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Home My WebLink About2000-03-06 - Orange Coast Pilot. "' Inside · ·scoop Seeing red on the green .. A nyone who walked the links at the Toshiba Senior Classic last weekend ~d to notice the sea of red sweatshirts lining •· the course at ·the Newport Beach Country Club. The bright rouge shirts worn by hundreds ol,.volun- teers was much different from last year's milder hunter green. Red is actually the color that Toshiba, the main spon- sor, prefers. But the color could have been distracting to some of the golfers. •it looks like a flock of Santa Clauses,• said one fan. · ·These guys must have good concentration to not turn their eye to that.• ~LD ABOUT HARRY It was an outrage. It was to be banned. · It was named No. 1 in the country by the nation's chil- dren -the very children, who pa.rents and educators are trying to encourage to read. It is the Harry Potter series by J.K. Rowling, 'which caused quite a stir at the beginning of this school year. Some people were worried about the elements of witch- craft and magic in the novels. but students loved them. To launch the third annual Read Across America -cele- brated throughout Newport- Mesa schools, the National Education Assn. released the Cbildrens' Top 100 Book Llsl The organization surveyed thousands of students across the country asking them to list their top five favorite books. The children have spoken. JA:12. SINGiR A HrT When programmers for the Orange County Performing Arts Center arranged to have jazz singer Dlana Krall per- form at Segerstrom Hall earli- er this month, they expected a good turnout, but they didn't know the tickets would sell like wildfire. Sales exceeded Center expectations. ApparenUy local audiences recognize a good thing when they bear it. On Wednesday, just a little more than a week after the crowds pressed in to see her,._Krall won the Gram-my f Qf t>est jazz vocallsl GREENER GRASS -ftNAU.Y Costa Mesa Parks Supt. David Alkema said the shy grass at the Farm Sports Com- plex had finally popped up. After a clbse inspection, a reporter verified the grass is indeed looking green. full and healthy. No great feat you say? The city bought the field more than three years ago to convert it lnto a soccer com- plex. -Daffy Piiot staff DON lIA HI DAILY I'll.OT .. It was a horrible crash, it sounded like thunder," said Irene Rice who lives n ext door to whe re o ld tree fell o n house during Sunday morn- ing wind gust in Corona del Mar. Winds, heavy rain stops tourney ~ I • The final round of the Toshiba Classic was canceled · because of the·rain, residents and businesses affected too. Greg Risling OM.Y PILOT A chain of storms pummeled South- ern California over the weekend leaving storm drains dogged, downing trees and forcing the closure of a major golf tour· nament in Newport Beach. Officials called off the final round of the Toshiba Senior Classic on Sunday when whipping winds and heavy down- pours stopped golfers from making any approach to the Newport Beach Country Club course. "The golf course was totally unplay- able,· said Bruce Sudderth, Senior PGA Tour official. The tournament W1lllG finish was a vast d1s-A M8B More than an inch fell on Sunday accompanied by winds up to 35 knots. The wind inflicted the most damage, knocking down signs and trees. Irene Rice heard a spine-jarring crash on Sunday morning while she was dean- ing her Corona del Mar home. A 2.?·fool pine tree came tumbling down onto her neighbor's home on Heliotrope Drive. No one was inside the home when the tree fell. but it starUed Rice. •t thought a car crashed mto my house,• she said. •1t was such a loud bang. It shook my house so bad, every picture in my home was askew.• About 1112 inches of rain was reported at John Wayne Airport over the week- end, according to the National Weather Service. Just two months ago, people were talking drought Now, the rc:Wl totals are looking more feasible and inch- ing their way to average leve,ls. appoinbnent com· pared to the past three years where the final round usual- ly provided the tour- nament's best mom- ents. Last year, Gary McCord won a dra- matic, five-hole play- off edging {riend John Jacobs. · ln the six Toshiba Senior dassic:s, which have graced TOSHIBA Not everyone is happy about the sterms. The month of March usually means a return to the beach for Orange County residents, which translatl!S into profits for businesses. Several stores were dosed on the tourist- friendly Balboa Island on Sunday ,~use of the storm. GoUers weren't the only ones left out in the cold. Newport- Mesa residents were these shores, there has been one common denominator. and that is predicting a winner Is next to Impossible. This )"Hr stays within • tr4idition • Allen Doyle. "' just two rounds of ~ more than • doubles his Nffllng,J. wtth • S195,000 peyott. ' S.lplrtl, ...... • ·n was bad earli- er in the day when there was horizontal soaked first from a storm that brought booming th~e.rstonns and· lightening Friday night They barely had a chance to recover before another system slammed into the area on Saturday night rain,• said Sunnye Collins, who works as an assistant manager at a clothing store on Marine Avenue. "Our floors had about an inch of rain. But we decided to stay open.• DON LEACH I OAt.Y PILOT Erle Kuhnz, ieft, and partner Jimmy Schmlt:z break down the goU course at the Toshiba Senior Classic. Toshiba Senior Classic sets charitable record Richard Dunn DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -Despite the cancellabon of the hnal round on Sunday of the Toshiba Senior Cassie at Newport Bedch Country Qub, Hoag Hospital, the operabng chanty or the event. came out a huge WUUler · Charitable proceeds from this year's Seruor PGA _Tour" event surpassed the $1-million mark, tournament offioals announced, as the sixth-annual event shattered the tour record for the largest donation in a smgle year. SEE CHARITY PAGE 4 Every vote Will be counted . QAWfBS ,_.__.__13 ...: IUnm------12 • Both sides of the Measure F battle douse local residents with Jut-minute campaign literature. ........ OMvPlOT OalY boun ntmaln before Orange Coun· ty Nlldents begin to cut thelr votes for or egetmt MMsure P, prompting both lide1 to Dood mdbons and airwaves with &ut- mlnutll prapepnda. v...u..a.11a .... t11a1dwlltl.-.a1 fGld °'* ......... 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Islands, ·nature _rules · • EDITOR'S NOTE: lhlt is the third in a five-part · series on OCC's Alaska Eagle's 2,30<>-mile journey from Tasmania to New Zealand . . BY BrMI Avery I T he Auckland Islands 8.re devoid .of bwnans. Atrocious weather and soggy soil doomed several settling attempts A..L--A.--. ' during the last ............. 150 yeaJS. AT SEA aft~owev:~ arrival from Macquarie Island, we discovered that the Aucklands do &.ave resi· dents who l~ad an idyllic life. They, keep beacbfront residences and live off of the sea. It's a bigamous societf, where the males keep half a dozen females occupied, lolling on the beach day after day. So we shouldn't have been sur- prised when were chased off of the first beach we landed on by a· rriale hooker sea lion. Rarest of the five species of sea lions, he has a good thing going and doesn't want anyone messing with bis slice of paradise. The Auck.lands, New Zealand's World Heritage reserve, are locat- ed at 50 south and 166 east. about 250 miles south of New Zealand's South Island. Virtually no one visits. These lush volcanic· islands are cold and desolate. But they are also blessed with incredible topography and biodiversity. There are dozens of coves, fjords and beaches. And each of these sheltered places has a resident hooker sea lion family headed by a 600-pound bull with big teeth and a full lion's mane. The majority of the 6,000· hook- er sea lions reside in the Auck· lands. A notable see lion trait is the ability to move quickly on land, thanks to front and rear flippers, · which turn sideways and allow them to •stand" upright and move, when inspired, about as fast as a jogger through rough terrain. · After landing on the beach at Camp Cove in Carnley Harbor, 1 was sitting on a rock up the beach when a sea lion emerged from the water and started ambling toward me. "How interesting,• l thought. "He's curious about who this new animal is on his beach.· Then the sea lion picked up his pace, and I realized he was furious, not curi- ous. Fellow crew member John was with me. Fortunately, John had developed a limp after falling during a previous climb. We scrambled off the beach onto some tussock high ground, confident that the sea lion wouldn't follow. He did, and quickly. What's AFLOAT • WHATS AR.OAT NJlS periodic.ally In the Dally Pilot on a rotating basis. If you know of an event or activity that could appear in this column. please mail the lnfonnation to Dally Pilot. 330 W. Bay St., Costa M9$8 92627; fax it to (949) 646-4170; or e-oyll it to daflypllotOlatlmes.com. . FISHING Fishing clHses leave Balboa Pavilion at 6 a .m. and return at 4 p.m . Monday and Tuesday each week. Cost is $125 per person. Dai~ YOLK NO.SS A hooker sea lion keeps an eye on Alaska Eagle skipper Brad Avery. Soon we were making our way through the Rata forest over dead trees and through bogs, looking back to see if the sea lion was fol- lowing. He was, a huge gray mass snorting and lumbering uphill with amazing ease. John, fearfw that his limp might cause a Darwinian result, climbed a nearby tree. I doubled back for the beach, then beard the rest of our crew returning from a bike. The sea lion ,followed, and John snuck back to the beach behind him. We all ran for the dinghy, followed by the sea lion. The dinghy. was launched just as the sea lion's teeth nipped at the outboard's propeller. We pad- dled into deep water and started the motor, getting back to Alaska Eagle as our adversary circled, his nostrils snorting just above the water. This experience was dupli- cated at another cove the next day. The crew was held at bay from the dinghy by a huge bull who charged from the beach into the bush whenever someone appeared. Finally Mac and Don got to the dinghy and moved it to where the ere~ safely boarded it. The most extreme sea Lion encounter occurred today. We brought Alaska Eagle into remote Musgrave Inlet, to bike one kilo- meter to Lake Hinemoa, a beauti- ful body of water fed by a dozen waterfalls cascading from a 1,000· For more infonnation, call (949) 673-2810. foot high cresent-shaped terrace. For an hour, eight of us bush- whacked through dense forest, alternately walking and crawling through incredibly thick barriers of Dracopbyllum, Rata and Myr- sine. We forged streams and bogs every 10 minutes; the previous day's rains made everything mushy. Suddenly we beard a dis- tant roar/snort, then another. We.kept on going, finally reach- ing the lake, which was a beautiful sight if a little overgrown around the edges. Andy began to lead us across a major stream when we looked down and saw the sea lion glaring up at us from under the water. He emerged and charged. We all scattered. It was incredi- ble that this beast would be this far inland. Bruce nee and I ran pell-mell to the north. and as luck would have it, the sea lion fol- lowed. Bruce turned, waved his arms and roared. The s~a lion charged. We ran like hell, scram- bling and crawling through the bush, looking back and always seeing a quarter-ton of intent marine life comfug at us. We finally lost him and met up with the others back at the side of the lake. After a few minutes of gathering our wits, the sea lion suddenly swam up and lumbered into the nearby reeds. This was getting old. ,. Day and night flsbJng charters are available for groups or singles. Call Bongos Sportfishing Head- quarters on Balboa Peninsula, (949) 673-2810. Get to 1'be Newport Pier/McFad- den Square early to watch the Dory Fishi.ng Aeet return with the fresh catch of the day. Fish are prepared llYlllllG/CAllOllllG/SCUll for sale at the opeli·air marJcet. -BeglnniDg 1ea kayaking; rolling FlshlQg supplies and boat cbarten (open party and private) are avail- able at these locations: Newport Landing Sportfi.shing, 309 Palms, Suite F, (949) 675-0550; Falco Fish- ing Charters, (714) 832·7708; and Davey's Locker, 400 Main St., Bal- boa, '949) 673-1434. clinks and private lessons are offered. Kayak and sea ski rentals are also available. For more infor- mation, call (949) 675-1215 for Pad- dle Power, 15.00 W. Balboa Blvd. 