SERVING THE NEWPORT - MESA COMMUNmES SINCE 1907 ON 1HE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM MONDAY, AUGUST 28, 2000 Co:nnni$sioner resigns over skate park views •Mike Scheafer says the location - chosen by the Street location but do not want letter he wrote opposing the ney's office advised tum to City Council in January - is to delay building the skate council's decision on the au1n101 he was asked to abstain TO SKATE, OR I abstain to be safe. appropriate. park. Charle Street location. from voting because NOT TO SKATE? The goal of the law pro "The skateboard park is a •I would not vote against He said he saw the city hibiting such conflicts JS to big deal to me, and I really tl)is proposed plan tonight attorney's letter Aug. 22. of a letter he wrote. Should Commi~ protect the public from biased think (the City Council) is bOCause of location,• Stiller "My ability to express my decision-makers, Wood said. said. ·1 would like to ask staff sloner Mike Scheat... JennHer Kho making a mistake: he said. opinions and to give input on have abstllined from vot Scheafer s&d he doesn't DAILY PILOT "This is very emotional for to look for another location an issue that I'm really ing on the skate park? think me.· but not to delay the process involved in was take n away he should hdve to Give us your opinion via abstain from voting and said COSTA MESA - A parks His resignation on any further.• from me,• he said . "What 1t e-mail at dailypilotO commissioner at odds with Wednesday came as part of a · Scheafer, who put the tells me is there are people on Councilwoman Linda Dixon. /atimes.com or by calling our whose rebuttal to !us letter was the City Council over the ' months-long debate over a skate park on the agenda last the City Council who don't Readers Hotline at {949) published in the Pilot in Janu location of a planned skate skate park on Charle Street. year after the city failed to want me to express my opin· 642-6086. park on Charle and Hamilton The City Council find a location eight years ions. We all have opinions on ary, was not asked to abstain. streets has resigned his post, approved plans for a site at ago, said he resigned the things we do. I have the ~Does she have a personal saying it stems from pressure Lions Park last year but because he feels his freedom right to speak my opinion as a ney's office recommended embroilment now, and should by the city attorney to keep changed them after neigh of speech is restricted as a citizen, and I don't feel I could that Scheafer abstain but that she abstain w hen that JSsue . his views silent. bors objected because of couunissioner. continue as a commissioner Scheafer made the final deci· comes before the council?" he The outgoing and outspo noise and flooding concerns. Scheafer said the city having to second-guess my sion to do so. said. ken commissioner, Mike At the meeting Wednesday, attorney's office issued a let opinions or be careful about Schealer's public state· Bill Morris, public sel'Vlce Scheafer, said though he is in Commissioners David Stiller ter recommending he abstain what I say.• ments did not cause a conflict director for the city, asked the favor of the city building a and ruchard Mehren said they from voting on the issue after Tom Wood, assistant city of interest but came dose, skate park, be does not think also disagree with the Charle the Daily Pilot published a attorney, said the city attor- Wood said, and the city attor· SEE RESIGN PAGE 4
District needs applicants for bond committees • Newport-Mesa Unified groups will oversee the spending of $163 million. Danette Goulet D AILY PILOT
NEWPORT-MESA - Tune ts runrung out !or resi dents to apply to serve on the committee that will oversee the spending of the $163-million school bond passed by voters this spring. Applications for the committee pos1Uons are due at the ctislrict office by Sept. 5. . The Newport-Mesa Unified school bodrd estab· lJshed the purpose, cntena, compos1tion and opera· bons of a two-tiered oversight system There will be a 29-mem------ ber distnct oversight commit tee and committees of seven "Anyon e can to 11 members at each fill out an appli school. These groups will ensure cation; those thdt the funds from the school bond are spent according to 325 were just the racility plan released in the ones we Jdnuary. In February, the district had in our sent out 33,000 le tters with database. " return cdrds to find Newport RYAN RAYBURN I DAILY PILOT Mesa residents interested in Mike Fine Orange Coast College's