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Shows: Table at left starting lower left and clockwise: Carmelita Coombs, Ann Stroberger, Linda Haering, unknown, Marge Berry, Audrey Herman, Marie Farrar, Middle table from lower left counterclockwise: unknown, unknown, Winifred Swanson, Wanda Britt, Muriel Monroe, George Clark, unknown, Alycia Mitchell, Merle Gebhardt, unknown, unknown, Third table on left counterclockwise: unknown, unknown, unknown, Betty Kohler, unknown, Table at back left counterclockwise: Linda Phillips, Lora Shank, Pam Castilla, ohters unknown, Table at back on right from left: unknown, Margaret Conners, David Sabsay, library directory, Helen Schneider.
Education and Culture Conners, Margaret Santa Rosa-Sonoma County Free Public Library (Santa Rosa, Calif.) 1970 Public libraries Librarians Retirees Luncheons United States California Sonoma Santa Rosa E Street
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