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FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 2000 NEWS ANALYSIS ...... Does .JWA expansion• fall under Measure F? • Airport advocates, political analysts say county w1'J likely, be forced to expand John Wayne if El Toro is i:iot built.
Greg Risling DAllY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH :_ It sounds· l.Jkc d Newport Beach-fnendly plan lht1l wi.U guard against an expansion of John ~ayne Airport. . But those oppos1.11g Measure F. warn voters thClt the 1ruttabve r on Tuesday's ballot won't stueld John Wayne from future expanSton They ~lleve the measure ts rrured with false promis IF es, legal loopholes and wishful thinklng • 1 have zero faith thdt M easure F will protect ~ , 00N lEACH I OAol.Y PILOT us from exi:rans1on, • said Tony Dilorenzo will watch many sunsets when he treks thousands of miles up the PaclHc Crest Trail. The hike will take hJm Tom Naughton. presi through CalUomia, Oregon and Washington. dent of the Newport Beach·based Airport Working Group, which supports the pro posetl airport at El Toro. "If you look at usually die in their teens, sdld Dr. Thomas the demand m this region for alfll.Jle er Coates, director of L.A. Childrens I losp1tal'!i vice, there is no wdy there won't be pres lhalassemia department. sure to expand John However, treated thalassem1a pdlien~ Wayne if it is the only Christian G.oing·tfie . may live into their 50s. Coate:; said. game in town.• Science leader Paul DiLorenzo, a sophomore at UC Much is at stake m Jon Harder Riverside, undergoes blood transfus10n!i the Herculean battle says churches evety four weeks. Until recently, he fltuck over Measure F. If should try to an rv needle into his leg that fed him med1- . passed, the irut:Jative unit e county ·eXtramzle cine overnight. Doctors have since changed would require two• residents. Uu.rds voter approval his treatment to a single 72-hour do e once See stOf'}', for new airports, haz a week. Page 4. ardous waste land Tony Dilorenzo will hike thousands of miles up the West Coast The drug, Desferal, helps control the fills and jails. amoun5 of toxic Lron pumped mto hls body More explicitly, the measure reads to raise money and awareness to fight his brother's illness from his blood.transfusions. Without the that any phyStcal expansion and change medication, Paul's liver would stop workmg m operations at any eXlSl:Jng d.ll'pOrt Crest Trail - a tuke that will take him more It wasn't always easy to convmce hun to must be subjected to the same formula Andrew Gl• zer stick the long needle mto hts leg for I 0 than four months to complete - to raise San Francisco land-u e attorney DAllY PILOT hottrs a day. Richard Jacobs. who wrote the measure, money and awarene s to fight thalassemia. e'll walk thousands of mtles, chmb "When r was a lod, I'd be running said it would be hypocntical to reqwre a d rare and fatal Ulhented blood disease. mountains and cross deserts for his around my house trying to gel awdy from two-thirds ma1ority lo dpprove an au His younger brother, Patti Dilorenzo, port at El,loro and not for John Wa yne little brother. Llterdily. my parents and brother," Paul said. "They H was diagnosed·with the disease when he would have lo hold me down.• "Part ot the t.lu.nkmg was thdt we "•M y body's going to take a beating." said was just a year old. "It still chokes me up,· said Tony have to be consIStenl , • he sdld "The 26-year-old Costa M esa resident Tony , Those suffering from thalassenua have DiLorenzo. · 1 really want to give bdck to my mtent was not only to protect dues DiLorenzo, an avid hiker. an irregular amount of red blood cells - brother.· . around El Toro, but also around John Wayne. The measure does give them the "But I'll be focusing on why I'm doing cells that carry oxygen throughout the body. With his hike. which will take him protection they don't have right now.· this. It's not personal anymore.· Without medicdtion and regular blood DiLorenzo will be walking up the Pacific transfusions, severe thalassemia sllfferers SEE HIKE PAGE 8 SEE JWA PAGE 7
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A childhood hero encountered MID ON THI Tll INSIDE SPOlfS TODAY Who et5e. but AmoW t was Jttne 1966. I was 12 Olympic where 1 was. ~ hlrMrl "The King" JOln5 the ' I years old. · Club in Palmer had blown a sev· Senior Toshiba fiekl fOf' the first time M y family was vacation Sa'ii Fran en-shot lead on the final OMSk, and is~ as USUll, to ing for two w eeks on the cisco. As a nine holes and was caught fint raund attract the huge gallefy known as Amie's Atrrry Also South Shore of Lake Tahoe. young and ued by Billy Casper. I Tee tunes start featured Is the SenlOf PGA There w as boating, swim golfer, I cned on that w alk.back lo at 8:30 a.m.; ESPN coverage from hoon to 2 p.m. Tours C\lmYlt money IHdef. ming, hilting and horseback loved the cabin. .,_...... considef'ed riding - everything a kid Arnold Palmer lost the next day "9g ants P'olrtt Senior o.y Seruors age 60 and older ~ of the flVOMes ais the would want to do. Palmer. man 18-hole playoff. 54-hole tournament begins But first things first. O n the Fast forward to t 978: I'm can purchase tickets at admission gates for the today...... ,. Md ,, Each morning at the M onday selling radio advertising in discount price of S10 , crack of dawn I walked to morning the Palm Springs market. I courtesy of Regents Poinl. lllHID THI the general store to buy a Tom Johnson following . also do a live sports show newspaper. Heading NOH BOOK the final · each w eekday evening. On SATURDAY SCINIS straight to the sports sec round, I this particular w eek, I:m ...... Senior a..k. T~y. the Pilot profiles tion, I'd look tq see what remember running to the covering the Bob Hope ~round COW1ney llMry. chaimw1n was happening. store. The new s, however, Desert Classic with live Tee times start at 8:30 a.m.; ot operations fof the This particular week shocked me. It was like updates from the media ESPN cover age from 3 to Pro-am portion of the Arnold f>almer was winning the Kennedy assassination: 4:l0p.m. tourNmenl ..... I the U.S. Open at the I'll always remember SEE NOTEBOOK PAGE 8 : ·-
DIAMONDS AND Plit\Rl.S: The Orange County Fair and Exposition lllU Center will hold a gem, jewelry and bead show from noon to 7 p.m. Friday in Building 12 at the fairgrounds, 88 Fair Otive, Costa Mew. ..., '°"' -·-----··· ·72 Admission is S3 to S4. For m<>t'e Information, call (760) 747-9215. QSID5 - ..-.-- ... 13
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,' r CHECK IT OUT ' ,-- ,Lighten upJwith funny ·.: · takes ~ tfn . the times . list of serious sell-he lp reme- • f you're bogged down by Alex Coolman dies - from family vofun D AILY PILOT f YI ballot measures and con fused by candidates, it teertsm to writing letters lo hrough the static, he could ARTURO I Congress. almost hear Michael Jackson. may be time for a little levity, SANDOVAL social "Stick with your friends" He could barely hear Lionel with satire from New T port libraries. is the simple message of Richie's soulful croon or Stevie Won You can read about the •sttcldn': The Cue for Loy der's wailing harmonica. •WI-= alty,• by political strategist Orange County dramatic rise and dizzying It was only when the weather was Jim Carville. In a ddition lo dear and the radio signals could arc Perfonning fall of Al Franken , author of "I'm an amusing take on Wash unimpeded through the sky that Arts Center's ington turncoats, the colorful Arturo Sandoval could tune in the Founders Hall, Good Enou gh, Ragin' Cajun offe.rs thoughts Florida radio stations on ~ r~eiver 600 Town Cen on loyalty toward family, in Havana. , ter Drive, Costa I'm Smart friends, religion, political par And when t.He weather was poor, Mesa ties and even brands in this Sandoval couldn't bear America any • WHEN: 7:30 Enough, more . He was stuck in Cuba without and treatise about a principle he and 9:30 p.m. Doggone finds sadly lacking j.rr con radio contact. Isolated . · today and Sat "That was the only way we had to It, Peo temporary times. urday, and 1 ple Uke You can look at the last listen to what was going on,• said the p.m. Sunday acclaimed jazz trumpe ter. •w e had so Me," in 100 years like you've never many problems to ge tting access to .