'JWo.bour kay8'!oun begin at 10 a .m . Sundays from Newport Dunes. Cost is $20 per adult, $15 The chase was on again. We ran down a marked trail, Robbie and Lee out in front. We stopped, breathing hard. From around the comer, the sea lion came, snorting a nd wild·eyed. It was time to make a stand like men. Bruce and Andy confronted him. He hesitated, then lunged, jaws agape. Bruce hit him over the head with a big Rata branch, which promptlt' broke in two and had no effect on the sea lion. It did create the oddest look on Bruce's face. We fled again, all the way to the beach, where two more 5eCl lions hastened our entry into the dinghy. From the safety of Alaska Eagle's deck, we saw the pin- nipeds on the rocks gazing out at us, nobly standing upright on ele- vated llippers. The beach was theirs again. The lake too. We never saw a human other than our crew du.ring our stay in the Aucklands. Wild and beautiful, these subantarctic islands are dominated by the sea and its inhabitants. · Man's makings have never tak- en hold here. Along with the weather, the dense forest and sheer cliffs, that hooker sea lion was just doing his part to defend one of nature's last frontiers. · • mRAD AVEICY Is skipper of the Alaska Eagle. per child. Kayak rentals and class- es are also available. For more information, call (949) 729-1150. Single ($10 per hour) and double ($15 per hour) kayak rentals are available in the Balboa Fun Zone. Call Balboa Boat Rentals, (949) 673-7200. Paddle Power also pro- vides kayak, surf ski and canoe rentals. For more information, call (949) 675-1215. Back Bay canoe toun are offered by Upper Newport Bay e'9ery Sat· urday. Meet at 8:30 a.m. on Sbell- maker Island. For more informa- tion, call (9"9) 640-6746. Terrance Phlps THE HARBOR COLUMN Don't dump taxic substances into our precious water. The criterion for true beauty is that it increases upon examination. Beauty is a passport given by God to create memories, capture hearts and something always constant and enduring. To me the sea is beautiful and its beauty definitely ino:eases upon · examination. It's a passport to pris- tine beaches, islands, harbors, the elements and sunshine. Water is the most essential ingredient of our everyday existence. We swim in it; sail upon it; bathe in it; drink it and even quench the thirst of plant life with it. Water is the most valuable conunodity ~-Without water -we're dust As I view that old movie where the French Legionnaire pulls his sun- blistered body across the Sa.hara Desert, I don't remember him y · g out, •diamonds, diamonds, give me diamonds," do you? Of course not He yells out, •water, water, give me water,• wlless he's from Newport Beach, then he'd yell out, "Perrier, Perrier, l need Perrier.• (Just kidding folks, I live here too). So if water were so valuable, why would anyone want to abuse it? Oil; fuel; used medical syringes; paper cups; beer cans; diapers; sewage and chemicals are found daily in the water. I'm not talking about Sri Lan- ka. Haiti or some other impoverished nation, sadly, I speak of our own coast, even inside Newport Harbor. "Basically you can't put anything in the harbor except plain. dear water,· said Orange County S}lerlff's Department Lt. Dottie Ronan, of the Harbor Patrol. This means no soap, sawdust or technically, you can't even wash bird droppings off your deck. Many boaters purchase exotic deck soaps because the manufacturers claim they're biodegradable, however, the fish and sea life choke and die just as easily on the exotic soaps as they do on regular detergents. A common mistake made by weekend boaters is varnishing a toe rail. As they sand the.teak. the dust falls into the water. This is illegal. The Orange County Dist. Atty. 's environmental protection unit inves- tigates and prosecutes persons that are responsible for depositing haz- ardous materials into the harbor. The most common problem reported is automatic bilge pumps that pump when the water level becomes high. Out goes the water along with any oil OT fuel that bas accumulated in the bilge. It's not YOW' water -it belongs to all of us so don't compro- mise the rights of others. If you see a viola~on taking place, report the In.fraction immediately as a quick response may save our harbor from serious damage. The Sheriff's Harbor Patrol tele- phone number is (949) 723-1002. • 1IMDICI .....u'I Is the Dally Pl'°" boating writer. You can leave a message for him at (949) 642~ ot"'vla HNil at c»JlypllotOl•timacom . or ICMrtblmentl hlrWl Qf'I be r~ without Wl1tten per-m&.ion of Cowlght owntf. WIAOll AND SUlf POUCI FILIS HOW JO B£AOt us am.... The Tun.s Or.nge Coonty (800) 252-914 t AlhaM4 a..ifled {949) 642-5671 =r') 642-4121 PM'M (Mt) 642·561Q 5pof1s (949) 574-4223 News, 5pof1s fall "'49) 64Mt70 E-ofNll: dllltypl~ M.enOlllcl l uslftftl Office (Mt) Ml-Gt '""""'fall (949) 631-7121 ~11¥""-~Hlwt. • ~ ~ .. \.111 ........ "IWlllL --~ !dltor ,......,. ~Editor ......... DlreC9of .. ,..,... • -...... ,...., ...... c..., °"* ___ °",...,._ '"' M TIMPlllAn.ES Balboa 52146 CorON del Mar 53145 Costa Mesa 54146 Newport 8Nch 54146 Newport COilSt 54146 WPGMCAST A hNvy surf advisory II In .«wet ~. A strong Plldfk storm wtlf pro- duce~ rip CUl- ,.,..SWllN'tllng Ind ...... ~ LOCAllDlll .. Mdge ................... 5-lnw N9t 11~ ... " ........ ~.M nw .................... " .. ..Wnw ..., ~.-....... ..Hnw ~ ............. ,_,..,.. lWJU TODAY First low 2:58a.m. .................... 1.0 Fint high . 9:02 a.m. ................... 5.5 Second low 3:J6 p.m .................. ..Q.J Second high 9:50 p.m ................... .A.7 1UllDAY Flntlow J:lS a.m ................. 0.1 flnthigh t'.lt a.m ........ " .......... 5.J 5econc:l low 4:0) p.m. ................ ~.1 Secundhlgh 10:11 p.m ............... .A.I ----. ,._..., .. 1ll lllle•11111111-... ===~---1,:: plltlll lftd Cll ..... .. ••11•1 tll • 9 • blade~--....... a..ct ......... Ill ..................... Daily Pilot Monday, Morch 6, 2000 3 Catching election fever Weather tests Iif egua.Td candidates A funny thing happens in a newsroom around election time. Politi- cians who have a hard time returning calls, suddenly become instantaneously accessible. Press statements, chroni- cling the latest achievements of elected officials, many of whom we've never heard of. blast across our fax machine a\ warp speed. I'm sure your mailbox is looking the same way as our fax machines. If they only had this much attentiveness to their con- stituents during the rest of the year, they could improve their images. SWL don't let the insinceri- ty of our elected officials give you a jaded view of politics. Instead, get out and vote on Tuesday, and change things. • Spea.Jdng of elec:Uons, U Measure F. the initiative that would in essence block a planned airport at the closed El Toro Marine base. is passed on Tuesday night, there will be many pundits trying to predict the reasons. South County had a big- ger money war chest. South County had the emotional, quality of life issue. South County was more organized. While all that may be true. if Measure F passes 'there is one reason that I would point to. South County had better TV commercials. First off. r don't watch much TV. If it's not ESPN or . CNN or Fox Sports. then 1 pretty much don't tune in. Tony Dodero EDITOR'S NOTEBOOK . ~l Well, OKi i do watch "Who Wants to be a Million- . aire,. when r can. but who doesn't But as little as I watch TV. for the past two months. nary a week "".ent by that I didn't see several anti-El Toro air- port commercials. Through those commer- cials, the message was ham- mered in week after week: The noise at El Toro will be unbearable and the runway unsafe. And anti-Measure F forces never seemed to counter the television spots, that were albeit underhand- ed in some cases, of the pro- F forces. But who knows. Maybe a miracle will happen and Measure F will go down to defeat and we can point out how much money they wast- ed ,on those commercials. • A nice respite from the election circus came with the Toshiba Senior Classic last week. We had Arnold Palmer. the King of the links and Gary McCord. the Clown Prince. 9ii~ Mattress Outlet Stor • ' BRAND NEW · COSMET1CALLY IMPERFECT Get the Best for Less! 3165 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa One lllodt Soutb ol .05 Pwy (714) 545-7168 Shoes for Everyone Men, Women, Kida & Infant Size• Speclellzlng In ell wldtha! NB Apparel tao!! [9491 720-1602 . Coming Friday, March 24 Call (949) 642-4321 ....... -Pilot ,.,.." ...-,~ -·---·-... ----· It was a lot of fun to watch. Too bad Mother Nature didn't go alopg with the game as rainstorms, pummeled the Newport area for Sahu'day's and Sunday's towney. • My aforementioned 1V habits aside, 1 may make it a pojnt to tune mto the E chan- nel 1this week. Locals who also tune in may recognize the settin9"0f .one segment in the ·w eek- end Getaway• program\ Newport Beech -Severe Weather conditions OD SWl- day forced last minute coune changes to be made at New- port Beach Fire and Marine Department's annual liJe- guard byouts. "The winds and strong currents definitely tested their ability for the job,~ said Reenie Boyer, , marine training cclordinator . "But we turned it into a very positive event.• The program will feature Newport resident Dan Moy and Kristiane M. Ridgway. a reporter for the Daily Pilot's sister publication, Our TlDles, in Irvine. Moy rUns Conquer Adven- tures, wtuch oilers a weekend clinic in adventure racing. This is designeQ for people who dabble in exercise. According to John BJauer. conununity relabOns officer of the Newport Beach Fire and Marine Department, wind gusts oC up to 45 knots. heavy rain, 56-degree water and 55-degree air tempera- tures greeted 61 male and female candidates at 9 a.m. in RYAN RAYBURN I OAll.Y flt.OT Brent J.ooblon, marine Wety supervisor direc:ts candidates for Newport Beach Uieguards to the fln1lb line during the tryouts on Sunday. Weather conditlom forced offidals to move the event to "1ewport Harbor. Racing participants, one of whom is Ridgway. begin . their adventure in the Back Bay and the n bike, hike, ride kayaks and outrigger canoes and climb ropes along the terrain of Newport, Crystal Cove and Laguna Beach. Check out the show on Tuesday at 7 a.m. or the same time on March 16. For more information about Conquer Adventures check out their Web site at www.conqueradventures. com . • TONY pooERO is the editor of the Daily Pilot. He can be reached at 94~514-4258 or via e-mail at tony.doderoOla times.com. the ocean. · But safety concerns per- suaded ottid.als to move try- outs inland to the bay. •we bad notification that there might be foul weather, but we·were hoping to get to do an ocean swim,• Boyer said. "But the primary con- cern was for the candidates safety.• · Fifty-seven candidates fin. ished the first event, an 800 meter competitive run/swim/ . run in about 7 minutes. After a short rest, candi- dates wishing to continue competed in a 700-meter swim. Forty-seven people completed this event in about 10 minutes. The top forty finishers overall qualified to attend the illegua.rd academy presented by the city in March. 'the rig- orous class will prepare attendants physically and mentallt for daily ocean life- guard oper<\lions. The day's ' ZAHER FAUAHI, CPA 28 yrs. exp. Accrg., Audirs, Taxes 15% discount to CM Residents (7 14) 546-4272 ~ Ctl! 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"They come to us with basic swimming ability and within 109 hours we tum them into ocean 1.iiegu.a.rds, • Boyer said. "They have a lot of responstbility. • Nme' mill.ion people visit- ed the shores or Newport Beach in 1998. Llfeguards performed 4,547 rescues, 126,000 preventative actions and served 164 lost people. The job pays $11.83 an hour. , . Advenonal Auto .. Facts by P•ul Ff'Kh UllWC. A MNM CMrlttlAllf • ....,..,. J~A~ PRESS RE TACTICS When g~h~ .omb1tl(', ... uh ii.Ir 11\.\l<k the C) hnd!I'\ of an 1nttrnJI combu-iuin eng1nt • .ina the mmwt 1, 1gmtcd b} ,pan. plu!!~· the ~lwn e~pl<K100 produce' moH•mm1 that dme) the ... heeh For • more po ... ert'uJ e\plo~1•lfl 10 m.U.c the \chicle go fa<.1rr • ..orne manula.-tult'rl ut1h1e euhcr twboc~cr' or supen.~m Both arc mecharucal comprcs!-00 thdt force .idcJmooal a11 into the engul( under flO'lll\ e prcs~W't'. 10thmt.1-.c. engme~ rtl) on negat11 e prcswrt. or a \acuum .• created by the P"too for their air.) 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It cnricho the RU\lure 11>hcn rold Ind ~ !tit TIU'l.l\lrt •hen "'"11\ Ir opened. the coolaal Kf)Q mipt affect cold mpnc drivcabihty If JtUled. 11 miP alrect .-ann ea,ine dm ability. Uodmwldtq tht tee~ of today' an 1 '""'rOClled. •hic.b •hy 11'' 1mpon111t to~ °" top ol rbc l*M de\~ lft °'*1 IO deliver ~ii CM Al CAP. 2090 Placen11a, .-t pey lltellttOn eo die dttail\ -hidl l'l'QM M yo. don't 111\-e '° IWl ""° unc~,...... .,,._ yo. bnn& ycxa car to u Do yo. OWt1 1 GtnMn or SMdillb ~ Wt. m lllppy 10 do e.iellded ~ -'· c..11 (949) 64M910. Wt~ ...,, a.lit m*. HINT: A.~_(w po..>_.. la ..................... ..... -""""" _,IO....., .................... -·-.. • 4 Monday, ~rch 6, 2900 On The · AGENDA cou ... ~E'L. TO vo:rE . ON ~lt'OME PROJECT council will either uphold '" reverse the Planning Com- mission's recommendation • to deny the project. unrelated people per home. The changes are intended to clarify existing regula- tions and to. include provi- sions for "reasonable FYI • WHO: Costa Mesa Oty Council . ·~Meeting • WHEN: Today at 6:30 p.m. GROUP HOME ORDINANCE accommodation• for dis- Thf . C.ltY Council will con- sider a proposed project to build 90 homes in the Mesa Verde area. In February, the Planning Commission in a 3-2 vofe recommended that the council deny a the develop- ment. The three commission- ers who_ opposed the propos- al said they would support the project if it were planned with fewer homes. MAY BE CHANGED abled jsersons, ,as required . The City Council will vote . by federal law. on a proposal to change In January, the· city the city's ordinance, which reviewed proposed changes regulates group homes. to thf! city's regulations of CITY MAY. LAUNCH STUDY ON SHRUBS Wh•t to expect: The · The new code would grdup homes. The Planning reflect .a state law that Commission in Februai:y allows up to si x unrelated unanimously approved the tenants to live in a single-amendments to the code. famil~ home for retovering · · Wti•t t o expect: The alcoholics, child care or council is expected to • senior care. The current city approve the ordinance and code allows up to three conduct a fir.st reading of it. Nearly. 