Letters and email · May 17, 1966
Gazin invitation to Mrs. Brown — June 3 public reception
Invites the governor's wife to Valley Park and proposes presentations for the Friends, Garden Club and South Bay Arts Association.
Names in this record: Patricia A. Gazin is Pat Gazin.
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615 24th Place
Hermosa Beach, Calif.
May 17, 1966
Mrs. Edmund G. (Pat) Brown
c/o 644 So. Muirfield Rd.
Los Angeles 9005
Dear Mrs. Brown:
The people of Hermosa Beach will be delighted to welcome you here during "Mrs. Brown Day in the Greater South Bay" on Friday, June 3.
We are planning a public reception on the lawn of Valley Park about 11:30 a.m.
The mayor and members of the City Council will be on hand to greet you, and it is our hope that you will make presentations here for three organizations: the Hermosa Beach Friends of the Library, the Hermosa Beach Garden Club and the South Bay Arts Association.
Speeches of local officials will be kept to the absolute minimum so that the hundreds of persons who will want to may be personally presented to you.
As far as I can determine, this will be the very first occasion for a visit by the First Lady of California to the City of Hermosa Beach, so you may be assured of a VERY warm welcome.
I look forward with great pleasure to meeting with you again.
Most cordially,
The Hon. Patricia A. Gazin
cc: Mrs. John A. Shidler
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615 24th Place Hermosa Beach, Calli. May 17, 1966 Mrs. Edmund G. (Pat) Brown - 644 So. Muirfield Rd. Los Angeles 9005 Dear Mrs. Brown: The people of Hermosa Beach will be delighted to welcome you here during "Mrs. Brown Day in the Greater South Bay" on Friday, June 3. We are planning a public reception on the lawn of Valley Park about 11:30 a.m. The mayor and members of the City Council will be on hand to greet you, and it is our hope that you will make presentations here for three organizations: the Hermo sa Beach Friends of the Ibrary, the Hermosa Beach Garden Club and the South Bay Arts Association. Speeches of local officials will be kept to the absolute minimum so that the hundreds of persons who will want to may be personally presented to you. As far as I can determine, this will be the very first occasion for a visit by the First Lady of California to the City of Hermosa Beach, so you may be assured of a VERY warm welcome. I look forward with great pleasure to meeting with you again. Most cordially, The Hon. Patricia A. Gazin co: Mrs. John A. Shidler