Newsletters · 1971-02–1971-03Estimated date

Draft membership newsletter and 1971 budget

Annotated draft has February changed to March and includes budget and fund balances. The draft is separate from the issued copies.

Names in this record: Mrs. Gordon Evans is Betty Evans; Mrs. Clyde W. Malone is Charlotte Malone; Mrs. Laird Stabler is Eloise Stabler; Mrs. Glenn Hope is Gini Hope; Mrs. John Hales is Lorraine Hales; Mrs. Robert Tyson is Mary Tyson; Mrs. Myron L. Gazin is Pat Gazin.

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HERMOSA BEACH FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY 550[?] Pier Avenue, Hermosa Beach, Calif. 90254 February 1971 Dear FRIEND: A new year, time for new projects and goals, time to RENEW participation in Hermosa Beach Friends of the Library. Our 1971 membership drive got off to a big start when Mr. John John recruited $100 sponsor membership from Mr. and Mrs. David Lagan, newcomers to our city. A big welcome to the Lagans and a vote of thanks to the enterprising Mr. John! Your membership dollar is welcome NOW. Your past dollars have helped fund special books and study aids for readers of Hermosa Beach, which are not ordinarily provided through county services. Your Friends' gifts have included the Harvard Classics,art books, the big illuminated globe, an extensive bibliography on California, foreign magazines, World Book Enclopedia with annuals, the Chronicles of America and special high school study supplementary reading recommended by the Mira Costa librarian. This year, your dollar will help support our ever popular annual Children's Writing and Art Contest, a free film program, more California books and special aids to library services. Latest gift: a year's subscription to the Sunday New York Times. It is in the library NOW. See it anytime. We inaugurate the FREE FILMS program at 8 p.m. Thursday, March 11, in the City Council chambers. The Friends have obtained general interest ;films through the county service, and will sponsor a showing at 8 p.m. on the SECOND THURSDAY of each month. Theprograms are geared for a general audience (tell your friends, neighbors and kids) and range in subject from Kontiki to Elsa the lioness. Admission is on a first come first served basis. Film chairman are Mmes. Robert Astone and Thomas Tanner. Titles for the first program were not available at newsletter deadline. Watch your local newspaper or call the library. The annual Friends of the Library Children's Writing and Art contest starts April 11 with deadline May 7, according to Mrs. Christopher Shaw, chairman. Children in all Hermosa Schools, kindergarten through eighth grade, are eligible. To volunteer your talents (posters, contact work, telephones, etc. call Joan Shaw at 376-2871 Have you noticed the shortened library hours? (Over-all belt-tightening by the county.) New hours: Monday through Wednesday, one to nine p.m.; Thursday and Friday, one to six; Saturday, one to five. It is possible a more generous schdule will be developed in July. DO YOU KNOW SOMEONE WHO NEEDS LIBRARY SERVICE in the home? If you, or someone you know, needs such service, please contact Mrs. Laird Stabler, vice-president, at 37692535. If you wish to VOLUNTEER to aid in a portable library program, call Mrs. Stabler at number above or Mrs. Gazin at 3765765.

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ard meeting of February 17 authorized the proposed budget: Jan. 1, 1971, balance carried over from 1970 | BANK (ALL funds) $364.16 Gazin fund $126.37 Flake " 25.00 | petty cash 3.99 ANTICIPATED INCOME Memberships $500 Annual party 250 EXPENDITURES Newsletter $100 Calif. collection 80 Contest 50 CLAmembership 25 hospitality 25 FofL plaques 25 Registrations 20 Supplies 10 Postage, secretary 5 Annual supplement, World Book Encyclop. 5.95 $345.95 Feb. 17 treasurer's report: Balance, combined funds, $591.32 KNOW YOUR FRIENDS Pres. Mrs. Myron L. Gazin 17 Seventh St. FR 65765 V.p. Mrs. Laird Stabler 1812 Strand FR92535 Treas. Mrs. John Hales 624 Eighth Place FR 21510 Rec. Sec. Mrs. Clyde W. Malone Jr. 260 31st St. FR 23625 Corr. Sec. Mrs. Richard I.S. Parker 2110 Borden Ave. FR 26384 Committees: Membership Mrs. John Ryan 532 Pine Ave. 372 1902 Publicity Mrs. Robert Tyson 572 25th St. FR 66175 Children's Contest Mrs. Christopher Shaw 517 24th St. FR 62871 Program: Stabler(above) Astone, FR27652; Tanner, 61322 California Collection Mrs. Gordon Evans 1769 Valley Park Ave. FR 95932 Flake Collection Mrs. Glenn Hope 3108 Strand FR 44322 Gazin Collection Mrs. John Hales (above) Newsletter Gazin(above) Tyson, Hope (For items for the newsletter, contact Pat Gazin) JUNIOR MEMBERSHIPS in Friends of the Library is the world's best buy for a quarter! 25 cents enrolls any student under college age..Bring the whole family in to FRIENDship. To renew, simply clip and mail the form below to Hermosa Beach Friends of the Library, 550 Pier Avenue, Hermosa Beach 90254, or bring it personally when you drop by for a book. The librarians have graciously agreed to accept memberships. YES! ENROLL me as a FRIEND OF THE LIBRARY, 1971. I enclose $____ for ____ memberships ($1. for adult, 25 cents for junior.) NAME ADDRESS PHONE