• HOWMUCH: .Why seen them before in "Our what was going on in the rest of the Tickets: S42 for Not ( . Dumb Century," a collection world." But just as music gave San performances Me," a n otous sendup of of faux journalism from •The doval his introduction to America, at 1and7:30 presidential politics in which Onion," the Madison, Wis. music eventually became his ticket p.m., $36 for the 44th presidential based newspaper that prides into the c0'1Jltry. 9:30 perfor wannabe makes h1s way to itself on misinforming half a Sandoval, who com~s to the mance the nation's highest office by million Orange County Performing Arts Cen -. • PHONE: . focusing relentlessly on ATM readers a te r tonight through Sunday, visited (714) 740-7878 fees. Not much in the ritual week the U.S. for the lirst time in 1978, with of AIQerican campaigning with his fusion band lra kere. goes unscathed in this farci hilarious It was an auspicious introduction: cal account of our election social The band came to play at Carnegie process. spoofs. Hall in New York City. Equally unsparing in its For a "The hotel was just across the political skewering is ·u the sure-fire street, the ~bury,• he recalled. Arturo Gods Had Meut Us to Vote antidote "That's one of the biggest impressions Sandoval They'd Have Glve11 Us Can to uf my We. We couldn't even imagine did.ates," b y equal op portuni stuffed we were going to be so lucky.• ty muckraker·Jjm Hightower. shirt For Sandoval, Carnegie Hall was Based on the p remise that reporting, don't miss this just the beginning. nence in connection with the film Washington 's worst night National Lampoon-style per The p layer known for his HJ'riz playing music for 40 arid ·record of "The Buena Vista mare is an informed citizenry, spective on the march of his indomitable energy and his finesse Social Club,• Sand oval says the gen this laug h-out-loud political tory from 1900 to the present. years. The first 30 years, 1 was eral fate of the players in his c6untry with the high notes went on to be commen U your whole existen~e is named C uba's Best Instrumentalist having a lot of problems to get has been bleak. taiy ulti HI'm very happy for those people, just loo serious and you'd from 1982 to 1984, releasing a num my m usic in clubs. For any mately like to revisit simpler times, ber of successful solo records and pil the Buena Vistas or whatever they urges us check out "How to Uve a ing up a dozen Grammy nominations. little Qtings I achieve in my life, call them, H Sandoval' said. to reclaim But most musicians don't have the Sitcom Ufe,"' a tongue-in· Sandoval also struck a friendship you hcive to tigh t very hard." . the reins and working relationship with leg chance to become movie stars, and or our cheek guidebook to achiev endary bebop trumpeter Dizzy Gille Arturo Sandoval their lives suffer in a climate of ing your desired lifestyle d emocrat ...... u-. spie, who died in 1993. The two met neglect. ic destiny. using television personalities in 1977, when Gillespie stopped in Cuba's political isolation, Sandoval In her Sitcom as role models. Filled with Sandoval said. · 1 was moving out of Havana for 48 hours during a jazz. believes, has had serious conse "Greet Life;.,-=., helpful hints for such domes my country forever and n ever was quences on the musicians' ability to cruise. ings from tic issues as choosing a car. ·we played together, and from able to come back." The sight of the . make a living with their music, or be .the IJn- buying clothes ~ oaring for the n on I started playing with him," famous musicians wowed the con remembered for their talent. sulate staff. and it wasn't long before coln Bedroom," syndicated a pet, this new m"'"ume is Sandoval remembered . • " "It's such a big group or great columnist.Arianna Huffing Sandoval was established in a small C uban musicians who passed away, served up with razor sharp The pair of trumpeters seemed to ton gives readers a sidesplit have an immediate chemistry in their apartment in Miami. In retrospect. he and nobody knew who they were.• wit by.self-professed TV relationship, he said. · w e connected said, the move made all the differ- Had he stayed in Havana, San ting account of a fictional junkie Mark Bennett, who stay at the Clinton White like we met all our lives. I felt so great . ence for his career. In Cuba, it was doval confirmed , a similar fate would manages to find savvy solu House, during which she an admiration and respect for him even difficult to gamer the recognition he probably have awaited him. tions for dozens of everyday gets her soundest advice before I met him. I was in heaven.· felt he. deserved. · "I have no doubts at all,• he said. . dilemmas in classic sitcom "I'm playing music for 40 years. from Socks, the First Cat. Thirteen years later, the friendship HYou need some support. You need a scenarios. took an importapt tum, when Gille The first 30 years, I was having a lot record label. You l'\eed a manager. While she again pokes fun at of.problems to get my music in clubs. the American Political scene spie and Sandoval walked together · Maybe I would have been one of • otECK fT OUT is written by the into the American Embassy in Rome. For any little things I achieve in my those Buena VISta guys. Maybe that in her newest diatribe, sub staff of the Newport Beach Publk With Gillespie at his side, San We, you have to fight very hard.• would be my opportunity. But I'd versively titled "How to Library. This week's column is by doval asked for political asylwn. Though a handful of C uban musi have bad to wait another 10 years, Overthrow the Govern Melissa Adams, in collaboration "That's a big step, you know,· . clans Have recently achieved promi- and l didn't want to do it. • ment." she also provides a with JOne Pilsitz.
lllEFLY IN DITEIOOI St. Paul orpestra in C for Piano, OCC orchestra plans After iDtem ....,., tbe 01daeltia Orange Coast College's Robert B. F Opus 15• and will pllfaaD Sbaltalrovk:b'I ·s,m Moare Tbeetre. to play at ~ ~e Center "Symphony No. third concert of season pbany No. s.• nae caoomt 11 t11e Best known for the tune •Tom The St. Paul Chamber Orches t in C, Opus third al the tjmpbany'l 381l ..- Dooley,• tbe folksy trio began in 21.. The Orange Coast College tra, which is celebrating its 40th Symphony Orchestra will pre IOll. Palo Alto tn 1957. In three-part Ane w work anruveI'S8J'}' season, will perform at sent a concert of works by 1lcUel .. SB .t tbe doari • tn balmony, tbe group includes by Michael ...,hetl George Grove, Bob 8 p.m. March 10 in the Orange tar~ American composer Aaron Cop 8dvance. - County Performing Arts Center's Daugherty, ocC .. at 2101 .....bad. Haworth and Bob Shane. •s unset Strip," land and Russian composer Dim: At the Sunday concert, the TtromHall itrl Shostakovich at 7:30 p .m .' CCJlta MeN. Par ticbla GI' ... Nter the direction of Hog h ...... also will be per iDfOimatlan. cd (714) 432... . ~will perform such songs u Wolff, the orchestra's principal formed. March 12. 1bree Jolly Coachmen,• •Early ~agb• Wolff • 11ckets to the Directed by Alan Remin9ton. Maming Rain,• •Scotch and oooductor, the concert will sbow cue the tale nts of the Grammy concert are $35 the symphcmy Wlll begin wttb tbe Klnpton Trio Soda• and •Tum Dooley.• Award-winning group. and S«. The Center is a t 600 four epilodel from Copland'• 11cketl ere 129 in advance, S33 With Andrew Wattl at piano; 1bwn Center Drive, Col1a Mesa. •Rodeo": •Buckaroo Holiday," to appear ai OCC • .. door. . the performance will include For tickets and more Informa "Chorale Nocturne,• "Saturday Por more lnfonnatkm. call (71') Beeth,oven 's •Piano Concerto No. 1 tion. call (714) 740-7878. Night wa1tz• and "Howdown.• 432-5880.
