Newspaper clippings · November 1984Estimated date

Wibberley memorial portrait ceremony photograph

Press photograph reports portrait installation on first anniversary of author's death and names family members.

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cy? The 6 percent raise the city offered Dear ER: About a year ago I wrote an from Easy Reader and Los Angeles Times reporters, and from members of On the first anniversary of the death of novelist Leonard Wibberly, the Hermosa Beach friends of the library installed a picture portrait of the longtime resident next to the collection of his books. His most famous work was The Mouse That Roared, but his talents encompassed all areas of writing. Hazel Wibberly (far left) his wife, delivered an anecdotal talk to the group at the ceremony last Saturday. Pictured also are their children (left to right) Patricia, Arabella, Chris and Cormac. Photo by Dwight Ueda.

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On the first anniversary of the death of novelist Leonard Wibberly, the Hermosa Beach friends of the library installed a picture portrait of the
longtime resident next to the collection of his books. His most famous work was The Mouse That Roared, but his talents encompassed all areas
of writing. Hazel Wibberly (far left) his wife, delivered an anecdotal talk to the group at the ceremony last Saturday. Pictured also are their
children (left to right) Patricia, Arabella, Chris and Cormac. Photo by Dwight Ueda.