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WEDNESDAy,MARCH19,2003
Greenlight liOpes ·tO put ·reform on .ballot
Newport council's proposed changes to
campaign rules are regarded as
jinconsequential' by Greenlighters ..
June Casa1rand•
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -In what
couJd be the most significant po-
litical move since Measure S
changed the way the city ap-
proves large developments, the
Greenlight Committee will try to
put campaign reform on a ballot
The announcement deepens
the divide between Greenlight
and the mainstream dty leader-
ship. who each accuse the other
of abuse of power.
At a study session last week.
council members said they
would be willing Lo consider at a
later meeting two proposed
changes to city campaign rules.
One wouJd require that candi-
dates, poUtical groups and their
treasurers attend training on
how to me campaign finance
statements. The other weuJd re-
quire that scripLc; of telephone
campaign messages and other
campaign communicatioru. be
filed with the City aerie's office.
They discarded five other cam-
paign restrictions.
these changes ~inconseque tial"
and are pushing for adopu ., of
some campaign reforms hat
council members shot down
during the study session.
"We think there are conflicb of
interest that are not L .. ·mp dil.-
closed and appcaranct"· , con-
llicts of interest that n .:d to be
better addressed," Sdld Green-
light spokesman Phil Atst. who
explained that the ballot initia-
tive would only apply to munici-
pal ordinancc.-s and gi• dehnes.
As pan of 1~ proposed ballot
1ru11auve, which is subject to
change after legal review. Green-
light 1s pw.hing for tighter rules
on "granting money or awarding
ron1ractl> to per!>ons who have a
clo'>l' rclationi.hip with a coun-
cilman. '>uch ~ major campaign
contributor.. or consuJtants.
bu'>ine.s panners, client!> or cus
1omers. Disclosure of even the
appearance of conflicts of inter-
QUEST10N
Should campaign
rwfonn be put on a
t>.Uot7 Call oor
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Corona def Mar resident Cristi Cristich, 41, is running for the 70th Assembly District. She has been a GOP fund-raiser.
Cristich is confident
Moderate candidate says she believes her
views will allow her to fill a seat in the state
Assembly for Newport Beach.
Paul Clinton
Daily Pilot
As a mOderate, Cristf Cristich
likes her chances to win the
Republican nomination next
March to represent Newport
Beach in the 70th Assembly
District.
Tile Corona del Mar resident
has even secured the
endorsement of Marilyn Brewer,
who held the almost idendcal
seat from 1994 to 2000.
"With the cunent
environment. there's never been
more opportimlty in the party,·
Cristicb said. "There's room for all
types of Republlcaos."
Qistich joins an
ever-expanding fteld of
candidates seeJc1ng the seat. The
winner would replace John
Campbell. who bu held the seat
since 2000. Campbdl is vying ·
wtth Aslemblyman Km Maddox
(R-Cocsta Mesa) for a state Senate
seaL
Newport Beach City Council
candidate Marianne Zlppi, who
THINKING ALLOWED
Imagine teaming up
with some journalists
lost to Councilman Tod Ridgeway
in November, is the only other
local candidate in a primary set
for a year from now. lrvine Oty
Council candidate Oluclc DeVore
and Irvine businessman Don
Wagner are also in the race.
Cristich, 41, is positioning
herself as a Brewer-type
candidate. She's pro-business,
pro-choice and in favor of no
new taxes.
Crlstich has been an active
GOP fund-raiser for the past few
years, most recently raising local
funds to help elect Bonnie Garcia
to the Assembly in the Palm
Desert an!8.
The Corona del Mar resident
started her own business, at ase
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There's room for all
types of Republicans.'
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$20,000 loan from a friend.
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prepare for
possible
threats
Newport-Mesa public safery
officials say they're ready for
anything that might result
because of Iraq conflict.
Deepa Bharath
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NEWPOR'l·Ml-.SA Local publlc ..afety
officials said they are prepared for any ck.a\
ter.. or emergency situauoni. that war ma}
bnng.
Officials said secunty wa.i. already height
ened m Newport I !arbor when the Home
land Security Department issued a high
orange alert on Monday foUowmg President
Bush's addre.s to the nation. aslung Saddam
.Hussein to leave Iraq or face war.
WAt orange alen. we're at full staffing;· said
Harbor Patrol l.1. Greg RusseU. *We're also
watching the harbor entrance more closely." ~
RusseU said his department receives con
stanl alerts from various agencies, mcludmg
the Customs Depanment and the FBI.
~They tell us to watch for cenain typeS of
vessels or about kinds of weaponry that ma}
be used in an attack." he said.
If the aJen level escalates to red. which 1s
the highe5t level, Russell said the depart-
ment will call on reserve officers and add
more boats to increase patrol strength.
"We've also been cross-training with New-
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SCHOOLS
UCieyes
OCC for
courses
University asks the Costa
Mesa~ coinmunity college to
host summer classes that
OCC students may attend.
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NEIGHBORS
GeneJ.
Purellwas
named Orange
Coast College's new president
onMarch5.
Farren ser;\'ed ·
• the past. nine
·months as the Gene J. Farrelt college's interim
presideot and
was given a contract through
J\Ule 30, 2005. Previously dean of
the college, Farrell also served as
vice chancellor of business
affairs for the Coast Community
College District and retired three
years ago. He will come out of
retirement to accept this new
position. Farrell
r---..,.----. will replace
Sharon
Callaway
Daniel
Margaret A
Gratton and will
be the eighth
president in
Orange Coast
College's
55-year history
... Sharon
Callaway
Danlel of Costa
Mesa has been
named Orange
Coast College's ~Faculty Member
of the Year." Daniel is a professor
of biological
~---~ sciences and
Adelheid
Stevens
hasbeena
faculty member
of the college
for 30 years.
Seven .
professors were
nominated and
the finaJ
decision was
made through
letters of
recommendation and staff votes
... Melheld "Pony" SteYens,
program assistant in Orange
, Coast College's Allied Health
Department, has been named
the college~ "Classified Statf
Member of the Year." Stevens
has been a member of the staff
for 27 year& Faculty and staff
selected ~e winner du.dog an
election held OQ campus ...
Malk Andenon was presented
with.the "Engin~r of the Year,
Land Development'! award by
The Orange County Branch of
the American Society of Civil
Engineers. Anderson Is a senior
vice president in RBF
ConsuJting's land development
department ... Ablpll Swaim
was presented with the "Young
Engineer" award by1be Orange
County Branch of the American
Society of Civil Engineers and
the Orange County ED.gineertng
Council Swaim is a design
engineer in RBF Consulting's
land development department
... AcupWlcturist Roee Lanen,
of Newport Beach, was elected
as a member of the lntemationaJ
Oriental Medical Research
Institute at the UC Irvine College
of Medicine. Larsen is the
recipient of many awards for her
work in the field of traditional
OJ.inese medicine ... K,at.hryn
Glasamyer was named director
of community relations at South
Coast Plv.a. She previously held
the position of director of special
events for the Orange County
Performing Arts Center ...
Foreign Immigration Attorney
Andrea Elllot of Newport Beach
has been appointed to the boo.rd
of directors of the Protocol
Foundation of Orange County, a
nonprofit, private-sector
organization that sµpports
international business.
• NEIGHBORS spotlights
achievements in the community.
Please direct noteworthy
information to Coral Wilson by fax
at (949) 646-4170, or send &-mall to
coral.wilson@latimn.com.
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FOR A GOOD CAUSE
Dawn and John Word
J ohn and Dawn Word of
Newport Beach have donated
•time and money over the past
28 years to helping people.
The two were recently honored
with the 2003 "Spirit of
Volunteerlsm" award from the
Volunteer Center 01ange County in
Santa Ana.
Helping others'
dreams come true
The center was started 37 years
ago by Margaret Anne Inman in a
room at the Oilldren's Hospital of
Orange County, or CHOC.
I think the ability to communicate is
one of the most important things,.
he said.
John said be likes to make a
difference. He said the area is a great
place to live and a great place to
raise kids, but that we can't forget
those less fortunate.
"She is 4-foot 10, terrific and full of
energy. She started from scratch with
a need,,. John said. ·she still comes
to the meetings."
John said be will volunteer more as
he gets older. He wants to give back
to the community that has done well
for him.
They are dedicated to helping the
Orange-based Providence Speech
aQd Hearing Center, which works
with identification, diagnosis,
treatment and prevention of speech
and bearing disorders.
· John Word's teasoru for
involvement go back to hls college
years.
"We certainly have our areas of
needy folb," be said. "The
government can't and shouldn't do
everything for everybody.•
·1 came out from Louisiana,
Missouri and didn't have a lot. I
came out with a degree and a dream.
I like helping people and getting
them off to a good start, especially
kids. I fell in love with this
organization and the mission
statement," be sald.
The Words have chafred
fund-ra.islng benefits for the center,
most recently the 2003 Co'litume Ball. "I had roomed in college with a
man who couldn't hear. He was able
to communicate with guttural
noises, but couldn't hear.
"Dawn was instrumental in getting
that done," John s.ald. "She
co-chaired the annual event. We
ral~d a netted $300,000 for the
organization. She worked tirelessly
staying up until midnight."
"It is the epitome of what I believe
in."
"I started to realize bow difficuJt it
would be for me if I didn't have that
abiltty. I rely on that for sny business.
PETS OF THE WEEK
The Newport Beach-based
Community Animal Network
has been desperately involved
in reaculng 35 Siamese and
Himalayan mix cats from the
pound The network has taken
custody of 18 cats so far, but
there are not enough homes to
support them.
the Newport Beach Dover
Shore area and volunteers are
looking for her .
A Dalmatian dog Is available
for adoption and dog foster
homes are also needed. The
network Is asking for old towels
for bedding and cat toys, in
addition to monetary
donations.
"Dog lovers need to come
forward to help, too,"
Pfaff-Martin said. "We are a
community-supported
organization and need help."
"We need more volunteers to
come forward and open their
homes to get the rest of these
an1mala from an overcrowded
home by April 7, or animal
control will tab action,"
founder DtAnna Pfaff-Martin
said
See other animals available
for adoption at
www.anlmalMtwork.org or
R.uaso'a pet store at Fashion
Wand between noon and 4
p.m. on weekends. Information:
(9'9) 759-3646 or Community
Animal Netwol'k. P.O. Box 8662,
Newport Beach, CA 92658.
Four pregnant cats and a
nuraing mother are among
those looking for foster homes.
Newly-rescued cat Mayla
escaped during the storm In
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COSTA MESA CITY COUNCIL WRAP-UP
INSIDE CITY HALL
Here are some of the lssues the
City C.otmcll considered on
Monday:
APPEAL OF MINOR
DESIGN REVIEW
On Jan. 16, the zoning
administralor gave a permit to
John Grey to store vehicles
outside Paclfic Coast .Auto in the
800 block. of West 18th Street
CounallmanAIJan Mansoor·
appealed the decision because he
wanted Grey to Improve the
appearanoe of die location with a
10-foot landscape setback.
The Planning Commission
upheld the roning administrator's
approval without requiring the
additional landscaping, so
Mansoor appealed again. The
Clty Council continued the item,
upon Grey's request, on March 3.
WHAT HAPPENED
The council reversed the
Planning Commission's decision
with a 3-1 vote. with Ouis Steel
dissenting and Gary Monahan
absent, and required Grey to add
the JO-foot landscape setback
within a year's time.
WHAT IT MEANS
As a condition of receiving the
permit, Grey must add the
landscaping within a year.
WHAT WAS SAID
Grey claimed he couldn't afford
any more landscaping after he
had already invested S40,000 m
the property he leases from John
Crowe. But Mayor Karen
Robinson encouraged Grey to see
the landscaping addition as a
quid pro quo for getting the
permit
• lf we're giving you somethmg,
then you should give something
back.· Robinson said.
ACCEPTANCE OF
GRANT FUNDS
about if and when the city would
be reUnbwsed by the state and
pointed out that there are other
areas ln the city that need
funding,
WHAT HAPPENED
The counci1 voted 4-0. with
Gary Monahan absent, to
continue the item to Its April 7
meeting to give Mansoor a
chance to view the video used in
the program.
WHAT IT MEANS
Tile ooundl will reconsider
accepting the funds at its April 7
meeting.
WHAT WAS SAID
"The state received that money
from the [federal government),·
Mansoor said N'Illey give ii to the
state, then (the state) gives it to ~
with st~ attached, and they
wan! us 10 spend our money ~t.
I WclS simply pointing 10 the
circus atmosphere of how our
government does business. not
that it's not a worthwhile
program. I just wanted some
questions answered and I was
happy with how thin~ turned
out last night~
APPOINTMENT OF
CQMMITTEE MEMBERS
On May 21, 200 I, the City
Council formed the Downtown
and Eas~ide Transpon atton Ad
1 loc Comminee. Its purpose is to
help city staff develop
transportation improvemen1
recommendations for Newpon
Boulevard, F.ast 171.h Stree1 and
I .astside neighborhoods.
rwo vacancies existed on the
committee. Staff received
appllcat:ions from Marie Reader.
repre.enting Newpon Boulevard
husines.ses. and Anne
I log-dll·Shereshevsky,
repret.enting Eastl.ide re-.idenlwl
neighborhoods.
NEXT MEETING
• WHAT: Coata Me•e City
Council meeting
•WHEN:&.~ p.m., AJ)riJ 7
•WHERE: City Hall, 77 Fair
Drive
··~~: (714)
754-5223
WHAT HAPPENED
The council appointed
Hogan-Shereshevslcy and
Reader.
TRAFFIC REPORT
The East.side BiJ;nniaJ Traffic
Moruroring Repon identifies
changes in traffic conditions,
such as cut-through traffic from
more arterial congestion. The
purposes of the repon are 10
track traffic conditions so
immediate responses to any
significant changes can be
made, 10 identify ways to ease
traffic problems and to ensure
tJiat eai.ing problems in one
area does nor transfer problerrll>
to another area.
From all streets where new
data was coDectL'<i, only ~en
residential screet segments
indicated an increase in traffic
that met I.he threshold.
Staff detemuned that the
increases did not correlare to
any specific panem and
therefore don't presen1 any
signjficant change in area traffic.
Staff said it believes the existing
traffic volwnes and condition~
do not reqwre any major traffic
control measures at this time
WHAT.HAPPENED
The counctl received the
repon and dU"ected staff to
continue monitoring trJffic
conditions within the t-.asL<>1de
area and provide updated
reports every rwo yean.. with the
next general repon occurring m
July 2004.
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A consent calendar item Cll>ked
the council to spend no more
than $5,000 to conduct tl1e "Pvcry
15 Minutes Program.• an
anti-drunk driving program for
high school students. The city iJ..
supposed to be reimbursed for
the funds. Consent calendar
items are usually approved all
together. without discus.sion.
Councilman Allan Mansoor
pulled this one off for discus,sion
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Wednesday, MMh 19. 2003 Al
City's group home battle unresol ved
City Council
rejected Monday's
request from 'Dove
Cottage,' but a city
lawsuit continues.
Deirdre Newman
Daily Pilot
OOSTA MESA -Those op-
posing an increase in clients for
a sober-living group home let a
little air out of their 1ense
shoulders Monday. but can't
breathl! a full -Oedged sigh of re-·
Lief quue yet. they say.
lhat's because the city 1s still
embroiled in a civil lawsuit
against Deanor Mamon, owner
of "Dove Couage" tn lhe 3100
block of Coric Lane. for exceed-
ing the number of clients she is
allowed to !>erve tn a r~idential
area, which is six. Manion
wants to host eight.
Monday. the City Council
vo1ed 4-0 to deny Manion'.s re-
quest for a rehearing. Counctl·
man Gary Monahan wa'> ab·
sent.
Manion asked the council to
reconsider i1s March 3 dec1~1on
against I.he increase bru.ed on
charges pr~enJed by her anor·
ney, Eric Katz, that lhe council
applied I.he wrong legal stand·
ards and failed to wmply with
the law.
Opponent~ m the 11ght·kn1t
community say tht•y expl·ct till'
lega,I jostling 10 rnntinue in
coun.
"We know !the reque-.t for a
rehearing] wru. po!>tunng and
we'll lei it play out in the couru.
and, hopefully. the outcome
will be favorable... '>8Ul Kelly
Smilh, who ha.. been leading
lhe charge against the incrca-.e.
The council denied the rehear·
ing ~ on Acting City Atty.
Tpm Wood's ana)yt.is that there
was no new evidence to 1.uppon
it and that the Oty Council did
comply w1lh the law in rejecung
Manion's appeal
Kaa was not present to argue
for the reheanng. I le dechned to
comment on lhe outcome. as did
Manion.
Throughout her at1emp1 to in·
crease her clientele, Manion has
insisted that adding two more
people to her home 1s necessary
WhelherYau Buv or Lease-
for pe~r !>Upport t<> allow two
resldents to live In {our out of the
live bedrooms
But many of the opponents re-
main con<:t-med tha1 an increase
in chents will pose more of a
W'ety risk lo the neighborhood
•When there'b such a tum·
around lamong d.ientsJ. you
don't know who'i. coming in.·
said Henry Guaerrez. who lives a
few doon. down from Dove Cot·
tage. ·it's dlfficull to trust them
untd you know lhem as neigh·
bors."
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PUBLIC SAFETY
BRIEFLY IN
THE NEWS
Teleoiarketing scam
lands man in prison
A 35-year-old Newpon
Beach man wu sentenced
Tuesday to three years and
five months in 6'deraJ
prison for having been part
ot a telemaded:ng scam
tbat prosecutors say de-
frauded more than 12.000
people out of$4.4 million.
