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FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 2000
NEWS ANALYSIS .........
. Does .JWA
• expansion
fall under
Measure F?
•Airport advocates, political
analysts say county w1'J likely ,
be forced to expand John
Wayne if El Toro is i:iot built.
Greg Risling
DAllY PILOT
NEWPORT BEACH :_ It sounds· l.Jkc
d Newport Beach-fnendly plan lht1l wi.U
guard against an expansion of John
~ayne Airport.
But those oppos1.11g Measure F. warn
IF
voters thClt the 1ruttabve
on Tuesday's ballot won't
stueld John Wayne from
future expanSton They
~lleve the measure ts
rrured with false promis-
es, legal loopholes and
wishful thinklng
~ , 00N lEACH I OAol.Y PILOT
• 1 have zero faith thdt
M easure F will protect
us from exi:rans1on, • said
Tom Naughton. presi-
dent of the Newport
Beach·based Airport
Tony Dilorenzo will watch many sunsets when he treks thousands of miles up the PaclHc Crest Trail. The hike will take hJm
through CalUomia, Oregon and Washington.
usually die in their teens, sdld Dr. Thomas
Coates, director of L.A. Childrens I losp1tal'!i
lhalassemia department.
However, treated thalassem1a pdlien~
may live into their 50s. Coate:; said.
Paul DiLorenzo, a sophomore at UC
Riverside, undergoes blood transfus10n!i
evety four weeks. Until recently, he fltuck
Working Group, which supports the pro-
posetl airport at El Toro. "If you look at
the demand m this region for alfll.Jle er-
vice, there is no wdy there won't be pres-
sure to expand John
Wayne if it is the only
game in town.•
G.oing · tfie .
·eXtramzle an rv needle into his leg that fed him med1-.
cine overnight. Doctors have since changed
his treatment to a single 72-hour do e once
Much is at stake m
the Herculean battle
over Measure F. If
passed, the irut:Jative
would require two•
Uu.rds voter approval
for new airports, haz-
ardous waste land-
fills and jails.
Christian
Science leader
Jon Harder
says churches
should try to
unite county
residents.
See stOf'}',
Page 4. a week. Tony Dilorenzo will hike thousands of miles up the West Coast
to raise money and awareness to fight his brother's illness
The drug, Desferal, helps control the
amoun5 of toxic Lron pumped mto hls body
from his blood.transfusions. Without the
medication, Paul's liver would stop workmg
More explicitly, the measure reads
that any phyStcal expansion and change
m operations at any eXlSl:Jng d.ll'pOrt
must be subjected to the same formula Andrew Gl•zer
DAllY PILOT
H e'll walk thousands of mtles, chmb
mountains and cross deserts for his
little brother. Llterdily.
Crest Trail -a tuke that will take him more
than four months to complete -to raise
money and awarene s to fight thalassemia.
d rare and fatal Ulhented blood disease.
It wasn't always easy to convmce hun to
stick the long needle mto hts leg for I 0
hottrs a day.
"When r was a lod, I'd be running
around my house trying to gel awdy from
my parents and brother," Paul said. "They
would have lo hold me down.•
San Francisco land-u e attorney
Richard Jacobs. who wrote the measure,
said it would be hypocntical to reqwre a
two-thirds ma1ority lo dpprove an au-
port at El,loro and not for John Wayne
"•M y body's going to take a beating." said
26-year-old Costa M esa resident Tony
DiLorenzo, an avid hiker.
His younger brother, Patti Dilorenzo,
was diagnosed·with the disease when he
was just a year old.
, Those suffering from thalassenua have
an irregular amount of red blood cells -
cells that carry oxygen throughout the body.
"It still chokes me up,· said Tony
DiLorenzo. ·1 really want to give bdck to my
"Part ot the t.lu.nkmg was thdt we
have to be consIStenl, • he sdld "The
mtent was not only to protect dues
around El Toro, but also around John
Wayne. The measure does give them the
protection they don't have right now.· "But I'll be focusing on why I'm doing
this. It's not personal anymore.·
brother.· .
With his hike. which will take him
DiLorenzo will be walking up the Pacific
Without medicdtion and regular blood
transfusions, severe thalassemia sllfferers SEE HIKE PAGE 8
. :•
A childhood hero encountered
I t was Jttne 1966. I was 12
' years old. ·
M y family was vacation-
ing for two weeks on the
South Shore of Lake Tahoe.
There was boating, swim-
ming, hilting and horseback
riding -everything a kid
would want to do.
But first things first.
Each morning at the
crack of dawn I walked to
the general store to buy a
newspaper. Heading
straight to the sports sec-
tion, I'd look tq see what
was happening.
This particular week
Arnold f>almer was winning
the U.S. Open at the
·72
HOUIS
A quick
guide to the
weekm d
Tom Johnson
NOH BOOK
Olympic
Club in
Sa'ii Fran-
cisco. As a
young
golfer, I
loved
Arnold
Palmer.
O n the
M onday
morning
following .
the final ·
round, I
remember running to the
store. The new s, however,
shocked me. It was like
the Kennedy assassination:
I'll always remember
·-
where 1 was.
Palmer had blown a sev·
en-shot lead on the final
nine holes and was caught
and ued by Billy Casper. I
cned on that walk.back lo
the cabin.
Palmer lost the next day
man 18-hole playoff.
Fast forward to t 978: I'm
selling radio advertising in
the Palm Springs market. I
also do a live sports show
each w eekday evening. On
this particular week, I:m
covering the Bob Hope
Desert Classic with live
updates from the media
SEE NOTEBOOK PAGE 8
DIAMONDS AND Plit\Rl.S: The Orange County Fair and Exposition
Center will hold a gem, jewelry and bead show from noon to 7 p.m.
Friday in Building 12 at the fairgrounds, 88 Fair Otive, Costa Mew.
Admission is S3 to S4. For m<>t'e Information, call (760) 747-9215.
TYING 11tE KN<n' (OR NOT): EJ. Grtff, tuthor of the book • ·~t
Is ~rrlage For?" will spHk at Barnes a Noble M9tro Pointe at 2
p.m. SatunMy. Graff wtH dilcuss changing notions of rNrriage
through history and will give her views on Proposition 22. l¥nes a
Noble MW<> Polnut Is at 9011 South Coast Ortve. ~ 1:;.o, Costa .
Mew. For more Information. c.ll (714) ~26.
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MID ON THI Tll
TODAY
~
Senior
OMSk,
fint raund
Tee tunes start
at 8:30 a.m.; ESPN coverage
from hoon to 2 p.m.
"9gants P'olrtt Senior o.y
Seruors age 60 and older
can purchase tickets at
admission gates for the
discount price of S 10,
courtesy of Regents Poinl.
SATURDAY
...... Senior a..k.
~round
Tee times start at 8:30 a.m.;
ESPN cover age from 3 to
4:l0p.m.
SEE JWA PAGE 7
INSIDE SPOlfS
Who et5e. but AmoW
hlrMrl "The King" JOln5 the
Toshiba fiekl fOf' the first time
and is~ as USUll, to
attract the huge gallefy
known as Amie's Atrrry Also
featured Is the SenlOf PGA
Tours C\lmYlt money IHdef. .,_.. ......... considef'ed
~ of the flVOMes ais the
54-hole tournament begins
today ........ ,. Md ,,
lllHID THI SCINIS
T~y. the Pilot profiles
COW1ney llMry. chaimw1n
ot operations fof the
Pro-am portion of the
tourNmenl ..... I
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Alex Coolman
DAILY PILOT
T hrough the static, he could
almost hear Michael Jackson.
He could barely hear Lionel
Richie's soulful croon or Stevie Won-
der's wailing harmonica.
It was only when the weather was
dear and the radio signals could arc
unimpeded through the sky that
Arturo Sandoval could tune in the
Florida radio stations on ~ r~eiver
in Havana. ,
And when t.He weather was poor,
Sandoval couldn't bear America any-
more . He was stuck in Cuba without
radio contact. Isolated . ·
"That was the only way we had to
listen to what was going on,• said the
acclaimed jazz trumpe ter. •w e had so
many problems to ge tting access to
what was going on in the rest of the
world." But just as music gave San-
doval his introduction to America,
music eventually became his ticket
into the c0'1Jltry.
Sandoval, who com~s to the
Orange County Performing Arts Cen-.
te r tonight through Sunday, visited
the U.S. for the lirst time in 1978, with
his fusion band lra kere.
It was an auspicious introduction:
The band came to play at Carnegie
Hall in New York City.
"The hotel was just across the
street, the ~bury,• he recalled.
"That's one of the biggest impressions
uf my We. We couldn't even imagine
we were going to be so lucky.•
For Sandoval, Carnegie Hall was
just the beginning.
The player known for his
indomitable energy and his finesse
with the high notes went on to be
named C uba's Best Instrumentalist
from 1982 to 1984, releasing a num-
ber of successful solo records and pil-
ing up a dozen Grammy nominations.
Sandoval also struck a friends hip
and working relationship with leg-
endary bebop trumpeter Dizzy Gille-
spie, who died in 1993. The two met
in 1977, when Gillespie stopped in
Havana for 48 hours during a jazz.
cruise.
·we played together, and from
then on I started playing with him,"
Sandoval remembered. •
The pair of trumpeters seemed to
have an immediate chemistry in their
relationship, he said. ·w e connected
like we met all our lives. I felt so great
an admiration and respect for him even
before I met him. I was in heaven.·
Thirteen years later, the friendship
took an importapt tum, when Gille-
spie and Sandoval walked together
into the American Embassy in Rome.
With Gillespie at his side, San-
doval asked for political asylwn.
"That's a big step, you know,·
St. Paul orpestra
to play at ~~e Center
The St. Pa ul Chamber Orches-
tra, which is celebrating its 40th
anruveI'S8J'}' season, will perform at
8 p .m. March 10 in the Orange
County Performing Arts Center's TtromHall Nter the direction of Hogh
Wolff, the orchestra's principal
oooductor, the concert will sbow-
cue the talents of the Grammy
Award-winning group.
With Andrew Wattl at piano;
the performance will include
Beeth,oven's •Piano Concerto No. 1
Dai~Pilot
VOL M. NO. 54
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·o..sATUIDIY ' I
Newport Beach International Film Festival
In~ Dmbook, ewnt' wilt lndude feature includes a segment about
l8lm Gut the MW New-fllms, shorts ..t docu-Newport Beach's Arny
port Belctt ~ mentMies, lnduding Biehl, vi/ho was killed in ·.· Film FestMI set to b9gir'I •Long Nighrs Journey South Africa while helping
M.th 30. The eight~ Into the ~ • wfiich with voter registration.
f YI
ARTURO
SANDOVAL
•WI-=
Orange County
Perf onning
Arts Center's
Founders Hall,
600 Town Cen-
ter Drive, Costa
Mesa
• WHEN: 7:30
and 9:30 p.m.
today and Sat-
urday, and 1
p.m. Sunday
.• HOWMUCH:
Tickets: S42 for
performances
at 1and7:30
p.m., $36 for
9:30 perfor-
mance • PHONE:.
(714) 740-7878
Arturo
Sandoval
HJ'riz playing music for 40
years. The first 30 years, 1 was
having a l ot of problems to get
my m usic in clubs. For any
little Qtings I achieve in my life,
you hcive to tigh t very hard." .
Arturo Sandoval
Sandoval said. ·1 was moving out of
my country forever and never was
able to come back." The sight of the
famous musicians wowed the con-
sulate staff. and it wasn't long before
Sandoval was established in a small
apartment in Miami. In retrospect. he
said, the move made all the differ-
. ence for his career. In Cuba, it was
difficult to gamer the recognition he
felt he. deserved. ·
"I'm playing music for 40 years.
The first 30 years, I was having a lot
of.problems to get my music in clubs.
For any little things I achieve in my
We, you have to fight very hard.•
Though a handful of Cuban musi-
. clans Have recently achieved promi-
nence in connection with the film
arid ·record of "The Buena Vista
Social Club,• Sandoval says the gen-
eral fate of the players in his c6untry
has been bleak.
HI'm very happy for those people,
the Buena Vistas or whatever they
call them, H Sandoval' said.
But most musicians don't have the
chance to become movie stars, and
their lives suffer in a climate of
neglect.
Cuba's political isolation, Sandoval
believes, has had serious conse-
quences on the musicians' ability to
. make a living with their music, or be
remembered for their talent.
""It's such a big group or great
Cuban musicians who passed away,
and nobody knew who they were.•
Had he stayed in Havana, San-
doval confirmed, a similar fate would
probably have awaited him.
"I have no doubts at all,• he said.
HYou need some support. You need a
record label. You l'\eed a manager.
· Maybe I would have been one of
those Buena VISta guys. Maybe that
would be my opportunity. But I'd
have bad to wait another 10 years,
and l didn't want to do it.•
Doily Pilot
,' r CHECK IT OUT '
,--,Lighten upJwith funny
·.: · takes ~tfn. the times .
I f you're bogged down by
ballot measures and con-
fused by candidates, it
may be time for a little levity,
with social satire from New-
port libraries.
You can read about the
dramatic rise and dizzying
fall of Al Franken , author of
"I'm
Good
Enough,
I'm
Smart
Enough,
and
Doggone
It, Peo-
ple Uke
Me," in .Why
Not ( .
Me," a n otous sendup of
presidential politics in which
the 44th presidential
wannabe makes h1s way to
the nation's highest office by
focusing relentlessly on ATM
fees. Not much in the ritual
of AIQerican campaigning
goes unscathed in this farci-
cal account of our election
process.
Equally unsparing in its
political skewering is ·u the
Gods Had Meut Us to Vote
They'd Have Glve11 Us Can-
did.ates," by equal opportuni-
ty muckraker·Jjm Hightower.
Based on the p remise that
Washington 's worst night-
mare is an informed citizenry,
this laug h-out-loud political
commen-
taiy ulti-
mately
urges us
to reclaim
the reins
or our
democrat-
ic destiny.
In her
"Greet-
ings from
.the IJn-
.... .. u-.
Sitcom
Life;.,-=.,
coln Bedroom," syndicated
columnist.Arianna H uffing-
ton gives readers a sidesplit-
ting account of a fictional
stay at the Clinton White
House, during which she
gets her soundest advice
from Socks, the First Cat.
While she again pokes fun at
the American Political scene
in her newest diatribe, sub-
versively titled "How to
Overthrow the Govern-
ment." she also provides a
list of serious sell-help reme-•
dies -from family vofun-
teertsm to writing letters lo
Congress.
"Stick with your friends"
is the simple message of
•sttcldn': The Cue for Loy-
alty,• by political strategist
Jim Carville. In addition lo
an amusing take on Wash -
ington turncoats, the colorful
Ragin' Cajun offe.rs thoughts
on loyalty toward family,
friends, religion, political par-
ties and even brands in this
treatise about a principle he
finds sadly lacking j.rr con-
temporary times.
You can look at the last
100 years like you've never
seen them before in "Our
Dumb Century," a collection
of faux journalism from •The
Onion," the Madison, Wis.-
based newspaper that prides
itself on misinforming half a
million
readers a
week
with
hilarious
social
spoofs.
For a
sure-fire
antidote
to
stuffed-
shirt
reporting, don't miss this
National Lampoon-style per-
spective on the march of his-
tory from 1900 to the present.
U your whole existen~e is
just loo serious and you'd
like to revisit simpler times,
check out "How to Uve a
Sitcom Ufe,"' a tongue-in·
cheek guidebook to achiev-
ing your desired lifestyle
using television personalities
as role models. Filled with
helpful hints for such domes-
tic issues as choosing a car.
buying clothes ~oaring for
a pet, this new m"'"ume is
served up with razor sharp
wit by.self-professed TV
junkie Mark Bennett, who
manages to find savvy solu-
tions for dozens of everyday
. dilemmas in classic sitcom
scenarios.
• otECK fT OUT is written by the
staff of the Newport Beach Publk
Library. This week's column is by
Melissa Adams, in collaboration
with JOne Pilsitz.
F
tar~ •
in C for Piano,
Opus 15• and
"Symphony No.
t inC, Opus 21..
lllEFLY IN DITEIOOI
OCC orchestra plans
third concert of season
The Orange Coast College
Symphony Orchestra will pre-
sent a concert of works by
American composer Aaron Cop-
land and Russian composer Dim:
itrl Shostakovich at 7:30 p .m.'
March 12.
After iDtem ....,., tbe 01daeltia
will pllfaaD Sbaltalrovk:b'I ·s,m-
pbany No. s. • nae caoomt 11 t11e
third al the tjmpbany'l 381l .. -
IOll.
Orange Coast College's Robert B.
Moare Tbeetre.
Best known for the tune •Tom
Dooley,• tbe folksy trio began in
Palo Alto tn 1957. In three-part
balmony, tbe group includes
...,hetl George Grove, Bob
Haworth and Bob Shane. .. .... .
Ane w work
by Michael
Daugherty,
•sunset Strip,"
also will be per-
formed. ~agb Wolff • 11ckets to the
concert are $35
and S«. The Center is at 600
1bwn Center Drive, Col1a Mesa.
For tickets and more Informa-
tion. call (714) 740-7878.
Directed by Alan Remin9ton.
the symphcmy Wlll begin wttb tbe
four epilodel from Copland'•
•Rodeo": •Buckaroo Holiday,"
"Chorale Nocturne,• "Saturday
Night wa1tz• and "Howdown.•
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CCJlta MeN. Par ticbla GI' ...
iDfOimatlan. cd (714) 432 ....
Klnpton Trio
to appear ai OCC
At the Sunday concert, the
~will perform such songs u 1bree Jolly Coachmen,• •Early
Maming Rain,• •Scotch and
Soda• and •Tum Dooley.•
11cketl ere 129 in advance, S33
• .. door. .
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Doily Pilot Friday, Morch 3, 2000 3
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Not sure how to vote? Read your hitndbook Partner of shooting
We might as well. Every-. good thing, considering there McCain and George W. Bush, • · • • o~e else ls. ~ are 21 of them on the ballot McCain said he was a victim .C,ound dead
th T~king about politics, Just make sure you vote for ·reformer• and then Bush said 1 ~ ·
at is. the ones that "help our kids• he was a •retom1~r with
Next Tuesday, as I strotlgly and vote against the ones that results.• Then McCain said he
suspect you are aware, is the "hurt our kids." was the "real refonner .• Is • Associate of James guilty to charges of conspiracy
and attempted murder. Police
said D'Saachs, a Los Angeles
business man. is suspected of
driving the getaway vebide
aftet the attempted slaying of
Riley, the chief executive offi-
cer at Biofem Inc., where Ford
was the director -of science.
TuCallforrua Primary. Super Whew, what a relief! How there a "real refonner with
esday. The Big One, easy is that? · results?" I Patrick Riley was a
suspect in crime and
want~d to avoid
trial; attorney says.
Our fellow Americans in Someone asked me recent-A: Call the Reform Patty.
this Mid_ 15 other states will ly how the same proposition • They're the reform experts. u
cast ~eu votes for the ~resi-Peter Buffa can ·~el~ our ki~· or "hurt you get their machine, it den~al wannabe of tberr / our kids, depending on means their delegates are hav-
.. cho1ce. They will also say •yes, COMMENTS & CURIOSITIES which side ls making the ing another fistfight. The only
please• or "no, thanJCs " to claim. \ reformer I know who'always Cl•ucli• Figueroa
DAllY·PILOT more initiatives than you can "Obviously, those are got results was a guy from the
shake a ballot al and ls an •outsider" and not • typos,• l explained. "People Inquisition Party named A man suspected in con:
nection with the shooting of a
Newport Beach business man
was found dead in his Irvine
home Thursday of an appar-
Riley was shot in the face
as he arrived•for work Mon-
day morning at his Irvine
Spectrum office. These days, people get •a politician.· I know this gets wouldn't be sleazy enough to "Torquemada.• He was very
uptight about voting. Don't a little confusing when people _use kids as a hot button for an results-oriented.
stress. It's easy. Just follow the who have been in office for issue that has nothing in the
"Peter B. Election Handbook" years condemn "the p<>liti· world to do with kids. The law
I gave you last time. cians" and the "insiders," but wouldn't allow it.•
First, set aside a few quiet just go with it. Speaking of questions, I'm
moments between now and Finally, check the pictures adding a brief FAQ section
Tuesday to look over the cam-carefully. Remember, those (Frequently Asked Questions)
paign mail from the candidates pictures are candid shots of a to the Peter B. Handbook this
and the 21 -yes, that's 21 as candidate in absolutely reaJ year:
in "twenty-one• -ballot ini-situations, so they tell you a
tiative campaigns. Every little lot about who someone really
thing you need to know can · is. At an absolute minimum,
be found somewhere in that there should be pictures of
mountain of glossy brochures. the candidate in a family
It's all true, every word. It photo, talking to kiqs, me~t-
. has to be. People can't just lie. ing with seniors, and talking
The law wouldn't allow it · with a cop. ·
The candidates? A no-Don't huny on this. It's very
brainer. U you're a Republican, important. Make a checklist
only vote for Republicans who that says "family," ".kids,•
are "proven tax fighters" and "seniors," "cops." In the
"tough on crime.• Don't waver "seniors• photo, the candiddle
on this. "Tax fighter" ls not should always be pointing at
enough. Make sure it says something on the table or on
"proven.• the wall. And the "cop" photo
Also, they have lo be "Rea-should show either the cop or
gan Republicans.· Anybody the candidate leaning on·a •
can be a Republican. But only police car.
very special Republicans who I know the photos can look
are highly qualified get to call phony, but remember, they're
themselves "Reagan Republi-not staged. The law wouldn't
cans.• allow it. · •
. If you're a Democrat, only Ballot initiatives used to be
vote for Democrats who will confusing, but now they're •
fight "for the people.• Also, really simple --which is a
Q[•There are 17 names on
my presidential ballot this
year. Who on Earth are all
those people?
