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MARCH BOOK SALE We managed to fill the Peter J. Peters Room with boxes of books stacked on top and underneath three long rows of double tables. We had a grocery buggy full of records, a book cart full of the foreign books, and our special red dot books were displayed along the counter top near the kitchen. The cashiers were in the hall between the washrooms and everyone left through the side "exit" door. Even with the smaller space, during the two days we took in $1858.65. Friday evening approximately 100 Friends came for the sale and we took in roughly $360.00. No new members joined that evening. On Saturday we made 281 sales. The majority of people arrived at 9-30 a.m. and were gone before noon The $2.00 brown bag special was from 3 to 4 p.m., for a total of 31 sales. A tremendous "Thank You" to our hard working Friends who unselfishly devoted their time and energy: Noreen Avery Bee Barker Marguerite Cassetta Irene Caudwell Marvin Childs Pat Connochie Karen Cowper Michael Dyck Maureen Eagle Roy Geldart Barry Griblin Noelene Harland Juliet Janes Natalie Logan Elsa O'Connor Betty O'Sullivan Tom Reid Joanna Scott Eileen Smith Betty Stephen Patricia Treadwell Sophia Weremchuk Our thanks to Ann Goodhart for helping Bee Barker at the cash on Friday evening and to our wonderful Library staff for their patience and understanding on Saturday. Thanks as well to Lillian, Gabriele, James, Dan and Wade for their always willing help. Finally congratulations and thanks to our organizers: Barbara Drummond Wanda Osborne Brendan Rowell Ted Hill LIBRARY FLOWERS On behalf of the Friends of the Library, we want to congratulate Marion Nodwell on being chosen by the North Shore News as a Silent Hero. "It's thanks to Marion Nodwell that the West Vancouver Memorial Library is beautifully decorated with fresh flowers. The longtime West Vancouver Garden Club member supplies the blossoms from her own garden and stops in regularly to water and replenish the arrangements." From the Friends and Library Staff we also thank you, Marion. CONGRATULATIONS to Barbara Drummond for also being chosen by the North Shore News as a Silent Hero. "Barb Drummond is a West Vancouver resident who, for six years has devoted four days a week to volunteering with E5L students at Holly burn elementary school. For the past few years, Barb has also volunteered with the Friends of the West Vancouver Memorial Library and currently serves as its vice-president." We are very proud of you, Barb.