12 years ago, the city developed Canyon Park, which is located on the west side of Cost;a Mesa, next to the Freedom Home Assn. Since then, homeowners near the east side 'of the park CHARITY· CONTINUED FROM 1 "Even this weather could not put a damper on the charitable mission' of the Toshiba Senior Classic," said tournament co-chairman Jake Rohrer, a longtime Hoag volunteer. The Toshiba Classic, w hich became the first tournam ent in the 21 -year history of the Se nior PGA Tour to surpass $1 million in chari- table contributions, tQpped the pre- vious senior tour record of $938,000 set last year by the Coldwell Banker Burnet Classic, played at Bunker Hills Goll Club in Coon Rapids, Minn. "lf we had good weather, 1 think we really would've set the bar high IN BRIEF ETM JOINS FORCES WITH ELOCALCOM ETM Entertairunent Network. a Costa Mesa-based entertainment ticketing and marketing company, has announced a partnership with eLocal.com, a Web site which provides entertainment. shopping, real estate and other information for many American cities. Under the new a rrangement, ETM will provide on.line event ticketing for for the future," added Rohrer, who was largely responsible for operating the hospital's mini-tour event, the Newport Classic Pro-Am, for several years, before the Senior PGA Tour invited Hoag to take over the then- struggllng Toshiba event in May 1997. "We are ecstatic to announce that we have made a .million dollars for charity," Toshiba co-cliainnan Hank Adler said . The funds will go toward support- ing tlie hospital's special centers, including Orthopedic Services, Women's" Services, the Hoag Heart Institute and the Hoag Cancer Center. After postcard-type weather, most of the wee k, ·for the p.ro-ams and a first-round tournament-record crowd OD Friday (an ,eStimated 15,000) - mainly because of the Newport movies, concerts and other events fea- tured on elocal.com. The companies hope to compete with Tickebnaster CitySearch, another online city information service. "We are excited about our new relationship with el ocal.com," said ETM vice president of e -conunerce, Erik Endress. KORE INTRODUCES EXTREME SPORTS WEB SITE KORE, a Newport Beach-based Inter- net . service firm, • has launched . Beach debut of Arnold Palmer -the. event had a less-than-ideal turnout on Saturday because of rain and Sunday's final round was ~ because of heavy rain in the morning and gu'sts up to 39 knots. But the event turned a large prof- it because of corporate sponsonbips and pro-ams rounds. •Our sponsors have supported us for three years in a manner that is unparalleled on tour,• tounuunent director Jeff Purser said on Sunday. •we will recognize this support with some type of gesture, not yet deter- mined, to show our appreciation of their continued support.• In three years, since Hoag Hospi- tal bas been the Toshiba Classic's · operating charity, \tje event bas raised more than $2.5 million. Sports3.com, an extreme sports Web site. Sports3.com is dedicated to on- demand online action sports videos, including footage of skateboarding, surf· ing, snowboarding a.qd wakeboarding. The We b site, the product of a part- ne rship with Microsoft and Evoke , provides streaming Windows Media content in multiple bandwidths and will soon be adding pay-per-view and subscription-based services. KORE-p rovides large-scale digital solutions for a variety of companies in entertai,nment, media and business. NEWPORT • MESA RESIDENTS IF YOU WANT EL TORO AIRPORT ... VOTE ·10 ON MUSURE F Measure F was drafted by South County cities trying to kill El Toro Airport. Irvine Mayor Christina Shea revealed South County's agenda when she said, " ... What we ought to be doing is expand John Wayne Airport because it would have the least impact on the fewest residents at the lowest cost." (LA Times, Aprll 26, 1998) Read the fi ne print of Measure F. It says that a court can require a simple majority vote to expand John Wayne. Do you think South County will help Newport Beach and Costa Mesa residents when the pressure to expand JWA grows? MEASURE FIS DANGEROUS, EXPENSIVE & FLAWED Read the fine.print. Measure F does not apply to jails built in cities. It forces jails to be built in cities near our schools and ch~rches -without a vote of .. the people .. That's why the Sheriff;District Attorney. Deputy Sheriffs' Assn., crime victims and police chiefs oppose Measure F. -. REMEMBER TO VOTE TUESDAY '' '' .. -- . I ' ·• Doily Pilot ·• have complained that the for the park. eucalyptus trees have A biologiGal evaluation grown too tall and ar.e of the park lS estimated to beginning to block their cost $2,500 to $3 • .000 and it view of the ocean. canyon woul~ take between $500 Park is in a costal zone, to $1,000 to revise the which Is regulated by t~e exlstihg ~anyon Park plant- Californla Coastal Comm1s-ingWhpl~t • i~ ex-ct: The sion. The city wrote a letter r -to the commission propos-staff will ~~.k City ~ouncil ~or •. ing to replace the' existing direction~ ~n the issue. City trees with native shrubs. officials,.~ill discuss whether,, · The commission ,:.ppposed to s~nfof money on a pl~n' the idea, but ~idf 'it would, that ~uld take mont"'or reevaluate tb~i ~roposal if yeaf'S to complete. 'f • d h b'tat ..,. 1 If the c.ouncil votes to the city conducte a a 1 st. ·art th1's stud", .. staff will evaluation to prove that ,, native shrubs would have provide a follow-up ~eport' an equal or great~r value o~ possible funding sources. VOTE , CONTINUED FROM 1 risk• as well as •prope rty values will plummet" if Measure F passes. , Conversely, measure pro- ponents have sent a steady of ed ucating themselves _ stream of brochures to the about Measure F has come Newport-Mesa region. The from brochures. most recent mailer shows a "To be honest, I don't purported politician whose really know much about the nose is elongat~. Inside the measure,· said Ed~ard brochure, six "liest< are list- Rawlins, a Newport Beacn ed, which reportedly· have resident. "But what I do been · attributed to some know comes from the infor- county politicians. mation I receive at my apart-Another flier gives voters ment. I've received stuff a chance to check a box from both sides so I'll just go indicating who they most from that.• trust. In one column are the The mailers have been faces of the three Orange the bread and butter during County Board of Supervisors the campaign .. Both sides who support an airport at El have infiltrated their oppos-Toro _ Cynthia Coad, Jim ing camps. trying to pe r-Silva and Chuck Smith. suade voters to the other Another column shows -side. •county government In recent days, South bureaucrats, .. and the last County residents have received brochures urging column Jlas a picture or a ihem to vote no on the mea-family labeled •you and sure. your neighbors.• One flier put out by the Throughout Orange Citizens for Jobs & the CoWlty, various Measure F Economy recruits officials ca mpaign signs dot front • from the town targeted lob-lawns and line roadways. bying against the measure. Again, while most of the Instead of pushing the pro-F placards. scream airport issue, anti-Measure "Stop El Toro Airport,· anti- F supporters have focused F signs stress public safety, on the jails. One mailer with slogans such as "Cops claims •every school, say No on F" and "No Jails church and home will be at in Our City.• ' . . . . .. '"'. 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Asa Imm in Gnmle, tiny Hostetler knows the delighh of this guard-got~ development. lorMig the fairways of Newpof1 llo<h Country Clull, home of tbt Toshilia C1oui< Goff Townoment, lllOSt condominium boost golf <a.ne Yins. Gr•Yillt rtsidttm also enjoy thtlr OWll community ~· pool spa and'-" ........ <Ill HoMy Kos1'ller • (949) 117-5111. Monday, Morch 6, 2000 1 .. 119.IY "Somebody ... staff(~,..., I said~was•aWit'9 ..... : Mlle Ralver. Toshiba Senior Classk co-chairman I ,( '"Mri13 .... 11& ... lklAlll ..... 1POm1 tWlOIW. __ ... _ 8 Monday, Morch 6, 2000 • ~ Editor Roger Corf son • 949..57 ~223 Doily Pilot . 1blhlbll Senior a.l.k (llt Newport ...... CQ FINAL (JI NOUS) $195,000 Allen Doyle 69-67-136 $104.000 Jim Thorpe 70-67-137 Howard Twitty 70-67-137 sn.ooo RoyVucinkh $41,600 John Mahaffey Bill Brask John D. MOl'gan Graham Marsh Joe Inman · Tom Jenkins Dave Eichelberger Larry Nelson Sll,400 66-72-138 7~139 70-69-139 70-69-139 70-69-139 69-70-139 69-70-139 66-73-139 67-72-139 Lee Trevino 71-69-140 Jim Ahern 70-70-140 George Archer -69-71-140 Jose Marla canlzares 69-71-140 Hubert Green 69-71-140 $17,777 Walter Hall Kermit Zarley Hale Irwin Bob Charles $14.007 Steve Veriato Jim Colbert Bruce Fleisher ISaO Aoki $11,570 Bob Eastwood Bob Didcson Dana Quigley Gary McCOl'd $9,116 Bruce Summerhays Mark Hayes J.C. Snead David Graham ulvin Peete Hugh Baiocchi $6,381 Buzz Thomas Rocky Thompson Walter Zembriski Frank Conner Walter Morgan Tra Dill Al eiberger Jim Albus John Jacobs Tom~ron Tom inn ls $4.290 David Lundstrom Dale Dou~lass LarryZI~ Leonard pson Tom Kite $],009 Chi Chi Rodriguez Jerry McGee Mike McCullough Ed Dougherty Butch Baird Fred Gibson Dear1 Overturf $2.275 Lannla Wadkins Ray rrasco Orville Moody John Bland $1,185 ' Dave Stodcton Harold Henning $1,560 • Dave Hill Bob Lendzion Gene Littler $1,113 Jay Sigel Jim Dent Bob Duval Tom Shaw $911 Tom War~ Miller Bar DeWitt ~aver ~ $754 Arnold Palme<. Don Bies Kikuo Arai MSO Jimmy Powell 72-69-141 72-69-141 72-69-141 71-70-141 74-68-142 73-69-142 71-71-142 69-73-142 72-71-143 72-71-143 70-73-143 69-74-143 7S-69-144 7S-69-144 74-70-144 73-71-144 73-71-144 70-74-144 76-69-145 75-70-145 72-73-145 73-72-145 72-73-145 71-74-145 71-74-145 71-74-145 71-74-145 71-74-145 70-75-145 7S-71-146 75-71-146 75-71-146 74-72-146 72-74-146 76-71-147 7S-72-147 73-74-147 73-74-147 73-74-147 72-75-147 72-75-147 78-70-148 77-71-148 76-72-148 73-75-148 77-72-149 73-76-149 81-69-150 79-71-150 77-73-150 81-70-151 78-73-151 79-72-151 7S-76-151 77-75-152 76-76-152 73-79-152 79-74-153 79-74-153 7S-78-153 80-74-154 ..,_ .................... ...... Final round of ClasSic canceled •Doyle declared winner of rain-s}l'orten~d. 36 .. hole event, collects a $195,000 payoff. . . _,,.. RJc:hard. Dunn DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH -Talk about raining on someone's parade. • Sunday morning's storm was so vicious -heavy rain and gusts up to 20 mph -it forced the cancel-TOBHIU lation of the final round of the Toshiba Senior Clas-......... .__...._ sic at Newport Beach Country Club and created a gloom nev- er befor~ experienced in the six-year history of the Senior PGA Tour event. Instead of golfers shooting for birdies in the $1.3 million event and thousands or fans roaming the fairways, grand- stands were being taken apart and players were huddled .in the locker room, watching television and playing backgam- mon, trying to kill time while waiting for their flight to Cholu- la, Puebla, Mexico, site or the next senior tour stop. •Somebody on the staff (Sunday morning) said it w~ like. a after Sunday's cancellation. Richard Dunn DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH - Allen Doyle no longer needs to pick up golf balls, cut the ~~s and T SHIB serve as electriaan and --- plumber at his small-town driving range. But, now, Doyle is still someone · rarely heard from, despite being one of the richest and most successful golfers on the Senior PGA Tour. That's because nobody's asking. After his rain-shortened, 36-hole victory in the Toshiba Senior Classic at Ne~rt Beach Country Club, the good ol boy from La Grange, Ga., is coQtinuing to make a Jot of noise on the senior tour -no matter who's asking. SEE CLASSIC PAGE 12 Whatever ltope to complete tbe tourament Wal wiped out early Sunday morning a1 depicted by this couple walking near tbe 15th OONL£ACH I DAILY PILOT Benefiting more than anyone from Sunday's stormy weather and final-round cancellation, Doyle earned a first-place check of $195,000 without teeing off, after shooting four-under-par 67 on Satur- day in the second round to take a one-stroke lead over Howard '!Witty and Jim Thorpe. . OON L£ACH I OAllY Pl.OT AHen Doyle holds the championship trophy on Sunday, his first tttte of the year and fifth of his career. Doyle finished at six-under 136 for the tournament and became the sixth different champion in lhe event's six-year history. "I don't make the rules, l jusl play by them, • Doyle said of his title. "I'm thrilled to win. It would've been better for the tournament and the sponsor and the fans to play (a final round), but it just didn't happen. • Doyle, known mostly for having the shortest backswing on the senior tour and being an inspiration to hackers with similar quirks, is rarely asked his opinions and is almost never scrutinized by the media. ·1 don't mind laying back. and not being"'in the limelight, • Doyle said. "Other guys get asked why they're not playing better after a round, and guys get asked when they're going to win again. But I don't get asked that much. They (members of tl1e media) are nQt worried about me. "They'll ask Tom Kite when he's going to win, and they'll ask Tom Watson (who won his second start on the senior lour last September) when he's going to win again, and, by ·about April, they'll start asking Lan- ny Wadkins why he's playing so poorly. And they'll ask Bruce Fleish- er when he's going to win again. "But they won't ask me that. I'm that next tier down. " Actually, Doyle ranked third on the senior lour mc ney list at $1,911,640 last year as a rookie, and, following this weekend's title al the Toshiba Classic, is secona among 2000 money leaders at $356,888. So Doyle isn't exactly on that next tier down. "But that's thf!percepbon, "he said. He isn't animate d like Gc:try McCord, he has a funny backswing and he was never a regular on the PGA Tour. But Doyle was one or the nation's best amateur players and realizes now be can compete against the marquee names from the PGA Tour, like Kite, Wadkins and