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Press scrapbook — election, sales and Corky Beard obituary

Composite views include January 29 election notice, December sale notices and obituaries for Coragene 'Corky' Beard, who died January 15, 1986. Different articles on one sheet have separate dates.

Names in this record: Clyde W. Malone is Bill Malone.

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The Daily Breeze Wed., Jan. 29, 1986 ZONE: A,C Community calendar Friends of Library to elect officers The Hermosa Beach Friends of the Library will hold its 27th annual meeting and election of officers starting at 7:30 tonight at the library, 550 Pier Ave., Hermosa Beach. Friends President Curtney Harris has agreed to serve another year and will be joined by Jack Belasco, vice president; Clyde W. Malone Jr., treasurer; Edie Webber, recording secretary; and Bertha Dorsey, corresponding secretary. Membership in the Friend the Library is $2 per Thursd of Latter-Day Saints. Four classes will be taught every half hour throughout the day an will include Earthquake Prepa ness, Emergency First Ai ganizing a 72-Hour Survi and Extended Home Stor Brochures, pam handouts from the Cross and other available wil Em p.n We YM We Library book sale at the library, Ave., Hermosa Beach, at 9:30 a.m. Saturday. Most hardback books will sell for 50 cents, paperbacks for even less. The bargains are always welcomed by book lovers. They need books you may wish to get rid of, plus volunteers. Please drop off books prior to the sale. All proceeds go to the Evelyn Belasco Memorial Fund, which has already purchased over $2,500 in children's books for the library. ture vo- nison, fol- munity sing- cheon is $5.50 per or reservations or fur- information, call Lorraine ewis at 293-4538. Friends of Library The Hermosa Beach Friends of the Library will sponsor a Christmas Book Sale starting at 9:30 a.m. Saturday at the library, 550 Pier Ave., Hermosa Beach. Most hardback books will sell for 50 cents, and paperbacks will be less. For information, call 374-3132. Women Voters State, county and l gram planning will at a meeting League of 9:30 a Bluff Bay hospital. Ms. Beard was a credit manager for Tite Nites Inc. and was active in many civic affairs. She is survived by her mother and stepfather, Patricia and Raymond Osborne of Manhattan Beach; and her father, Marion Beard of Texas. White and Day Mortuary, Hermosa Beach, is handling arrangements. Roy n Bay issouri, 986, at a rine Corps vron oil re- 25 years. is wife, Shir- and Michael, ur half brothers, Russell of Mis- rown and Leslie Utah; a half sister, of Missouri; and two ers. will be 5 to 9 p.m. at Mortuary, Torrance. Ser- l be at 1 p.m Monday at rtuary. ations may be made in his mory to the Bethel Baptist urch in Torrance. ragene 'Corky' Beard Memorial services are pending for Coragene "Corky" Beard of Los Angeles, formerly a South Bay resident for 37 years. She was born in Susanville, Calif., and died Jan. 15, 1986, at a South sisters, Kaydeen[?] and Clareen Hays or Bake Services will be at 11 a.m the Palos Verdes Stake Center the Mormon church. Burial will follow at Green Hills Memorial Park, Rancho Palos Verdes. Gamby Mortuary, Lomita, is handling arrangements. Coragene Beard Memorial services are pending for Coragene "Corky" Beard of Manhattan Beach, a South Bay resident for 37 years. She was born in Susanville, Calif., and died Jan. 15, 1986, at a South Bay hospital. Ms. Beard was a credit manager for Tite Nites Inc. and was active in civic affairs. She is survived by her mother and stepfather, Patricia and Raymond Osborne of Manhattan Beach and her father, Marion Beard. White and Day Mortuary, Hermosa Beach, is handling arrangements. Charles J. Pecora Cance Add YOU DEED LESS YOUR AT A AN EX OF THE YOU SE On 02/ SERVICE corporat under a corded of Offic County State of K. SAF WILL HIGHE at tim Uni

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The Daily Breeze Wed., Jan. 29, 1986
Community calendar
Friends of Library
to elect officers
The Hermosa Beach Friends of of Latter-Day Saints.
the Library will hold its 27th annual
Four classes will be taught every
meeting and election
of officers
half hour throughout the day ar
starting at 7:30 tonight at the li-
vill include Earthquake Prepa
brary, 550
Pier Ave.,Hermosa
ness,
mergerncy First Air
Beach.
ganizing a 72-Hour Surv
Friends President Curtney Har-
and Extended Home Sto
ris has agreed to serve another
Brochures,
year and will be joined by Jack
handouts from the pam
Belasco, vice president; Clyde W.
Cross and other
Malone Jr., treasurer; Edie Webber,
available
recording secretary; and Bertha
Dorsey, corresponding secretary.
Membership in the Friend
the Library is $2 per
Bay hospital. Ms. Beard was a credit manager
for Tite Nites Inc. and was active in
many civic affairs. She is survived by her mother
Roy
Bay
and stepfather, Patricia and Ray-
mond Osborne of Manhattan Beach;
Marion Beard of
lissouri,
986, at a
cineCorps
vron oil re-
25 years. is wife, Shir-
and Michael,
ur half brothers,
Russell of Mis-
and Leslie
and her father,
Texas. White and Day Mortuary, Her-
is handling ar-
mosa Beach,
rangements.
Town
Utah; a half sister,
of Missouri; and two
ers. will be 5 to 9 p.m. at
Ser
Mortuary, Torrance.
al be at 1 p.m Monday at
rtuary. nations may be made in his
Bethel Baptist
to the
mory,
nurch in Torrance.
ragene 'Corky' Beard
memorial services are pending
for Coragene "Corky" Beard of Los
Angeles, formerly a South Bay resi-
dent for 37 years. She was born in Susanville, Calif.,
and died Jan. 15, 1986, at a South
Hermosa Beach, at 9:30
bargains are always welcomed
by book lovers. They need books
paperbacks for even less. The
a.m. Saturday. Most hardback
books will sell for 50 cents,