FRIENDS OF THE news JULY 2013 Vol. 18, No. 3 Editor: S tanley L. Block, M.D. SPECIAL COLLECTIONS AT YOUR LIBRARY f one ascends the stairs of the Central Library to the second fl oor, turns right, walking past an area of study tables Iand chairs, you eventually fi nd yourself confronted by a pair of glass-paneled doors. The signage over the doors reads, “Special Collections”. Stepping over the threshold is a transforming experience. One enters a quiet room dominated by a huge library table surrounded by comfortable chairs. Wooden shelving lines all the walls. The contents of the shelves are visible through the metal mesh doors which cover the shelved cases. The shelves and the stacks in the adjoining room contain , pamphlets, newspapers and news clippings, memorabilia, maps and atlases, documents from the world of politics, entertainment, law enforcement, etc. Here is an archive of Glendale and its environs. Overseeing the collection is Mike Shea, Special Collections Director. The following is an interview conducted with Mr. Shea by the Newsletter editor: First, Mr. Shea, tell us something about yourself: and magazine clippings covering a wide array of subjects My offi cial title is Librarian Specialist/Local History. I and Glendale residents, which benefi ts genealogists and have worked in the Reference Department at the Glendale historians alike. All of these materials help our patrons tell Central Library for the past 5½ years. the ongoing story of Glendale. I received my MLIS from San Jose State University in 2006. Of course, in every enterprise, there are challenges. What Prior to coming to work in Glendale, I worked at the South are the challenges to the Special Collections? Pasadena Public Library as a part One of the biggest challenges to time reference librarian and as an building the collection is simply adjunct librarian at Pasadena City keeping it up-to-date. Much of College. our photo collection, for example, came to us through donations from Defi ne the Mission of the Special individuals, city departments, and Collections cultural institutions in the area. The mission of the Special Collections Through “history drives” with the Room is to provide research materials public and outreach to individuals and related to the history and culture of local organizations that might have the City of Glendale. Materials include images to share, we hope to keep our books, magazines and journals, Librarian Specialist Mike Shea photo collection just as relevant for photographs, archival collections, receives a donation of news photos future researchers. clippings, and various other items from the the Glendale News Press that chronicle the birth and growth Who are the “users” of the of the city, its residents and buildings, as well as its place Collection? in Los Angeles County and Southern California. We also Our collection is used for local history research with a strive to provide coverage of our neighbors in the Crescenta lot of interesting applications, from Katherine Yamada’s Valley, including Montrose, La Crescenta, and La Cañada/ Verdugo Views columns to people publishing books about Flintridge. Grand Central Air Terminal to people researching the development of a Glendale neighborhood to be considered What is your primary focus? as a historic district. Many fi rst-time visitors to the Special Our primary focus is materials related to Glendale history: Collections Room are interested in researching the history the city, the people, the businesses, and the buildings, and of their house or looking at pictures of early Glendale. We how they’ve changed and grown over time. also help a number of patrons who grew up in Glendale but have since moved away looking for information from high Tell us, wherein lies the strength of this collection? school yearbooks or city directories. Use can vary greatly To me, the strength of our collection lies in our unique from week to week, but there is normally a seat available and rare materials: photographs, city documents, local for anybody looking to view our photographs or begin a publications and other materials that probably won’t be new research project! found in other libraries. Also, the collection provides patrons with a wealth of local and regional research The Special Collections Room is open Tuesdays and material. Finally, we have a strong collection of newspaper Thursdays 10-12 and 1-3, and by appointment: call (818) 548-2037 or email [email protected].