Walson. "You're known in your (amateur) circles, but you're not known too much outside of the amateur circles, "he said. "I never won the U.S. Amateur, but no one won more than the other stuff. r thought I had a great amateur career, and, yeah, that was my plan (to try to earn a senior tour card). • Doyle operated ·his 9riving range since 1983 and played a lot of goU, while his wife, Kate, put most or the bread on the table. • 1 plan to keep (the driving rungeJ. When you go home, yoaiaeed ,...iaceto "I plan to keep (the dri- ving range), •Doyle said. "When you go home, you need someplace to hang out. "(The money) hasn't done anything for us (in terms) of changing who we are. Sure, it's a won- derful thing to have, but we haven't bought a new house or anything. We're the same as we've always been. It's just that now we have. the freedom to do -hangout ... • ....... Ml1Wlnlw Now, with an annual· income o! nearly $2 ~on, 1t has all prud off. •I never made a lot of money from it, • Doyle said of bis driving range, which he still owns, but is now man- aged a retired gentleman and a high school kid. Doyle's GoU Center in La Orange still has an unpaved parking lot, and, despite his fortune made on the ~enlor tour, he maintain~ a humble lifestyle. whatever we want. • Folks in Newport Beach might remember Doyle as one of the players in last year's four-man playoff at the Toshiba Classic. when he was eliminated on the first extra hole as John Jacobs and eventual winner Gary McCord both made eagles .. ·1 don't know about (getting sweet revenge). I played well last SEE DOYLE PAGE 12 •Junior transfer helped lead young Lions to the Golden State Athletic Conference crown, and NAIA Tournament. Tony AhDbelN DM.V Pl.OT D espite her S1D4ll frame, Vanguard University point guard Betld Huddle stands bead and shoulders above the aowd. Generously listed at 5-foot-6, the junior from Spokane Wash. ls not only putting up the numbers point-wise, but rebound-Wise as well. •she has no feer under there,•· Coech Russ Davis Mid 'Of Huddle, who ii averaging neerty m rebounds • game (leCODd-hlgbelt OD tb8' I.Jam' tqUad) to go along wlb .. 13.l .,...,..-pme ,, ~g average. •She11 a tough COQlpetitor out there, both mmtan; and physically.• Huddle ha another reuon for • her Rodmari-like attitude under the boards. ·1 tend to drive to the boop qUlte often. It the Deily Piiot CoDeae AtbJeta ol the Month Mid. •l jUlt end up down in there. I figure that as long as I'm down there, I migbt as well go for tlie bell.• · On a very balanced team, Huddle's. all-around p&ey baa ' beJped lead the 18Dior-Jell Uonl to their third straight Gold8a stat. AtblMtc Coafeience .. and .... to the NAIA Netioa.11 'Iba.....,.,. SH~Mll11 · _0o_i_~_Pi_lot ________ _,_ ______ _;__ ________ .:_.._~p()RTS~------:----------~---Monday--~._Mo_~h_6~.2_000~1 AG~lLAS FLY HIGH! · sunshine for .. Estancia . ' I t was all ·~ ·High's' Eagles Saturday morntng at La Mirada HJgh where Steve Crenshaw's boys soccer team climbed their last. and highest, mountain, knocking off No. 1-seeded Bishop Montgomery, 5-2, to claim the CIF Southem Section Division IV championship. At right, the Eagles surround perhaps the happiest Eagle of a~l. Irving Islas. Below, clockwise from bottom left, Esatil Mendoza (10), who scored his • third bat trick of the playoffs, slips through tight quarters, Estancia 's Luis Rivera (11) goes up for a forceful header to maintain control and Islas gives bis coach a championship hug before displaying the whinhig hardware. . ... ... . l DAILY PILOT PHOTOS BY MARIANNA DAY MASSEY ' - • Eagles win CIF Southern Section Division IV crown behind Mendoza's third playoffs hat trick. Joseph Boo DAILY PILOT LA MIRADA Through · it all, Estancia High'S'boys soccer team had confidence. The Eagles had confidence · be"f ore the 2000 season, coming off a first- round exit in the CIF Southern Section Division IV playoffs. They had confi- dence during a sea- son wl:iere they outscored oppo- nents, 93-9, won their final 12 regular season games and captured the Pacific Coast League title. And the Eagles had confidence whel'l they were up, 3-0, against Bishop Montgomery in the championship game . Saturday morning at p La Mirada High, and it never wavered when they were a man down and had their lead cut to one goal. Irving Islas (be hind) goes head-to- bead with Bishop Montgomery's Stephan Petti (3) in the title game. Their confidence remained firm. and 1t paid off m a 5-2 vic- tory over the Krugh ts, giving Estancia (20-1-1) the Division IV crown and its first boys soccer title since 1985, when it won its only other championship m Division 2-A •1t•s been a long bJne," Estanaa Coach Steve Crenshaw said. •I expected it from these guys smce they hrst ca.me to Estanoa. I knew they could do 1t I knew they had 1t in them since they were in Junior tugb. • Estanoa's 122 team goals is the hfth most m CIF Southern Section history. Forty-six of them were from c;eruor forward Esaul Mendoza. who scored once m the ftrst hall and delivered two second-hall goals that were the daggers m the Knights' chances. His two scores came after Bishop Montgomery, the top seed in the playoffs and unbeaten 1n 21 previous games, cut the Eagles' lead to 3-2 and had a one-man advantage. "This feels really good." Mendoza said "It's really exciting. We were confident about this game. and we knew we were going to win.• In the first half, it looked as il Del Rey champion Bishop Mont- gomery (21-3-3) would be anoth- er victim under Estancia's steam- roller, which paved its playoff opponents by a score of 24-3 entering the finals. The second- seeded Eagles scored three goals in a 10-rninute span to break open a scoreless struggle. Estancia senior d efender John Alderete got the Eagles' first goal 10 the 23rd minute when he shot the ball in the net off a bounced throw-in. One minute later. Estancia senior Cesar Terrones took a lob pass. dribbled around "It's been a long time. 1 expected it from these guys smce they first came lo Estancia. I knew they could qo it. I knew they had it in them since they were in junior high ... ,, Steve -Crenshaw Estancia High boys soccer coach a Bishop Montgomery defender. moved to the center of the field. and rifled the ball in the goal for · his 34th of Ute year. --------- Mendoza capped off the Eagles' offensive blltz m the 34th minute when he scored off a comer ki ck m remarkable fash- ion. He didn't take the comer, he delivered 1t, bending the ball just inside the right goal post. "I was aiming for the goal,-he aid. "I 1ust cwved it tn.• Bishop Montgomery was down 3-0, but 11 very well could have taken a 4-3 lead in the first half. Bishop Montgomery's Michael Junenez kicked one ball past the goahe, but it barely went wide. The Knights' Sean Ma ey had a chance off a defensive rruscue, but be couldn't held a clean shot. And a Bishop Montgomery header hit the nght goalpost But the Knights' closest call came on theU' econd shot, when Matt Blanco fired a shot past falling E~dllod goalkeep- er Hilario Arriaga, who had 11 saves 10 the game Amaga just deflected the ball with his foot and saved a goal Up 3-0 and minutes before halftime, disaster struck for Estancia. The Eagles picked up a red card m the fU'St half injury time and lost Jorge Lopez for the balance of the game. On the direct kick that followed, Junenez flew m from the left side and beaded the ball m. Bishop Montgomery scored again after halfbme when Paul Leach dribbled a slow pass mto Estanoa' penalty area that teammate Jonrobert Lang smashed m. ·n took a while for us to adjust,• Arriaga, a senior, said. "The m.idfielders were leaving gaps. But we knew we were going to pick it up.· •we were tentative, and our guys started backing "Up,• Crenshaw said. •w e don't play like that.· With only nine players, Estancia SWltched to a 2-3-4 fonna- tion and decided to let forwards Mendoza and Terrones loose. ·1 told Mendoza I wanted him to start moVl.ng up the field and attack,• Crenshaw said. Despite Bishop Montgomery having one extra player. Men- doza made tts advantage a moot pomt In the 56th minute, he launched an improbable shot 30-yards lrom the goal that found the bt\ck of the -net on the nght ide Eight minutes later, Estanaa 1'Dldf1elder Lws Rivera kktecl a cross pass that set up an easy goal ror Mendoza. •1bJs team doesn't have to change the way it plays,• Men- doza said. •we never give up, and we knew we were going to . . K'Ote. Alter that, Estanoa's defense of Alderete, Edson Anay' Omar Navarrete and Fernando Medina, and it's midfteld al Illas, Rivera and Armando Ortiz damped down on Bllbol» Montgomery until the final whistle. ' And Crenshaw finally won his long·t0\1ght C'hama*» .. for Estanda with a bunch ot players he met While CM'tieg aga1nlt tbml in youth IOCCeJ, ·0ur mm beet them in the uons Cup fiMl in the ftftb. • mtb~ and that find them up," he Mid. "They ~ 9"IY day and Worked all year ln trying to beat m tt. lllmt YM'·" Yeuw later, er.mhaw end bis lq\l9Cl w ",.._ .a S..Dde ad won• CIP ~In ttillr tlMl ~ • ..... "AlllllWglalbalWballl_I __ _ .............. Owllbaw 111111. ..,, .... '-.. about et." I .. . _1o_Monda>; __ ~,Moroh--·~6,2_ooo _____________________ sPQRfS_· ________ --=--------------~----i~_Pi_~ DAILY Pl.OT PHOTOS BY TAYA ICASHU8A Anglel' pitcher Mike Amour guards home plate against a nm.ner a.t third base In Saturday's Costa Mesa American League LltUe League play, in conjunction with Opening Ceremonies at Costa Mesa High. A ·21 ST-CENTURY PLEDGE With Opening Day now a memory, it's time to crack down early. I trust in God; I Jove my country and respect its laws; I will play fair anp strive to win; But win or lose, I will always do my best. M d with that, the 2000 youth. o ... ning aseball and softball "Opening r..=r. ay" ceremonies have come and DAY gone, almost. Despite some unfriendly weather all the different leagues, with the exception of the Newport Beach Little League (their opening day was pushed back to March 11), battled through the dark and chilly Saturday afternoon, putting a plethora of fun, prizes and mayhem right at the kiddies' fingertips. ' ·, . • \ -. '.. .A ....... ~ Tony Ahobelli YOOIHSIUl5 Carnival rides, barbecues, aerial artists, parades, handshakes from mayors, smoke-free rides on fire trucks and handcuff-less tours of police cars, guest appearances from former big league ball players, more sports memorabilia than Cooperstown, more junk food than Willy Wonka's deepest fantasy and, oh yeah, baseball and softball. I hate to think what would happen if a team from around here wins the Little League World Series some day. The occasion would make the Toshiba Classic look like a c-0mpany pee-wee golf trip. Tirnes have changed from the old Harbor Area Baseball days of T-shirts, Toughskins and tennis shoes for unHorms, no curveballs allowed (something that should continue) and the closest thing to a carnival was the Orange County Fair. Not that I'm jealous or anything. One thing that has remained true throughout the years is the word, "fun.• This past weekend was the purest form of fun in youth baseball. I mean, jeez, how could you NOT l,lave fun with all that stuff going on? Alter the bells and whistles stop and the game itself is the only thing going on, for some, the fun stops. I'm not talking about the youngsters. I used to walk around for hours with a Kermit the Frog on my arm and that would entertain me all day. Needless to say, youngsters can have fun with anything. It's you parents, I'm most concerned with. The game becomes a life-or-death struggle for some. I watch you when l cover the games and I must say, it's more entertaining than Kermit was. There's a fine line, however, when entertainment turns to uncomfortable, for both the fans and the youngsters playing. So for that, I re-introduce you to the Adult Little League Pledge, which should be said before each and every game played. For those that took the pledge last year, you must do it again, due to some additional changes to the 2000 user-friendly version. Please raise your right hand and repeat after me. I love my family unconditionally; I will WATCH my son/daughter play to the best of his/her abilities without my blood pressure zooming off the charts: I will NOT.give them batting tips~while he/she is hitting; I will NOT give them pitching tips while he/she is in the wind-up; I respect the coach and understand that he is doing his best; · I will allow him to instruct my child to the best of HIS abilities and will not be a •sideline" coach in any manner1 I also understand that the umpires are human as well and are doing their best1 I will sav~ all derogatory comments like •stupid," "idiot,• and others for the freeway when that guy cuts me t>U, again. I will NOT embarrass my chlld by acting more immature than they are1 U my child looks over at me, I will smile at tbem and even give them some gesture of encouragement. lnstruction by way of gestures through a chal.n-link ·fence loses a lot in the translation. • · After the game, I will point out the POSJl1VBS that went on in the game, even lf they're bard to find. Dudgas top Padres; t t-5, In NHBA opener NEWPORT BBACH -l.J, D'Cna bad three bitl to lead tbe Dodgen over the Padral, 1 t -5, ln Newport Harbor 8ueba1l Aaodation, MUlta.Dg DMlkJn ectioD Saturday. . ,... Dizer and a..... lty'IM Ulo cantrtbuflld to tbe ~· olfemlYe •ttKk Minor A Angel Andy Dawson deJlvers a pitch. "Hey, that uniform looks GOOD on you," is a good stand-by during those 12-0 losses; And win or lose, l will bug my child and family afterward as we head toward the PIZZA joint. (Kids, you owe me for that one.) Feel betterf I know I do. Now for the coaches. · Right hand