28 Nov 1995
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Newspaper
San Clemente Sun Post News
Location
San Clemente, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1995
Page
1
A columnist reviews Mary-Lou Weisman's My Middle-Aged Baby Book a witty guide to midlife milestones. It juxtaposes baby book concepts with aging, offering humorous essays on memory fashion and shifting life stages, with playful checklists and a peek at a future family tree.
The holiday season brings citywide happenings from Turkey Day meals reaching 1,500 plates to festive lights at San Clemente and Esperanza Hill, carol events at Cabrillo Playhouse, and charitable drives by Sunrise Rotary. Toy drives, cookie sales, and autograph appearances accompany community celebrations through December. Local volunteers and groups coordinate gatherings at Cabrillo, Gate way Village Plaza, Pico Plaza, and Holiday Inn with contact points for donations and participation.
Two alleged rapes in San Clemente, unrelated incidents. One suspect, Edward Oscar Herrera, 34, was arrested after a reported rape at a home on Via Teca. The second assault occurred at Brisa Del Mar hotel on South El Camino Real where a man in his late 40s, possibly named Michael, wearing a purple jacket and blue jeans, is described. No injuries reported. gunfire in West Canada area under investigation.
Office specialist Sandee Lawton calls Moore one of the best sergeants she has worked with noting his help to find answers and his thoughtful gestures like leaving a duck on her desk. Lauren McGarry adds he pitches in during busy times and even when not busy. Davis highlights Moore’s work tackling youth violence with hundreds of educational seminars to schools churches and groups in San Clemente showing the community potential.
City officials convene at the Community Center for a special session to map the 1990s goals through the year 2000. City Manager Mike Parness presents the strategic planning workshop results while Budget Director Paul Gudgerson discusses the economic forecast. Housing coordinator Leslie Davis reports on housing rehabilitation programs and Beaches Parks and Recreation chief Bruce Wegner updates on Youth Task Force progress.
Today events include Chamber committees meeting at Shorecliff Golf Course and housing advisory session at City hall. Wednesday features a Christmas Boutique at Pacific Golf Club and library Celebrate and Create program. Also City Council meetings and theater at Shorecliffs Middle School through Saturday. Friday tree lighting and Opus IX concert. Weekend events include Santa Claws & Paws photos and Village Art Craft Fair with a Hawaii trip fundraiser and a farmers market.
City marine safety chief Steve Lashbrook says thick weekend fog gave lifeguards poor water visibility. Forecasts from the National Weather Service predict offshore desert winds sustaining pleasant sunny days through Wednesday. T-Street surfs looked best Monday afternoon as offshore flow continues. tides today show low at 8 05 a m rising to high at 1 40 p m then low again at 8 39 p m.
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