A: It's called •democracy at
work.· U you want to be presi-
dent. being unqualified just
isn't good enough anymore.
You have to be wildly unquali-
fied. (See file under "Lyndon
LaRouche" and "Donald
Trump").
Q: Both John McCain and
George W. Bush deny any
mudslinging and are disgusted
witb negative campaigning.
So who's sending out all the
sleazy phone bank messages?
A: Obviously, neither of
them. They both deny it. And
besides, the law wouldn't
allow it. Saddam Hussein
~aybe.
Q : Speaking of John
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health care" (good). That one
is really important. It ·means
every man, woman and child
in the country gets lifetime
health care. But here's the
amazing part ... they get it for
free! Nobo<iy pays for it.
Nobody. How cool is that?
Regardless of party affilia-
tion, make absolutely, positive-
ly certain that your candidate
will fight "special interests"
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Q: What the heck is the
"Natural Law" party? ,
A: I think it's the m0st inter-
esting development in Ameri-
can politics in years. I'll let
Sharon Miles, a •Natural
Law" candidate in the 48th
Congressional District explain
it: "From the perspective of .
natural law, which governs
everything in the universe per-
fectly and without a problem, '
there is no confusion or hesita-
tion.· Well, OK then! (See file
under "Lyndon LaRoucbe"
and "Donald Trump•).
So there you have it. Vote
early and often. Just follow
your Handbook and you'll do
fine. l gotta go.
• PETER BUffA is a former Costa
Mesa mayor. His column runs Fridays.
He can be reached via e-mail at
Ptr840aol.com .
ent suicide. .
The body of Dr. Larry Ford,
• a partner of James Patrick
Riley, who was shot through
the cheek Mongay in Irvine,
was discovered Thursday
afternoon by his wife in the
couple's Irvine home, authori-
ties said.
Ford's attorney, Stephen
Klarich, sald his client was at
his office early that afternoon
to discuss the possibility of
Ford being arrested.
Klarich said Ford left his
office at 12:30 p.m.
"Police were on)y l~king
at Ford as both a witness and a
suspect in the CJir!le, • Klarich
explained. "He said he didn't
want to put his family th.rough
the trauma of a trial.·
Dino D'Saachs, • 56, on
. Wednesday .pleaded not
Police searched Ford's res-
idence Wednesday al"ld found
. substantial evidence indicat-
ing lus involvement in a con-'
spiracy to kill Riley. Lnvestiga-'
tors said D'Saachs had known
Ford for 15 years.
Prosecutors speculated that
the incident was a conspiracy
between three assailants to
assassinate Riley for finandal
gain. ,
"We're not sure lf Ford's
death is in connection to filing
the case on Wednesday,· said lrvine police Lt. Sam Allevato.
Riley and Ford were bu5i-
n~ss partners for about 12
years and their "relationship
was good,· said Klanch.
Riley was released Wednes-
day from Mission Hospital
Regional Medical Center. Alle-
vato said police do not know il
Ford made contact with Riley
before his death. said Allevato.
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TODAY
lbe Newport Harbor Area
Chamber of Commerce will
· hold a Chie( Executive Offi-
cer Round Thble from 7:30
a.m. to noon at Berghell Assoe
. dates, 500 Newpqrt Center
Drive, Suite 620, Newport
Beach. The $100-per-person
meeting is designed to give
CEOs an environment where
they may speak with fellow
executives With similar con-
cerns. For more information,
call (949) 729-400. ..
lbe Orange County Fair and
,. Exposition Center will kick
off a three-day gem. jewelry
and bead show from noon to 7
p .m. The show continues
from 10 a.rn. to 7 p.m. Satur-
day and 10 a.m. to 5 p .m.
Sunday in the fairground's
Building 12, 88 Fair Drive,
Costa Mesa. Admission is $3
to $4. For more infonnation.
call(760)747-9215.
Sean Cox, a member of Union Local 803, matches in protest of the use of nonunion workers
employed by Covi Concrete Construction Inc. at a job site in Newport Center. Hundreds of union
workers gathered Thursday for the latest in a series of protests against the company's hiring
policy.
The Jewish Community Cen-
ter of Orange County will
begin a three-week series of
Kinderclub special events for
Purim from 3:45 to 4:45 p.m.
to<lay, and continuing March
10 and 17. The series is $30
for JCC members, $35 for
nonmembers. The center is at
350 East Baker-St.,· Costa
Mesa. For more information,
call (71 4) 755-0340. ~~ Plumbing, Heating
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The Exchange Club of New-
port Haroor will bold a talent
contest at 6:30 p.m. in the
Oasis Senior Center, 5th and
Marguerite avenues in Coro-
na del Mar. There will be
three age groups·for contes-
tants, and the winner of each
will be awarded a plaque. For
more information, call (949)
673-8701..
Orange C.oast College will
present •Africa Camera
Safari,· the sixth program in
its series of •Armchair
Adventures,• at 7 p.m. Clint
Denn, an actor, writer and
cameraman, will sliow films
of game preserves in eastern
Africa and a visit to Tanza-
nia's Ngorongoro Crater. The
cost is $7 to $9. Orange Coast
College is at 2701 Fairview
Road, Costa Mesa. For more
infonnation, call (714) 432-
5880.
AdopUon professionals will
lead a round-table discussion
on adoption at 7 p.m. at St.
Andrew's Presbyterian
Church, 600 St. Andrew's
Road, Newport Beach. The
free event is geared for peo-
ple curious about adopting a
child and people whose lives
have been touched by adop-
tion. 'For more information,
call (949) 631-2880.
SATURDAY·
Roger's Gardens will present
a seminar on rose care with
Stu Span, Roger's rosarian, at
8:30 a.m. The seminar will
cover choosing roses for
appropriate areas, eliminat-
ing diseases and destructive
insects, and keeping roses
healthy through the seasons.
The nursery is at 2301 San
Joaquin Hills Road, Corona
Please join us for a free hour of insight into healing
confliccs thac divide our Orange-County community.
Learn how issues can be' resolved through love and
prayer. This lecture will be given by Jon Harder, ·
C.S.B. a member of the Christian Science Board of
Lectureship, from Cape Porpoise, Ma.inc. Mr. Harder
wilJ share thoughts from the Bible and Science and
Health that offer tools to heal disharmony.
Thit lecrutt is IPOmottd by Second Cbwch of Oariat, Scinac•. Newpon Bach. -l'lew call (9'9) 644·2'17 fOr mott ~
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10100 Lm.
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del Mar. For more informa-
tion, call (949) 721-2.100, ext.
569.
ne 1.atest Tblng_ Metapb,:-
ca1 Bookstore will hold a
"mind, body and sou1· fair
from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The
event will feature free face-
painting for kids, food and
supplement sensitivity test-
ing, Cbak.ra, alµ'a and goal
balancing, and much more.
The store is at 270 East 17t,h
St., Costa Mesa. For more
information, call (9'49) 645-
6211. . ,\
E.J. Graff, author of !'What ls
Marriage For?" will speak at
Barnes & Nobie Metro Pointe
at 2 p.m. Graff will discuss
changing notions of marriage
through history and.give her
views on Proposition 22, the
Knight Initiative. The book-
store Is at 901-B South Coast
Drive, Suite 150, Costa Mesa.
For more information, call
(714) 444-0226 ..
lbe Council on Amertcan-
lslamic Relations will pre-
sent an . .Arab and Muslim
Ameiican Porum' from 6 to 8
p .m. The forum will ieature
Jim Zogby, president of the
Arab American Institute,
and other speakers who will ·
di.scuss issues. 'such as· dis,
criminatory profiling and the
use of economic ~anctions.
The event is free and
refreshments will be served
at the Westin South Coast .
Plaza Hotel, 686 Anton
Blvd., Costa Mesa. For more
information, call (714) 776-
1847.
Corona del Mar High
School's PTA will hold its
•Grad Night 2000 Parent Par-
ty• from 6 to 9 p.m. at Glab-
man'.s Furniture & Interior
Design, 3089 Bristol St., Costa
Mesa. Tickets are $25. (949)
515-6000.
The Junior· League of
Orange County will hold its
sixt}l annual "Monte Carlo
Night• at 6:30 p.m. at The
Clubhouse, a new restaurant
in South Coast Plaza, Costa
Mesa. The fund-raising
event, which benefits chil-
dren's programs, will fea-
ture casino-style gambling, ·a
silent auction and a· band.
Tickets are $50. For more
information, call (949) 263·
3785.
SUNDAY
Ufellne ChlropracUc will
host a health fair and com-
munity appreciation day
from 10 a .m .. to 1 p.m. with
osteoporosis screening,
blood-pressure checks, mas-
sages and much more. The
office is at 3010-B Harbor
Blvd., Costa Mesa. For more
information, call (714) ~62-
2142.
University Synagogue will
present •Art and Choco-
late,• a fine art and craft
show and sale, from 10 a.m.
to 4 p.m, at the Jewish Fed-
eration Campus, 250 E. Bak-
er St., Costa Mesa. The
event will feature jewelry,
ceramics, glass, fiber, sculp·
ture, painting and more. For
more in.formation, call (949)
631-3248.
MONDAY
PrevenUon Plus will otter
affordable ultrasQund testing
for stroke, vascular disease
and osteoporosis, by appoint-
m.ent sta.rtt.ng at 9 a.m. at
Newport-Mesa Cbriltian
Center, 2599 Newport Blvd.,
Costa Mesa. Por more infor·
mation. call (800) 795-1·743.
Coutllne Coumellng Center
of Newport Beach wW hold a
free lecture on •ADD
Overview• at 7 p.m. The
event will give participants
general information about
symptoma, diagnosis and
treatment of Attention Deficit
Disorder. lbe center ls at
1200 ~ Suite 105, New-
port Beach. For more infor-
mation, call (949) 476-0991.
A. Gnet DedilODI .U.C.-
llOD of •lbe Buro'I Cbal-
le~e to the DolJar• wW be
led by Stan Bvam from 7:30
to 9 p.m. at St. Mark Presby·
terian Cb~, 2100 Mar
Vista, N.wport Beach. The
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TUESDAY
The Newport Hills Garden
Club will celebrate Arbor Day
at the Environmental Nature
enter, 1601 16th St., New-
. port Beach. Bring a brown
bag lunch for a picnic under '
the trees. Poi more informa-
tion, call (949) 830-7130. •
Mother's Market will present
a free seminar, •Why We Get
Sick, and What Vk c;an Do to
.. .. -~ AROUND TOWN
Stay Well,• Crom 6:30 to 7:30
p.m. in its patio cafe. The
market is at 225 East 17th St.,
Costa Mesa. For more infor-
mation, call (800) 595-
MOMS. (595-6067)
The Jewish Peder11Uon
Young Business & Profession-
als group will hold an after!
work mixer for singles and
married couples ages 25 to 45
al 6:30 p.m. at Classic a, 4250
Martingale Way.. Newport
Beach. The cost is $10 in
advance or $15 at the door.
For more information, call
(714) 755-5555. ext. 225.
28. The fee is $15 per session.
The center is at 1501 Superior
Ave., Suite 202, Newport
Beach. For more information,
call (949) '548-0885, ext. 6,
The Center tor Leaming and
Behavioral Solutions will pre-ONGOING
sent a four-week cours·e. A women's therapy s\Q)port
starting Tuesday with D{. group meets to discuss rela-
Shirin Ansari, on "Tools and tionsl').ip issues at 6:30 p.m.
Strategies for parents of clril-Tuesdays at 1151 Dove St.,
dren with Leaming Difiicul-No. 105, Newport Beach. For
ties." Classes will meet from more information, call Bar-
6:30 to 8 p.m. through March · bara at (949) 261~8003.
Neighboihood
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AMERICAN
THE ARCHES
3334 West Coast Hwy
Newport Beach
(949) 645-7077
THE CLUBHOUSE
South Coo.st Plaza
Bristol St @ 405
Costa Mesa
(71 4) 708-2582'
LA CAVE
1695 Irvine Avenue
·Costa Mesa
(949) 646-7944
NEWPORT R1B COMPANY
2196 Harbor Blvd
Costa Mesa
(949) 631 ·21 10
YANKEE TAVERN
333 BayslOe Dr
Newport Beach
(949) 675-533-3-
ZUBIES CHICKEN COOP
414 Old Newport BIVd
Newpcrt Beach
(949) 645-6086
BREWERY /TAVERNS/BARS
OURTY NELLY'S
2915 Redhlll Av.e
Costa Mesa •
(71 4)957-1951
GOATHILl TAVERN
1830 Newport Blvd
Costa Mesa
(949) 548-8428
NEWPORT BEACH
BREWlNGCO.
2920 Newport Blvd
Newport Beach
(949) 675-8449
OCEANFRONT
BAR6 GRILl .
105 Main St
Balboa
(949) 675-7382
RUDY'S BAR a GRILL
3110 Newport Blvd
Newport Beach
(~49) 723-0'293
THE YARDHOUSE
Harbor Blvd at
Triangle Square
Costa Mesa
(949) 642-0)9()
FINE D INING
BAYSIDE
900 Bayside Drive
Newport Beach
(949) 721-1222 •
www.baysiderestaurant.com
Bl STANGO
l 9 l 00 Von Karman Ave
Irvine
(949) 752-5222
www.blstongo.com
FRENCH
FOURCHETTE
704 E. Bo1QAo Blvd
Balboa
(949) 673-3263 .
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HYAn llVINE
1.7900 Jombotee Rd
IMne
(949) 975-1234
HYATT NEWPOITIR
1107 ..JombOfee Rd
Newport Beach
(949) 729-1234
Ir l 1 ,\' •
IOW.KHYIB
16i1 w. Su*' ...... ,.,.
Serita Nto
(714) 436-1010
IRISH
DUR1Y NELlY'S
2915 Redhlll Ave
Costa M esa
(714) 957-1951 "
JAPANESE
AMA CHI
2675 lrvlne Ave
Costa Meso
(949) 645-5518
BENIHANA
4250 Birch St
Newport Beach
(949) 955-0822
TEN SUSHI a SEAFOOD
580 Anton Blvd
Costa Mesa
(714) 42.4~9010
MEXICAN
AvttA'S El RANCHITO
2101 etocentia Ave
Costa Mesa
(949) 642· 1 l 4f
MARGARITAVILLE
2332 W. Coast Hwy
Newport Beoch
(949) 631-8220
Ml CASA
296 E. 17th St
Costa Meso ·
(949) 645-7626
•
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CARMELO'S
3520 E. Coast Hwy
Corona del Mor
(949) 675-1922
flNBAR'S
·.
901 South Coast Ortve
Costa Meso
(7 14) 641 -300)
NICK'S RJSTORANTE
2300 Harbor Blvd
Costa Mesa
(949) 722-7566
SABATINO'S
251 Shipyard Woy
Newpcrt Beach
(949) 723-0621
SCAMPI TRATTORIA
l 576 Newport Blvd
Newport Beach
(949) 645-8560
VILLANOVA
3131 W. Coast Hwy
Newport Beach
(949) 642-7880
MFDITE RRANEAN
CAFFE PANINI . -2530 W. Coast Hwy Newport Beach •
(949) 650-0101
CORRADO
lCXX> Brtstol Street North
Newport Beach
(949) 252-9396
MoROC1__'AN
MARRAKESH
1976 Newport Blvd
Costa Mesa
(949) 645--8384
ILIZAll1H HOWAID
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690 Ei Camino Real
Tustin
(714) 838-1540
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Book Store needs to replenish Ave. For more informat.Jon.
its book stock. Patrons .are call (949) 759-9667. • •
urged to bring in unwanted
book W"th th e ti f The Newport Beach New -s. 1 e xcep on ° comers Club meets dt 'to a.m . law books or magaziries, all ,
donations _ hardcover and the third Wednesday of each month at different homes. The paperback -are welcome group of about 100 women go
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Books may be left at any of . bridge and more. The group
the three branch libraries -also holds several evening
Balboa. Mariners or Corona parties. For more ulfonndbon •• 1 del Mar. They can also be left call (949) 854-4501.
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6 Friday. Morch 3, 2000
. Beloved . teacher tnemorialized
•A palm tree is
dedicated and award
created in memory
of Estancia High
educator Tom Fisher.
Danette Goulet
DAILY PILOT
•
' COSTA MESA ~ ln a qui-•
e.t yet emotional c~remony
Thursday, students, faculty,
administrators and family
members paid homage to•
Tom Fisher, the Estancia High
School science teacher who
passed away in November.
For 33 years, Fn;her dedi-
cated his life to the students
of Estancia, who remembered
him for his caring demeanor,
encouragement and sense of
humor.
"He was always there
when you needed some-
thing,· said junior Charity
Magsig, who was brought to
tears during the dedication
ceremony. "He was_always
Cdring about students. He
would talk to us and share his
personal thoughts.•
The 61-year-old biology
teacher died of a heart attack
Nov. 22 in the very classroom
in which he dedicoted his life
to leaching.
MARIANNA DAY MASSEY I DAILY PILOT
Estancia High Scbool held a memorlal service Thunday for the late Tom Fisher. Froin
left, Fisher's son-In-law Don Johnston, daughter Ann Johnston and Wife Ginny Fisher
listen to students' shared me mories. ·
Fisher was reme mbered
Thursday with the . .planting
and dedication of a Hawaiian
Palm, which wos placed in
lhe school's science wing
where he toughl.
Aside from being an
involved teacher, FLSher was
an active coach at Estancia
for years. He spent 15 years
as the head coach for track
and field and nearly 20 as the
freshman football coach.
For that reason, the school
has also created the Tom
Fisher Memorial Award for
Outstanding Excellence in
the Areas or Science and Ath-
letics. Each year, the name of
a senior who has excelled in
these areas will be inscribed
on a special plaque.
Although they asked lo be
left to grieve in November,
Fisher's family attended the
dedication ceremony to thank
the school community for all
of their letters and support.
"We're honored by the
presentations of the tributes
to' my father,"· said Fisher's
daughter, Ann Johnston.
Anthony Fisher, Tom Fish-
er's twin brother and the per-
son who knew him longest,
addressed students and fac·
ulty, regaling them with sto-
ries about 'his brother's
youth~
Wayne Kraiss, president of
Vanguard University and the
father of two sons who were
once students of Fisher's, also
remembered the teacher at
the ceremony.
•He always believed in
(students) -be was an
encourager,· Kraiss said.
Although Kraiss' son
roc,med the halls of Estancia
years ago, his sentime nt
proved true with current stu-
dents as well.
"He pushed us to do things
When you need to know ...
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I would otherwise never do,•
said 16-year-old student
Desiree Hardy. "When I took
-bis class, he was asking peo-
ple to take the Golden State
Exam -I ended up getting
honor5. I never would have
thought of doing it.•
With the exception of his
first three years, Fisher spent
his entire teaching career at
Estancia -he was there
since the day it opened.
"Tom Fisher served this •
school. but he served Utis
community and we're all the
richer because he came to
Estancia," Kraiss said.
lllEFLY
· 111 THE NEWS
New playgrounds
for Newport park
The city will replace
equipment on both play-
grounds at West Newport
Park in order to comply
with the Americans with
Disabilities Act and safety
requirements. .
Andrea McGuire. seruor
recreation manag~r. s~d
the city would UJce to get
new equipment for
preschool children at .West .
Newport Park North and
schoolchildren at West
Newport Park South.
Current safety regula-
tions require separate play
equipment for toddlers and
older kids. Unfortunately,
both playg~unds are too
small to comply with the
regulations, so the park will
·be split. One will be
replaced this year and the
other next year.
The public is invited to
offer input regarding the
replacement of the play-
ground facilities at the next
Parks, Beaches & Recreation
Commission meeting Tues-
day. • " ·
"(They can suggest] any-
thing, ·like which play-
ground is better for the dil-
fer:ent age. groups,"
,McGuire ~aid. "They can
give us · input on types of
~pment if they want to."
VOLUNTE~R
DIRECTORY
• VOUINIEER DIRECTORY runs
periodically in the Daily Pilot on a
Fotating basis. If you'd like infOf·
mation on adding your organiza·
tion to this list, call (949) 574-4228.
SEXUAL ASSAULT
VICTIM SERVICES OF
ORANGE COUNTY
Volunteers· are needed to
provide assistance on the
crisis hotline and at the hos-
pital. There is a special need
for bilingual and bicultural
volunteers. For more infor-
mation, call (949) 756-0677.
