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Governor
lauds California State Library Research Bureau
On
August 25, 2006 Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger
sent Susan Hildreth an official letter in
which he praises CRB’s DVD, “Bringing Young
People to the Policy Table.”
Here is the complete text of his letter:
Dear
Ms. Hildreth,
Thank
you for writing to me and sharing the educational
DVD. I
always enjoy hearing about initiatives that are
helping to nurture the young people of California.
I
also appreciate your remarkable efforts to promote
the role of our future leaders in the important
issues facing our state.
Your commitment to our youth is carrying
forward the California State Library’s proud
legacy of enhancing education and enriching our
communities.
Again,
thank you for your letter.
California relies on education leaders like
you who care about the well-being and success of
our children.
Sincerely,
Arnold Schwarzenegger
“Excellence”
of California State Library’s California
History room
Last
week and the week before, my wife and I had the
privilege of doing research for our book in the
California History room of the California State
Library and we wish to express our appreciation
not simply for the facility, its holdings and the
excellence of the preservation, organization and
arrangement but for the incomparable quality of
the staff.
John
Gonzalez and the several members of the staff
could not have been more supportive, helpful,
knowledgeable, and downright enthusiastic in
serving our needs and those of every other visitor
whom we saw there.
We commend you and all concerned on the
operation of this important function of state
government.
We
have both joined the California State Library
Foundation. Thank
you.
Robert
Commanday and Mary Commanday, Oakland
California
State Library’s Government Publications service
“swiftest” for customer in Wales
A writer seeking an
obscure item [Carnes, E. K. 1912a. 'Collecting
ladybirds (Coccinellidae) by the ton'. California
State Horticultural Committee Monthly Bulletin 1:
71-81] found not only his materials but also
superior customer service through the work of
Library Technical Assistant Dia Reid of the
California State Library’s Government
Publications Section.
The customer wrote:
You
clearly run the swiftest, most efficient library
service in the world, and I shall sing your
praises wherever I go - first stop, Thanksgiving
tomorrow with a Californian friend of ours here
in Cardiff.
The
quality is excellent, by the way: I'm off to
read it now.
Tony
Bianchi, Cardiff, Wales
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