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Home My WebLink About2000-04-24 - Orange Coast Pilot.. . . .. SERVING THE NEWPORT -MESA COt-Nv\UNmES SINCE 1907 ON 1HE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM MONDAY, APRIL 24, 2000 F (}Qd~ family and ftlli' ,, . " .. • La Vliia church's pastor gathers his clan for the annual Easter barbecue. AndrewGluer DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA -After Easter services on Sunday, the pastor of La Vma church stripped down to his tank top and khaki shorts, plopped onto a ~ging lawn chair in his backyard talked politics. Meanwhile, Pastor Jose Coron- ado's wile, Mary, flipped burgers and pineapple slices on a grill. His daughter, Crystal, 10, quietly sang a song for her family before stop- ping to chase her toddling niece, Emily, around the yard. Tony Dodero EDITOR'S NOTEBOOK \\7bo wants to be a look-alike? M emo to Phil Arst, co-god- father of the controver- sial Greenllght Initiative and erstwhile p6litical activist. If Arst is looking for some extra cash to keep the Greenlight campaign machine rolling, we suggest that.he head on down to the Orange County Market Plctce, better known as the swap meet, for a Regis Philbin look-alike contest on May 7 at the fairgrounds. Phil Ant Because the Daily Pilot staff thinks Mr. Arst (see photo) is a dead ringer for Philbin, who has managed not only to make the annoying Kathie Lee Gifford popular but has begun a TV game show craze with his hit, •Who Wants Tu Be a Millionaire?" Arst probably won't make mil- lions, but spokespersons for Ani- mal Crackers Entertainment, whlc:h is the agency searching for ·the look..aJikes, claims celebrity impersonators can make up to $200 to $750 an hour. And for those not fortunate enough to look like Regis but bear a resemblance to Brad Pitt, Leonardo DiCaprio, Ricley Mar- tin, Ben Affleck, Sean Connery or Gwyneth Paltrow, well, everyone is probably jealous of you. But take heart. YQU, too, can try out for the look-alike contest. • Haw you beard tbe latest spin as to why Measure F passed so resoundingly? SEE NOTEBOOK PAGE 6 ' *It's a proclamation of victory over death and a cel ebration of unity and family. " Jose Coronado Pastor La Vii'la church Crystal froze in midpursuit and pointed to a green splotch in the bushes. •J see an egg,• she said" inad- vertently starting the Easter egg bunt 15 minutes ahead of schedule. Jose Coronado said Easter - when Christians celebrate the res- urrection of .Jesus - should be fes- tive. His service featured the booming drums and crashing sym- bols or a five-piece band. People showed up wearing pale yellow, pink, lavender and blue dresses a nd ties. Matching flowers adorned the stage. "It's a proclamation of victory over death,• he said, •and a cele- bration of unity and family.• "We always celebrate with d barbecue,• Mary Coronado said as she passed around second help- ings of burgers, chili and macaroni salad. . , "You want a double?" she a~ked her husband. Before he c6uld answer, she stacked two burgers on a bun and dropped RYAN RAYBURN I DAILY PILOT Crystal Coronado runs around her backyard collecting hidden Easter SEE EASTER PAGE 6 · eggs at a family barbecue in Costa Mesa on Sunday. .... . r • MARIANNA DAY MASSEY I OAl.Y Pl.OT A shopper passes by a colorful storefront window at Nordstrom in Costa Mesa's South Coast Plaza. The state controller has proposed redistributing clUes' sales tax revenues. on which Costa Mesa relies heavily. at'S in store? Andrew Glaz•r DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA -When state leg- islators chatter about taking '>ales tax revenues away from local govern- ments each year, Costa Mesa city offJcials feel slightly uneasy. It's bard to shrug off lhreats to sales tax revenue, which represented nearly half of the $79 million the city brought m last year. City Manager r U the state siphons sales tax revenue from local goverruµents, Costa Mesa could lose a bundle Allan Roeder said. Less revenue could require the oty to cut spending on public Sdfety and road maintenance, not to mention freezing the new transportabon-relat- ed projects and parks constructlon. Thal is, of oourse, if city voters did not approve raismg city taxes -some- tlung they are rarely eager lo do. ln past yea.rs, the discusllons 'QeV· er seemed to be more than that This year, however, Roeder said the annu- al musings and mumblings in Sacra- mento pose a more serious ~l. SEE CLOSER PAGE 6 11111 i cuchi' is coming to afair ._ .. 5 And a one, and a two ... ' .,... Mlmm I .. 1 ~--I \ ' \ ON THE , .... Of 1SIEllEll Th& belutfful topuil ~ hid Its home port. Wbol from 1929 to 1911. She 15 84 Mt. a Inch- es In length CMrllt. 64 f9et on the Mterilne with • ~foot draft wtth the centerboard raised. ·· . ' • .wry J. Bault, the owner, mooted S.rtwti. off his unmer home• 1501 e: Bay Aw. on the • Bd>oa Peninsuta. s.tt.m. w• designed and built In 1929 on the Sartartia Easteo.t. ~ Ha)tder\ ., Easterner, brought s.rtwti. to B.iboll In 1929. He rernlined • ...,., ~ tAln until his dMd'l In 1936. Mem- bers of his fM1lty still IN9 In the Harbor .... -J0191 IUICH. Corona del Mar resident. yacht historian and active sailor. CONRAD lAU I DM.Y PILOT Richard Jones feeds Rupert from his handmade wooden canoe. Jones makes regular trips around the bay to check on marine wildlife. 1 Richard Jones' low-cost, intricate canoes are perfect for the silent contemplation of nature Alex Coolman D AILY PILOT T he electric motor of Richard Jones' wooden canoe is so quiet that even the birds can't hear it. As he goes crwsmg through the shallows of the Back Bay or nosing into the recesses of the harbor, most birds -and many humans -fail to notice him. And that's the way be likes it. "By the time they realize I'm there,• be cackles, "I'm already past.• The 45-year-old Edgewater Avenue resident started design- ing wooden canoes in Oregon when he realized that the effort of maintaining a big powerboat was more trouble than it was worth. An electric canoe, on the other hand, can be built for $250, he ~ys. It's:light enough that he can 1.cany it himsell. And it's small enough that it can fit on top of .a WHIT'S AFLOAT • WllA1"'I AIUMJ runs periodically In the Deir Piiot. tf you know of ~ went or llC1Mty ~ could ..,.,.., In 1hls col- umn. ..... rNil the lnfotmetion to o.1- ly Piiot. 