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Arab American Institute, call(760)747-9215. and other speakers who will · Sean Cox, a member of Union Local 803, matches in protest of the use of nonunion workers The Jewish Community Cen di.scuss issues. 'such as· dis, employed by Covi Concrete Construction Inc. at a job site in Newport Center. Hundreds of union ter of Orange County will criminatory profiling and the use of economic ~anctions . workers gathered Thursday for the latest in a series of protests against the company's hiring begin a three-week series of Kinderclub special events for The event is free and policy. Purim from 3:45 to 4:45 p.m. refreshments will be served to TUESDAY Stay Well,• Crom 6:30 to 7:30 Beach. The cost is $10 in 28. The fee is $15 per session. The Friends of tbe Newport in the special book doset next in .. The Newport Hills Garden p .m. its patio cafe. The advance or $15 at the door. 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Bo1QAo Blvd Balboa MARRAKESH (949) 673-3263 . 1976 Newport Blvd Costa Mesa (949) 645--8384 Hr)Tf t' HYAn llVINE 1.7900 Jombotee Rd ILIZAll1H HOWAID IMne DINNER 1HIA1ll (949) 975-1234 690 Ei Camino Real HYATT NEWPOITIR Tustin 1107 ..JombOfee Rd (714) 838-1540 Newport Beach OIANQE COUNTY (949) 729-1234 PElf()IYN8 Alll CIN1ER COO Town Center Ortve · Ir l 1 ,\' • COltoMMO ' (714) -.2122 IOW.KHYIB IOUIM COAST •R10IY 16i1 w. Su*'...... ,.,. 66& TC7#n Centw Dr . Serita Nto ColtaM..a (714) 436-1010 (714) 70MeOO .. •. · Doily Pilot 6 Friday. Morch 3, 2000 The commission will lllEFLY take public input at its · 111 THE NEWS Tuesday meeting, which .Beloved .teacher tnemorialized starts at 1 p.m. in City Hall, 3300 Newport. Blvd. ' . New playgrounds •Apalm tree is for Newport park , dedicated and award The city will replace Newport wins created in memory equipment on both play engineering award of Estancia High • grounds at West Newport The city received an . Park in order to comply educator Tom Fisher. with the Americans with honorable mention for its Disabilities Act and safety engineering on the Danette Goulet MacArthur Boulevard DAILY PILOT requirements. . Andrea McGuire. seruor wideniiig and realignment project. ' COSTA MESA ~ ln a qui- • recreation manag~r. s~d e.t yet emotional c~ remony the city would UJce to get The recognition was part Thursday, students, faculty, new equipment for ot an Engineering. Rroject administrators and family preschool children at .West . Achievement Award pre members paid homage to• Newport Park North and sented by the Orange Tom Fisher, the Estancia High schoolchildren at West County Engineering Coun School science teacher who Newport Park South. cil on Feb. 26. Don Webb, passed away in November. Current safety regula Public Works Director, For 33 years, Fn;her dedi tions require separate play accepted the award on ~e cated his life to the students equipment for toddlers and city's behalf. . of Estancia, who remembered older kids. Unfortunately, The project was to widen him for his caring demeanor, the existing roadway to both playg~unds are too encouragement and sense of small to comply with the accommodate more vehi humor. regulations, so the park will cles. The city was careful "He was always there ·be split. One will be with the construction tn when you needed some replaced this year and the order to maintain smooth thing,· said junior Charity other next year. traffic flow and have a min Magsig, who was brought to The public is invited to imum imp0sition to tourists tears during the dedication offer input regarding the and holiday shoppers. The ceremony. "He was_always replacement of the play area accommodates nearly Cdring about students. He ground facilities at the next 50,000 vehic;les per day. would talk to us and share his The city worked with personal thoughts.• Parks, Beaches & Recreation Commission meeting Tues consultant Robert Bean, The 61-year-old biology MARIANNA DAY MASSEY I DAILY PILOT day. • " · William Frost and Associ teacher died of a heart attack Estancia High Scbool held a memorlal service Thunday for the late Tom Fisher. Froin ates to improve 9cean Nov. 22 in the very classroom "(They can suggest] any left, Fisher's son-In-law Don Johnston, daughter Ann Johnston and Wife Ginny Fisher thing, · like which play views and overall project in which he dedicoted his life listen to students' shared memories. · aesthetics with the use of to leaching. ground is better for the dil fer:ent age. groups, " contour grading and_nati ve Fisher was remembered letics. Each year, the name of ulty, regaling them with sto I would otherwise never do, • landscaping. Thursday with the. .planting ,McGuire ~aid. "They can a senior who has excelled in ries about 'his brother's said 16-year-old student give input on types of and dedication of a Hawaiian us · these areas will be inscribed youth ~ Desiree Hardy. "When I took ~pmen t if they want to." ·- Noaki Schwartz Palm, which wos placed in on a special plaque. Wayne Kraiss, president of -bis class, he was asking peo lhe school's science wing Although they asked lo be Vanguard University and the ple to take the Golden State where he toughl. left to grieve in November, father of two sons who were Exam - I ended up getting Aside from being an COSTA MESA Fisher's family attended the once students of Fisher's, also honor5. I never would have VOLUNTE~R OVIC PLAYHOUSE involved teacher, FLSher was dedication ceremony to thank remembered the teacher at thought of doing it.• an active coach at Estancia DIRECTORY The playhouse needs vol the school community for all the ceremony. With the exception of his itnteers for ushering, back for years. He spent 15 years of their letters and support. •He always believed in first three years, Fisher spent • VOUINIEER DIRECTORY runs stage, mailings. typing, as the head coach for track "We're honored by the (students) - be was an his entire teaching career at periodically in the Daily Pilot on a and field and nearly 20 the lights and many other as presentations of the tributes encourager,· Kraiss said. Estancia - he was there Fotating basis. If you'd like infOf· duties. Jltor more infonna· freshman football coach. to' my father,"· said Fisher's Although Kraiss' son since the day it opened. mation on adding your organiza· tion, call(949)650-5269. For that reason, the school daughter, Ann Johnston. roc,med the halls of Estancia "Tom Fisher served this • tion to this list, call (949) 574-4228. has also created the Tom Anthony Fisher, Tom Fish years ago, his sentiment school. but he served Utis Fisher Memorial Award for COSTA MESA er's twin brother and the per proved true with current stu community and we're all the SEXUAL ASSAULT HISTORICAL SOOETY Outstanding Excellence in son who knew him longest, dents as well. richer because he came to VICTIM SERVICES OF the Areas or Science and Ath- The society collects infor· addressed students and fac· "He pushed us to do things Estancia," Kraiss said. ORANGE COUNTY mation, photos and artifacts Volunteers· are needed to relating to the history ol provide assistance on the Costa Mesa and the harbor crisis hotline and at the hos area. Volunteers are need When you need to know... pital. There is a special need ed for clerical tasks, com . • Find it fast in your hometown newspaper for bilingual and bicultural puter input and help in the volunteers. For more infor library. For more informa mation, call (949) 756-0677. tion, call (949) 631-5918. Come join us in recognizing the efforts of the dedicated· men and women of the Newport Beach Police Department The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce invites you to attend the 29TH ANNUAL POLICE APPRECIATION BREAKFAST· Sponsored by the business men and women who work and live in the Newport Harbor Area, this awards breakfast honors the fine efforts of the Newport Beach Police Department and its tkdication to providing services on a daily basis which preserve the peace and tranquility ofour Community. The publ~c is encouraged to attend. .. Tuesday, ~ai;ch 14, ~000 •'7:15 am· Hyatt Newporter Resort 11e;::tl · .