Newspaper clippings · March 18, 1982
Calendar notice for March 27 book sale
Sale notice among local calendar entries.
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Saturday
March 27
Is it better for our wetlands to build a mall on top of them?
The Southern California Wetlands Symposium explores the dilemmas of wetlands conversion for housing, marinas, and commercial development versus the need to preserve rapidly vanishing marsh, lagoon and estuary habitats for their own biological and ecological reasons today at 9 a.m. at the Cabrillo Museum in San Pedro. This is a matter of particular interest, especially since Supervisor Deane Dana has made it clear he is no friend of the beaches or of the wetlands by the Marina del Rey build-up, and since the Torrance City Council still has a majority in favor of concreting-over the Madrona Marsh. 3720 Stephen White Drive. 548-7562.
Because the women always have to be trained
The Redondo Beach Yacht Club offers a women's sailing seminar today at 9:30 a.m. on top of the Happy Clam. The seminar covers the terminology and parts of the boat as well as points of sale, sail trim, controlling the boat, and that kind of stuff. The two-hour session is a lecture, followed by lunch, and then a few hours of water instruction. This is the first in a series of six seminars. Reservations are required. 541-3237.
Hermosa Beach Friends of the Library book sale
In front of the Library. 10 a.m. 550 Pier Avenue. 376-5765.
Coiled, but without bites
One day craft workshops are a featured deal with the Museum of Natural History's docent staff. This morning at 10 a.m. Joanne Purpus demonstrates the use of fabric to develop a new twist on a traditional California Indian coiled basket. You can also weave in personal treasures . . . like the refrigerator. Exposition Park. 744-3426.
Friends of the arts and friends of television link for bucks
Television star Aaron Fletcher is among the celebrity guests scheduled to appear on tonight's fund-raising telethon from 5 p.m. on Channel 10. That's the Cable-Storer channel. The live entertainment and the telethon auction are conducted at the Hermosa Beach Middle School (which we thought was to be renamed). The money is to be used by the Hermosa Beach Friends of the Arts to "support young artists in the Beach Cities Area." Fletcher is best known for his portrayal of Lester in Lewis and Clark. Betty Evans will read a recipe, and Jeanne Anne Rosen will sing. More than that, you'll have to tune in to find out. Call 374-8055 to donate items for auction.
Blue Grass with jam
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3/18/82 Saturday March 27 Is it better for our wetlands to build a mall on top of them? The Southern California Wetlands Symposium ex- plores the dilemmas of wetlands conversion for hous ing, marinas, and commercial development versus the need to preserve rapidly vanishing marsh, lagoon and estuary habitats for their own biological and ecological reasons today at 9 a.m. at the Cabrillo Museum in San Pedro. This is a matter of particular in- terest, especially since Supervisor Deane Dana has made it clear he is no friend of the beaches or of the wetlands by the Marina del Rey build-up, and since the Torrance City Council still has a majority in favor of concreting-over the Madrona Marsh. 3720 Stephen White Drive. 548-7562 Because the women always have to be trained The Redondo Beach Yacht Club offers a women's sail- ing seminar today at 9:30 a.m. on top of the Happy Clam. The seminar covers the terminology and parts of the boat as well as points of sale, sail trim, control- ling the boat, and that kind of stuff. The two-hour ses- ts 10 sion is a lecture, followed by lunch, and then a few hours of water instruction. This is the first in a series of six seminars. Reservations are required. 541-3237. ts Hermosa Beach Friends of the Library book sale n- In front of the Library. 10 a.m. 550 Pier Avenue. 376-5765. k- Coiled, but without bites One day craft workshops are a featured deal with the Museum of Natural History's docent staff. This morn- ing at 10 a.m. Joanne Purpus demonstrates the use of fabric to develop a new twist on a traditional California Indian coiled basket. You can also weave in personal treasures... like the refrigerator. Exposition Park. 744- Friends of the arts and friends of television link for bucks Television star Aaron Fletcher is among the celebrity guests scheduled to appear on tonight's fund-raising telethon from 5 p.m. on Channel 10. That's the Cable. Storer channel. The live entertainment and the tele- thon auction are conducted at the Hermosa Beach Middle School (which we thought was to be renamed). The money is to be used by the Hermosa Beach Friends of the Arts to "support young artists in the Beach Cities Area." Fletcher is best known for his por- trayal of Lester in Lewis and Clark. Betty Evans will read a recipe, and Jeanne Anne Rosen will sing. More than that, you'll have to tune in to find out. Call 374- 8055 to donate items for auction. Blue Grass with jam