Daniel Eugene Qur was
also ordered to pay SI. 7
million ln fines. 1Wo other
men were also sentenced
Tuesday for being part of
the scheme that solicited
victirm through newspaper
advertisements, enticing
them to make money work-
POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA
•Ceft c~A
commercial burglary was
reported in the 3500 blodt at
8:07 a.m. Monday.
• Calhmla StrMt: A
commercial burglal)' was
reported In the 3200 blodt at
7:13 a.m. Monday.
• FalMew Rolld Md
Paiulmtno Awnue: A traffic
accident lnvoMng injuries
was niported at 9:24 a.m .
"Monday.
• H.-bor Boulewlrd: A
commercial burglary was
reported In the 2100 ~at
7~49 a.m. Monday.
• H.-bor 8nd MacArthur
boulevards: A traffic
accident Involving injuries
was reported at 6:18 a.m.
Monday.
• N9wport Boua.v.nt An
auto theft was reported In
the 2500 blodt at 7:28 p.m.
Monday.
• Ramona Place: Petty theft
was reported In the 300
blodt at 6:08 a.m. Monday.
• ~rblic Awenue:
Annoying phone calls were
lng~bome.
All rhree were found
guilty of fraud in a Santa
Ana,coun In October.
The vicUms were to wom
at borne by proceafn.g
medk:aJ claims OD their
computer. The vlcd.ms
would be told to buy hun-
dreds of dollars worth or
software, i:mtrucdon, tech-
nical support. as well as a
list, from the men, of doc-
tors supposed)y interested '
in hiring a person to proc-
ess medical bill.$ "electroni-
cally.
But the victims soon
found out that none of the
doctors on the list had
heard of this company and
did not need help with bill-
ing. The men operated this
scheme between July 1998
and October 1999.
reported in the 2200 blodt at
8:38 a.m. Monday.
NEWPORT BEACH
• Galaxy Drive: Grand theft
was reported in the 1300
blodt at 1 :.21 p.m. Monday.
• Marcus Avenue and 39th
StrMt: Vandalism was
reported at 12:34 p.m.
Monday.
• McFedden Place and West
Ocean Front: A traffic
accident invotving injuries
was reported at 4:34 p.m.
Monday.
• N9wport c.ntar Orfw
East Grand theft was
reported in the 200 blodc at
12:22 p.m. Monday.
• Superior Avenue: A vehicle
burglary was reported in the
1400 blodt at 10:50 a.m.
Monday.
• VISUI Entrada: A borglary
was reported in the 2100
blodt at 8:19 a.m. Monday.
•Vista Suene: A home was
reported burgled in the 400
blodt at 11:53 a.m. Monday
• 32nd S1J'Nt: Vandalism
was reported in the 400
blodt at 5:56 a.m . Monday.
Because There's No Such Thing.
That's why~ crt-ate.d 9tvt' your chlld prKtKt' tn all
Rx Reading, It's a provt'O basic language skills, Including
program 9uarantttd to ral~ ptionlcs, vocabulary, compre-
your chlld's I~ ht'oslon, and
OM full gra<k In n•eadinn appllt'd skills such
just )2 hours. :t as rt'ad1n9, ratt',
Utlllzlng Qdusl~ ..__.__._ ... _ and recall.
TutorAld testing,
~ aNllyzt the gaps In •
student's reld1ng ability and
aute • bllancfd program to
tf your d\lld Is falling behind In
school, now Is die Ume to call
~ ftnd out more.
(949) ~-7900
488 East 17th Stm!t • Costa ~sa
(Comer ol lrvlnt Avenut)
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window coverings that
will always fit perfectly
in your home. From
Roller Shades to
Woods to Shutten, the
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Go Out of Style. ":.!J!!IP
BALLOT
Conthled from Al
estwtDbe~"
Tb1s idea WU fim prompted
by CQundlman Jobn Hdl'emao
after Airport \\brldng Group COD·
aultant Dave Bil.ls was paid about
$438,000 OUI of a grant the dty
gave the wodd.ng group for air-
port education. 1bougtl tbJs is le-
gal. aitics say that because P.tlis
bad wotked as a campaign con-
sultant for some of the cowidl
members who later apprcMd the
grant. it should not be,legal
"For nbw, any dec:dw dlange
to our camj>aign ordinances is
dead, which is my Wgeat ~
sooal disappointment dw1ng r0y
dme in office,• Heffernan wrote
or the coundJ's failure to consider
PREPARE
Continued from Al
port Beach Police and the U.S.
Coast Guard,· he said.
Police and fire department of-
ficials in both cities said they
will watch events carefully. re-
vise their respective emergency
plans and monitor potential
threats to the area
"We're very much on top of
what's going on and.how it's go-
ing to affect our city,· said Costa
Mesa Police Olief Dave Snow-
den. "But at this point, I don't
know of any direct threat to our
city .•
Newport Beach Police Sgt.
Steve Shulman echoed Snow-
den's beliefs and said he does
not believe there is an immi-
nent threat to the city.
·we have increased deploy-
ment right now with orange
alert,• he said. "But if it esca-
lates to red, we may take several
steps. including closing public
buildings such as City Hall, no-
tifying target areas, informing
occ
Contmued from Al
we can with our budget and
there's going to be some stu-
dents who can't afford it ... but
we're going to be able to offer
more classes to students who
can take advantage or it. •
The classes will cost about
S85 per quarter unit -four
quarter units equates to three
semester units -not including
registration fees, and will count
as UCI credit only. Those OCC
students looking to take those
courses will have to register
with a UCI representative, who
will be on OCCs campus. and
will have to submit an aca-
demic petition If they want
OCC credit.
Just as housing a UCI exten-
sion summer program will ben-
efit onJy a select number of
ALLOWED
Continued from Al
track. The teamwork ts amazing
and, despite the heartbreaking
topic, the air is filled with
optimism.
Last year was the first time
the event was held In Newpon
Beach and the city posted
record-breaking revenues.
Th.ls year ts going to be even
better lf the paper ends up
entering its own team. Johnson
saJd he was thinking or Inviting
our readers to join along in the
all-night festivities. f\.f!l .lmagl.ne,
24 hours with a tent 1UlJ or
joumalJsts. Please contain your
e:xcitemenL
You only know us from our
bytines and occasional
appearances at meetinp,
lunchet, speeches, etc., but we
Ml a pretty fwl bunch. Many of
you tb.lnk we have pretty wfid
I.magi.nations anyway, eo
imagloe bow enterta.lnlng we
could be II deprived of some
aertoua aleep.
tr I do get the chance to head
up the team, I prom.l.se not to let
you folb down. A& eome of you
know, I teach f'ow boxing
cluNt a week. play aoccer on
Sundays and am wllllng to
participate In any outdoor •port.
ati...tonc:e.
f IO\le being actfve and would
Wlllr. '8 houri 11 gtven lbe
chance.
famallooo~to
lll·nJsbt events u r tpent row
yan at USC and h8w ~
beeo throuah the nn. m
'For now, any effective change to our campaign
ordinances is dead, whidl is my largest personal
disappointment during my time in office.'
' CGUnClrw Jotm .........
a ~o on such ma.t:Soo-
ahipt.
Though Heffernan Is ooi:Wd-
ered a ~ coundhnan
becatase be was eodorwed by the
group in his 2000 coundl cam-
paign. be aid be Is not lnwMd
in the propoeed initiatiYe. Green-
Ught Committee manben
drafted the proposed Initiative
without input or communication
with~
"FoT the same reason I dkln\
take money lo the last election, I
feel I should stay away from th.is..
Hefiemah said. "It's their deal"
The ballot initiative would also
the public through the local me·
dia and woddng with the
(Orange County! Sheriff's Anti-
Terrorism Tusk Force to get up-
to-date information and intelli-
gence."
John Wayne Airport is also
prepared with a full comple-
ment or deputies and bomb-
sniffing dogs, said spokes-
woman Ann McCarley.
There will be oo cbeclcpoiots
outside the airports, but depu-
ties will continue to check vehi-
cles going Into the parking lots,
she said.
Officials announced on Mon·
day that two of the access roads
into the airpon would c1ose this
morning. but said Tuesday that
all access roads will remain
open until funber notice.
"There are some measures
that are visible to the public and
other more sensitive issues are
not,• she said. ·
•DEEM BHARATlf covers public
safety and courts. She may be
reached at (949) 574-4226 or by
e-mail at
· deepa.bharath@latimes.com.
OCC students. it will benefit
onJy a few OCC facuJry mem-
bers as weU. Those faculty
members looking to teach a
UCI course during the s ummer
session will have to apply for
the position. UCI officials wiU
select which OCC facuJry mem-
bers will teach each section.
With its hands lied by the ex-
treme budget cuts the state re-
quired of it, OCC has welcomed
the opportunity to do whatever
it can to increase the educa-
tional Oow on campus.
By providing UCI with class-
rooms at a nominaJ rental fee,
OCC will get a small chance to
continue that flow and give Its
own students more opportu-
nities to learn and its teachers
more opportunities to teach.
• CHRISTINE CARAJU.O cover•
educatk>n and may be reached at
(949) 57~268 or by e-mail a1
christine. e11mllo tllatimn .com.
months of parenting. I'm also 2'4
years old. so I've got a few
all-nighteB left in me. But 1
have to save at least one for my
bachelorette pany, whe~r
that maybe.
I also happen to suffer from
Insomnia (doctors said
something a.bout having too
many activities and not being
able to wind down. I don't know
where they got that from) so I
might as well put that sleepless
energy to use.
Oh, we could really mab this
Interesting. We could forge
friendly wagers of number of
laps walked, run, hopped on
one leg, wa1bd bacl:wanl We
could really b..ve a blast.
We could play red light
Greenlight tor a lap. Are you up
for it. PhJl1
Or we couJd roll bowling balls
around the track. How about It.
Cindy't
Costa Mesa Police Oli~f Dave
Snowden and real estate mogul
Henry Segersttom -both
formet boxen -and I could go
toe-to-toe ln a makeshjf\ rlng.
o~ Now I have taken It too far. I
happen to lib my nose just the
way Illa.
But the poull>Wties are
endlela. the cause la worthy and
the opportunity 11 here.
I'll amt bugging Mt. Johmon
about it today and. bopefu.Uy,
we'll be toammatee aoon.
• LOUfA HAii IR wm.t columna
Mond.tyt. Wld~ and~
and COi/Wi culture and the •rtt.
SM mey be~" (Ml)
S7~5or bV .m.11"
lol/U.~,..,._oom,
require that the city's Web site
contain linb to pages for cowid1
c:ancpdat:es. where up-to-date
voter information and diaoourse
could be polled.
Mayor Steve Bromberg said he
was worded tha1 the ballot lnttia-
dYe was really a power giab.
"Greenlight ea.id two years ago
that once Measure S has passed.
we'll be done. Our work will be
done. Now ft pused. it's the law,
but they won't let go. When
someone can't let go, this sug·
gests to me In the strongest temu
that someone is looking for con-
trol -
CR I STICH
Continued from Al
other devic.es..
She has served as president of
a womens' trade group. the
National Assn. of Women
Business Owners. In that post.
she found herself in Sacramento
lobbying legislators for various
i$ues, which taught her the
political process.
Cristich has nailed down a
handful of notable nominadons,
including Supervisor Jim Silva.
Senate Majority Leader Jim
Brulte, Brewer and fonner local
state Senator Marian Bergeson .
UC Irvine Political Science
Chair Mart Petracca agrees that
Cristich could make a solid
claim for the seat, If she bas any
of Brewer's success. Brewer
successfuDy won office cigains1
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Ant aid the matter coWd .,.
pear Oil the. March 2004 ballot.
but more llke.ly would come be-
fore voters m Novembet 200C1b
put the Issue on a beUot. the
group must collect about 7,700
veriftable lignatwa on a pede>n
in support or the move.
Atn.dy ICbeduled ror the No-
11m1ber 2004 ballot is. p~~
110-room bot.el at the ~
park Mobile Home site on
Balboa Peninsula.
• JUNECASAQRANDE~
Newport Beed'rand John Wayne
Airport. She may be ruc:hed at (
57.,_.232 or bv e-mail mt
juM.C4Ngl"llnde llltimea.com.
rwo more conservative
candidates, splitting a more
conservative vote.
"(Brewer) showed that It is
possible for a moderate wo
candidate to win in the state's
second most Republican
district," Petracca said. •She's
not conservative enough. but
can win If there's multiple
conservatives in the race."
• MUL aJNTON covers the
environment. bt.lsiness and Polit'
He may be reached at (949)
764-4330 or by e-mail at
paul.cllnton@latimn.com.
Mi ..
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'11 LE I I ER TO THE EDITOR . -
. Rezoning .bluffs will aid. Westside
I 1-t
L olita Harper gets it right
a.bout the area of the
Westside around
Victoria Street and Pacific
Avenue being nice (Th.inking
Allowed, -How the West.side
has won -my heart,~
homes. They are the wrong
use for the bluffs, and no
amount of paint will ever fix
• thaL
,, Monday). She's also right
a.bout the beautiful views
planner in his right mind
would ever put an industrial
area where <there are such
views. The answec is that
once upon a time, OUf bluffs
had oil wells all over them.
The only logical thing to build
next to such oil wells was
industrial buildings. Tuday,
the oil wells have mostJy gone
away. but the buggy whip
Industrial units remain. The
owners of these buildings,
who see them as cash cows.
scream any time the Qty
Council or residents of Costa
Mesa want to allow the free
market and highest and best
land use principles to bring in
change.
The Qty Council has to
realize that this isn't 1950. The
oil wells are gone. We should
not have Industrial unJts on
our beautiful bluffs. If these
bluffs are changed to
residential, the pent-up
demand for quality housing
with views and ocean breezes
will transform the Westside
without redevelopment and
it'U cause more home
building in Costa Mesa. Th.is
' from that area of our bluffs.
lf Harper is interested in
why some of us have been
asking for the bluffs from
a.bout 19th Street down to the
Newport Beach border to be
rewned residential, she might
J' want to drive that area and
contrast it to the area around
Victoria and Pacific that she
did drive.
will free up other homes as
move-up buyers move to the
bluffs. Then, maybe, Harper
What she would find is that
the beautiful bluffs suddenly
change into a lowest and
worst use industrial area that
looks like the City of Industry.
To many.of us, this is
ob6cene. Industrial buildings
belong on Oat land that isn't
good for anything else. They
do not belong on vi~ bluffs.
Why do we have industrial
buildings on these bluffs
whose views are even better
than the ones near Victoria
can even buy one of these
homes freed up by move up
buyers.
If, on the other hand, these
bluffs are allowed to remain
industrial, the Westside
(speaking of the area around
19th and Placentia to the
Newport Beach border) will
continue to fester and rot.
The industrial buildings are
like a splinter in a sore. The
sore will never be healed untiJ
the splinter is pulled out.
•n and Pacific? Blame the craven
Oty Council for not changing
things and for backing down
Many of these industrial
building owners are now
saying the city should leave
them alone to do what they
want on their land. These
owners have it backward. The
city is presentJy protecting
these industrial uses by
keeping improper industrial
zoning and lowest and worst
use land regulations in place.
Some of us are saying that we
would like to see proper 2003
zoning and land use
regulations Instead of 1950
zoning and land use
regulations. Times change.
The demand today is for
housing. It's time the bluffs
changed.
Another advantage of
building view homes on our
bluffs is that those who buy
them will have enough
disposable income so that
quality me~hants will fight to
move in along 19th and
Placentia to serve their needs.
, ~.... to the rude behavior of some
; of the Industrialists (who
mostly don't even live in
': Costa Mesa) who want to
k.eep our bluffs mired in
Some of these industrial
building owners are also
~ industrial buildings so they using a red herring in their
arguments by saying that
Again, just to put a point on
this, the simple act of
rewning the bluffs may start
an upward cycle that will
transform the Westside.
" can make enough money that
they can afford to live in
Newport Beach.
their buildings aren't blighted
and they look nice. The
problem with this argument is
that these buildings are still
industrial buildings and not
•.
,.,
·'
Why did we eyer have
industrial buildings on our
blutrs? Jt's nuts. and no wban
MARTIN MILLARD
Costa Mesa
NEWPORT HARBOR
N!UTl(J!L MUSEUM
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LIC BOARDING
0 n Friday, March 21 the schooner .. American Pride" wUI make
her way Into Newport Harbor a nd will be docked at the
Newport Harbor Nautical Museum. This will be the first time
the 130' vessel (which was saUed 7,500 miles through the
Panama Canal from Bar Harbor, Maine to the West Coast) has visited
• Newport Harbor. She wUJ be welcomed Into the bay by a flotilla of local
~hts led by a water display generated l;7y Newport Harbor Department's
flre boat.
Saturday. March 22 and Swday, March 23 from 10 a.m .• vtsltors WW be
lnVlted aboard to explore the "American Pttdc" and shown the ropes by
her costumed crew. Admlsslon ls $2 children, S3 adults and S7 famlltes.
The museum ts exhibiting ~ Americas Cup" d.laplay. Admls616n to the
museum It free. Barbecued food8 and beverages avallable . .
Any pmon wtshlng to hOW tltdr boat partklpak In thtr ~
ff-otUla on Frldd)', March 21at4:30 p.m. "should contact Manhall Sii*
at (949) 675-8915, at. 104
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COMMUNITY COMMENTARY
Lending a reading voice to the future
I am finding that as ma)'or,
there are certain ·perb· that
go along with this position.
There is one very special
situation that recently occurred
th.at I would like to share with
you.
I and a number of other
individuals were invited to speak
at the Newport Coast
Elementary School in support of
Read Across America. Read
Across Anierica is a program
sponsored by the National
Education Assn. and was calling
for every child to be reading in
the company of a caring adult
on March 3. This is an event that
is held annually nationwide to
celebrate the birthday, as weU as
the legacy, of children's author
Dr. Seuss, or Theodore Geisel.