330 w. by St.. Cmta Mesa t26Z7; fa It to (949) 646-4170; ore-mall ltto~com. SAILING a.ASSES A lwe 11oar llld9lledme pn1911· ta"°'1 that focuses on Baja Califor- car or in a garage rather than in an expensive slip. Jones is excited about the pos- sibilities of u~ing very inexpen- sive materials for bis boats. He's built dozens of canoes, and many of th.em are put together out of wood that is typically used as the veneer "skin" on doors. The materials for Mystical Enchantress, the boat he current- ly uses, only cost $40, he said. But to focus on the low price of the boat is to miss what makes it so extraordinary: the intricate craftsma.nShip that Jones puts into the details of the vessel, Mystical Enchantress, like many of his canoes (he's built dozens), is inlaid with patterns of colorful hardwood. On top of those pieces of rosewood and ebony, he attaches small fig- urines, arrowheads and beacts. Each piece, he says, has a sym- bolic meaning. "This is a turtle,• he says, nia's "Golden Age/ HM8 through 1977, will be presented this spring by OCC's Sailing Program The session is scheduled for Frida¥. from 1to9 p.m. at OCC'• sawng\ Center, 1801 W. Pacific Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Tickets are $10. Por more information, call (949) 645-9412. A the-week Udo redng coane will be preeented this tpt1ng by OCC's Sailing Program. 1be non· pointing to a small figure. "It means that you may have obsta- cles to overcome, but you'll get there safely.• . The ornate bits of woodwork and ornamentation on Jones' boat drew Balboa resident Gay Was- sall-Kelly's attention. "We were really intrigued as to the workmanship of the canoe," she said. But the simple, nearly silent design of the craft also seemed indicative of Jones' way of look- ing at things. ."He just wanted to go out and relax and not have to row but yet not have the noise or the pollu- tion,• she said . The boat fits neatly into Jones' semimystical view of life, in which nature plays a large role. "I'm a Christian,• he said, "but I'm also a Buddhist. I think every- thing deserves the same respect.• It's a vision of the world that has been formed to a significant credit c:laa is slated to meet Sat- urday aftemoom and evenings, April 29, May 6, 13, 20 and June 3, from 4 to 8 p.m. at OCC. Seil- ing Center, 1801 W. Padftc Coelt Highway, NeWpolt Bw:h. Regil- tration is S\95. For more IDforma- tion, call (949) 6's.&ft2. A pair ot u.s~ COMI Gard· approved coune1 tbat train mariDen to tab ......... - ID Older to operate c:ommerdaJly ' • degree by watching the changes that have taken place over time in Newport Bay. Where fish used to be plentiful a few decades ago, they're now scarce, he said. "li you were an alien and you came here 100 years ago and if you were to come back now, more than anything else what mankind would look like on this planet is a cancer," he said. So Jones patrols in bis quiet canoe, keeping an eye on the wijdlife. From time to time, he comes across a creature in need. One time it was a cantanker- ous swan named Rupert who was stuck in an oil spill. Another time be rescued some bathers who had been swept into high surf. And occasionally, says'Wassall- Kelly, Jones' batteries run out. "We have seen him with one paddle going home," she said. and oany ~ for hire - are being offered this spring by OCC'I Sailing Center. The tive- week courses run concurrenUy, today through May 16. Closaes meet Monday, Wedwday and PJi. day fnllll 6 to 10 p.m. and Satur- days flam 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., at OCC'I SetllDg Center ID Newport Beacb. Tbe l8lllng "8Dter .. locat- ed at 1801 W. Coat Hlghwey. Por IDCft bafonndan. caD I (949) 645. 9'12. READERS HOTUtilE or adwt1l5ements tier.In CM1 be WEATHER AllD SURF reproduced Without written per· (949) 642-6086 mission of cqp)'right owner. Terrence ~11ips ~E HARBOR COLUMN Take me out to the ya~htclub 0 nee again, we're getting close to that time when yacht clubs bold their tradi- tional Opening Day ceremonies. . For those of you who are not members of a yacht club, let me explain. Opening Day is a joyous event where sailors celebrate the departure of Old Man Winter and welcome the sun, and that means it's time to break out your white slacks and blue blazers. In our harbor we have eight organi7.ations functioning as full-ser- vice yacht clubs. The granddaddy is the Newport Harbor Yacht Club, which was established in the early 1920s, very traditional and steeped in tradition. The Balboa Yacht Club is also considered a very traditional club with a tremendous racing history. The American Legion Yacht Club requires that you be an Anned Forces veteran or the child of a vet. The South Shore Yacht Club .is one of my favorites, as it reminds me of the days when my parents were members of the Mission Bay Yacht Club in San Diego. Very small. lots of family-oriented activities, limited facilities but an abundance of energy. The Voyagers Yacht Club was organized in 1941. It is the host club of the •Humphrey Bogart" and "Hot Rum" race series. The newest club in the harbor is the Newport Beach Yacht Club. NBYC is growing rapidly, very cost· effective, has a great facility and already bas sponsored several races. The Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club bas a wonderful facility, very social, . as well as developing a great sailing tradition. . • The Udo Island Yacht Club requires that you live on Udo Island and has that close, neigh- borly feel to it. For information about becoming a member of one of these fine orga· nizations or more about their Open· ing Day ceremonies, please review the following list: Slrtwdlly. ~y 7: Newport Harbor Yacht Oub (949) 673·7730 Slrtwdlly, Mey 1J: Newport Beach Yacht Club (949) 760-0221 Voyagers Yacht Club (949) 760-0221 South Shore Yacht dub (949) 646-3102 Balboa Yacht Club (949) 673-3515 Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club (949) 644-9530 American Legion Yacht dub (949) 673-5070 Udo Island Yacht Club (949) 673·5119 POLICE LOG Dan,@Pilot Record your comments about the Daily Pilot or !leW5 tips. HOW TO REAOt US BMPERAMm TIDIES COSTA MESA VOL 94, NO. ~7 ADDRESS . OUr address Is 330 W. Bay St .. 1"NGMAI ... '°' .. °"' Costa Mae, CA 92~27. ~ \ 10lfY DODlllO, CORREQK>ti!S . Editor It Is the Piiot's policy to prompt· .--...-..., ly correct all errors of wbstan<:e. Please call (949) 574-033. 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NEWPORT BEACH •15th Street: Someone broke Into a 1997 Ford . Mustang conwrtlble by slashing tts top urty Wednesday In the 800 block. Nothing WM reported stolen. • 19"' lllwl: Someone broke Into I 1990 Mazda Miata bysl~ Its top early~ marnfng In the 800 blodt. Nothing was ,..,,_. *""'- • •••• ........... A At. bike wluld at $500 was reportedly stolln from • ~ In the 1100 block ICJIMtin'9 bl't\u•e I Saturdmy end Mandly. • ........ Someone smmhed the ,.. '*-"' senger" Window of en Isuzu ~end ltDll 12 · mrltl from the --~ w.dulMUy morning In the 1400 block. ... • ' t ' . I I I I I I I Dojly Pilot r N~WPORT BEACH c1n COUNCIL PREVIEW Water diStrict offers free toilets On The AGENDA APPROVE AMENDMENT TO lSA CONTRACT What to expect: The City Council will determine whether to pay an edd\tional $10,500'< to consultants for extra wprk they have done in preparing environmental reports. · The city initially signed on tSA. >Associates Inc. for $27 ;500. But the consultants Newport Beach City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd., 92663 Gary A.dams IN BRIEF Lincoln to unveil Millennium Tile Wall · Lincoln Elementary School in Corona del Mar will hold an unveiling ceremony this :. . ,' .. KENNY 11 • PRINTER going on in your hometown. Read the Daily Pilot FYI ... WHEN: "The Newp0rt Beach City Council meets ' at 7 p.m. on Tuesday. · • WHERE: Newport Beach City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd. PlANNING COMMISSION NOMtNATIOH CONFIRMATION What to expect: In Febru- ary, the council formed a committee to review 34 applications a vacant seat on the Planning Commission after Richard Fuller were on hand to answer resigned. The committee _ q"uestions about the project a t several City Council Mayor. John Noyes and meetings -much more . Councilrne.n G~ol~ Ad~ than initially predicted _ and Denrus 0 Neil -will becaus~ it generated an announce the nominees. unusually high amount of A commissioner is 'sched- public inter.est. , : uled to be selected by May 9. Phone: 949) 644-3309 _,_. John Noyes eo...dl: Gary Adams, Jan Debay, Norma Glover, Tod Ridgeway, Dennis O'Neil and Tom Thomson . . . Tod Dennis Tom Thomson Ridgeway O'Neil morning of its Millennium Tile Wall. The wall was constructed as a fund-raiser sponsored by the par~pt-faculty organiza- tion. The group raised more than $7,500 through the sale of 168 tiles to parents and stu- dents who hand-painted the Put a few words to work for you. Call the Daily Pilot · CLASSIF,EDS 642-5678 pieces that adorn the wall. The money will be used for academic enrichment and to repair the school kiln. The school is at 3101 Pacif- ic View Drive. COSTA MESA -Don't flush this opportunity away. The Mesa Consoll(lated Water District will givt! away 1,500 water-saving toilets this Saturday. For each flush, the Toto 703 toilets use only a quarter of the wat~r of a i'egular toilet. . The #ultralow-flush " toi- lets would save . a family roughly 22,000 gallons or water each year, according to water district estimates. The toilets would ndnnally cost more than $100, a water dtstnct spokeswoman said. Prospective toilet recipi- ents must show a photo ID and an old water bill. Watf!r district employees will hand out the toilets on a first-come, first-s~rved basis. The district will hand out th~ toiletS from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, April 29, at Estancia High School, 2323 Placentia Ave. Old to'il.ets mu5t be returned to the same location· from 9 a.Jn. to 3 p,m . on SatW'day, May 13. -Andrew Glazer '·~~·~--. ~~ .. ~CHITO fllfTM t • Full Service Catering • • Banquet Rooms • Party Trays To Go '( .~ Call (949)262-5256 ~ .... N!w Pon Beach • Costa Mesa •• Cofooa def Mai • Hunbngton Beach ~ -_, _-.. ....!.n •-\. ' ~,. ....!..n --~~A-..,JJJ>L .-~ ~~"~~~.,..-_~TO ...... SAVE MONEY! SAVE TIME! With the Daily Pilot CLASSIFIEDS CALL 642-5678 Distinctly more neato . than other hospitals. 'Sailing into the New Millennium' Look for special. Newport To Ensenada International Yacht Race 2000 Coverage on Wednesday, April 26 For advertising, call (949) 642-4321 For children's health information or to find a doctor who refers to CHOC, call (714) 633-2098 or v1s1t CHOC.org, ~oc c H I L D R E N • s HOSPITAL O"ANGE MISSION BABY BACKS ••• an(J..WfS of other good stuff. le your poup, club or oraantzatlon REALLY HAPPY r with your curnnt banquet facWty? Check out what Newport .Mb Co. hcu to o.Jf•, p'll be happy! 2196 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa can (IH9J 83J-2l·JO for Information & reeervaUona ·lllllCOllPA1'T.COll • ,. Monday, April 24, 2000 3 : ~-----"'-----. . .. 4 Monday, April 24, 2000 • Take a tour of.the lush and lavish •The third annual Newpo,-t Harbor Home and Garden Tour shows off som~ best-kept secrets. D•nette Goulet DAILY PllOT NEWPORT-MESA · -A 11 thousand philan~pic resi- dents will wander ~ough• jl lush garden Tuesday sipping coffee and l\ibbling on pas- tries as the Cherry Creek babbles by before spilling into Cherry Lake. An area known as one of the best-kept secrets of Newport will be one or eight stops on the third annual Newport Harbor Home and Garden Tour. Sponsored by the Newport Harbor Educational Founda- tion, the tour is the most suc- cessful fund-raiser of the year for Newport Harbor High School. Last year, the event raised more than $.40,000, ~aid Karen Wight, a founda- tion member. Proceeds from the tour go toward academic programs for the school, said Devon Kelly, one or the tour coordi- nators. The scenic tour will wind through some or the most exquisite homes and lavish· gardens in Newport Beach and Costa Mesa from Newport Heights to Balboa Peninsula. Advertorial Auto .. Facts by P•ul l'rech UllWC. a MNM OllllMAll • ,...,..,, ~A~ HITCH UP YOUR BELTS Rubber behs un<kr the hood of )OUr au1omob1le connecr key componenh 10 rhe engme's dnve \hafr. Wortmg with the aid of pulley~. rhe are responsible for opcra ung rhc engme fan. warer pump. 111r-cood111on111g comprc~sor. power-tecnng ~y\tem. and the allemaror This all- imponanr tarter component provide\ elec1rical power and charge~ the banery while the engmc i\ runnmg. Thus. ii is vitally important thal the engi ne belts be 111~pcc1ed regularly for cracks and loosenes~. Generally. !here should not be more than about a half-inch of "play" in the beh when you press down on ii in u center position between two pulley~. Loo\C bell~ i.hould be lightened. while cracked and frayed one.~ need to be replaced. HrNT· There should be no squealing M>unth commg from the engme bell'. while !he engine 1s runnmg. HEEDING WARNING LIGHTS A vehicle's compulCr lum5 on a da_,h wammg light when ii detects aifunu\ual condition or val ue. nus tells the driver to take the v'Clilcte in for service. At that point, the technician can make use of !he computer's self-diagnosis cwili1y. The computer will produce a nu~bcr code that represents the area or circuit with the abnonnal condition. A trouble code chan In the manual SllleS what each number code represents. The technician then knows where 10 Stan ICSts 10 further isolate the source of the problem. Since many vehicles have several computers, self diaanosls can save considerable time when narrowing down the possible C&U9eS of trouble. Gone are the days when lhe "driveway mechanic .. could · ~and repelr !ale-model cars. Undentanding lhe ICehnoloa}" of today's can is oomplial&cd, which i why il's imponant to suy on top or the latal developmenU in order tO deliver top-n<*.11 care. At C.t F, 2090 Placentia. Cotla Mesa, no ldcty automotive problem it a problem for ua. Do you own a Oerman or Swedisb cat! Wen hippy to do eJCeenckd WlrJMC}' wen. CaU (949) ~JO. We accept ~ c:mtlt c:ardl. HJN'n A minon1y or petfuinau problems ate .nnbutlblc to the ,.....,.....,, .. ~ .. TAYA KASHUllA I DAllY Pk.OT Devon Kelly, left, and Karen Wight stand In front of a home that will be part of the Newport Harbor Home and Garden Tour. One featured home sits atop the cliffs in Newport overlooking the harbor. It was built a year ago by a couple who wanted a house to epito- mize the Californian lifestyle, Wight said. Beginning at 11 a.m., a catered lunch compliments of Plums in Costa Mesa will be served at one or the most unique attractions, a 1941 New England saltbox-style home that sits on a double lot above the Back Bay. "They have maintained the integrity of its design," Wight said, describing the original broomstick fence and elants creeping around the ltO-year-old garage. #It's just unusual to find something that hasn't been tom down.