training ship, the Alaska Eagle, pulls into Newport Harbor on Sunday after compleUng a serving on these committees. assistant trip around the world. The 65-foot sailing ship, crewed by students, received an escort from the Harbor Patrol. The district received 325 superintendent of responses. IL then sent appli business services cabons to those people. said Mike Fine, assistant superintendent of business ser vices. •Anyone can fill out an applicabon; those 325 were JUSt the ones we had in our database,• Fine Welcome·home, weaty traveler srud. Of those 325. about 30 to 35 residents have returned the applications already. OCC's training ship returns said, adding that she was •kind of" and has skippered the Alaska Eagle. Because applicants for most of the positions on the looking forward to having him back. While the majestic boat graciously distnct-level committee must meet certain criteria, from a 20,000-nautical-mile trip Together with a dozen other sailing made her way to the college's doc.ks on such as being an architect or a representabve of the enthusiasts, Last brought the Alaska Mariners Mile, Avery said a complete Orange County Taxpayers Assn., the district's next launched more than a year ago Eagle, the college's 65-foot sail training checkup was in store. step is to send those applications to the various asso vessel. home from a 20,000-nautical "The ship has had to take it all and ciations. mile trlp Sunday. endure it all,• he said. "It doesn't look For instance, Fine said, Orange County 1reasurer MathkWlnkler Since her departure on July 1, 1999, like it. But we'll tear it all down and John Moorlach would choose which candidate DAILY P1lOT the ship has sailed to Hawaii, Tuhiti, take everything off.• would serve among those who checked Orange Australia, New Zealand and Vancouver Since the college received the vessel County Thxpayers Assn. s 10-year-old Josette got ready to Island, among other destinations. About as a donation in 1982, the Alaska Eagle If all goes according to plan, Fine said, the com board Orange Coast College's 160 students took part in the 16 legs of has sailed nearly 200,000 miles in the mittee selection process should be completed by the A motor yacht to welcome her dad, the trip. Pad.fie and Atlantic oceans. That's in end of September or the beginning of October. That Micha.el Last, out at aea, she could Crew members "wash dishes, raise addition to the 100.000 miles she had means the district oversight committee could begin think of ooe reason why she enjoyed the sails, pavigate and steer - the already shouldered. when she came to meeting as early as October. bis absence from home. whole thing,• said Brad Avery, who The school-based committees will be formed fur. •1 got to sleep in the big bed,• she directs the college's sailing program SEE TRAVEL PAGE 4 ther down the riled., Fine said.
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n Sept 8 and 9, some local inhabit.ants will be heard 0 singing the ~119 that made Engelbert Humperdinck famous, •p1ease Release Me.• After a one-year layoff, the 12th annual 552 Club "Get Hooked On Hoag• tag and release billfish tour nament returns. The guests of honor include marlin, sail and swordfish - which if caught are tagged and released. consistent with the lnlemational Game Fish Assn. regulations. An estimated 120 anglers are expected to partidpate. l>roceed.s will benefit the hospital through the purchase of equipment, funding medical researm and patient assis BRIAN P08UDA I DAllY Pl.OT tance. Minney's Yacht Surplus manager Gary Lohela checks the store's Inventory Friday. Mlnney's ts a dream come true for savvy shoppen. "This year, we've added another classification of fish just in case no one catches a bil1fisb, • said Lynn Cathcart. tournament CO READERS HOIUNE WEATHll AllD SUIF POUCI FIUS (949)642~ Record 'PX comments about the Deity Pilot or news tips. 1BIBSAWS 1IDD COSTA MESA Balboa TODAY •...._ ...... A"* customs 11t Nlta'1A VOL M. NO. 205 ADOR£55 72165 Flnt low Our eddra 11310 W. Bay St. Gourmet Cotr. sMlld • fllt one on a.,..._.,.,_ C-. MeM, CA 92627. eoron. del Mar 3:23 a.m...... ~ ...... -1.1 721&5 Ant high ~ 1rkbd1ht c.mtW in., gMng ..... S. In.....,...... Costa~ 9:44a.m ...... 5.0 ~ 11 : 15~ 11:l0a.m.Aug.22. IMI Second low N9'lt:Jport lwtl 3:05 p.m...... --.• 1.4 ...... Someot ...... 72M Secondhlgh froifte men ...from~•._ ct-...outof N ,...,port c:o.t 9:14 p.m ...... 6.9 n11'11etM11m11tMa.m..-.1a ...... __ .. 7245 PllllPGrt. Wlllt li'id ~ -··...... AntloW ....llMM . 