Easy Reader — spring sale

March 24, 1988 'DOGGING Edited by Coralie Ebev meet new friends. The donation is $4.50. Saturday March 26 Smile at the birdie This weekend is March Spring Walk at Madrona Marsh Nature Preserve. Today's walk starts at 8 a.m., tomorrow at 10 a.m. There is always something new to discover as the marsh is in constant change. Right now there are ducklings and blooming wildflowers. You can see everything better if you bring binoculars. Park at the Interpretive Triangle between Plaza Del Amo and Monterey streets near Madrona Avenue, Torrance. These "born free" walks are cost free. Yipp-eeeee All of you transplanted cowboys and cow-belles must already know that the Los Angeles Great Western Fair & Livestock Show is going on until the 28th at the fairgrounds, 16040 Amar Road, City of Industry. In the rodeo arena, starting at 6 p.m., the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association is bringing all the back breaking, bronc busting action you could possibly hope for, for a $3 admission charge for adults and $2 for kids under 12. The show features all sorts of things besides the rodeo, of course, from longhorn Texas cattle to long-stemmed Miss California acting as hostess. Better read than dead It's bargain day for readers as the Hermosa Beach Friends of the Library put on their spring used book sale. A recent donation of a special collection includes a wide range of fiction from the early 1900's into the '50s-some first editions. Offered are rare books, pocket books, childrens' books-all at great prices. The sale starts at 9:30 a.m. in front of the Hermosa Beach Library, 550 Pier Ave., Hermosa Beach. Lower grade "junque" The annual sale put on by the parents of Manhattan Beach Nursery School, 1520 Nelson Ave., Manhattan Beach, starts at 9 a.m. Over 40 families have combined their treasures, books, clothing, furniture, toys and "junque to entice the most discriminating hunter." The school is non-profit

March 24, 1988
'DOGGING
meer new triends. The donation is $4.50. Edited by Coralie Ebev
Saturday
March 26
Smile at the birdie
This weekend is March Spring Walk at Madrona Marsh Nature Preserve. Today's walk starts at 8 a.m., tomorrow at 10 a.m. There is always
something new to discover as the marsh is in
constant change. Right now there are ducklings
aning better it you bring snouts. Fee ear the thing better 1l
Interpretive Triangle between Plaza Del Amo
and Monterey streets near Madrona Avenue, Torrance. These "born free" walks are cost free.
Yipp-eeeee
All of you transplanted cowboys and cow-belles
must already know that the Los Angeles Great
Western Fair & Livestock Show is going on until
the 28th at the tairgrounds, 16040 Amar Road,
City of Industry. In the rodeo arena, starting at 6
p.m., the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Associa-
tion 1s bringing all the back breaking, bronc
busting action you could possibly hope for, for a
$3 admission charge for adults and $2 for kids
under 12. The show features all sorts of things besides the rodeo, of course, from longhorn
Texas cattle to long-stemmed Miss California
acting as hostess.
Better read than dead
It's bargain day for readers as the Hermosa
Beach Friends of the Library put on their spring
used book sale. A recent donation of a special
collection includes a wide range of fiction from
the early 1900's into the '50s?some first editions.
Offered are rare books, pocket books, childrens'
books-all at great prices. The sale starts at 9:30
a.m. in front of the Hermosa Beach Library, 550
Pier Ave., Hermosa Beach.
Lower grade "junque"
The annual sale put on by the parents of
Manhattan Beach Nursery School, 1520 Nelson
Ave., Manhattan Beach, starts at 9 a.m. Over 40 families have combined their treasures, books,
clothing, furniture, toys and "jungue to entice
the most discriminating hunter." The schna! i-
non-nrafit waw-