• 1 The locations of the homes have not been made public in order to build suspense for SPRING . TENT SALE Thursday, April 27th 8:30am -7:00pm Friday, April 28th 8:30am -7:00pm Saturday, April 29th 8:00am -5:30pm Sunday, April 30th 8:00:am -5:30pm ~ JOHn LEOnHRD'S G 0 LP' a HOP J. www.leonardsgolf.com r , the event, Kelly said. Home and garden viewers are invited to enjoy each venue at their leisure and in any order they like between the hours of 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Tickets for the tour are $40 in advance and can be pur- chased at Butera, located in Westcliff Court in Newport Beach; Ann Dennis, located in Stonemill Plaza Costa Mesa; or by calling (949) 262-5290. • I A C f C•rdially Invi You To AieJ Our Open ho~e For The P.erso.if~deenier . • .. CINTER FOi CIEATIV! ~ The orgamution worn through. lb& United Way am ned vQlunteen, grad- uate level . interns or trainees. For more informa- tion, call (949) 642-0377. SEXUAL ASSAULT VICTIM SEIMCES Of Oll+MGE COUNTY Volunteers are needed to provide assistance on the crisis hotline and at the hos- pital. There is a special need for bilingual and bicultW'al volunteen. For more infor- mation, call (949) 756-0677. COSTA MESA OVIC PLAYHOUSE The playhouse needs vol- ' unteers for ushering, back- stage. mailings, typing, lights and many other duties. For more informa- tion, call (949) 650-5269. COSTA MESA HISTORICAL SOOETY The society collects in.for- mation. photos and artifacts relating to the history of 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) ~1 -5918. COSTA MESA LITERACY COUNOL The Costa Mesa Uteracy Center needs volunteer tutors to teach English as a second language. People who want to learn English as a second ......,. .. ..,encour . ...atocil. -n....-111~ orb -~· ....... Cll ('114) OW310•('114)~. mAllmA •11aamH• ,,. ................. . .. .., .... cam.of 191b Sll'Mt and Pomona Avmue..aw,,,.....rora v~ of talb. Por more lnfoniMllon. Cll1 (949) 64,S. 2356 betw.c 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. COSTA M'5A POUC1 DIMlmllNT' Smlm'I age 55 and up are being toUgbt to help staff-the West Side IUbetetton. Votun. teen would be asked to work two fbur.bour daytime shifts per week and would be ~ble for answering ==data~ usilt wttb other =e =·~area: needed. For an application or more information, contact Senior Volunteer Fred Gaedder at (714) 754-5208. COtllT-APPOINTED SPECIAL ADVOCATES Volunteen are needed to serve as advocates for abused, neglected and abandoned children. Vol- unteers work one-on-one . with a child for three hours a week. For more informa- tion, call (714) 663-9034. OUSIS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM INC. This nonprofit organization is seeking volunteers for its expanding trauma response program. Volunteers would assist law enforcement, fire- fighters and emergency· type respooden by provid- ing emotional first aid and support to inJWed 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. ~ "" .. ' ..... c. 0 (949) 589-9793 www.rijerascreek.com Unbmiuti t •n s "' 11111i1A/,u INisi1. In ,.;,, In Col Sho . Wekomew One SOURCE "Your Southan c.alifomia Mobility Specialisu" • «ttJW Showrvom Houn Mon-Fri 9am-':30pm 71 t W. 17th St. Suite A-5 1 Costa Mesa 949-642-2010 Toll Pree <•> 4'7.f056 •Representing the full line of Pride Mobility · Producu • Service 8c Repair • lmurance Rambunancnt Sp«rialist •• ............ ._ 114" ' . ' : 1 Daily Pilot • Send AllOUND TOWN items to the Daily Pilot. 330 W. Bay St., Cos- i. Mesa 92627; fax to (949) 646- 4170 or call (949) 7~330. A com- plete llstlng may be found at dailypllotcom. TUESDAY Orange County's United Way ancf\ football great Roger. Staubach will reach out to the local real estate industry in a fund-raising luncheon titled "Building Industry -Build- ing Community,• from 11:30 a.JD. to 1:30 ,p.m. at The Sut- ton Pl4fe Hotel, 4500 MacArtM.r e1vd., Newport Be~h. More 'than 400 atten- ,dees are expected. Tickets are $100. For more informa- tion, call (949) 263-6163. WEDNESDAY OCC's Econom.Jc Develop- ment and Community Educa- tion division will present "Small Business Conference & Expo 2000• from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Fine Arts Building on campus, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. The spe- cial guest speaker will be U.S. Chamber of Commerce "Blue Chip Enterprise Award• recipient Frank Everett, own- er and president of Vortex Industries. Advance registra- tion is $35 and includes a box lWlch and free parking. Reg- istration at the doot is $45. For more information, call (7 14) 432-5880, option 1. The Newport-Mesa Cribbage Club will meet at 6:45 p.m. at the Oasis Center, Room 6, 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del , Mar. All $kill levels a.re wel- come to play the board and card game. Admission is $2. Dessert will be served. For more information, call (949) 646-5293. A fibromyalgta support group will be at 7:30 p.m . in the Hoag Hospital Cancer Center Audi- torium, 1 Hoag Drive, New- port Beach. Guest speaker will be Dr. Stuart Silverman, med- ical director, FM Rehabilitation Program. Cedars-Sinai Med- teal Center. Silverman's speech is titled "eibromyalgta -When it hurts all over.• Admission is free. For more information, call (714) 840- 8038. FllDAY Xavier OulJu YuyoU will present a workshop titled "Cereipony & Journey into Sacred Ancient Sounds• from 8 to 10 p .m. at the. Yoga Place, comer of Harbor Boulevard and 19th Street in.the Costa Mesa Courtyards. Admission is $21 or $22 at the door. For more information, call (949) 642-7400. SATURDAY The Department of Motor Vehicles office in Costa Mesa will be conducting free fin- gerprinting for children ages 1 to 14 from 9-a.m. to 2 p.m. at its building, 650 W. 19th St. Parents choosing to apply for California identification cards for theu children are required to provide certified copies of birth certificates, as well as a Social Security number and $6. For more information, call (949) 631-8150. "Start & Succeed ln Export- ing: A Workshop for Entre- preneurs and Managers• will be presented from 9:30 a.m. to. 1 ·p.m. at the Oasis Center, Room 1-AIB, 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. Admis- sion is $45 and there is a $3 materials fee. For more infor- mation, call (949) 644-3151. • Seats still remain for the Tom Brokaw video program with Orange County Media Panel at 2 p .m. at the Newport Beach Central Llbrary, 1000 Avocado Ave. This install- ment of the Distinguished Speakers Lecture Series is titled "Problems and Chal- lenges of the 21st Century.