up, ple(\se. I love my family unconditionally; I understand that my players are doing the best job that any 8-to 13-year old can; I will keep my cool at all times because I know that children are like sponges1 I love my son, but I will NOT treat him and differently than the rest of the tee.m; l will teach the players what the words, "hustle," "listen," and •teamwork" means ; l will repeal into my bead at least once per inning, "Th.is is Little League, not Game 7 of the World Series,• just to keep my perspective; LI.ke the parents, I will NOT instruct hitting during an at-bat, nor will I fix the pitcher during the wind-up; I will NOT say silly things like, •why did you miss the cut-off man,• or •why did you throw the ball to that base," or •why didn't you take up league bowling"; I will ignore the rantings from certain parents and go with what MY belief and MY experience tells me to do; I will have fun ev.en if it kills me; I understand that I must lead by example at all times for ALL situations. That sponge theory again takes effect1 I will repeat last pledge if I feel the need to say . something brilliant to the umpire; ' Win or lose, I will high-five EVE.RY player on my team afterward and point out the positives of each player's game, lf there is a flaw with the player, I will COACH them on bow to improve and not just say, •Keep your eye on the ball" over and ·over again; And finally, I will smile once in a while because smiling is contagious. I gueu the mplnls need a pledge too, built OK, here we go. No, raise your other right band, sir. Atta boy.: l will make the right call EVERY SINGLE TIMB. That should about cover it. Wbat, a pledge lor lbe wrte.n. '°°' I guess that's fair. I promise to spell the pJayen' namet right ... I just hope they show up correctly on the l'Ollen and correspondence. I feel deamed. PLAY BALLI llry8D bodel and. Ertc 8-played well defen- sively, while..._ Clacll ~a nanntng oetdl ID the outfteld.. Strong pitching fJom C1• rroa Qm. Drww um. llllr and a.ley O'Dellly kept tbe hdrm' b911 ID cbeck.. On tbe mound for tbe hdNI, a6' 1 ' H2 "1cla. lim· u.d the Dodgen to only am nm dmlDg 1111 lllat. • ' • • SPORTS HALL OF FAME CELEBRATING THE MILLENNIUM Orange Coast • He's a link to what many regard as the great~st National Football League game of the 20th century. Richard Dunn DAllY PILOT W en s_udden death llfl vertime was the great unknown in professional football and television was still experimenting, Cliff Livingston and his New York Giant · teammates stood around lookin$J at each other at the end of regulation in the 1958 NFL Championship game. •No one knew what to do,• said Llvingston, an outside linebacker for the Giants, who faced Johnny Unitas and the Baltimore Colts in the title game, christened by ESPN last month as the Greatest Game of the 20th Century. Livingston, a star on Orange Coast College's second football team in 1949, played 13 years in the NFL, eight with the Giants (1954 to '61), one with Minnesota ('62) and four with the was named Rookie of the Year and halfback Frank Gifford was voted Player of the Year. •Everybody prior to 1955, I believe, played mostly a six-man line with a middle linebacker and four backs,· l..).vingston said. "No one knew how \o play. outside linebacker, so it_,,was a learning experience and (the 7-4) became revolutionized.• Livingston was an All-Pro choice in 1960 and '61 and made $19,000 his final year with the Rams, under the late George Allen in 1966. Livingston came -up as a 203-pound defensive end with speed (he could run a 9.9 100-yard dash) and earned $5,0.00 his first season. Last year, Livingston said be did an hour-long interview for NFL Films and was paid $500 for his time. •That (was) a game's salary," he said. · Los Angeles Rams ('63 to '66) •. CUH Uvlngston Prior to the NFL, Livingston played two years at UCLA (1950 and '51) and two years for the celebrated 6th Army team, which won all-army and But Livingston. a two-time All-Pro selection, will never forget the historic • 58 NFL Championship game that is said to be responsible for the meteoric rise in popularity of the NFL. "That particular game changed the complexion of professional football,• Livingston said. •1t got everybody's attention.• When the fourth quarter ended and the game was tied, 17-17, players, coaches and referees weren't sure what to do. Television was waiting for an answer. •Baltimore went back into the locker room for a break, and about 30 minutes later the referees bad us at midfield and we flipped a coin and started all over,• said Livingston, who played alongside NFL Hall of Fame middle linebacker Sam Huff. The CQlts went on to beat the Giants, 23-17, in the first sudden death overtime in an NFL Championship game. •(Baltimore halfback) Alan (The Horse) Ameche came just over me for the ~g touch<fown," Livingston sald. During the Colts' winning drive, Livingston said Unitas c;onnected with Raymond Berry on a deep pass for a first down, after Baltimore was staring at third-and-long. ·uwtas and Berry had sucil incredible timing. They used to practice together for hours after practice, I understand," he said. After going 9-3 in the regular season, the '58 Giants faced running back Jim Brown and the Cleveland Browns in an Eastern Conference playoff game. Brown rushed for an NFL-record 1,527 yards that year, but was hetd to just eight yards against New York's stingy defense, Under defensive coordinator Tom Landry, the Giants employed the game's first 1--' defense and won the NFL title in '56, a 47-7 rout over the Chicago Bean at Yankee Stadiwn as Huff all-service national titles in 1953. The team, based at Fort Ord, Calif., featured 11 servicemen who eventually played in the NFL, including Ollie Matson, Don Heinreich and Hugh McElbenny. Livingston, a standout fullback al Montebel)? High (Class of '49), arrived at Orange Coost when the school bad dormitories left from World War II, when the parcel served as a military air force base. Under Coach Ray Rosso, the '49 Pirates finished 8-2, outscoring their opponents, 220-58. "Our No. 1 rival was Santa Ana College, and (students) came and burned the initials SAC on our campus, right in front of the admissions hall,• said Livingston, whose Pirates lost to the Dons that year, 20-2. "That's when (the Dons) had Al Cannichael (who later played at USC from 1950 to '52). They imported a bunch of people." After a year at OCC, where Livingston was e.lso a decathlete, he accepted a scholarship to the UMielsity of Arizona. But it was •110 degrees~ in the middle of his first night and Livingston, already home sick, couldn't sleep. So he packed up and •skated out of the dorm,• then called UCLA assistant coach Herbert "Deke• Brackett and • asked if his scholarship offer was still good. It was. Livingston, today's honoree in the Dally Pilot Sports Hall of Fame, celebrating the mlllenniwn, met his wife, Linda, at the Playboy Club in Chicago_ "She would not have dated me had it not been for me playing pro football,• Uvingston said. Livingston, 69, lives in Newport Beach and manages an apartment complex. He and Unda have been married for 31 yea.rs. Their daughter, Paige, l.s a 30-year-old movie actress. Unda setves as her business manager. Cdm at University (SD) Tuesday •The Walton brothers key University's attack. CORONA DEL MAR -Corona del Mar Hlgh'I Sea Kingl, 22· 1 and Sea View League ctwn ..... ·prepare for Tuelday nigbt'I nk to Sen Diego where Untvendty Hlah'I Dani await wttb a 24-6 r9cord ln Iba ftnt round of the State DIYilion IV Boyl Belketball Playoal. The Dom .... =by tbe ..aior IODI of BW w 6-foot· 9 Cbrtl and 6-8 Kam. ·ConJM del Mu Co.cb Paw ()nil WM IUD MUddDg far lab· mation OD Unn.tity Sunday J. . IOYS llSllTllLL - • I -~-i~_P_1~~~--~~~~~~~~~SPORTS ~~~~~~~~~-Monday--.March~~6,2000~_11 ~:!'~ ~~~.~~alsGIRLSr~l~ERtPO-LtOe~;n~=~~~r.· :;~~ CdM thr fr M "th •1 ,1 Ann Hendrickson, Corona del Mar Sr. THE UGUi '!FJf David Cottier Sr. ' ee om esa Wl also a first-team honoree. Shayna Kline, Costa Mesa Sr. '. K.G. Falrt>am So. all-league water polo laurels. Locals named to the second team Tina Codini. L~guna Beach Jr. Peter Bakc:r ~· Mike Flmer Sr. were CdM seniors Hayley Hapeman Laura Case, Laguna. Bea~h Jr. Jason Cassi So. Frank Gamboa Fr. Corona dei Mar High, which shared and Melinda Tucker, as well as Costa . sar:nantha. Klau, U~1\1~~1ty Jr. Joey Muelt.I~ So. Cliff Glacy So. the Pad.fie Coast League girls water polo Mesa senior Katy Petersen and junior ,1.Juhe Voorhees. Un1vers1ty So. Aaron ~ el · Brett Hellmich Sr. championship with Laguna Beach and goalie Casey Petersem ~./ / G~eg R~h : /r· Jeff Hellmich Fr. University, had three players recognized Laguna Beach !~ ·or Teresa C<><Un / ~ te..m Nick ~az • J>°· Jon Reddoch Jr. first-team all-league by the circuit's a nd University "'fii~ ior Marion G e Hay~ey Hapeman/Corona del Mar Sr. , ,. . Art Perry / David Teixeira So. coaches. . shared MYP.tw~rs. Melinda Tucker,1torona del Mar Sr. , .ji' . , ,VPhu.11liwra~~all So. Senlor goalie Arin Hendrickson, as Collc:hel' ~ill.Pa. girts water 00 0 Casey Peterseiy, Costa Mesa Jr: 1!1 ,1 gt-. 7 · nu Jr. well as fresrunen Dartielle ·CarlSon and Co Most Valu.bte Playw~I Katy ~eterser.r. Costa Mesa Sr. 1' a es Coech: John Carpenter Christina Hewko, ·represented the CIP Teresa Codini, Laguna Beach • Jr. C~nstine ~owen, Laguna Beach Sr .. ,. .. Southern Section Di~on IV runner-up Marion Gee, University Sr. L1.na Moore, Lag~na ~each Fr. . , Estancia's numbers· .are up • Large tryout has coach optimistic. Joseph Boo DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA -Wl\en tryouts for Estancia High 's boys swim team were held e~er this year, nine fresh- men showed up. That excit- ed Eagles Coach John Car- penter. "That's the most freshmen coming out for swimming in the last 10 years," he said. Carpenter is hoping those incoming Eagles form the basis of a solid swim pro- gram. It also meaqs that Estancia will be able to fill every lane during meets, giv- ing them a competitive squad. The most exciting Estancia freshman is Frank Gamboa, who already has experience in swimming competitions. He will start in freestyle events and eventu- ally partake in all the strokes. "Gamboa already has quite a few years of swim- ming experience,• Carpen- ter said. "He'll fit right in with varsity competition.• But Estancia's season hopes primarily rest on re turning seniors David Col· lier and Brett Hellmich. Hellmich finished 13th in the Pacific Coast League in the 100-yard backstroke. Carpenter believes Collier should finish in the league's top 16 in the 500 freestyle. Senior Mike Fimer is the Eagles' sprint freestyle swim- mer. "Our goal is for everyone to improve on last year's individual times,' Carpenter said . Junior Jon Reddoch is a freestyle swimmer while fel- low junior Phil Westfall is the Eagles' individual medley and butterfly swinimer. Sophomores K.G. Fair- bam, David Teixeira, Vu. Tran and Cliff Glacy have impressed Carpenter so far. Tran is one of the Eagles' top freestyle swimmer. Teixeira swims the butterfly and freestyle. Fairbam and Glacy are Estancia's two breast- stroke swimmers. Freshman Jeff Hellmich also made Estancia's varsity squad. With 24 swimme rs, Estancia was able to field both varsity and junior varsi- ty teams, the 'first time it did that in two years. And that has the Eagles optimistic about their future in the pool. ' HUDDLE CONTINUED FROM 8 on tl\e first team. ' First tum Kirb~ Jacobs, Un1v~rs1~ Sr. Costa Mesa senior Shayna Kline was Danielle Carlson, Corona del Mar Fr. Monica Canby, Un1vers1ty So. Newport pulls it out in the last inning, 6-4 • Sailors score six runs in the fourth inning to get first win of the year. NEWPORT BEACH -It was weird enough that New- port Harbor High's baseball team was the road team Sat- urday, even though it played at the Sailors' home field. It's even weirder to say' that the Tars scored six runs in their final at-bat during the top of the fourth to-pull out a 6-4 triumph over Inglewood in the second roWld of the North Orange County Tour- nament. The game was called after four-innings with the score official. Down 4-0 in the top of the fourth, Newport catcher Nick Langsdoff led off with a dou· ble. The Sailors ( 1-1) then got an RBI triple from Donovan Wong and RBI singles from Chris Ward and Mike Jones. Ward scored Newport's go- ahead run . on an Inglewood error and Alan Lane drove in Newport's final run. Justin Jacobs was the win- ning pitcher for Newport, going three innings. NOtmt ORAllMa COUNTY ~...wr ,...._ HAmaR &. INGuwooo 4 Score by innings Newport Harbor 000 6 -6 6 0 Inglewood 103 0 -4 4 1 Jacobs, Ward (4) and Langsdorl; Enriquez, Flores (4) and Castro. W -Jae.obs, 1-0; l -Flores, ~ 1. 28 -Langsdorf (NH), Ward (NH), Enriquez (I). Flores (I). 