www. friendsofglendalepubliclibrary.org FRIENDS OF THE GLENDALE FROM THE FRIENDS PRESIDENT PUBLIC LIBRARY Annual Meeting Report and A Look Ahead BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2012-2014 rying to beat the crowd expected at 7pm for Mistrial Tauthors Mark Geragos and Pat Harris, many President community members were on hand for the Friends Annual Elise Kalfayan Meeting at 6:30 on May 15. We started promptly, and finished before 7 as the room filled. Extra chairs were VP/Bookstore being set up when Geragos and Harris began talking about Peter Breckheimer their fascinating cases and their work with the criminal Elsie Kalfayan, President justice system. VP/Community Events If you missed Geragos and Harris, you’ll have to read their book for these famous Leon Mayer criminal attorneys’ insights. The library, with the support of the Friends, offers many fascinating programs like this throughout the year: great, free opportunities VPs/Fund Raising & Disbursements for learning, networking, and hearing experts talk about their work. Mary Rose Grim, Vic Pallos If you missed the Annual Meeting, here’s a brief report of our projects over the past VP/Membership year and plans going forward: Bree Moseley The Friends sponsored more than 25 author events over the past year, often joined by other civic organizations as co-sponsors. The Glendale Latino Association Treasurer was a co-sponsor of our book event Taco USA. Glendale Healthy Kids helped Marie Fish co-sponsor Dr. Lawrence Dorr’s book presentation. We’ve partnered with Abril books and Armenian organizations to sponsor Armenian cultural and historical Recording Secretary programs. We focused on local authors with our second self-publishing panel, and Pat Zeider with our programs celebrating the Montrose Centennial. The Library’s One Book One Glendale events for adults and children were both great successes. Thanks to Parliamentarian our VP for Community Events Leon Mayer, who recruits many authors to appear Faranak Van Patten at the library at no charge. Director of Libraries We now have a full color membership brochure prominently displayed at all Cindy Cleary checkout counters of the library system. Board member Vic Pallos, who is a public relations professional, wrote, designed, and donated the printing of the brochures, and provided stands for them. Helene Block Our Fundraising Committee, headed by Mary Rose Grim, met with Library Stanley L. Block, M.D. managers to figure out ways that branches could organize special programs to Lynda Burns attract members and raise funds. The Chevy Chase branch, on its own, organized the recent Cookbook Sale and Recipe Share. They are a great example of how Janice Carter neighborhoods can rally around their local branches and promote the programs of Ann Chadney the library system. Patricia Du Pre Several members of our board took on a big research project at the end of 2012 and visited four other Friends of the Library bookstores – in Beverly Hills, Burbank, Amy Goldman Koss Pasadena and South Pasadena. We did this to get ideas for reconfiguring the Book Phil Lanzafame Nook when the Central Library facility is renovated. We ended up learning a lot from the way other Friends’ groups conduct their book sales, and our Book Sales Nini Maldonado VP Peter Breckheimer has now refocused our efforts to promote regular monthly Rodica Mondocea dock sales – the second Saturday of each month between 9-noon. Peter, and Helene Block, also manage volunteers who run the Book Nook, and do the background Joyce Morrissey work on our Amazon sales program. Liz Prado-Mirzaian Anna Rundle President’s Report continued on page 6 John Steele Mary Alice Toomey Katherine Yamada

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FROM THE LIBRARY DIRECTOR A robust and exciting calendar By Cindy Cleary, Director of Library, Arts & Culture of music and art programs and exhibits is being planned to he Friends celebrated another year of remarkable celebrate the grand reopening. In Taccomplishment at the Annual Meeting in May. the meantime, materials including Immediately following the Annual Meeting, two hundred compact discs, art and music people enjoyed a moderated discussion with celebrated books and DVDs, and a songbook attorneys Mark Geragos and Pat Harris. This was just one collection are available at Central of many programs that the Friends sponsored throughout Library. Follow our progress by the year. Thank you to everyone who has supported the visiting www.brandlibrary.org/ BrandLibraryRenovation.asp or library either through your membership or as a board Cindy Cleary, Director of member. We could not do what we do without you. www.facebook.com/brandlibrary. Libraries, and Friend In May, our children’s librarians launched the annual I am pleased to announce the promotion of Mike Shea to Summer Reading Program which runs through July 20. This the position of Librarian Specialist in charge of our local Friends sponsored program offers students a great way to history collection. Mike began his career with Glendale in maintain their reading skills during the school break. Last 2007 and since that time has been instrumental in making year over 5,000 students participated. This year’s theme is digital images of our City available on our website. Check “Reading is So Delicious” and as you can imagine there out his work and Glendale’s history at http://library. will be many related and fun activities at each of our sites. ci.glendale.ca.us/special_collections.asp. You’ll be amazed Information about this and our summer reading programs by what treasures you will discover. for teens and adults is available at www.ci.glendale.ca.us/ Once again, thanks for a great year! library/SummerReadingForAllAges2013.asp. The Brand Library and Art Center renovation project is moving along and we anticipate opening in early 2014.