• The program features a video recordlng of the previous night's presentation by NBC anchorman Tom Brokaw. Reservations are $12.50 and include dessert and coffee. For more information, call (~9) 644-3296. llAY 3 A representaUve from the admissions office at UC Santa Barbara will visit OCC's transfer center from 12:45 to 4 p.m. to talk with students t;iterested in transferring. OCC is annually one of the nation's , leaders in transfer- ring students to four-year col- leges a.pd universlties. The transfer ~enter is on campus at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For more information, call (714) 432-5894. Speak Up Newport's May meeting will feature a pre- sentation by Citizens to ~ebuild Our Schools at 6 p.m. at the Riverboat Restaurant, 151 E. C04st Highway, New- port Beach. Hors d'oeuvres will begin at 5:30 p.m. Guests are welcome and the public is invited to· attend. For more information, call (949) 224- 2266. MAY 6 Orange Coast College wtlJ present a fast track to com- puter skills with a class titled "PC Boot Camp: The Fast Thack to Compute r Compe- tence.• The program will continue through May 21 . Classes will meet from 9 a .m. to 4 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays in OCC's Comput- ing Center, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Registra- tion is $258 and a $120 materials fee is payable in class. Cost for a single boot camp weekend is $95 with a $40 materials fee. For more information, call (71 4) 432- 5880. Orange Coast College will present a television directing workshop titled •Directing for Television with Marvin Rush.• from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Room 204 of OCC's Lewis Center Building. 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. SAClMlll Activity & Sporn Camps June 26 through Aug. 18 Week-long programs -half-day & all-day Summer Swim Program June 19 through Aug. 11 .. Learn-to-swim, all levels Discovery Camps July 10 -Aug. 4 Week-long programs 8 am-12 noon at Estancia HS Earth Science • Asttonomy • Life Science • Physlcal Science Zoo Camps. Sea MVenltn • .,. Plus READING WORKSHOPS •MATH M>RKSHOPS •ACTING PAINTING I DRAWINO • CREATltlE WRl7JMi •IA T. PREP •EXPLORE. YOUR IMAGINATION" at nt.· Alt c8ntw Call today for a "9e summer pt'Ofllwm guide 270f Fairview Road, Co8ta Meea (714) ............. t Toll-frM , • ., ....... , ......... 1 WWll.OMAMMlill....,.•••• • Registration is $45. Ru.sh has worked on a variety of situa- tion comedies and dramas, Pot more information, call (714) 432-5880. • UY7 An open cuUng call for Reg- is Philbin look-alikes will be presented from 9 to 11 a.m. at the Orange County Marke( Place in Costa Mesa. Animal Grackers Entertainment will host: the event at the main snack bar &rea at the Orange County Fairgrounds, 88 •Fait Drive. The entertainment agency will also be s~ldng other look-alikes, such as Brad Pitt. Leonardo DiCaprio, . Gwyneth Paltrow and Ricky Martin. Be prepared to appear in front of a panel and answer a few questions in character. Winning contes- tants Will not only take home $100 in cash, but will obtain bookings as a celebrity look- alike for many special events. For more information, call (949) 487-9296. Admission to the swap meet is $1. Parking is free. SL Mark Presbyterian Church will observe Older Adult Week by presenting "What to do if you think you have mem· ory problems,· a discussion led by neuropsychiabist Dr. Betsy Parker, at 11 a.m. at the church, 2100 Mar VtSta Drive, Newport Beach. The forum is free and open to the public. For more information, call (949) 644-1341. MAY 10 A free program titled "Feng Shui: Being in Harmony with Your Environment• will be presented at noon in the Newport Beach Central Library's Friends Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado Ave. The event will be presented by Shella Wright and will focus on the ancient Oriental art that empowers individuals through an awareness of rela- tionships to peISOnal and pro- fessional e nvironments. For more information, call (~9) 717-3801. The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce's noon networking luncheon Will feature Vivian Shimoya- ma, founder and president of Breaktbru Unlimited, a busi- ness consulting company, at The Sutton Place Hotel, 4500 MacArthur Blvd., •Newport Beach. Cost for members is $20 with a reservation. Cost for potential members at the door is $25. For more infor- mation, call (949) 729-4400. MAY 1.3 The New'port Harbor Orchld Society's third annual orchid show, ·eceans of Orchids." will be presented through Sunday at 1Tiangle Square, 1870 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. Hours will be from 1 O a .m. to 5 p.m. daily. Other concurrent events will be video presentations, cultural lectures and orclud sales. Admission is free. Valet park- ing will be available. For more information, ca.ll (714) 647-7702. Celebrity author and lecturer Laura Doyle will facilitate a powerful workshop titled. "How to Have the Intimate Relatio~hlp You Always Dreamed Of,· from -l to 5 p.m. at the Holiday Inn, 3131 Bristol St .. Costa Mesa. Doyle will be· USUlg the pnnciples from her new book, "The SWTendered Wife: A Woman's Spiritual Guide to nue Intimacy wilh a Man.• Preregistration is $39. Adnussion at the door ~ $50. For more information. call· (714) 549-9305. MAY 16. The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce Busi- ness Referral Breakfast will take place at 7:30 a.m at The Pacific Club, 4110 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. Author, speaker, trainer Teny L. Mayfield will present a discussion on Monday, April 24, 2000 5 achieving exceptional CUJ· tomer service. Cost for mem- bers is $15. Cost for non- members at the door will be $20. For more J.Oformation, call (949) 729-4400. • . UY25 The Newporl Harbor AIM Chamber of Commerce's Sun- set After Hours Miier will be presented from 5 to 7 p.m. on a large yacht provided by Adventures At Sea Yacht Charters at 3101 W. Coast f-bghway No. 209, Newport Beach. Free for members. Cost • for nonmembers at the door will be $10. For more mforma- bon, ca11(949) 729-4400. ONGOING A women's therapy support group meets to discuss rela- bonship issues at 6:30 p.m. Tuesdays at 1151 Dove St. No. 105, Newport Beach. For more information, call Bar- bara at (949) 261-8003. The friends of the Newport Beach Pubhc Library Used Book Store needs to replenish its book stock Patrons are urged to bnng m unwanted books. With the exception of Law books or magazmes, all donations -hardcover and paperback -are welcome and are tax-deductible. Books may be left at any of the three branch libranes - Balboa, Manners or Corona del M~r. They also can be left in the special book closet next to the store at 1000 Avocado Ave For more mformation, call (949) 759-9667. The Newport Beach New- comers Club meets at 10 a.m. the third Wednesday of each month at diffe rent homes. The group of about 100 women go on the road and play goll, tennis, bridge and more. The group also holds several e verung p'arties. For more information, call (949) 854-4501 250/o OFF ALL COIT SERVICES CHOOSE FROM: • CAIPET CLEANING • ounav cL£AM•MG My CIHnlng Secret IJ The othef day my son midi such • mess In me IMng room m.t I dldn' know who to QI. but my mothef told me 1bout Cold ~ told me Colt dNnsjU:st about ~ng:c~~ upholstfty, lfM rugs,.M eY9n.., duru. With their 1~ a..