· Doily Pilot
The commission will
take public input at its
Tuesday meeting, which
starts at 1 p.m. in City Hall,
3300 Newport. Blvd.
Newport wins
engineering award
The city received an .
honorable mention for its
engineering on the
MacArthur Boulevard
wideniiig and realignment
project.
The recognition was part
ot an Engineering. Rroject
Achievement Award pre-
sented by the Orange
County Engineering Coun-
cil on Feb. 26. Don Webb,
Public Works Director,
accepted the award on ~e
city's behalf. .
The project was to widen
the existing roadway to
accommodate more vehi-
cles. The city was careful
with the construction tn
order to maintain smooth
traffic flow and have a min-
imum imp0sition to tourists
and holiday shoppers. The
area accommodates nearly
50,000 vehic;les per day.
The city worked with
consultant Robert Bean,
William Frost and Associ-
ates to improve 9cean
views and overall project
aesthetics with the use of
contour grading and_ native
landscaping.
·-Noaki Schwartz
COSTA MESA
OVIC PLAYHOUSE
The playhouse needs vol-
itnteers for ushering, back-
stage, mailings. typing,
lights and many other
duties. Jltor more infonna·
tion,call(949)650-5269.
COSTA MESA
HISTORICAL SOOETY
The society collects infor·
mation, photos and artifacts
relating to the history ol
Costa Mesa and the harbor
area. Volunteers are need-
ed for clerical tasks, com-
puter input and help in the
library. For more informa-
tion, call (949) 631-5918.
,
.
•",
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JWA
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Local airport activists said
the measure's definition of
•expansion• will be left to
legal interpretation. Naughton
said the initiative doesn't pre-
clude the CQunty from expand-
,ing John Wayne because there ~ be a huge demand over
Volunteer >
DIRECTORY
COSTA MESA
LITERACY COUNCIL
The Costa Mesa 4teracy
Center nee"ds volunteer
tutors to teacn English as a
·second language. A. $30
materials fee provides.
everything needed to lead a
student through two skill
books. To register, or for
more information, call (949)
548-3384 or (949) 548-6584.
COSTA MESA
SENIOR CENTER
. '
the next · 10 to 20 years for
adciltional fllght:S in Orange
County. .
When a settlement agree-
ment·-which limits the nwn·
ber of fllghtS and passengers
out of John Wayne each year
-expires in 2005, Naughton
Qelieves Measvre F won't be
able to put lhi brakes on the
expansion.
The scenario could be
frightening, Naughton added.
If the measure passes, El Toro
abused, neglected and
abandoned children. Volun-
teers work one-on-one with
a child for three hours a
week. For more information,
call (714) 935-6124,
CRISIS ASSIS'MNCE
PROGRAM, INC.
TI1is nonprofit organization
is seeking volunteers for its
expanding trauma response·
pr~am. Volun~eers would
assist law enforcement, fire
fighters and emergency-
' type responders by provid-
' .
may not get off the ground.
Residents countywide could
form an alliance calling for a
larger-scale John Wayne.
It ·would leave Newport-
Mesa in the minorllf, stranded
on its own ix>litical island, he
said.
Political consultant Eileen
Padberg said the fuhlre of the
county's aiJJx>rt dilemma will
likely be decided in court.
Many observers expect the
measure will be contested, if
i,
I (949) 645-8489.
EXCHANGE aua otlLD
ABUSE PREVEN110N aNTER
Donate new school supplieS
or become a volunteer to
help children victimized by
child abuse. Volunteers
work with county referrals to
assist high-risk victims of
pa.rental dl').lg addiction.
Drop off supplies at the
Child Abuse Center Office
in Costa Mesa at 2482 New-
port Blvd., No. 7; or Union
Bank in Newport Beach, at
1090 Bayside O,rive. Call 1 (949) 722-1'107 for more
information.
The multipurpose senior ser-
-_ ~ ~ facility at the comer of
-· 19th Street and Pomona
ing emotional first aid and
support to injured or trau-
matized people. Other vol-
unteers would provide dis-
patch and office support. No
experience is necessary,
training will be provided.
For more information, call
(949) 588-1414.
FISH -HARBOR AREA INC.
Call 642-6060 to help
Friends in Service to
Humanity (FISH) assist with
the Mobile Meals program ·
and provide ongo~g emer-
gency assistance to those in
need. Both always seek vol-
unteer assistance in a vari-
ety of areas. ):or more infor-
mation, call (949) 645-8050.
..
Avenue seeks volunteers for
a vartety of ~sks. For more
information, call (949) 645-·
2356 between'9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
COSTA MESA
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Seniors age 55 and up are
being sought to help sta1f
the West Side substation.
Volunteers would be asked
tp work two fou!-hour day-
time shifts per week and
would be responsible for
answering phones, bicycle
registration, fingerprinting,
data entry and assist with
other citywide projects.
Bilingual seniors in Spanish
and English are also need-
ed. For an application ·or
more information, contact
Senior Volunteer Fred
Gaeckler at (114) 754-5208.
COURT-APPOINTED
SPEOAL ADVOCATES
Volunteers are needed to
-set'Ve as advocates for
"The history of
Christianity furnishes
sublime proofs of the
supporting influence
and protecting power
bestowed on man by
his heavenly Father"
-Science and
Health with Key to
· the Scriptures
by Mary Baker Eddy
DISPUTE RESOLUTION
SERVICES
Volunteer mediators, case
specialists and outreach
assistants needed to help .in
a vartety of mediation cases.
Bilingual language skills are
needed for office volunteers
and for mediators. For more
information, call (949) 250-
0488.
EASTER SEALS
Easter Seals needs volun-
teers for ongoing clerical
work· and to help in pro-
grams for children with dis-
abilities and in special
events. For more informa-
tion, call (714} 834-1111.
ENVIRONMENTAL
NATURE CENTER
Volunteer trail guides need-
ed lo help visitors learn
about their environment.
For more information, call
FRIENDS OF THE
NEWPORT BEACH LIBRARY
Volunteer"S--are-needed to
staff the usea book store
located just inside the
entrance of the central
libraiy. Volunteers must be
members of the Friends of
tbe Library and are asked to
work one three-hour shift
per month. For more infor-
mation, call (949) 759-9667.
GIRL SCOUTS
Girl Scouts of Orange Coun-
ty needs volunteers to be
trained as troop leaders,
serve on special committees
and give lectures, demon-
strations or classes. For more
infommtion, call {714) 979-
7900.
You 'J/re 9nuiled
7o a Celeb.ralion of I.be 7.5 /.£ 7/nniue.rsa.ry of
(firs/ G.bur.ch o/G.hrisl, dcienhsl, Xewpo.rl 23each
. '
c5..har.in!J 7SYea.rs o/C.burch Jfislory and
Gh'.rrslian Jfeaf.in!J in our CommunI(y
7/nd !7eal~rin!J an O.r!lan !J(ecilaf 6y
fl.acb 7/nckiese,
G.hu.roh and Conce.rl O.r<1an.isl _,
._ 1 d alurday, %arch 4, 2000
:J::JO .... .5:00 pm .in /he Church 7/udiloriu1n
330 J Via B;cfo; Xewpo.rl 23each, California
C.hu.rc¥, <:Sunday c5c£oof and9<earhn!l ~oom
Open Jfouse and7ours of C£urch 0<fijice, <:Sunday
c5cliool '2nd~eadr'n!J ~oom !7Je7Lnn1n7 al 2::JO p. m.:
!T<ecep/ion follow1n7 /he concerl.
Gli1fcl Care Jlrouiclecl'Jliroughoul Ifie ?lflernoon_
' .
Xo reserualions are neces.sar_y
?ree par~ing is auai!a6/e in ·/he fol behind the c:burcli
j:J():J Via B;tlo
')G111Jporl :7111ach • ( 949) 61:J-1340
.i
approved by voters Tuesday.
Padberg said the initiative's
language prohibits any expan-
sion at John Wayne, but if fil
Toro is ever put to vote and
rejected, residents will be
faced with only one option.
"l{'s irresponsible to say if
you don't build E Toro, you
won't expand John Wayne,•
Padberg said. "You can't stick
your head in tl\e sand and say
it's not going to happen.•,
So what a.Te voters to do?
South County re~idents
back the measure because
~:bor land-use issues, espe-. y an airport at El Toro, may
have d.ilticulty' r~ving 66%
of Orang~ County's voter sup-
port,
Most Newport-Mesa • resi-
dents oppose the measure
because they want their South
County neighbors to share
some of the aviation burden
they }lave eJCperienced.
One viewpoint is apparent
Friday, March 3, 2000 7
...:.... residents who live under the •
airport's flight ·-path don't
believe Measure F will pre-
vent an expanded John
Wayne. t
"It would be nice to work
with the South County folks,
but they won't shoulder any of
the airport load,• said New-
port Beach Mayor John Noyes. ·we just want them to 'show
some fa1mess. We trunk our
position is re8$onable. ~
Church se.eks to h e al ·El Toro w ouiids
• Christian Science ·
leader Jon Harder say$
churches should try to ,
unite coun~ residents,
not choose ,s.ides.
~ speech, Harder said,
will focus less on finding a
solution to the debate and
more on reuniting a divided
community ..
His primary example is,
naturally, Jesus Christ,
whom he ·called the •first ··
Noaki Schwartz spiritual environmentalist.•
D AILY P1LOT • "The key word he re is
Christian Science leader· environment,• Harder said
Jon Harder on Saturday will Thur,sday. •If applies to
attempt to .help heal the everything - our social sur-
county's wounds cr~ated by rounding, our life togeth~r, ·
the increasingly emotional, atmosphere,, our thinking,
arguments over the: .pro-the media and our relation -
posed airport at El Toro. . ... ships with eacJ:i,. othe.r."
A group of South County . The airport debate has
church leaders recently · split the. county, North ver-
voiced thefr opposf tion to sus South, fot year~.
the airport, .S:aying it would Residents in the northern
impinge on the neighboring . part of Orange County, for communitie~ qpality 6f life:· · the most part, support tum-
. But Harder tieHeves the ing ~l Toro into an interna-
church shouldn't take sides tional airport. Many El Toro
on the matter. advpcates, especiall y in
"lt doesn't mean a com-N*Port Beach dOd Costa
promise,• he said. •A worth· Mesa, hope a second county
while solution to this isn't airport will take pressure off
just ~of choosing up John Wayne Airport and
sides, but regaining respect eliminate the need· to
for one another, for our sur-expand it.
rouodings, for our q1.1ality of In South County, where
life.• an overwhelming majority is
The second Church of opposed to the project, resi-
Christian Science in Corona dents are concerned about
del Mar ·invited Harder to how the airport would affect
speak because members of their quality of life.
the congregation felt they The heart of Harder's
needed to address the emo-message is that people on
tional chasm created by the both sides o[ the issue are
countywide divide. part of the same community
Harder will give a lecture and therefore share common
titled "Issues Divide, Heal-ground.
ing Unites,• at i 0 a.m. Satur-• From there, residents can
.day at Edwar~s Big Newport find a solution for the entire
Theater. county.
FYI
• WHAT: "Issues Divide,
.J:iealing Unites," a discus-
sion on healing the emo-
tional wounds created by
· the arguments dividing · '
the county on El Toro.
•WHEN: 10 a.m. Saturday
• WHERE: Edwards Big
Newport Theater, 300
Newport Center Drive, at
the comef of San Miguel
and Newport Center Drive
in Fashion Island.
"In our relationship with
God we tmd basic unity,
which in tum brings healing
and unity lo the place we
live and the people w'1 live
with." he srud. .
Harder, a New England
resident, did undergraduate
work at Harvard University
and r.ece1ved a master's
degree at Boston Universi-
ty's school of divutity.
In ~xamming El Toro
issues as an outsider, Harder
drew from his extensive
international backgro~d as
a Christian Science practi-
tioner.
His work involves helping
people find spiritual answers
to the problems they Cece.
"Prayer works and opens
doors." Harder said . "It
removes anger and gets us
to a stale of thought where
we can find our way -the
unflattenng and removal of
congestion in our ~king.·
•
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8 Friday, Mardt 3. 2000
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raise $20.000 fm doctors·
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will post • ,,'lftUal postcards·
detailing bis postllon a.long the
way 'She ~"lll also 1.151t her b~
band at se••eral stops 10 .Cahfor-
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She sa.Jd she w1ll rmss her
bu.sbcs.nd, ·but theres no ..... o)'
I'm go1Jl9 to taod in L"k: ~-a~· ot
h1.s dreams •
. ..\.J.J.sa Dtl..Cirenzo :.s p:es•de:i
of the Ca.ufo!'Tl.10 Ct.4pler o: Coo-
le,,.,s A.oeIDJo Founda:ior: e ar~i..p o'?dlca!ed to bnngmg
L'lalasseIIUo po~ents tc..<Jeth~r
A port:on of ir..-:none-.
Dtl.orenzo roL~ v.'lli go 'v i.::e
foundaoon · w.-reolh n~ ~uppor from
each other· ·,_,,,d Paw • ... 001
srudtes t:ompu er <ne'nce • 't ...,J
talk to other pE")p.i:.-and ihe:-
lunc of ICO•J\\ .... ·raot !OU re goIDg
thrr,ugh But ···•n<:n you meet
otner potJen•s, .ts o ..-er:· upillt·
mg f'X~t:eno· "lou C4f. ask
tnem what do : 'J dfJ to get
th:ough the dF-prF-;,.1on? How
dr.ies 11 mdk ... yt>t,; fH-1? •
To r.·. Dt Lei rP ru o wili O£:g1Il
rus JOume-. Cl: !r.I":: l"::nd Ol Apnl
HI!-I. C<1rry ..... 11n nun <1 13-pound
txsc1.pcick f:llec wan clothes o
b!<Snii:et. ,.f~pmg pod fust:cud
k. · or.d <1 fl<l,.nl!<Jht But
u .Ihr'::'nzo ~ld fu:) dn\'E: to com-
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IElllD Iii SCEllS .
Pro-am operations chainna.n Cowtn~1· Em.er)• ••olunteers at the Toshiba Sen.for OaSslc.
Pairing up
Pi:o-am p(l.rtners
• WHO: Covrtney ErMr/I ,
•AGE: 51
• JOB TTTU: Cha rrnan of Pro-am
operat>CY1S
• DAJLY DUTIES: Beiote wnnse,
Emery beCJ1M registenng amateurs. ched:·
ing in pros and ctiebnties and prep¥1n9
god CMts..
-. ,·~s a ~~deal because the-pros
~ no pressures.• said Emefy, an in.-,ne
resident.
wrUI his g.Mne When asked what his hand·
eup IS he responded •my game.•
Emery sa;d he'll be bad( to volunteer
Mxt year ~ sa>d ~ can't resign until
we~~rtght.• hesatd
. .
Doily Pilot
NOTEBOOK
CONTINl:JED FROM 1
tent at Bermuda Dunes
Ounng the five days, I
mterviewed many of the ~ ~ pros and celebs But one
stands out. ~
Alter one of tus rounds, (
Palmer jomed lne for a one·
on-one intervtew.
After eacb of my ~ q s.
tions, Palmer began, , an~eT w1th, "W~}J~ m•
-or sunply, "Thriu, ..i • 'I
f couldn't believe tt. He 11',:\ ·
knew me.
He was familiar with my
work.
After all, he supposedly
owned a home m ironwood
JUSt above Palm Desert.
That night I rushed home
to tell my WJ.fe about the
Palmer mterview. I boldly
sunrused he bad to be a lis-
tener and, maybe. even a
fan.
She asked how I could
tell.
·He called me by my
name.• I proudly respond-
ed. "He has to be a listen-
er.•
Then she burst my bub-
ble. "Did you eve< think he
,might.Just be reading your
name tag?"
, l looked doWQ, and there
on my left shut Pocket was
my media name tag Wlth
"Tom" prominently dis-
played.
The rea.llzauon set in
He wasn't a listener. He
didn't even know me He
was JUSt bemg polite
~gn·~ , ..uder.
I .,.. rJn • .~ my brother
ac .. .-;n • he wid
--• HE ~ge of pac!;ng pros and.
cefeb"f11e5 wrUI pa-flt!ICJ arna~eurs fOC' a
'l'hfte's good c.amaradene and the pros
can hefp you W'th your game. They're a I a
good bonch of guys •
•DtO YOU KNOW: Amateurs partic1-
pat.ng 11'1 the ~ Pro-am pay between
Sl.500 to SS 500 ~ money ra1Sed ~
to Ho.lg Hospiul
Well, it's 2000 and
Amie's back lll my We Qr
at least he will be for three
sbirung days at the Toshiba
Seruor Classic · casual round of go1f _,
•
Emery admrts tle coutd use some lwlp -~GI~
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Today. I plan to wdlk 18 -
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Sure, I'll have my media
name tag on.
I'll know that we1ve met
before.
And chances are, he
probably won't remember
Nevertheless, '1t prorruses
to be a great tune ·
See you tn the ·Anny.
• TOM JOHNSON is publisher of
the Daily Pilot.
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Quote Of
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"The key is to keep.my concentration for 18 or 36
holes, buJ ifs c&fW. My mind seems to wander -·"
Arnold Palmer, Senior Tour golfer
, TAYA KASHUBA/DAILY PILOT
. Arnold Palmer tunes 'up for uie start of today's 54-hole, three-day Toshiba Senior Classic at Newport Beach CC.
•The king a nd his le g endary army comes to Newport Bea ch Country Club.
Rithard Dunn Palmer, though, the King of Goll, said Palmer, whb has won four
D AILY PILOT • is cheered and admired wherever he Masters titles, two British Opens,
T he King hits • goes, including Thursday when one U.S. Open and one U.S. Amateur
golf balls about 1,200 fans surrounded the first (1954), which was the springboard. lo
• tee for his grand entrance. tus professional fame.
every day and "I don't know when he'll finally In terms of the attention with fans,
still enjoys decide to stop," said Doc Giffin, media interest and autograph
teeing it up, but these .-. Palmer's longtime administrative seekers, Palmer said he's "used lo
days maintaining TOSHIBA assistant. "People love to watch him it to some degree. I enjoy playing
concentrating for 18 1 d th holes ·is the greatest challenge for p~ay, so hep ays, even though it and being aroun ese guys." grinds on him because of his inability During the informal interview, 70~year-old legend Arnold Palmer. to score better. But people keep Palmer interrupted to give fellow
Making his Toshiba Senior Classic saying, "Don't quit,' and that's an senior tour player Butch Baird some
debut, along with h1S first influence on him to keep bun going.· ribbing about his •dark hair,• then
competitive appearance in Orange Palmer, who caused a pleasant tMsed others, including J.C. Snead,
County, Palmer, perhaps the most frenzy in the Toshibjt camp when he as they walked by.
popular player in goU history, arrived committed to the event Feb. 9, is
in town Thursday to an adortng kin th crowd for his pro-am round. ma g a rare appearance on e Senior PGA Tour. "I still en1oy compebng. though il The owner or 92 victories
doesn't appear that I do if my (recent) worldwide and eight major
--------~cores are any cbampionshi'ps said he plans to play
N People love to
watcli him play, so he plays ... N
Doc Giffin
Administrative
assistant to Arnold
. Palmer
indication,· a limited schedule in 20QP, with
Palmer said to The Home Depot lnvitatibnal in
a small media Charlotte, N .C., May 5-7 dS the only
gathering in other non-Open event on his senior
the Newport tour calendar.
Beach Country Palmer historically hasn't played Club locker room .• 1 still at Newport Beach. mainly because of
the date. In previous years, It was d
have run, but it week before the PGA Tour's Bay Hill wouJa be more fun if 1 could Invitational, which Palmer hos.ts at
--------.his club in Orlapdo, Fla. play a little This year, the Toshibd Classic was
better. moved up a week, and Palmer srud
·1 get tired easuy. N.ot the kind of tournament offlcials ·made me feel
fired you think, it's more a lack of like I could help them if I came."
keeping a high level of concentration
and interest up.•
Palmer reflected on last week at
tne Llqu1dGoU.com lnvitatJOnal m
Sarasota, Fla., where.he made a few
b' di, arly in rounds, •then sort of
thing,• and finished the
na.Imer also said he en1oys r spending time at his home in the
desert and the close proximity -a
20-minute airplane ride -enticed
him to come to Newport Beach.
T ast week alone. Palmer opened
.1.JgoU courses in Las Vegas-, Naples,
Fla., and Boca Raton, Fla. Another
course wds scheduled to open in
Salt Lake City, but bad weather
postpone{! it:
As Palmer left the clubhouse,
Toshiba tololffiament director Jeff
Purser thanked him for corning and
said to ask if Uiere's anything he
could do.
•All I want to do is play good,·
Palmer said. ·can you fix that?"
Palmer,· the biggest name ever to
play in the Toshiba, ranks fow'!J'I on
the all-time PGA Tour victory list
w1th 60 titles and was the first player
in tour history to reach the $1 million
mark in official earnings.
The Senior PGA Tour was created
in 1980 largely to keep legends like
Palmer active in competitive golf.
Sports Editor Roger Corl50n • 949-57 44223 • Friday, Morch 3, 2ooor9 /
NO IlllllNG
• Senior PGA Tour's leading money winner would
prefer to keep wllmiitg, bot 5tay in ~~ background.