A FRIEND WRITES ABOUT THE sleeves and then into the new binders and also organizing the binders as I went along. SPECIAL COLLECTION I asked lots of questions as I worked and George always he Special Collections Room answered them very thoroughly. The photos were all so T(SC) holds a ‘Special’ place in my vivid and informative and I kept thinking about the many heart. I’ve been in and out of there on new residents in town (including me, as I’d only moved to a regular basis since 1998. That’s the Glendale in 1979) and that these new residents would like year I found myself with extra time to see those old photos. That led to the first Verdugo Views on my hands and asked Chuck Wike history column in the Glendale News-Press in June, 2001. (Community Relations Manager) to I’d been writing for the News-Press since 1986; first about find some volunteer work for me at school volunteers, then, later, about people in the community Katherine Yamada the library. He suggested I work with and, most recently about society. But I felt it was time for George Ellison, then in charge of SC. a change and the thought of getting into Glendale history It is a set of rooms filled with old newspapers clippings, appealed to me. I approached my editor at the paper and obituaries, albums, club histories, maps and many, many suggested I start a history column and use one of those local interest books. photos with each column. She looked at me for a moment SC also includes hundreds of black and white photographs. and asked me if I knew what I was getting in to. Well, little Many were used in Glendale News-Presses over the years did I know that this column would take over my life. and made their way to the library for storage. They had Of course, I wasn’t the first person to take on the job of been placed in plastic sleeves and were stored by topic in writing Glendale history. The way had been well paved by binders and shelved in the locked cabinets that line the many others. One was an early settler and the first official walls of the main room. historian, John Calvin Sherer. He wrote numerous articles Around the time that I was looking for volunteer work, the for the newspaper and compiled them into a book. He was Friends had made a sizable donation specifically to purchase followed by Carroll Parcher, son of the city’s first mayor. new binders and new protective sleeves to better protect Parcher himself went on to become editor and publisher those photos. Chuck put me in charge of taking each of the of the Glendale News-Press and for many years was “Mr. photos out of the old sleeves and placing them in the new Glendale.” Since then, other writers have lent their hand at

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Pat Harris, Leon Mayer, Mark Gerago, and FOL President Elise Kalfayan Hector Tobar and Gustavo Arellano This year’s Friends Annual Meeting was followed Hector Tobar was the 2013 One Book / One by a presentation by renowned attorneys Pat Harris Glendale author. He and Gustavo Arellano (Taco and Mark Geragos who discussed their new book, USA: How Mexican Food Conquered America) Mistrial: An Inside Look at How the Criminal had a lively conversation about Hector’s bestselling Justice System works—and Sometimes Doesn’t. novel, The Barbarian Nurseries.

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Hallie Beaune, Leon Mayer, and Christina Perozzi READING IS SO DELICIOUS! Hallie Beaune and Christina Perozzi, the popular Join the Summer Reading Program for ALL Beer Chicks, visited the Central Library to talk AGES through July 20, at ALL Locations about their book, The Naked Homebrewer: Fearless Homebrewing, Tips, Tricks & Rule- Kids, teens and adults can read books over the Breaking Recipes. summer and win prizes sponsored by the Friends of the Library. For more info go to website: www.ci.glendale.ca.us/ library/SummerReadingForAllAges2013.asp.

4 WHEN “FRIENDS” DESERVE “CREDIT” treatment and respect for all animals. An anxious child finds a furry animal to be far less threatening than a fellow Have you heard about the program called “Barks and human being. Shyness drops away, stuttering may remit. Books”? And the bond that develops between the child and the It’s been offered at the Montrose/Crescenta and Pacific Park animal is likely to give the child a life-long appreciation of Branches of your library since 2005; and it’s something that our canine friends. everyone in Glendale should be justly proud. The program is a three-way partnership: Created in 2003, this endeavor offers children the • The Pasadena Humane Society & SPCA, Glendale’s opportunity to read animal related short stories. The primary animal services/animal control provider and reader may wonder, “What’s so new or innovative about shelter, which supplies the dogs; a child reading stories about animals? Spot is in everyone’s • The Glendale Federal Credit Union which provides vocabulary.” financial support through fund raising efforts; and Read on. • The Glendale Public Library which furnishes the reading First, the children, ages 5 to 12, read the stories aloud. Some material and the reading venue. children enjoy doing so. Many others do not. By reading The harvest from this program is bountiful. The bonds to someone else, children gain confidence in their reading between children and dogs are heart-warming. The skills. The shy one becomes less shy; the stutterer, stutters confidence that the children gain in their reading skills less. Secondly, the “someone else” is a dog! and the enhancement of their love of books and reading is Yes, you read that right. gratifying. In Barks and Books, children read stories to a dog from Barks and Books is certainly worth crowing about …or an animal shelter. This helps children understand fair barking about. Don’t you think so?