-. 1~ c..11G-•••10" CM"t counc on them to do m. ttgtw job lM ftrst ttrM. Of ttwy1I ~comet m. prob6em. °' .... ,.. •,.. ....... Wktl mllofts d IWflfnts since 1950, Colt Is lt. most .,...iced sp«Wty delnlng compeny In the WOftd. Wktl tNt kind d NpUt.ldon.10'.f CMI lMt hm to mella ~ horN look .. MW .wy tlf"9, wtn rt you'¥190C I ~ .. "*'91 COIT ... ~) 1.' Not Just Clean, Colt ae.n.· NOTEBOOK CONTINUED FROM 1 The reason, some sa~ that voters were so confused by the mea.stlre that they thought they were voting for an airport at El Toro, not · agalnst 9ne. A friend of mine pointed . -out that if that's true, then the residents of Newport B~ach and Costa Mesa, the 1 only two cities in the coun- ty thllt voted against Mea- sure P,' are actually over- whelmingly against an air- port at the closed Marine base. Now that would be a big news story. • With all due respect to our esteemed columnist Joseph Bell, who worries that public schools are becoming too dependent on private money, I think the Newport- Mesa school officials ought EASTER CONTINUED FROM 1 them onto his plate. During the lunch, Rene Coronado, 20 -the pastor's son and father of Emily - watched the Lakers trounce the Sacramento Kings. His arm was around his wife, Ivette, 19. to be ringing Irvine Co. Chairman Don Bren's phone off the hook right now. In case you didn't hear, after Jailing to get two- thirds approval for a parcel tu for a fourth time, Irvine Unified School Dlstrict offi- cials got some good news when Bren, along with · some other foundations, kicked in some $3.9 million to jump-start the budget for at least one more year and avoid ·layoffs of teachers · and, 'Other employees. . Why should Irvine schools get fuch special treatment? After all, Bren does live here on Unda Isle. So if Newport-Mesa's bond proposal somehow doesn't get two-thirds, maybe Bren and his friends can dig a little "eeper in their pockets toCbelp our local schools, too. • TONY D001RO Is the editor of the Daily Pilot. He can be reached at 949-5744258 or via e-mail at tony.doderoOlati~com. . "El1ster is time for the whole family to have fun together,~ he said. The glass door separating the yard from the den was open, and Emily, who was born on Easter Sunday last year, stumbled into her moth- er's arms. 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(949) 729-4400 . www. newportbeach, com ·-C.Mad11 ... • Starting from scratch, OCC softball coach has a program moving in the right direction. Tony Altobelli 0AllY Pl.OT C ongratulations, you're the new bead coach for the Orange Coast College softball team. There's only one problem: there's no team. •ney told me there was going to be no program my first year, but I was determined not to let that happen,• Buonarigo said, referring to the 1998 squad. "With most of the local players already taken and set to · play elsewhere, it took a lot of work to get enough players to field a team.• That was just under three years ago and now Buonarlgo bas the Pirates going in the right direction. "It was a . three-year goal of my to get this team back to a competitive level and I think we're · at that level,· Buonarlgo said. •From there, we just want to Buonartgo continue to improve and get the program back to where it was in the early '90s. • From 1990-95, the Pirates won two Orange Empire Conference championships and were runners-up three times. Buonarigo remembers those early •90s teams well. He was the varsity softball coach at Costa Mesa A.igh from 1990-95. He guided the Mustangs to CIF Southern Section playoff appearances in 1993, '94 and '95, the only playoff appearances in Mesa's history. •1 used to take my teams across the street to OCC to watch Nick 'Irani's teams play,• Buonarlgo said. "I always thoµgbt it would be great someday to be able to coach at OCC and now I am fortunate enough to do so.· An Inglewood native, the Buonarigo family moved to the San Francisco suburb of Foster City, where be played football and baseball. After high school, Buonarigo moved back \o Southern California where he attended Saddleback and OCC before • .;.. _ _____,_ __ •o.. ... w lrilll ID • wm mak1 ""' ....... _. Doug'DMtl, EStancla baseball coach , .. a..,1i... 9l'CRl'5 HMLOI,... IOI w1a _ ... _ Spam Editor Roger Con50n • 949'57 44223 • ~. April 24, 2000 7 Newport Harbor • He was a standout in several categories, but as a sample : H e had an 18-1 record as an OCC pitcher. 1 Don Cantrell DAILY PILOT H igh-ranking honors Ill came to Jim Newkirk all through Harbor High, Orange Coast College and Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. He was named to all-conference teams numerous times in l<><>f ball and baseball. The late Wendell Pickens. who served many years as the Orange Coast baseball coach, once called Newkirk one of the three best pitchers he ever had. three years for the Mustangs. . He was a rugged lineman for Coach Al lrwin at Harbor I-Ugh in 1953 and '54. His '54 teammates featured some of the finest players in Southern Cal. including fullback Charley Berry, guard Glenn Thomas. the Mirkovich brothers and halfback D~ve Tamura. •Newkirk was outstandmg at OCC in football and was selected to the All-Eastern Conference squad once. but the one great all-time highlight came in late {all of 1957. It was a nabonal showdown with Santa Ana College. then ranked No. 1 in the nation and favored for the Junior Rose Bowl. I I . TAYA KASHU8A I DAILY PILOT Rick Buonarlgo has bis softball team at Orange Coast on the right track. Newkirk. a member of the '56 OCC team which won the California JC State Championship. almost led OCC toward a second state title in 1957. His only pitching loss that year came at the end of the Southern Cal JC playoff loss to Pasadena, 4-3. The late Steve Musseau was the OCC head coach and designed a most impressive arc-ing defense, which choked the rival backfield speedsters like Bob Gaiters and Pervis graduating from Vanguard University. Perhaps it was a higher source of inspiration that persuadeQ Buonarlgo to start coaching. "When I was 19, there was talk of starting up a church league and I got into that,• he said. "From there, I spent a year coaching all different sports at Davis Junior I-Ugh before becoming the junior varsity coach at Mesa for five years.• After five years of N and five years of varsity, Buonarigo hooked up with OCC and be couldn't be happier. "Coaching at this level has a lot more freedom to do more things,• Buonarigo said. "It's also a challenge because at the high school level, you can mold and teach the player for four years, but at this level you have them for one, maybe two years. It's tough, but it's the kind of challenge I like.