Richard Dunn
DAILY PILOT •
I r you still
don't
know who
Bruce
Fleish~r is, TOSH I B--A check the list
of Senior PGA
Tour money leaders -again.
For the second year in a
row, the self·descnbed
1oumeyman professional golier
1s cl.head of every big name on
the circuit. and, from the looks
of thil1gs, is on his way to
repealing as Player <>f the Year.
But, dlong with fapie and
fortune comes demands on his
time and disll11caons he never
dreamed of. All Fleisher really
wants lo do is play golf and
earn money.
"Do I have to be (d
household name)?" the
easygoing Fleisher said, almost
sheepishly, as he relaxed in the
Newport Beach Country Club
locker room Thursday before
his tee llme in the Toshiba
Seruor Clac;s1c Pro-Am
Fleisher isn't a Lee Trevino
or Arnold Palmer m
terms of ndttonal
recognition, but he's
making a ndme for
hun.self now, whether
he l.Jkes 1l or not
back (to the game)~ I get a
little annoyed when I read
someone say that they're JUSt
here giving someUung back.
If you're not here to wm, why
are you here?
·rm very graleful for the
opportunity to play on the
senior tour, and everyUung
that bas happened is beyond
my greatest expectations "
Fleisher, who was second at
the 1998 Semor Tour National
Quahlying School to earn rue;
uubal exemption, hnished
second tn his Uurd start ldst
year. But the demands of .
sudden slcudom drdmed htm
physically and he wound up u1
'the hosp1tctl for five days w1lh
deh ydrn lion.
"When I gel sick, I rC'aJJy
get sick/' said Fleisher, d
genuinely honest man w1th d
biting sense of humor, who
remembers his days pldymg tn
the old Crosby Southern
Pro-Am al lrvlne Cods.t Coun-
try Club (now Newport Bedch).
a two·ddy rrum-tour event
operated by some 6f the ~me
Hoag Hosp1td.I volunteers who
manage the Toshiba
Classic.
Fleisher, who won
the 1977 Crosby
Southern dnd 'played
in the event ag{lm in
198b, hdsn't been back
to the club since But
this week he makes a
tnumphant return
"I llke (the
attention) on one
hand, but it's a
distraction," Fleisher
said. "It's ruce to be
ddmired by your
peers."
Fleisher repeated
thlS year as champion
Bruce R eisher of the Royal Cirnbbean
Class1c in February, As two-time senior
lour leading money W10J1er
and three-lime U.S. Open
champion Hale Irwin popped
mto the locker room, he
quipped: • 1 te's 1ust a rookie
-don't llsten to hlm."
Just as lrwm retreated into
the players' locker room.
Fle.i.c;her turned and said, "You
see, he wouldn't say that a ·
year ago. 11 '
Indeed, -We is dlff P.rent now
for Fleisher, who wants to win
as often as possible, wlule he
can. He reallzes the proverbial
window of opporturuty is
between ages SO and 55.
•Hey, I'm not going to kld
you, I'm out here to make
money and make my life more
comfortable," he srud ·1 don't
need the adulation and
attention that goes along with
wmrung. It's ~ea.rying."
Fleisher, dtep Uus year's
money bsl after five events
wtth $426,931 and two titles
already under his belt, nussed
last year's Toshiba Class1c. He
was expected to play, but the
early part of 1999 took its toll
on him.
then, two weeks later. routed .
the field al the GTE Classic in
Lutz, Fla., beating hi!> clo e t
pursuer, Dana QUlgley, by four
strokes.
The GTE Classic victory
made Fleisher, 51 , the fin.t
player in senior tour history lo
WU1 nine events m tus ftrc;t 36
starts.
"I can't lell you how
fortunate I feel," Sdld Fle1!>her.
who won over $2.5 nullion in
1999 • Pnor lo Uus, I was a
survwor. I WdS a JOttmeym9n
In terms of dollars dnd how
much you make, I've never
measured We like that But I
am certamly reaping the
rewards out here. How long 1s
it going to last? Who knows?
I'm 1ust going to try to be the
best Bruce Fleisher can be."
Fle1sher, a former dub pro
in the mid-to-late 1980s, has
won tournaments in Brazil.
Jamaica and the Bahamds. The
1968 U.S. Amateur champion
played in more than 400
events on the PGA Tour, but
woo only once -the 1991
New England Classic
. wv ent at 11-over-par.
•1t•s just a lack of keeping my
focus," said Palmer, who lost his wife,
Winnie, to cancer on Nov. 30, and
maintains a busy schedule away from
the links with his golf course design
and development c.pm~any.
He added he's never played the
course at Newport Beach, •but I'll try
to learn as much as I can (Thursday).
I have a young lady caddying (Beth
Kaufman, Gary Player's former
caddie), and sh e'll help me."
Named the Associated Press'
Athlete of the Decade for the 1960s,
Palmer in 1960 was named the
Hickok Athlete of the Year and
Sports lliustrated's Sportsman of the
Year.
The 1999 seruor tour Player
of the Year, Rooloe of the Year
and leading money WUlfler,
Rei her won seven ofhoal
bUes last year and became the
fust ever to wm his first two
starts, when he claimed the
Royal Canbbean Classic and
Amencan Express Invitational
in successive weeks.
•Bruce still can't believe
what he's doing,· Gary
McCord sa1~ Sports
illustrated. •He has guys
coming at lurn who were how
porues on the big tour, crnd for
years be was eating their dust.
Only now be can handle
them •
"The k ey is to keep my
concentration for 18 or 36 holes, but
it's difficult. My mind seems lo
wander.•
This year, Palmer will also
compete at bis Bay Hill event, the
M asters, the PGA Championship, •
U.S. Senior Open and Senior PGA
Championship.
"I don't plan to play very many,•
In 1960, Palmer helped usher in
the practice of sports a~nts as his
worldwide popularity grew and
dominance on the PGA Tour
increased. That year, Mike
McCormick founded International
Management Group with Palmer as
his first client and a sports revolution
was born.
March Madness ·begins todRy
• First round of Se nior PGA Tour event has usually involve d
a full field, with the final round turning out to make history.
"icherd Dunn
DMY PILOT
NEWPORT BEACH -to what is shaping
up as one of the more
!xlterestmg Toshiba
54plior Class1c's ever,
the latest edition ot T09MI
Newpon Beach Coun·
by Club st.arts today w1th tee times at
8 a.m., an army for Amie and an
abund mce of possible champions.
Though Bruce Plelsber sits atop
the Seruor PGA Tour's money lilt
again and ll proving that he iln't
gotng away anytime soon, there
meny limilarly low-proftled golfen
who are alto apable of wtnnlng on
enySunday.
; With 'r1 of the --tour'• CUINllt --31 ~ iMytng m tbe .... lnnuel o.ilc.-lndud·
e On TY , ISPN. noon.a p.m.
ing guys like No. 2 Dana Quigley arid
No. 9 Allen Doyle who still feel thev
have some~g to prove, it should be
a wide · open horse race for the
$195,000 first-place prize.
The $1.3 mWlon Toshiba, which
bas feetured some of the greatest fin-
ishes on the tenior tour the past three
years, will include for the ftnt time
70-year-old legend Arnold Palmer,
while past champions George Archer
(1995 ot Mesa Verde Country Club),
Jim Colbert (1996), Ha.le Irwin tt998)
and Gary McCord ( 1999) wUl tee it up
ln today's flrlt round.
And, wtth marquee rooktel 10m
Kite and Lanny Wadkins ln tbe field,
rarely baa the 50-end-over dmdt bad
Uaia kind of depth wtth IO many
emlol'I believing tb*y ('U win. . '
Tom Wargo, currently fourth on the
money list, w on last week at the Llq-
uidGoU.com Invitational in Sarasota,
Fla., and hot 66 in the pro-am Thurs-
day, an indication that he could be
ripe for a btle at Newport Beach.
The victory by Wargo ended a
drought of 120 consecutive starts on
the seruor Jour without a WU\. So
maybe Wargo hait found something in
his stroke.
The two-year dominance o~ lrw1D
ttnd Gil Morgan is apparently over,
even though Irwin ts eighth on um
year's money U.t. Bu&, a win tn lbe
Toshiba would give lrw1n enough
money to become the fint Senior
PGA Tour player to surpua StO mil·
Uoo ln career eemingl. lnrin Current·
ly hu 19,820, 160 ln career eammga.
In.terms of tint-round leederl, gel
rMdY for a long Uit today, beeilu.
t.bll event typka1ly bu a logjam at IM
SH CLASSIC MGI 10
"Don't think for a minute
that anybody out here doesn't
want to win, 11 FletSher S<Ud.
"There are some guys, from
wht1l I've read, who say
they're 1ust out here lo give
Fleisher is glad that Tom
• Watson, Lanny Wadluns and
Tom Kite have arrived on the
seruor tour to take some of the
medla attention away from the
him. But, he also said ·there's
no reason not to go after (the
money btle)' again.·
)
,1
8 Friday, Morch 3 .' 2000
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through California, Oregon and
Washington, OlLorenzo hopes to
raise $20,000 for doctors
researching thalassemia.,
Sponsors can log onto his
Web site -www. 7000000
steps.homepage.com -to make
a donatio1' and to monitor his
progress.
His wife, Alisa OiLorenzo,
will post "virtual postcards"
detaiijng his position along the
way. She will also visit her hus-
band at several slops in Califor-
nia.
She said she will miss her
husband, "but there's no way
I'm going to stand in the way of
his dreams." .
Alisa DiLorenzo 1s president
of the California chapter of Coo-
ley's Anemia Foundation, a
group decjicated to bringing
thalassemja pallents together.
A portion of the money
DiLorenzo raises will go to the
foundation.
"We really need support from
each other,• said Paul, who
studi es computer science. "You
talk to other people a nd they
kind of know what you're going
through. But when yoµ meet
other patients, it's a very uplift-
ing experienee. You can ask
them 'what do you do to get
Lhrough the depression? How
does it make you feel?'•
Tony Dilorenzo will begin
his journey at the end of April.
He'll carry wit h him a 13-pound
backpack, filled with clothes, a
blanket, sleeping pad, fi rst:aid
ktt and a fldshhght. But
Dil orenzo said his drive to com-
plete the 2,600-rrule hike wfU
lighten his burden.
·1 won't let my brother
down· he said.
I •
BEHIND THE SCENES
TAYA KASHUBA I DAILY PILOT
Pro-am operations chairman Courtney Emeq volunteers at the Toshiba Senior Clusic.
Pairing up
Pro-am partners
• WHO: Courtney Emery
•AGE: 51
• JOB TITLE: Chairman of Pro-am
opefations ·
• HE IS: In charge of pairing pros and
celebrities with paying amateurs for a
casual round of golf. •
• DAILY DUTIES: Before sunrise,
Emery begins registering amateurs, check·
ing in pros and celebrities and preparing
golf carts.
•it's a very nice deal because the pros
have no pressures,• said Emery, an lrvjne
resident
"There's gOod camaraderie and the pros
can help you with your game. They're all a
good bunch of guys.•
Emery admits he could use some help
with his game. When asked what his hand-
icap is, he responded •my game.·
Emery said he'll be back to volunteer
next year. "They said we can't resign until
we get everything right.• he said.
•DID YOU KNOW: Amateurs partici-
pating in the Classic Pro-am pay between
$3,500 to $5,500. The money raised goes
to Hoag Hospital.
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tent qt Bermuda Dunes.
During the five days, I
interviewed many of the
pros and celebs. But one
stands out.
After one of his rounds, ·
Palmer joined me for a orie-
on-one interview.
After each of my ques-
tions, Palmer began his ·
answer with, "Well, Tom•
-or simply, •Tom. H
I couldn't believe it. He
knew me.
He was familiar with my
woi:Jc.
After all, he supposedly
-owned a home in Ironwood
just above Palm Desert.
That night I rushed home
to tell my wife about the
Palmer interview. I boldly
surmised he had to be a lis-
tener and, maybe, even a
fan.
She asked how I could
tell.
"He called me by my
name,• I proudly respond-
ed. "He has to be a listen-
er."
'Then she burst my bub-
ble. "D•d you ever think he
might just be reacting your
name tag?"
I looked down, and there
on my left shirt p'ocket was
my mectia name tag with
"Tom" prominently ctis-
played.
The realization set in.
· He wasn't a listener. He
ctidn't even know me. He
was just being polite.
Well, it's 2000 and
Arnie's back in my life. Or
at least he will be for three
shining days at the Toshiba
Senior Classic.
Today, I plan to walk 18
holes with "The King."
Sure, I'll have my media
name tag on.
I'll know that we've met
before.
And chances are, he
probably won't remember.
Nevertheless, it promises
to be a great time.
See you in the •Anny."
• TOM JOHNSON is publisher of
the Daily Pilot.
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Quote Of
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'The key is to keep JJ'f conc.entration fOJ 18 Of 36
holes, but it's ~. My nlnd seems to wander ·-•
Arnold ~aimer, Senior Tour 9?1fer
TAVA KASHUBA I DAILY PILOT
Arnold Palmer tunes up for the start of today's 54-hole, three-day Toshiba Senio.i: Classic at Newport Beach CC.
•The king· and his legendary army comes to Newport Beach Country Club.
Richard Dunn
DAILY PILOT
Ti~~!~a~:d . sWJ enjoys
teeing it up, but these
day~ maintaining TOSHIBA
concentrating for 18 -
holes is the greatest challenge for
70-yecU'-old legend Arnold Palmer.
Malqng his Toshiba Senior Classic
debut, along with his first
competitive appearance in Orange
County, Palmer, perhaps the most
popular player in goU history, arrived
in town Thursday to anadonng
crowd for his pro.am round.
"I still en1oy competing. though it
<ioesn't appear that I do if my {recent)
--------scores are any mdication, •
"People love to
wat~h him play,
so he plays ... "
Doc Giffin
Administrative
assistant to Arnold
Palmer
Palmer said to
a small media
gathering in
the Newport
Beach Country
Club locker
room. "J still
have fun, but it
would be more
tun if I could
-'----------play a tittle
better.
"J gel tLred eastly. Not the kind of
tired you think, 1t:s more a lack of
keeping a high level of concentration
and interest up."
Palmer reflected on last week at
we LlquldGoU.com lnvitabonal in
Sarasota, Fla., where he made a few
birdies early in rounds, "then sort of
lost the thing," and finished the
tournament at 11-over-par.
"It's just a lack of keeping my
focus," said Palmer, wflo lost his ~e.
Winnie, to cancer on Nov. 30, and
maintains d busy schedule away from
the links with his golf course design
and development company.
"The key ls to keep my
concentration for 18 or 36 holes, but
it's difficuJt. My ulind seems to
wander.•
Palmer, though, the King of Golf,
is cheered and admired wherever he
goes, induding Thursday when
about 1,200 fam surrounded the first
tee for his grand entrance. .
•1 don't know when he'll finally
decide to stop,• said Doc Giffin,
Palmer's longtime administrative
assistant. •People love to watch him
play, so he plays, even though it
grinds 011 him because of his inability
to score better. But people keep
saying, "Don't quit.' and that's an
influence on him to keep hun going.•
Palmer. who caused a pleasant
frenzy in the Toshiba carn13 when he
.committed to the event Feb. 9, is
making a !ate appearance on the
Senior PGA Tour.
The owner of 92 victories
worldwide and eight major
championships sald he plans to play
a limited schedule in 2000, with
The Home Depot lnvitatibnal in
Charlotte, N.C., May 5-7 as the only
other non-Open event on his senior
tour calendar.
Palmer historically hasn't played
at Newport Beach, mainly because of
the date. In previous years, it was d
week before the PGA Tour's Bay Hill
Invitational, which Palmer hosts at
bis dub in Orlando, Fla.
This year, the Toshiba Classic was
moved up a week, and Palmer said
tournament officials "made me feel
like I could help them J.f I came.•
Da.Imer alSo said he enjoys r spending time at his home in the
desert and the dose proximity -a
20-millute airplane ride -enticed
him to come to Newport Beach.
He added he's never played the
course at Newport Beach, "but J'U try
to learn as much as I can (Thursday).
I have a young lady caddying (Beth
Kaufman, Gary Player's former
caddie), and she'll help me.•
This year, Palmer will also
compete at his Bay Hill event, the
Masters, the PGA Championship,
U.S. Senior Open and Senior PG~
Championship.
•1 don't plan to play vf!ty many,•
)
said Palmer, who has won four
Masters titles, two British Opens,
one U.S. Open and one U.S. Amateur
(1954), which was the springboard to
his professional fame.
In terms of the attention wi.th fans.
media interest and autograph
seeker~, Palmer said he's "used to
it to so~e degree. l enjoy pla~ng
and be~g around these guys.
During the informal interview,
Palmer interrupted to give fellow
senior tour player Butch Baird some
ribbing about his "dark hair.· then
teased others, induding J.C. Snead,
as they walked by.
T ast week alone, Palmer opened
~oU courses in Las Vegas, Naples.
Fla .. and Boca Raton, Fla. Another
course was sche<iuled to open in
Salt Lake City. b.ut bad weather
postponed it.
As Palmer left the clubl\ouse,
Toshiba tournament director Jeff
Purser thanked him for corning and
said to ask if there's anything he
could do.
·All I want to do 1s play good,·
Palmer said. "Can you fix that?"
Palmer, the biggest name ever to
play in the Toshiba,.ranks fourth on
the all-time PGA Tour victory list
with 60 titles and was the first player
in tour history to reach the $1 rniJlion
mark in official eanungs.
The Senior PGA Tour was created
in 1980 largely to keep legends W<e
Palmer active in competitive golf.
Nd.med the Associated Press'
Athlete of the Decade for the 1960s,
Palmer in 1960 was narfled the
Hickok Athlete of the Year and
Sports ffiustrated's Sportsman of the
Year.
In 1960, Palmer helped usher in
the practice of sports agetits as his
worldwide popularity gre'\v and
dominance on the PGA Tour
increased. That year, Mike
McCormick founded International
Management Group with Palmer as
his first client and a sports revolution
was born.
March Madnes~ begins-today
• First round of Senior PGA Tour event has usually involved
a full field, with the final round turning out to make history.
Rkhwd Dunn
DM.Y PltOT
NEWPORT BEACH
-In what ls shaping
up as one of the more
interesting Toshiba
Senior Classic's ever,
the latest edition at T09HI
Newport Beach Coun-
try Club starts today with tee times at
8 a.m., an army for AmJe and on
abund mce of poaible champions.
Though Bruce Pletsher lilt atop
the Senk>r PGA Tow'• money lilt
again and II proving that he isn't
going away anyt4me IOOn, there
may lilnilarly low· poftJed golfen
who are UC> capable ol w1nnlDg on
aySunday.
: Wlda 11 of lbe .... tour'• cunmt
• top-31 ~ Playing In the
Willa immlll OMik, lndud-
\
• OnlV .UPN.~
ing guys like No. 2 Dana Qwgley and
No. 9 Allen Doyle who still feel they
have something to prove, it should be
a wide open horse race for the
$195,000 first-place prize.
The $1.3 million Toshiba, which
has rea.lw'ed some of the greatest fin-
ishes on the senior tour the put three
years, will \nclude for the.Jirst time
70-year-old legend Arnold Palmer,
while past ctuunplona Ot?orge Archer
(1995 at Mesa Verde Country Club),
Jim Colbert (1996), Hale lrwtn (1998)
and Gary McCord ( 1999) will tee It up
ln today's ftnt round.
And, with marquee rooldel Tom
Kite and Lanny Wadkins ln the fteld,
ranaly w the SO-end-over drtillt had
tldl kind ot depth wttb IO many
..tan belieYlng they can wtn.
Tom Wargo, currently fourth on the
money list, won last week at the Llq-
uidGolf.com Invitational in Serasota,
Fla., and shot 66 in the pro-am Thurs-
day, ai\ indication that be could be
npe. for a bUe al Newport Beach.
The victory by Wargo ended a -
drought or 120 consecutive starts on
the seruor tour wfthout a wid. So
maybe Wargo has found something in
his stroke.
The two-year dominance of Irwin
Md Gil Morgan is apparently over,
pven though Irwin is eighth on this
year's money list. But. a wtn ln tbe
Tolhlba would gtve Irwin enough
money to become the flnt Seniot
PGA Thur player to swpau $10 mil-
lion tn career e&mJngs. lrwtn cummt-
Jy bu S9,820, 160 in career earnings.
In terms ol ftnt·round INders, get
l'Mdy for a long liit "today, becaUle
lbil_ewnt typcelly bu a logtem at the
SEE CLASSIC MGI 10
Sports EditOf' Roger Corl$00 • 949.57 44223 • Friday, Morch 3, 2000 9
NO .. IJ 11 JING
• Senior PGA t our's leading money winner would
prefer to keep winJ¥ng, btit ~tay. in the background. . .
RiQ\ard Ourui1
DAILY PILOT .• I f you stilJ
don't
know who
Bruce
Fle1sh~r 15, TO-SH IB~A check the list
of Seruor PGA
Tour mon~y leaders -agam.
For the second year ma
row, the seJJ-described
Journeyman professional golfer
1s ahead of every big name on
the circuit, and, from the looks
of Uungs, is on his way to
repeating as Player of the Year.