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www. friendsofglendalepubliclibrary.org 5 President’s Report continued from page 2 FROM THE FRIENDS PRESIDENT the Glendale Public Library. We are hoping to obtain more business and leadership level donations for the organization During the past year, we have talked and met with key – one way of raising our profile in the community. partners in the community: • Glendale Arts and Culture Commission, which just Our membership chair Bree Moseley reports that our total completed a 5-year Strategic Plan number of members is just above 1100 – and we’d like to get it up above 2000! We will be exploring ways to expand the • Associates of Brand Library, which relocated its activities visibility of library programs as renovation plans proceed. here during the Brand renovation and which is now planning for a grand reopening some time in 2014 Our treasurer Marie Fish noted in her brief report that the funds we are able to donate for library programming come • Glendale Arts, which manages the and is primarily from membership (VP Bree Moseley) and donated a main hub of the Downtown Glendale Association. After book sales (VP Peter Breckheimer). its renovation, the Central Library will be another hub and will be linked more closely with the downtown core as it is Parliamentarian Faranak Van Patten was pleased to report oriented toward Brand Blvd. that all current directors were willing to continue serving. She also credited her Nominating Committee (Lynda Burns, In January, our Board held a Strategic Planning Session, Elise Kalfayan, Vic Pallos, and ex officio Cindy Cleary) with and identified 3 priorities: recruiting three new nominees from the community. – Enlarging the Friends presence in our community – Membership development and fundraising Nini Maldonado, Liz Prado-Mirzaian, and Rodica – Improving our website and social media presence Mondocea were all confirmed by acclamation by the membership, and will join the board as new Directors The media we are using now for outreach include postcards, at the June 2013 meeting. We are looking forward to a newsletter, a Facebook Page, and direct email blasts. Our working together over the next year on our continuing and newsletter editor features the programs we sponsor and our new initiatives! supporters, our partnership with the Glendale Federal Credit Union, the Ralphs Rewards program, and the Dock Sales As mentioned above, this short annual meeting was followed and Book Nook donated book sales. He’s also published by a fascinating author event. Make it a point to attend these articles honoring librarians and libraries written by our events, bring family and friends, learn something new, and board member and author Amy Koss. The Newsletter has support the library and the work of the Friends! also featured the Tree of Friends, which is our permanent installation honoring significant donations to the Friends of

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A FRIEND WRITES ABOUT THE SPECIAL come in and talk to George. There were people from the COLLECTION historical societies, people researching their neighborhoods for a historic designation; people who come in to find their history columns, among them George Goshorn and, most mother and father’s name in one of the directories, or their recently, Ellen Perry. Each had their own way of writing uncle’s apartment on one of the old maps. And, how can I history and I quickly discovered that certain topics had forget all those people who love Grand Central Airport and been well covered by these previous writers. I gradually have written books about it (ditto the train station) and the found myself looking for more obscure topics that hadn’t authors of all those other books on local history. been so thoroughly documented. I began interviewing current residents about their family members who had George handled nearly all the requests the same way. He’d come to Glendale in the late 1800s and early 1900s. These listen carefully, mull the question over in his head for a few were ‘new’ stories, stories that hadn’t been written before, moments and then he’d head for the storage room and return and these have become my favorite columns. with a folder containing the information. Now George is retired, but he volunteers on Tuesday mornings, working Until very recently, George Ellison was my main provider with Mike Shea, and passing his tremendous knowledge of information. He’d been there since the days of librarian on to the “new people.” Special Collections continues to Barbara Boyd (she started SC); plus, he was raised right here be the “go to” place for Glendale’s history, thanks to the in Glendale, so he knew a lot about this area’s geography efforts over the years of so many library personnel and the and history without having to look it up. donors who cherish the historical past. I always enjoyed doing research in SC. Most of the time it was nice and quiet, with just George and me there. Katherine Yamada Then suddenly, the door would open and someone would

