Newsletters · March 1981
March newsletter on donated collection and films
Announces March 21 sale enriched by Lucile Van Wormer family's donation, Saturday children's films and membership renewal.
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March, 1981 March, 1981
HERMOSA BEACH FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY
550 Pier Avenue
Hermosa Beach, CA 90254
$2 $2
MEMBERSHIP STILL THE BEST BUY IN TOWN MEMBERSHIP
Spring will blossom with a book sale. Ten A.M., Saturday, March 21 is the big day. Volunteers and books are welcome. Volunteers call Jack Belasco (374-3132), Pat Gazin (376-5765) or Betty Evans at 379-5932. Please drop book donations at the library.
Book prices everywhere have risen, as a visit to any used book shop will attest. Prices at our sale will put most hardbacks at 50 cents; paperbacks, 25 cents.
The coming sale is especially enriched by the donation of her book collection by the family of the late Lucile Van Wormer, a 35 year resident of Hermosa. The collection features fiction, non-fiction, National Geographic and Holiday magazines, all in prime condition.
Plan on attending the sale AND MARK YOUR CALENDAR NOW FOR
LIBATIONS FOR THE LIBRARY - SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 1981
A new Saturday morning children's film festival has started at our library. It is offered each Saturday at 10:30 A.M., according to Librarian Louise Mazerov, with staffer Janet Riles in charge. The film fare is suitable for youngsters of kindergarten through seventh grades. Tell your neighbors.
SHOP AND COMPARE
Local dues penalty for overdue books is 5¢ per day for adult material, 3¢ for juvenile. No raise is anticipated, according to L. Mazerov. A recent check (by researcher Pat Gazin) of the Ventura and Riverside county systems reveals a much sterner policy. In Redlands library materials overdue for more than 8 weeks results in cancellation of library privileges for all members of the offending family until items are returned and fines paid in full.
Our FoL president, Joan Greenwald, recently reviewed Waltari's THE EGYPTIAN for the literature group of The Woman's Club of HB. She heartily recommends the book as a rich background on Egyptian history and culture, and a great story as well. It is available at the library.
$2 $2
MEMBERSHIP MEMBERSHIP
1981 memberships are now being accepted. Your FoL Board is committed to continuing the 1980 policy of generous and frequent gifts to the library. Please renew your membership so that the treasury may be replenished, gifts resumed and newsletters mailed. Mail or deliver to the library.
NAME ADDRESS
AMOUNT ENCLOSED
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March, 1981 March, 1981 HERMOSA BEACH FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY 550 Pier Avenue Hermosa Beach, CA 90254 $2 $2 MEMBERSHIP STILL THE BEST BUY IN TOWN MEMBERSHIP Spring will blossom with a book sale. Ten A.M., Saturday, March 21 is the big day. Jack Belasco (374-3132), Pat Gazin (376-5765) or Betty Evans at bactease drop book or Volunteers and books are welcome.Volunteers call 379-5932. Please drop book donations at the library. Book prices everywhere have risen, as a visit to any used book shop will attest.Prices at our sale will put most hardbacks at 50 cents; paperbacks, 25 cents. The coming sale is especially enriched by the donation of her book collection by the family of the late Lucile Van Wormer, a 35 year resident of Hermosa.The collection features fiction, non-fiction, National Geographic and Holiday magazines, all in prime condition. Plan on attending the sale AND MARK YOUR CALENDAR NOW FOR LIBATIONS FOR THE LIBRARY - SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 1981 A new Saturday morning children's film festival has started at our library. It is offered each Saturday at 10:30 A.M., according to Librarian Louise Mazerov, with staffer Janet Riles in charge. The film fare is suitable for youngsters of kindergarten through seventh grades. Tell your neighbors. SHOP AND COMPARE Local dues penalty for overdue books is 54 per day for adult mat- erial, 3¢ for juvenile. No raise is anticipated, according to L. Mazerov.A recent check (by researcher Pat Gazin) of the Ventura and Riverside county systems reveals a much sterner policy. In Red- lands library materials overdue for more than 8 weeks results in cancellation of library privileges for all members of the offending family until items are returned and fines paid in full. Our FoL president, Joan Greenwald, recently reviewed Waltari's THE EGYPTIAN for the literature group of The Woman's Club of HB. She heartily recommends the book as a rich background on Egyptian his- tory and culture, and a great story as well. It is available at the library. - - 52--- MEMBERSHIP $2 - MEMBERSHIP 1981 memberships are now being accepted. Your FoL Board is com- mitted to continuing the 1980 policy of generous and frequent gifts to the library. Please renew your membership so that the treasury may be replenished, gifts resumed and newsletters mailed. Mail or deliver to the library. NAME ADDRESS AMOUNT ENCLOSED