Letters and email · May 24, 1966
Gazin asks Mayor Jack Belasco to welcome Mrs. Brown
Requests the City's official welcome at the June 3 reception.
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. Jack Belasco, Mayor
City of Hermosa Beach
California
Dear Jack:
The honor of your presence is most earnestly solicited for an auspicious occasion for our city.
For the first time in history, the First Lady of California will be the guest of the city of Hermosa Beach.
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 sycamore to the city at the Theodore Payne memorial garden. She will also present a volume on California history to the Hermosa Beach Friends of the Library and present acheck for its scholarship fund to the South Bay Arts Association.
May I count on you for an official welcome to Mrs. Brown on behalf of the city? I will send you an outline of the program soon.
It is hoped that after the ceremonies, Mrs. Brown will find time for a public reception and meet as many of the the Hermosa citizens who will wish to be presented to her.. as is possible in the short time allotted.
Muchas gracias for your cooperation on this unusual opportunity for our city,
Yours truly,
The Hon. Patricia A. Gazin
Hermosa chairman
Mrs. Brown Day in the Greater South Bay
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615 24th Place Hermosa Beach, Callf. May 24, 1966 The Hon. Jack Belasco, Mayor City of Hermosa Beach California Dear Jack: The honor of your presence 1s most earnestly solicited for an auspicious occasion for our city. For the first time in history, the First Lady of Californla w111 be the guest of the eity of Hermosa Beach. The occasion: Priday, June 3, at 11:30 a.m. in Hernosa Valley Park. Mrs. Edmund G. Brown, wife of our govern- oI, has graciously consented to dedicate a Clifornia sycamore to the cityl at the Theodore Payne memorial garden. She vill also present a volume on California history to the Hermosa Beach Friends of the Ilbrary and present acheck fer its scholarship fund to the South Bay Arts Association. May I count on you for an official welcome to Mrs. Brown on behalf of the city? I will send you an outline of the program soon. It is hoped that after the ceremonies, Mrs. Brown will Ilnd time for a public reception and meet as many of the the Hermose citizens who will wish to be presented to her.. as 1s possibkein the short time allotted. Muches craelas for your cooperation on this unusual oppor- tunity for our olty, Yours truly. The Hon. Patricia A. Gazin Hermose chairman 1r8. Brown Day in the Greater South Bay