6 HONOR ROLL OF BUSINESS DONORS Special thanks to these fi ne businesses for their support SPECIAL FRIENDS of the Friends of the Glendale Public Library. Donations of $100 or more Publisher’s Level $1,000.00 Ella Abrahamson Ronald and Elizabeth Henricksen Glendale Federal Credit Union Tony Adelman Karen Katzbeck 818-548-3976 ~ www.GlendaleCityCU.org Allen Center, Shirley and Roben Khatchaturian Crockett Container Corporation, Temple-Inland Foundation Leon Schrier Roberta Kiehl Michelle R. Walenz Karen Alpert Harumi (Jack) Kojimoto Author’s Level $250.00 Howard and Wendy Anderson James and Carolyn Kolokotrones Brian H. Bergh, DDS Gregory L. Andrews Allan Langdon 818-242-1173 ~ www.bracesbybergh.com Marisa Antonini Brigitte and Gregory Liegey, Jr. Mike Haney ~ Arroyo Investment Group Nichole and James Berklas Lora Martinolich 818.956.6050 ~ [email protected] Stan and Helene Block Kenneth and Ruby Maya Neighborhood Legal Services of Los Angeles County Neal S. Dudovitz, Executive Director Mary W. and Donald Boger Leon Mayer 818-291-1760 ~ [email protected] Elyse and Dean Briggs Vivian O. Mills Osborn Architects Jacqueline Brown Margaret Mitchell 320 E. Harvard St. ~ Glendale, CA 91205 Rita and Robert Burns John Moe Simpson Accountancy Corporation Lisa Chan and Elli Gunnell Joyce Morrissey John M. Simpson, CPA James and Francine Chapman Bree and Carl Moseley 818-956-1567 ~ www.simpsoncpas.com Rhona Clarke Kathleen O’Dea Sunroom Desk ~ Elise Kalfayan ~ SunroomDesk.com Cindy and William Cleary Kathleen O’Dell Book Lovers Level $100.00 Irene Cordoba and John Ortega Dave O’Donnell Abril Bookstore Barbara and Richard Counsil Ruth Okimoto 415 E. Broadway #102 ~ Glendale, CA 91205 Susan C. Curzon Mary Pallares Soheila Abyane, MFT, M.S. Director Robert W. and Ellen F. D’Angelo Vic Pallos Center for Positive Parenting and Psychotherapy [email protected] Joyce and Donald Dean Laurel and Jim Patric Armenian Professional Society Diane and Christopher Dixon Louise Phelan P.O. Box 10306 ~ Glendale, CA 91209 Carole and Michael Dougherty J. Sean Plater Dong-A Book Plaza Jennifer Duff and Jeff Frazier Anand Raghavan 3460 W. 8th St. ~ Los Angeles, CA 90005 Vivian Dulay Liz and Greg Schetina Glendale Montessori School Patricia A. DuPre, Esq. Marion Seman Arnolda C. Utrecht, Director ~ 818-243-4553 Barbara Eliades and Scott Dunham William Shepherd and Harp Enchants Carol Fainer Arthur Fisher 313 E. Broadway #602 ~ Glendale, CA 91209 Marie Fish Elaine and Tom Smith Harry Hull ~ Hull Homes Carolyn and Art Flemming Mary Margaret Smith 3306 E. Broadway ~ Glendale, CA 91205 Byron Foote James and Carolyn Starbird Milam, Knecht and Warner, LLP Cecilia and E.N. Friesen John and Kathleen Steele Michael Milam, CPA, CRA Lorinette and Mark Garscia Diane Stevens 818-550-9991 www.weaddvalue.com Kathleen Gavin Angela and Neil Symes Max’s of Manila ~ Elvira Suavillo, Manager Ty and Dana Talen 818-637-7751 David and Jacqueline Gish Mary Alice Toomey Minuteman Press ~ Wil and Monique Poon Eileen and Jim Givens Faranak Van Patten 818-500-1620 ~ [email protected] Barbara and Edward Gomperts Carlos and Alice Velarde Kathleen Maureen O’Dea, Attorney at Law Greg Grammer 100 N Brand Blvd. 4th Fl. ~ Glendale, CA 91203 Gretchen and David Grayson Arlene Vidor Eric Olson, Attorney at Law Mary Rose Grim Jeri Ward Baker, Olson, LeCroy and Danielian Victoria Guagliardo Dan and Esther Walgenbach 100 W. Broadway, Suite 600 ~ Glendale, CA 91210 Jean Guccione and Robert Levins Sukas and Rachik Wartanessian Rossmoyne Property Management Philip Hall Larry Weisner 1300 N. Verdugo Road ~ Glendale, CA 91208 G. Scott Halloran & Peter J. Rusch George J. and Nancy T. Witt Royal Canyon Property Owners Association Marcia Hanford Pat Zeider P.O. Box 9082 ~ Glendale, CA 91226-0082 Doris M. Hellman Uriu & Associates ~ Architecture & Planning 818-247-2330

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RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2009 – 2011 President • John Steele VP/Bookstore • Peter Breckheimer VP/Community Events • Leon Mayer VP/Fundraising & Disbursements • Mary Rose Grim, Vic Pallos VP/Membership • Bree Moseley Treasurer • Marie Fish Recording Secretary • Mary Alice Toomey Parliamentarian • FaranakUpcoming Van Patten Events Director of Libraries • Cindy ClearyINSIDE! Helene Block David Fortune Anna Rundle Stanley L. Block Elise Kalfayan John M. Simpson Janice Carter Ardy Kassakhian Katherine Yamada Ann Chadney Phil Lanzafame Patricia Du Pre Joyce Morrissey

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