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Mounted clippings — officer elections, Olney retirement and benefit dinner

Composite includes January 1964 nomination, March 5, 1967 installation, January 23, 1972 election notice, and other event clippings.

Names in this record: Mrs. Paul A. Dennis is Barbara Dennis; Mrs. Herbert C. Corben is Beverly Corben; Mrs. Clyde W. Malone is Charlotte Malone; Mrs. Frederic W. Flake is Kolma Flake; Mrs. Myron Gazin and Patricia Gazin is Pat Gazin; Mrs. Edward Treadgold and Mrs. Edward L. Treadgold is Ruth Treadgold.

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Hermosan Nominated For Post Mrs. Clyde W. Malone Jr., 260 31st St., Hermosa Beach, has been nominated for president of the Hermosa Beach Friends of the Library. Mrs. Malone has been a member of the group for several years, and is a former president of the North School Parent Teacher Association, Hermosa Beach. Election will be at a meeting tomorrow. Announcement came from Mrs. James Edgerton, a former president of Friends of the Library, who served as chairman of the nominating committee. Mrs. Edward L. Treadgold, 2127 Power St., is nominee for recording secretary; Mrs. Paul A. Dennis, 2810 Tennyson Place, for corresponding secretary; and Mrs. John T. Hales, 624 Eighth Place, for treasurer. Friends of the Library who served as nominating committee include Mrs. A. M. Lindner, Mrs. Benjamin Cogswell, Mrs. Kermit O. Gould and Mmes. Dennis and Treadgold. 6 SUN., MAR. 5, 1967-BAY- Los Angeles Times Library Friends Install Officers HERMOSA BEACH — Officers have been installed for the Hermosa Beach Friends of the Library. They include Mrs. Myron Gazin, president; Mrs. Edward Treadgold, treasurer; Mrs. Frederic W. Flake, and Mrs. Carol T. Funk, secretaries. Installing officer was Mrs. Herbert C. Corben, past president. A drive for new and renewal of old members during the early months of the year will be a primary goal, according to Mrs. Gazin. Tortillas For Books Event Set Tortillas for books will be the object of the Hermosa Beach Friends of the Library Saturday night when they sponsor a benefit dinner at the home of Mrs. Bert Corbin, 247 34th St. A full course Mexican buffet dinner will be served from 7 to 10 p.m. with proceeds going toward purchase of California books for the Hermosa Beach Library, said Lorraine Hales, president of the library benefactors. Books from the library's California collection will be displayed at the dinner, according to Mrs. Corbin, who is California books chairman. Tickets may be obtained at $2.50 each from the library or from Mmes. Corbin, 372-3905; Dorothy Olney, 372-2674; and Hales, 372-1510. Dinner Set Tonight for Librarian A retiring Hermosa Beach librarian will be honored during a testimonial dinner tonight at the Hermosa Beach Kiwanis Club building. Dorothy Olney, Hermosa Beach's librarian since 1951, will be honored for her service by Hermosa's Friends of the Library organization and Chamber of Commerce. The dinner will begin at 7:30 at the Kiwanis building, Valley Drive near Gould Avenue. Since Mrs. Olney took command, she has seen the library moved from the city's old pier to the old post office to its present modern site at 550 Pier Ave. "Mrs. Olney's dedication has built our library into something we're all proud of," according to Patricia Gazin, founder of the library friends group. Arrangements for the dinner are being handled by Mrs. James Edgerton and Robert Viault. Breeze California Sun., Jan. 23, 1972 C7 Library to Elect Officers Hermosa Beach Friends of the Library will hold their annual officer election at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the library, 550 Pier Ave. The meeting is open to all members and the public.

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Hermosan
Nominated
For Post
? SUN., MAR. 5, 1967-BAY- Los Angeles Cines *
Library Friends W. Flake, and Mrs. Carol T. Funk, secretaries. In-
Install Officers stalling officer was Mrs.
Herbert C. Corben, past
HERMOSA BEACH
Officers have beeni in president.
stalled for the Hermosa A drive for new and
Beach Friends of the Li- renewal of old members
brary. They include Mrs. during the early months of
Myron Gazin,president; the year will be a primary
Mrs. Edward Treadgold, goal, according to Mrs.
treasurer; Mrs. Frederic Gazin
Mrs. Clyde W. Malone Jr., 260
31st St., Hermosa Beach, has
been nominated for president of
the Hermosa Beach Friends of
the Library,
Mrs. Malone has been a mem-
ber of the group for several
years, and is a former president
of the North School Parent
Teacher Association, Hermosa
Beach.
Election will be at a meeting
tomorrow.
Annouricement came from
Mrs. James Edgerton, a former
president of Friends of the Li-
brary, who served as chairman
of the nominating committee.
Mrs. Edward. Treadgold,
2127 Power St., is nominee for
recording secretary; Mrs. Paul
A. Dennis, 2810 Tennyson Place,
for corresponding secretary; and
Mrs. John T. Hales, 624 Eighth
Place, for treasurer
Friends of the Library who
served as nominating committee
include. Mrs. A. M. Lindner,
Mrs. Benjamin Cogswell,
Mrs.
Kermit O. Gould and
Mmes.
Dennis and Treadgold.
Dinner Set
Tortillas Tor
For Books
Tonight for
Librarian
Event Set
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a testimonial dinner tonightat
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theHermosa BeachKiwanis
object of the Hermosa Beach
Club building.
Friends of the Library Satur-
day night when they sponsor a
benefit dinner at the home of
Dorothy Brach's Olney, Hermosa
librarian since 1951, will be honored for her service
Mrs. Bert Corbin, 247 34th St.
by Hermosa's Friends of the
A full course Mexican buffet
Lihrary organization and Cham-
dinner will be served from 7 to
of Commerce.
10 pm. with proceeds going to-
ward purchaseof - California
booksfor the Hermosa Beach
The dinner will begin at 7:30 at the Kiwanis building, Valley Drive near Gould Avenue.
Library, said Lorraine Hales,
president of the library bene
Since Mrs. Onley took com-
factors.
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mand, she has seen the library mored from the city's old pier
California collection will be dis-
to the old post office to its pres-
played at the dinner, according
ent, modern site at 550 PleT
to Mrs. Corbin,who is Cali-
fornia books chairman.
Mrs. Olney's dedication has
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$2.50 each from the library ork
from Mmes. Corbin, 372-3905;
built our library into something we'reall pround of," according to Patricia Gazin, founder of
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Arrantements for the dinner
Hales, 372-1510.
are being handled Mrs
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C7
Breeze CalitorniaSun., Jan. 23, 1972 Library to
Elect Officers
Hermosa Beach Friends of
the Library will hold their an-
nual officer election at 10 a.m.
Wednesday at the library, 550
Pier Ave.
The meeting is open to all
members and the public.