4:02 a.m .. _ ...... 1.0 ~ _,,._ C'.llcNUiUllllW-...... , • && ....,....., ...... • ..... 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School COSTA MESI• PLANNING COMMISSION PREVIEW district FYI because the glider activity Avenue, the San Diego Onlhe would be incompatible Freeway, Fairview Road AGENDA • WHO: Costa Mesa with a California Native and Harbor Boulevard - to pat a Planning Commission: Grassland habitat planned indudes a 17-acre IKEA fur niture store, 950,000 FAIRVIEW PARK GLIDERS Chairman Walt Daven there. port Vice Chairman The society objected to square feet of office space The Planning Commis and more than 900 homes. few backs sion is scheduled to have a Tom Sutro, Chris Fewel, the master plan location, public hearing reviewing a 1<4nrina Foley, Katie however, because the Whitt to expect: A • A new recognition new location for glider launching and landing Wiison draft environmental impact program goes into takeoff and landing areas areas would be in separate at Fairview Park. • WHillE! Oty Hall, 77 locatiol'\S and the aircraft report studying the revised effect in October. The Harbor Soaring Soci Fair Drive, Costa Mesa would fly over the picnic plans must be completed ety uses a location next to • WHEN: 6:30 p.m. area and restrooms. before the .Planning Com Danette Goulet the park's Canyon Drive today City staff has recom mission can review the pro DAILY PILOT parking lot which conflicts mended that the council posal. will a planned multipur, •PHONE: approve the new location. The amount of time it NEWPORT-MESA - It's pose trail that will run from (714) 754-5245. will take to create the time to give credit where the end of Pacific Avenue HOME RANCH report has not been deter credit ts due. to the park entrance at and society members The Segerstrom Home mined, and city staff has And that is just what will Canyon Drive. agree that the new loca Ranch proposal, a ~acre recommended that the begm to happen this fall in The proposed location is tion would be more bene plan originally scheduled project be pulled from the the Newport-Mesa Unified north of the trail. ficial. for Planning Commission review in June, was agenda. School District. The current location was What to e•pect: The redesigned and is on the If it is pulled, the pro An employee recognition takeoff and landing zone moved in the master plan agenda for today. posal will be brought back corrunittee formed last year proposed in the Fairview because the glider launcr The modified proposal to the commission after the has developed a program Park master plan is next t o lines would cross a pro for the Home Ranch site - impact report schedule is that will put nomination bal· the restrooms, but staff posed pedestrian trail and between Sunflower refined. lots in the hands of every per son who comes into contact with school district employ ees. The program is an effort to award praise lo those who are deserving. HWe're excited about it, and I think we need lo do this,· said Bruce Crockard, the director of dassified per sonnel for the district and a conuruttee member. HObvi ously, people come to work for the pay. but U all you receive is pay and not recog rubon, you JUSt don't have the same spirit - not to diminish the pay.· Each letter in the title of the program, PRIDE, stands for one of the five areas in whlch an employee can be recognized. The P stands for positive attitude. The R rec· ognizes the person's number of years in service to the dis trict. The I is for initiative·and creativity. The D is for dependability, and the E is for excellence in customer service. Nominators must choose one of these cate· gories. Although the nominatioris are expected to come primar· ily from fellow employees, parents and students are welcome to fill out the bal lots, said Jim Rogers, a com mittee member and chem istry teacher at Corona del DON l£ACH I OAA.Y PILOT Mar High School. •rve been in this district FULL OF PRIDE: Northern traditional dancer Randy Guzman steps to the beat of thumping drums during an 30 years, and from my per intertrlbal dance at the 32nd annual Pow Wow at the Orange County Fairgrounds on Sunday. The three-day spective it's something that event celebrated the American Indian cultures of today and yesterday through dance, art and food. needs to be done,• Rogers said. · w e all need those pats on the back." Starting in October, nomi nated employees can expect a light pat on the back on a monthly basis and a bigger boost four times a year. Each month, committee members will gather