Newspaper clippings · October 28, 1976
Librarian announces local hot spot — Pat Gazin feature
Easy Reader article promotes library resources; photograph shows readers on games rug.
Names in this record: Patricia A. Gazin is Pat Gazin.
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Beach People's Easy Reader, October 28, 1976
Librarian announces local hot spot
by Patricia A. Gazin
Where else can you find so much under one roof? The library is THE most entertaining spot in town.
In one building the seeker may find fun and frolic, games, fact, information, world-wide contacts, an avenue to finding new skills or sharpening present ones, and ways to improve your personality.
The library also offers a secret haven from the phone ...and a quiet corner for indulging in the pleasure of reading.
This center of interest and entertainment even offers a respectable situs of a rendezvous (so public that its apparent innocence may cloak the most evil goal!).
The library is the place to seek and find ammunition for your arguments, bulwark for your prejudices, stickum for your convictions.
International magazines, correspondence, foreign newspapers, travel magazines, travel periodicals, foreign language books...all provide the user with instant global awareness. On every subject from refrigerators to Greek friezes to elevators (Otis is international).
You may read the New York Times, Wall St. Journal, Reader's Guide, city codes and zodiac charts; special books and magazines to update you on every subject from antiques to safaris.
The Hermosa Beach library, growing since 1913, is part of a system which owns over four million volumes (Los Angeles County Library) on every subject under the sun. Each and every one is available to the Hermosa reader. Check them out at 550 Pier Avenue.
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