Letters and email · May 24, 1966

Gazin invitation to Councilman Quentin Thelen

Invites Thelen to the June 3 reception and describes the planned library-book and scholarship presentations.

Names in this record: Mrs. Edmund G. Brown is Pat Brown; Patricia A. Gazin is Pat Gazin.

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615 24th Place Hermosa Beach, Calif. May 24, 1966 The Hon. Quentin Thelen, councilman City of Hermosa Beach, California Dear Boots: The honor of your presence is most cordially solicited for an auspicious occasion for our city. For the first time om the history of Hermosa Beach, the First Lady of California will be our guest. The occasion: Friday, June 3, at 11:30 a.m., in Hermosa Valley Park. Mrs. Edmund G. Brown, wife of our governor, has graciously consented to dedicate a California native sycamore to the city at the Theodore Payne memorial gardens. She will also present a volume on California history to the Hermosa Beach Friends of the Library, and a check for its scholarship fund to the South Bay Arts Association. Please plan to welcome Mrs. Brown by being on hand on June 3. A special seat will be reserved for each council member, each will be introduced, and the mayor has been asked to offer the official welcome. If you find you are unable to attend, please let me know so I may convey your regrets and best wishes to Mrs. Brown as personal envoy. Very cordially, The Hon. Patricia A. Gazin
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61524th Place
Hermosa Beach, Calli.
May 24, 1966
The Hon. Quentin Thelen, councilman
City of Hermosa Beach, California
Dear Boots:
The honor of your presence is most cordially solicited
for an auspielous occasion for our city.
For the first time om the history of Hermosa Beach, the
First Lady of California will be our guest.
The occasion: Friday, June 3, at 11:30 a?m?, in Hermosa
valley Park. Mrs. Edmund G. Brown, wife ofour governor, has graciously consented to dedicate a California native
sycamore to the city at the Theodore Payne memorial gardens ? She w1l1 also present a volume on California history to the
Hermosa Beach Friends of the library, and a check for 1ts scholarship fund to the South Bay Arts Association.
Please plan to welcome Mrs. Brown by being on hand on June 3. A special seat will be reserved for each council member, each w121 be Introduced, and the mayor has been asked to offer the official welcome.
If you find you are unable to attend, please let me know
so I may convey your regrets and best wishes to Mrs. Brown as personal envoy.
Very cordially.
The Hon. Patricia A. Gazin