But, aJong with fame and
fortune .comes demands on his
.time and distractions he never
dreamed of. All Fleisher ~ally
wants to do is play golf and
eammoney.
·Do I ha11e to be ta
household name)?" lhe
easygoing Fleisher said, almost
sheeplShly, as he relaxed m the
Newport Beach Country Club
locker room Thursday before
his tee tune in the Toshiba
Senior Classic Pro-Am.
FleLSher LSn't a Lee Trevino
or Arnold Palmer in ·
terms of national
recognit.Jon. but he's
making a name for
tumself now. whether
he likes 11 or not
'back (to. the game). I get a
little annoyed when I read
someone SdY that they're just
here giving something back.
If you're not here to wtn, why
are you here?
"I'm very grateful for the
opporturuty to pldy on the
senior tour, and everything
-that has happened 1s beyond
my greatest expectallons "
Fleisher, who was seC'ond dt
the 1998 Seruor Tour Ndllonal
.Quahfying School to earn }Uc;
initial exempllon, hrush~
second m his thtrd stdrt last
year. But the demands of
sudden stardom dramed htm
physicdlly and he wound up in
the hospital for five days wtth
dehydrauon.
"When I get sick, I really
get sick,'' said Fleisher, d ·
genuinely hone~t ltldn with d
bitmg sense of humor. who
remembers lus days playing m
the old Crosby Southern
Pro-Am at frvme Coast Coun·
try Club (now Newport Beach),
a l\vo·day mmHour event
ope~ated by c;ome 61 the same
Hoag Hosp1ta1 volunteers who
mandge the Toslubd
Classic
Fleisher. who won
the 1977 Crosbv
Southern dild 1ilayed
in the event again m
198b, hdsn't been bdck
to the dub since But
thtS week he makes a .
tnumphdnt return
Fleisher repeated
"I like (the
attention) on one
hand, but 1t'c; a
distraction." Fleisher
said. "It's ruce to be
ddm.iJ'ed by your
· peers."
Uus year as champion
Bruce A eisher otthe-Royal Canbbecln •
As two·llrne senior
lour leading money winner
and three-time U.S. Open
champt0n Hale lrwul popped
mlo the locker room, he
quipped: "He's 1ust a rookie
-don't listen to him."
Just as Irwin retreated mto
the players' iocker room,
Fleisher turned and srud, "You
see, he wouldn't say that a
year ago."
lndeed, life 1s cW'f~rent now
tor FJeLSher, who wants to win
~ as often as possible, whtle he
can. He redltzes the proverbial
window of opporturuty is
between ages 50 and 55.
•Hey, I'm not going to kid
you, l 'm out.here to make
money and make. my life more
com/ortable." he said. "I don't
need the adulation and
attention that goes along with
wmrung. It's wearying."
Fleisher, atop this year's
money list after five events
wtth $426.931 and two lltles
already under hls belt, missed
last year's Toshiba Classic. He
was expected to play. but the
early part of 1999 took its toll
on hun. ·
The 1999 seruor tour Player
of the Year, Rookie of the Year
and leading money winner,
Fleisher won seven official
titles ldSt year and became the
first ever to win his hrst two
starts, when he daimed the
Royal Canbbean Classic and
Amencan Express JnvilationaJ
in successive weeks.
"Don't trunk for a minute
that anybody out here doesn't
want to wi.n." Fleisher said.
"There are some guys. from
what I've read, who say
they're just out here to gwe
' Classic m February,
then. two weeks later, routed
the field at the GTE CldSSiC m
Lutz, Fla .. beating his closest
pursuer, Dana Qwgley, by four
strokes.
The GTE Classic VlCtory
made Fleisher, 51 , the hrst
player m seruol" tour history to
wm rune events m tus first 36
starts
·1 can't tell you how
fortunate I !eel," scUd Fleisher.
who won-over $2 5 nullion Ln
1999 "Pnor to Uu . I was a
suMvor, I was a Journeyman
ln terms ot dolldrS and how
much yol;l make. I've never
measured Ll!e like that But I
am certainJy reapLng the
rewards out here. How long ·is
it going to last? Who knows?
I'm JUSt going to try to be the
best Bruce Aersher ccln be "
Fleisher, a fonner club pro
in the mid·to·latc 1980s, has
won tournaments in Brazil,
Jamaica and the Bahamas The
1968 U.S. Amateur champion
played m more than 400
events on the PGA Tour, but
won only once -the 199 l
New England Cla 1c.
"Bruce still can't belleve
what he's doing: Gary
McCord said m Sports
illustrated. "He has guys
corning at hun who were how
ponies on the big tour, dlld tor •
years he was eating theLr dust.
Only now he can handJe
them •
Fleisher is glad that Tom
Watson, Lanny Wadkins and
Tom Kite have amvro on the
senior tour to take some of the
media attenbon away from the
him. But, he also said "there'
no reason not to go after tlhe
money btle) again.•
·.
_10 __ Fr_iday_._~ __ r~_3~,_2000 __________ ~~~--'~------~~~J><llll'S ~----------------------------------Da___.;i~_P_il_~
SENIOR CllSSIC
Todays First Round
10 a.m. -Chi Chi
Rodriguez, Dave
Stockton, Al Geiberger.
Toshiba Senior Cassie
Thwsday's
Pro-Am l'ftUlts
1 .'Tom Wargo, 66;
2. Jim Ahern and Jim _
Thorpe, 67; 4. Mike TOSHIBA
McCullough, Dave
Eichelberger and Larry Nelson, 68;
7. Tom Kite, John Jacobs and Hugh
Baiocchi, 69; 10. Lee Trevino, Kermit
Zarley, Mark Hayes, Bob Dickson and
Joe Inman, 70.
Two-day amateur pro-am team
winners:
• 1. Mark Mclane, M itchell Martin,
8111 Henry and nmothy Opelt (with
CLASSIC
CONTINUED FROM 9
top foUoWU1g Friday rounds. If
. March is designated for basket-
ball madness in the NCAA Tour-
nament, the n sports fans haven't
watched the wtld Toshiba Clas-
sic
In each of the last two years,
four players have been tied for
ihe top spot following first-round
actJon, and today could be no dif-
ferent.
Archer won the inaugural
Toshiba Classic, the n Colbert
won by two strokes in '96, the
largest margin of victory in the
tournament.
Jn 1997, Bob Murphy, the only
past winner not in the 2000 field,
defeated Jay Sigel in a me)llo-
rable nine-hole playoff, which, at
lhe time, was a senior tour
record. Murphy sank an 80-foot
birdie putt at 17, lipped his put-
ter in the air, knocked off his
straw hat and placed his hands
on his head in disbelief.
12:1() -Roy Vucinich,
Bill Brask, Ray Carrasco.
pros Harold Henning and Walter
Morgan), 52-52-104.
2. Leland Seholey, George Santana,
Ron Cichocki and William Gross
(with pros Kermit Zarley and Jay Sigel),
57-49-106.
3. Bob Sturgeon, Rod Keller, sci
Lund and Dave Russell (with pros Mark
Hayes and Tom Kite), 55-53-108.
4. Mike Muetzel, Mike Mitton Jr.,
Bill Schickler and Mark Rose (with pros
Lanny Wadkins and calvin Peete),
54-54-108.
5. Hank Adler. Eric Brandt, Tom
Talbot and Chris Massey (with pros
Bob Eastwood and Tom Wargo),
57-54-111.
his ball from rolling in the water
as he got up and down to save
par.
No one fi~ed 1999 could top ,
the drama t>f the previous two
Toshiba Classics, but, in possibly
the most thrilling senior tour
event of }!ear, Gary McCord won
a five-hole playoff, turning it into
a "made-for-television event•
with hilarious antics, along with
John Jacobs, rarely seen in golf.
In the four-man playoff, Al
Geiberger and Doyle were elimi-
nated on the first hole, as Jacobs
chipped in for eagle from 90 feet,
then did a dance to celebrate,
performed an imitation of Chi
Chi Rodriguez's sword dance
and tumbled backward onto the
fairway.
McCord, though, made an 18-
foot putt for eagle to extend the
playoff, and ESPN had its best
golf theater of the year.
Stewart Ginn was disquall-
Oed Crom the Toshiba field for
missing his Thursday 7:15 _a.m.
pro-am tee time. Frank Conner
has replaced him.
In '98, Lrwin provided more Jacobs made a bole In one
magic by shooting a course-Thursday in the afternoon pro-
record 62 in the hnal round to am on the par-three hole No. 8
pass 11 players on the leader-(203 yards) with a five-iron. Hls
board and win. amateur witnesses were nm
1rwin got an assist from a · Craig, Don Schrock, Pete Todd
bunker rake at 17, which stopped · arld Sam Inman.
Youth . sPOm
. TOUINAllEllT CHAMPIONS: Front row,
from le~ Juliane Plggot. Kimmy Von der Ahe,
Su-Vin Blckner, Rachel Parker, Taylor Jones,
Claire Schloemer, Courtney Heard and Emily
HWgren. Back row, from le~ Jessica Poulsen,
Leah 7.arlan, Chelsea Dalton, Undsay Seeley,
Colleen Heyler, Alex Tobtessen. Alison Luke.
Coaches, frOm le~ Erle Toblessen, Clyde Von
der Abe and Fred Luke.
CdM Tidat Waves win Area Q
• Girls under 10 gold all-star team
advanced to the Sectional Tournament
NEWPORT BEACH -The
Corona der Mar girls under 10 REGION 97
Region 97 gold all-star team, the Tidal Waves,
shut out Tustin, f -0 .. Saturday to secure first place
in the Area Q all-star soccer season.
Taylor Jones scored the game's lone goal off an
asstst from Alex Toblessen. Leading the offensive
charge for the Tidal Waves was Leah Zarlan,
Emily Hlllgren and Claire Schloemer.
CdM finished the season 8-1-1, sc_A~9 23
goals, while allowing only six. '
llLILIH SllmOl'IS: Back row, from left:
COllDOI' Wbalen. Kyle Sdllleeldutb. Joma
Leomrd and Coach Daw Sherbeck. Front.
from left: Cole Pavlovich and Parker Rhodes.
N8TC ~ SoCal Sectimal Finals
•Boys 12 and under squad reaches ~
16-team finale before falling to La Jolla.
LOS ANGELES -The boys 12 and 11111111
under le!Ulis team from the NeW:port
Beech Tennis Club reached the finals of the' USTA
Junior Team Tenn.is Southern California Section
Toumament before losing to La Jolla Beach and
Tennis Oub in the championship held at UCLA.
Under Coach Daw Slaerbeck of the NBTC,
.,.._. lbodea. Kyle Scb·ekJuth and Jobo
1.--.rd each played solid singles matches, while
Cole~ and Coaaor Wbalell played as an
undefeated doubles team.
1be team won their division in the Orange
County Penn League to qualify for the Southern
Califc:mia Section..Townament. •
The team defeated Cornejo, Golden Empire
and Greater Long Beach in the first three rounds
of the t6-team tournament.
•
-PIAY -BAJ.JJ .
• Youth baseball, softball kicks off with
Opening Day fe.stivities Saturday morning.
Opening-day festivities for various youth baseball ~d
softball leagues throughout the Newport-Mesa area will
kickoff the upcoming 2000 season with a bang.
·lbe Newport BNcb Uttle League will be having an
Opening Day carnival and parade Saturday beginning at
9 a .m. Along with rides, dunking booths and donated food
by Carl's Jr. and StarbucJcs Coffee, there will be a rematch
of l~t year's majors division championship between the
Yankees and Mariners. •
A silent auction and raffle with over 30 prizes and a sur-
prise guest speaker will also be on hand.
The Newport Harbor Baseball Auoclation brings for-
mer Anaheim Angels player Rex Hudler into Saturday's
festivities, along with the carnival-like abnosphere at
Mariners Park. .
The NeWpoit Beach Police and Fire departments will
have demonstrations, along with a silent auction of 85 dif-
ferent items.
Food ranging from Crispy Creme Doughnuts to Out-
back Steakhouse will be on hand, with the festivities
beginning at 11 a.m.
lbe Costa Mesa Amerlcap Uttle League will be pre-
sented with the Mayor's Cup by Mayor Gary Monahan for
winning the annual battle with the Costa Mesa National
Llttle League. .
Festivities begin at Costa Mesa High beginnin~ at 8:15
a.m. There will be a parade and food, along with a field
dedication to Ron Ambmgey and Jack Carioh. .
The Costa Mesa National Uttle League also kicks off
on Saturday with competition and a barbecue al TeWink.Je
School, begfnning at 11 a.m.
The Pad.fie Coast Bobby Sox's Opening Day party will
take place Satllrday at Bonita Creek Park in Newport
Beach from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. This year's.events will include
a clinic and demonstration by the Chapman University soft-
ball team, a disk jockey, ..an-4llWQague aerial photogr~
raffle prizes, a picnic lunch and friendly saimmage games.
The regular season games are scheduled to begin on Mon-
day. -by Tony Altobelli
TOP GUNS; Botto~ row &ooi left: Avery
Williams, Taylor Feld.man, Emily Leece, Phoebe
Chang, Michelle Paplos and 1facy Patton. Top
row from left: Marina Abdul. Melissa Murphy,
Arion Ingram, Usa Newton, Alissa MlWard,
Brianna Vandeiwal, Nichole Johnson and Kris-
ten Paulsen. Head Coach: Pat Murphy. Assistant
Coaches: Dave WUliams, Andre Ingram and
AlJzabeth Pfieffer.
Top Guns bow out with a 2-1 win
• Girls 12-under edges Newport Beach.
COSTA MESA -The Costa REGION 120 Mesa Top Guns, an AYSO Region
120 girls under 12 all-star team, defeated
Newport Beach, 2-1, to conclude the all-star
soccer season.
Goals were scored by Nichole Johnson and
Melissa Murphy in the fourth quarter.
In Region 120 Q<>ys action:
The Costa Me£ Matrix boys under 12 all-star
team fell to Tustin, 3-1, before ending the season
with a 3-1 loss over South Irvine.
In game one, Austin Evett scored the lone g~
for Costa Mesa off an assist from Albert Nava.
In game two against South Irvine, Nava scored
Costa Mesa's only goal.
Pushing the offense was Luis Andrade, Luis
Cozza and Kenneth Zich. wblle Steven Brown,
German HJgadera, Nickolas Juarez and Garrett
McMuten.
Led by goalkeepers Thomas Kosnosky and Kyle
lbonness, the defense was anchored by Shawn
Engmann. ChrlsUan Medina, Gandhy Nava and
Cody Waldron.
SCHEDULE
TODAY Emotional resctie
• Young firs t-year .coach hopes to get his
Estancia's Eagles going in right direction.
COSTA MESA -First-it's going to take a fot of
year coach Lewis Carletta, work. We're shooting for
22, brings youthful exuber-nothing but the high bar.*
ance to the .Estancia High Mike Reynolds, entering
boys volleyball program. his fourth varsity season, is
But the former four-year the only returner with sub-
junior varsity coach isn't stantial experience at this
sure It's catching on with level. The 6·foot-4 senior
bis players, ,Ulus far. · will share the setting duties. ·u we fillve a glaring Jabe Spence, 8' 5-11
weakness, it's a lack of junior returner, steps into a
enthusiasm,• said Carletta, starting role and Carletta
whote nine-player squad said he 'Will be their go-to
opened the season Wednes-guy at outside hitter.
cray at Cypress. •Estancia Peter Hernandez, a 6-3
hasn't won much the last senior up from the JV, will
few years and the morale is start on the left side. •
a little down. We really Brett Hellmich, a 6-2
need a win to open the senior, is another varsity
guys' eyes o little. Maybe • returner. He ls the team's
then, they'll realize how strongest hitter, but wW fill
good they can be.• in at setter, l.tnW junior Nick
Though ldealilti~. Car· Rycroft returns from a bro-
letta JI reali.ltic enough to ken arm. Rycroftj.s expecf.
know hll program ls not ed back in about a month,
quite reedy lo compete with according to bit coach.
~renalal Pacific Coast Jeff Niles, a 6·2 Junior, ii
League power . Laguna another outstde hitter, while
Belch, or PCL newcomer Don Phan, a 5· 11 Junior,
Corona del Mer. eddl depth at wtter, beving
•rt would be mce to triggered the N etteck lut
l)IAke the CIP p&ayons, but MllOn.
•
''!t.I!.. voll•t~ll OUTLOOK ~IUGUS fl
1 Nick Rycroft Jr.
4 Dan Wotta Jr.
7 Don Phan Jr.
11 Jabe Spence St.
12 John Undsay Jr.
1J B~ellmkh Sr.
14 Mike Reynolds . St,
20 Jeff Niles Jr.
ll Peter Hernandez St.
COMh: Lewis Carletta
Dan Wotta is a 6-t junior
middle bloc:.k.er, who was
another pa.rt of the junior
nucleus Carletta Mid bas
played together the last two
years.
•we do have a little
chemlltry going on,. ear.
letta tald.
John Undsey, a S-10
junior outlkle bitter, 4ddl lo
the familiarity fec:tor, wbicb
could help the E.p. come
together. to contend wttb
COlta MeM and UnMnAty
for the ~'I tbUd guu-
antiled playaft biltb.
t, '
-I
--~~~~~~~~~~~~-SPORTS ~~~~~~~~~-fr_i®~~~-r_ch3~,2_ooo~ll
·cdM sweeps Chlvaey Chapel ;m-LO~i
JHE MUSTANGS m
Jr.
• It's an easy start for
the Sea Kings.
anchored CdM's victorious
4x400 boys squad. , HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD
llOYS GIMS Brian Alverque
Creighton Chun
Lee Dawid
So. Joseph Boo Fr, .~ DAA.v PILOT
CdM Coach Bill Sumner
was most impressed with
Sean Fenton's performance in
the shotput.
C-a& MM 120, C/lolJllll'I c-. I
100 ·I MOote (CdM), 11 l. 2 Hc¥ (CdM), • Ill; ) Coll« (CdM). 123
200 • 1 Moor• (COM}, 13 4. 2 Vinson (CdM)
24 6. 3 JMlf~ (CO, 25..1
a.-....... ~~0-.21'&
100 • 1. c..n.ty (COM}, 1) s. 2 Ubu(U (CdM).
I) 6, ] hNoon (CO. ll 8. •
200. J Morw (COM), 26 ), 2 J Cunwnrns
(CdM), 21 8, l. Chl•...alklll (CC), 212. Pyrom Duch
D.J. Glacy Sr. CORONA DEL MAR 400 • I llln!Oll (CdM), S4.7, 2 Sargv!nettl
(CdM), 56 O; ) C.IM (CO, 56.0 400 • 1. Mo<M (COM), 57.l. 2 8 Cummons (CdM~ 1 '016, l Chlar.VBllotl(CC), I.OS 1
800· 1,J Cummln.(CdM), 2 31, 2 Y~
(CdM). 2'19 4 l St btlmM (CO Marie Leones
lshaad Mumtaz
Pablo Perez
-Bernardo Trujillo
Luis Vald~z
Coach: Tina Holding
Sr. Corona del Mar High's boys
Jr. track and field team defeated Fr. visiting Calvary Chapel of
Jr. Santa Ana, 120~6, while the
Sr. Sea Kings• girls won, 1031/2-Fr. 21112 in the season opener r;J
both squads Thursday.
#Penny's 51-4 w~ood
way to start the season,• .he
said. •
For the girls, CdM's Liz
Morse and Diana Hossfeld
obliterated their competition.
Mo~e topped'tbe 200 (26.3)
and 400 (57 .3), and she also
anchored the 4x100 and
4x400 squad.
800 • 1 Ytlwy (CdM), 2 Got I. 2 HodOes
(CdM), 2 14 5;3 ~keuon (CdM). 212 4
11600 ·I Yt!My (CdM). 442 6. 2 l'omefat\12
(CdM>. s· 11 9, 1 1nouye <CdM>.~ 2J 1
l,200 • I HodOes (CdM), II 16 S. 2. ~
~IX (CdM), 1 I 23.2, l. l\edf.-ld (CQ, 1ll2.14
100 relay I Corona dtl Mar, 52 1;
2 Calvaty (ti.pet. 51.6
400 relay • I Coton• def Mar, 1 411.
1,600 • I Hossield (CdM). 5.26 0. 2 Yo1.wm1n
(CdMl S;SS J, l Quye (Cdt:-4), 6 I S.S '
l.lOO • 1 Hcwifwld (CdM), 11 40 1
2. ~(COM), 12:443
100 '~)' • 1. C<><-d<tl Milt. 52 lj
2 a.lvaf'J ~tpel. SU.
.tlJO r~ay • I Ce><ona det Mar,• 16 7, l Calvwy ~ ... 46.
SQUARE
ONE
COSTA MESA -l,.ast
ear, Estancia High's boys
ennis team had trouble field-
g a_ junior varsity learn. This
ear, the Eagles had trouble
'elding a team, period.
Estancia had to take on
four players who never
layed tennis to field a com-
plete varsity squad, giving
new boys tennis coach Tlna
H olding quite a challenge.
