This transcript of a presentation at the 1977 annual staff conference of the Regina Public Library discusses a children's services study conducted during the year and places it in the context of the total services of the library. Results of over 600 interviews with children concerning library use, television viewing habits, and differences between girls and boys in their library activities, are summarized, and the effects on children's services of changes in society, such as the information-seeking emphasis of school curricula and the influence of television, are considered. Modifications in both children's services and adult services are proposed in the conclusion. (JD)