The school's prinopal and
librarian asked if I would be
willing to panicipate and read
for about 25 or 30 minutes to the
fifth~grade class. I had never
been invotved In a program IJ1ce
this in the past. and not only did
I acknowledge that I would be
very happy to participate, quite
frankly, I was very excited to be
invotved. So, I showed up at
Newport C,oast Elementary •
School with book in hand and
raring to go.
I arrived a bit early. and found
that the "reader" before me was
my old buddy Capt. Tun
Newman of the Newport Beach
Police Department. nm did a
great job with the kids and they
dearly enjoyed having Tim, who
was in full uniform. read to
them. This is just another
example of the fantastic
outreach our Police Department
accomplishes with the
community. especially Wlth
children.
It was now my ume to be on
iningon a
built-in
bench in the
school library
with all these
kids sining on
the Door just
STEVE ~~eto
BROMBERG mayor read.
and by all
mean~. th~ fifth-graders know
what a mayor 1s. (some of them
thought the mayor is the
president of a city).
The book I chose, being the
hard-line animal lover that lam,
was the ·Manet Square Dog" by
Jame!> Harriot. It is a simple
children's !>tory about a stray dog
that begged m the Marketplace
in merry Old England and
ultimately wound up, of course.
with a loving farruJy with two
children. The fifth ·graders
listened intently as I read how
the dog was begging every day
from the street vendors, then
disappeared for a while, then
became badly injured, then of
course WclS healed and
everybody lived happily every
after. The book really was fun.
After I was finished reading.
the kids had many questions.
Some wanted to know if I had
any dogs myc;elf. did I like being
mayor. and one young lady
asked me ·would you like to run
for higher office" (keep in mind
these are fiM-graders). to which
I responded Mno, but thank you
for offering."
In reading to the kids and
answering their questions, and
then watching them having the
wonderful ume that they were
having. the reali.7.auon truly hit
me that these .lods truly are our
future. Whether they stay in
Newport Beach or move. they
are the future of this country.
As such, it is so important th.at
these kids are exposed to not jUS1
elected officials, but other
people in the community who
truly make a difference and that
is what Read Across America was
all about. Every contact these
children encounter with adult.s
will clearly have a lasting impact
on their lives, and although they
might not remember each of us
specifically as urnes goes on,
they will remember what is a
positive expenence and what 15
not, and I firmly believe that
program'> such as these will only
benefit all of us as we continue
to grow older. and these kids
move fol'W"ctrd to become our
future leaders.
What was also heartening to
see was the number of parents
(mostly moms) who come to
school and wort with the
teache...., Also. by arriving early. I
had an opporturuty to step into a
first-grade class and speak with
the teacher, Susan Stokes, who
immediately grabbed ahold of
me. put me in her rocking chair
and had the kids gather around
to just tallc. These kids were
fantastic and. like in all the other
classes. there were mom helpers.
I made 11 very clear to the
good folh at Newport Coast
Elementary School that if they
would like me to come back. all
they need to do is ask.
Considenng some of the
adversity that I have to wort
through day to day, I think we all
need a shot of •from the mouths
of babes~ once in a while.
• STEV£ BROMBERG 1s the mayor
of Newport Beacti
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M ~. ~ 19, 2003
BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS
Mayor's breakfast set
for Thursday morning
The Orange O>ut Chrlsdan
Outreach will -host its 39th an-
nual Mayor\ Prayer BraJdast at
7:30 a.m. lbW'lda)t
The event. feeturlng mayors
&om leftra1 Oranle County cit-
ies. wu patterned after the origi-
nal National Prayer BlaJcfut In
Wub.ington. O.C., whk:h was
started In \~ by leaders tn the
U.S. Senate and Hou..e of Repre-
ae11tatM::I and Is still held fNef'J
year.
Newport ~ Mayor Steve Bllonibers will be honored at
Wednesday's event when be will
also paem a city proclamation
~theeYent. •. .....,.. c:oets $25 per
person or $250 for a table of 10
and will be held at the Newport
Beach Marriott Hotel. 900 New-
port c.enter Drive. lnformadon:
(949) 219-5358.
Group meeting targets
preparedness
Mesa Verde Comoiunity, inc..
a nonprofit community organi-
zation, will bold its general
meeting from 6:30 to 9 p.m. on
Wednesday, ·March 19 at the
Mesa Verde United Methodist
Owrcb, 1701 Baker SL in Costa
Mesa.
Keynote s~ers Fire Otlef
James Ellis and Costa Mesa Po-
lice Captain Tom Wamack will
give a special presentation on
disaster preparedness and dis-
cuss how the Fire and Police de-
partments are working together
to protect the citizens of Costa
Mesa in the event of a disaster.
They will also talk about what
residents can do In their b.omes
to prepare and protect them-
aelves abould rescue crews be
unable to get to them promp~
The Cotta Mela Fire Oepart-
ment'a new Mesa Squad 85 fire
~e will be on-display before
the meeting. Thia ·meeting It
flee of cbarp and open to the
public. J::lebt rebabmenta wUl
be served
Former nuly Pilot
photographer to speak
Fonner Dally Pilot photoga-
pber Lee Payne will accompany
a &Ude show with a personal ac-
count of 32 yean of photojo\lf-
nallsm in the Harbor~ at an
event on March 27 at the Cen-
b'al Newport Beach Public U-
b~
The program, titled "Have
Camera. Will Shoot,· Incorpo-
rates 80 of the BIJboa PeninsuJa
resident's photos and a look at
30 years oflocal history through
the eyes and Jens of the award-
winning photojournalist.
Payne joined the Pilot in
1961 after graduating from USC
with a degree in cinematogra-
phy. He served u the Pilot's
chief photographer for nearly
thrtt aecada and won several
awards from the Oqpge
County Press Oub. the Califot»
nia Newspaper Publishers
Assn., the Associated Press and
the National Press Photogra-
phers Assn.
Payne also taught photojour-
nalism at Orange Coast College
and Cal State Fullerton. Re is
the author of two boob, •Get-
ting Started in Photojournal·
ism· and ·ugbter than Air: An
Illustrated History of the Air-
ship."
The program will begin at 7
p.m. March 27 at the main li-
brary at 1000 Avocado Ave.
• <t/ummRAJuli •
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Rattan & Glass Table ...... -............................. $125-
Bambc:M> End Table .............. ·-·····-·········-.-··· $ISP
Glass & Iron Coffee Table~ ....................... .-.$225"
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Pin~ Buffet .......••••.•................ _ ..............••...•... $35()1'
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Mission Style Table w/6 Chairs •. -................. sssr
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369 E. 17th Street #10, Costa Mesa,
t.oc.ed bebmd Plum'• Patio
Phone(949)764-1746
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BEST KNOWN APPAREL BRAND
COMES HOME
6 LIZ cla1borne
INTRODUCING LIZ CLAIRBORNE FLOORING
et....ig the right flooring for 'f04JI. hofM ~ got euy. ,..._Lil CIMbome ohra up Iha ookft and.,_ '°
fNllch 10"· Plitfdy.
Oullily, • and ,,... n.. ~ ....,. bierl tielnwb ol
h Ui CWrbOrne rwne, and thia ,.. tooring n la no
~ .. ~~.from Ofllpwt '° fWdwood, ...... ~ and .,... • .. witt'l Mlina "*'1. in cidan and ~NI.,. featlioflltllle and tinaIJ 11
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•Send AROUND TOWN tt.n. to
the~ PilOc. 330 w. a.y ~
eo.t. ~.CA 828Z7; t1t' fa>c to
(!M8) .. 170: or by Qfling (949)
~~bdme.dltt
end aoc.don of the evem. •Well
• e contact phone number. A
c:ompl9te fl9dng la avellablt et
www.c»i~com.
WEDNESDAY
f'Or Kldl OrW Foiinddon ~ 1he
NMpof1 Alm FeldWI. ~be
21 to ...... the...,... Mecv'I men'l.,,. In Soulh Coest Pteza
·from 7 to t p;m. DJ lQgiC wll IPn
llw • mocWe .. the SU!ge In
the ltllllrnV loob of the...,.,..
for ......-vdona, c8" (71f)
566-0811, at.4231.
F1IDAY ....... ........, ........
wlJt "*-herw-r Into Ntlwpoft
Httt>oren n>Ut:I to the~
Haft>or Neutlc:al Muaeum. Thlt
win be the first time In Newport
Hefbor for 0. graceful 13().foot
ve1S1811, whk:h uiled 7,600 mRee
through dw Penama c.n.I from
Bar Hatt>or. MalM to the Wast to.t. VWtof'a .. Jtwit9d eboetCf
N9wpolt .... NNioomert'
genen1 meeting tlk• piece .t 11
a.m. at~ An::hea Re.teurent.
The club lsc>pen to•I ~
who hew ti~ In the ..... f9w9r
than five yeera. To learn '"°'9,
call(949)~
• March 22 and Mattti 23 from 10
a.m. to 4 p.m. Admlaaion $2 for
chlldntn, $3 for aduh9 and $7 for
families.. fOf more lnfonnatJon,
cen (9'9) 873-7863.
.._ F... Colaga 8Mnaa -A
R4Ntew of 629 pt.,. and Your
0th« OptJons• la e free aemlnar
that cornea withe complimentary
dinner at 6:30 p.m. at the
Newport GateWrf Center In
Irvine. Addrea ia 19800
MacArthur Blvd for~.
call Celeste at 1-800-876-0363.
A r..--.c81ed ....... Sid
for a Healing Home• wilt be hetd
from 6'.30 to 7:30 p.m. at Mother'•
Matket. 225East17th St., Costa
MMe. For reaervations, call (800)
596-MOMS.
..... Yarde Community Inc...
nonprofit organization, will host ttuenereJ meeting. Special
guil!I kadude Are Chief Jam•
Bii• and POnc. Qrief Tom w.mam; who will dlacuaa
chester preparedneu. call (9'9)
462-3964 for the meeting time.
The Newpo.t..., a.nbet of
Commerce will host its Newport
Beech Marine NetwoftJng and
Speaker Forum from 6 to 7 p.m.
at the Newport H.rbor Nautical
Museum, 161 Pecific: Coat
Highway, Newport 8e8ch. Free.
For more information, cefl (9'9)
729-4400.
Theeo.taMeaalllataflail
Society will hold its general
meeting at 1 p.m. et 1870
Anaheim Ave. Guest speaker
Giies Brown will di8cua his eartv
days 8t Or8nge Coat Coffege. For
more Information, call (9'9)
631-5918
N•lfoedeHdlt Dr. SW Zola of
Emory University, a leading
expert In memory, wlJI give a
lecture In the Irvine Barday
Theatre at 7:30 p.m. He will
cflllcUa Insight.a gained from
,...rch about memory
distortion, memory ims-irment
and maim.lning succeaful memory function .. we age. c.n
Lori Metherate·at(M9) 824--7568
for more infonnation.
w..dy sliOfy time at toy .. toy
store offers stories, songs. finger
plays and cnfts. Newboma to
6-yeaP-Olds are invited from 10:30
to 11:30 a.m. to 21111 Newport
Coast Drive. For more
infonnation, call (9'9) 759-8697.
nutsDAY
•1ntagitty Counta .. Mo9t ~
ft Com the Moat· ia the topic for
the .-vlUll Mayon~
Brukfut. Futunng Ga{Y
Oeichendt.1he event wm begin at
7:30 e.m. 8t 1he Newport Beach
Maniott HoW, 900 Newport
Center Drive, Newport Beech. The
CCMlt la $25 per ..,.,n. for mont
Information, C8ll (949) 219-6358..
TheCGllla -.a-... of
Commen:e'a •90 Minut9
Breallfat Boost" Vllftl be held
from 7 to 8:46 a.m. at the Coct.a
Mesa Country Club, 1701 Goff
CourM Drtw. Cotta Mela. Cost la
$13 « $18 at the doot. To maka
,....,...ations, cell (714) 885-9090.
... for the....,. ..... la llght
In your bee* yard. ays Oougtae
Kent. euthor of "A New E,. of
Gatdenlng... KA9nt wtfl PNMf'lt
.Gerdenlng for Oxygen;" .....
pt'Ogrllm 8t 7 p.m. M th8 N9Wp0ft
8-ct\ Central Ubnry. for more
Information. cal t9CS) 717~18.
~ ...... .,..... ... --... en eYMing thowc8alng the
IMelt apring loob In mm'a
daaiglier ..... The wt
whict'I ntqUir9a • $16 doNrdon,
beriwllta the spo.tll OUb.1Mne
TheUCI~ ...... .,.
overstock of the unusual butt.
brought In for the Winw Bulb
r.tival from n:ao a.m. to 1:30
p.m. in front of UO's S1Udent
Center. For more informedon,
tend &-mall to Jdl)'oMtluci.«lu.
.Community lclerlCl8 ~ 8t
Orange Coat Coflege onw.
planetarium shows, stargazfng
through OCC'• tal 11 Copel and
other ec:tivitJM from 6 to 9 p.m.
Admiaion 1a tree. can (714)
432-5726 for more Information.
SAllltDAY
~ .. Medadto help
Re-t.eaf Cocta Mesa plant 30
catifomla sycamores In FeJrview
P8ft at 9 a.m. No experlence la
needed, just a love of nature.
Weer wof1c clothes and bring
glov•; they'll supply the ahoveta.
Call (714) 835-8604 for more
Information.
Prtinca of,... a.tatiain audt
end School ia hosting Its 8MUal
Country Dey Fair from 10 a.m. to
3 p.m. at 'l!Jll7 Mesa Vef'de Drive
East. Costa Mesa. Eventa will
lndude rides, camival bootha,
pedaf cars, face painting end
more. For mote lnfonnatlon, call
(714) 241-7361.
The l.eeglM of Women~ of
Orange Coat will have a
membership coffee at 9:30 a.m. at
1836 Sentl8go Drive, Newport
Beech. For more Information, cell
(949) 548-7n7.
An ·e~•ceflrwSm81
Business· WOfbhop, tpOnlOr9d
by the SeMc:e Corps of Retired
ExecuUVM, will take place from 9
a.m. to noon at National
University. 3390 Hart>or Blvd.,
Costa Maa. The CCM1t ia $25, $20 If
preregisbnd. For more
Information, can (714) 660-7369.
The ....... mott./deughts
fashk>n WJw end luncheon
sponsored .,.. the Newport
O\apter of the National Charity
League Juniors will be held at
1~ a.m. et the Four Sea9ons
him Garden, Newport Beech.
Tic*-eta ere $90 for 8dutta and S80
for children. For more
information. call (949) &42-4496.
SUNDAY
S.,. °'9go1Wa In Newpo.t 8wll
will donate 25"9 of all prOCM(h to
the Orange County Affiliate of the
Susan 8 . l<omen Breast c.nc.r
Foundation. •Pampering Towwd
I C:Ure• appoint:rr'811la 11'8
availabte from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
CeH(949)~
MONDAY
Reglatlwllori wll begirt'b
aeventh, eighth 8nd
nin1h-gnldera ln-tw-l"Mt8d.._... in
ettendfng Spring C8mp through
Costa Meu'a Downtown
Recreation eent.r. for $96,
campers witf Wilt wuch
destinatione .. M8gic Mount8in,
Irvine Spac:tNm, the long Beedl
Aquarium, Bommera and the
Balboe foun Zone from April
1•1a. Regimdon wm conUnue
until th8 camp fa ful, WI tdiy9
flom 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. cal (7M)
~7580 for mo19 lnfonMdon..
226E11t17'h 6\., COIU Mell. For donldon or pu"""9e115 tlcbt,
,.... lldoe .. , ceiN (800) cell (n•> 667-o258.
616-MOM5,
A .. llallt4W ,._...,..,.
woibhop, eponeoNd by the
SeMce Colpi of "9tlr9d
ex.cutlwe. wftl tele piece from.
e.m. to noon 8t N8tlootl
Unlwrtity, 3390 Hart)o( ~
Cotta Meu. The cost .. $26, t20 tf
~formofe
lnformdon, call (714) 5150-7389.
Or-.. c... College"-'-the
~ BenffMou'*'" Rim
feldvef. Th..-hoUra °'•the belt
. of the tie1t• will be ecnened at 7
p.m. at th9 Robert B. Moore
ThNtreat OrangeCout ~· '
lnduding flfma from Caneda,
Amertca, th9 Untt.d KJngdom,
Germany, Austnllle end
Switz:er1and, the ftlma reftect a
wide rtnoe of mountain
exi>etlences. TicMts cost $9 In
advance, $10 at the door or $6 for
ltUdenta. for tkbt lnfonnation,
call (714) 132--0202, at. 21068.
MMCHH A,,_ ...... d1 •• ........,
c=-lled "The T.o (Way) of
Cleent1ng• win be held from 6:30
to 8 p.m. at Mother'• Merttet. 226
Eut 17th St., Costa Mesa. For
1'918f'Vations, call (800)
696-MOMS.
Newport 8wll Community
SeMoae will preeent a new eeriea
of drawing end pelntlng
worbt10P9 featuring Individual
Instruction for beginning to
advanced students In mlxed
media. The aeriea will continue
for eight Wedneedayl from 10
un. to 12:30 p.m. In the Vince
Jorgensen Center adjacent to
Mariner's Ubrwy, 2005 Dover
Drive, Newport Beed\. Fee la $66
for the entire aene... For more
Information, calf (949) 644-3161.
•0rup: Mglatal or Ngl1t11www:
Pl .... it9d by Or8nge Coast
College'• United Student
Sociologists Oub and Psychology
Oub, i• a symposium offering
student9 an unbia8ed approec:h to
the Issues beNnd the physical
effects, per90nel experiences,
cultural~ end legalities of
drugs. tt wilt be held from 10 a.m.
to 2 p.m. in the college'• Student
Center. Cal& (9491 929-0627 for
more infonnation.