"They're hard working,"
she said of her players. "They
r eally want to learn, and as a
coach, that's something I
enjoy.•
The Eagles do have four
returning players, and junior
D.J. Glacy is on the top of that
list. Glacy is entering his lhlrd
year with the varsity, and is
the returning No. 1 singles
player.
Seruor' Bernardo Trujillo,
the No. 3 singles player last
year, moves up to the No. 3
spot. Junior Mark Leones will
occupy the No. 3 position.
Junior Pablo Perez and
refurnmg varsity member
Creighton Chun form the No.
l doubles team. Brian Alver-
gue, another returnee, teams
with senior Pyrom Duch to
form No. 2 doubles.
Holding will rely on three
.reshmen, lshaad Mumtaz,
uis Va1dez and Lee Dawid,
to rotate through the No. 3
doubles position.
Holding. an Estancia alum-
ni who is also the coach of
Tustin's girls varsity team,
knows this season will be
rough.
"I wish we had more
guys,· she admitted.
But she sees 'this as a
chance for Estancia's tennis
program to start a solid foun-
dation. It's season began
Thursday against El Modena.
"We're a very young
· team,• Holding said. •My
goal is to get theui better Crom
where tKey are at the begin-
ning of the year at the end of
the season."
CREW
NAC takes the
Cal·Cup lead
•Junior Crew wins
first of three-race event.
LONG BEACH -The
Junior Crew team from the
N ewport Aqualtc Center cap-
tured the first regatta in the
Cal Cup series on Saturday.
Racing" against teams from
the Long Beach Rowing Asso-
ciation, the MariOd Aquatic
Center from Marina del Rey,
the San Diego Rowing Club
and the ZLAC Women's team
from ian Diego, the NAC
gathered the most points in
the event.
The NAC took first place in
the MenAs VclTsity Eight,
Men's Varsity Double,
Women's Novice Eight,
Women's Varsity Squad and
the Women's Novice Four.
In addition, the Women's
Novice Quad, Women's Var-
sity Single and the Men's Var-
sity Squad placed second in
their events.
' For the boys, Cd.M's Reed
Glyer won four events. He
finished on top in the 110-
meter high hurdles (18.2), 300
high hurdles (45.8), the biple
jump (36-0) and the long
jump (18-7). Josh Yelsey easi-
ly won the 800 (2:04.8) and
1,600 (4:42.6) and also
Hossfeld easily took the
1,600 and 3,200 races. Kristen
Canary won three events for
the Sea Kings, taking the girls
100, triple jump and pole
vault.
2. lalvaiy CNpti, l SJ 7
110 HH • 1 G~ (CdM), 18 2. 2 CMpata
((dM), 20 0. l frarnwn (CdM), 20 0
300 HH • I . GI~ (CdM~ 45 I. 2 f~
(CdM), 47 7, l Kl~ (COM), .ta.Ii.
HJ · 1. Khef (CdM), 5-4; Knuppel (CdM), no helgh1
U • 1. Glye< (CdM). 18-7. 2 Joweqyo (CQ,
1"4 I 2.) Swpu<nftll (CdM). 17-1
TI • I Gl)'ft (CdM), 36.()
Pl/ • I Wauon (CdM), 11-0. 2 KM< (CdM).
1 \.-0, l Moote (CdM), 11-0
SP • 1 Fenton (CdM), 51-4 112; 2 Grey '
(CdM). 40-S; l Shockey (CdM), 39 9
OT· 1 ~enton (CdM), 1S7·9. 2 Shochy
(CdM), 123-5, l Grey (CdM),) 12.()
1001.H • 1 Web.t KdM), 214
300 IH • 1 Way (CdM), 1 '00 2, 2 WWbe<
(CdM), 1 00 2 6, l Molder (CdM). 1 Ol 2
HJ · I Br-(CdM), S-0, 2 llMt K-(CdM), 4-6, 3 (ti«) TU<ne< (CdM), Kuhn (CC), .......
U ·I 8-IC-(CdM), 14-l 112
TJ • 1 CM'lll)I (CdM), 11 7, 2 lie« K-
(CdM). JO.I. 1 Af>tdo (CO, 25-9
Pl/ 1 CMtMy (CdM), U, 2 w.bet ((dM),
7.()
S$> • 1. JulJan (CC), ~S·l. l ~"'"" ICC), 1•~ 3 Mack (CdM), 12-1 I
OT· 1. Sfisuni (CQ, 69-6, 2 Jultan (CQ 6ot
4, l Sal1slo (CO. 60-2
Estancia· primed for CIF final
• Eagles battle top-seeded
Bishop Montgomery for the
Div. IV crown Saturday at 10.
Barry Faulkner
DAILY PILOT
LA MIRADA -BOYS Ever-confident
coach Steve Cre~-SOCCER shaw believes ne1-J •
ther rain, top-seed-
ed Bishop! M1;mtgomery, nor a less-than-
idea1 pla)ling surface, can keep his
Estanoa High boys soccer team from its
appointed goal: a CrF Southern Section
Division IV championship.
However, ·before the second-seeded
Eagles (19-1-1) square off with the Del
Rey League champion Knights (21-2-3),
Saturday at 10 a.m. at La Mirada High,
Crenshaw voiced his objection to the
venue.
"I'm not happy with it,• Crenshaw
said of the La Mirada football field,
which is crowned and an estimated 10
yaI:ds narrower and shorter than the
Eagles' nat home field. Estancia is one of
two boys title games not. played at Cal
State Fullerton, which hosts three cham-
pionshJp boys contests Saturday.
DON lEACH I DAllY PILOT
Estancia High's double trouble duo, Esaul Mendoza and Cesar Terrones.
games. and John Alderete, have combined to
HBecause we're a smaller school, they
shove us over to a football field and I
think it's cheap.•
Senior forwards Esaul M endoza (nine po t 13 shutouts.
The Eagles bring a wedlth o( talent
and confidence inlo their first title game
since winning the section 2-A crown in
of his 43 goals in the playoffs, including Bishop Montgomery has survived
two hal .tricks) and Cesar Terrones (four one-goal verdicts in ijle quarterfinals
of his 33 m the last three games) key an and senuhnals to earn a shot at its sec-
attack fueled by speed, skill and ond section crown. The Krughts won the
unselfishness. 2-A title m 1983.
1985. '
Estanda has outscored opponents,
117 -12, including a 24 -3 edge in four
playoff games, and bas won its last 16
Senior Eagles' goalie Hilario Arriaga Hour guys have said they want J.o go
and the all·senior back tine or sweeper take care of business Saturday,• Cren-
Edson Anaya, stopper Omar Navarrete, shaw said. "Their dtlltude 1 'Let's JUSt
as well as fullbacks Fernando Medlna go \.vin the thing.' •
CORONA ·DEL MAR HAMMERS LOYOIA
•Sea Kings cruise to
15-3 nonleague victory.
CORONA ~EL TENNIS
MAR -Juruors
Randy Myers and. Peter Kul-
maticki sewpt at" No. 1 dou-
bles, 6-2, 6-1 , 6-1, to lead host
Corona del Mar High's boys
tennis team to a 15-3 rout
over Loyola High of Los
Angeles Thur..Jay afternoon.
~rts
BRIEFLY ,.
Bucs can't hold on
FULLER-
TON -The BASEBALL
Orange. Coast College men's
baseball team found some
offense, but failed to hold
down the fort in Thursday's 7-
. 6 Orange Empire Conference
loss to host Fullerton.
Other three-~ "t winners
for the Sea Kings (2-0)
indude Brian M orton (6-3, 6·
0, 6-0) and Cameron Ball (6-3,
6-0, 6-0) in singles. along with
Michael Bean and Robert .
Kennedy (6-3, 6-2, 6-0) in
doubles action.
Coach 1im Mang, howev-
er, was most satisfied with the
play of his No. 3 doubles, Jay
Reed and Josh Stuart, who
won two of three matches.
The Sea Kings, ranked No.
1 in CIF ~outhem Sect.loo
Division I, will host Los
Alamitos Tuesday at 3:15 in
nonleague action.
NOM.EAGW
o.aMA Da MM 15, Lavol.A l
~ • Morton (CdM) def.
Levy, 6-3, def. c:aspary, 6-0, def.
Belisarl. 6-0; Ball (CdM) won. 6-3,
6-0, 6-0; Ning (CdM) lost. 2-6. won,
6-3, lost, S-7.
' Doubl11 • Myers·Kulmatidci
(CdM) def. Cooley-Newcombe, 6-2,
def. Gteenspan·shavers. 6-1, def.
Radefs.Sultlvan, 6-1; Bean-Kennedy
(CdM) won, 6-3, 6-2. 6-0; Reed-Stulrt
(CdM) lost. 2-6. woo, 6-2. 7-5.
The Pirates (5-9, 0-3 in
conference) had leads of 3-0,
4-3, and 6-3, but could not
hold dO"j'l Fullerton (2-1 in
conference), who converted
14 singles into seven runs.
Jason Reuss had three tuts,
including his sixth home run,
three runs scored and two
RBis to lead OCC's attack.
Blair Havens and Chris
Laws chipped in with two hits
and a run scored, while Brian
Mwphy had a hit and two RBls.
In the top of the ninth, the
Pirates had two runners on
and one out, but a smash by
Reuss went right to the Hor-
nets' shortstop, who turned a
doubl:Jiay to end the game.
~ ..... COM EMNCE Fuu9"0N 7, OMNG1 CoAsT I
Orange Coast 381 020 000 -6 12 1
Fullerton 30002110X ·7 140 1k>s1k'k. C.rey (5), Parkin (8)
and Murphy; Bower, Swan (7),
a.rk (8), Romprey (9) and Bower,
Sw..i. W • Oarlt. L ·Carey. 1·2.
Sv • Romprey. 28 • Laws COCO.
HR • Reust (OCQ.
Costa Mesa rolls
COSTA tvlESA -GOLF
Jeff Montoyd shot a
combined 3-under 68 to lead
Costa Mesa High's boys golf
team lo a 395-462 win over
Ca1vary Chapel Thursday
afternoon.
Thursday's final rune holes
were played at Costa M esa
Golf and Country Club's Mesa
Linda Course, par 35 while the
first rune holes were played
Wednesday at Rancho San
Joaquin Goll Course, par 36.
Lou Carrasco (3 7-38),
Bryce Sheridan (39-40),
Joaki.m Rising (41-40) and
Nue Kahele (92 combined)
round out M esa's sconng.
Tars easy winners
N E w p 0 R T GOLF
BEACH -Daniel
Kush and Kevin Olson each
sh ot an 8-over, 44 on the
back-njne to lead Newport
Harbor H igh's boys golf team
to a nonleague wm over Mis-
SlOD Viejo at Big Canyon
Country Club, par 36.
Thursday's back-nine,
combined with Tuesday's
front-nine scores at Mission
Viejo Country Club gave
Newport the 428-446 win
over the Dlablos.
Kush's 18-hoJe total was
83, while Olson came m with
an 85 for the Satlors (1 -0).
Lions s plit at Biola
LA M IRADA SOFTBAll
Vanguard
• University's softball team spilt
its first two Golden State Ath-
letic Conference contests with
host B1ola. winnmg. 1-0,
before losing, 3-0
Gina Llebengood threw a
comp,lete-game two tutter for
the Lions ( 11 -5. 1-1 m confer-
ence) m game one. stnking
out six Valerie Vanaken had
two ruts to lead Vanguard.
In game two. the Lions
could only muster four hits off
the Eagles' pitching. while
B1ola scored all three runs m
the first two innings.
GOLDEN STATE AJHLEnC WC Cw:Ha ca.n.1 v A#GIJNtl) UNlvasfTy 1, Biol.A 0
Vanguard 000 001 0 • 1 7 0
Biola 000 000 O • O 2 2
Lie~ngood and Devery; Logsdon
and Fluck. W • Uebengood, 6-2.
L •Logsdon, S-2.
6-ne2
Biol.A 3, VANGUAlllD UNnlasfrf 0
Vanguard 000 000 0 • 0 4 1
Biola 120 000 x • 3 6 2
Atchley and Smith; Fox and
Menjares. W • Fox. S-2. L · Atthley,
2-3. 28 • Logsdon (B)
Coast wins, 9-0
COSTA MESA TENNIS
-Orange Coast's .
women's tennis team (4-2, 2-1)
won the easy way Thursday.
Cypress defaulted because of
8 lack of players and
absorbed a 9-0 Orange
Empire Conference loss,
OCC talented, but lean in numbers
•Gillis excited with
ability of OCC squad.
If only there were more.
Tony AhDb9ll
OMY PILoT
COSTA MESA -1be one
nice thing about a teem the
size ol the Orange Cout Col·
ieoe men'• teruU1 teem: p1en.
ty ol roam on the bnc:h for
Coach~ Gillis.
•• Ran.ct wttb t 0 players,
but for one ,.... or anodaer, rm down to nve. • GWil Mid.
•t1op11a11y, .. 11 get one ol
our ...... pla,.n beck for
r t
•
our sixth singles and doubles Gillis said "l wish ht>'d come
player. up to the net more often
That player ls sophomore because he's got great court
Phong Luu who ls recovering coverage. As a No l , we'll
from a collapsed lung. have to see how mentally
•He's hed surgery on it and tough he as down the stretch.•
we hope to have him back ln a Gillis ls also pae.ed with
month or 1c>. • Gillis Mid. ·u the play ol freshmen MMol'I
we get hill\ back. we might Wa and Shakti a.nidoanti.
have a shoe at a couple of the Both Wiil C'OO\pete foe Nos. 2
tap teenw ln tbe ronlereace. • and 3 llngleli a well • play
What the team law ln wtth Brouwer et No. t doutllM.
population, lt more than "My'plan ls to.P.Y Mut"el
inabl up in cMlraD •bUity. and Shakti ~ for the
l.Mdtng Ill• troops ... ftnt half and then MW! Mar-
f1'91b1Dan MemiJ Brouwer eel and Maeon together,•
wbo JI from Halle"Mt GUlll-'d. "It'll come dawn to •ttn liiaud ... wl ..... the belt ..... m..llby wl got ...... ~ ... • obftoully, wbk:b ...... plays
..
better.•
Rounding out the ~ter ere
freshmen Chris Morales aod
7.ob.rab Ver1alllan. Both have
received pr.-from Gillis for
their strong work ettuc. " ·nev need to get better
aad the nic:e thiri9 ii they
want to get better,• G8bl Mid.
•They're out there ftWY day
and they're ........ bilftt ••
Accordiaf1b GllJa. wbo is
bl ldl •Ymtb ,.., .. tbe
mtn'• teDllil COKh, occ
lbcMdd be. ";..":.:' ......
-Orange Caafllr-.x:.. ......... -~ --Wiil~-'
Raphael Bernard Jr.
Farshid Kazi Sr.
Marvin Lam So.
Vijay Ularam Jr.
Cuong Nguyen So.
David Nguyen So.
Laurent Nguyen ~ So.
Partha Patel So.
Thien Pham Sr.
Thu Pham Jr.
Spencer Soloman So. . Coach: John Tichy ·
MESA
ON RISE
. • Bevy of newcomers .
bolsters the lineup.
Joseph Boo
DAILY PILOT
COSTA MESA -Costa
Meso H1gh's boys tcnrus team
d1d not hdve a memordble
season last -yeclf, so the fact
that Musldngs have d let of
new players on this year's
tea01 is d pos1uve for Mus·
tangs Codch John Tichy. And
two mdtches mto· tts season,
he sees d lot or unprovement. ·we improved tremen-
dously from last yedr, • he
Sd1d •Newport Hdrhor beat
us, 16·2, lttsC year. (Wednes-
day). we lost, 12·6, but 1t·eas-
t.ly could have been 9.9 •
Among lhe remforcemeots
conung in is sophomore
Cuong Nguyen, A trnnsfer
from lnlt1nd Vallev athletic
power Upland, · Nguyen
'already grnhbed f\.teo;d '<; No 1
smgles spot Sophomore> Mar-
vin Lam 1s the ndds-on-
fdvonte to be lhe No 2 •.angles
player Sophomore Spencer
Soloman t1nd 1umors R<lphael
Bernard dncl V11ay L1laram
are otht.>r contenders fN the
smgles -.pol ·
Brother.., Tuten dnd Thu
Pham foml te.;a'c; No l dou·
hie<; tedm Costd Mesa's
senior class pres1dent
Raphael Kd21 \. ... ho WdS Last
yettr·s team I\ t\'P returns as
lhe team Cdptam and tS m
Mesa's Llouhles rotalion
"Raphael'~ the hardest
workmq quy on our tedJll, •
Tichy said He's a tremen-
dous compeutor H e's the
heart dncl soul of our teclm. •
Sophomores Partha Patel,
Ldurent Nguyen dnd David
Nguyen round out the dou-
ble squad
Tichy feels his team 1s
good enough to capture Uurd
or fourth place m lhe Pacific
Coast ledlJUt:> A lhlrd-place
finish would lead to a CTF
Playoffs berth, which St'emed
1mposs1ble last year But this
ts another year for Ttchy's
squad
"You can see that I'm try·
mg to soy that we'n.• a big
tmprovement from la l year,•
Tlchy Sdld.
TENNIS
Pirates blank foe
CYPRESS Marcel
Brouwer and Shakti Cherniti-
ganu each won all 20 gclffies
played. leadmg the Orange
CodSt College men' tennis
team to a 9-0 wm over host
Cypress m Orange Empire
ConferenC'e action.
Brouwer and Chenutlganb
each won, b-0, 6~. m ingle
play, then Ledllled up to win,
8-0. m doubles competitlon
The Plrcites will travel to
Scln Diego to take on San '
Diego MeSd Tuesday al 2 p.m.
m nonC'onterence acuon.
OllAllilll -cws Qt ~ Co.uT t. 0-0
si..-. •~IOCQcNf II~ 6-4.
U Wto IOCQ Oltf <>-"°' .. l •2.: o-t;. ~· (OCQ drf to ..0 ..ct y.,,.,_., IOCQ
def lft, (>.), 6~ ... (If ..... coco dtf ..._
dtlt, 6 0, ~I, lW (()(() def Wt( ... 6 ). 6-0.
,_.... 8<...-r O.......t~• tOCQ def
RutlU'l'e-Ume\. 1.0 w.; ~~ ICXO ct.f Go....,._~ l-4 UNV~ COCO ..
a.~to.IJ
3Uii~'T-A-
TllPIURS
Marcel Brouwef Fr.
Shakti ChemltigMlti Fr.
Phong Luu So.
Chris Mor•lft Fr.
Zohreb Vilrulnian Fr.
