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Waterloo Chronicle (Waterloo, On1868), 12 Feb 2003, p. 11

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"On the other hand, when you see that the chilâ€" dren‘s department hasn‘t been renovated in many years, and the old history room is kept on an old enclosed balcony, which isn‘t the greatest for the materials, you can‘t help but * ’ * & # Matyas settles in as Waterloo‘s new chief librarian Continued from page 10 recognize there is a need for â€" everyone from cradle to "My door is always able with the thought of losâ€" _ growth." grave," she said. open," she said. ing it. But past the dark cloud "All of the fundamental Half Moon Cay is a tropiâ€" cal island in the Bahamas. In order to mainâ€" tain wildlife habitat, only 45 acres of its total 2,400 are developed. Less than 100 miles southeast of Nassau, the island‘s halfâ€"moon shaped beach, fine white sand, palm trees, coral reefs and turquoise water make it Consisting of just one stylishly slim component and six compact speakers, the DVXâ€" $60 is nevertheless a versatile, high performance home theatre system. It takes full advantage of Yamaha‘s innovative audio technology to give you excitingly realistic surround sound that makes watching movies at home more fun than ever before. The center unit has a high performance DVD player built in, so you‘re ready to enjoy movie images and sound in beautiful digital quality. It also offers the same progressive scan output found on highâ€"end players, which provides even sharper picture quality with digital TV‘s. This player will also play CDs, including CDâ€"R and CDâ€"RW* discs, as well as CDs with MP3®* tracks, making it a complete entertainment center. *Â¥ o Four hours on a tropical island PHYLLIS HINZ & LAMONT MACKAY YAMA Home Theatre System Complete with 5 speakers, Subwoofer, Receiver and Progressive Scan DVD "I‘ve worked in smaller library systems, and larger library systems. I‘ve seen library service work in many different environments. And it‘s something that affects But past the dark cloud of debate, Matyas is optiâ€" mistic the library‘s future will be bright. For four hours the island belonged to us, and to the other 1,200 passengers cruising with Holland Amerâ€" ica. As we lounged in chairs on the beach, with tall, cold, colorful drinks in our hands, a steelâ€"drum band played in the background. People swam, snorkeled, kayaked, sailed, shopped at the straw market, enjoyed a massage or added beaded braids to their hairstyles. The sun shone directly overhead. Birds and a light breeze flitâ€" ted in the nearby trees. Tiny, curlyâ€"tailed lizards dashed in and out of the shade. In mere minutes, the ship‘s chefs turned a sandâ€"swept, empty pavilion into a the island of dreams, of photographs, and advertiseâ€" ments for a winter getâ€"away. We were surprised that such a perfect spot still existed in today‘s complicated world. I SALE «© 699°° Matyas also said anyone with thoughts or concerns about the library or library service is welcome to stop in for a visit. "All of the fundamental things for strong service are here. And I‘m confident we will move in the right direcâ€" tion." As the last of our group returned to the cruise ship, Half Moon Cay became a quiet, almostâ€"deserted, tropical island once again. A handful of Holland America employees remained behind to tidy up and make ready for the next group of visiâ€" tors. This tropical fruit salad has the flavour and colour of Half Moon Cay. bustling buffet of salads, fruit, barbecue and desserts. 2 kiwis, peeled and cut in biteâ€"size pieces 2 cups mango, peeled and cut jn biteâ€"size pieces 1 cup fresh pineapple, peeled and cut in biteâ€"size pieces 1 cup fresh orange, peeled TROPICAL FRESH FRUIT (Makes 4 servings) Spoon the fruit salad into individual serving dishes and garnish each dish with a slice of star fruit. 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