A~~rnt.r
sponsored by the Costa Mesa
Chamber of Commen:e will be
heJd from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the
Turnip Rote banquet t.cility, 1901
Newport Blvd. It ia free for
membera and oosta $10 for
potential members. For more
lnfonnation, call (714) 885-9090.
WMlcly *'Ytime .. Toy 8oet..,
store with stories, songs, finger
plays and cnfts. Newborns to
5-year-olds .,. invited from 10-.30
to 11 :30 a.m. at 21"1 Newport
Coast Oriw. For more
Information. call (949) 769-8897.
MARCH27
A ... a1to11r IUPPOfl group w9
dlacua atnrtegtes and l'8IOUR)89
for c:osMng with lung cancer. The
group will meet from 2 to 3::30 p.m.
at the Ho9g Cancer c.-. eo. ..... IC8 Room A. 1 Ho9g DriYa.
Newport Bw:h. F1-.. fOf more
lnfonnation, call (949) 180-6642..
The Col wm.rn c-.. °'8pelr
of the Nationat Sodety Oeughtera
of the American ReYolution wiR
~MO awai'da for
petriodsm, c:it.tzeNNp and
excdenc:e in American history to
students of the NewpoftlMeaa
elementary, middle and high
achooll.. The praeantation will
take~ at th8 Cocta Meu
Community Cent8t 8t 2 p.m.
Good too4, MW bu 11 111 clenta
and e bMudfuf locetion.. If thia
80Undl lbYQUr-. meb
.. to.a.dh~~
O\arnber of Commelce Aft9rhoun
~~-1heColony
~0.:6100~Pltza.
FeaHon la&end.. 5 p..m.
Thee-.~ ..... o.dNlght
Comrnilllae .. hotdlng • dent
eUCClon •their Miiin ~
from 8 to 9 p.rn. at Hiia cs est Plrt
Ouoh>uee, J101 ~ ......... c:c..a Meta.°""* wilt be "'*until 7:30 p..m. To"'*.
Aower ...... ~ .... Md,,
local jendrNfb In.....,
lneemdone mav be emona the meges Pl ... , 1ted 8t .. Down
~ L.atie;" e free eMdt
a.cture et 7 p.m. et the Newport ,
a.ild\ Central Ubrery. The ' '
pt0grem wtll k'ldude • cllClqon
of local MWt ~from the .. rtv 19909 to the urfy 'IOa.
MMCH28
The MomEJllaMnga wtl hold ...
Spc1ng 2003 first annuel Femltv
Time Expo from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m •
.t W11flam Regionaf ~ 18712
Unfvwlity OrW9, IMne. Fernlflea ~-l~on~.
9Ctivide9, famltv pn>grema end
perentJng reaourcee. for mot9
lnfonnetlon, can f8187fM611.
MARCH30
Kida and their 1tm•11 .. ~
to •A Vwy Speciel Outing;' .,
afternoon of if 1teeedlfe atotytelllr)g
and c:nftll from 1 to 4 p.m.
Adu 111 ·on la fNe 8t the Neiwport
~Central l..lnry. Calf (949)
717-3816 for mont lntonNtion.
The Ameftc.n AmRaur Goer Tour
wll ~ 119 MCOnd aenon,
hosting at lent 12 loc:ef •
tournaments atartJng tocS.y. Each
event, which wil take plec::9 on
weekendl, la a one-day, 18-tlole
competition played atricdy under
USG.A rules. for more
Information, cell (71'4) 403-8876 at
www.aagolftour.com.
MARCH31
Author Adellte ..._ Mii, w9
dltcUU her boob a~
Joumev from commdal 0..10
1he Uni1lld Statea In ... ~ieoted ~ !JC.lrvkl9 Ulnnaa and~ Orange'-councy Reeda One
Book Project. A boolt signing and
1eflwh1•1ta wW be offer9d ...
1he prOgrsr-.. whktt wll begin. 8 _
p.m. • 1he ua Scudent c.near.
~Bay Room NJ• UC lrWle.
The~ ii ha and open'° 1he
~but parting «*I S6. For
~cal(9C9) 824486\
APRLl
er.the ... I 111 DJftl bf °"8nge
County artists woft.lno§:a array of twoilmemJonaf a
will be on di..-.V 8t N
Bead\ City H .. through 30
for the Spring 2003 Orana-
County Artists E>mlbttlon. For
more Information, calf (9'9)
717·3870.
A h'M,..,. Shul Mmlftw wlll
t.ah place at 7 p.m. to hetp
improve attendants' heetth,
refationahlps end prosperity.
Held et vtsion• a 0r .. ms. 2482
Newport BJvd. In Costa Mesa,
reserlstlona are required. C.11
(826) 288-1669.
APRl.2
A 8lolpPOft ..,_.tor~
°'Lewy body dlaorder end Pk*'s
dlaeaM/hontal temporal
dementlaa, ..,c>n80red by the
Allhelmer'•Aan. of Orange
County, will meet at UC lrvtne's
Gil'-'* FeciUty in the aecond
floor of the confwence room 8t
9:30 a.m. For ~at.Iona. call
(9'9) 824-2382. Adnpltslon Is ......
APRll.3
A auppott groupfw ..........
sponsored by the Allhefmer'•
Aan. of Orange County, will
meet at Hoag HNtth Center, 1'90
Balter Street. Coste M.,., from 1
to 3 p.m. Clllt (714) 693--9830 for
raervationi. Admluk>n Is free.
APM.•
Ameltca'a Fwnly ,_&po rune
through April 8, from 10 a.m. to 8
p.m. Fridey; from 9 •.m. to 7 p.m.
Saturday; and from I a.m. to 8
p.m. 8t the o,.nge County Felr 8t
expo.ftion Center. Admluion is
$8 for eduha, Wtor aenfora (80
end older) •nd $3 for child,., (8
to 12). c.tl (828)"7-2222for
morelnfonnation. n.,.... ........ tD.
l9C8ptJon for~ •rtiaU.
from 6:30 to 7 p.m. 8t Ntlwpoft
8w:h City Hal. RefNatimenb
wtfl be MNed and CMh priae for
worta Judged by UOl'fof111or
Kim Burge .. be awwded 8t
thfa dme. Cell (Ml) 71).3870 for
mon tnfonnadon.
WHATIS ••• • tl ·~~~9~?
TM_,,,, ii in iM j1avorfal IJrotJa M1MU fa1M ~
fttA Melt~· ~ cAtuilh of tAiiwlt.,..,
Mil Tia in our~ ""1dt:. GtmUilt«l Mlla tliatl • ••llo MUI~, fotilltlJIJ. lliilla a...,,. tf fra!a f'*j
•. h.
'"'
... G()LF .
.. Golden
"~Atcher
... Original Toshiba
,._Senior Classic
.... champion, now 63, is
'.""'preparing to ride off
·-·into the sunset.
•\. ... 0 h, those golden years. ,., Tu retire. To live off the
hog, so to speak. It's
not for everyone,
because not everyone gets an
, opportunity to cash in their
·chips at the end.
~ But professional golfers, if any
... good, can live differently. or. as
• in the case of George Archer,
prepare to give up work. U you
n can call playing golf work.
, At 6-foot-6, perhaps Archer
:--has always seen retirement, but
.,. with the
..-------. myriad
...
su,rgeries on
his body
under which
Archer has
endured, it's
amazlng he's
still here as a
competitive
player to talk
about It. RICHARD
DUNN
Archer, you
see. is the
original
Toshiba Senior Qassic
champion. The guy who wor;
first. in 1995, at Mesa Verde
' CounttyOub. In the medi;tent
on tbal Sunday, Archer WIS
there with bis wife. Dofll)l.
iMJsting he was contem,tlating
retirement at that timelecause
of a bad hip. It was so '8inful,
he could barely swinp golf
• ~ club, let alone comJ)'le oo the
~·, PGA Champions Tu~.
Before be was diagnosed with
a degenerative hip Archer, now
' 63, feared be ~t ha~ cancer
• because of the aJZ!3 that was
smarting. Furtbtr, only one
·other player oo'the toor at that
time (Bobby Nlcholsl bad ever
undergone hip replacement
surgery and he "wam't doing
very well·· afterwa.d on the golf
course.
"So I figured. tftbey did the
"'' hip job, tbal wo1.ld be the end of
:,~ me,• Archer sa,ld Tuesday
~ ·, afternoon.
; Archer, b~' went out and
• won the ~ Tosliba ClassJc,
carding a ftnal-rqmd 64 and
-winning by~ne ke. then ,.. '• added the . NFL Golf
~ ~ Classic, then un nt surgery
.;:-for the umpt time in his
career . • I(, : J. GOl.f, Pa1• A9
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Daily Pilot Special Section
COUNTDOWN
TO THE CLASSIC
TUESDAY SPEAKER
DON LEACH I DAlY Pl.OT
Tw<Hime Master's champion Ben Crenshaw talks about everything from what golf has meant to him, to hitting the hnks wrth President Bush.
An emotional moment
relived by Crenshaw
Keynote speaker at
Toshiba Senior Classic
Breakfast, a golf
historian, will always be
remembered for his
historic Masters win at
Augusta in '95.
Richard Dunn
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BF.ACH -Ben Gren·
shaw, a noted golf history, is part of
one of the game's most historic mo-
ments.
Golf rans will never forget Crenshaw
faillng to his knees and breaking down
In tears after wtnn1ng the 1995 Mas~
ten lbumament. not because he'd won. but because of the spiritual
honor it provided on the heels of the
'The shots were really coming off the clubs. I was hoping it
would carry over /into the first round] and it did. It was a
beautiful round in the first round.'
Ben Crenshaw
death earlier that week or his lifelong
Instructor, Harvey Penick.
"I knew I got a lot of help from
somewhere else that week. I think the
Lord was going to honor (Penick.I
through me that weeJc, • Crenshaw, a
two-time Masters winner, said Tues-
day morning during the Tushiba Sen-
ior Classk: Community Breakfast at
the Newport Marriott. where be was
the keynote speaker.
Crenshaw grew up in Ausdn, Texas.
and learned golf at The Country Oub
of Austin under Penick. whom Cren-
shaw said •never saw you a false
sense of hope. He always left you with
a kernel of something positi~. He was
one of the kindest human beings who
walked the earth ... if there was ever a
time to do something for somebody, it
was then (at the ·95 Masters). I
couldn't believe it happened then.
He11 gjve me a smile fo r the rest of my
Ii( • e.
Tom Kite, who grew up in Austin
playing golf with Crenshaw and also
learning the game from Pmid. called
to tell his former University of Texas
teammate the bad news about Penick.
They Oew back to Austin for Penick's
funeral on Wednesday and served as
pallbearers. then Oew back in time to
tee off for the first round of the '95
Masters.
CADDIES
"There were two very lost souls go·
ing to Augusca. • Crenshaw said. "We
couldn't believe 11 was happerung that
week. We couldn't believe 11 would
happen on Masters week.·
Cttnshaw's caddie since 1976. Carl
Jackson, provided a couple of qwd.
tips to get his boss bad on ttack with
his swing. "The shots were really com-
ing off the dubs.· Crenshaw said. ·1
was hoping it would carry over (into
the first round! and it dJd. It was a
beautiful round m the first round."
What was it that Jackson said to
Crenshaw? "Get the ball back. In your
stance and make a little tighter shouJ.
derrum.·
Making only m.~ bogeys the whole
~k. Crenshaw closed with a 68 to
hold off Davis Love m by one stroke
for his second Masters championship.
Early in his peech. Crenshaw spoke
SM REUYED, Pace AlO
Behind the I?ros
John Ray Leary tells
about going the extra
mile as a caddie for
golf greats.
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Champions Tour players offer some insight to improving your game .
'I'm a r~al believer in playlllg one type of alwt all IM ti1m. Jn my C1Ue, my swing produces a fath, or a consistent slightly left-to-right ball flight. I see quite a few amateur1 who try to change
their ball flight on the practice kt and go away from tluir normal -shOI patterns. My recommmdation is that amate11r1 find OM swing that is comfortable lllUI produces Jp)id contact. They
ahould lhera learn to use thaJ swing in all situations regardless of whether.• hole is straight or is a dogleg-right or left. Even on a hole that is a dogle190 dqrll$ 10 the left, I can alway• find a
way to play t~ hole with my normal fade. If you follow my advice, you'll be able"' play the golf course the way you want to and not the way tJai 11Tchilecl wonu )'OM to play it.~
en.c. u.tzb .
Bruce Lietzke was a 13-tlme wimer on the PGA Tour and has won five events on the Champions Tow. In two seasons on the Champions Tow, he has hit approxinately 75% of the fairways off the tee .
. NOTES ..
;
·Proxy, Prjino a lethal cOmbination
Torture of late-afternoon poa annua sprouting
on Newport Beach Country Qub greens
apparently over for Champions Tour players.
with the morning and late
afternoon. The greens don't
start getting all furry.•
The other chemical, Proxy, is
a seed-head suppressant.
Richard Dunn
DatlyPilot
NEWPORT BEACH -The
greens are lighting fast at New·
port Beach Country Oub, just
the way the doctor ordered.
But the man in charge of the
golf course, Newport Beach su-
perintendent Ron Benedict,
will never forget 1997, when
the microscopic yellowish
bulbs known as poa annua.
grass that is indigenous to this
area, took over the golf course
and blanketed the greens like
wild flowers. ·
Players who rarely complain
about the greens, complained.
Those who usuJlly whine
about the greens here, or any
other California golf course,
did ·so even more. It was bad
PR for Newport Beach Country
Oub, which made sure it
wouldn't happen again by us-
ing two chemicals -Proxy and
Primo -to suppress the!Poa "There are less complaints,
annua seed heads. ../ but there's still poa annua,"
The greens in Callf9ihfa are Benedict said. •it's kind of a
usually bentgrass with poa an-different grass (for the play-
nua m.1xed in, because it is al-ers). It's different from what
most impossible to prevent ·they play on all year. Here, in
poa from getting into bent· California. it's bentgras.s and
grass greens. Playen' golf Bermuda and poa annua. With
spikes get kicked UO\.Uld. the poa 1LWtUa, t:bls year won't
While Benedict and his crack be quite as bad, but there are
staff work bard to keep the 100 different varieties of poa
greena smooth, poa annua can annua and i,t grows at different
sprout in the late afternoons rates·~· l bad one ((])~pions
and cause havoc on East Coast Tour) player last year uk me
golfers in the PGA Oiamplons what we did to the greens, how
Tour e.venL we got them so nice ... hey, this
Since '97, however. Newport is our eighth rodeo, so we're
Beach's second year of hosting getting it figured ouL •
the event. the player com-Benedict waa pleased with
plaints about the . bumpy . the amount of rainfall the golf
greens seem to have dwindled, course }\as received this year
tb.anlcs largely to the new and PGA Tour agronomfjt Tom
chemicals. Brown bas given everything a
·cPrimo) is a growth regula-big thumbs up.
tor," Benedict said. "It reduces ·cBrown) was happy with the
the vertical growth so the way things looked during ad-
greens are more consistent vance week.• Benedict said.
SEAN t«..LER I DALY Pl.OT
Chr Chr Rodriguez entertains the crowd
wrth a little dance at the 1 7th hofe
during the 2002 Toshiba Senior Classic.
Rodnguez wilt be teeing off today in the
Pro-Am.
7 a.m. Shotgwi Start
1A-Lee Trevino; 18-Bruce Lietzke
2-Davtd E~ger
3A -Graham Marsh; 38 -JoM Maria
Canizares
4 -TenyOlll
5 -Hugh BatOOChi
6A -Howard Twitty; 68 -Miller Barber
7 A -Bill Rogen; 78 -Dea Smyth
8 -Seiji Ebihara
9A-An<ty Bean; 98 -Teny Mauney
10A-David Eger, 108 -Rafael Navarro
11A-Jim Ahem; 11 B -Mike Smith
12A-Mart Pfeil; 128 -James Mason
13A-Bobby Walzel; 138-lany Ziegler
14 -Gibby Gilbert
15 -Jeny McGee
16 -R.W. Eaks
17 -Tommy Thomas
18A -Lanny Wadkins
188 -Ben Crenshaw
'I had one (Champions Tour) player fast year ask
me what we did to the greens, h~·we got them
so nice ... hey, this is our eighth rodeo, so we're
getting it figured out~
Rona.n.dld
·we've done some floe-tuning
as we go and It should be in
great shape for the evenL•
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The wives of Oiamplons
Thur players are also getting
involved in charity, and
Orange County-based Casa
Youth Sb~lter ls the latest out-
reach.
Casa Youth Shelter · an-
nounced it has received a grant
of $37,500 to support its inno-
vative Community •ertsts Pre-
vention• Ouuuch Program
through the PGA Tour's Own-
pioos Thur Wives, Inc., for-
merly blown u the Senior
Tour Wives, Inc., a nonprofit
organization that was char-
tered in 1994. The membership
is comprlsed of approximately
100 women whose busbanth
are profesalonal golfers on the
Ownpiona ToUL
'Martha Jenkins, wife "of
Olampiona Tour player Tom
Jenkins, presented the check to
the shelter. Tom Jenkins is
playtlig in this week's Toshiba
Senior Classic.
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The first of four Toshiba Sen-
ior Classic Pro-Ams will start
today at 7 a.m. with a shotgun
start. Lee Trevino, Bruce
Uetzke and Ben Crenshaw are
among the Olamplons Tour
play~ in the early pro·arn.
while 01.l Clli Rodriguez. Gary
Player, Tom Kite, Gary McCord
and Dave Stockton beadJine
the 12:30 p.m. pro-am shotgun
start today.
