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PROCLAMATION
VILLAGE of NORTH PAM BEACH
[OFFICE OF THT 14AYOR
LIBRARY WEEK
WHEREAS, the Village of North Pam Beach is very proud of the Library
facilities it provides to the residents of the comarupity, and
and
MIEREAS, many citizens benefit from the use of these facilities,
MIEREAS, others should be encouraged to make use of the fine facilities
available, aria
T+IEREAS, publicizing the facilities and services available may lead
to others benefiting in the use of the library, and
and
WHEREAS, National Library Week will be celebrated April 5--14, 1973
WHEREAS, the theme of National Library Week is "Widen Your World -
Read', and
WHEREAS, an Open House at the North Palm Beach Library i,s scheduled
for S xnday, April 8, 1973;
NOW, MEREFOR.E, I, H. MALLORY PRIVETT, JR. , Mayor of the Village of
North inn Breach, Florida, do hereby proclaim the week of ,April 8 -14, 1973 as
LIBRARY WEEK in the Village of Forth Palm Beach, and encourage all residents
to mare greater use of the library facilities within the Village; in particular,
attending the Open House schediLded for April 8, 1973, and to widen their world
by reading.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Seal
of the Village of North Palm Beach to be affixed this 5th day of April, 1973.
LIBRARY WEEK
WHEREAS, the Village of North Palm Beach is very proud of the Iribrary
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facilities it provides to the residents of the community, and
and
WHEREAS,, many citizens benefit from the use of these facilities,
WHEREAS, others should be encouraged to make rise of the fine facilities
available, and
WBEREAS, publicizing the facilities and services available may lead
to others benefiting in -the use of the l-ibrary, and
MEREAS, National Library Week will be celebrated April 8-14, 1973
and
WHMEAS, the theme of National Library Week is 'Widen Your World -
Read", and
WHEREAS, an Open House at the North Palm Beach Library is scheduled
for Sunday, April 8, 1973;
NOW, THEREFORE, I,, H. MALLORY FRIVETT, JR.1 Mayor of the Village of
North Palm Beach,- Florida, do hereby proclaim the week of April 8-141, 1973 as
LIBRARY WEEK in the Village of North Palm Beach, and encourage all residents
to make greater use of the library facilities within the Village*: particular,
attending the Open House scheduled for April 8, 1973, and to widen their world
by reading.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Seal
of the Village of North Palm Beach to be affixed this 5th day of Apr ill 1973.
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VILLAGE HALL 4 W U.S. HIGHWAY 9 + NORTH PALM BEACH, 1= LoRiDA 33408 • 4417 - 848 -3175
Mayor:
JUDY W1. PIERMAN
Vice Mayor:
JERRY GARDNER
President Pro Torn:
V.A. MARK, M.D.
Council Members:
AL MORE
TOM VAL.ENTE
Village Martagec
DENNIS W. KELLY
Village Clerk:
DOLORES R_ WALKER, CIVIC
November 6, 1989
Re: Installation of sidewalk in front of the Library
Thelma Obert, among those who were instrumental in starting
the library as an American Association of University Women
Member, served on the Library Advisory for many years. It
might be safe to say that at this time in history she has the
record for the longest tenure on said board. One facility that
she thought was necessary for the safety of library patrons was
the installation of a sidewalk. For years the Library Advisory
had submitted this as a budgetary item only to be cut in the
final analysis. Again in 1989 it was submitted and ultimately
accepted. T'h4�- pictures show the long awaited sidewalk being
shade into a reality.
Starting with Thelma's Picture in the center and going clock-
wise.
1.
Thelma
Obert (Notice the hand prints in the corner of
the new sidewalk.)
.
Thelma
Obert and Nancy ,Moore, (librarian. (Nancy was there
in the library formation clays, too, and
later became librarian.. Her husband served
on council and as mayor.)
3.
Ranger
Concrete truck.
4.
Thelma
Obcrt. and Judy Pierman, Mayor.
5.
Workers
6.
Nancy Moore and Thelma Obvert
7.
Almost
finished
8.
Nancy Moorc, Wally Schott, Bill Reinarl
9.
'I'heli-ta
Obert' s handprints in the nc:w sidewalk. (Hopefully
the handprints and the initials of the mayor
and the library board will be a reminder of
the rare of the past.)
Judv M. Pierman, Mayor