38 • Wong (NH). HR -Chavez (I). • Gallardo's grand slam sparks comeback victory for the Sailors in their season ~pener. COSTA MESA -Lauren Gallardo's grand slam in the top of the sixth inning sparked Newport Harbor Higb's softball team to a, 11-3 comeback wip over Estancia in pool-play action at the Cos- ta Mesa Tournament. The grand slam led the Sailors to a seven-run sixth inning, followed by a three- run seventh, turning a 3-1 deficit into a lopsided win for Harbor. . HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL ERIC SANTUCCI/ OAllV PILOT Newport Harbor's Garrett Brant takes a cut in North Orange County tourney action. The Sailors picked up their first win in two starts with a 6-4 victory over Inglewood. Rain e nded the game after four innings. HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS SOFTBALL Athena Vasquez had three hits, two runs scored and two RBis, while Lindsay Moore added two hits and a run scored. The Sailors will play at Saddleback High in non- league action on Tuesday before resuming Costa Mesa Tournament action Wednes- day at home against Santa Ana. COSTA MESA TOURNAMENT Pool"-y ,...._ HM90R ,,, EsTMaA 3 Newport 0010073 • 11 11 1 Estancia 000 210 O -3 6 2 Mikami, K. Moore (6) and c:ampbell; Laopantrak and Acosta. W . Moore, 1-0. L-t..opantrak, ~ 1. HR -Gallardo (NH). Corona d~l Mar drops two . • Sea Kings open 2000 season on .the wrong foot at the Costa Mesa Tournament Saturday. COSTA MESA -Coro- na del Mar High's softball team kicked off the 2000 season with two games at the Costa Mesa Tourna- ment. with the Sea Kings coming up on the short end of the stick twice. In game one, the Sea Kings lost an 8-0 lead m the final two innings for a 12· l 0 loss to La Quinta. Megan Cwry had a bit and two RBis, while Megan and Casey Bunney each bad a bit and an RBI forCdM. Corona del Mar took on Anaheim in game two, with the Sea Kings falling, 19-6. Alissa Zoelle had two doubles in the two games played for the Sea Kings. COSTA~~aT LA~1rt..10 Corona del Mar 110 62 • 10 9 5 LA Quinta 000 93 -12 9 2 ~ Zoelle (4) and Gruber. L • Zoelle.28 ·Tham (CdM), Zoelle (CdM). 38 -'fyson (~. ..... _, .. QIM. ~ 5374-1992 CorOM del Mar 311 1 • 6 5 'l Anaheim battery ~ IC. B~ 'fyson (1) and Cole. l • IC. Bunney. 21 • Zoetle (CdM). COLLEGE BASEBALL lions collect 6-5 win COSTA MESA' -Anthony Walker pitched seven strong innings to lead the Vanguard University baseball team to a 7-6 win over VlS· iting Azusa Pacific m Golden State Athletic Conference action. Walker picked up tus hrst win of the sea- son, scattering seven ruts, striking out four. The l.10ns (4-11, 2·8 m conference) bad leads of 5-0 and 6-2 before Azusa Padfic '(10- 4-1, 4-2) cut the lead to one Ryan Williams reh ved Walker, allowmg only one hlt W1th four stnkeouts ln the final two innings, collecting his S('COnd save of the season. Sam Baeder collected three tuts with a run scon!d and an RBI, nm Jara had a solo hmm and Kevtn Candelaria drove in two for VU. Geme two of Saturday's doubleheader wttb APU wu NSpended aft@r five tnnings, wtth the 1Jon1 trailing, S· 1. The geme wW be COID• pleted on April 11 prior to tbe next GSAC game between the~ ud AP\J. ------CllJCI m V..,,_ Ullh_,, .. AW flllailc I Al\ae '9dfk --JOO -s • 0 ~unt.illy , •• , ...... J ,....., we~ (7) .... llln EU. ..... ~...._ ini.c.Md1'11 a.W·---W.\ ......... ,. . ....... ~'-- WU). ..... °" ... MA. .,.. ~a. JI. ,.,....__ ............ ~ ..... (W). green • Estancia's coach says the best of times have to arrive for this unit. Joseph Boo DAJLV P!)OT COSTA MESA -Estancia High's boys golf .coach Art Perry doesn't like the "team of the future· tag. At the same time, he can't help but get excited about his young troops.• • "I'm not looking forward to the future.• he said, "but that's how it's developing. We'll be very good in the next two to three years.• · The Eagles have no seniors, but they are return- ing two varsity lettermen in junior Greg Rausch and sophomore Joey Mueller. Rausch is ·a pretty strong 1 player" according to Perry, and Mueller has a nine·hole average of 42. But it is freshman Jason Cassidy who really has Perry excited. Cassidy is an Ameri· can Junior Golf Association player. In Estancia 's first match against Villa Park, he was the Il)edalist wtth a score of 78. ·1th.ink he's one of the top five players in the (Pacific. Coast League),· Perry said. #He's been a junior player since he was 10, and he's won some junior tqurnaments. • While young and relatively inexperienced compared to their teammates, sophomores Nick Razo, Peter Balcer and Aaron Rankel played on Estancia 's frosh/soph team last year. . Perry gives cross·town rival Costa Mesa a slight edge to win the PCL. with Universi- ty and Corona del Mar close behind. But he also feels his team could sneak in as the third-place team in league. Whether the Eagles do or not, Perry will prepare them with a full schedule of match- es and tournaments. "The only way you can develop a team is on the goU course.• he said. Until the Eagles fulfill their potential, the future certainly appears bright for Estancia. Dubber leads Dues at Mt. SAC Invitational WAl..NlIT -Steve Dubber was a top-10 swimmer in two different events for the Orange Coast College swim teams Saturday at the Mt. San Antonio College Invitational. Dubber took fourth place in the 50-yard freestyle with a 22.42 and ninth in the 100 backstroke at 59.21. Other top-10 finishes for the Pirates include Geraldo Ferrera, who took seventh in the 500 freestyle (5:05.46) and the Pirates' 200 freestyle relay team, who came in fifth at 1:33.91. On the women's side, Kris- ten Day was eighth in the SO backstroke (31.88), while Ellen Dolan took eighth in the 100 individual medley '(1 :09.20). .. CLASSIC CONTINUED FROM 8 • the IWl began to peek through the gray douds, while strong winds continued to dock the area, blowing tents apart and knocking down signs on the golf cowse. DOYLE' CONTINUED FROM 8 " L~eath in the family,~ Toshiba Classic co- chairman Jake Rohrer said. , Doyle, who was part of the four-man playoff last year at the Toshiba Classic and was eliminated on the first eJrtra bole when John Jacobs and eventual winner Gary McCord both made eagles, said be was aware of the possi- bility of a rain-shortened tournament when be arrived at the 18th bole Satur- day tied with TWitty and Thorpe. year, • be Said. "I like the goU course here and hope I'll ploy well agaip. It Just wasn't meant to be last year. But that's OK. I won the week before (at the.· ACE Group C)a.ssic in Tampa Bay, Fla.) and finished secoJld tier~. and that "Noimany, a storm rolls through 'and : everything ,regr0ups. Obviously, we're di$appointed, because there are hours and hows of work that go into the ·event.• Benefiti.qg the most was Allen Doyle, who earqed a fjrst-place check of $195,000;Without teeing off. Doyle shot four-uJ1?,er-par 67 on Saturday to take a· one-stroke lead ·o..-r Howard Twitty and Jim Thoq>e, then received word about 10 a.m. Sunday that the third round was canceled.' Twitty and Thorpe e4ch won $104,000 by finishing in a tie for second place. "It happens, but it doesn't happen "I was very conscious of that," said Doyle, whose birdie at 18 put him et Slx- under-par for th~ tournament, one shot ahead of TWitty and Thorpe. . "You had it in the back of your mind that this could happen," said TWitty, who wcis hoping for a chance Sunday to win bis first title on the Senior PGA Tour. ain't bad. • . For Doyle to capture his first title of 2000 on Sunday and his fifth on the senior tour, he bad an up-and-down round Saturday in the second round to go to six-under. , oft.en,• said Doyle, referring to his 36- Doyl~ said when be woke up Sunday and heard the weather report, "you had a pretty good idea (a cancellation) might happen.• Doyle shot 67 in the second round, some- times in rainy condi- tions, to take the lead. hole victory. "I'm th.rilled to win under -;. any circumstapces. • It's the first time in Toshiba Senior Classic history.that a round, final or oth- erwise, has been canceled He started hot, mak- ing birdies in three of the. first four holes, then made three bogeys on the next four boles as heavy rain began to fall, He came back, however, with five more birdies on the final eight holes. No players teed off Sunday. The .. event was delayed about 45 minutes, ., before Senior PGA Tour official Bruce _ Sudderth announced to the players that the final round would be canceled. " Doyle said he was infonned of the can- cellation about 10 a.m. '00 champion Allen Doyle the front nine and 13 off the back nine, beginning at 7 :45 a.m. and concluding at 9:33 a.m. But the flights never got off the ground. ., "(The weather) is the of!Iy thing that could've stopped it," tournament publi- cist Chris Premer said. George Archer, 60, who won Satur- day's Georgia-Pacific Super Seniors event for professionals 60 and over, has been battling a nasty cold. I!. • "The golf course was totally unplayable, and tl!at's what made our decision,· Sudderth said. "Three holes ,, were totally unplayable (Sunday}, -including No. 18, and (Newi>ort Beach Country Club) superintendent (Ron Benedict) said he wouldn't have been able to get it playable.• For Doyle, who had a crazy round Sa~day, it was his first senior tour title of 2'000 and the fifth of his career, fol- lowing four wins last year as a rookie. •Amen,• Doyle said of his four-under 67 in the second round to take the lead, when he birdied three of the first four holes, then made three bogeys on the next four holes as heavy rain began to fall, then came back with five more birdies on the last eight holes, including consecutive birdies on 17 and 18. While standing· by his car in the Newport Beach parking lot Sunday, Archer said that he, would prefer the temperatures, which were in the low- to-mid 50s Sunday, to be higher than his age while visiting sunny Southern Ca).i- fomia. "l'm•looking forward to going to Mexico and getting well,• Archer said. "It was an odd round, •said Doyle, who added that he was aware of the possibility of a rain-shortened tournament when he arrived at the 18th hole Saturday ti~ with TWitty and Tboq>e. "l was very conscious of> that, • said Doyle, whose birdie at 18 put him at six-under-par for the tournament, while TWitty missed a long birdie putt at 18. ' • U Doyle had been tied with another player, a playoff would've taken place on a par•three hole. . · Tournament officials were so con- cerned abOut finishing the event that Sunday's format was changed. They had planned to send 13 threesomes off . "How's that for a switch?" This year, for the first time, the event was moved up a week earlier on the senior tour schedule, mainly because of operiings at that time. "I saw Howard's putt at 18, and I thought he made it, •Doyle said Sunday. •But, like the weather, r have no control over it. • TWitty was hoping for a chance to win his first title on the Senior PGA Tour, but the final-round cancellation prevented th~. . "It was an odd round," Doyle scpd Sunday, after the rain had stopped and "I hit a real good putt on 18 (Saturday), • TWitty said. "It had a good chance. Wh~?,. you see it raining, you think you might still baye a chance, b'ut me course was pretty wet (Sunday). • I MUO·m 11 ~ tm1e11 If PUtUC NCnm II AJauc NOTaS 11 AJauc *>laS 11 ~ MmCES 11 AJauc ~ II PU1UC ~II MU: *'11Cll II NB~., • ADVERTISEMENT 200 Burchett Street, REGISTER WITH THE and 1t111t hive• 11t1ng beyertsl ii/art: nN on a blank form p.m .. or as soon tnere· LE AS E HO LO I M. abOYe are apptylng ·lo FOR SUB-BIDS Glendale, CA 91203 UNIVERSITY OR CON-of A· or better Ind• fl~ YOUNG YOO ud HYE furnished by th& City of alter as possible, In the P A 0 V E M E NT S • the Depanment of Alco- Subject to conditions (818) 246·3481 SOLi DATED REPRO· n1nclal cl1111flcat1on BOON YOO, 17.502 Costa Mesa and IS made Council Cl'lambers of STOCK IN TRADE, hollc Beverage Control prescribed by the under· FAX: (818) 247·5n5 GRAPHICS TO AC'. of VIII or better. l.A11rc:I Brook. Cerril<l9, in aooordance wilh the City Hall, n Fair Drive. GOODWILL ANO BUSI-to sell alcoholic signed. sealed bids tor a EstJmator: JOlln Wood· KNOW LED G E A E • .The suooessful Bidder CA 90703 Prov Is Ions • o I I he Costa Mesa, on the fol· NESS NAME and are lo-beverages at Lump Sum Contract are ruff CEIPT OF THE PARK· will be raq\i!red to have The -bein& sold Proposal r~utrements. lowing item: cated at: 211 62ND 4 o 8 E. BALBOA, invited tor the following RAY WILSON CO., ING ANO TRANSPOR· lhe fojlowing State of &R generally delcribed as: Each bidd~r .. mual GENERAL PLAN STREET, NEWPORT BALBOA, CA 92661 Wane 199 S. Los Robles Ave· TATION IMPROVE· Callfomla Cootractor's All stock Ill tnde. fW'llre. have a Class. A Gen-AMENDMENT GP· BEACH, CA 92663 Type ol license($) AP· PARKING ANO nu e. Su It e 2 50. MENTS PROGRAM· license current at the tq11ipme11t cndename eral Englneenng lloense 00•01. Draft Housing The bulk sale ls In· plied for: 41 . ON·SALE TRANSPORTATION Pasadena, CA 91101 STEP 5 BID OOCU· time of submission of the &oodwW '1ea1e leMefloW and also be prequalifled Element for the City ol tended to be COj'lSUm· BEER AND WINE - .. PROVEMENTS (626).795-7900 .MENTS. UNIVERSITY Bid. implOll~ll .,;.s CO\leunt as requl,red by law. Cost a Me s a . mated at the office o1 EATING PLACE PROGRAM . STEP 5 FAX: (826) 795-0513 w I L L N 0 T I F y General Building llOl IO~ The City Council of Ille Envlronm11ntal De· The ESCl'OW Forum and PUbllshed Newport PROJECT NO. Estlmator: David Elmore SUBCONTAACTORS Contractor ud &R loc:aled 11• City of Costa Mesa re· termlnallon: Negative the a11tlcfpated sale date Beach-Costa Mesa 9115t0 PREOUALIFIED WHO HAVE REGIS· (License Classlllcatlon) 2603 MU. SIJWI 1150· serves the right lo reject Deolaratlon. Is Maroh 22, 2(JO() Dally Pilot March 6, 13, UNIVERSITY OF SUBCONTRACTORS TEAED WITH DESIGN B lrvlllt CA 92614 ' ' any Of all bi<fs. IF THE AFOREMEN· The bulk sale is sub· 20, 2000 M783 CAUFOANIA, NOTE: For the pr.-AND CONSTRUCTION (License Code) The IMl\t sale is The Contractor shall TIONED ACTION IS )eel to Calilomla Uniform crry OF • IRVINE quellfledtradeaofMa-SERVICES OR CON· THE REGENTS OF . IMled be comply w ith the CHALLENGED IN CommerdalCode ~l- DESCRtP110N OF aonry, Mechlnlcil and SOUDATED REPRO· THE UNIVERSITY OF ::ed at '°11it 0~ provlslont ol Section COURT, the dlallenge Section 6106.2 NEWPORT BEACH WORK: E1ec:tr1ca1 Contractor GRAPHICS, OF AD· CALIFORNIA TEAM ESCROW INC 1no to 1780, Inclusive. may be limited to only YES/NO y NOTICE The proposed project muat uae only thoM DENDA WHICH ARE Maren, 2000 · ol the Cali1omla Labof lhose Issues raj5-d at The name and ed· INVITING BIDS lncludea constNcilon of Maaonry, •hanlcal AVAILABLE AT DE· Published Newport :! . 