20 - Wednesday, September 7, 1988 - Capilano Chronicle
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Adult book club
now expanding

A FOURTH season of reading and discussion is about to
begin at the North Vancouver District Library's Capilano

Librarian Sarah Ellis shows
some of the new arrivals
awaiting the book discus-
sion group at the Capilano
branch of North Van- §
couver District Library.

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The popular Book Discussion
Group is splitting into two this
fall, with the first meetings sched-
uled for Sept. 21 and 22. Each
group will meet_monthly.

“It’s a good idea to pre-
register,’’ says the branch’s Sarah
Ellis, who leads the discussions.

The group attracts readers of all
ages, from seniors to people in
their 20s. Ellis chooses the books,
but welcomes suggestions from
participants.

A Severed Head, by Iris Mur-
doch, is the first book being read
this fall, with Timothy Findley’s
Famous Last Words and Sandra
Birdsell’s Night Travellers also
on the list.

“We read a lot of Canadian
work, most of it quite recent, but
we're doing a bit of an experiment
with Wilkey Collins’s, The

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the 19th century,”’ says Ellis.
The cost of participation in the

BY MAUREEN CURTIS
Contributing Writer’. |.

discussion group, from September

to April, is $10. The books are
provided to the readers on loan.

According to Ellis, the
Children’s Summer Reading Club
was very busy this year, with some
458 kids involved.

“It kept them reading and us
busy,”” says Ellis.

Children’s programming for the
fall is about to begin, with pre-
registration for Tales-for-Twos on
Sept. 14. The session will run
Wednesdays, starting at 10:30
a.m., Sept. 14 to Oct, 26. Enrol-
ment is limited.

Starting Sept. 14 at 2 p.m. the
Wednesday Afternoon Storytime
will be open to children aged three
to five. Thursday Preschool
Storytime for three to five-year-
olds begins Sept. 15 at 10:30 a.m.

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