Newspaper clippings · June 10, 1981
Sale appeal and Amazing Reading Machine program news
Town-notes column requests books for June 13 sale and describes children's summer reading, crafts and films.
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Transcribed from the scans and checked against them by Claude. Typed text comes first; handwritten notes follow it. [illegible] marks words that cannot be read and [?] an uncertain reading.
town notes
Friends of the Library seeks books
Book donations are being sought for the Friends of the Library Book sale Saturday, June 13th. Books may be donated at the Hermosa Beach Public Library during business hours. The sale is scheduled to begin at 10 a.m. in front of the library, located near the corner of Pier Avenue and Valley Drive. Information, 376-5765.
School district looks for school name
The Hermosa Beach City School District is planning to rename Middle School. Anyone interested may submit a name, with the reasoning behind the suggestion, to any school office or the district administration office at 425 Hollowell Ave. Deadline date for submission of ideas is Wednesday, June 17th. Information, 376-8961.
Arts Academy starts 2nd season
South Bay Repertory Company will open its second season of the Performing Arts Academy Monday, June 22nd. Three programs, one each for teens, adults and youths, will be offered at the Hermosa Beach Community Center. Fees for the acting programs, which end in public performances, range from $45 to $100. Information, 316-0199.
St. Cross presents China slides
"Christian Renewal in China," a narrated slide presentation, will be shown at 10 a.m. Thursday, June 25th, at St. Cross Church, 1818 Monterey Blvd. The presentation will be made by Ann Hindman. Slides will be shown during a meeting of the Women of St. Cross. Reservations are requested for the slide presentation and luncheon. Information, 376-8989.
Library plans summer reading program
"The Amazing Reading Machine" is the Hermosa Beach Public Library's summer reading program. Once a child reads one library book, he is given his own "operator's folder" to record books read during the summer, thus recording his or her trip on the "amazing reading machine." In addition, there will be a special program at 2 p.m. each Tuesday consisting of crafts and films. The library is located at 550 Pier Ave. Information, 379-8475.
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6-10-81 Rames town notes Friends of the Library seeks books Book donations are being sought for the Friends of the Library Book sale Saturday, June 13th. Books may be donated at the Hermosa Beach Public Library during business hours. The sale is scheduled to begin at 10 a.m. in front of the library, located near the corner of Pier Avenue and Valley Drive. Information, 376-5765. School district looks for school name The Hermosa Beach City School District is planning to rename Middle School. Anyone interested may submit a name, with the reasoning behind the suggestion, to any school office or the district administration office at 425 Hollowell Ave. Deadline date for submission of ideas is Wednesday, June 17th. Information, 376-8961. Arts Academy starts 2nd season South Bay Repertory Company will open its second season of the Performing Arts Academy Monday, June 22nd. Three pro- grams, one each for teens, adults and youths, will be offered at the Hermosa Beach Community Center. Fees for the acting pro- grams, which end in public performances, range from $45 to $100. Information, 316-0199. St. Cross presents China slides "Christian Renewal in China," a narrated slide presentation, will be shown at 10 a.m. Thursday, June 25th, at St. Cross Church, 1818 Monterey Blvd. The presentation will be made by Ann Hindman. Slides will be shown during a meeting of the Women of St. Cross. Reservations are requested for the slide presentation and luncheon. Information, 376-8989. Library plans summer reading program "The Amazing Reading Machine" is the Hermosa Beach Public Library's summer reading program. Once a child reads one library book, he is given his own "operator's folder" to record books read during the summer, thus recording his or her trip on the "amazing reading machine." In addition, there will be a special program at 2 p.m. each Tuesday consisting of crafts and films. The library is located at 550 Pier Ave. Information, 379-8475.