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Remember, we have plenty of titles on travel to distant locations, on the "how--to" of sailing, scuba diving, hiking, gardening, or even the creative use of leisure time Come and load up with books before you go, and if you're staying home this year, drop in and see us any time. Have a good summer! REFERENCE DEPARTMENT IN THE GALLERY Artist o the Month to be announced * * * * FRIDAY MUSIC Our popular music and coffee afternoon will be discontinued through the summer. Please join us again in the Fall! Summer scenes of West Vancouver will be on These photos view throughout the Library. have been selected from the Library's Historical files. Gardeners' Alert! for gardening information don't forget to consult the material in the Reference Department. Encyclopedias such as the New York Botanical Illustrated Encyclo pedia of Horticulture, books, pamphlets, government publications and magazine articles are available for your perusal. -- REMEMBER! Heat i unkind to records! * * * * * SUMMER READING For those lazy afternoons on the beach or cool summer evenings in the hammock try a mystery for entertainment. Many new paperbacks to choose, from Mickey Spillane to Father Brown. ADULT SERVICES On June 5th a pioneer "friend" of the Library joined the second annual "Memory Cruise", sponsored by the West Vancouver Historical Society, which sailed along the North Shore from Ambleside to Poin Atkinson. The passengers on the M.V. Hollyburn, one of the old West Vancouver ferries of many happy memories, were entertained by the Senior West Vancouver Band and archivist Rupert Harrison, who shared with them his knowledge, anecdotes and stories of the early settlers and early history of West Vancouver. Next year, along with our "friend", why don't you join the "Memory Cruise" and in this delightful way learn of our past and view our present. The Library has a good collection of photographs and memorabilia of the early days of West Vancouver. Additions to this collection are gratefully received.