,..,,.. Wei ff. e..-T.ndy Gillis
Irvine Valley, but we have the
talent to beet eVe1yone .a..•
GWis Mid. ·u '" cm get
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REQUEST oeted Within the Interior VOUft PfltONRTY IT SIDE: 1,000 SO.FT. T&ANIPl!a at the hearing and stale Flctltloua BuatneH .~..... Newport Beach, Heme s .. tement Group. Inc., (CA), 2925
FOR PRE· zone1. wl1tl lab benc:fles MAY IE IOU) AT A OUTSIDE). AT THE ALCOBOUC llEVEI· your objections or hie Name Statement Ce.lltomta 92660 The following parsons Hart>or Blvd., COiia QUALIFICATION extending to ttle north PlaJC SALL II' YOU TERMINAflON POINT AGE wrinen objecllbns wl1h The lollow!no persona John Sliver, 537 New· are doing busln8'S as: Mesa, CA 92626
STATEMENTS and toufh. Ideally me· Jal> ~ ~ OF THE BEAR STREET UC'IJliSE the court before lhe 11e doing buslness as: Port Ctr Dr. Newport AHlrmatlvt HR Solu· This business ts oon·
FOR-OESIGN AND chanlcel tupply la TION °'THE NAT'UftE BRIDGE, LOCATED AT (tJCC S. ... ., n -.. hearing. Your IP· COX CHARITIES FOR Beach, Calilomla 92660 lions, 1797 Of1o1a DrMI, duded by: a OOfPO'llllon
CONSTRUCTION provided lhrough I ll'lr· °' lMI ~ 3 3 3 3 BR IS T 0 L _. paarance may be In par· ORANGE COUNTY, Johnny Stalberger. Costa Mesa, Cahtornla Have you started
OF TuE llcat Stlalt localed 111 tne AQAINIT YOU YOU STREET, SUllE 2505, a a P 1'173 • -..1 son or by your a11omey. 18012 Mitchell Ava So., 537 Newport Ctr . Or, 92626 doing business yet?
f' north and of the labora· IHOUU) CONTACT 1 A '" A PDC ZONE. NOTICE IS HERE.BY IF YOU ARE A CRED· Irvine, CA 92614 • Newport Beach, Califor· ~rbara B. Raabe, Yes, 03l01/2000 HEWITT HALL tory, whh eJChautt exist· LA~ A public ENVIRONMENTAL. 0£· OIVEN Ma belt aaJc of ITORorcbnllngenlcrad· Orange County's n1a 92860 17970tlolt0rlva,Cos1a South Codi lmPorta
PROJECT Ing the 1ulte In a shalt to auction' Ult to "'9 TERMINATION: EX· -ud • uaMter of ilorol lhedeceilsed, you United Way. 18012 Thia business is coo-Mesa, Cllllomla 112626 Group, Inc., George
NO. 994034 the toulh. hlghett b6dder for caafl, EMPT. alcx*otk: bc'ven&e lkealc must Ille your claim With Mitchell Ave., So., trvtno. ducted by: co-partners This business la con· Mattnew MolOd
March 2000 The eKterlor ol Iha calhltf'• checa drewn 3. PLANNING AP· 11 atx.l to be._. t~ court and mall a CA 92614 1'1ave you star1ed ducted by· an lncttvlduat Thia statement was
NOTICE IS HEREBY building wlll conslat of e on a aute or nation•! PLICATION PA·00·04 Tiie llllllC(i).' Soc:.lal copytotheP41raonalrep· This business Is con· doing busfness yet? No Have r,ou started llled wtth the County
GIVEN that Design BUiid cast concrete and glass bani!, chec:k'drawn by 1 FOR GL V COOP. ER Scaartry or Federal Tu resentallve IJ>O()fnled by ducted by: a corporatloo Jofln Silver doing bUs ness yel? No Cle"< o1 Orange County
Team R 51 for Pre· and metal panel curtain Ital• o( ftdtfat credit FOR A VARIANCE TO Nlmbcn dd IMlai.a the court Within tour Have you started This statement was Balt>era B·. Raabe on 02·24·2000
quaut1ce.T:i'8statements wall system. wnlon, 6f a check LEGALIZE THE CON· addml of die months from the date ol doing business yet? flied with the County This statement was 2000l820MO
wlM be received by the Sitt and Building drawn by a state or VER S 1 O N OF A wtkrltk:eM« are: TO the ntst lssuence of let· Yes, January 4, 2000. Clertl of O!ange County flied ·with the County Dailv PllOt Mar 31. 10,
University ol Ca.lffomla CoMtructlon. Cott e. ledeflt UYtfttlt end CARPORT TO AN VEN'TURES INC 1 lets as provided In Pro-Orange County • oo 02-08·2000 Clerk of Ocange CQvnty 17, ~4. 2000 1'296
trvtne campus, rorquaJ~ llmai.: SH,ooo,ooo.oo 1o1n auodatlon, °' ENCLOSED GARAGE C.aifonda • COfllO,._, bate Coda section 9100. United Way, Emmanuel 20008'191'7 on 02·1'·2000 FletltlOua Bualnffa Hcatlon to bid on the BID DOCUMENTS: tavlngt a .. oc:latlon, Of WITH lESS TH~ TH~ By· Aiuudtr To Prul-The lime lor Ill no clatm. V Liiiiana, CPA Delly Pilot Feb. 25, Mar. • 2000H1"74 Nwne S .. Mment
H E WITT H AL L Bid Documenls ata aavtnOt baf1'l tpeclflad REQUIRED 20 ,)( 20 de ' 891 BU 's wfU not expire before This statement was 3, 10, 17. 2000 F290 DallY PdOt Feb. 25. MIN. Thi lcltowlnO penions
PROJECT NO "4-034• scheduled to be avail· In 1tct1on 1101 ol the DIME N S I 0 N . L 0 · 18~· COJU Mu ~A four monlN from l~ l11ed With the County Flctltfoua Builneaa 3, 10, 17, 2000 F219 ere doing t>uSlriess 89 The proi-ct 19 a "0.: able to prequafflled De-P'lnanclal code Ind CA TED AT 1838 mM cu, hearing dale noticed Clark ol Orange County Ntme S .. t.ement Flctitlou1 Bu1lneta The Breeze · Con
tlgn Build" project, sign Build Teams In May ~':.tto::. bu.:j ~c::.HA~E~~N~N Doi111 bu1Msa •: a.~ MAY EXAMINE on OH9·~17168 The lollowtng persons pqme S .. tement r:lomlf'lium ~rs
and wlll Include the 2600. Bid Documents Ml,I n • • . ENVIRONMENT AL OE. • '7 UA y UQUOR.. lile k by the rt D II Pilot F b 11 18 are doino business .as. The IOllowing pertons Association, 118 and prellmlnary d11lgn, wilt consist ol UC Irvine be held by the duty T ON ex· AIJ CMher bllu-tho •Pl oouin. a r..! e • , , L & R SERVICES, are doing business as: 118.5 43rCI St., Newpon
pr1.,.relloo or wondng Campu1 Standards and ~Id trustM ., TERMINA l : · 1) Hd 8ddma(es\ 11 Voll are 8 parson • 25• r. 3• 2000 F258 2087 1 Buc11wood Spltilual Guild or Beach, Calilomla 112&63
drewlng1 (ahop draw-Deslon Criteria, project thOwn bttow1 ot ·ell EMPT. ::f' by Ille terested In the estate, Flctlllou• BualnHI Lana. Huntl nnton America. 1129 W. Patrick Z. Glance. 326 Inna) and eonatrvc-specfllc des'-criteria right, tltle, ana lntarett FOR FURTHER IN· , ,_ you may Ille with the Name Statement • W S N II~ baaed on the UC perlormane':'' epeclll: conv1Y9«1 to and now FORMATION ON THE Wllel\f)tin-wiellm die court a Request tor Spe· T"-fol'.....,."" ""'r"ons Beach, CA 92646 BalbOa Blvd. #B, New· atnut t., 1wport
S ,__ net ,__, held by tht trust• tn ABOVE APPLICA· put tllrtt yean, • IUlled" clal Notice (torm '"' ,.,..,., .. ., .. -" Leanne Ft Yesby. pon Beach CA 92661 Beach. Celllomla 92063 Irvin• Cemput tan-cat ..... sa some typ......, the hereinafter de-TIONS TELEPHONE by die wt.tcn.1)11.iceJ111«. DE·154) o1 the llllng ol are doing business as 20871 Beachwood Christine Caparelll, This business Is con· derda and 011lgn plans and de,Jalls lrom acrlbtd ~under (71 4)764·5245 OR ue: (lr llOllC, ao awt): an Inventory and ap· Automatfng Business, Lana , Huntington 1129 w. Betboa BIVd ducted by: an unln· Criteria, projael ,,,... Neuroscience Reseafdl Mid purtuant to a Deed C~L AT THE OFFICE ~ pralsat of estate assets 3228 Dakota Ava.. Beach. CA 92646 •B. Newpon Beach, CA corporated association
clllc d11lgn crttarla, Facility and Sprague ot Trust deac.rlbed OF. THE PLANNING Tiie lllllM(i) Social or of any petition or ae· Cost.a Mesa. CA 92626 Roselle c Yart>y, 92661 other than a partner'lhlp performance apac:m-Hall. Addftk>nal lntorma· QOM 200 ' .... _.. ... Peter LA Gn .... nhAA&o 20871 Beachwood D •• 1 Have you started cation• and aoma typl· tk>n available 10 bidders below. Thi tale wlll be DIVISION, A . • ~ Of Fc«ral Tu. count as provruvv "' 3228 Oakot'ai""Av;~, on n a · ""a r e lne cal plent and ct.tall• Will Include the Detelled medl, but without nFAIRDRIVE.COSTA Nllllbtl'I 11111 addraa or Probate Code section Cost .,_ CA 92628 Lana , Hunt1ng1on Stenlake, 12066 Coyne doino bus ss yeC7 No
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I R P,....... p Soll CO¥enaM Of werrll'lty, MESA, CALIFORNIA die t.yerl...,ak:u& are: 1250 A Request tor a .....,sa, Beach, CA 92646 St , Los Angeles, CA Palrlc:k Z. Glance rom Neurote •nee • . ...,...... rogram, s llflfllMd Of lmtlfled Publlshad Newport YO\!..NG BEOM JOO .a1 Special Notlee form Is This business Is con· This business Is con· 90049 This sta1ement was
11erch Faclltty end Report, and a copy ol ~..,-ding title po•.: Beach·Costa Mesa TopCb ~ ~· avallabla trom the OOUl1 d\letad by: an inoMdual 1'UCltd by-a general This bus.lness It con· filed with the County Spregu1 Halt. the Umvvrslty ol Caltfor· Mnlon Of encum-Dalty Piiot Mardi 3 9'l6Gl ve-. UIC. clerk Have you star1ed partnership dueled by; a general Clet1l ol O!ange County All Design Build nle, lrvlne. Campus br es 10 :lr .the 2000 ' CA .... _ .....__ Attofney tor the doing bustnen yet? The regtslrant com· partnership on 03-01·2000
Teems who are In· Standards and Design 8'tc • •-·t F""'• ''"' -u --sold 1 Yes 1-01"" -A---'to'ransactbust ... 1 1 d 20006821.,68 terested In praqualllyino Cnterla r~ng nc.,... ,,... AR 1e11cnlly deecribed •· PelJt oner: . Peter L AGruenbtck ...... ,_... • • "'ave you s are .. tor this project and Wisfi The COntr\ctor and drrl. of the note(•) Nm"ICt: m auonou tllrAlnue, n.u.ra. trade BROWN • STREZA This siaiemenl was nass under the liOlltlolJs doing business )'117 No Oa~ Pilot Mar. 31= 10,
to obtain the Pre· Design Team wlU be re· aecurtd by the Dead ot Of' IM1UC S4U . n.u.ra. tq¥--. 111111• VANESSA J. ~EGOR. llled with the County bu•lnesa name or Christine Caparelli. 17, 4, 2000 297
qualllicatlon Statements quired to obtain 811 State 'rrult, with tnterHt and (UCC s.c. 610il ~. &oodWW, le111t ESQ .. SBN 114111, Clerk ot Orange County names ftsted aboYe on: This statement was Flethl0u1 BualneH may call either (949) Are Marshal, Otv11fon ol late charQt• tti«eon. ~No. UO»MW Uld lt.tilthold IMerQl. noo IAVINE CENTER on 02.QG·2000 113<W5 llled with the County • Name Statement
824-8117 (Hot Line. Oo· the Slate Architect's Ac· .. J>fOVldecl In th• NOTICE ·IS Hiit.HY OOYCllAlll llOI to cocnpelC. DR., STE. 900, IRVINi, 2000A18720 Leanne R. Yerby Clerk ol Orange County The loltowlnq persons
lion #3) or (949} cess Compliance note(•). advanct1, GIVEN u •_. .. It ~latrade,ete. CA92611 Dally Piiot Feb 11 t8 RosalleC Yerby oo02·15·iOOO are doing business as·
824-6630 ' Section and lhe local Of· under the terms of the ._•.,.....,no .,..,1 Uld WAR loclled ac Published Newporl 25 Ma 3 2000 ;:255 This statement was 20006819n.o Tanderheart Produc: DATE OF SUBMIT· anga CQvnty Art De· DMd of Trust. lntaretl _."'-......_.\of .. 891 Baker Strttl ,81 Beach·Costa Mase • r. • hied with the County DaUy PllOl Feb 18, 25, lions 88 Fair Drive
TAL: partment aoeoctts. The thereon, '"'· charges .,..,1 ai-. HAMID COila Mesa. CA 91626 • 0a11y Pitot March 3, II, Fletltloua Bu1loeH ~leg'; .~/:~!,OBe County Mar. 3, 10, 2000 F273 Costa Mesa. caii1ornia
Design Build Team prQJect wlll require Ind 111'*'"' of the sane EkfANI IOfl ""· nc rypc of Lic:tMe 1.o 10, ~ Name Statement 20006818314 Flcthloua Bualnesa 92626
Prequalillcatlon State· Clmput Jnd Regental TN= (~t~ tot:: 8AKD. UNIT 8. COSTA bc: 1raMfcmd la: Off·Sak FTh293 :rll8 lollowwlO persons Cally Piiot Ftb 25, Mar Name S .. tement Kerrie Ussery, 3550 -menta Will be recelved at design approval. UC ~ "\lbtlcM= "' Mf..SA. CA tlOI Oncn.t Uq.or Uce!IR !'IOl'1C'S TO are dolno t>uslness as 3. 1o. 17. 2000 F291 The IOllowlng person• W Sweett>ay Coun. Unit
the Offloe ot Design & lrvlne wt• coordinate all ,.. . 0.. .._ • IDOi No. l l·lll32l CUDITOll50l'8lJUC Hilbert Property Man· are dolnO t>uslnlss as A. Anahelrri, Ca~tomla
Con•lNCllOfl ·SeM<:ts. de~ •wrov&ll. Con· the Nottee of ~ l'IUD.IA I09l w BAXI.a. -Med fOf die SAL& aoa~•. 1300 Bnstol N FlctltlOUI 8u1lneH 1) ·cLASSICAL OE· 92804 .... ~...... Is
Attention: Lynn tractor'sachedultmust :u:n-.:y,~t=-UNTTO.C'OSTAMDA CA pmlllltealoc111echcSAM.E (UCCS.0.610J) •190, Newport Bea.ch, NemeStatement SIGNS , b) C al· Thls.,.._..,ss .oon-
Nagelujl-Javler, Uni· reflect end accom· ~ amount ma '" t26l6 ne bulk '* ud l!ecrowNo. 2JOJ$-M'W CA. 82660 The lollowlng parsons eDesign.com, c} ~ dueled by: an lndMduat verslty of C.alllornla, modlta an necessary re· greater on the cJY of ~ --=.•••~fl: 1n11Sfcr of die alc:ollolic NOTIClt 18 HUUV RidMark ~rt. ~ ~ a.to dolnO buslneu as: Ina Elegenoe 1800 F"or1 Have you started
Irvine. Design & Con-view proeeues .... TftUST°"·MAGDI --•> "' bc'vera lil:tMC II U... 09 unve, e-,...... FLOWE"R P.ROPER· T"'rft1n Place. Newpc>r1 doing bustneu yal? atrvction Services, 3500 DESI GN BUILD IMAHtM . AND .... OJ ,... Ill ,....._ lcnckd'::, be: COftllllllOYICd OM.N lhM • bulL .i. II Cout, CA. 92657 , TIES INCORPORATED. Beach, CA 92660 Yet, 0110111998
Bertceley Place. lrvtne, T E A M P A E MA.DEL.ENI !&RAHIM ,.._ • ..-"1 .. llllo(i). It Ille offlcc of' JEAN alioola io be ,..._ The This busine~s ~s con· 2418 Hollday Road, LlnOa L. Schindler, Kerrie Utsery
Calllomla 92697·2450, QUA LI FICA TI 0 N HUIBAND AND WIFE !.In. NONI! AU.EN ESCROW CO --<•) and "'-ducted by: an tndl\lldual Nowporl Beach. CA 18QO Port Tiffin Place. This . slatemant was uni.ii 5:00 P.M., Frld1y, PROCEDURES: Duly Appointed Trut· n. .-.i<•l _. ...._ INC 10701 Loe Allmi~ lid*• (•) qt lht Mller(1) Have you· s1arted 92660 Newport Baaoh, CA filed With the CounlY
Mereh 24, 2000. No pre· 1 Design Bulld Team tH' GOlDEN WEST ..._ "'. .., w,.(i) .,""' Dt..d • 1200 to. AJ.unl.· di-GERALD 01..ENN dol11g business yet? Flower Pr0per1les In· 92660 Olerlc of Orange-COUnty
qualllicatlon Statements PrequalKICatlon State· SAVwGS ASSOCIA-lllllOStn TAKIDA '"2 'cA 90720 Md Ille BRA,.'101' 1220 BISON Yes. 1/l /95 oor~led. (CA). 2418 Anita Meister Boyd. on 03-01 ·22~ .... ........
will be acoepted aller menta wlll be available T10H IERV1CE co A STANTON AV£.. AP'T.BllOl, ~i,.,_ ...... ···-..... Is AVE., llA•I, NEWPORT Martt Hilbert Holiday Roed, Ne....vvt 1848 Pon Car1oW Ptaot, .............. ~ .... -1 l' How t"-F ld M .. • 2000 " Dtlf.NAPAAX.CA906ll .........,...., --B'""H.C•"""660 Thll statement was ~,,..... B h CA DaM~ Pilot Mar 3 10 111S 1me. ever. ,.., r ay, 1re,, .. , CAUfO!tNIA COftPO. n. ..._ • <:.-... ol Mardi 24. :?000 """' n u hied With the County Beach. CA 92660 Newport tac . • • University reserves the at the University of CaU· AATION ltecordtd 111 cMr:r .,. .,.. n.e bulk sale is Douit "'--. Clerk ol 0 Cou Th" business is con-92660 17, 4, 2000 F300
right to request. reoatve lomla, IMne, Oflloe. of 041271111i ., rnftru.. ~·> :7i:' •aratEU. hbjtu to C&tilonua u.u. BASKIN-ROBBll'lS ICE on 02-04.:,:;g8 nty duded by a corporation This buslneu Is con· Flctiilou• Bualneaa
and evaluate s~p DesiQn & Contlruction ment No. -.1t1• In AVE.. ••06. T1JS1'0ol, CA ronn Coawtmal Code CREAM A YOOVRT 20008818820 Have you •larted ducted by oo-partntts Name Statement
r,•emental Information Servlcu. located In booll page all omdal 9'l7IO Scctioll 6106 , 16170 1220 DIJON AVE... Dall Pilol F b 11 18 doing business yet? Have you star11d The lcltowtno per90tll er~ ~eTsse!rym ,:,:.: 13500rvlneS."<Celev1 110Prtan°'ia' 1tee+ ~ ~~ n. _ _.. .,.. .. Tiie pe~ pnce or ~·!,:_~WPOltT BEACH. 25, f.ar. 3 • .:,00 f:2s4 Yes. 16 Dec 1999 doing bus1ntu yet? are doino bu$lriess as .,,...,~ al nee ....... "' vn• _-. ._.... AU.. idc • \.oft7 -Flower Properties In· Yes.10·2~ BARNNEwPORT,3012 plete the evaluation ol 92697·2·~ The Pre· ANGE County CM.I-~ ~ ':"' w:':e ~ "!~~ All aa-.._ -.(i) Fletltloua BualneH oorporaled, Joseph w Linda L. Scl\lndltr Newpoft Btvd . NewpOrt therr qualtlteetions. De· quallllcelkln Pa<:ket can f'OftNIA. oat• °' AWDl.QUIPMENT •. I.lid f< of IDd ....._ by Illa Name Statement Mader, Secretary This 61atemen1 was Beach, CA 92663 • ~~h1!'U:, 1-:::"em:~: be mailed~ polJintl~ Slle:oa/17/2000 at 2:00 _. .. ._,,. .e: J1NCn :'':.. 11 :-.=, of ..a.ti)......!:'!.,.--=-.._ The lotlowln~sons This statement wu tiled with Ille County Rene Andre Barge,
than be submitted 1n =~~n~rson~oycet\~g PMTHE~T"'H~ P1U.EUA 1wi"' 8.u:Ea. 537,,000.00 •• ildld!Jll ~ 11 .....s by 1111 •c'!ne~s'l9ne~.4200 P!~ hied wtth the Couniy Cterkof°:(;8'Countv 408 31st Street, New·
sealed envelopes (949)824·8117or(949) IN~ To"mi =B.COSTAMESA.CA lnvcmory aum.d .. ..u.t•>.111.,..:NONE N~wport •206. Newpoii ~le~·~'s~•Counly on02·15· 2000l919ne po~'!9~:.~~.