------JI07 J""'1>oree------Rood• Nft'°" &Ioele -·--· _l(J(J(J /'11/11 I \11 1//i/\ /:11 ·11/, ,,,,, "'·,,I: 1//11•/f I 11/ Ill Name(s),______;.______Q I will be an Underwriting Sponsor for __ tables of 10 at $250 each. ~ Company.------Phone Fu ______....__...._ Company name on table sign: ----=---- Address. ___--'------.. Cicy Zip ____ •Un.tkrwrltl111 SponJon wl/l ltoJt rwo the next · 10 to 20 years for may not get off the ground. approved by voters Tuesday. South County re~idents ...:.... residents who live under the • JWA adciltional fllght:S in Orange Residents countywide could Padberg said the initiative's back the measure because airport's flight ·-path don't County. . form an alliance calling for a language prohibits any expan ~:bor land-use issues, espe- believe Measure F will pre CONTINUED FROM 1 When a settlement agree larger-scale John Wayne. sion at John Wayne, but if fil . y an airport at El Toro, may vent an expanded John ment·- which limits the nwn· It ·would leave Newport Toro is ever put to vote and have d.ilticulty' r~ving 66% Wayne. t ber of fllghtS a nd passengers Mesa in the minorllf, stranded rejected, residents will be of Orang~ County's voter sup "It would be nice to work Local airport activists said out of John Wayne each year on its own ix>litical island, he faced with only one option. port, the measure's definition of with the South County folks, - expires in 2005, Naughton said. "l{'s irresponsible to say if Most Newport-Mesa • resi but they won't shoulder any of •expansion• will be left to Qelieves Measvre F won't be Political consultant Eileen you don't build E Toro, you dents oppose the measure legal interpretation. Naughton able to put lhi brakes on the Padberg said the fuhlre of the won't expand John Wayne,• because they want their South the airport load,• said New said the initiative doesn't pre expansion. county's aiJJx>rt dilemma will Padberg said. "You can't stick County neighbors to share port Beach Mayor John Noyes. clude the CQunty from expand The scenario could be likely be decided in court. your head in tl\e sand and say some of the aviation burden ·we just want them to 'show ,ing John Wayne because there frightening, Naughton added. Many observers expect the it's not going to happen.•, they }lave eJCperienced. some fa1mess. We trunk our ~ be a huge demand over If the measure passes, El Toro measure will be contested, if So what a.Te voters to do? One viewpoint is apparent position is re8$onable. ~ i, I a bused, neglected and (949) 645-8489. Volunteer > abandoned children. Volun Church se.eks to heal ·El Toro wouiids teers work one-on-one with EXCHANGE aua otlLD • Christian Science · ~ speech, Harder said, DIRECTORY a child for three hours a ABUSE PREVEN110N aNTER will focus less on finding a FYI week. For more information, Donate new school supplieS leader Jon Harder say$ solution to the de bate and call (714) 935-6124, or become a volunteer to churches should try to more on reuniting a divided • WHAT: "Issues Divide, COSTA MESA help children victimized by , community. . .J:iealing Unites," a discus LITERACY COUNCIL CRISIS ASSIS'MNCE child abuse. Volunteers unite coun~ residents, His primary example is, sion on healing the emo The Costa Mesa 4teracy PROGRAM, INC. work with county referrals to not choose ,s.ides. naturally, Jesus Christ, tional wounds created by Center nee"ds volunteer TI1is nonprofit organization assist high-risk victims of whom he ·called the •first ·· · the arguments dividing · ' tutors to teacn English as a is seeking volunteers for its pa.rental dl').lg addiction. Noaki Schwartz spiritual environmentalist.• the county on El Toro. ·second language. A. $30 expanding trauma response· Drop off supplies at the D AILY P1LOT • "The key word he re is •WHEN: 10 a.m. Saturday materials fee provides. pr~am. Volun~eers would Child Abuse Center Office Christian Science leader· environment,• Harder said • WHERE: Edwards Big assist law enforcement, fire in Costa Mesa at 2482 New everything needed to lead a Jon Harder on Saturday will Thur,sday. • If applies to Newport Theater, 300 fighters and emergency port Blvd., No. 7; or Union student through two skill a ttempt to .help heal the everything - our social sur Newport Center Drive, at books. To register, or for ' type responders by provid- Bank in Newport Beach, at county's wounds c r~a ted by rounding, our life tog eth ~r, · the comef of San Miguel call (949) ing emotional first aid and 1090 Bayside O,rive. Call more information, 1 the increasingly emotional, atmosphere, , our thinking, and Newport Center Drive 548-3384 or (949) 548-6584. support to injured or trau (949) 722-1'107 for more matized people. Other vol information. arguments over the: .pro- the media and our relation - in Fashion Island. COSTA MESA unteers would provide dis posed airport at El Toro. . ... ships with eacJ:i,. othe.r." SENIOR CENTER patch and office support. No FISH - HARBOR AREA INC. A group of South County . The airport debate has The multipurpose senior ser experience is necessary, Call 642-6060 to help church leaders recently · split the. county, North ver "In our relationship with voiced thefr opposftion to sus South, fot yea r~. - _ ~ ~ facility at the comer of training will be provided. Friends in Service to God we tmd basic unity, the airport, .S:aying it would Residents in the northern - · 19th Street and Pomona For more information, call Humanity (FISH) assist with which in tum brings healing impinge on the neighboring . part of Orange County, for Avenue seeks volunteers for (949) 588-1414. the Mobile Meals program · and unity lo the place we and provide ongo~g emer communitie~ qpality 6f life:· · the most part, support tum- a vartety of ~sks . For more live and the people live DISPUTE RESOLUTION gency assistance to those in . But Harder tieHeves the ing ~l Toro into an interna w'1 information, call (949) 645- · with." he srud. . 2356 between'9 a.m. to 5 p.m. SERVICES need. Both always seek vol church shouldn't take sides tional airport. Many El Toro Volunteer mediators, case unteer assistance in a vari on the matter. advpcates, especiall y in Harder, a New England resident, did undergraduate COSTA MESA specialists and outreach ety of areas. ):or more infor "lt doesn't mean a com- N*Port Beach dOd Costa POLICE DEPARTMENT assistants needed to help .in mation, call (949) 645-8050. promise,• he said. •A worth· Mesa, hope a second county work at Harvard University Seniors age 55 and up are a vartety of mediation cases. while solution to this isn't airport will take pressure off and r.ece1ved a master's degree at Boston Universi being sought to help sta1f Bilingual language skills are FRIENDS OF THE just ~of choosing up John Wayne Airport and the West Side substation. needed for office volunteers NEWPORT BEACH LIBRARY sides, but regaining respect eliminate the need· to ty's school of divutity. Volunteers would be asked and for mediators. For more Volunteer"S--are-needed to for one another, for our sur- expand it. In ~xamming El Toro tp work two fou!-hour day information, call (949) 250- staff the usea book store rouodings, for our q1.1ality of In South County, where issues as an outsider, Harder time shifts per week and 0488. located just inside the drew from his extensive entrance of the central life.