DON LEACH I OAll..Y Pl.OT
CLASSIC
FIRST
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TOSHIBA SENIOR CLASS I C WednHday, March 19, 2003 At l
Corona del Mar High School student Patrick Ahearn is announced as one of this year's Toshiba Senior Classic Scholarship winners. Also recervmg scholarships from the
Newport-Mesa district were Kellie Brownell, Newport Harbor; Hilary Havens, Costa Mesa; and Kelly Trettin, Estancia.
Breakfast honors Toshiba official, students
I
Four Newport-Mesa
Unified high school
students receive
scholarships and laptop
computers.
Tony Oodero
Daily Pilot
Some 420. community members.
volunteers, golf aficionado ,
business executives and philanthro·
pists gathered at the Marriott I lotel
in Newport Center Tuesday for an
early morning $100-a-plate breakfast
to hear golf pro Ben Crenshaw dis-
cuss his career highlights as part of
this week's Toshiba festivities.
Noshing on the customary sea-
soned sausage and scrambled eggs.
the guests were not only witnesses to
Crenshaw's speech, but to ceremo
nies honoring 12 Orange County
high school students with scholar
ships and a.special award to Deloitte
and Touche executive Hank Adler,
who has worted behind the scene<.
to malte the ToshJba Senior Oas.!>ic
golf tournament happen. ·
The tournament, ln its ninth year,
raises money for I foag Memorial
Hospital Presbyterian. This year·~
$1.55-million evtnt is considered the
most philanthropic of the tour. now
caIJed the PGA Omnpions Tour, in-
stead or Seniors-Tour, and features
the talents of 81 professional golfers.
"We have raised almost $6 million
over the last six years !counting this
year),· Adler told Tuesday morning's
crowd. "We have a great sponsor, a
gieat product and an ~redible
community.•
A byproduct or the Toshiba tour-
nament Is the Toshiba Senior Oasslc
Scholarship Fund, now in its fourth
year and. co-funded by Toshiba
America lnCormadon Systems and
the Hoag Hospital Foundation.
Each of the 12 students honored
Tuesday received a $2,000 scholar-
ship and a Toshiba Satellite laptop
computer. ln total, there have been
38 scholarships and computers and
$89,000 awarded ln four years. ToshJ -
'We have a great sponsor,
a great product and
an incredible community.'
Hat*Adler
Delortte and
Touche executive
ba executives said.
This year's awardees included four
Newport-Mesa Unified students -
Patrick Ahearn or Corona del Mar
Higti, KeUie Brownell or Newport
Harbor High, Hilary Havens or Costa
Mesa High and Kelly Trettin of Estan·
cia High.
Also hono·red were Lauren Sher-
rell, Marina Mayer, Kyle Leingang.
Nick Jain, Vicki Otiou, Catherine
010, Kelly Oarke and Tim Fullman
-aU or Irvine or South County bigh
schools.
It as also announced that Adler bad
been awarded the Community Impact
Award by Deloitte and Tuuche. He was
one of seven nationwide to get the
honor. whk:h came with a $5,000
charitable donation to Hoag.
Longtime Newport Beach resident
Dorothy Gray attended the breakfast
with her friend, toumarnen1 volun-
teer Don Turner. Gray, a life member
or the Hoag 552 Oub of fund-raisers
and an original member of the tour-
nament site -the Newport Beach
Country Oub -said the Toshiba
Senior Oassic has been great for the
community, and she enjoys it be·
cause she recognizes all of the names
of the golfers.
"I'm a golfer and I'll be watching
some or It,· he said. "It's been won-
derful for the pros. for Koag and the
country club."
A Texan, Cren haw, who is best
known for his memorable victory at
the Master's Tournament In 1995,
said be counts among his friends .
President Bu h. And he noted that
the world events lately, especially the
impending war with Iraq, have him
paying special attention to his fellow
Texan and the Job he is doing. ·
"I say a prayer for him ewryday;
be said, assuring the crowd that the
country la In good hands.
lJO
Continued from A7
where he h&s a partiJI torn
rotatQf cult Last fall, a
bealth·fOod .diet WU trfed'to
cure the shoulder pain, but It
Tbae Clays. as An:htr gean didn't So ~way and Archer will
up for another TOlhiba Senior now have ihoulder awgery at
au.le, k llil'l IO mudl atjout ' lhe aame hoepitaJ, FJsenboowei
the ICOl'el and IWlna u tt la the in Palm ~ where he had ~ .. · ·.· T hl5 hip replacement surgery.
•1"'9 hlMI tona of t1Wlftrie9. • • J watch Jack Nidlaua on TY.
e.id Ardler, wtio 1iM unck'rJone he .. my• and hll IWlnc II
tew11 _. ~ tntludiiJC nothing like h once wu. eo I
hli left W1t1C (1975),"bilc;k (1979), kn~ I'm not~ the dub
left =~987) and ~I very t'ar," An:her uid. I'm al the
hip 1M1M ( 1986), nd of the roed here.• -im ..,....8t ~ o lifi I Atcher. who ltva In Palin
don"t ....a .0 ilw to Nedi Oftf' Sprtnp .nct lndirie Wllge. ~.
for eonledil• lft ~and cry recen~ purdmecl hll drMin
-····, ~hometn~ On,,.....,. Neher d OUI ote., IOUth of tourllly SeMidl
,.,....._.~ 1bll ............ from
............ • POlllllM.~bomtlllbaul•
BEHIND
~fromA7
ABOVE: Hank Adler.
nght, 1s given :
special award for his
wort< as chairman of
the Toshiba Senior
Classte by Bob Grant,
managmg partner of
Delortte and Touche./
LEfT: Ben Crenshaw
talks about his
Master's V1Ctory,
photo in background,
and his late teacher
Harvey Penick, Who
past INllfJ the week
before tis vtetory
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TOSHIBA SENIOR CLASSIC Daly Piiot c
GOLF TIPS
Champions Tour players offer some insight to improving your game
•/ •m a rt al believer in ploylllg one type of shot all the timt. In my cast, my swing produces a fade, or a comisttnt slightly left-to-right ball flight. I stt quite ii /tw amateurs who try to change
lhtir ball flight on tht practice tte and go away from their normal slwt palttms. My recommendation is lhal amateurs find OM SH(ing that Is comfortable Qnd produetS l(J)itl contact. They
sho11fll then karn to wt that swing in allsituaJions regardless of whether.a hole is straight or is a dogleg right or left. Even on a hole that is a dogleg 90 M8fea to the ~ft, 'I can alwttys find a
way to play the hole wiJh my normal fade. If you follow my advic~ you'll bt able ID play the golf course the way you want to and not the way the orc/Ultct Willlts yo11 to Play_ it.'
~Lletzl• .
Bruce Lietzke was a 13-time wiMer on the PGA Toor 8nd has won fiye events on the Champions Tow. In two seasons on the Champions Tour, he has hit approxiMtefy 75" of the fairways elf the tee.
Proxy, Pijmo
Torture of late-afternoon poa annua sp rou ting
on Newport Beach Countty QUb greens
apparently over for Champions Tour players.
Richard Dunn
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -The
greens are lighting fast at New-
port Beach Country Oub, just
the way the doctor ordered.
But the man in charge of the
golf course, Newport Beach su-
perintendent Ron ~enedict,
will never forget 1997, when
the microscopic yellowish
bulbs known as poa annua,
grass that is indigenous to this
area, took over the golf course
and blanketed the greens like
wild Oowers.
Players who rarely complain
about the greens, complained.
Tho5e who usually whine
about the greens here, or any
other California golf course,
did ·so even more. It was bad
PR for Newport Beach Country
O ub, which made sure it
wouldn't happen again by us~
ing two chemicals -Proxy and
Primo -to suppress the poa
annua seed heads.
The greens In California are
usually bentgrasa with poa an-
nua mixed in, because it is al-
most impossible to prevent
poa from getting lnto bent-
grasa greens. Players' golf
spikes get kicked arouod.
While BenedJct and bis crack
staff work hard to keep the
greens smooth, poa annua can
spro~t in the late afternoons
and cause havoc on Bast Coast
golfers in the PGA O\ampions
Tour event.
Since '97, however, Newport
Beach's second year or hosting
the event, the player com-
p laints about the . bumpy
greens seem to have dwindled,
thanks largely to the new
chemicals.
"(Primo) is a growth regula -
tor, -Benedict said. "It reduces
the vertical growth so the
greens are more consistent
"'
.NOT.ES
a lethal Combination
with the momlng and late
UtQnoon. The greens don't
start getting all furry."
The other chemical, Proxy, is
a seed-bead suppressant.
"There are Jess complaints,
but there's still poa annua,"
Benedict said. "It's kind or a
different grass (for the play-
ers). It's different from what
·they play on all year. Here, in
California, it's bentgrass and
Bermuda and poa annua. With
the poa annua, this year won't
be quite u bad, but there are
100 different varieties of poa
annua and lt grows at different
rates ... I bad one (Cll~plons
Tour) p layer lut year ask me
wha\ we did to the greens, bow
we got them so nice ... hey, this
ls our eJgbth rodeo, so we're
getting it figured out"
Benedict was pleased with
the amount.of rainfall the golf
course has received this. year
an<l PGA Tour agronomist Tom
Brown has given everything a
big thumbs up.
"(Brown} was happy with the
way things looked during ad-
vance week,• Benedict said.
'I had one [Champions Tour] player last year ask
me what we did to the greens, h~ we got them
so nice ... hey, this is our eighth rodeo, ~o we're
getti ng it figured out~
Rone.n.dk1
"We've done 1ome fine-tuning
as we go and it should be in
great shape for the event."
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The wi~• of O\ampions
Tour p layen are also getting
involved in charity, and
Orange County-based Cua
Youth Shelter ls the latest out-
reach.
Casa Youth Shelter ·an-
nounced It bu received a grant
of $37.SOO to support its inno-
vative Community "Crisis Pre-
vention" Outreach Program
through the PGA Tour's O\am-
P,ions Tour Wives, Inc., for-
merly known as the Senior
Tour Wives, Inc., a nonprofit
organtz.ation that was char-
tered in 1994. The membership
is comprised of approxltDately
100 women whose busband.s
are professional golfers on the
Cllamplona Tour ..
Martha Jenkins, wife 'of
O\amplons Tour player Tom
Jenkins, presented the check to
the shelter. Tom Jenkins is
p laying in this week's Toshiba
Senior Oasslc.
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The first of four Toshiba Sen·
tor Oass.ic Pro-Ams wilJ start
today at 7 a.m. with a shotgun
start. Lee Trevino, Bruce
Uetzlte and Ben Crenshaw are
among the O\amp1ons Tour
playen in the early pro-am,
while OU OU Rodriguez. Gary
Player, Tom ICite, Gary McCord
and Dave Stockton headline
the 12;30 p.m. pro-am shotgun
start today.
TODAY'S PRO-AM
SEAN ltUER I OAl..Y PILOT
Chi Chi Rodriguez entertains the crowd
wrth a little dance at the 1 7th hole
during the 2002 Toshiba Senior Classic.
Rodriguez will be teeing off today in the
Pro-Am.
7 a.m. Shotgun Start
1A-Lee Trevino; 1B -Bruce Lietzke
2-DavidE~
3A-Graham Marsh; 38-JoM Maria
Caniures •
4 -Terry Dill
5-Hugh Baioodli
SA -Howard Twitty; 6B -Miller Barber
7 A -Bill Rogers; 78 -Des Smyth
8-Seiji Ebihara
9A -Andy Bean; 9B -Terry Mauney
10A-David Eger; 108 -Rafael Navarro
11A-Jim Ahem; 11 B -Mike Smith
12A-MaritPfeil; 128 -JamesMaaon
13A-Bobby Walzel; 138-Larry Ziegler
14-Gibby Gilbert
15-Jerry McGee
16-R.W. Eaka
17 -Tommv'Thomas
18A-Lanny Wadkins
188-Ben Crenshaw
12:30 p.m. Shotgun Stll(t
1A-Chi Chi Rodrigu8l; 1B -Gary Ptayer
2 -Bobby Wadlcins
3A-George Ardler; 3B -Jim Albu•
4'-Rodger Davia
5-J. c. Sneed
M -Jim Dent; 68-Marit McCumber
DON LEACH I DAILY Pl.OT
Tom Kite hits from the-buoker on the second hole to ma~e par during the 2002 Pro-Am tournament.
7A-Dele Douglaa; 78-Rodcy Thompte>n
8-Bruce Summethrfl
9A-Gery McCord; 98-Joe Inman
10A-Rey ~; 108 -O.W Stodrton
11A-David Graham; 118-AI Gelti.rger
12A-Vlcente ~ 128-0.V. Ben-
13A-a,.,._ Coodv: 1ae-emv Krm.rt
14'-TomWargo
16-Welter Morgan -
18-80b &lcwood
17 -Leonerd Thompeon
18A-Tom Kttie; 188-John~
CLASSIC
FIRST .
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ro.hibe Senior
ArwtRowMI,
8:20a.m.
Rafael r:-lavarro, TO .
Thomas, R.W. Eaka
8:30a.m.
Seiji Ebihara, ~
Watzel, Terry Mauney
8:40a.m..
Al Geibefger, Rodcy
Thompson, Chartes
Coody
8:50a.m.
Bob Eastwood, Merit
Pfeil, Jim Dent
ta.m.
JOhn Bland, Miller
Barber, Billy Kratzert
9:10 a.m.
Rodger Davis, Wwyne
l evi, Larry Ziegler
~a.m..
Vkente Fernandez,
Aften Doyte, John
Mahaffey
9'.lea.m..
Jay Sigel, Dave
Eichelberger, Ed
Dougherty
t'AOa.m.
Moms Hatalsky,
Stewart Ginn, Joe
Inman
9:50a.m.
Bob Gilder, Tom Wargo,
Walter Hall
10a.m.
Sammy Rachel•, Bobby
Wadkins, Mike
McCullough
10:10e.m.
Leonard Thompson,
David Eger, Jose Maria
Canizare1
10-.20a.m.
~ve BarT, Graham
~rsh. Gary Player
1090e..m.
Gil \1organ, Hubert
Gr~. Dana Quigley
10:409.m.
J .C. S~ad. James
Ma10n,Doug Tewell
10:50a._,_
Bruce FM!aher, Jim
Thorpe, ~hn Jacobs·
11a.m.
Bruce Uetne, Tom
Jenkins, Ge.rge Arther
11:10a.m.
Chi Chi Rodriguez. Tom
Purtzer, Jim Colbel1
11:20 a."'.
Tom Watlon, Ray Aoyd,
Larry Netson
11:30a.m.
Lee Trevino, Fuzzy
ZOflller, Ben Crenshaw
11:A0a.m.
Hale lrwil\ Lanny
Wadkin1, 'bm Kite
11:50a.m.
Andy Beal'\ Bruce
Summertu¥•· David
Graham
Noon I
Dave St~. Jerry
McGee, ~lm'\"'8m
12:10p.m.
Gary McCord, ~ugh
Balocc:N, Merit
McCumber
12:20p.m.
Gibby Gilt>.rt.
Douglaa,
TWitty
12:30p.m.
Bill Rogers, Jim Al
Walter Morgan
12:AO p.m..
Terry Dill, Mike S
Del Smyth
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TOSHIBA SENIOR CLASS I C Wednesday, M.veh 19, 2003 Al I
HONORS
Corona del Mar Hig~ School student Patrick Ahearn is announc~d as one of this year's Toshiba Senior Classic Scholarship winners Also receMng scholarships from the
Newport-Mesa d1stnct were Kellie Brownell. Newport Harbor; Hilary Havens, Costa Mesa; and Kelly Trettin, Estancia.
'
Breakfast honors Toshiba official, students
Four Newport-Mesa
Unified high school
students receive
scholarships and laptop
computers.
Tony Dodero
Daily Piiot
Some 420 community members,
volunteers, golf aficionados.
business executives and phiJanthro-
pists gathered al the Marriott I lo tel
in Newport Center Tuesday for an
early morning $100-a-plate breakfast
to hear golf pro Ben Crenshaw dis
cuss his career highlights as part of
th.is week's Toshiba festivities.
Noshing on the customary sea
soned sausage and scrambled eggs.
the guests were not only witnesses to
Crenshaw's speech. but to ceremo-
nies honoring 12 Orange County
high school students with scholar
ships and a .speciaJ award to Deloille
and Touche executive Hanle Adler, who has worked behind the scene-;
to make the Toshiba Senior Oassic
golftournamertthappen. ·
The tournament. In Its ninth year.
raises money for Hoag MemoriaJ
Ho pltaJ Presbyterian. This year's
$1.55-million event ls considered the
most philanthropic of the tour. now
caDed the PGA Oiampions Tour. In -
stead of Seniors Tour, and features
the talents or 81 pt'ofesslonaJ golfer .
·we have raised aJmost S6 million
over the last six years !counting this
year!,• Adler told Tuesday morning's
crowd. ·we have a great sponsor. a
great product and an incredible
community."
A byproduct of the Toshiba tour-
nament Is the Tu hiba Senior Oa.ssic
Scholarship Fund, now in Its fourth
year and. co-funde<l by Toshiba
America Information Systems and
the Hoag Hospital Foundation.
Eich of the 12 students honored
Tuesday received a $2,000 scholar-
ship and a Toshiba SaceUlte laptop
computrr. lo total, there have been
38 ecbola.rshlps and computers and
tas,ooo awarded In four years. T05hJ·
'We have a great sponsor,
a great product and
an incredible community.'
HankAdler
Delortte and
Tooche execubve
ba executive& said.
