Newsletters · December 1967
Draft Christmas newsletter with handwritten changes
Working draft for December 19 Christmas open house, with handwritten changes. The issued copy is separate.
Names in this record: Patricia Gazin is Pat Gazin.
Text
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.
HERMOSA BEACH FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY
550 Pier Avenue, Hermosa Beach, Calif.
December, 1967
It!s that cheeriest time of year again!
FRIENDS will host a Christmas open house at the library on Tuesday, Dec. 19 from seven to 8:30.
Come see old friends and new smiles, exchange merry Christmases with fellow readers, share a sip of tea.
There'll be a muscial program planned by LaRue refreshments of Christmas nature will be offered. Committee includes Mmes. A.M. Lindner, John Hales, Dorothy Olney, Shu Miho, Edward Treadgold, Jack Dunn and Miss Carlotta Hoye. Cookies will be gratefully accepted!
Important business: board meeting at 11 a.m. Wednesday, Dec. 6 at the library. All members of course, aRE WELcome to attend.
Newest display is that of
There's been a heavy run on the Manchester book about the assassination; re-quests are coming in for
The art walk did not materialize because the interest of galleries in Monday walkers has waned. There is no central publicity source any more, and most of the galleries are now closed Monday p.ms Too bad. So much for LaCienega. Ah well, we have several good galleries right in the neighborhood!
Come to the library Dec. 19!
Merry Christmas to all!
Patricia Gazin
Handwritten notes
• (top right) Third [?]
• (top left, near punch hole) Read [?]
• (after "Important business" paragraph, over the typed line "Newest display is that of") Rock Collection of Carla Randall will soon be replaced by a Christmas special in the display case
• (after "re-quests are coming in for") Latest addition to the growing ranks of think pieces is The Truth About the assassination by Charles Roberts;
• (below that) Circulation is 1,188 higher than November of last year says Kathryn Ditmar!
• (bottom) Poster display by North School goes up this week. Judges are Mrs. Thomas Purpus, Mrs Carol Funk, and
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