• an overwhelming majority is would be responsible for international backgro~d as libraiy. Volunteers must be The second Church of opposed to the project, resi answering phones, bicycle EASTER SEALS Christian Science in Corona dents are concerned about a Christian Science practi Easter Seals needs volun members of the Friends of registration, fingerprinting, tbe Library and are asked to del Mar · invited Harder to how the airport would affect tioner. data entry and assist with teers for ongoing clerical speak because members of their quality of life. His work involves helping work· and to help in pro work one three-hour shift other citywide projects. per month. For more infor the congregation felt they The heart of Harder's people find spiritual answers Bilingual seniors in Spanish grams for children with dis mation, call (949) 759-9667. needed to address the e mo- message is that people on to the problems they Cece. and English are also need abilities and in special tional chasm created by the both sides o[ the issue are "Prayer works a nd opens ed. For an application ·or events. For more informa GIRL SCOUTS countywide divide. part of the same community doors." Harder said. "It tion, call (714} 834-1111. more information, contact Girl Scouts of Orange Coun Harder will give a lecture and therefore share common removes anger and gets us Senior Volunteer Fred ty needs volunteers to be titled "Issues Divide, Heal- ground. to a stale of thought where Gaeckler at (114) 754-5208. ENVIRONMENTAL trained as troop leaders, ing Unites,• at i 0 a.m. Satur- • From the re, residents can we can find our way - the NATURE CENTER serve on special committees .day at Edwar~s Big Newport find a solution for the entire unflattenng and removal of COURT-APPOINTED Volunteer trail guides need and give lectures, demon Theater. county. congestion in our ~king.· SPEOAL ADVOCATES ed lo help visitors learn strations or classes. For more Volunteers are needed to about their environment. infommtion, call {714) 979- -set'Ve as advocates for For more information, call 7900. "The history of Christianity furnishes • sublime proofs of the supporting influence and protecting power bestowed on man by his heavenly Father" RS! -Science and Health with K ey to · the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy You 'J/re 9nuiled 7o a Celeb.ralion ofI.b e 7.5/.£ 7/nniue.rsa.ry of (firs/ G.bur.ch o/G.hrisl, dcienhsl, Xewpo.rl 23each c5..har.in!J 7SYea.rs o/C.burch Jfislory and Gh'.rrslian Jfeaf.in!J in our CommunI(y 7/nd!7ea l~rin!J an O.r!lan !J(ecilaf6y '. fl.acb 7/nckiese, G.hu.roh andConce.rl O.r<1an.isl_, ._ d alurday, %arch4, 2000 1 .. :J::JO .... .5:00pm .in /he Church 7/udiloriu1n 330J Via B;cfo; Xewpo.rl 23each, California C.hu.rc¥, <:Sunday c5c£oofand9 j:J():J Via B;tlo ')G111Jporl :7111ach • ( 949) 61:J-1340 .i . . Doily Pilot 8 Friday, Mardt 3. 2000 HIKE IElllD. Iii SCEllS NOTEBOOK · CONTINUED FROM 1 CONTINl:JED FROM 1 through Caldorru.a, Oregon and tent at Bermuda Dunes Wa:shmgton Dtl.orem.o hopes to Ounng the five days, I raise $20.000 fm doctors· mterviewed many of the ~ re:seardli_ng tbalassenua pros and celebs But one ~ · Sponsors can log onto bis stands out. ~ Web.site - "'...,.,,,..,toaoooo Alter one of tus rounds, ( .ieps..home~ge com - to make Palmer jomed lne for a one· a donaoon and to morutor h1.s on-one intervtew. progress. After eacb of my q~ s. H1s wile• . ~ Dtl..oreo::z.o tions, Palmer began, , will post • ,,'lftUal postcards· a n~eT w1th, " W~}J ~ m • detailing bis postllon a.long the - or sunply, "Thriu, ..i • 'I way 'She ~"lll also 1.151t her b~ f couldn't believe tt. He 11',:\ · band at se••eral stops 10 .Cahfor knew me. ma He was familiar with my She sa.Jd she w1ll rmss her work. bu.sbcs.nd, ·but theres no .....o) ' After all, he supposedly I'm go1Jl9 to taod in L"k: ~-a~· ot owned a home m ironwood h1.s dreams • JUSt above Palm Desert. ...\.J.J.sa Dtl..Cirenzo :.s p:es•de:i That night I rushed home of the Ca.ufo!'Tl.10 Ct.4pler o: Coo to tell my WJ.fe about the le,,.,s A.oeIDJo Founda:ior: e Palmer mterview. I boldly ar~i..p o'?dlca!ed to bnngmg sunrused he bad to be a lis L'lalasseIIUo po~ents tc.. • Books, Games & oveltres • Adult Vrileos frOm $4.95 ~ I...atgest Selection of Toys • DVD's from $19.95-$34.95 "FREE Vuleo w/ea. $50 Purchase! I l. Exp 3110/()() . . Our New FREE Catalog is In!! Lotions·& Lace • ' I Quote Of • 1llE DIY "The key is to keep.my concentration for 18 or 36 holes, buJ ifs c&fW. My mind seems to wander -·" Arnold Palmer, Senior Tour golfer Sports Editor Roger Corl50n • 949-57442 23 • Friday, Morch 3, 2ooor9 / NO IlllllNG ) • Senior PGA Tour's leading money winner would ,1 prefer to keep wllmiitg, bot 5tay in ~~ background. Richard Dunn back (to the game)~ I get a little annoyed when I read D AILY PILOT • someone say that they're JUSt r you still here giving someUung back. don't If you're not here to wm, why know who are you here? Bruce ·rm very graleful for the Fleish~r is, TOSH I B--A opportunity to play on the Icheck the list senior tour, and everyUung of Senior PGA that bas happened is beyond Tour money leaders - again. my greatest expectations " For the second year in a Fleisher, who was second at row, the self·descnbed the 1998 Semor Tour National 1oumeyman professional golier Quahlying School to earn rue; 1s cl.head of every big name on uubal exemption, hnished the circuit. and, from the looks second tn his Uurd start ldst of thil1gs, is on his way to year. But the demands of . repealing as Player <>f the Year. sudden slcudom drdmed htm But, dlong with fapie and physically and he wound up u1 fortune comes demands on his 'the hosp1tctl for five days w1lh time and disll11caons he never deh ydrn lion. dreamed of. All Fleisher really "When I gel sick, I rC'aJJy wants lo do is play golf and get sick/' said Fleisher, d earn money. genuinely honest man w1th d "Do I have to be (d biting sense of humor, who household name)?" the remembers his days pldymg tn easygoing Fleisher said, almost the old Crosby Southern sheepishly, as he relaxed in the Pro-Am al lrvlne Cods.t Coun , TAYA KASHUBA/DAILY PILOT Newport Beach Country Club try Club (now Newport Bedch). . Arnold Palmer tunes 'up for uie start of today's 54-hole, three-day Toshiba Senior Classic at Newport Beach CC. locker room Thursday before a two·ddy rrum-tour event his tee llme in the Toshiba operated by some 6f the ~me Seruor Clac;s1c Pro-Am Hoag Hosp1td.I volunteers who Fleisher isn't a Lee Trevino manage the Toshiba or Arnold Palmer m Classic. terms of ndttonal Fleisher, who won recognition, but he's the 1977 Crosby making a ndme for Southern dnd 'played hun.self now, whether in the event ag{lm in he l.Jkes 1l or not 198b, hdsn't been back "I llke (the to the club since But • The king and his legendary army comes to Newport Beach Country Club. attention) on one this week he makes a Rithard Dunn Palmer, though, the King of Goll, said Palmer, whb has won four hand, but it's a tnumphant return D AILY PILOT • is cheered and admired wherever he Masters titles, two British Opens, distraction," Fleisher Fleisher repeated said. "It's ruce to be he King hits • goes, including Thursday when one U.S. Open and one U.S. Amateur thlS year as champion golf balls about 1,200 fans surrounded the first (1954), which was the springboard. lo ddmired by your Bruce R eisher of the Royal Cirnbbean • tee for his grand entrance. tus professional fame. peers." Class1c in February, every day and "I don't know when he'll finally In terms of the attention with fans, As two-time senior then, two weeks later. routed . lour leading money W10J1er T still enjoys decide to stop," said Doc Giffin, media interest and autograph the field al the GTE Classic in teeing it up, but these .