This year'& awardees included four
Newport-Mesa Unified students -
Patriclc Ahearn of Corona del Mar
Higti. Kellie Brownell of Newport
Harbor High, Hilary Havens of Costa
Mesa High and Kelly Trettin of Estan-
cia High.
Also honored were Lauren Sher-
rell, Marina Mayer, Kyle Leingang,
Nick Jain, Vicki Otiou. Catherine
Qiu, Kelly Oarke and Tim Fullman
-aJI of Irvine or South County high
&chools.
It as also announced that ~ had
been awarded the Community Impact
Award by Deloitte and Touche. He was
one of seven nationwide to get the
honor, which came with a SS.000
charitable donation to Hoag.
Longtime Newport Beach resident
Dorothy Gray attended the breakfast
with her friend, tournament volun-
teer Don Turner. Gray. a life member
of the Hoag 552 Oub of fund-raisers
and an original member of the tour-
nament site -the Newport Beach
Country Oub -said the Tushiba
Senior Oassic has been great for the
community, and she enjoys it be-
cause she recognizes all of the names
of the golfers.
·rm a golfer and l'U be watching
some of it,• she said •tt•s been won-
derful for the pros. for Hoag and the
country club."
A Texan, Crenshaw, who Is best
known for his memonable victory at
the Master's Tournament ln 1995,
said he counts -.nong his friends .
President Busb. And he noted that
the world events lately, especially the
Impending war with Iraq, have him
paying special attention to his fellow
Texan and the job he ls doing.
·1 say a prayer for him ~ryday,"
he said, assu,rlng the crowd that the
country is ln good bands.
where he haa a partial tom
rotator cuff. Last fall. a
bealth·fOod diet wu tried'to
ewe the shoulder pain, but It
didn't BO away and Archer will
now have ahOt.dder surgery at
the wne hollpttal, Eisenhower
in Palm Sprinp. where he had
his hip replacement surgery.
four-hour driw co my daughter'•
howe (lo Wuhlngton), 'Md we'll
go up there on weebnds,•
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gra'.ndchildren. We're jult dOee
enouati and juat far encM'lh
away. We don't NM! to ,et
phoM calla llkhlg ua to
baby·llt."
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stops by the headquaners or Joe
and Marlene Ryaq. vohmteer
c:ad.dY masters Who hive been
working the Tulhiba Senior
duaJc for ibout five years.
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right, is given :
special award tor his wen as chairman of
the Toshiba Senior
Classic by Bob Grant,
managing partner of
Delortte and T ouche ./
LEFT: Ben C.renshaw
talks about hts
Master's victory,
photo m backgrWld,
and his late teacher
Harvey Penick. who
past INla'f the week
before his VICtory
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about the game be loves and
how golf "bridges generation
gaps.• Its great tradition can
"boast of having been around for
500 yea.rs,• he said.
Crenshaw, wbo bas teed it up
with President George W. Bush
and his father, former President
George H. Bush, said he's "hav-
ing a difficult time these days"
on the golf course and that he's
•very frustrated," because taking
three or four years oft' in the late
1990s and early 2000s certainly
did not help his golf game.
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"Some of these fellows (on the
Champions Tour) play so well
and have kept up their game so
well," said Crenshaw, who is cur-
rently 82nd on the money List af-
ter four events. "You need 100%
devotion. Some have all of their
children out of school and
they're married and their wives
travel with them. They play well
and they're sharp and competi-
tive. I haven't gotten to that
point. It's different for me. l feel
like I'm in a state where I have
one good hole and then three
bad boles. I'm working on it"
After collapsing on the 18th
green at Augusta National in '95,
Crenshaw struggled on the PG.A
.~
Tour the next six years, playing a
limited schedule while helping
to raise tus three daughters -
Kathenne, 15, Oaire, 10, and
Anna. 5 -with his wife, Julie.
Crenshaw'!> Masters win in
1984 was also emotional, coming
on the heels of a decision to
separate from his first wife and
get a divorce. "I don't know if
that cleared my thinking,• he
once said. "I did feel a certain
freedom and an ability to con-
centrate at that time. In retro-
spect, it did have a way of getting
everything back to the golf
course.·
Once accused for being too
nice of a guy by Lee Trevino.
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Crenshaw (a.k.a. Gentle Ben)
made his Champions Tour debut
in 2002, following an illustrioui.
career on the PGA Tour with 19
titles, including his two Masters
wins.
Crenshaw was also the captain
of the 1999 U.S. Ryder Cup team,
which had the greatest come-
back in event history at The
Country Oul.9 near Boston.
Crenshaw fought winning bat-
tles against Graves disease in the
mid-l980s, wrote a highly suc-
cessful book called "A Feel for
the Gazne," which reached No.
25 on the New York Tunes best-
seller list in 2001, and has been
appointed 10 the President'!>
Commission On White House
fellowships by President George
W.Bu h.
A member of four Ryder Cup
teams as a player, Crenshaw lives
an Ausun and owns a second
home m Dana Point, allowing
hun to play Newport Beach
Country Oub somewhat regu-
la rly.
"It's funny, as a golfer, at least
10 my case. you start out on the
tour and you're totally one-di-
mensional, • Crenshaw said dur-
ing last year's Toshiba Senior
Oassic. "You jusl start tourna-
ment golf and you go as far and
hard as you can to try to make
adju~tments and experiment
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tribulati.ons. there are lost tqur-
naments and occasional wiDf ...
then between the age or 42 w
50, you just start wondetfng
what you're going to do Vt'i~the rest of your life.•
llle recipient of the e
Stewart Award In 200 l and . .
ner of the William Ri~n
Award from the Golf Wtjl~ As-
sociation in 1989, CrenshaW de·
feated Orville Moody to win his
first start as a PG.A Tour mettiber
at the 1973 San Antonio-llbas
Open. He won the 1971 and i973
NCAA Championship and shared
the title in 1972 with Texas team-
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QUOTE OF THE DAY
"I have not interviewed
for a job in the six years
I've been at UCI."
Pllt Doutlau, UCI men's
basketball coach
PREPS
<fl.ethinking
G the· CIF's
bottom line
Economics among the
variables in upcoming
vote on association rule.
c. an those who govern high
school athletics in Southern
California afford to vote exclu·
~ i slvel): with their conscience or
eoononucs become the tail that
wags the lepladve dog?
The answer could be revealed at the
April 2.4 OF Southern Section council
meeting in Long Beach. when the coun·
dl. Including representatives from each
of the tection's 81 leagues, decides
whether to abolish the long-debated as-
aodation rule.
The rule, which prevents high school
, ~ from working with athletes at
1hdt IChool year-round, bas withstood
._----...., several c:baJlenges
over the years. The
rule's proponents be-
lieve it's limitations
help coaches -aJ.
ready overworked
and underpaid -
have some break
from the demands of
running a program.
They also believe it
helps create more
multiple-sport ath·
letes, since year-
''18ARRY :~ tAULKNER
~" . round workouts
, .. !WOuld force most to commit to one pro-
.. ir.,am. or risk alienating the coaches in , : .-thdr secondary sports.
., .., The rule's detractors believe it pre·
, Jient.a kids from receiving top coaching
outside of their season of sport, forcing
them to seek alternatives that may not
have the same values as coaches based
in the education system.
They also believe the Southern Sec·
tion's exdus.M retention of the rule put.s
its schools at a disadvantage (in head·
to-head competition and the comped·
tiort for college scholarships) against
teams in the state's other nine· sections
Cu ~those in other states). who an to practice in their sport
year· d. -
Yet &her issue is how the rule lim-
its club coaches from coaching high
edlool sports teams, diluting the pool or
walk-ons that guide an Increasing nwn-
ber of prep progiams..
Montebello High Principal Jeff
Schwartz and AlhJedc Director nm
Murphy. who. on behalf of the Almont
Lague praented the proposal to the
coundl elected to table a scheduled
vote oo the illRJe at Thunday's meeting.
The delay. they aid. would help voters
more thoroughly consider other wort-
inp by the Stale Federated C.Oundl to
dMat Itself of any liability ln future suits
regarding the tuJe.
A cballenp to the association rule
brought by USA Water Polo last yar.
was raoMd before going to COW1 when
a oompromlte with the Southern Sec-
tion WU reec:bed.
But the Southern Section was left .
boldinc • $40,000 legal bill that it was
able to split wUb Stale CIR
Murphy and Schwartz warned th.al
organizations in other sports. have
hinted at lepl cballenges to the assoda-
don rule.
SUch IUlta would. obvtously. trfger'
AepI-.
W1tb legSsladon expected to be
puled by ibe State Federated Couod1.
the Southern Section would be on the
book for any future legal costs defend-
lnl the ..v:tadoo rule. nuy Brennan. U1 administntor with
lbe Anaheim Unified School Diltrlct
IDd an at-luge delegate to the Southern ~ Coundl. wiced concems at the
coundl meedng 1bw1day that wt.era
were belr'I Mked co nan ecared from po-
c.entW ..... ~ perbapl to tbe deat·
ment of their belle( in what .. bell for
thdr elUdlnt-atble«a and coad-.;
Whh a contltlual dedine ln tuPdlng
fur prep •tbleda. howeYer. can eco-
aiotnk reddet be WOored1
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8Portt EdlDr Roaer Cat1sOl • <949) 574-4223 • Sports Fax: (949) 650-0170
DONLEACH /OAk.YPILOT
UCl's Ad~m Parada will be going up for more in his senior year. and most likely, under the guidance of Pat Douglass.
Book closed
Anteaters fans should
not fret, their beloved
basketball coach, Pat
Douglass, will more than
likely remain at the
school until he takes his
squad to the next level.
T here is more than one reason
why Pat Douglass would be a
good fit with UCLA. which
fired its men's basketball
coach. Steve Lavin. Monday. I'm not
saying the rigbt fit. but a good fit,
nonetheless..
Rveryone knows Douglass has a
great rappon with UCLA AthJetic
Director Dan Guerrero. who hired
Douglass at UC lnine. But there's
more to Douglass than bis
relationship with Guerrero. Yet that
seems to be the only reason Douglass'
name bas come up ln the rumors ro
beoome the next head coach at UCLA.
Mer closely watching Dougl&u for
one full leUOO. and studying the
progtell be bas made in the past. I'm
convinced the Bruins would find
sucae1 wttb a coach lib Douglass.
11Unk of It lib thl$ At UC l.rvine,
Douglass has bad virtual no-name
p1ayen and developed them to be
among the best ln the Big West. Just
think If the guy bad blue-chippers. the
a:eam of the aop. to work with. Dou8'aa Lt all about player
development A player is However, Dougtass pulled
totally different from Day I in the "F.aters out of the losing
the program than the finaJ streak and UCI was on its
day with leaving Douglass. way to a seven-game
That's the backbone of winning kean. But. that's
Douglass' program, and one not good enough for UCLA
of the primary reasons ua Ir's not enough that
has won at least 20 games the Douglasa has a great
past three years. relationship with Guerrero.
Douglass' teams are also alJ i..;....,-:........_;;,~~ It's not enough that
about discipline. The STEVE Douglass would probably
Anteaters led the Big West an VIRGEN take the least pay on a
free-throw percentage tlus contract.
past season. In the end. Guerrero will
And. of course, there's Douglass' not take away a man (a friend) who is
in-game strategies, which are perhaps the right fit for UCI. and put him in a
the best in the Big West. The place where he would simply be a
Anteaters went 3-1 in overtime games ·good· 6t for the Bruins.
this season. In addition. UCI had to But. I could be wrong. I've been
re-discover Its pomt guard. and also wrong before.
its team chemistry. The Anteaters Remember. I'm the same person
featured four returning starters who said Stanislav Zuzak was set for
coming into the new season. but they an MVP-type season.
struggled at dines in stepp\ng to the Ouch.
go-to scorer's role. • Douglass spoke a bit on the
But Douglass sotved that problem, -UCLA coaching vacancy Monday.
too. He held exdustve team meetings. ·rm happy here at UC lrvine. •
and let the player discuss the Dougbw said "I have no immediare
situation. The Anteaters quickly changes. I have not interviewed for a
became a team. ln every amse of the job in the six years I've been at ua •
word. • Douglass would not commmt on ua also wmt through a any hypotbedcal questions. For
three-game losing streak. the longest example, would you interview with
skid in three years. JI you know about UCLA If olferedl
the Anteaters. that'a before Jerry Last season. Douglass was involved
Gleen came into bis own and won ln rumors to become head coach at
bam·to-back Big wait Player of the Fresno State. A hiring agaq
Year honors. and ua won
consecutive rqu}ar·lea.SOn titles. S.. COlllGES, Plip A12
JUNIOR COLLEGE BASEBALL
EYEOPENER
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Wedntsday' March 19, 2003 Al 1
BRIEFLY
Sailors handle
University in
.,12-2 y· tory
Newport softball team
mercies University.
• SOPTMU.: Newport Harbor High's
softball team blasted 10 runa in the first
inning and cruised to a 12-2 nonJeague
win over host University Tuesday
A combination of tut-and-run. bunts
and doubles produced the Newpon on-
slaught. Julianne Bass went 2 for 4 with
two RBis and Kim Mool'l' also posted a
2-for-4 outing at the plate as the mercy
rule was enforced after the fifth inrung.
Sasha Grumman made her first start
of the season and got the victory. She
faced 17 baners and recorded seven
strikeouts. allOWtng onJy one run and
four hits.
Grumman also staITed at the plate.
going I for 3 with two RBis.
Shon.stop Athena Vasquez knocked tn
one RBI while going 2 for 2. Ashley
Gleason had two RBls and went I for 2.
Oard Pennington and Kayleigh Hom
each singled and collected one RBI.
Newport improves to 4-1 and hosts
SaddJeback in a semifinaJ of the Costa
Mesa Tournament today at 3:30 p.m.
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University ooo 11 , 2 6 2
Grumman, Campbell (51 end Campbell, Ban
(5) Warner and Guild W -Grumm1n. 1-0 l •
Wimer 28 • Yasquez INH), Grumman INHI
Gleason INH), Moore INH) 38 -Guild IUI.
Eagles top SaddJeback, I 0-8
• TENNIS: Estancia High doubles
partners lrshad Muntaz and Shane
Thompson bested Saddleback's duo
Tuesday to lift the Eagles to a 10·8
Golden West League win m boys ten-
nis at SaddJeback.
Muntaz aQd Thompson won the fi.
nal set, 6-4.'fo give the Eagles (4-4, 1-2
in league) the win, sa.ad F.stanoa Coach
Rachel de los Santos. Muntaz and
Thompson were tied. 4-4. before tak-
ing the final two games.
Estancia's No. 3 doubles team of
Duis Cacho and Louis Valdez bad no
trouble in their match. winning. 6-2.
6-2. 7-5.
Scott Braunsdorf lost only two
games to sweep at No. l singles while
Lewis Bradshaw took two games and
Garrett Stephenson captured one.
Oscar Nieves and David Do won
seven games after dropping the first
set, 6--0. to Saddleback's No. 1 doubles
team.
Estancia faces host C.Osta Mesa
Thursday at 3 p.m.
Goid91'1 W.. LNpe
&bnda 10, 5enu Ana I
Slnglee -Breunsdorf (E), def. Zaregou. 6-1.
def. Rold1n, 6-1; def Calderon, 6-0,
8~haw IE). lost. u. won. 7-6. 6-1,
Steptlent0n IE), lost, 2-6, 2-6, won, 6-2
~ -N....,..-Oo IEI lost to
~·nez. o-6. lost to Rodnguez-Gonzalez, 4-8, lost to
Guzman-S.nchez. U; Muntaz-Thompeon
IE), lost, :Ml. 1-6. won, M ; Cacho-Veld• IEI.
won, &-2. &-2. 7-5.
Sailors waste one, 8-7
• MSEMU.: Newport Harbor
High's baseball team struck for h
n.uu ln the first inning and bad a 6-4
lead entering the sewnth inning Tues·
day, but two errors and a bit-batter
proved dedsive in a four-run Los Ami-
gos uprising and the Sailors bowed in
the rain~ ftfth-place Costa
Mesa Tuumament game OD the New-
port diamond. e,..1.
Dave Ericboti bad a two-run double
in the ftrsi Inning and llnbbed ~ for 4,
SMMER.Y,PlleAl2
Orange Coast puts the slug on Saddleback
Pirates explode for six four times. att throe
runs in seventh inning to ,.,.1::.:.....:, VWtWl "'::r C::.
pull out a 15-11 OEC · choa _.. to the p1111e m che founh ln-
victory ovei the Gauchos ... ="• = ~:,: eWll hill
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CORONA DBL MAR -P.atand.a High
junior Rebecca Kaplan scoied on
sophomore H8ary OcbYt aac:rifice fty
ball in the eighth tnn1ng to lift. the
Bagtes' softball team to a 3-2 nonleague
win over host Corona del Mar Tuesday.
• Batanda pitcher EYeJyn Flores, who
lmpl'O\'ed to,2-1, went 2 for S at the
plate to help her own cause. She retirfJd
' the side in order In the bottOm of the
eighth.
The P.agles (4-1) scored two u.nearocd
runs in the first. The See JClngs (2-4)
Wft'e without senior Alissa 1.oelle. who
was on a reauit:ing ttip.
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COLLEGES
Continued from Al 1
contacted him, but Douglass did not
·stiow any ihterest in the job. Several
coaches did not take interest m the job,
mainly because of what unfolded this
year at Fresno State. The school sus-
pended Itself from postaeason play be-
cause of academic fraud that took place
under Coach Jerry Tmbnlan.
This year, however, there's hardly a
reason Douglass would tum down an
interview with UCLA. if it off~ Yet,
Douglass seems intent on taking ua
intojts first-ever NCAA Tuumament ap-
pearance, more so after what took place
this season.