all the nominations and call e mployees to congratulate them. I'm not worried, Each quarter, Crockard said, those employees will be my agent Is invited to a reception a t the school district prior to a board meeting where they will Craig Brown receive a O?Jtificate and pin Insurance in a show of gratitude. Call today for auto & home Although there is no dis Walking is the exercise owner's Insurance! trict money going into this of choice for millions of program, the classified Americans, and New employees union has (949) 760-1255 pledged to donate funds, and Balance is the shoe thac Fashion Island Ne rt Beach • LiC" 0550290 the committee is seeking more and more of chem more. arc wearing. But why Crockard said any contrib do so many. people utors would, of course, be walk, and what do you recognized. need to get Welcome to No one is sure how the started? One program wW take ofr, but New Balance employees a.re excited about M-.J ~M~~~~ E the idea. -VOW' Southern c..lifomi.a Mobility Sp«:ialisu• "It just gives you some- - thing to strive for,• Crockard said. •u you look at kids Cof'one del Mer Pteza • Representing the full when their teacher praises 932 Avocado St. them, or parents praise them. CPCH & MacArthur) line of Pride~ for a job well done, you see (8.48) 720-1 802 Producu how excited they get. Adults need that. too.• • Service &: itep.ir • ~ Rtimlu.. I l SI/Ji~ 1'• ~ SpecW• eakis now Aft'orclable I . ' ' .. Daily Pilot 4 Monday, Auguat 28, 2000 I Restaurant. 3333 Bristol Sl, llOUllD TOWI Costa Mesa. Pree. Seating is limited. (714) 4~2814 . • send ARQUm TOWN ttems to the Dally Piiot. 330 W. Bay St.. Cos Ian Rankin's ..Tooth & Nan• ta Mesa, CA 92627; fax to (949) 646- will be the subject for the 4170 or call (949) 574-4268. lndude Mystery Book Discussion the time. date end location of the Group meeting at 1 p .m. at event. as ~I as • contact phone Borders Book.I, Music & Cafe numb«. A complete llstlng Is evalJ.. Bear eble at http:/Jwww.dailypilotrom. South Coast Plaza, 3333 St., Costa Mesa. (714) 432- TODAY 7854. Registration remains open THURSDAY for 16-week OCC fall classes. t Enrollment fees are $11 per The Mesa Verde Unttecl unit Finandal aid is avail· Methodist Church in Costa able. OCC is at 2701 Fairview Mesa will host Prevention Road, ~osta Mesa. (714) 432· Plus - which provides 5012. affordable ultrasound testing for stroke, vascular disease A support group for care· and osteoporosis, plus an givers sponsored by the EKG screening - at 9 a.m. at Alzheimer's Assn. of Orange 1701 Baker St. Screenings County will meet at 10:45 start at $40 each, and dis a.m. at the Costa Mesa Senior counts are available to people Center, 695 W. 19th St. (714) who have three or more tests. 593-9630. (800) 795-1743. Cooking Lite, a two-unit Victor Dabestanl, an accot'mt course, will meet for its first vice president. will present a session at 6:30 p.m. at OCC's seminar titled "Slnart Women Food and Nutrition Depart-. Finish Rich• at 6 p .m . at ment. Students will gain labo PaineWebber, 888 San ratory experience in prepar· Clemente Drive, Newport .• RYAN RAYBURN I DAILY I'll.OT ing low-fat foods and learn Beach. Free. (949) 717-3915. Josette Lut, 10, waits aboard Orange Coast College's motor yacht while her father, Michael, and the Alaska Eagle how to establish a lifelong pJl.ll lnto Newport Harbor on Sunday after complettng .a 20,000-nauttcal-mlle trip around the world. eating plan to stay at an ideal A monthly career resource weight and maximum health opportunity meeting, spon and Antarctica on July 1, bor Patrol, the Alaska Eagle status. The campus is at 2701 sored by St. Andrew's Presby Last. a surgeon in Rancho terian Church for those who 2001. made her way down New Mirage who spent two Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. TRAVEL port Harbor. Standing close Enrollment fees are $11 per are unemployed, will be held While waiting for the weeks on the ship, said he , from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at the CONTINUED FROM 1 Alaska Eagle to arrive, Tom to her mother, Ann, and her was happy to be back with • unit. (714) 432-5072. sister Jessica, Josette seemed church, 600 St. Andrews Stafford said sailing has long his family. Road, Newport Beach. Reser to get more exdted about "I certainly didn't miss The final August "Open Mic the school. been a passion for his father, vations not necessary. Free. Steve. her dad's return. working,• he shouted from Poetry Night" will be held at 7 During her make-over. (949) 574-2239. •It's