-. Palmer's longtime administrative seekers, Palmer said he's "used lo and three-lime U.S. Open Lutz, Fla., beating hi!> clo e t days maintaining TOSHIBA assistant. "People love to watch him it to some degree. I enjoy playing champion Hale Irwin popped pursuer, Dana QUlgley, by four concentrating for 18 1 d th mto the locker room, he holes ·is the greatest challenge for p~ay, so hep ays, even though it and being aroun ese guys." strokes. grinds on him because of his inability During the informal interview, quipped: • 1te 's 1ust a rookie The GTE Classic victory 70~year-old legend Arnold Palmer. to score better. But people keep Palmer interrupted to give fellow - don't llsten to hlm." made Fleisher, 51, the fin.t Making his Toshiba Senior Classic saying, "Don't quit,' and that's an senior tour player Butch Baird some Just as lrwm retreated into player in senior tour history lo debut, along with h1S first influence on him to keep bun going.· ribbing about his •dark hair, • then the players' locker room. WU1 nine events m tus ftrc;t 36 competitive appearance in Orange Palmer, who caused a pleasant tMsed others, including J.C. Snead, Fle.i.c;her turned and said, "You starts. County, Palmer, perhaps the most frenzy in the Toshibjt camp when he as they walked by. see, he wouldn't say that a · "I can't lell you how 11 popular player in goU history, arrived committed to the event Feb. 9, is year ago. ' fortunate I feel," Sdld Fle1!>her. in town Thursday to an adortng kin th T ast week alone. Palmer opened Indeed, -We is dlffP.rent now who won over $2.5 nullion in crowd for his pro-am round. ma g a rare appearance on e Senior PGA Tour. .1.JgoU courses in Las Vegas-, Naples, for Fleisher, who wants to win 1999 • Pnor lo Uus, I was a " I still en1oy compebng. though il The owner or 92 victories Fla., and Boca Raton, Fla. Another as often as possible, wlule he survwor. I WdS a JOttmeym9n doesn't appear that I do if my (recent) worldwide and eight major course wds scheduled to open in can. He reallzes the proverbial In terms of dollars dnd how ------~cores are any cbampionshi'ps said he plans to play Salt Lake City, but bad weather window of opporturuty is much you make, I've never indication,· a limited schedule in 20QP, with postpone{! it: between ages SO and 55. measured We like that But I •Hey, I'm not going to kld N People love to Palmer said to The Home Depot lnvitatibnal in As Palmer left the clubhouse, am certamly reaping the a small media Charlotte, N .C., May 5-7 dS the only Toshiba tololffiament director Jeff you, I'm out here to make rewards out here. How long 1s watcli him play, gathering in other non-Open event on his senior Purser thanked him for corning and money and make my life more it going to last? Who knows? comfortable," he srud · 1 don't I'm 1ust going to try to be the so he plays ... N the Newport tour calendar. said to ask if Uiere's anything he Beach Country Palmer historically hasn't played could do. need the adulation and best Bruce Fleisher can be." Club locker attention that goes along with Fle1sher, a former dub pro Doc Giffin room .• still at Newport Beach. mainly because of •All I want to do is play good,· Administrative 1 the date. In previous years, It was d Palmer said. ·can you fix that?" wmrung. It's ~ea.rying . " in the mid-to-late 1980s, has assistant to Arnold have run, but it week before the PGA Tour's Bay Hill Palmer,· the biggest name ever to Fleisher, dtep Uus year's won tournaments in Brazil. . Palmer wouJa be more money bsl after five events Jamaica and the Bahamds. The fun if could Invitational, which Palmer hos.ts at play in the Toshiba, ranks fow'!J'I on wtth $426,931 and two titles 1968 U.S. Amateur champion 1 the all-time PGA Tour victory list ------.his club in Orlapdo, Fla. already under his belt, nussed played in more than 400 play a little This year, the Toshibd Classic was w1th 60 titles and was the first player last year's Toshiba Class1c. He events on the PGA Tour, but better. moved up a week, and Palmer srud in tour history to reach the $1 million · 1 get tired easuy. N.ot the kind of tournament offlcials ·made me feel was expected to play, but the woo only once - the 1991 mark in official earnings. early part of 1999 took its toll New England Classic fired you think, it's more a lack of like I could help them if I came." The Senior PGA Tour was created keeping a high level of concentration on him. • Bruce still can't believe in 1980 largely to keep legends like and interest up.• The 1999 seruor tour Player what he's doing,· Gary na.Imer also said he en1oys Palmer active in competitive golf. Palmer reflected on last week at of the Year, Rooloe of the Year McCord sa1~ Sports r spending time at his home in the Named the Associated Press' tne Llqu1dGoU.com lnvitatJOnal m desert and the close proximity - a and leading money WUlfler, illustrated. •He has guys Athlete of the Decade for the 1960s, coming at lurn who were how Sarasota, Fla., where.he made a few 20-minute airplane ride - enticed Rei her won seven ofhoal Palmer in 1960 was named the porues on the big tour, crnd for b' di, arly in rounds, •then sort of him to come to Newport Beach. bUes last year and became the Hickok Athlete of the Year and years be was eating their dust. thing,• and finished the He added he's never played the fust ever to wm his first two Sports lliustrated's Sportsman of the Only now can handle ent at 11-over-par. course at Newport Beach, •but I 'll try starts, when he claimed the be . wv Year. Royal Canbbean Classic and them • •1t•s just a lack of keeping my to learn as much as I can (Thursday). In 1960, Palmer helped usher in Amencan Express Invitational Fleisher is glad that Tom focus," said Palmer, who lost his wife, I have a young lady caddying (Beth the practice of sports a~nts as his in successive weeks. • Watson, Lanny Wadluns and Winnie, to cancer on Nov. 30, and Kaufman, Gary Player's former worldwide popularity grew and "Don't think for a minute Tom Kite have arrived on the maintains a busy schedule away from caddie), and she'll help me." dominance on the PGA Tour that anybody out here doesn't seruor tour to take some of the the links with his golf course design This year, Palmer will also 11 increased . That year, Mike want to win, FletSher S Doily Pilot 8 Friday, Morch 3.' 2000 HIKE BEHIND THE SCENES NOTEBOOK CONTINUED FROM 1 CONTINUED FROM 1 · through California, Oregon and tent qt Bermuda Dunes. Washington, OlLorenzo hopes to During the five days, I raise $20,000 for doctors interviewed many of the researching thalassemia., pros and celebs. But one Sponsors can log onto his stands out. Web site - www. 7000000 After one of his rounds, · steps.homepage.com - to make Palmer joined me for a orie a donatio1' and to monitor his on-one interview. progress. After each of my ques His wife, Alisa OiLorenzo, tions, Palmer began his · will post "virtual postcards" answer with, "Well, Tom• detaiijng his position along the - or simply, •Tom. H way. She will also visit her hus I couldn't believe it. He band at several slops in Califor knew me. nia. He was familiar with my She said she will miss her woi:Jc. husband, "but there's no way After all, he supposedly I'm going to stand in the way of - owned a home in Ironwood his dreams." . just above Palm Desert. Alisa DiLorenzo 1s president That night I rushed home of the California chapter of Coo to tell my wife about the ley's Anemia Foundation, a Palmer interview. I boldly group decjicated to bringing surmised he had to be a lis thalassemja pallents together. tener and, maybe, even a A portion of the money fan. DiLorenzo raises will go to the foundation. She asked how I could "We really need support from tell. each other,• said Paul, who "He called me by my studies computer science. "You name,• I proudly respond talk to other people and they ed. "He has to be a listen kind of know what you're going er." through. But when yoµ meet 'Then she burst my bub other patients, it's a very uplift ble. "D•d you ever think he ing experienee. You can ask might just be reacting your them 'what do you do to get name tag?" Lhrough the depression? How I looked down, and there TAYA KASHUBA I DAILY PILOT on my left shirt p'ocket was does it make you feel?'