The Anteaters didn't everi receiw an
NIT berth, which left a sour taste with
Douglass and bis players. That will serve
as motivation for next season.
"We had a letdoWn (Stmday), .. Doug-
lass said Monday. •And we're still kind of regrouping.,.
It seems the standard has raised each
season at ua. And next year shouldn't
be any different. especially with Its sen-
ior core, Adam Parada, ZuzaJc. Matt
Okoro and Aras Baskauskas.
• Call it a hunch, but I think Quin
· Snyder, the coach at Missouri. would be
the perfect fit with UCLA. Whoever the
next coach will be. this will truly be
Guerrero's signature hire. When Guer-
rero hired JCarl Dond for the UCU.
football t~. that pleased the majority,
especially the alumni.
But. basketball will be diffeimt It al-
ways is at UCLA. Guerrero will be bard-
pressed to meet the magnitude of the
expectations that come with the basket-
ball coach. And, the coach w1ll be under
a little bit of pressure, too. Wouldn't you
agree?
• One of the possible reasons ua did
not receive Its NIT bid was because it
doesn't bring a large fan base for road
games. The Anteaters couldn't even out-
number the other Big West teams' fans
at the conference tournament last week.
Utah State, by far, had the most fans at
the Anaheim Convention C.enter. It
looked like the Ag1es outttumbered the
Anteaters 2 to 1. And, Ibey were coming
from Logan. Utah, while UO fans were
just but a short drive away from the Big
~ lbumame:nt
Don't get me wrong. The CJA (Com-
pletely Insane Anteaters! and tradliioos
like the Rip 'Em Eaten hand lign. have
produced a scrong foDowing for ua.
But, you need more if you want help
into a postseason tournament
SCHEDULE
SPORTS
SEAN HILLrR I DM.Y PLOT
Corona del Mar High pitcher Nick Rhodes delivers in his first outing of the season after dealing with a sore shoulder.
CdM collects win over Mesa
Rhodes' return tu mound
among keys in Sea Kings'
nonleague 6-3 triumph.
Barry Faulkner
Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -With all else being
virtually equal, it was the LO walks and
one hit batter surrendered by Costa
Mesa High pitching that helped fuel
visiting Corona del Mar's 6-3 nonleague
~ball victory Tuesday night at Tu· ~ePark.
Both teams had six hits, while CdM
left nine runners stranded, to Costa
Mesa's eight. The Mustanp committed
one more error than the Sea Kin~' two.
But five of the six runs plated by CdM
reached base on either a wallc (four) or a
hit batsman.
"We gave up 11 free bases.• lamented
Costa Mesa Coach Doug Deats, whose
team scored all of its runs in the sixth to
cut the deficit to 4-3.
But CdM, which used six pitchers,
padded its lead with two in the seventh
and senior Griffin Dunz.er retired Mesa
BRIEFLY
Continued from All
and Jeff Sanchez was 2 for 4 with two
RBis and R.J. Muller was 2 for 3 with a
run scored
The Sailors (2-4) open Sea View
League play Friday, hosting Aliso Niguel.
eoca-.~
FWifitiCi
Los Amlvc-•• Newpott 7
in order in the seventh for his first save
of the season.
Dumer's save was not the only first
for the Sea Kings, who saw two-time AD-
Newport-Mesa left-hander Nick Rhodes
make bis season debut on the mound.
Rhodes. sidelined by a sore shoulder to
this point, worked a scoreless third to
earn the victory and show Coach John
Emme he is ready for the Pacific Coast
League season that begins Friday at
home against University.
CdM starter Josh Bradbury pitched
two scoreless innings, while Beau Stock·
still and Blake Contant added to Rhodes
scoreless relief outing with shutout ln-
nings of their own. Dunzer, who came
on with two in. two on and no outs in
the sixth, yielded only an infield hit and
a walk to help CdM navigate out of trou-
ble.
The trouble started for the Mustanp
in the first when. after loading the bases
with walks. CdM junior first baseman
Barrett Sprowl lined a two-run single
over short to open the scoring. Mesa
starter Gaiy Gonzalez settled down
from there, retiring IO of the next 14 hit-
ters, but CdM doubled its lead off the
for the Mustang victories.
"Orange was more consistent,• said
Joe Havens, Mesa's girls tennis coach
who is filling in for head coach Bill
Harader, who is scheduled to return
on Monday from a cruise on the Cas-
pian Sea near Turkey.
~W.•LNllM
Onnge 16, Men 3
Slngr. -Lee ICM) lost to Ma, 4-6; lost to
Ml, 4-6, def, Le, 7-6; Nguyen (CM), won. 6-3,
lost, 4-6, 2-6; Phem (CM), won 6-1, lost. Hi,
2-6.
Sc:or9 bot lnNnga Los Amigos 202 000 • e •
Doubles -Gomez-S~ (CM), lost to
Nguyen-Oeo, 2-8; lost to H~-'Sul, 3-6, ~ lost to Nugent-Le, 4-8; 0.ng-llahene (CM),
3 lost, 3-6, 3-6, 3-6; A. Nguyen-McNulty (CM)
lost, 3-8, 5-7, 2-6. Newport soo cno 1 -1 12
Rommidt. Navarro (7). Cordoze (71 end
Getardo; Toney, Rowe (3), Heenan (6) end
S.nchez. W -Rommidt. L-Heenen. 28 -
Mustangs' first reliever In the fourth.
Bradbwy fullowed ~th Long'! RBI
triple with a double In.side the third·
base bag to create some brealhing
room.
After Mesa dosed to within one, Long
led off the seventh with a walk and later
scored on a wild pitch. Senior Bradon
Kurtz. who played flawlessly at third
base, drove in the final run with a line
single to right to 6nish 2 for 3. He also
had a stolen base to cap what Emme
caned a great game.
Senior left fielder Derek Garcia went 2
for 3 with an RBI to lead the Mesa of-
fense, which also included an RBI single
by sophomore shortstop Alex Pisarski.
Pisarski also spai:kled defensively.
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Sc:or9 bot lrWngs CdM 200 020 2 -1 1 2 Coete Mesa 000 003 0 -3 • 3
8t9dbury, N. Rhodes 131, Stoc:btill <•I.
ConQmt (51, Lenu (6), Dunzer (61 end Preeeon,
Marin-Finn (5); Gonzale. Beltran (5), Pwterson
17) end N. Hunter. W-N. Rhodes, 1-0. L -
Gonzalez. 0-1. 5" -Ourmir I 1 ). 28 -ar.dbury
ICdMI. 38 -Long (CdM)
Newport trails by four
• GOLF: Newport Harbor Hlgh's
boys golf team trails Los Alamitos.
213-217 aft.er nine holes at Big Canyon
CCs par-36 course.
Davis Pemstein and David Molch-
enbacher were both at 42 for New·
port, with.Brandon Sowers (43), Mike
Benvenuti (43) and Garrell Whitfield
(47).
The match is scheduled to be com-
pleted April 30 at Coyote Hllll GC.
Eagles trail by 11 strokes
FROM THE
SIDELINES
Coasters'4
Rosso still
racking 'em
up at age 87.
And some last thoughts (>f
a WWII hero, Walt Kelly.
R ay Rosso. former grid chief at
Orange Coast ColJege, 1948-55.
who directed OulJfey College
to a Junior Rose Bowl victory
in the mid-405 aver Quneroo of
Oklahoma. will chalk up his 87th
birthday Friday.
Rosso, who coached other sports at
OCC. such as golf. tennis and sailing for
years. will just enjoy a quiet birthday on
Friday, the bis ceJebradon will a.rrM on
his wife Jean's birthday Aug. 20. He Aid
that's when the family group w1ll salute
the birthdays this year and the Rosso'a
60th wedding anniversary (held In
March).
AJthoQgh Rosso
excelled in football
at the University of
California. Bert.eley.
he and his wife came
to meet when she
was attending USC
lnLos~They
had three children,
daughter nna and =·boys, Dave and DON .
One of the recent CANTRELL
higbligbts for Rosso
aaived in Novemberof2001 when hie
championship Orange Coast foom.D
team celebrated its SOth annivenuy Gii
campus. Many of the former '51 playla
attended the gJUld event
Rosio, who was born in Turin. Itllyln
1916, came to the U.S. with family In ·
1920 after bis dad. Battista (Bob), grew
weary of some unJon problems and the
new rule of a dictator named Mussolinl ~why his dad took the famDy .
from New York to the West Coast, that
was simple, Rosso explained. His dad
bad a sister living in San Frandsco.
In dme, the family moved to
Lafayette near Oekland where the R09D
boys grew up. He had one brother .
named F.d, who went on to play foodJll
and basketball before joining the N&VJ
He also chose to attend Cal-Berkeley,
then became a landscape architect.
Rosso said the real story out of the
family's arrival to the U.S. was bow lt
traveled 3,000 miles by train from New
Yolk to San Frand.sco a.pd the
non-P.ogUsh spreading Italians never
spoke one word of F.nglisb dwing the
entire train ride.
"Somehow things worked out," be
said with amusement
•••
Walter Kenton Kelly. 83, a Dally Pilot
Sports Hall of Farner, who died of
pneumonJa Maidl 6, was given a
private service Marett 11 at Pacific View
Memorial Pait. The Air Force played
taps and presented his widow, l..omint.
with an American Dag.
Kelly, a captain in t he Anny Air
Corps during Wortd War n, c1rew
national headlines once as a co-pOot oa
a B-24 bomber that use<\ thn:e bombs
to ainJt a Japanese ~ In Rabau1 Bey.
New Britain. He earned a Silver Star Mtd
three Air Medals.
----------------t--"'-UM~U'~dozajl.A_h Esteben (LA). OC£ edges Riverside
• GOLP: Jason C&ssidy shot an
even-par 36, but It wa.s oot enough for
the Estancia High boys golf team
agaJnat .Hdlson. The Oiargers shot 196
to Estancia's 207 at Mesa Verde Golf &
Country Oub ln the ftrst half of an 18-
hole match that wtlJ conclude Thurs-
day at Seacliff Country Cub Hunting-
ton Beach.
His saddest moment came one
.momlng after doctors kept him in
medical bay while hls crew was Dying
down th4: air 5trlp for Its I 1th misUon. .-
He beald a commotion that promptell
him to step outzlde, only to oblerYe ~
crew and plane explor'~1g at the end ol
the runway.
TOOAY
811 JIMll
High ld'lool -e.tancia et Los Amlgoe,
3:15p.m.
Baaketblill
College women-Vanguard
University at NAIA Netlonal
Tournament et Jacbon. Tenn .. first
round, VI. Mobile, 8:15 p.m.{CST) ....
High ld\ool boys-P9nlneula at
Corona deJ Mar, 2 p.m.
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High IChool boy9 and gh1a-St. John
Boeco, S.VIW .t Corona del Mar, 2:30
p.m.. ..........
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MeN • l.egune a..ct., 3-15 p.m.;
Seddlebedr at &tenci9. 3 p.f'.I'\.
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Co.ilC • Ptb'rilr, 7 p.m. H'8h ~ boya-HuntlnglDn 8eedl
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Sage Hill rallies for 5-5 tie
• MSEBALL: Sage Hill School jun-
ior Jordan Salinger scored the tying
run ln the bottom of the seventh in a
nonJe~gue baseball game against
Saddieback Valley Oirtstlan that waa
called after eight lnnlog (datkness).
· The Ughtning and Saddleback. tied,
5-5, will attempt to make up the rest of
the game during Sage Hill's spring
break tournament next month. H they
do not, the teams will have a tJc on
their records.
Salinger walked in the bottom of the
eeveoth and stole teeond, one or hit
three stolen bascS lri the game. Sopho·
more Matt Loper smacked a fWO•Out
RBJ tingle to bring salinger in and tJ.e
the acore. s~s.
Nin' ••
Sate .. I, led. Vtj, QW, I
SV.Cht. 9-::llf~:, -a ? t
S.O. Hdl 100 ao '° • I • t Mklneon. ~ (5), ~ m and felt; ftiedrlc:fta, l.oper (4), Wllti.ln1 (II Kornewlet.
29 •~(SVC), liouM UlVC) .•
Orange too much for Mesa
• IDNISa On a Wlndj day at Cotta
Maa ff'8bo vllldna Orange blew cJU0uF the M~ IS·S. ln a boys
Golden Welt l.eque tennil mltCh
~
1be Pancheri lmpnwe IO 4· • 2·1 In
lhe .......... Meu fdi fO 0-4. 0·2.
OMd IM. lrlaa NIU)'m .ct Huy
PliUn ach tOOk one pme "' ..,.....
• TENNIS: Orange Coast College'•
women's tennis team posted a 5-4 vic-
tory over Orange Empire Conference
foe Riverside Tuesday on the loser's
courts to maintain Its grip on first
place wtth a 7-0 conference record.
Coast is 9· l overall.
The key appeared to come at No. 3
1lnglea where OCCa Sabrina Tunamal
recovered from a slow start and won,
4-6, 6-3, 6-1 over Patricia Robles.
Cassidy, who shot. the low round in
Tuesday's play, was 3-under at one
point. aaid his coach, Art Perry.
· Other Estancia sco.res were: Austin
Serr (42). Greg Les (42), Man:us Sostak
('3) and Ryan Brown (44).
Western stops C.Osta Mesa
OCC 5, ....,....,. 4 • GOI.P: Western'• Brock Erwin aced ._,.._Brown (RCCI def. Bedler, "°· &-1; the par-3 efgtlth hole at Costa Meta
Nelton (OCC) def. Reltlvo. 1-1, 8"1: Tanemal . Golf ~ Coun'"' Cub's Mesa Unda IOCC) def. Aob*, 4-e, 8-3, &-1; HuJCen (ACC) -1
cMf S..Om, M, e-o; Lee (RCCl def. coune en route to a 2-over par 36 and
Moriyama, 7·,&-1;Wenalcl(OCC)def. a 219·232 Western cd,e over Cotta ~uayo, f.3, 1-2 M-· -n:-..1.v ~ -Bedlet>Heleon (OCC) def. .._ au-...,.
Brown4'ee!YO, 7-5. •2: Tanemel·s..iwm M..,.) Adam Donovan and BtDy
• (OCC) cMf. HUICOn-1.M, f.3. f.3; Jacbon each ahot 34 wblle Brlad
Robtes Agueyo IRCC) def. &each ftred a 47 roUowed bY Rya.n MorlV•m.~. l-2, 8-2. Handy (48) and Joey f.dwa.rda (C9).
Ll~tning easy winner
Meta ii 3-6 and wlll play Weltem ..-Jn ThUnday at Dad Miller Golf
Coune to Ana!Mlm at 2: IS p.m
Kelty. a 6-foot-4 athlete In prep dl1S
at Newport Harbor High, was a ,
versatile athlete who demonstrated '
great talent• in football u an end,
basbtball as a center and bi traCk Ulid
field wbent he established a Cew
records, including the dilcut, hwdl
and high jump.
During prep daya. he UC> did an •
outmnding job for two aunmen q a 1
dty Ufepwd in Newpon• Beech.
He later~ tn bMbtbaD 11
College Of the hdflc. a ICbOol be,_ •
~along with hit lootbeDinj _'
Cou9ln. :Al tnm, -of Harbor• Hlgti.
Kelly; an M:(>nange ~end b •
Ralph Reed'l '!MJ jid teem. WIM ~
pOpdlr ~up on the l&Rdi ot 1 ~He Wiii allo popua. on the
ltteet.
One~ POllcll OUd Hodlldntoft came up to hiin one city and" laid. ·
~ Wi/w ... .., pt 10'J lrito the
pob .... t -~.....-.llWlllWordle~ 1bla a.De thi...., pm. • GOLPi FAllhnwl Jo.th Olen and
110phomore Jeff Cruttehden bOth ihot
42 on pt.r·36 to help lelicl the s.ijl HID
School bOYt Solf team to • 222·234
Academy teque victory aver c.pta..
trano Valley Cluitdan ~ at
Sin~ Puml Golf Cub.
SaF Hill wins in four ..!;';::'~-==car
•~Sap tUlt ScboOI~ ...-~peopitllmM:.-.illlnll a.o,.w.,.,..1eam Md a rocky ewt. wm a llild .wtt tn .....,..~.tie
co.dt• l!tlk Gnao'• Ughtntng Un•
proved co 2-3, 2·2 m a...-Md re·
cetwid eontdbud0111 lri>fn ~ Ma
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came In wtdl Chi lowelC ICON. 31.
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•ehon' "''"'°"' obtain 1n1 cowrt a111pro n l
111roperl1 h•r •totore
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111•d•, llut w lth o111
coven•nl Of wanlftt't
e1preslle4 or l,,,.,.._d,
rtptdtflC t1ti.. ~
soon, Of encumb.-.nces,
to lll•Y the Pflnctp•I fllnl
of th• note WClurOd by
ulCI DMd of Trust. ••th
tnl•rt•I thereon. 1s
p<ovlded 1n wlCI nole
•dvonc:as d MY~ under
Ill« terMt of tM 0..d
of Tront, Hltmated fMs
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the Trustee •nd lite
flush u uted by .-Ml
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159.J92A!> (E:sti,_t4MIJ
Accrued 1nterul and
•ddlt10ttal 4dv•nc:es. tf
•n'f, wtN oncreaw this
f11urt pflOr lo "le The
B .. neloc1ary may elect to
bod les\ lh•n the full
u edot bid
wmmons '' ""'"" on tOU to file • typewrotten
response a l tt11i COUl't
A letter or phone Clll .,..,M nol ptol.cl you
yo1.H lypewnllen re·
1pon\e mu•t be In
p1 opec lea al tor m of you
w•nl the court lo hear
your U '\.41
If 1ou du not Ille your
rHj)011H on hme you
rnay l11st lhe en. al\d
your •1ttt money and
pruperty may be taken
w1thoul lurlMr wMn1na
hunt lhP rourt
Before l•luna ,.,i.1n
vety 1mport•nl actlCln•
however. th• penon.i
r1!9fewnt•llve wtll be
required lo 11v1 nollc•
to 1nt1r,•t•d plf'sons
unlen they hllv• Watv'41
notle• or conM11lad to
, the proposed ac I tOn )
The independent ed
m1111str•lton a11tho11ty
wilt be IJanled unln•
an 1ntern ted perion
hies •n obie<lion lo the
pelthot1 end \hoW1. aood
CMIW whr Ille COUfl
lh<Mikl not er •nt Ult
1111tho11ty
There •rt olhtr le&~I
requ11er11'"" Yuu may
wdnl to u ll an allorney
""tll •W•Y If you do not
I.now an •ltorney, you
may ~•II •n allorney
'pf err al •..rvtte or •
le11:•I aid r,fftce Chsted 1n
lht pho11r book 1
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rntrt11:uen est• lllacoon
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tw. lt 1alu Pued" que
us I rd <1111e1 a Ila mar a un
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mente $1 no c,onoce a
un ~bo&odo pur dt
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CASl NUMHa:
(N.,...••o d.t C .. o)
0 2CCt U07
JUl>Gt WIUJAM M.
