HBFoL Digital ArchiveHermosa Beach Friends of the Library

Newspaper clippings · May 8, 1980

Anniversary open-house calendar notice

Announces May 17 open house and new librarian Louise Mazerov; assertion that Friends supported pier library predates 1959 founding and is unreliable.

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citals at the Redondo High School Auditorium at 8:30 p.m. For those who like to hear the music from youthful music lovers more than from all the polished mature elders. 831-0090. Saturday May 17 Almost old enough to drink For twenty years the Hermosa Beach Friends of the Library have contributed their able support to the library. They stood with it on the old pier, in a rented shop downtown, and through its transfer to a structure of its own on the city hall lands. Now, to commemorate their consistancy, they host an open house for library readers today from 3 p.m. for three bookish hours. Special souvenirs of the past two decades are on view. Refreshments will be served. Louise Mazerov, the new librarian now that Sherry has been promoted, will also be on display. Dames don't debt The Women's Center at California State University Dominguez Hills hosts a sem-

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t citals at the Redondo High School
Auditorium at 8:30 p.m. For those who
like to hear the music from youthful
music lovers more than from all the
polished mature elders. 231-0090,
Saturday May 17 880
Almost old enough to drink
For twenty years the Hermosa Beach
Friends of the Library have contributed
their able support to the library. They
stood with it on the old pier, in a rented
shop downtown, and through its transfer
to a structure of its own on the city hall
lands. Now, to commemorate their con-
sistancy, they host an open house for
library readers today from 3 p.m. for
three bookish hours. Special souvenirs of
the past two decades are on view.
Refreshments will be served. Louise
Mazerov, the new librarian now that
Sherry has been promoted, will also be
on display.
Dames don't debt
The Women's Center at California State
University Dominguez Hills hosts a sem-