• Pro-am operations chairman Courtney Emeq volunteers at the Toshiba Senior Clusic. Tony Dilorenzo will begin my mectia name tag with his journey at the end of April. "Tom" prominently ctis • DAILY DUTIES: Before sunrise, with his game. When asked what his hand played. He'll carry wit h him a 13-pound Pairing up icap is, he responded •my game.· backpack, filled with clothes, a Emery begins registering amateurs, check· The realization set in. Pro-am partners ing in pros and celebrities and preparing Emery said he'll be back to volunteer blanket, sleeping pad, fi rst: aid next year. "They said can't resign until · He wasn't a listener. He golf carts. we ktt and a fldshhght. But • WHO: Courtney Emery we get everything right.• he said. ctidn't even know me. He •AGE: 51 • it's a very nice deal because the pros Dil orenzo said his drive to com have no pressures, • said Emery, an lrvjne •DID YOU KNOW: Amateurs partici was just being polite. • JOB Chairman of Pro-am plete the 2,600-rrule hike wfU TITLE: resident pating in the Classic Pro-am pay between Well, it's 2000 and lighten his burden. opefations · " There's gOod camaraderie and the pros $3,500 to $5,500. The money raised goes Arnie's back in my life. Or · 1 won't let my brother • HE IS: In charge of pairing pros and can help you with your game. They're all a to Hoag Hospital. at least he will be for three celebrities with paying amateurs for a good bunch of guys.• down· he said. - Andrew Glazer shining days at the Toshiba casual round of golf. • Emery admits he could use some help Senior Classic. Today, I plan to walk 18 holes with "The King." ZAHER FALLAHI, CPA Sure, I'll have my media name tag on. 28 yrs. exp. €5 · ~ I'll know that we've met Accrg., Audits, Truces before. 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IJ 11 JING ·. • Senior PGA t our's leading money winner would prefer to keep winJ¥ng, btit ~tay. in the background. . . RiQ\ard Ourui1 ' back (to. the game). I get a little annoyed when I read D AILY PILOT . • f you stilJ someone SdY that they're just don't here giving something back. know who If you're not here to wtn, why Bruce are you here? "I'm very grateful for the Fle1sh~r 15, TO-SH IB~A Icheck the list opporturuty to pldy on the of Seruor PGA senior tour, and everything -that has happened 1s beyond Tour mon~y leaders - agam. For the second year ma my greatest expectallons " row, the seJJ-described Fleisher, who was seC'ond dt Journeyman professional golfer the 1998 Seruor Tour Ndllonal .Quahfying School to earn }Uc; 1s ahead of every big name on the circuit, and, from the looks initial exempllon, hrush~ second m his thtrd stdrt last of Uungs, is on his way to year. But the demands of repeating as Player of the Year. But, aJong with fame and sudden stardom dramed htm fortune .comes demands on his physicdlly and he wound up in the hospital for five days wtth .time and distractions he never dehydrauon. dreamed of. All Fleisher ~ally "When I get sick, I really wants to do is play golf and eammoney. get sick,'' said Fleisher, d · genuinely hone~t ltldn with d ·Do I ha11e to be ta bitmg sense of humor. who household name)?" lhe remembers lus days playing m easygoing Fleisher said, almost sheeplShly, as he relaxed m the the old Crosby Southern Newport Beach Country Club Pro-Am at frvme Coast Coun· TAVA KASHUBA I DAILY PILOT try Club (now Newport Beach), Arnold Palmer tunes up for the start of today's 54-hole, three-day Toshiba Senio.i: Classic at Newport Beach CC. locker room Thursday before his tee tune in the Toshiba a l\vo·day mmHour event ope ~a t ed by c;ome 61 the same Senior Classic Pro-Am. Hoag Hosp1ta1 volunteers who FleLSher LSn't a Lee Trevino or Arnold Palmer in · mandge the Toslubd terms of national Classic recognit.Jon. but he's Fleisher. who won making a name for the 1977 Crosbv tumself now. whether Southern dild 1ilayed in the event again m he likes 11 or not 198b, hdsn't been bdck "I like (the to the dub since But • The king· and his legendary army comes to Newport Beach Country Club. attention) on one Richard Dunn hand, but 1t'c; a thtS week he makes a . Palmer, though, the King of Golf, said Palmer, who has won four tnumphdnt return D AILY PILOT is cheered and admired wherever he Masters titles, two British Opens, distraction." Fleisher Fleisher repeated goes, induding Thursday when one U.S. Open and one U.S. Amateur said. "It's ruce to be Uus year as champion ddm.iJ'ed by your about 1,200 fam surrounded the first (1954), which was the springboard to Bruce A e isher otthe-Royal Canbbecln • tee for his grand entrance. . his professional fame. · peers." ' Classic m February, •1 don't know when he'll finally As two·llrne senior sWJi~~!~a~:d enjoys . In terms of the attention wi.th fans. then. two weeks later, routed T decide to stop,• said Doc Giffin, media interest and autograph lour leading money winner teeing it up, but these the field at the GTE CldSSiC m Palmer's longtime administrative seeker~, Palmer said he's "used to and three-time U.S. Open Lutz, Fla .. beating his closest day~ maintaining TOSHIBA assistant. • People love to watch him champt0n Hale lrwul popped concentrating for 18 - it to so~e degree. l enjoy pla~ng pursuer, Dana Qwgley, by four play, so he plays, even though it and be~g around these guys. mlo the locker room, he strokes. holes is the greatest challenge for During the informal interview, quipped: "He's 1ust a rookie 70-yecU'-old legend Arnold Palmer. grinds 011 him because of his inability The GTE Classic VlCtory to score better. But people keep Palmer interrupted to give fellow - don't listen to him." made Fleisher, 51 , the hrst Malqng his Toshiba Senior Classic saying, "Don't quit.' and that's an senior tour player Butch Baird some Just as Irwin retreated mto debut, along with his first player m seruol" tour history to influence on him to keep hun going.• ribbing about his "dark hair.· then the players' iocker room, wm rune events m tus first 36 competitive appearance in Orange Palmer. who caused a pleasant teased others, induding J.C. Snead, Fleisher turned and srud, "You County, Palmer, perhaps the most starts frenzy in the Toshiba carn13 when he as they walked by. see, he wouldn't say that a · 1 can't tell you how popular player in goU history, arrived .committed to the event Feb. 9, is year ago." in town Thursday to anadonng fortunate I !eel," scUd Fleisher. making a !ate appearance on the ast week alone, Palmer opened lndeed, life 1s cW'f~ rent now crowd for his pro.am round. T who won- over $2 5 nullion Ln Senior PGA Tour. ~oU courses in Las Vegas, Naples. tor FJeLSher, who wants to win "I still en1oy competing. though it 1999 "Pnor to Uu . I was a The owner of 92 victories Fla.. and Boca Raton, Fla. Another ~ as often as possible, whtle he \ _10__ Fr_iday_._~ __ r~_3~ , _2000______~~~--'~------~~ ~J> 10 a.m. - Chi Chi Rodriguez, Dave 12:1() - Roy Vucinich, TOP GUNS; Botto~ row &ooi left: Avery Stockton, Al Geiberger. Bill Brask, Ray Carrasco. Williams, Taylor Feld.man, Emily Leece, Phoebe Toshiba Senior Cassie pros Harold Henning and Walter Chang, Michelle Paplos and 1facy Patton. Top Thwsday's Morgan), 52-52-104. row from left: Marina Abdul. Melissa Murphy, Pro-Am l'ftUlts 2. Leland Seholey, George Santana, 1.' Tom Wargo, 66; Ron Cichocki and William Gross Arion Ingram, Usa Newton, Alissa MlWard, 2. Jim Ahern and Jim _ (with pros Kermit Zarley and Jay Sigel), Brianna Vandeiwal, Nichole Johnson and Kris- Thorpe, 67; 4. Mike TOSHIBA 57-49-106. McCullough, Dave 3. Bob Sturgeon, Rod Keller, sci ten Paulsen. Head Coach: Pat Murphy. Assistant Eichelberger and Larry Nelson, 68; Lund and Dave Russell (with pros Mark Coaches: Dave WUliams, Andre Ingram and 7. Tom Kite, John Jacobs and Hugh Hayes and Tom Kite), 55-53-108. llLILIH SllmOl'IS: Back row, from left: Baiocchi, 69; 10. Lee Trevino, Kermit 4. Mike Muetzel, Mike Mitton Jr., AlJzabeth Pfieffer. Zarley, Mark Hayes, Bob Dickson and Bill Schickler and Mark Rose (with pros COllDOI' Wbalen. Kyle Sdllleeldutb. Joma Joe Inman, 70. Lanny Wadkins and calvin Peete), Leomrd and Coach Daw Sherbeck. Front. 