• This year, Buonarlgo spent extra hours on the prowl for the kind of players who would lead OCC back to some level of respect. •I really wanted to make sure we had nine players on that field that had a good chunk of experience,• Buonarigo said. ·r feel like we did that and after this year is over, it all starts again.• Buonarlgo bies to instill an even-keeled attitude for his Pirates' squad. "I try to teach them to stay level-beaded whether we win or lose,• Buonarlgo said. "I consider myself to be a very fair coach. I expect a lot from my players. I want them to perform well on the field and to work hard at every practice.• With softball being a game of execution and pitching, Buonarigo is a firm believer that speed kills. "I'm a pretty aggressive coach,• he said. •I love to hit and run, bunt and run, all sorts of little plays to keep the runners moving.• Buonarlgo. his wife, Sandy and their two-year-old daughter, Carley, reside in Tustin. J~Newkirk Newkirk's pitching mark at OCC for two years was 18-1. Although heaped with praise dwing the OCC years and receiving a flow of sterling recognition, Newkirk continues to direct firm credit to his teammates. Attention from Major League Baseball officials and one wannup box invitation by the Hollywood Stars was impressive to many. but Newkirk said he finally chose not to pursue professional baseball for a number of reasons. One reason included marriage and a child that required domestic concerns. Another recall found that the Cal Poly baseball team never advanced to championship levels, but Newkirk was named to the all-conference team all Atkins. Newkirk was one of those fierce OCC defenders who helped the Pirates win, 13-7. It was 13-0 going into the final minutes and it knocked the Dons out of the No. 1 slot. OCC won the championship. Another period he enjoyed dwing his earlier days was playing baseball for the American Legion team and the local municipal lea$1Ue horsehiders. Newkirk majored in economics in college, but later taught social studies at Harbor I-Ugh from 1964-1980. He also coached the cross country team at Harbor for six yea.rs. A man of different sports. Jim Newkirk. and a member of the Daily Pilot Sports Hall of Fame. celebrating the Millennium. Paradise, just off 99 • Pirates are clearly diggin' Visalia. ome people might look at the City of VtSalia as nothing more than a quaint little town off of 1-Ughway 99; a rest stop on the way to Fresno; a place to get some really killer antiques. But if you're a member of the Orange Coast College baleball team, Visalia is a magical oasis; a place of rebirth; a place where a batter can magically get in a groove; leadoff hitter, Laws, went 4 for 6 in OCC's 14-1 pounding of San Diego City. Honorable mention goes to Willie Keller, who had three doubles. Game-four heroes: Robert Deven and Jason Reuss. Oeven threw six strong innings. 1 limiting the College of the Sequoias to only three runs, which in community college baseball is a pretty bard thing to accomplish. Reuss, whose dad played .... ah never mind, clubbed his 1 lth home run of the teeson. a three·run shot that gave the Pirates the breathing room they needed for a 7...3 win. Speaking of Reuss, he now bu 26 home runs in his OCC career, putting him nine dingen behiJid Joey James' all-time record ot 35. But with only lour games rwmalning f« the Pirates, James' bo&d on the the top spot should remain intect. ·~DAV MMtlY I OMV ...OT J!rlenc:lm Hlgll'I M.t1 Maeller llldel IDto W'Olld bwt • lbe MD arrtYes late. a place where a p1tcber can remember the good 'ol days of not getting lit up like a Christmas tree by the mighty cluba ol the Orange Empire Conference and ltl .323 comhmed betting average. two ol bali' IDnlar ..... a •• .,.. Eagles ~-go, twice . - Such WU the cae during this put spring brMk. where lbe Plratm woo all four games they played with each game generating a new hero. Game-one hero: Drew Parkin. The topbomol'8 rtgbty wttb tbe cmly BllA under Qw, threw a o+npeee pme ID tbe Plratm' 8-1 win.,...~ .... kDaWn prtmartly for bll walk OUl ol tbe bulpm. ...., .. bot'1 ol IM Plratll' ~ .... ~ .. ,..... o.mHwo ~.,,. ........ s.m Greco. PNnce. .................. of IOID8 rouab,.......,.....cw ..... ID .._.,.._,U.Swtn ... 1118 f· ,,_ ..... 111n111& r Wiii. far 5 ......... nm. ... Glia .... Glled tD 2.0 .......... bptlW&lt. Ors •uill • lllllrlllu-...aan LIWl.A. ... ....... t ....... ~ ....... Clark and Biaildoo lbompeon. Wbo WW. two ot lalt yeer'• •Big nr.· far the Ptra.• ... bokling their own ID limited KtioD at tbe DlvilkJn I level Clark la betting .713 (18 far., wtlll * doubles. a bame nm eDd 10 Dll r. Loag Bw:b St.eta, wbAle ~ ...... .m ~two bame,.. .... * ...... Oil State Nuatbrldge. -~-;-;-1~~~~~·1_2~~·-2000 __________________ _.;.. _______ · ~lffS -----------------------------------Da__.i~~P-ilot~ 4 • EAGLES . ID tbe ant game. Estanda scored .11 rum in the final four inrlings to pull out the 11-9 victory., U.S. just gets past Russia. 10-9 NICE, Prance -Chrts Oeding, the United States wAter<polo team captain and the head coach of Orange Coast College's men's -and women's water polo team, scored four goals to leed the Americans pa.st Russia, )0-9, in the semifinals of the French Open Saturday. Wolf. Wigo scored two. The United states put up five goals in the third quarter 'to take the lead. Tlie Americans are coached by John Vargu, head coa,cb,, of Corona del Mar High's boys and girls water polo team. The United Suates faced Italy in the cham- pionship game Sunday. IPlllNOtONN ~ UNrTID STAllS 10, Russ.A 9 United States 2 2 5 1 • 10 Russia 3 3 1 2 -9 U.S. • Oeding 4, Wigo 2, Humbert 1, Arroyo 1, Pope 1, Bailey 1. Saves -Hackett 10. Russi. · Gorchov 2., Seratan 2, Eryshov 2, Panflli 1, Kozlov 1, Zinnourev 1. Saves • Maxlmov 5. SCHEDULE TODAY Swimming High school boys and girls - Newport Harbor at Corona del Mar, 3:15 p.m. Golf Community college men • Orange Coast at Orange Empire ConferfeACe at Singing Hills, 7 a.m. High school boys • Newport Harbor vs. Huntington Beach, at Seadlff CC. 4 p.m. ""I ,, Direct Cremation .. $495 lmmedia1e 8 W'ial .. $99S • fJ,,,diJ,, C.u~tt) rrcarr~•""'"' rroar.m• AvatlAblt for fwwnl Stmca. Cttineriofl• and Caaactn • t "11'\l.'I .. I',\' I , I I ' \ .! . CONTINUED FROM 7 •One thing we tried to do was make them throw strikes,• Estancia Coach °?ug Deats said. And boy did Rancho Alamitos struggle in that department. It was especially galling for the Vaqueros in the seventh and eighth innings, when they w;alked seven Eagles. In the seventh, Witlt the score 6-4 in Rancho Alamitos' · favor, Estaricia's Jordan Hart led off with a bloop single. Casey Gates, Justin Lund, Armando Ortiz and A .J. Perkins, then walked after Hart's hit, and that drove in the Eagles' tying runs. In the eighth inning, Estanda's Brent Davis led off with a free pass. After a sacri- fice bunt moved him to sec- ond, Ha.rt reached on an error by the shortstop. Rancho Alamitos then walked Gates and Lund to account for Estanda's winning run. Estancia took a 2-1 lead in the first inning. Ortiz led oft ,.qith a single, and Perkins walked. After