MON•Ol D"T. C tS
!hp nam11 •nd addres$
ol th~ •ourt r\ (El
nombr" y dor eH10n de
la tor tr u)
enOf Courl of Call
lornoa County of OR
ANC£ COUNTY SUPERI
OR COURl UNUMITEO
IURISOICTION CIVIL
700 CIVIC CEN1£R OR
W£ST P 0 BOX 838
SANTA ANA CA 9270?
0838
Tht name addren
and telephone nurnti.. of
pl.unllff• 1ttornty °'
pla•rt•ff w1lhout •n
altOl'ney 11 CCI nombre,
la dne<coon y ~I nu~o
dt le~fono del aboit•do
del demandanle o del
dtm1ndanlt qut no
hent abOiildO. e5)
O•n1ei I Cooper (B•r
176116>
lAW OfflC(S Of OANIH
J cuoPEH
2~ 11 C.•llc de la Plata
Suitt • 10 L aeuni Hills
CA 9261il
PhoM NII c9'9J 859
SA~
f •• Nu 1949) 859 682l DATl1 (Jee ... ) DlC 11,
2002
ALAN SLATll , Cieri!
(act-rlo). ~y ANCUlA lNOl,
Depvty~)
Pub lo1 hed Ne wport
Buch Co1ta Meu D••ly
Pilot M1"h 19 16. Al)rtl
2 9. 2003 WllO
IS( 12146
IOOO Of ff1T110I to
Mm51B61All0f:
SIUIOl W. llll • ........
SMIOllllZ
WI IO. ll17"'
To d hews t>enah
t llttH , creditors ~on·
t11111nt credtlOfl , 1nd
person1 who may oth
Mwlse be 1nteresled in
the will °' ntale. Of
both of SHARON W
MERZ 1k1 SHARON
WIL SON MER Z a~a
~MCRZ
A I'( TITIOl'f FOfl PftO
IA Tt hn bffn t!M4 •Y
STACY M R1$8ROOCH in
UM Slll)lflOf Court of
C1hfo1n1•. Countt of
()AANC[
TH[ l'(TITIOH fOR
,ltOSATt r~uuts tll•t
STACY M RISUOOGH .. ~led.'*_.,
r1me11ntabyt to •d·
A H£Alllf«l ot1 the
petohon will be held on
APRIL I 0 2003 •I I lO
pm 1n Dept l7l
located at.3' I The City
Orove Soulll, Orenct. CA
92868
IF YOU 08.l.CT to the
&r anhn& of the peflh<1n
you ~hould 11P9Hr •t lht
hearina and state you•
ob1echons or hi.. wrolltn
ob,ecltOn• wrth the cou11
belott the he•ttnC Yout
•wear ance m•y be on
penon or by your
•ltOf ner IF YOU ARC A CRCOI
TOR or c ont1ne•nl
cred!IOf of th<' dec.ened
you musl tole your c:la1m
wrtll the lourt and mail
a copy Io lht pe• ~on al
repres.enlaltvt appointed
by the t OU<I w1th1n lour
month• trom the date of
the hr•I 1ssuantt ol
letters es provided 1n
Probate Code \t l lton
9 100 The t•mt tor hhnc
clatm• w~I not .. p1rr
before lo11r month• lrorn
the hH1111r d•lt noticed
abo ..
YOU MAY CXAMIN[ the
tile i..,pl by 01t court If
you •rt a per '.Wn 1n
tere•ted '" the ••tale,
you may file with the
luurt • Request for
Spec1.il Notice lform DC
154) of th• fthnc ol an
tn•.,ntor; •nd appr a1u l
of estate ouh or of
any pehtion or account
n prov..,.d 1n Probatt
Code U ltlOn 1250 A
Request for Special
Notice form is •nrlable
from the court clefll. A....,_.,·-ht...__, IAnln I . WlSTOVll,
lSG .• W••t•••r &
West••••· t.U', tot
D•••t Dr. St•. t 20,
N•w,•t"t l••cll, CA
t 2660
Published Newpor I
Buc:h Costa Me.sa Dilly
Pilot M"ch 12 18 19 2003 Wl099
IOOO Of 1IUSTIFS WI
YOU All[ IN 0£f AUi. l
UNOC R A OHO or
TRUST OATl D DCCEM
BCR ~ 1991 UNUSS
YOO l Ml[ ACllOl't TO
PROIECT YO~ PROP
CRTY IT MAY BE SOLO
AT A PUBLIC SAL[ If
YOU N'CO AN ClU'lA
NATION Of l HC NA TURC or THE PROC(EOINC
AG AINS T YOU, YOU
SHOULD CONTACT A
LAWVER
On froday, M¥t h 21,
2003 al 10 00 •m [de¥
C Scllttk C \q SubU1
luted Trustu ol that
ctttaon Deed of Trtnt
u ecuted by Wendy Vu
ah Wendy Vu AU1no
•nd rKOfded on De
cember ~ 1991 H
lnstrumenl Nu1T1ti.f 91
670350 "' the Otfocial
llecord\ of Or•na•
Counl y, C•hf0< nt• •nd
pursuant to that t erta1n
Notice of Def•ult •nd
Election IO Sell Unde<
Deed of Trust recorded
Sec>tember 12 2002 H
Instrument Number
20020779'12 '" th• Off1c1al R•~orch of UllCI
County will under •nd
plll'!WMlt lo Miid O...S
of Trust ~" •I pubic
auct.oofl fOf cull, l•wiul
lnOM)' of tti. Unitad
Statn of .Amefou a
cnh-s check P•Y•bte
to s.alCI TruslH dn•n
on a st•I• Of national
b• ... a c~ dr•wn by
a slate Of fedetal credft
un10n, Of a cti.d1 ••-by a state or federal
uiv1ncs end loan 41UO•
c .. t10n, or u vlftl' i.aMi
te>K•f..cl ., SectlcMI SlOl
of tN flftancMtl Code
and aultlot~e4 to Ila
bus1neu "' lllhi state,
at tlle lllortll front utr•.-c• to u.. onnce Co u nty Ca llfornla
C-thollH. 100 CnlC
Canter Or i.. Wot,
S•nta Ana. C.h'-nta ..
th•t riellt. title •M lfll«•t _,,...,... to ....
now ll!l!I h l!ltn a!!f!I
PLUG
IN
~ into the Pilot
Classified section to
find servit'es from
eledronics and
ptumbefS. to
&If tdscapm Ind
pallter5.
01techons to lh• above
pooperly may be ob
ta1ned by 1equest1n&
u~ 1n •rttma trom the
Bentfic1•ry w1th1n te11
d•y• h orn the for st
pubhcat1on of t hll
Notice
Dated M11;:h 03, 2003
£0CAR E SCHECK
ESQ ••Trustee
f Clfl TRUST[( S SAU
tNr ORMAllON Pl (AS[
CAI l (714) 289 978?
Publol hed lh wpor I
Buch Co\t.a Mesa Oally
11'1101 March !> 12, 19,
?O<>J 'W09?
Fie-.. ..... ... s......
The fullow1n1 perlOns
., e do1n11: bu~ness u
f oam and f eather•
10631 B•oomlteld St
114 lOl .Alamitcn CA
90720
Robert Dennis Kosoy 2775 Me~ Verde O! [
•Cl 10 Costa Mesa C.A
92616
Wilham Wayne C.,&llc
4230 larwm Cyprns
CA906.JO
Th•• bustneu Is con
ducted by • cener•I
partner sl11p
H••e you started do1n1
bu"nns yet' Yn l '03
Ol
Robe<I Kosoy
This statement wu
hied with nte Counly
Cleo of Or an1e Cou11ly
on 03 ~/Q.3
200HtJ72• 1
Oa1ly Pilot Mar 19 16
Ap11I? 9. 2003 Wl05
MIM..._
... s......
!he lollo•on& pe<sons
are dotn& bu~"' u ~.,.C..nsult1n1 2603 (Teien 4venue Unit
C Co1ta Mew CA 92621
David P al rtc11 Mc
Mullen, Z603 ll4ot1
Averiue . Untt C Costa
~ C.1492627
T hr\ bvU flt!$' IS COfl
ducted br •n tnelrvldu•I
Have you stilf'ted dotnt
bu11nns yet> No
O•v•d P M<:Mulkn
fhl\ sl•tement •u
hied with IN Covnty
Clerk of Oranse County
Otl Ol /05/03
200HUSta4
0•1ly Pilot lltbr 19 26
Aprll 2. 9 2003 WJ08
~ ..... ........
The folloWVll ,,.,son\
If e dornt buSlfteSS H
Muomum ltposGre, 2967
tlll1C'hel•on Or S111t e
G'l-01, kVtM, CA 92612
Rusul P•ul Nieww
owa-1, 2967 Micheboo
Or Suite C'l-01. lrv1M
CA 92612
fl111 bu.-ss os con
duct.4 •Y • ., 1fldfll1dua1
H.,,. you slar1ed ~
b-yet? Yn. len
1 2003
Ruud N-•owslu Thrs ~U1•-t w.n
hied With the County
Clettl of Or1111t Count)'
on 03/1'/0J JOOMH711>
D•ltt Piiot MM 19 2'
Apr 2. 9. 200l Wll I
Policy How to Place A .. ..
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change without notice. The publisher
ceserves the right to censor, reclassify,
revise or. · reject any classified
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that may be in . your classified ad
Lmmediatcly. The Daily Pilot accepts
no liability for any error in an
advertisement for which it may be
responsible except for the co t of the
space actually occupied by the error.
Credit can only be al lowed f6r the first
insertion.
By Fax By .Phone By Mail/In Person:
Wednesday1 ............. Tuesday S:OOpm : ~
• I .,.
• (949) 631-6594
tP'leaR inchtcle your rwne and
phone numba Ind 11oe' II call
you t.ct With a pnce QU<MC.)
(949) 642-5678 • 330 West Bay Stnet
Costa Mesa, CA 92627
At Newport Blvd. & Bay St.
Thursday ............ Wednesday 5:00pm ~ "' -
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Friday .................... Thursday 5:00pm , .
Hours Saturday ..................... Friday 3:00pm
Telephone 8:30arn-5:00pm
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Oppcnllitits
Businesses and
f!l!l!'-Jili.[
soos-saso
HOMES FOO SALE
LA COUNTY· 5200
LONG BEACH&
VICINITY
~ Llkewood. Loog Beach. Nortl Loog Beactl,
SqldlHol
HOMES FOO SALE
ORANGE 5400
COUNTY
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9000-9750
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Reach 80,000 Homes Each Week
For Q!lly $32 per w~ek (4week minimum)
. ·~·Lorraine at~(949) 574-4245
A su,er~ Newport ------· _Col_rol ___ la_del_Ma_r __ ~~1,.~~ott'! MISCEUANEOUS
downstan) 55be ~led RENTALS
on a quiet comer lol
cust om fe a tures RentalToShare 6030 tlvouahOUL Sl,6'9,000.
COASTUNI ltWTY
9'9-759-0177
A lXQUISITI S. Siio
"'-*>ul llooq "-plan.
hl&ti ce1lln1s. curv1n1
sta-cese, oubldt Fp. a
llU"'8I lulichen. ClAtom
cat.'*Y & min.Sl.1!11..(XX)
Mdimll 8rri.mln. c.c-tlow
Really 9&~tn
... .., ~ 2br
~ condo in fenia..t
loolllonl ~ CllJllo'.. wood turrc Fp, la masll!f, 2..
II' s:B>.W> eel. P1U
CGn 1/2 bk to bc:h """• w/yGUl'C prof, b 2bl h5e, Costa Mesa
pn!Jo. pvt ba m5lr br, nu rl!mOd S!Dlrn 949 ~IOI Ur'• lrom $875/mo. w/cw on lovely p ied comm ._ Tr1-~e.
h ... Indy lac*)'. Klein Mi-ct m 104-86E ,gzoo
N•wpen st..... 381,
28• beach hoo~ Ca
r~. carport comm pool & t~nn lem ri, .mlu p1•I lit Ur, new catpel &
$900/mo 714 136 9136 p~inl tvrd carport 2n 16th Place •3 '1100/mo
RE:SIOCW'JAI Rf.NTALS no pets 9'~ 7Z0.9'22
ORANGE 7400
COUNTY
1'.W. •-a. t I t 2br * YIAltlY * "Y UASIS Iba + vilflll)', balcony. Bill CRUNOY REAL TORS
All real est.le advtlf·
tlslna In this newspaper
IS sub jKt to llM Feder al
Fait Housln1 Act of 1968 as amended which
makes 11 1lleaal jo advertise "any prefer-
ence, lfm1ta llon or
d1scrlmlnahon based on
race, color, relielon. sell,
handicap, fam1hal status
or national orle1n. or en
intention to make any
such preference, llmlla-
t1on or dlicrlmlnatlon." Ftandlises 3905 Balboa Peninsula
OCIAN,.ONT
NIW•IMODll
S67t,OOO
~o 949-720 7//ID -------
patio No pets. la& & --9'9 ... 75-6161 PMl Sl2IDro 949-65G-~
This newsp..,er will
not knowinely accept
any advertisement for
reel estate which Is 1n
violation of the law. OUI
readers are hereby
Informed that ell dweU-
in&S adnrt1sed in lhts new~ are available
nn an equal Oc>POftunlty
basis To complain of dis-
cr1mmation, c:.tN HUO tol1-free et 1-800-424-8590.
... b'Slll 3010
Stwe 1950 0'\-fe &
Mentn 600 Sertes CO''
width oven, broiler, 6
CAPPUCCINO ITAUAN
COffH Company u
pand1rie Dish 1but ors
wanted. Hlah profit
polenti.l Allyone can do
this! CaU 800-813-6625
lrwtnw1l reg (C'A =nN>
AISOWTI GOLDMUm
60 vendin1 in.chines
wtlh excellent loca lions .. b 119:!5 ~134.Qlltl -.a.._ •
AGT. S9't·72S-8l20
Corona del Mar
A (1-1 •• Cww "'-"'--sboll to 811
Corona end lookout pomL 48f •.see custom home. e:J' t1N2003 Off .. $2,950,000
C~ru.lUlTY
9'9·759-4177
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f'ATIKll TINOal NATIONWIDE USA
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hurno: av_. lot ie-'M nuw
$9.SOO,.mo ~ty ~ llCt
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f !>4Y) 641-!167 8
21r Ila c...-$127~ E '$Ide, f p. pvt ywd, pool,
lndry la«.tl1ty "I Melody
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nu lul. pr w~ & aaift
rm S? ,J50mo. 9i&m8450
~-OLc i tud10 1m, p•tio.
no kitchen, $795/mo +
SIOOO dep Oen side of --------------PCH 9'957• 7701 &11 2
"' Hts 11 QUMll ~IUdlO
W/!.mall lolt kitchenette.
shared laund1 y Aat
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wd '*'c>. ' CDrm1 Pill* ast SlfllO 9&673-7llll
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1483 srifl. Immaculate S2000 ........, ..... 62Dd and
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UNOEa $750,000
AOT. 949-723-1120 QUES RJRNISHINGS LOTS/ACREAGE =-~ ~
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poeltion t. -1*t time ......., 041 Smoaed, '5200. MovM, CROSSWORD PUZZLE
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loaded, low miles.
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price.
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GrHt rac:ords.
(fl9UIOC) $29,980
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(118923) S27.980
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(fl 9206C) $71.980
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(•19207) $54,980
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Sport 3.5 Y6, 4711 ml,
white/lfey Int, 111apd,
n/a, 11111 ntw $6995
flnancln1 & warr av•ll
Bkr 9'9·S86-l881 -=·cioc;o DOOii ~ i
ISOk• ml, 100!< fee warr.
5 111· blue, lflY Interior
am·fm cd, bllu GIP
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liner. 5211 fwy ml. $9500 obo 94Ml59-0.l29 Mwy. .... _ ii s-tre Gll
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moonroof alloys, low 74"
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0 K Q 8 promised lint-round control or the
0 A J 10 9 7 " s 4 su11. Since S<111th kne\\ West did not
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perforce and pt:®\ICrcd with a~.
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the bidding: Wel>t's jump to four dia-!or the finc.'!..'ie. The third d1amonc.I
lllOfKb, by uip-cement. ,.flowed a r.use was the enll')' back to the hoard to d1\·
to four spades and liJSt·round cfuJ. card the l<Xmg club on a good hcan
mood cootrot East competc<l 10 live Making ~ix-Odd.
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