54-54-108. Top Guns bow out with a 2-1 win Two-day amateur pro-am team 5. Hank Adler. Eric Brandt, Tom from left: Cole Pavlovich and Parker Rhodes. winners: Talbot and Chris Massey (with pros • Girls 12-under edges Newport Beach. • 1. Mark Mclane, M itchell Martin, Bob Eastwood and Tom Wargo), 8111 Henry and nmothy Opelt (with 57-54-111. N8TC ~ SoCal Sectimal Finals COSTA MESA - The Costa REGION Mesa Top Guns, an AYSO Region 120 his ball from rolling in the water • Boys 12 and under squad reaches ~ 120 girls under 12 all-star team, defeated as he got up and down to save 16-team finale before falling to La Jolla. Newport Beach, 2-1, to conclude the all-star CLASSIC par. soccer season. Goals were scored by Nichole Johnson and CONTINUED FROM 9 No one fi~ed 1999 could top , LOS ANGELES - The boys 12 and 11111111 the drama t>f the previous two under le!Ulis team from the NeW:port Melissa Murphy in the fourth quarter. In Region 120 Q<>ys action: top foUoWU1g Friday rounds. If Toshiba Classics, but, in possibly Beech Tennis Club reached the finals of the' USTA The Costa Me£ Matrix boys under 12 all-star . March is designated for basket the most thrilling senior tour Junior Team Tenn.is Southern California Section event of }!ear, Gary McCord won Toumament before losing to La Jolla Beach and team fell to Tustin, 3-1, before ending the season ball madness in the NCAA Tour with a 3-1 loss over South Irvine. nament, then sports fans haven't a five-hole playoff, turning it into Tennis Oub in the championship held at UCLA. In game one, Austin Evett scored the lone g~ watched the wtld Toshiba Clas a "made-for-television event• Under Coach Daw Slaerbeck of the NBTC, sic with hilarious antics, along with .,.._. lbodea. Kyle Scb·ekJuth and Jobo for Costa Mesa off an assist from Albert Nava. John Jacobs, rarely seen in golf. 1.--.rd each solid singles matches, In game two against South Irvine, Nava scored In each of the last two years, played while Costa Mesa's only goal. In the four-man playoff, Al Cole~ and Coaaor Wbalell played as an four players have been tied for Pushing the offense was Luis Andrade, Luis ihe top spot following first-round Geiberger and Doyle were elimi undefeated doubles team. nated on the first hole, as Jacobs 1be team won their division in the Orange Cozza and Kenneth Zich. wblle Steven Brown, actJon, and today could be no dif German HJgadera, Nickolas Juarez and Garrett ferent. chipped in for eagle from 90 feet, County Penn League to qualify for the Southern then did a dance to celebrate, Califc:mia Section..Townament. • McMuten. Archer won the inaugural Led by goalkeepers Thomas Kosnosky and Kyle Toshiba Classic, then Colbert performed an imitation of Chi The team defeated Cornejo, Golden Empire Chi Rodriguez's sword dance and Greater Long Beach in the first three rounds lbonness, the defense was anchored by Shawn won by two strokes in '96, the Engmann. ChrlsUan Medina, Gandhy Nava and largest margin of victory in the and tumbled backward onto the of the t6-team tournament. fairway. Cody Waldron. tournament. Jn 1997, Bob Murphy, the only McCord, though, made an 18- foot putt for eagle to extend the past winner not in the 2000 field, playoff, and ESPN had its best defeated Jay Sigel in a me)llo golf theater of the year. rable nine-hole playoff, which, at SCHEDULE lhe time, was a senior tour Stewart Ginn was disquall Emotional resctie TODAY record. Murphy sank an 80-foot Oed Crom the Toshiba field for birdie putt at 17, lipped his put missing his Thursday 7:15 _a.m. • Young first-year .coach hopes to get his ter in the air, knocked off his pro-am tee time. Frank Conner ''!t.I!.. voll•t~ll straw hat and placed his hands has replaced him. Estancia's Eagles going in right direction. on his head in disbelief. COSTA MESA - First- it's going to take a fot of OUTLOOK In '98, Lrwin provided more Jacobs made a bole In one year coach Lewis Carletta, work. We're shooting for magic by shooting a course- Thursday in the afternoon pro 22, brings youthful exuber- nothing but the high bar.* record 62 in the hnal round to am on the par-three hole No. 8 ance to the .Estancia High Mike Reynolds, entering ~IUGUS fl pass 11 players on the leader- (203 yards) with a five-iron. Hls boys volleyball program. his fourth varsity season, is 1 Nick Rycroft Jr. board and win. amateur witnesses were nm But the former four-year the only returner with sub 4 Dan Wotta Jr. 1rwin got an assist from a · Craig, Don Schrock, Pete Todd junior varsity coach isn't stantial experience at this 7 Don Phan Jr. bunker rake at 17, which stopped · arld Sam Inman. sure It's catching on with level. The 6·foot-4 senior 11 Jabe Spence St. bis players, ,Ulus far. · will share the setting duties. 12 John Undsay Jr. ·u we fillve a glaring Jabe Spence, 8' 5-11 1J B~ellmkh Sr. weakness, it's a lack of junior returner, steps into a 14 Mike Reynolds . St, enthusiasm,• said Carletta, starting role and Carletta 20 Jeff Niles Jr. whote nine-player squad said he 'Will be their go-to ll Peter Hernandez St. opened the season Wednes- guy at outside hitter. COMh: Lewis Carletta cray at Cypress. •Estancia Peter Hernandez, a 6-3 will hasn't won much the last senior up from the JV, Dan Wotta is a 6-t junior few years and the morale is start on the left side. • middle bloc:.k.er, who was a little down. We really Brett Hellmich, a 6-2 another pa.rt of the junior need a win to open the senior, is another varsity nucleus Carletta Mid bas guys' eyes o little. Maybe • returner. He ls the team's played together the last two then, they'll realize how strongest hitter, but wW fill years. good they can be.• in at setter, l.tnW junior Nick •we do have a little Though ldealilti ~. Car· Rycroft returns from a bro chemlltry going on,. ear. letta JI reali.ltic enough to ken arm. Rycroftj.s expecf. letta tald. know hll program ls not ed back in about a month, John Undsey, a S-10 quite reedy lo compete with according to bit coach. junior outlkle bitter, 4ddl lo ~renalal Pacific Coast Jeff Niles, a 6·2 Junior, ii the familiarity fec:tor, wbicb League power . Laguna another outstde hitter, while could help the E.p. come Belch, or PCL newcomer Don Phan, a 5·11 Junior, together. to contend wttb Corona del Mer. eddl depth at wtter, beving COlta MeM and UnMnAty •rt would be mce to triggered the N etteck lut for the ~'I tbUd guu l)IAke the CIP p&ayons, but MllOn. antiled playaft biltb. • t, ' -I --~~~~~~~~~~~~-SPORTS ~~~~~~~~~-fr_i®~~~-r_ch3~, 2_ooo~ll ·cdM sweeps Chlvaey Chapel ;m-LO~i • It's an easy start for anchored CdM's victorious HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD JHE MUSTANGS the 4x400 boys squad. , Sea Kings. llOYS GIMS m Brian Alverque CdM Coach Bill Sumner Jr. C-a& MM 120, C/lolJllll'I c-. I a.-...... ~~0-.21 '& Raphael Bernard Jr. Creighton Chun So. Joseph Boo was most impressed with 100 · I MOote (CdM), 11 l. 2 Hc¥ (CdM), • 100 • 1. c..n.ty (COM}, 1) s. 2 Ubu(U (CdM). Farshid Kazi Sr. Ill; ) Coll« (CdM). 123 I) 6, ] hNoon (CO. ll 8. • Lee Dawid Fr, .~ DAA.v PILOT Sean Fenton's performance in 200 • 1 Moor• (COM}, 13 4. 2 Vinson (CdM) 200 . 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