Newspaper clippings · March 29, 1979

Westchester and Loyola library benefit sale report

Outside newspaper clipping on neighboring Friends groups' April 1 sale. Included for regional context.

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Westch Journal JOURNAL, MARCH 29, 1979 Variety of items will be sold to benefit libraries Although most items will be sold for no more than 50 cents, some "treasures" will also go up for sale when the Friends of the library for the Westchester and Loyola Village branch libraries conduct a used book and white elephant sale next Sunday, April 1, according to Elizabeth Brenner, Branch Librarian at the Loyola branch. Some of the treasures collected so far, Mrs. Brenner said, include old globes, old sets of encyclopedias, and a set of the Arabian Nights stories. Included among the many used books for sale will be several children's books, Mrs. Brenner added. Donations are still being accepted for the sale. Books, magazines, plants, and white elephants of any kind are welcome. (Donors will be given a ceceipt to verify their donations for income tax purposes.) The sale will be held at the Loyola branch, 7114 W. Manchester Ave., from 1 to 4 next Sunday afternoon. Donations may be taken either to the Loyola branch or to the Westchester branch, 8946 Sepulveda Eastway. For further information, call Mrs. Brenner at 670-5436 or Georgette Todd, Branch Librarian of the Westchester branch, at 645-6082.

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Westch gurnal
JOURNAL, MARCH 29, 1979
Variety of items
will be sold to
benefit libraries
Although most items will
be sold for no more than 50
cents, some "treasures" will
also go up for sale when the
Friends of the library for the
Westchester and Loyola Vil-
lage branch libraries con-
duct a used book and white
elephant sale next Sunday,
April 1, according to Eliza-
beth Brenner, Branch Li
brarian at the Loyola
branch.
Some of the treasures col-
lected so far, Mrs. Brenner
said, include old globes, old
sets of encyclopedias, and a
set of the ArabianNights
stories. Included among the
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Donations are still being
accepted for the sale:
Books, magazines, plants,
and white elephants of any
kind are welcome. (Donors
will be given a ceceipt to
verify their donations for
income tax purposes.)
The sale will be held at the
Loyola branch, 7114 W. Man-
chester Ave., from 1 to 4
next Sunday afternoon. Do-
nations may be taken either
tu the Loyola branch or tc
the Westchester branch
8946 Sepulveda Eastway.
For further information,
call Mrs. Brenner at 670-5436
or Georgette Todd, Branch
Librarian of the Westchester
branch, at 645-6082.