marked on the out~,. &24-6630. Aller Thur• COUNTY COUf'1· n..11o1&,.., ......,. • .,. St30.ooo.oo. Wllkh COii· The Mllil(•) ..i "'-Beach CA 9200o 20008819767 Dally Pilot Feb. 18, 25, ducted by: an lnctlvlduat
"DESIGN BUILD TEAM dey, March 11, 2000, HOUU,, 'TOO CMC ....... "' ...... o( Ille followla&: ..,._ of the bu)'W(•) ca j' E u gene Dally Pilot Feb. 18,l.. 25, Mar. 3, 10, 2000 F269 Have you star1od
· PREOUALIFICATION no ttatemente wlll be CINT'ift DfWR MST, CISCOVllllY ucaow Penoul dlecl ,.,_; MASWR.E. lNC., A Anderson, 4200 Parll Mar. 3, tO, 2000 1'274 FictltlOua B"IJneH ddlng business Y9l7 No STATEME~ HEWITT malled; they muat be UHTA ANA. CALI· <X'1MJ'Af('( 7Tl'T cnnu de.-ited lolo CICIOW 11111 CA CORP~ 6731 Newport •206, Newport Flct1tl0u1 Bu1lnffa Name s .. tement Rene Andre Barge
HALL, ~ ECT NO. llldted up •t the tbov• flOftNIA Amount ot Avt.. ST£. ~ dMt . SI0,000.00 W£STMINn'Rlt AVE.. Beaoh, CA 92660 Name Statement . Thi fcllOwi"" """ISOOI Thi• .statement was IMMOM. location. urlpMd bllanc• and HVWl'IN01'0N 8EACH. CA Ocmallll Noa . la #111, WESTMINBTEa. CA Thi• bu~ Is con· ... ..... hied th the County DESCRIPTION OF 2. All prequaVtlcallon ef\arOU: nM1 Ille -o( Sl7,J)00.00 926ll duc::ted by: an lndlvldual ni. IOllowing parwons are doing business as: WI
THE PROJECT: t=19rnenta must be -1-14 •o...c _. .. -......-... ........ L Uld Sl:J0.000.00 ~· io ....... .......,_•,._CA......,~-..1 Have you started era doing bustn.u as: /IDTAZ. . Cterlt of Oranoa County The rvnnncAlf Hewitt --. --..---• by ......... _.__ ·-_, ~"' Tre Bona, 2.ao West PROFESSIONAL. on 02-03-2000 r·~ . _ llled by the Conlrac· '" or other com-MAaOi J0.1000 be repllccd ..-...... 1111 ditttl -611 ttl doing business yet? Coesl Hwy, Suite 12. SERVICES. 384 Pnnce· 2000tl1172t
HaN It the lhlrd building IOl's Ind Arc:Mtc.1's cl· mon du6gnadon o1 rN.t n. .,. .. ., _,.. '° IO die cromr ol die .,. ..u.(i) .. 4J6l Yu, 1985 Newpon 'Beach, CA Ion Or., Costa Mtu. CA Dallv PllOt Mar. 3~ lntheCanterlorlheCof. lice wno w11t be ffi SM'c>perty: -VAL.IN-c.-... iw.,. l.lq9ol IJcrme . . Car!EugeneAndtrion 17. ~4 2000 .-~
lege of Medicine at UC forming the work. IA •Titer COSTA C--' ONo kliam SJOS.00000 ~~ A'Dl..CYPUSS. This statement W81 92663JoAnn Van D1ykeA, ~~ Kenny Young., l~;;·;·.;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;i;ii ll'Vlna The project Will the experience ol the • MISA. CA~ ~ #: 6106 2. P10lllllMory Nolt ud ",,..,..,,., llled with Ille County ~ '""" 0 COiia
consist of ~oxlma:r. tlce that wlll be bidding, 1'1 ..... Tiit under· n. -_, ...._ o1 11o Secllrily "&fmDCM • la 'Ille -betlls IOW .,.. Clerk of Orange County ~~f.,Wat~.~~wpo;j :'s:,rtgc:~J·· Cos Ule ~r 80.000 GS . ii ls an . managing •net ataftlng ...,.. Tt\ltt.. • .. ,._ - -cw. ..., (IVOt of Sellen ..... ly ~ M! AU. on 02-08·~ e.ach. CA 112663 Thi• blnlneH I• OOf'I· paled that the bUilding will be considered. any lttllMy fot .,. .. 11. oacovav S60 ooo oo fVRNlTU1l£. FtX1VllES.. 20008811U'8
will be three atorle1 3. The University has eny tnconectneH ot r.acaow COMPANY. rm · 11 •11., been •arced F.Qlll.PMENT AND Dally Piiot Feb. 11, 18, Gina Van Oyl(e. 2400 ducted by: an lndl\llduat above grade With a utll· established a IWO•phaH .v..c Mdrea• Ot a.mu "~ :rt!. ._ betWcct1 die f'ltANCffJS'E wtm 25, Mar. 3, 2000 F2S3 West Coest Hwy. Suite Have you llarttd
ltyMvenum lunnel con· ratl~ 1yst1m lor p,.. other common deUQ• HUNTil'•'OTOH 81!.Aal CA llellef\1)ftk:e-ud dte 91!d.,..loc:ailotdat:BAllKIN· 12, Newport BeaCll;CA doingbuslness~I? No M ft
l'MIClton to the exlsll~ guau tcellon ol bldc:llr1. nation, w any, ,,_ t264' '*'*" R0881NS 1c£ cR.EAM • Flctltlou1 Bualn•H 9~: butlness 1, oon-~': ~:'~:nau A ~
l'teurotclence Resear eslgn Build Teams • If no .uett _. ..... .., ,._ -.. >'fl\•)lff...terce • YOOORT 116110 1no Name Swtement duded by: 8 ,,.neral filed with the County ~
F"1clll1Y. The buildl~ Who meet the minimum a or other com-.-. -., .., ~ ... -.. l!qlllml by Sec. iMnl or 8lS0111 A~. •M. The loU01Nlr1Q parson• pertner.hlp ..-Cieri\ of Orange CounlY
retetrctl, research lab<>-1, will be lnt.1Mlwed as "-· dnctiont to .. ..__ ~ ...,. .. .._ Code u -.c COii-92660 The Ouean Bet, 1617 dOlnQ buSlneas yet? No 2000M1tm lncludt •pace ford requlremenll In Phate deatgnatlon I• MAllCtl n, lllCIO. _... • Oic e.w.. &liCI Prv(cs. NEWPORT 8f'.ACll, CA •re doing buslneu as. Have you •tarted on 02·15-2000 ~
ralon .. , support space, pert ol PhaM 2 ol lhlt 110caaon al tM ........... ._ ....... Jlderadoll '°' t...m of ,,_ ...._ ..i. • ........ 1o Westcllft Orllre 1l03/ JoAnn Van Dyttt Dally Pilot Feb 18 251 0(< ~~~ ~ pr~~rllty wfl Ye., ~J:19 Gt>; ~1WUAAY II. :moo die....._.,... UotMe la by c-rl • "'° b:fO:~ Beach, Thlt 11atemant was MaJ:a10. 2000 F270
\he pro~ct ts •P· then conduc1 lnteMeWS requnt to the IO be pUI o..iy ~ * a8k'9 fll DllOOVf.lY Suunne Marte llled W1tt1 the County FICUUoua Bu•lneii M
pt'Oldmala 24 montht. wl1h MClh TM/Tl at part WlltMn 10 HAME R'nl> l'MAM. cnMfcr U. bcetl ~ UCROW~ANV'1777 Palmer, 1617 Westcltfl Cltlil ol Ontnge County Name Stat9ment /'i/~~ ni. tlte Hewitt Hatt ol PhaM 2 ol IM p,.. ot tM .. °' nrtt UU..U.l90sl0TAQDA die ~-ot CENTU AVI.. ST!. 440. Olive 1103/108, New· on 02·15-2000 Thi tcllowlng pellOfll I• toc111d south of quallllcatlOn proc.,a. ol tt111 ~·> ,_, Bevm11t Co.· HUNTINOToN HACH port Beleh, eetttorni. 2000M1t7 .. are doino buslneu ••
Sprague Hall Sitt de· Design Build TNma tNl e ot ..... o.e.: PCTI LM40tW ~ ), ..... CAtl64T 02660 Daily Pllol Feb t8, 25, a) Cal1lomul'• Maeh 1 vetoptnenl w1u be llmlltd meet thl minimum ,.., 11 2IOOO 1000 Dutd. Fdwuly 8. _. .. ~.a.... Br1an Fergo, 1617 Mar 3. 10, 2000 F27S Molorcycl8' b) Long
to the lmmedllte Yidnlty qulremant• In Phaff 2 aALia A.HID ~ liw.lolt'-..._ ~ Vfil'('fUJWS INC ii MAICU 21.1000 WestohN Dr'IVe tlOO/ FlcthlOua Bualnffi Mach Mot<ifoyotea. c) ol the bullCllng, wtlh I wlfl bt qu1lllled 10 TINO M ~ for 0-. Noe IWi nda c~• Tho ..._ .. • ...,_. to 108, Newpo11 Beach, Name St8t9ment Long Mach 1 Motor·
1ubmt1 bide on lhl1 UV· Flctltloua Butlnes• ..... I! ... ,... T p-•' c.1._ ..,..._ Callfomlt 92660 The foOowlng peraons cydes, d) Macll 1 Molor· pl'Clftct I AllOCIATIOH u1• ,_ ' o. ,_. ~ C'* ....._ Thie butlna•• It oon • .,, doing butlnau u : cvdes, 133 lnduttrial 5. The Unlvertlty rt· I CO,. A CALa. Name St.lt9ment • SeUc.ri i..a.ee 6106.2 dUQled by: • gene..., a) SHAOEZONE~ Way, Costa Mth, CA M1Ve• lhl right, after re· ~ Thi lolklwlno pei.ani YOVNO BEOM JOO. The~_,. ...._ .,... penne!Shlp b) SHADEPORT~, 536 92027 v1ew4ng the 0.tlon Bui"' *1 '°'-IOM are dOing MNN u : &.ytrtAfllllblt ,.... ..._ Have you 1tart1d Sable Str., Las Aotas, Lueng Ouoc Mad\,
Ttam frequallllcatlon IUl'TW 2IO VltllwOIM ProdUc:Ctont, ~ ~ ,._ ._ "':, IL ~ buflneA ~t? No CA 92688 "" w Roberta, FVll-StallrMnl•. 10 r9ject TO, CA 2e02 Santa Ana, Ave· ~-a)' S u Zan n a Ma r It 8o4t\a and Mac:*t.it trton, CA 82833
any and ... Statementt. TH --nut. Coela Mjse. CA CtWketl *714 M.r 3, ~y ~ Palmer lno, ~), 536 Sable lllll bullntst .. c:ign. to WelY9 any lflf-!Olllv : llOO 'T .... 92627 DJ0 COMr,,,., '1"71(..,.,..., Thia Mtll'Nnt w .. ""· t F....._ CA ""-Id...., ... ,.....,......,_, In the Statttnanti~i~ -..us : ~~ P11r1cta Char lane AW... •n. 440, '""·· ........ """' .,, ... ,........,._
lnvltt tllOH quallflad TT2I -. Sol4a, 2802 Sat'lte Ane BIC t24t HUNnNOTON 8llAOf ~ ::"' ar.':. = ll2MI Have you •tarted
i.am11o aut>mlt bldt lof' ..._.. laeNCatY AY9nut, Coe11 MIM. NOTICE OF CA'244'7 on 02·tt·2000"
11141 Protect. ~1 2121. an. CA 92827 PiottON _. .. -. oMy r. .._ 20001aCM12 ST.t L e Proepectl\le OealOn ,,10 Thlt butlnett Is oon· TO ADMINISTER c-. i.y ..,. ...._ ... Oellv PilOt Feb 2'. Mar ""'A D · "TJ\ T.G
&.illd Taamt dellrlng lo PUBLIC HEARINGS dueled by: an lrovtc:luel EITATI OF• b11M.UCH10,2000,....,. 3, 10, 17, 2000 F285 ~ .l.J. lf ~
be prequallfled .,. In· WJll BE HELO BY THE Hav~ tl~rltd OARY I . QLASOoW le 1111 ......_ ~ Wwa FICthlOU• BuelftiM ~~ =r :'~COSTA MESA Pl.AN·~~' No akllOAAV!DWARO ........... • • !!"'-.....!!..~...!.. A J\T'C:'W
the bid rlQUlfeme111a. In· ~o ~~?' ~ · T'* llt1ttment we• GLASGOW •kif g;.!" -::n;u.uv ., • '"" ............. 'V ,..,.......... J; y L
eluding m"tlng all FAIR Oi"ll/E cOSTA t: :"~ ~ GARY I!. 1000 • ~"=° ~t = lnluranc. ~:st:.o~~~F~N~ on:,·12·2:.,...., ~~~J7 ™· .= ~T~r;:~-~9.· BTTC'TJ\TCJC's.~e;>
110 Broectwlty 8ld 88Wrlt"" In ltl8 SOON AS POSSIBLE o.itw P1o1 Feb 11 11 To all hllrl. benefi. MAIUIU. INC., A CA ,...,.,_ ..,.._........,, l.J "J.,.J. Y £..:J1 Coeta Mee9 =amounto.!n'~ .. ~ Ihle· THEREAFTER ON 25. Mer 3 2000' ;2t4 ciartM, C'ndltOft, cont· cou 8Y IANDaA e 151 TefflH Court, Ma-91llO ...,.., -....,, ~· MONDAY MARCH 13 :;t;;;;"L lngtnt c...-,., and MCCtlJu. PlU Cotta MMe. CA 92927 liilllmllliiilililil••l=::,;l..:•=:•:::.:m=llf::•:=••..::1f'81;= 2000 REGARDING THE Ftcaaoue llutlMle penone wt1o 11'\ay Ollef· ~ 1 TNt bullr'tMI II con-• • • • • • • • • • • • FOU.OWINO APP\.ICA• Hime IMalillMnt _.be~ In flt PCTI ~m MMlll 3 duOed by an N'ldMIMI TIONS. The ~ .,.,....... _.or ....... or bOCtl, ot ...__._ ... _~ Have yoouu atarted I > i ~ c.. o u n 1 < ~a' f, l' t
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ME CHAL.t..ENGEO IN 1 '901 h•cti 81\'d., Gl.A800W Ilka OMV ITAWNT OP Thie ....,,.,. ... c 0 u R T • T H E Stanton. CA toeeO E OlA800W 0 0 a ···-aa•••IT -.......... ........ ...... ,._ ...... CHM.L£NGE MAY 8E Young Hoon Kim, A PfTITION FOFI '" ,.,..~ ,.-....,.. ....., -· ,.,. "!"""'"'
LIMITED TO ONl Y 1123 -.e HtMr1 Of., PA08ATI Ml been UM OP fllClnlOUa ~ ~.c:::;r QountY
TH08E18&UE8 SOME· Aowland He!Ot*. CA I 11 • d by 0 A• L ....... NAMI on ' -llRllO
ONE FIAISES AT lliE tt .,... Ol.ASOOW In lie a.... 1'-"*"*'t '*'°"' De1v PIQll ,. ... 25 Mer ~ HlAAIHO Dr· Young "' Kirn, um "°' Court o1 c.lklfnla, ~allendOnld .. ~ 3. 10 t7 aooo 'Fa7 SCWOIN THll N(). llue Haven Or . Countvol~. olh~..,._ iii. Ari •. TlCE OA IN WAtnEN ~ HtV*. CA THE" P'lllllON POA namt< JUale'a 1'11•1• 11uM1111 COMI~ t1741 MOIATI ,_.... ... a..a, 10l'T4 WtlfNf .................
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UC HEM1HO menc8d to ......... Cltlf'll 800"9 .. ...... °" C-. Mllaa, CA 8"27
t. l'\.AHNIHO Af'· '*' "'* 119 ,.._,. nc ..... In .. ~ d Tfloma1 .IONneen
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Tf'le Dally Piiot Wiii PUDllsn a
Tu & Flnanc111 Directory to
assist our reaaers In t1no1no a
tax professional. Reacn1ng over
co.ooo nomes lfl .~ nign·eno
market. you are sure to flnO
manv wno neea your ne1p
A smart move on your part
WO\Jld t>e to tau 1av1nt10• of
our 1ncrealblY low rites 1na
p11ce vour 1a w•tri us. Only 155
per wHk If you sign up tor tne
tntlrt 11 weeks, or 1 minimum •·
Wffk run at MO per Wfft.
TAX TIME
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CROSSWORD PUZZLE ., QWlllS aa.IN
with OMAR SHARW
Md TANNNf HIRSCH
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JACIUM IUI L '11 BANtD
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Fe1T11le Sen lor seelling
someone IOf oooUig, dean-~ ~ s!.~J
& halle own cai. lrve-oul
9•9~6-2959 eveorgs
Five CroWl'll RHtaurant excepllng appkaliOns lrom
UctnMd or Noe we·re
Hiring Howl ERA Ralf811y
& Lfoyd ot Hllnttngton
8eadl wl pay fOf yow
lcense & g1Ye you tree tratn-
fng 800-<(C»539 \ ex1 t t 9
Cllfeer Ofienled J/lCtvtduals PART TIME DRIVER lor ~ltchen production/ fof ..nlOf' clllnn pro-
su pe rvlsory position.. grem. Non-Fri 10:30 a.m.
Apply In person O 3801.E. fo 12:30 p.m. Muet hive
Coast ~· Corona del Mar reNlble car llcenM lllld
Front lk • Chlld C-lnturwic.. Fun job IOf' a
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POLICY
In an en011 to ofter the best
ser11ce possible to our read-
ers and adveftisers, we Wit require Contractors wtlo
tt<tfenise Irr lhe Service
OlreclOl'f to lncklde thelf Contractors license
number In their ll<lv&rtls&-
ment Your co-operation is
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TAXES
TAX & ACCOUNTINC
PROFESSIONALS EB£E EJ«tronk 61i
wlth w ptqtuatloft
Rcfun.h 111 I lb I d•)'I "'"' RAl. C.JI NOW! 949.JS -9676
TAXES Don't get rObbed by
hidden ChlrOIS' Single &1111 at $43, Married 2 wts $63,
E1 llllng free ICMCf.2711
1-ADOrTIDNl I -FARTHING IHTtRIORS
Kltdlen I 0.lh I Remodel Room Addltlonl. l1560875 94M4S.1"25
LEAKY~ AlpMecl
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vehicle IOf local bu$lnlss
llD BOLDLY, BE LUCKY
Bodi vulnonible. South dealL
NORTH
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WEST ~ •72 •HU QQU QKS o K J 10 5 3 • o A 017 6
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The bidding: . .
SOlTllt WEST NOR1ll EAST .. .... .. ... l Q .... 4Q ...
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Opening lead: J.ck of o
Aaaressive bidding tends 10 reap
rich reWlld.s -if you have the aklll, end luck, 10 bring home your amt»-
liOUJ conu.ctL This hand Is from a
pair event al a club in Buffalo, N.Y.
Hands with a long club suit and, IO
a certain u1en1. a Iona diamond suh
.are awkward to handle Ir you pla>'
lhal an e>pening bid o( two t lubl IS
lltifldal Md rorcU11. Tho much bid-
di111 spete hM 10 be COllllllMd to detcr1be theae ldcfillp ICClll'llkly
-i the l&rOng ll8lld may become noosed u dummy, making ~ dcrel\l&I coasidcnlbly nsler. Hence
S<Mh, Genld Fried. el«led IO e>pen
one club end rebid two hear1S over
North's OM-spade reapo!IM. When
North jwnped' 10 few ltans, Fried
went on to slam, since 11'1 llllJICC-
North 10 have at leNI one ·tican
hpnor. Tu say the slam had no play would
be a sli1b1 stretcll, as declarer.demon·
strued. The .,11in1 diamond teed was ruffed in · lhe closed hand.
dummy was enltled with a club ruff
end a low trump was led 10 the ten
and queen. West dcfmded as well as
poaible by forcing declarer again
wilh a dialnood. end now the Jodi
smiled on South. The ace of hcans was cashed and not only did it fetch
the ldn1. but it was West who held the
oulSlandin1 trump!
Deel.er simply r1111 winnl na clubs.
West could ruff at any lime, but
dcclan:r would ovenufT, return to
hend with the ling of spades, end lhc
good clubs would colkci lhe rut of ihe tricks.
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INCLUDED. C11 tor~ 14MJ, bllctc Wund. loedldl ~.MW cat tredHll ~ MNJS.1200 (V1S52~ $25,995 (87f304) • 18.988
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CO* °" dipti IOUlldar (V5t5555) 138.995 11on. won\ tatl
112 50o 'nwn.1211' IT'dUNO llllW (25593') $4,918 ' ....... NABERS
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pw, ps, ern-lmca, h. llfc?ys
$4500 obo 71+M0-1037.
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llhl' Int, S3K below bltJe book
$'6995/otlo. 9'9-780-2614 =· AOVtR •i&. v .. ... ~4 whl dr1Ve. 2 moon roots. llAI pwr, lmmlcl
$11,500. 94!M94-4120
cM:'nER 8lllW Viper Aterm, anti-lock Muri L8lllfld "l" 'tO 71WSW171 brakes, xlnl condlOon, ......_ -IL W
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Inside Sales·
11v, u pwr, fll, pb, pw, Low 5930 mllll. bel!Je. mh CiiEVY TAHOEL f 'ii Qen'lln. YI. I lapl; ~ eot*ol, lflHm ~. conclllon, ~-~ Wllr. t4,315 cert. mies, lealhaf. ria.lf>.PI,_.,..; Wicka Furniture 1311tm1, snit, 1-owner. mtt1 (4263t21 s1a,988 cd rac1t. pwr seat. lllovl. ~'~ UIL ..
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WAMHOUIE WORKER( liiW la 't7 't14~100 COAST CAotµ.AC obo. t• .... Representative
Monufoctvrer's Representdtive firm on the
border of Oronge Coun!Y/los Angeles
seeks professionol Inside Solesperson.
Responsibilities include monoging ond
developing existing customers ond servicing
our distributor portners lo generote repeol
business, quoting new opporlunities,
qualifying leads, closing busineu over the
phone, and inside soles support for field
soles engineers. Requiremenls ore excellent
communication and follow'4.lp skills, history
of perslsterice and success, effective time
monogement, good orgonlzotion, and
knowledge of WindowHX>sed computing is
o must. Experience in poulve ~lectromechonicol products is desiroble
Thls 1s on excellent opportuni!Y for someone
interested in pursing o soles coreer. A
typical 1 st year Inside Sot.s Representotiv.
earns $35K-S40K based on experience.
If.le compensate with 0 base J<Jlory elus
commiu1ons and bonuses We offer
medicol insura nce, 40 I (k), ond paid
holidays. FAX rewrM·
562/424-6622
et.ERtCAucosT sve Loaded PE •n 1-eoo-n..coAsT , , CONCIERGES (E11::'~ '$37,600 BU K cAEW TlAOElf 'it '-----.:---"
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