Newsletters · May 1975

Newsletter — membership, book sale and regional library news

Lists annual activities, officers and volunteer needs; discusses county collections, circulation, bicentennial reading and possible sister-city exchange.

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Book People's Easy Reader NEWSLETTER MAY 1975 HERMOSA BEACH FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY 550 PIER AVENUE, HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA 90254 Calendar May 5-16 | Membership Drive May 10-11 | Children's Writing and Illustrating Contest Winners - Kiwanis May 25 | Book Sale - Pier Ave. (downtown) June 7 | Libations for the Library September 10 | General Meeting - 10:30 at the Library November 12 | General Meeting - 7:30 p.m. at the Library January 28, 1976 | Annual General Meeting - 7:30 p.m. at the Library Volunteers Needed to: work at the Booksale, staff the membership table in the Library, fill in chairmen vacancies, come up with sparkling ideas for the bicentennial, edit the newsletter - call Naoma Valdes or chairman indicated, please! Book Donations for the book sale may be placed in a basket at the Library during May. If you have huge amounts, please call the chairman. Officers 1975 President - Naoma Valdes,372-9325 Vice President - Roberta Moore, 379-2370 Treasurer - Ruth Duncan, 376-6579 Recording Secretary - Carol Tanner, 376-1322 Corresponding Secretary - Isolde Whitney, 372-5535 Chairmen Membership - Bonnie Grace, 376-1782 Hospitality - Jacqueline Wofford, 379-5387 Flake Collection - Carl Fleming, 372-9261 California Collection - Betty Evans Shut-In - Roberta Moore, 379-2370 Book Sale - Mary Tyson, 376-6175 Scholarship - Dorothy Olney Pat Gazin, 376-5765 Bi-Centennial - Pat Gazin Gazin Collection Newsletter Publicity Sister City Exchange of Books Pat Gazin Reports (Report of the quarterly meeting of Region III of the Los Angeles County Library Advisory Commission) There are now more than three MILLION volumes in the Los Angeles County library system of which we are a part. On every subject under the stars. Each and every one of these books is available to you. All you have to do is ask. Hermosa Beach Library is almost unique in the system for its freedom from vandalism (there are now 94 libraries in the system). Other branches have suffered increasingly from vandalism and stealing. Hermosa Beach has not had an instance of vandalism in more than two years.

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Hermosa Beach Library circulation increases each month. More MEN are using libraries all over Region III, according to Miss Lee Addison, regional librarian. She attributes this to widespread unemployment, tight money and disappointment in TV programs. Parents and teachers, WATCH FOR, in July, a special bicentennial reading list from the Children's Services Department. To guide your youngsters' reading and appreciation of our nation's history. Membership I ENCLOSE ______ FOR ______ MEMBERSHIPS. ADULTS: $1.00, JUNIORS (High School and under): 25¢, ORGANIZATIONS: $5.00, SPONSOR: $10.00, PATRON: $100.00 Please list names, addresses, phone numbers and types of memberships and return to Bonnie Grace, 220 Hermosa Ave., Hermosa Beach, California 90254.

Handwritten notes

• (below the Chairmen list, after "Sister City Exchange of Books") Future - Given Danielson[?], 333 - 11th St, 43157
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Book People's Easy Reader
NEWSLETTER
MAY 1975
HERMOSA BEACH FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY
550 PIER AVENUE, HERMOSA BEACH, CALIFORNIA 90254
Calendar
Officers 1975
May 5-16 Membership Drive
President - Naoma Valdes,372-9325
May 10-11 Children's Writing and
Vice President - Roberta Moore, 379-2370 Treasurer - Ruth Duncan, 376-6579
Illustrating Contest
Winners - Kiwanis
May25 Book Sale - Pier Ave.
Recording Secretary - Carol Tanner, 376-1322
(downtown)
Corresponding Secretary - Isolde Whitney,
June 7 Libations for the Library
372-5535
September 10 General Meeting - 10:30
at the Library
November 12 General Meeting - 7:30 p.m.
at the Library
January 28,
1976
Annual General Meeting -
7:30 p.m. at the Library
Chairmen
Membership - Bonnie Grace, 376-1782
Hospitality - Jacqueline Wofford,
379-5387
Flake Collection - Carl Fleming,
372-9261
Volunteers Needed to:
California Collection - Betty Evans
Shut-In - Roberta Moore, 379-2370
work at the Booksale, staff the
Book Sale - Mary Tyson, 376-6175
membership table in the Library,
Scholarship - Dorothy Olney
fill in chairmen vacancies, come up
Pat Gazin, 376-5765
with sparkling ideas for the bicentennial, edit the newsletter - call Naoma Valdes
Bi-Centennial - Pat Gazin
Gazin Collection
or chairman indicated, please!
News letter
Publicity
Book Donations
Sister City Exchange of Books
for the book sale may be placed in
a basket at the Library during May.
If you have huge amounts, please call
the chairman.
Pat Gazin Reports
(Report of the quarterly meeting of Region III of the Los Angeles County Library
Advisory Commission)
There are nowmore than three MILLION volumes in the Los Angeles County
library system of which we are a part. On every subject under the stars. Each and
every one of these books is available to you. All you have to do is ask.
Hermosa Beach Library is almost unique in the system for its freedom from vandalism (there are now 94 libraries in the system). Other branches have suffered
increasingly from vandalism and stealing. Hermosa Beach has not had an instance
of vandalism in more than two vears.

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nermosa beach Library circulation increases each month. More MEN are using
libraries all over Region III, according to Miss Lee Addison, regional librarian.
She attributes this to widespread unemployment, tight money and disarnointment in
TV programs.
Parents and teachers, WATCH FOR, in July, a special bicentennial reading list
from the Children's Services Department. To guide your youngsters' reading and
appreciation of our nation's history.
Membership
I ENCLOSE FOR MEMBERSHIPS.
ADULTS: $1.00, JUNIORS (High School and under): 25c, ORGANIZATIONS: $5.00,
SPONSOR: $10.00, PATRON: $100.00
Please list names, addresses, phone numbers and types of memberships and return to Bonnie Grace,220 Hermosa Ave., Hermosa Beach, California 90254.