nairobi, Africa, and Portland, Oregon. All paintings are for sale. Come into the library the week of February 13th and preview a sample of our collection. The video cassettes are available for a three day loan. For further information please phone or ask at the Adult Services Information Desk 926--3291, local 12. -- PE ES LAW SCHOOL The Peoples Law School will present a tour through the `83 tax form. Mr. Robert Kell will discuss how to fill out an income tax form, income from employment, rental or investment income, taxable capital gain, and more. DATE : Tuesday, February 21, 1984 TIME : 7:00 -- FEBRUARY IN THE CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT C, PRE--SCHOOL STORYTIME For three to five year--olds. Thursdays at 10:30 a.m. Drop in on: REFERENCE DEPARTMENT The Reference Department will be displaying historical photographs in February in recognition of Heritage Week which begins mid-- February. Recently the Reference Department has acquired atlases such as Atlas 9:00 p.m. PLACE: Elizabeth Musto Seminar Room Please pre--register at the Information Desk or call the Adult Services Department, 926--3291, local 12. TODDLERS' STORYTIME For two year--olds accompanied by an adult. Both current sessions will continue through February -- of the Roman World, Historical Atlas of the Regions of the World, Atlas of Archaeology, British County Maps, Atlas of the Islamic World. Don't forget to inquire at the desk to see if there is an atlas in the area of your research. VIDEO CASSETTES In case you missed our January newsletter, our small collection of video cassettes on subjects such as basic auto repair, cross country skiing, boating safety, flower arranging, and basic plumbing is now available for loan. Most of the cassettes are in ½" VHS format but a few are available in BETA form. -- Wednesdays at 10:30 a.m. Thursdays at 11:15 a.m. Please inquire about registration in the Children's Department at 926--3291 (local 15). -- PYJAMA STORYTIME Please register for this special storytime for young children. Come in pyjamas and bring a stuffed toy. Thursday evenings, 7:00 February 16 -- must provide their own players or rent them Us" jocal video outlets as the library does not fr supply playback equipment. - 7:30 p.m. until