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HERMOSA BEACH FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY
%%) Pier Avenue, Hermosa Beach, Cal11. 90254
march
Februery 1971
Dear FRIEND:
A new year, time for new projects and goals, time to RENEW part-
cipation in Hermosa Beach Friends of the library.
thanks to the enterprising Mr. John!
Your membership dollar is welcome NOW. Your past dollars have helped Lund special books and study aids for readers of Hermosa Beach, which
are not ordinarily provided through county services. gifts have included the Harvard Classics, art books, the big illuminated
globe, an extensive bibliography on California, foreign magazines, World Book Enclopedia with annuals, the Chronicles of America and speical high school stung supplementary reading recommended by the
Mira Costa librarian.
This year, your dollar will help support our ever popular annual
Children's Writing and Art Contest, a free film program, more
California books and special aids to library services.
Latest gift: & year's subscription to the Sunday New York Times.
It is in the library NOw. See it anytime.
We inaugurate the FREE FILMS program at 8 p.m. Thursday, March 11,
in the City Council chambers. The Friends have obtained general in-
terest ;films through the county service, and will sponsor a showing at 8 pem. on the SECOND THURSDEY of eachmonth. Theprograms are
geared for a general audience (tell your friends, neighbors and kids)
and range in subject from Kontiki to Elsa the lioness.
Admission is on a first come first served basis. Film chairmen are
Mmes. Robert Astone and Thomas Tanner. Titles for the first program were not available at newsletter deadline. watch your local news-
paper or call the library.
The annual Friends of the Library Children's Writing and Art contest
starts April 11 with deadline May 7, according to Mrs. Christopher
Children in all Hernosa Schools, kindergarten through are eligible. To volunteer your talents (posters, con-
saw, chairman. eighth grade,
tact work, telephones, etc. call Joan Shaw at 376-2871
Have you notic?d the shortened library hours? (Over-all belt-tighten- ing by the county.) New hours: Monday through Wednesday, one to nine p?m.; Thursday and friday, one to six; saturday, one to five.It is possible
a more generous schdule will be developedin July.
DO YOU KNOW SOMEONE WHO NEEDS LIBRARY SERVICE in the home? If you,
or someone you know, needs such service, please contact Mrs. Laird
Stabler, vice-president, at 37692535 It you wish to VOLUNIBER tO
aid in a portable library
program, call Mrs. Stabler at number above
or Mrs. Gazin at 3765765.
Feb. 1971 March 71

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Jan. 1, 1971, balance carried over from: 1970
Gazin fund $126.37
Flake 11 28100)
one proposed buager:
BANK
(ALL funds) $364.16
petty cash 3.99
ANTICIPATED INCOME
Memberships
Annual party $500
250
EXPENDITURES
Newsletter
Calif. collection
Contest
CLAmember ship
hospitality
Fofl plaques
Registrations
Supplies
Postage, secretary
Annual supplement,
World Book Encyclop.
$100
80
50
25
25
25
20
10
5.92
345.95
Feb. 17 treasurer's report: Balance, combined funds, $591.32 KNOW YOUR FRIENDS
v ?p. Mrs. Laird Stabler 1812 Strand Pres? FR92535
Mrs. Myron I. Gazin 17 Seventh st. FR 65765
Treas. Mrs. John Hales 624 Eighth Place FR 21510
Rec. Sec. Mrs. Clyde W. Malone Jr. 260 31st St. FR 23625
Cour Sec. Mrs. Richard I.S. Parker 2110 Borden Ave. FR 26384
Committees:
Membership Its. John Ryan 532 Pine Ave. 372 1902
Pundicity Mrs.Robert Tyson 572 25th St. FR 66175
Program: Children's Contest Mrs. Christopher Shaw 517 24th St. PR 62871
Stabler above) Astone, 2R27652; Tanner, 61322
California Collection Mrs. Gordon Evans 1769 Valley Park Ave. FR 95952 Flake Collection Mrs. Glenn Hope 3108 Strand FR 44322 Gazin Collection Mrs. John Hales (above)
Newsletter Gazin (above) Tyson, Hope
(For items for the newsletter, contact Pat Gazin)
JUNIOR MEMBERSHIPS in Friends of the library is the world's best buy
for a quarter! 25 cents enrolls any student under college age. Bring the whole family in to FRIENDship. mail
ten simply trap clip ama saus? the form below to
Hermosa Beach Friends oi the Library, 550 Pier Avenue, Hermosa Beach 99254, or bring it personally when you drop by lor a book? The 11brarians have graciously agreed to accept memberships.
YEST ENROLL me as a PRIEND OF THE LIBRARY, 1971. for I enclose
memberships ($1. for adult, 25 cents for junior.)
NAME
ADDRESS
PHONE