a failed sacrifice bunt attempt, David Alciva doubled in a score, and Davis singled to drive in Akiva. Ran- cho went on to a 5-2 lead. Estancia stayed dose. Lund singled in a run in the fourth, and Akiva. walked with the bases loade<i, in the fifth to make the score 6--4, setting up the exciting base on balls segment. Bs.tanda, down 8-01 scored five runs in the third inning. Estancia loaded the bases with no outs when Ortiz wi , Perkins doubled, and • Gr got bit by a pitch. e next batter, cleanup. bitter Akiva, walked. Davis then crushed a double into the right-c~nter Held gap .to clear the bases. He later scored on a wild pjtth, Estancia scored one in the fourth when Green came home on another wild pitch. In the.fifth, the Eagles'. Gates. got hit by a pitch. The next batter, J.B. Goff, singl~. They both came in on consec· utive fielder's choices. Down by one run heading into the sixth, Green led of with a double. After Davis was hit by a pitch, Matt Mueller tied the game with a single. An out later. Gates was hit by a pitch for the sec- ond time in the game. After a fielder's choice, Lund and Ortiz walked to drive in the winning runs. ~1 EstMCIA 11, RANoto A&.AMno5 t Rancho Alamitos 260 100 O • 9 12 0 ~ncla oos 123 X. 11 8 • Donnely, Acosta (3), Garcia (5) and Delarosa; Hart end Davis. w · Hert. 1-0. L • Garcia. 28 • Perkins (£), Green (E). Davis (E). Frendl (RA). 0ei.rosa (RA), Khan (RA), Bonllles (RA). 38 • Goff (E). HR • Frenc:h (RA). DelarOS4 (RA). a....J EstMCIA 7, RAlllOtO A&.AMno5 ' RM'ICho Alamitos 110 021 10 • 6 6 1 Estand.t 200 101 21 • 7 8 3 Cuevn, mlt.M (6). Gam a en and Oe!Mose; GrHn, Ortiz (6) end DaYIS. 28 • Aklva (E). Khan (RA). HR • FrHldl (RA). CHER A IN lC E . A C Tl 0 N « ...,_ Cid Ulla\, « t Wt ZONE. SERVICE, P.O. BOX a.:11 ~ bf t .. « TheWl.ndenyoodlcll ENYIRONMEHTAL 508, PATTON, CA ..... Md ti.I~ .,. ~ tor ... 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OE· p ........ ........,. ::-:::.1.. tratlon eutnor1ty will be TERMINATION: EX· rotpect,...., """'"'" !'\NIU, e debCOt under "*' ~ rJ tw "*- Orwiled unleSI '" In-EMPT. may obtain one Ml of the Benlu\C*Y Code cl Alt} ~ ...,...., ·~ ,.., •n IF THE ABOVE AC-bid dOc\#nenll •t no ~ In Ille United ID be -bf\ ..,.,, The objec:tlon= petition TI 0 N ls) I S/ ARE CX»l 11 the olb °' the StalM ~ CcM1 llllOUfll ,,.., be~ on ... Ind allOWI good ceun c HAL ENGE 0 IN = =-~rt fof the Central Ollttld of dtlf ol ... Pllcl cl 5-In why the coun thould not COURT, THE Boute p O wpoi Celllomla, S.OCI Ana h '1onl ol lllt,.... • h gram the·~ CHALLENGE MAY BE vard, • • Bok Division, c... No.: men.,...., -ID lhe Pt1c91. A HEARING on the LIMITED TO ONLY b~8:~ Beech, SA99·19944LR, ahell Ml O\C C... ~l,.11 E petition will be Mid on T H 0 s E I s s u E s . lilt their proof of clelmt ~ A.. Pllcn-. CA MAY 11, 2000 et 1:45 RAISED IN WRITTEN F0t further lnlonne· end/or lntent1t In the l.fOll~ .,..._~It pm In Dept. L73 lo-CORRESPONOENCE ~I cell Fong TH, Clefk's' Ofllce of the dllCrClld rued dli9d of NI cet9d et 341 The City DELIVERED TO THE Pr°gect M•n•g•r •I United SWtes AllOft cl li'C*l 1119a 11111 Drtve South ~ ZONING AOMINIS· rbll~d N r1 Benlcl\.tpltY Court noted °'*' dwVI' "8660902 CA 92868 ' . ' TRATOR PRIOR TO u ' 1 e~o herein, located et 411 (~I S... .,._ IF YOU. OBJECT to THE ABOVE DATE. Buch·Cotle en Wes I Fourth StrHt, 91d °'*' CIOflllllorl ~ the arant1na <"the pell· FOR FURTHER l.N· = Plot Apf1I 17, 24• Sef1ll AM. Cellomll. of h IHI P101*tY 2'37 lion -you efiollld eppeer FORMATION ON THE 92501 an or bllofl 8-ICloel S... ~ •t ii-. l'INring and state ABOVE APPLICA· M816 APRll 21. 2000. 8Mdl CA 92660 APN UO. 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SOUTH WEST !\ORTH 10 P-I• Your lcft-ti.,nd oproneni':. upcnonl' b1J ot ooc hean reu ~ round "' you What acuon do you W.c" Yin YA70Ull ME.ACfOES 110£ 'ff L~iri~"':' ..t ()/1 $11,485 LANO AOYEA 1 2.1, I CYL. dlller IVC'd '34,-LAHD ~VElll ~ .. Whal do you bid now-> A • This hand is far 100 \11'\lfli for 11 hlllanc:1ng bid of two clui>;o, or one nu trump Clearly. you h:l'e to 1tll ran· ocr that you have a gooJ hand • .ind the way 10 do this "tans v.uh a doll blo:. An)'lh1ng cl~ 1~ 1cmblc Nlwpcwt IMch low PK m~ pwr ...... Newport _. 1--...,.;;".;;~;.,::.;.:...:.;.;;,5..--lllOfl l lllOO 71'-751-2... • ••• A au5 Ult A • In our opinion. a reb1J ol two hc<lm In thlli aeQUCllCC l\la'UOlee> II Sllt·card SUll, .ind 10 hid ooe no trump w1lh 11 low Joul>lctoo 1n ill! unbtd suu ~ unth1nl..lhlc That le.aves a r.usc 10 twn 'p00e\ u-. the only sensible chmce °"' • * iiEJicEDtS 300CE ... roroea 4 ,._ •2000 uoec ~/~e ~~ ~ ~~~;f· t1upe, gold p1clllge, Loeded, tireM. on1 of 1 sh11psklna. mini cood, ldndl Yin Y01'1111 St3,HS LANO ROVER $12,500 94Hr.J.1943. SH,115 LAJtO ROVElll ~h MUSTANG 2000 Lili new, Newport 8-d\ Q J • A; Sou1h, vulnerable. ynu hold· •A J 10 5 J <:J t. '> K 7 4 • (,) ll 7 J TilC bidding ha.s proceeded· NOR111 EAl'>"r SOUTH WF.ST Pasii t o P&.'iS I• Jo Pa...s '! Whal do YoV hid now ' · A • Three no trump looks appe.iling. bu1 11 is our cloo,c 'ICCond choice. panner could easily have three-c:utli sp:idc suppon (Of U). !IO v. hy 001 rebid lhrtt •radt~ nd find ou1' If punncr docs have three -.p.IJc~. the Q 6 • A:. South. vulncrJbk. yuu hold: •Atl74 Ol>tl-12 O A7J •84 P.inncr o~ns the bulJing Wllh ooc club Whal do ~uu rc>p.md'' A • 11> even com~mplatc rcspanJinl! one nu trump boiii;k) lhc mmJ - 1ha1 I) the way to m1<>S game: m J OIJ)lll'! With IWO four.card "uits. 1>hvw •hem up 1he line 10 panncr·, opening h1J. Re,pund one h<:an -do not let "u11 <iunl11y tempt ynu into an) th mi else Llnd AO¥et97 Dlaco¥1fY, llhr, rid, ~ Vlo TA171416 $19,HS LANO AOYER Newl)Ol1 BMch 94~45 LAnd Rover 97 Ainge Aolllf 4.6 loaded, 9rllfl, c.rt. Vin VA354013 $46,HS LANO AOVER N9wpof1 811Ch MM4CH445 LMta Rovlf it Raoge Ro¥W 4.0 loaded, chllnOeone. eel\. Yin VA363471 135,llH LAHD AOVEA N9wpof1 Beectl 94~ LEXUS ES 300 '00 SllYer/blllck INthef tlls_... 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SEOAH 4o 97 ... 902 LEXUS MISSION YIOO (1~) • 112117 Yin W441S4ff .....,MS MWl4-0664 LEXUS MISSION w:Jo 119115 LANO ROYEA BAUER JAGUAR ~ N;;p;t 8Mch 11'-953-4900 LEXUS ES300 193 HOADlCAv 'it MM4M'45 ~1·m! ~~~ ,,;~ Top ol the hll Auto, J19111t XJS JAGUAR XJ6 L '97 ~Im, ch1mpaoge lold8d, hlld to llndtl 2 + 2 Convwtlble 2D 'M SEDAH •o color, •Int cond, tinted (T?t'tl $11,117 133,115 tMN4 $37,"5 97~52 windows. $14,500 LEXUS MISSION VlEJO IAUEA JAGUAR BAUEA JAGUAR Mt-951-1133 M~ 714-15S-4IOO 714-953-4IOO LEXUS LS 400 117 JAQUAA XJf L '97 JAGUAR lCJ6 L '97 CashmefWM>tv. lul opclon MEET someone apeclal hough ciltslled SEDAN 4D SEDAN •D Lexus Certifi4tcf, Of"Y. 4 tk $35,tts 17-Soot $35,ttS 97 ... 134 (0792821 $37,187 IAUEA JAGUAR BAUER JAGUAR LEXUg MISSION VIEJO 71"5MIOO 71"53-4t00 94t-364-0l64 Iulo lrtnS. 5l>Oler. llom M....0-'441 \tltils, 3 Ill '/-6, 5000ml. TOYOTA aw ... Flnenclng AY1ll1ble Ute'-' lir, 6......i,1o mills $14,900/obo 94~•5694 ( tm VJ' S2J ... 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