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Friday, June 7, 2002 The CATALINA ISLANDER Page 7
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wins
For the first time since 1995, Hillcrest Christian 6-5.
the Avalon High School baseball In the quarter finals the
team has earned the Liberty Lancers hosted Saddleback Val-
League title. The Lancers fin- ley Christian, and emerged vic-
ished the league with an 11-1 torious 10-3. For the semi-finals
record. Entering post-season, the the Lancers traveled to Ojai to
Lancers were rated number three face Thacher School. After an
in all of Division VI. They hosted hour and a half delay, due to
Faith Baptist in the first round, miscommunication with the
and defeated them 19-1. officials regarding game time,
In the second round of post- the game finally began at 1:00
season play the Lancers traveled p.m.
to Sylmar, where they defeated After the third inning, the
Wlnnom in the rOCqH~ Woman's club ol~mplon~hip.
The Catalina Women's Golf Stonier, 138.
Club held its ChampionshipThe first day daily winner
Tournament on May 15 and 16. was Pat Hoefs with a score of
An awards luncheon was 69 while the second day daily
held at the Country Club and winner was Nancy Adams with
the following were awarded: a score of 71.
Low Gross champion was The Installation luncheon
Cathy Sweeney with a score of will take place June 13, at the
168. First low net was LeeChannel House, and sign-ups
Black with 131; second loware now being taken. Cost is
net, Ellen Hodge with a score $15 per person; and $37 mem-
of 135; and third low net Jan bership dues are due.
Dear visitors and guests. We
would like it to be known that all
the bad publicity about locals not
liking tourists and how we don't
like sharing our Island and that we
are misfits and out of hand and
don't care about you--well you
need to know that it's not true.
Yes we Islanders are proud
and we know we have gifts. And
we know we live in a special
place. But we do not think we are
better. We are not self righteous
or arrogant.
Each year we look forward to
seeing people flock to Catalina
for vacations, comfort, a warm
blanket, a fresh breath.
We do care and want you to
have a good time. We are very
blessed and want you to be as
well. We could care less what
some misinformed journalists and
outsiders call us or think about
US.
We know who we are and
what our calling is. Please pay no
heed to the ignorant and misin-
formed people who are jealous of
our insight.
Relax, have a great time and if
you have any doubts, ask a local
for advice and I'll bet you get
steered in the right direction.
Islander for 40 years and I
speak for many.
Joe Sampson
Avalon
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lander @ catalinalSEcom.
Lancers led the game, and upon
entering the bottom of the sev-
enth, the score was Avalon 3,
Thacher 0. A combination of hits
from Thacher brought the score
to 3-2. With two outs, Thaeh r
was able to rally for two more
scottng two more runs, to
upset the Lancers 3-4.
The Lancer display of dignity
and grace at the end of the game
was truly inspiring. The Lancers'
final overall record was 19-5.
The 2002 Lancer baseball
team members are: seniors Chris
Altherr, Joe Hernandez and Phil
Lopez; juniors Morgan
Boultinghouse, Cooper
Cameron, Juan Carlos Martin,
Michael Mc Bride, Eddie
Morones and Raymond Ponce;
sophomores Tanner Engel, Eric
Gonzales, Henry Hernandez and
Justin Hernandez; freshmen Erik
Campos, Martin Castillo, Philip
Herbst, Jorge Hernandez, Flynn
Lopez, Marques Romo, Andrew
Sampson and Adam Thoricht.
Congratulations to the Lancer
baseball team and coaches
Richard Hernandez, Roberto
Tejeda, Jr Adolfo Padilla, and
John Eric Hernandez for a great
season.
Catalina Flying Boats
AIR FREIGHT SERVICE
Between Avalon and Long Beach Airport
0 Same Day Delivery to Avalon if Received by 10:30
(9:30 a.m. Saturday)
Rates: 29 a lb. ($15.09 for 50 Ibs. and under),
includes Pickup and Delivery Service in Avalon
All packaging supplies are now available for
purchase at our office
CATALINA OFRCE
231 Catalina Street
Mon.-Fri 9 A.M.-4 P.M.
(310) 510-1403
FAX (310) 510-1490
LONG BEACH OFFICE
3215 E. Spring Street
Mon.-Fri 7 A.M.-5 P.M.
(Freight received 'till 4:30 P.M.)
Sat. 7 A.M.--12 NOON
1-800-834-3254 (562) 595-5026
eAX (56=) 4 O-OTn
The alley between Catalina and Sumner
Streets may be closed in the mornings
and afternoons for deliveries.
For intorrnalon on a sale way
out or for referral to a shelter
nearyou, callthe
Los Angeles County Domestic Para informacion a una alemativa segurao
Violence Hotine, parauna referenciaparairaun refugio lame
1(800)978.3600
The violence is not your fault ,
people are waiting to help you,
al 1(800)978,3600
Linea Te efonica Directa para la Violencia Domestca
del Condado de Los Angeles
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510-0500