Newspaper clippings · January 1981Estimated date
Beach Reporter officer-election preview
Partial article announces January 21 election and slate.
Names in this record: Clyde W. Malone is Bill Malone.

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Happenings
...in Hermosa Beach
Coordinating council to meet January 22
A meeting of the Hermosa Beach Coordinating Council will be held in the Silver Room of the Recreation Building, 1035 Valley Drive on January 22 beginning with lunch at noon.
Speakers from the South Bay Free Clinic, including Executive Director Gary Bess, will update attendants on new programs and progress of the free clinic. Student citizenship awards will also be presented at the meeting.
The public is invited to attend the luncheon meeting, but reservations are required. Reservations must be received no later than Monday, January 19.
For further information or reservations, call 376-6984, ext. 47.
Gem society to meet
The Redondo Gem and Mineral Society will hold a meeting January 22 beginning at 8 p.m. at Far West Savings, 1100 Pacific Coast Highway.
Speaking at the meeting will be Bob King on the topic, "Our Local Geology, the lower Los Angeles basin and Palos Verdes Hills."
King is a member of the Redondo Gem and Mineral Society and the Southern Paleontological Society.
The meeting is free and open to the public.
For further information, call 379-0496
FOL elections slated
Mrs. Robert Greenwald will be a candidate for president when the Hermosa Beach Friends of the Library (FOL) meets for its annual election Wednesday, January 21. The event is slated for 7:30 p.m. at the Hermosa Beach library.
Other candidates include: for vice-president, Mrs. Stephen Izant; corresponding secretary, Delma Peery; recording secretary, Harriet Rauschenberger; treasurer Clyde W. Malone Jr.. Malone retires after serving two terms as president. During his tenure, the group enjoyed its greatest financial success through book sales and benefits.
Also retiring is Cynthia Godofsky, who served several terms as secretary.
Greenwald who, with her husband Robert, operates
the Allstate Tax Service of Carson, has been a resident and property owner in Hermosa Beach since 1955 and has long been active in Hermosa events.
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? Beach Reporter Page 9 Happenings ...in Hermosa Beach Coordinating council to meet January 22 A meeting of the Hermosa Beach Coordinating Council will be held in the Silver Room of the Recreation Building, 1035 Valley Drive on January 22 beginning with lunch at noon. Speakers from the South Bay Free Clinic, including Executive Director Gary Bess, will update attendants on new programs and progress of the free clinic. Student citizenship awards will also be presented at the meeting. The public is invited to attend the luncheon meeting, but reservations are required. Reservations must be received no later than Monday, January 19. For further information or reservations, call 376-6984, ext. 47. Gem society to meet The Redondo Gem and Mineral Society will hold a meeting January 22 beginning at 8 p.m. at Far West Savings, 1100 Pacific Coast Highway. Speaking at the meeting will be Bob King on the topic, "Our Local Geology, the lower Los Angeles basin and Palos Verdes Hills." King is a member of the Redondo Gem and Mineral Society and the Southern Paleontological Society. The meeting is free and open to the public. For further information, call 379-0496 FOL elections slated Mrs. Robert Greenwald will be a candidate for president when the Hermosa Beach Friends of the Library (FOL) meets for its annual election Wednesday, January 21. The event is slated for 7:30 p.m. at the Hermosa Beach library. Other candidates include: for vice-president, Mrs. Stephen Izant; corresponding secretary, Delma Peery; recording secretary, Harriet Rauschenberger; treasurer Clyde W. Malone Jr.. Malone retires after serving two Is greatest financial success throug the grou sales and benefits. Also retiring is Cynthia Godofsky, who served several terms as secretary. Greenwald who, with her husband Robert, operates