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March sale publicity credits Hank Levy estate and book donations
Clipping and printed public notice report more than $2,700 from March 1, supported by 150 boxes from Hank Levy's estate. Describes Markham Middle School donations and library allocations.
Names in this record: Patricia A. Gazin is Pat Gazin.
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Balancing the books
The nonprofit Friends of the Hermosa Library netted $2,700 at their March 1 book sale, boosted by the donation of 150 boxes of books from the estate of the late psychologist Hank Levy.
Proceeds will go to the Patricia A. Gazin Fund to buy biographies and poetry for the local library's permanent collection, the Friends said. ER
Subject: Book Sale Followup
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Public Notice:
The Hermosa Beach Friends of the Library netted more than $2,700 at its Marc=
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estate of psychologist Dr. Hank Levy. Proceeds of the March sale will go to=20
the Patricia A. Gazin Fund to purchase biographies and poetry for the=20
library=E2=80=99s permanent collections. At its regular March meeting, the Fr=
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also allocated $1,200 from the Evelyn Harris Belasco Fund for the children=
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summer reading program and $300 for purchase of general interest books.
In addition to providing funds for books, magazines, computers, and other=20
equipment at the Hermosa Beach Library, for the past year the Friends have=20
donated books to Markham Middle School in Watts for classroom use and an=20
after-school reading program. More recently the Friends gave two sets of=20
World Book Encyclopedias, several Time-Life World Library and American=20
Wilderness sets, and numerous back issues of National Geographic magazines t=
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Roosevelt Elementary School and Davis Middle School in Compton.
The next book sale will be Saturday, June 7, with a preview for members on=20
June 4. Proceeds will benefit the library=E2=80=99s California Collection. F=
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information about joining the Friends of the Library or for making cash or=20
book donations, call 310-379-8475 during library hours, or visit=20
www.hbfol.org.
The Hermosa Beach Library is open Tuesday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., Wednesday=20
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Thursday from noon to 7 p.m., Friday from noon to 6 p.m., and Saturday from=20
10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The library is closed Sunday and Monday.
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Balancing the books The nonprofit Friends of the Hermosa Library netted $2,700 at their March 1 book sale, boosted by the donation of 150 boxes of books from the estate of the late psychologist Hank Levy. n Proceeds will go to the Patricia A. k.net Gazin Fund to buy biographies and poetry for the local library's perma- nent collection, the Friends said. ER -net M Subject: Book Sale Followup Page 1 of 1 Public Notice: The Hermosa Beach Friends of the Library netted more than $2,700 at its Marc= h=20 1 book sale, which benefited by a donation of 150 boxes of books from the=20 estate of psychologist Dr. Hank Levy. Proceeds of the March sale will go to=20 the Patricia A. Gazin Fund to purchase biographies and poetry for the=20 library=E2=80=99s permanent collections. At is regular March meeting, the Fr iends=20 also allocated $1,200 from the Evelyn Harris Belasco Fund for the children= =E2=80=99s=20 summer reading program and $300 for purchase of general interest books. In addition to providing funds for books, magazines, computers, and other=20 equipment at the Hermosa Beach Library, for the past year the Friends have=20 donated books to Markham Middle School in Watts for classroom use and an=20 after-school reading program. More recently the Friends gave two sets of-20 World Book Encyclopedias, several Time-Life World Library and American=20 Wilderness sets, and numerous back issues of National Geographic magazines t= 0=20 Roosevelt Elementary School and Davis Middle School in Compton. The next book sale will be Saturday, June 7, with a preview for members on=20 June 4. Proceeds will benefit the library=E2=80=99s California Collection. F= or=20 information about joining the Friends of the Library or for making cash or=20 book donations, call 310-379-8475 during library hours, or visit=20 www.hbfol.org. The Hermosa Beach Library is open Tuesday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., Wednesday=20= &=20 Thursday from noon to 7 p.m., Friday from noon to 6 p.m., and Saturday from=20 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The library is closed Sunday and Monday. file://C:\ WINDOWS\TEMP\ELP3083.TMP 3/11/03