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Press scrapbook — spring and fall book sales

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Hermosa Thursday, March 21st Hermosa Magazine, March 15, 1985 Saturday, March 23rd Spring Book Sale at Library Book donations are needed now for the Friends of the Library spring book sale. The sale is slated for March 23, Saturday, in front of the library, 550 Pier Ave., according to Curtney Harris, president of the Group. All proceeds from the booksales are used for special gifts for the library, and in January, the Friends group made a gift to the library of $800. whole thing, responds to inquiries Ex-coeds convene The Palos Verdes Branch of the American Association of University Women start the year (we guess they mean the old school year) with a luncheon. Autumn wreaths are sold as a benefit. Velvet Turtle, 1701 Catalina, Redondo Beach. 11 a.m. Members and non-members are invited to attend, telephone Helen Duggins at 377-1341. When I started out I was just a tad. . .pole, but now I'm Froggie The Wonderworld of Puppets premieres Froggie and the Bean Stalk, a special event for all those who are young or the many who just think that way. Torrance Community Theatre, 1522 Cravens Ave. It only costs $2.50 and after the show, they demonstrate how it was done. Call 542-9349 for reservations or private party bookings. Be a book glutton Hermosa Beach friends of the library sponsor a book sale. The library is located at 550 Pier Ave. The wild searching begins at 9:30 a.m. and prices can't be beat. Call the library, 376-5765 about donations and questions. The compleat runner The 1986 Long Beach Marathon is held February 2. In preparation, a series of clinics is held starting at 9 a.m. each Saturday through the race date-plus a post race clinic/celebration. The sessions, each of which features a speaker on various aspects of running, are open to all athletes and are free of charge. They are preceded by an optional 7:30 a.m. warm-up run. Wardlow Park whe "Sund literar Youth by Eil Ameri John E of thei at 801 open a Admiss 7337. I can Brad B powerfu confront is direct Centro Sundays about tir Mo Septe Let's The fal entertai "Advent travelog Beach a and 8 p. ticket off BOOK REVIEW Cooper. At USC's Seaver Science Center Auditorium, (213) 743-7469, Ext. 120, 9 a.m. Santa Monica Library. The Friends of the Santa Monica Library are sponsoring a book sale at the library, 1343 6th St., 9 a.m.-4 p.m. West Hollywood Library. The Friends of the West Hollywood Library begin their weekly book sales at the library, 1403 N. Gardner St., (213) 876-2741, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Hermosa Beach. The Hermosa Beach Friends of the Library host their 20th annual book sale at the library, 550 Pier Ave. (213) 374-8973, 9:30 a.m. San Juan Capistrano. Violinist and tenor Herb Lasker performs in the courtyard and The Friends of the San Juan Capistrano Library host their book sale at the library, 31495 El Camino Real, (714) 493-1752, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Thousand Oaks. A collection of rare and special books Best Sellers SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Placement on national list is noted in parentheses. FICTION 1 The Hunt for Red October, Clancy (4) 2 Lucky, Collins (1) 3 Lake Wobegon Days, Keillor (5) 4 Skeleton Crew, King (3) 5 The Fourth Deadly Sin, Sanders (2) 6 The Two Mrs. Grenvilles, Dunne (6) 7 Lonesome Dove, McMurtry (10) 8 Jubal Sackett, L'Amour (9)

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• (beside "Froggie" item, blue ink) ER Sept 12-85 • (above the book review) LAT 9-8-85 • (Hermosa Beach library listing in the LAT clipping) circled in ink • (Be a book glutton item) circled in ink
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Ex-coeds convene
The Palos Verdes Branch of the American Association of
University Women start the year (we guess they mean
the old school year) with a luncheon. Autumn wreaths
are sold as a benefit. Velvet Turtle, 1701 Catalina,
Redondo Beach. 11 a.m. Members and non-members
are invited to attend, telephone Helen Duggins at 377-
1341. When / started out EP
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The Wonderworld of Puppets premieres Froggie and the Bean Stalk, a special event for all those who are young or
Brad Ba
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the many who just think that way. Torrance Community Theatre, 1522 Cravens Ave. It only costs $2.50 and
confront
Thursday,
after the show, they demonstrate how it was done.Call
is direct
March
542-9349 for reservations or private party bookings.
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Sundays
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Be a book glutton Hermosa Beach friends of the library sponsor a book sale. The library is located at 550 Pier Ave. The wild
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searching begins at 9:30 a.m. and prices can't be beat.
Call the library, 376-5765 about donations and questions.
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Hermosa Magazine, March 15, 1985
The compleat runner
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The 1986 Long Beach Marathon is held February 2. In
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preparation, a series of clinics is held starting at 9 a.
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Saturday,
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each Saturday through the race date-plus a post race clinic/celebration. The sessions, each of which Teatures
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23rd
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Sale at Library
Book donations are needed now for
the Friends of the Library spring book
The sale is slated for March 23,
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Saturday, in front of the library, 550
Pier Ave., according to Curtney Har-
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ris, president of the Group. All proceeds from the booksales are
used for special gifts for the library,
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and in January, the Friends group
made a gift to the library of $800.
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BOOK REVIEW
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Cooper. At USC's Seaver Science Center Auditorium,
(213) 743-7469, Ext. 120, 9 a.m.
SantaMonica Library. The Friends of the Santa
Monica Library are sponsoring a book sale at the
library, 1343 6th St., 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
West Hollywood Library. The Friends of the West
Hollywood Library begin their weekly book sales al
the library, 1403 N. Gardner St..(213) 876-2741,
a.m.-1 p.m.
Hermosa Beach. The Hermosa Beach Friends of the
Library host their 20th annual book sale at the library.
550 Pier Ave. (213) 374-8973, 9:30 a.m.
San Juan Capistrano. Violinist and tenor Herb Lasker
performs in the courtyard and The Friends of the San
Juan Capistrano Library host their book sale at the
library. 31495 El Camino Real, (714) 493-1752, 10
a.m.-4 p.m.
Thousand Oaks. A collection of rare and special books
Best Sellers
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Placement on national list is noted in parentheses
FICTION
1 The Hunt for Red October, Clancy (4)
2 Lucky, Collins (1)
3 Lake Wobegon Days, Keillor (5)
4 Skeleton Crew, King (3)
5 The Fourth Deadly Sin, Sanders (2)
6 The Two Mrs. Grenvilles, Dunne (6)
7 Lonesome Dove, McMurtry (10)
8 Inhal Sockett. I/Amour (9)