111~~~ sale Code; the prevailing .rate the ·pup11c hearing de· dress of the person with Sealed bids may be a 580,000 o.g.s.f. partt-and Electrical eubcon-SIGN AND CON· Beach-Costa Mesa • • and scale of wages es· seritM1cf·1n this notfoe or whom claims may be received at the office of Ing atruc:ture (~ v.ctora 1191*9 beloW, STRUCTION SE~V-Dally Pilot ·March 6, ~e ~ ~ U !' tabllshed by the .City ol In w r It ten co r • tiled Is The Escrow Fo-the City Clertt, 3300 as a Type II tire rated .mo hava bMrl pr.-ICES. 2000 a..,.... IO -• COsta Mesa, Whictl are re11ponde11ce deliYered rum, 23161 Lake Center Newpor1 Sovlevard, with a · S4 oocupancy) quellfled by tn. Uni-· M779 form COlllOICrdal Code on Ille with)he City Clerk to the City Council at, or Or., Ste 120. lake For, P.O. Box 1788. Newpol1 Which will be a seven· vanltY orcallfomla. TWO MANDATORY Fictitious Business Sectioa 6106·2• YESfN9 ol the City of Costa prior to. the public hear· est. CA 92630 and the Beach. CA 92658·8915 leVel facility providing PRE QUALIFIED MA· :J:.:Nc'e~ 0 sh~llo ~e Name Statement ~r 6~~ 't .,.': ;:::: Mesa; 1and s~att 'r1b edrt Ing. . ._. last date tor tmng claims until 11 :00 a.m. on the 1,800 space$. As an Af· SON RY SUBCON-"Aid as f()jfows: The f()jlOWing persons ~ W; ·.• .,; penalt e, s p escr e NOTICE IS FURT'"!ER by any Cfeditors shalt be 28th day of March 2000, ternate to this pl'Ojec;t, a TRACTORS ARE: '"' doi bu 1 . -o.-.on -therein or GIVE-N that as said time Marett 21, 2000, Whioh 11 at Which lime such bids 45,600 a.I. olflce bultO· RI R MASONRY, 9:00 A.M. Friday, ~~~fessn~I ~=n:sby Pf'Ollldcd.l . nonoomptlance of said and place all Interested the business day betore shaM be opened and Ing (also designed as a 5337 Cahuenga BIVd Mlrch 101 2000 S7 nc -ud llddress Code. persons may appear the sale date specified read '°' Type II fire rated with a B Bl=. A, Unit E 1, North University ol C.allfomla, ~7:9t ~~rc:'~sta of Ille peno11 wldl ~ MARY EUIOTT, and be. heard by tile Ct'ly aoove. S2NO STREET/ oocupaflCY) wiH be ad· H • CA 91801 Irvine, Berkeley Place . .. clalma may be filed IS Deputy City Clef1I Council on the aoove Dated: 2116/00 NEWPORT dedtothesoutheas1oor· c: ) 877·21'8 Building, Room 200l, Mesa, CA. 92627 TEAM ESCROW INC.. City of Coate M... ftem. BUYER(S): BOULEVARD STREET ner of the parking struc· FAX: (323) 877-1715 Irvine, California 92697 2dr~~ EMa~~~segf· 131.51 Brookbnc SI .. Pubtlshed Newport MARY T. ELLIOTT, /SI NARONG REHABIUTATlON lure. Related roadway REYES MASONRY (949) 824-6630 and · ·• Gatde11 Grove. CA 928-0 Beach-Costa Mesa 0eoutY City Clertl CHAECHUEN and Improvements Include CONTRACTORS, INC., $:00 A.M. Frld•y, ~~~ ~e:ne~:·1:2:;. &lld Ill~ last day for fll;ill& Daily Pilot February 28, Publfshtid Newport Published Newport 30TH STREET/ linprovemerns to 1he on· P .O . Box 9 1 o , Mlrch 24• 2000 ducted bu· an lndfvldual clalma by llf'/ credlcor Mardi 6, 2000 . Beach-Costa Mesa Beach-Costa Mesa NEWPORT campus Intersection of Lemonwood Drive, Universl~ 01 Calllomla, Have Yydu started lllall ~Mardi 29, 2000. • .. 'Mn2 Daily PilOt March 6, Dally Ptlol March 6, BOULEVARD STORM Pereira Onve and 'Per· Santa Paula, CA 93061 lrvl\:1, ~eley ~ce doing business yet? which ii Ille buiw day PUBLIC NOTICE 2000 2000 ORAIN eira Drive, Which 15 ~r-(805) 525-8134 ~lrw!'.tam:i:: 9269~· Yes 1•1986 bcfOR 111.e udciplted sale Notice ls hereby given Mn8 M780 IMPROVEMENTS, rently aUgned as a F'AX: (805) 933-2282 (949) 824--6630 Josepl'l Mastrosetio cllle spcc11ied etiove. tllal the undersigned will CNS 1768457 Fictitious Business Tltle of Project T·lntersectlon with a PREOUAUFIED ELEC-A1TENDANCE AT This statement was Daled: fcbru.ry 29. 2000 be St>ld at public auction E N 37993 Neme Sta .. ment Contract No. 3245 stop sir. This lntersec-TRICAL SUBCON· BOTH PRE BID CON-filed with the County nN YOUNG YOO, HYE on Mar. 13. 2000 at acrow o: The lollowin rsons $565,000 lion wl be modified to TRACTORS ARE: FERENCES. IS MAN-Clertt of Orange County BOON YOO. a.yens\ 11 :AM at Starving NOTICE TO are doing busi~ as· EnglMl('t Ettlmate create a "free·ripht" to ANDERSON I DA TORY FOR ALL on 02tl0·2000 Newport 8e8C.h·COl&a Scholar's Mini-Storage, CREDITORS OF Chel -Pai;y•a lataild Approvad bY relleve congestion at HOWARD, PREQUALIFIEO PRIME 20006819372 Mcaa 1957 Newport Blvd., BULK SALE St le G 'II 408 E /81 Don Webb, peak traffic hours. The 1791. Reynolds Avenue, ONTRACTORS THE Daffy Pitot Feb. 14, 21, CNS'94600.'"'-S Mn Costa Mesa, CA 92627 (UCC Sec. 6105) ~~ ~. ~ Public WOftla OINetor projected Contract Tlme Irvine, CA 92614 ~EETINGS w.i BE 28 Mar. 8 2000 M766 6. 2000 (949) 831·3379. NOTICE IS HEREBY Cali1omla 92661 Prospectfve bidders !Of the prOject Is IP· (949) 250-4555 • ' · -•2003 Prima Martini le IA may obtain one aet ol proximate"' sixteen (16) FAX·~949) 250-l9l8 CLOSED AT 9.05 A.M. Fictitious BuslnHs CrTY OF u~~ nOid II • GIVENlhatabulksa "' Paul David Bennett, bid documents at no ., . ANY PRE-QUALIFIED N•me SUtement COSTA MESA """"e ems. about to be made. The 1200 Pacific Coast Hwy .. _ _... of .._. montha. RIV RIA ELECTRIC PRIME CONTRAC· #1800 Blll Rea, Office name(s) bu&lness ad-#325 Hunllngton ooet at to ... unice 1'"' Con1tructlon Coat OF CALIFORNIA, TORS AR. RIVINO AF· The fojloWfng pe~ ORANGE COUNTY fum & supplies dress(es) of the Seller(s) Beach: Califomla 92648 PubNc Works Depart· Eatlmate for P1rtllng 20 Journey, . TER TMS TIME W1U are doing business as. CALIFORNIA •2042A, Michelle are· JlWARAK WICHAI, This bualnesa Is COO· ment. 3300 Newport Strveture: •te,200,000 Aliso Viejo, CA 92656 NOT BE ELIGIBLE TO Accelerated Outsource, NOTICE Baurmann, HousehOld 21 i 62NO STREET ducted bu· an ln<tMdual Boulevard, P.O. Box Conatructlon Coit (949) 349-8800 5405 Alton Parkway, INVffiNG BIDS llems H c · 1 • 1788. Newpon Bead'I, Ettlmate for Olflca FAX: (949) 34lHl855 PARTICIPATE IN THE Suite: 5A·2.47, Irvine, 12704 12052 Phm NEWPORT BEAC • A Have you &tarted CA 92658-8915. Bulldlna: p 000 000 SASCO BID PROCESS AS A Calltomla 92604 ·NOTICE IS HEREBY H h 'wa ' p 92663 doing business yet? No For further lnforma· PROVIDE 'sutMHDS 4701 Von Karm8n 1100, PRIME CONTRACTOR. Brett D. Wirges, 32 GIVEN that sealed H!,~hold ,r:msrunner. Doing Business as: Paul David Bennett tlOn, call Lloyd Dallon, OM.Y TO THE FOL. Newport Baach. CA INTERESTED Oak Tree Lane, lrvtne, propoaals IOf lumlahlng LandlOrd reserves the THAI WAVE RESTAU· This statement was Prolecl Manager at LOWIHO PRE.QUALi-92660 SUBCONTFIACTORS Celtlomla 92612 all labor. malerlals, ri ht t bid at 5 le Cash RANT filed wllh the Counl)' (IMO) 8"4•3328. FIS> DESIGN BUfLD (949) 724-1589 ARE INVITED TO AT· Dan S. Fletcher, 605 equipment, tnmaporta.-g"" ~l1Hs sa hi..,,. to All other buslnen Clerll ol Orange County Publlahed Newport TEAM8: FAX~!M91724·3848 TEND THE PAE·BIO Evenlnn St.er Ln. New· tlonandauch()(hertecll· on.,. 11a1•-1n•U...-::~ I name(s) end ad· onOl-02·2000 Beach-Costa Mesa 80MEL · . CONFERENCES. ·a. ea'1t 1 ltlea as m1y be required cance '"" ""'even dress(es) used by the 2000M21MO CONSTAUC'T10N C~LL':i~:: SMled bid• for the ~4 acti, 1 oma for 2ht STREET ol settlement between Seller(s) wllhln the pall Dally Piiot Mar. 8, 13, = Pltol March 6• 13• CO., Inc. TRACTORS ARE: Lump Sum hff Bid This business Is con-STORM DRAIN IM· landlord and obligated three years, as stated by 20, 27, 2000 M782 M785 JV with OWOC, Inc., A.O. FIEED I CO., wll! not be accepted af-ducted by: a llml1,cl pan· P R 0 v E M E NT 8 • pa~~rvln Scholar's the Sellar(s) ls/ere: NOTICE OF CiTY OF 8195 E. Kaller Blvd., .am Ruffner Street, ter. nershlp · Protect Ho. OO-OS, will Mlnl-Stora°ge NONE -APPLICATION TO Anaheim Hiiia, CA Sen Oleoo. CA 92111 2:00 P.M., WEDNES-Have you s1arted be received by 1"9 City Publlahed . New~ort The name(s) and ~· SELL ALCOHOLIC NEWPORT BEACH 92808 ~1.ai 921-1660 ~858)1 58~131 DAY:... APRL 19, 2000. doing busfness ...,!? No of CO.la Mesa at the Of. Beach Coal a esa dress of the Suyer(s) Isl BEVERAGES NOTICE F ..... (7' •) 21 •191 . Al: ue$1gn aod Con· B D i ,-flee ol tl1e Cl"' Clerll, n . -8 r. : N A A 0 N G INVmNG BIOS ""· .. ... AX. (858) 292-6958 ....... ,.._ -service u I rett • w rgea F I D ... -. ,.'! .... Mesa Dally Pilot Februaiy 28 CHAECHUEN 24921 Dale of Filing Estimator: Kellh Dodson UNIVER81TY s.,........,., 1• n . This llatemenl Was 8 r """'· ....,...., • Marctl 6 2000 M774 ~ llon PLANS McCAftlffv llUILOWO MAREUCH varsity ol Califomla, filed with the County Celifomla, un1M the hour • GEORGIA SUt: DRIVE, App11ca : SPECIFICATIONS P.O. Box 1788. Newpol1 Beach, CA 92658-8915 until 11 ;00 a.m. on the 23ro day of Maroh 2000, at whlcfi time such bids shall be opened ·and reed IOf GRANT HOWALO PARK ATHLETIC FIELD REHABll.ITATIOH, lltl• of Proi-ct Contract No. 3252 . •155,000 Engineer'& Eatlm1te Approved by /SI Don Webb, Public Wortca Director Prospective bidders may obtain one set of bid documents at no cost at the office of the Public WorXS Depart· ment, 3300 Newport Boulevard, P.O. Box 1768, Newport Beach. CA 92656-8915. For further Inform&· tlon, call FONG TSE, Project Manager at (949) 6""·3311. Published Newport Beach-Coate Meaa ~~ Piiot Maron .e. 13. M78" Ule 'ff lie!; tfoa ~/te A GOOD ADI COMPANIE8 INC MECHANICAL; • Irvine, 3500 8ef1(eley Clef'll ol Orange Cout'lly of 10:00 a.m., Mondly, Flctltlo s B Ines LAGUNA HILLS, CA Februal)' 17, 2000 OHTA CT 100 Bayview' Ctrcie 1000 N Kraemer Piece Place, trvlne, CA on 02-01-2000 March 13, 2000,1. at u us • 92853 To Wholll It May Con· AN.DC MENTAS sutte 3000 Newport An ah e 1 m c A 92697-2460 2000M1toot Whictl time they -t>e N.me Stat.ment The assels belng sold oem: • DOCU Call BMctt CA 92eeo 928()6.2610 '. 8Mtecl bkts for Unit Daflot Piiot Feb 14 21 opened publicly and areThe~IOllowlnabu1 l,!reont1 as .. · are generally cletCrlbed ~ Hime(•) of the Sealed bids may be (9"9) ~ Prtce. and A"8matM . Ma . M7e7 read alOud In the COUncll m bull..... aa: ALL FURNITURE, Appticanl(a) ls/are: reoatved at the office of FAX·(949)854-8376 ·r.wg.~.)~7500 wllnotbe-pteclaf· 2F81'ct1t1of:6•2000a .__ Chambers. Sealed CAPAC ORTOOAY FIXTURES. EQUIP· BENNETtPAULOAVlD the City Clel'll. 3300 19491642·5678 Ea111Ntor. Ron Halt Bid I Doc. m nta ter. US usn-• propoula 11\all bear thl ElECRONIC COMPO-LM:==E=NT=·=M=A=C=H=IN=E=R=Y=·~=Thl==appllcarQ====llat=ecl:!:N::e::w=p=o=r=t =B=o=u=le=v=•=r=d·~====~~== PCL c:oNsn.ucnoN ng u e 4:00 p .M. WEDHES. Name Statemenf tide of the w011t and NENTS. 2940 Graot, r; 8EFIYICES INC wlll be avallable '° bid· DAY, APRL 11, 2000. The followlna per10111 name ol the bidder but Cotti Meta, Calllomla ' 1 clen1 Frtdly, Merch I, Al· O.alan and Con· are doing bua!Mu u : no other dtslingullhlnO Manual Ramon Nava, ~·and 11114• be luued atrUctlon ~rvlcl•, Uni· Percy'• Auto, 18"8 W. marb. Any_ bid lecelv.a UO Center, Costa at CON80UDA,_D veraU¥-:Joo Callfomla, LI n co In Av an u' , after the ldlecllllecl dOI· Mesa, Calltomla 92627 R£PROORAPHIC8 ll'Ylne, Bef'lletel Anaheim, Calltornla ~":ill°'betha~of ~~n::!'i 1112 PulfMn snel Place, lrvlne, C 92901 l bldde ~fl~ Have you atarled Coela....._CAma 8::~ D::ihn~Y7~n~. be~tote~ty doing bullneh yet? No A~.7.!t..~ for l.UlftP tum ._. wood Avenue, SlantOn, of h bidder lo ... 1'\al Manual R. NeVa ........ --!ltd .,.,., 8Nlecl tlldl C.lltomla 90680 ,. bid la recalv9d In Thia ... """"' ... °' ... D••rdl•o for Unit Prtaee Ind Al-Thia butln911 •• oon-proper time. fMad with the ~ Prequallll• Prh11e ternatH wlll be duded by: an lndlYtdual A Mt of Bid Ooc:u· Cla11c of~ CoontY ~rs~:: m °'**' at 4:0I P.M., HaV8 you atar1ed rnente IJle)' be ot>talneCI on 02-23- and lour {4) Mt_ad W.... ••II)'. ~ "· doing bu1ln•11 ye1? -'the Ofb of the Oty IOOOll20ll2 doQlme(llt Ill 2000. Yea. 01/24/2000 ~-r, n Fair OIMi. Dallv Piiot Feb. 28~ ~· and ConttNcclon Bid Secuitty In the Parcy Drotltln Meat, c.llfomlt. 8, 13, 20. 2000 Mll8 ~~~~~~~I UnMHlllY of amounl cl 1°" of !hi Thll atatement was UPon nonretundebte FICthlOUi lualriiis ri CelfOml8 IMN. 3500 LumpSutnBaaeBld,••· fifed, Wlltt the Counly ~of 111.00. An ...._ ... ..,_,., ~~~--~ ........ -.,, .. ~-1 S .TARTING ANEW BUSINESS?? 8elMlev • Pl909 • IMN ctudlng nrn91es, IHlll Clartt of Oranga CoontY .... ONll .,...,.. of Thi 1o11ow1ng peraone CA 92MH4'50 f10fi. 80COll1'*'Y 8adl Bid. on 01·24-2000 M.00 -. be rneda II are doing bualnell as: e e e e e e e e e e e llonel lets may be pur· Thi &ncv lnulllg h 2000ll11HO "8ndlecl by mell. Bid Wlndowman, 3019 • chleed 81 Conlrac:bl' Bk1Bondlheltbe,ont"9 Delly Piiot Feb. 21, 281 Doc:umenla and °'* Donnybrook Lane, • COl1 from ~ Bid ONdtlne, lllled In Mer. e. 13, 2000 M771 contl'9Ct docll.menla INiy Cotti Mesa, CellfOmla I ~ the late.. publilhed -aflO be 9Dmlned af the 92929 I 1~~y NOT!! IT 19 iHE sue-St•• of Celtfomll, 0.-'--Ne....... OfflceortneCllYoi.rttof Wllllam Gonzalez, : , M•--t-COHTAACTOR' RE· panrnenl or ll'llUf8n08J HOTICE 'IOCUDI· the~ of Colta Mele. 3011 Donnytirootc Line, • ...... -•• -... Ill 8PON8181LITY TO lilt or lnttn19 Admitt~ TOU Bid Doc\lmentt Wiii not CO.. Mele, Celltomla • • toT19n18CC&tQtylnwr· orMJLKw.a btmelltdunlluthetct-9292e • ance In Thia a... (UCC "'· 6lllt dlllor'9I ... 00 Cfl9rga la Thia IMlneaa 1a ex>n· ' Tiie llUOCNtful IWtr ~is HllUi8Y lncludlO wllh P8Y"'.'.9"!· ducted by;.., lndlvkMI :tbe111,.:::i:: OIV'll'I • • 1111a .... II Jr' onb':. 1~ H•vu:_ atsrt•d f ) i "'(. 0 ti 11 l ( . 'l \ 1, (' t ' . , • lie noi~ re· ._ '° 11111 .... lorm . .,_., P·l lwough ~ =..::? No aull'*'*"' "' IOl1'I In De -._,) ... P-9 pnwtotd In the con-Thll "*"*" wee 1he 8lddlnQ DocuMnel ........ ...._ of Ille lt9d dO<IUmlntS and Nici "411'1 fie r--end IO pey ~ llln 11111'1: !UN nN 11'11111 be~ by a..tc Of 0..-~ _..,. ,.,.. et "' loal· JAl'«J. *' Mm ..,.., • 09l1lfted or C89tller't on 02•zt.2000' Ion d .. WOlte. II». ll'Ylle, C~ 93614 ct-.dl Of a bid bond lot HHlllUll Al 1Mue•• ~ -~ ~.:~ nee .... "*' 10% Of 1t1e ~ -... "-1 a --~·-· ......... u.. l>IV-""°""' d "*' bid, .---· ' ' • ..... W Ou••., CAFE medepe_,.tobQly ao, hlOOD ""1 .. OU*Hllr'I .,.. Al .._, .... of Cotf1 ...... No NUikS OF .Oen .... 66 ..... W•) .......... , PftlPOMI .... be con-PUIUC .. ,, .... lie • ..... _..., .. .._,l ..,... .._ ""'911 tlOCIOffto NOT1CI II """8Y .. lilr ........ .._ 1W1 • _..by Mt! CMftllf'I GNIH ... I ,..-IN All _. 111r .. Mlm•>· •; Clfledl. Cillh, or lllddlr"a ,_,,. .. Dt fleld ~ ..... .... -.... bOnd. .. 00.. ..... QIY • . .. .. -·1 .. No bid .... be OOfto Coundl Oft llclftdlY • .. ..._ ~ ...,_ rl ..... ...._ ... ,,.... 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Fri1IJ~ :>:001>m Thur,1IJ\ .. \\1 dnt•,cfa\ 5:00pm -For All Your Home and Business Needs -............ ....., ....... •• I.lo 11l11o111· Ii iO.tt11-"1 IMlp111 \t 0 • f ,,,, \\,1IL-l11 ii IO.tt11-·1 IHll'111 '~···Lt\ , ,. .. Tu ... ,if.i~ ......... \Ii.Inda~ .):OOp111 ~ mla~ .......... ThuNfa1 .iOOpm \\t-dnNla~ .... Tu ... ~il.i~ .l:OOpm :-a1unla~ .......... .Frida~ 5:00pm Ct I ~~I l12:SI 111..c.ir~l ·l1l:r~-11---~-=1 l~~j laa:==j • • • JIMMY HOTa EQUAL HOUSING F~" llnYT&V "n& D'rll.6C"'M"C BUFFETT lns·1de Sales Portoflno Buch Hotel OPPOATUNITY NEW run wru ru-iuu J.YILl" •" April, Tl'llr 271ld & Sal. 29111 "' ............... "'1111e _.,._.," .. 'lect ,, -. CUSTOM AT BIG CANYON 1-800-995-ltn Representative ~ H1nng immediately , ..... '"'.._..All ff 1t11 u _..., w1tk• 111P.n • GATED COMMUNITY.BY FASHION ISLAND ~ $$ FfT & PIT ............... ..,,....._ ........... .., .. ,...... HOME Beautiful tree-lined streets and golf course I 4tllCOU.leiaDANTIUlfMT I Monvfoclvrtr'$ Represenlollve firm on the Exp a + but not req'd ..... • ,.., """,......., '"· .... laf. ,..lll•l lltln" $1 395 000 VJ'ews. En~·~ carefree living in your large border of Orange County/Los Angeles ..... Front Desk Person ..._. ....-. "11lllltfllltlt11 •Ill•...,**"""'""· 1 • • sttks professional Inside Salesperson. ..-........ ,..I ' r1 .• Prlnclpals Only R apartment home! Responsibililies Include mon~ing and Apply within: "* -w11 ... __ ..... ecc ... '" ••w ..... ,111,111 Bkr/Owner . ANTIQUES 4-tJ d lo ·., · 2306 W. Oceanfront ,_.,... ...... _...,. ............ ., .... o .. ru•t11•1t 8()()-64().6661 ""'ctp1ngcon1 nmtnt . ewpo a ... o --............ "'W'l ... ..... r. I E tvt ping existing customers o servicing Blvd N rt Be ..... __,......., ......... ..,.""'11sffllltlllt_,.,., OPEN SAT l SUN 30-70% spllt. Wt ont our dislriliutor parlners to generole repeal Nick (10:30-S:()()pm) ............ ..-..........,a.m. Tt'CM'laltltUls· 1150 OHIO PUCE lttm Of hovMhod, business, quoting new opporlunllies, Fax; 949·723-4370 ai. ....... ull MUD Tt•·llH 11 t·IH·424·11N. '" "" v. Acre Mesa Verde I I 94t-54M123 qualifying leads, closing business over the e-mail: portofinoOnew ........... oc-•1ttc.llllll0'1Wt•'5M, ttugelotwith3Br-2Bahomll A LO'fllLM8 AN110UES'4·U ph'ont, ond inside soles supparl for field portbeacn.com. AQen1 949·378-0664 -•a• • Exct91lng con11Qnmtnt salts engineers Pequirernenls ore excellent We"site·. 949-673-6942 rvn -30-70% spilt. We buy one r .,. I l lie h Mhold commun1cotlon and follow-up skills, history www.portoftn0beach 1 la~ ARIZONA HOATftWEST ';,.C:~123 ' of p11rsislenc11 and success, effective llme hotel.com ................. : HOMES OF : • • : THE WEEK : : Showcaae : • Homes • For Sale • In Our Sat RMI Estate Supplement I Display Ads Start at $85. Deadline Tuesday ~PM Also ... Open House U1tlng1 Avl . Deadline Thuraday 5PM It Pays to Advertlae In the Bat LOCAL Real Estate Section Call Today II LISA RIVERA 949-574-4252 ANNE WILLEY 949-574-4249 •V.A.• .. ...~I 1-~1 ~ ac~t~.Sl!;.,_~. gr= .,=:=============1 monogtmtnl, good orgonizolton, and Llctnltd « "°' Wt'rt .... 91AL. -,,. .• _, I I knowledge of Wmdow$:b0~ computing u Hltlnt Nowt ERA RafltrTy ::"~a~trn:w~: 1 .&/'! ~f 454 FURNITURE o must. Experience 1n posstvt & Lfoyd p Hu,.,ngton N!WPQRTIUCH AZLR 1·888·547·4926 vf'~vttcr.rUza HAABORRIOGE 'ESTATE tltclromechon1cpl products IS dHiroble 8eadl will PIY IOI YflAll lllOlll•IOIOft.ll •• 8NUtiful Wit• From" (CAL'SCAfl) //A~-#-~-#~ SALE' DESIGNER ThtS ts on txcellenl opportunity for someone lngflcel~l:\1r:~ FRIE COUNSELING Owllllflhepncels. out~amaztlle:::JI I'°' ... ._ 1 '""'Y" .. u"'<lrcc-7u-.. ~~STllOMpr'-~IAMD£0~FUA0Nutl inleresttd 1n pursing o soles coretr A _ """NNY ..:s::neo .... ~ 19 BaJ-. · ·-'-· beach ...,. ..... typical 1 sl keor Inside Solel Representohvt "" ,_... -UST OF unu1::5 ...,_,, ............... 8120 -~ ruvnt. community W1UI pl1Vlll£ of l1ale. Mt-n1 n •35 t40K b -_J rn55 ~ '¥"· _,,.,"" 8c marina. Walk'° Balboa la.land ahops. earns ~ • ., oseo on exptritnct. Uv.Out In All90 Viejo. HUONA REPOS Minuta from Fuhion Island. Extra-lllliln ltllther &Ola & loY9' We compensole wilh o bose salary ~lus Cart fOf twin•. 714-534-llOO new18" ~ .. ?!'.~ ~· 1 .......... ---enu with wood bu.ming setl,,_Slllwrapped.vtrf comm1uions and bonuses We offer MonfTuerNtd. res, .. _. ~ BAVFJIONT ...., ,,_ -·--r-~· soft. lop QUillly Wu $2000 _,_ I 1 'L) d d -'" v~ recessed lighting fl ...., 2br 2ba 2 car' ~j fireplace and privue gange. sac $890 94g.261-9933 mta1co insurance, 40 , .. , on poi 7:30e""':()()pm kfldllll'I $1 15000 ~ ..,... holidays FAX resume: (949) 574-4248. ~ 9'4~2~525 pd.Ing. pooli doc• option • Boat •lip• a.ulable • I I 562/424·6622 P•AT 11™ m;EA · no ptt1. Ave ll now. -INSTRuUllEHTl•-AL .. ,,,.. "'""' I .. --1211r 28• l.Qvefy remodeltd $1800mo Yltt !M9-673-66'0 Sorry No Peu --tor etnlor dllan pro- • .___IALIOA~ _Condo ........ -.11.:...agr-eaeat_~_$1_84_K NOW LEASING 28.R/lBA l'=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.ii==;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~I er--~ 10:30 a.m. Huriy WOl'f lasll Ealt & Jultf I I to 12:SO p.m. Muet Niie Taytor, NJ.. 949-642-4722 109 AP1'S and 2BR/2BA with den YOUNG CHANG 811>y u~trt:ntrf:tutrf!ftttr C-OMMUNICATOfl-4>/T rtlllble ctr, 11otnet 8ftd -a DB. llAR $1995-$2800 Grand Plano Beaublvl Hi-~ BOOKKEEPER ~ Tele·markll trom your ln1innc:.. Fun lob kif • BALBOA ISLAND Sir Jewel On Llnlt ltland lolldeO wldlatm Uve where OCh8fl vacallon $1,095,000 Prudential ca Alty Call 8.J Jomaon (949) ~19-2447 S.. Island Parldltt 3& -Please call (949) 760-0919 gloss black fonl&h, xlnt tone w "" nome, no sales °' 8')ll(5 carlna ptrlOll wtio anion 3 56a $1ig1e levet. granite $4,900 CCC 714-527-<J900 ~ FULL CHARGE ~ Well spoken $1 O/ptr helpfng othtra. till S ,ooOBkr 949~6-20ll SHORES 8tach galld oommunily wf 11ZHOt84COlllOI w•-tr rt ce I YI b I es, ~ ING& 191yearncome$35K IOI l><okerege firm nttdlld THE BLUFFS 28r plus toll, r8$0!1 pOols/spa Studios, 1 FOR RENT · ""'5" ~financial state-; S111vens Transpon·OTR ASAP Responslble. ?:n~.":i~ •THE• .. THE8ESTolNtwport I 11•1EACtWG1!1 :::~,~r;~y:~f.ns~i ~;~::,~:osm:MO wt::=1:: 2.5t>a. master retrelll, up-APTS & 28r olans sta/1 lrom $850 . NEWPORT BEACtt COAST COIN NEEDS .e,, mtnt. Newport tr ttuclr dl1Vers wanted! Noft.. organlll(I Prel111 $OITlllOOll 'i!IJllBM~--gtadtdvlewslcit. 2 pa$49llOS8 7' ocl ,eanCal& 10 $145<>. 9-491722·3898 • . • OLD OOINSt Gold, atve'r. ~ Buch office. ~ experienoed Of eKperienclld w-'Autulll Funds/Utt Ins " bay vii • • ttu•••••••• I I 'Br 2,58• Luxury unit With jewelry watches antiques w R f F ., Toll lr811 888-27&-4058 Of exp Daly N. salary DOE ~· ~ 949·212·2837. 15' ._ bay view. boat dock.sfeled c:ollec1ibles !Mg.642.94417 • fl t I req. ax res. t: 1 ·800·333·8S95 EOE Fax resume· t4t-72o.t104 -------uoo ~E~;~NewCoo-~~~~t~ ~ ~~;ca~642.: TOP USliiEOORDSI t.~:!9::~~:st:~~ (CA~~=TAATOflS ~R~!" ~ ~ stnJCliOrl. 38r 48&. spacious Rental• . • THE BLUFFS all rtdec. Jazz. ! & ~. ~:,Rodi BookkMptrlRectptlonllV We need help now! PT lood men In 0 c and LA 81tas 31dftoor0cean-11a(boi91tW Starting at .. 38r 381 tam""· ball:, 3br2ba lwnllm. wld, trig, MIKE 949-645-7505 OftlceMg(.2Yrs .. olbook· clemosneededlromCOMlo C.ll K1rtt1 71"'3•7tSO deck. Ollered at $1,450,000 1111ege. w/d '*°"'· pnrne tTpl. dbl 11•, S2SOCYmo. keee>tnll. Ouk:kSooks. Word San Clemente and lrwMI M sett Storage fuietant 8111 Grundy Rt1lto11 $1095/MO. IOc:. 1 blk 10 l>CtV5hop'g, Mt-'160-to41 I I Perlecf. Ea. Ouatrof'ro wecanwOlll.goocl!MY txp MIN9f'.2DlysP8fweek 949-67~18f J\urnlahed aptl $21~ !M9-675-08n VEASAILES eucutlvt 410 SCHOOLS blr'fk rlCOl'I Fu rasume to & O'M1 appliances a ~ Cal oltice wo1lo. end 11g111 Of>EN SAT-SUH t-5 etudlo condo. 1et floor, AHITRUCTIOH t4M4W230. Tina 949-888-1357 «12 m8llltll8nCt 9'19-e4'·21•7 I J II I 300 E Cotti Hwy He avail. 6 blocks I "'"°:IDllDOll pool •P• clubhou11. DENTAL liEClPTIOHisf/SEcv ...... 3 2br 2b1, fl'oki llorage, lg from the beach. I-walk' to bcti. MCUrld, TRUCKl'BUS DRIVING UflllO'!°lJ ounr5 lklty Group Practkt In PT w.1111• hrs fol llOOf klldlen. Owntr $54,900 a_.e44 2611 .. S90Qfmo. M•722~700 JOI\ Oii' lnw*lg program! ntwr~ lit NPB Nttda full tlmt Coveltng "°'' in CM Cal MM7s-1032 94orv -it.·-·--a•i =~~~~=· ......... ., ...... :::.. o.nt~l-==-~1~ =Jeny11c.1s1-2:12• OP£H SAT l SUN lOlltly *'tit etory 4Br S250Mlo. 28r 1Ba Ocnlml 1 __ ._.,. 1r1nspo111. !Ion. training • Coob DRIVER COVENANT SALES ASSOCIATES Excllltl\lelMtu V1tdeNo. homeor1largec:ul-Oe-saclol t'1Q APTll hM,lvm.lndry,p•sp, falRENr pllalnenC OMV lees Cal •Dithwuhtn TRANSPORT Coasl 10 FUU.·T1tlEIPAATTIME 48r 2Ba. lllPfOX 2000 st lllgt•neightlOltlood Ol1Y nu~ ... ORJCOMf 1888)402·1924 Coaslruos TeamsSlln STAllONERY /PMmNG 1-M.11111 ""· lrg ldl, Cllal Fp. $470,000. Ao!llU. Eail ' COIT A llDA tenn, ntg 20. (CAL'SCAN) • Crovncllileeptrt •2 cerlS-45 cent.s '$I 000 BeMfltWtlnlnWedv- 714.564-1403 Cottage wta V1tw 3 Jllfljor 1 bedroom and 1 • gattd. WIO hkuo. 2 ca1 get 472 DOMESTIC PT itions Apply . eiq>eneneed dnvers. and NEWPORT STATlOHERS OOOI 1297.SOO AO. 8eliy Juett TaylOI. ~U42-4722 ~ • 1 I SUllMrT 3bt 2.5bl beau sign-on bonus tor u · mtnt. ""-94~1200 S>erktr. C•ll tor appt ' Br 281 • COSTA MESA'S BEST 1H~llllOI tvhtwnll. patio. I.Wad ste I I Hiring now for FT & peritnced ~ dnYtrs ,.,__. Deol. E-1Sklt~-fj-..,~....,.~211:~"""""'~ ~1"9· Exira& ~d I btdl'OOm. llso 2 l>tdtoom 18. llM $2650 NJ. 949-673-7800 ICNLD CAA! I pos · '" own 11 r op • r a I o rs NEWPOAT BEACH tRVINE ...... ..... ......... w run llttS 1 bath Ovlet getlld com-P8f10f'I at Hl00-441"'39C For --·--•-• S!OflOI, larllt yerd. 2 + le COIJld e~ & build 2nd munhy pool terns easy I I I S.Cretarial/Clericel -------~•rof>ele $299,000 story. 949·648·2011, aa:esS 10 1ritway, beacn. 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C..ia'lliw .......... , ......... . .-.. . ..., .. market. you are sure to find many who need your ne1p. A smart move on your part would be to take advantage Of our 1ncredlbly low rates and pla ce your ad with us. Only $35 per week If you sign up fOr the entire 17 weeks, or a minimum 4 · week run at $40 per week. SiZe of· Ad . 1 ~ ~. ';krch 6.' 200o . .. I TODAY'S CROSSW O RD PUZZLE -· ly CHMUS GOHN wllh OMAR SHMlf Md TANNAH HINSCH ANS WERS TO WEEKLY UIUDGE QUIZ Q I • As Soulh. ~ulncrable. you Q 4 • As SOull\. ~ulncnablc, yuu holJ • hold. •A o KQ9SJ2 0 9 65 •lf71 •AK1085 OA OK64 •A lU65 llie tilddin&~~dctl· NORTH EAST SOUTH The hukltnJI .1\3! {lf•lf..'\.'«lt-d WEST SOOl 11 Wt:ST NORTH EAST p-I• Jo Pas! Pau •• p.. 10 3• .... ? Wh11t do you bid now? A • If you play Ullll 11 rebitl Of three tiearts is forcing. ;as it should he. lhll action is c:lcar cu1. Ir not you tiove a problem. A )Ump 10 four he.,.is could re ult in playing in a pool' game when you have a laydown slam 1n clubs; three 5jllldcs could be misread ind lead 10 caiastrophe, and four clubs might be passed. That leaves n~e clubll ts the viable optlOn Q l ·As South, vulnerable, you hold: •KQ7 Q KJ04 o AQ8 • AQS4 Yvur righ1-h.inJ UflpOlltnt Ul'i!llS lhe bitltllng 111t1troffll1lenrt. Whar acuon do you 1ake'/ A • You arc 100 strong ror one no ltllmp. and a jurnp to 1wo no trump in this situation is no longer nalural. The correct way 10 treat 1hc hand 1s double, then bid no trump as cheaply IS possible at your nc.11t tum. Thal shows a balanced hand 100 slfon& for an overcall of one no ltllmp. Q J • Ea51-Wcst vulnerable, as South you hold: •AKQ986J 2 Q4 O AI04 •IO The biddinA has JlfOCCedctl: WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH 14 Pm.'1 Jo ? What do you bid now? A • Had East responded one hean rather 1han one diamond. you migh1 have some chance of slam, if Nonh holds the right few poi n1s. M ier the one diamond response. however, those aspirations arc wi~tful. Since you have liule in defense, jump 10 four 5pades to see what happens. ! Wha1 111:hon du you take? A • Yuur hand is noc &U'Ollg enough to CUC•llld four he&n$ -thal coulil be e.11pc11s111e ir par1ner holds 11 blllan~·cd Yarborough. Correct IS lo douhlo. Since j)llftJICr has not ye1 bid. it h still a 13.ltcout double, but partner 11 pem1111cd to oonvcn 10 pcn1lllc~. Q S • Both vulnerable, as South you hokJ •Klf6J Q Q!1652 o 7 •K65 Partner upt:n$ lhe hldding wilh one no trump. What acuon do you IJllte? . A • Y11u have enough 10 .conduc1 un inv11111ional auc1ion In 11 rnr"c)I'. S1an by l11tkling two ctuh~ 10 inquire aboul partner·~ 11101or-su11 holtl111~~ If partner denies a ma1or by ~sponJ· tng two diamonds. bid two !leans. Since you would simply have bid two hcwu with • weal. hand (or tran~h:m:d lo 1wo hearts), this sequcr11.-e is invi1a1mnaJ. 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