one of these things When the ship arrived, the deck. p .m. at Borders. Books, Music which will last almost a year, & Cafe South Coast Plaza, the Alaska Eagle will still he's always wanted to do,• she ran up and whispered Will Josette have to return Stafford said. "I don't know with Michael Last across the to her own bedroom now? 3333 Bear St., Costa Mesa. FRIDAY take trips to Catalina Island Poetry lovers may read their and Cabo San Lucas. . how (be] will feel. I know I railing. "Absolutely,• Last said Borders stores ln Orange "He told me, 'Did I like favorite poems or their own "Otherwise, it atrophies,• wowd feel glad to get on with a laugh. "She'll have a verse. Readings are limited to County will sponsor a the boat ride?'• she said. Avery said. He added that land. But that's me.• fight on her hands otherwise.• 10 minutes. (714) 432-7854. · Design a Quarter: Donate a the ship 'Will embark on an Surrounded by honking "And I said, 'I didn't get sick For more information on Quarter" competition from 18-month bip to Hawaii, ships of all sizes and a water at all.' I'm glad that he's trips aboard the Alaska Friday through Sept. 30. Pro Tahiti, Pitcairn, Easter Island spray welcome from the Har- back." Eagle, call (949) 645-9412. WEDNESDAY ceeds from the quarter dona •Jlbyme nme· wlll be the tions will benefit Free Arts for theme for Children's Story Abused Children programs in Dixon said she is shocked" is right." gets involved because they nme with Lauren at 10 a.m. the county. The U.S. Mint will RESIGN at Scheafer's resignation and Mayor Gary Monahan, have a passion for a certain at Borders Books, Music & choose the CAlifomia coin's was unaware that anyene who also disagreed with the area, and that is a benefit Cafe South Coast Plaza, 3333 design as part of the new CONTINUED FROM 1 had asked him to abstain Charle Street location, said they bring to the table. I've Bear St., Costa Mesa.. Free. state quarter series. Entry from voting. he will miss Scbeafer. felt he's added a good voice, (714) 432.. 7854. fonns are available at Borders attorney's office to determine "I think in each situation, "I was pretty surprised to especially to issues about Books, Music & Cafe South whether Scheafer's statement people need to do what they see the city attorney request, youth sports in the city. I sin Merrill Lynch wlll bold a Coast Plaza, 3333 Bear St., created a legal conflict of feel is right,• Dixon said: ·1 and I don't blame Mike cerely hope he will continue seminar on •How to Control Costa Mesa. 25 cents per interest but did not ask the can't say whether he Scheafer for resigning;• he to champion and voice his Taxation on Retirement Plan entry. (714) 556-1185. office to analyze Dixon's let should abstain or not. I think said. "Everyone who gets opinions for the causes he Distributions• from noon to 6 ter, Wood said. he has to do what he thinks involved in city government believes in." p.m. at the Clubhouse •Go Fl.sh: an exhibit of paint ings of piscatorial subjects by Susan Slater King, is on dis play in the Newport Beach Center Library foyer. Ho~ are 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.. Mondays through Thursdays, 9 a.m. to 6 The Daily Pilot's Annual p.m. Saturdays and noon to 5 Mattress Outlet Sto p.m. Sundays until Sept. 30. The library is at 1000 Avocado BRAND Nf.W • COSMETICALLY IMPERFECT Ave. (949) 717-3801. Get the Best for Less! SATURDAY 3165 Harbor Blvd. lbe Orange County FaJr & Costa Mesa Exposition Center will pre ODe lllocll SouUl ol 405 Fwy sent a the first day of •Scoot• er Series Hunter/Jumper (714) 545·7168 Show• from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Equestrian Center, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Enter through Gate 8 off Arlington DtVOl{(~ E WIZARDS ~ Drive. It continues the same hours Sunday. (714) 708· 1662. The Orange County Pair & Exposition Center will pre sent a three-day "Great Labor Day Car Cruise,• beginning from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. on the fairgrounds, 88 Fair Drive. It continues from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m . Sunday and 9 a.m. to noon Labor Day. 'Ikk· ets are S8 for adults, $7 for military members and seniors. Children under 12 admitted free. (71-4) 826-HU8. SUllDAY A Scrabble tournament WW be held from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and continue the same hours Oct. 1 at the Newport Dunes RV Resort, off Jam~ Road in Newport Beech. S35 entry fee for prareglsteted partid Coming Friday, pants. (949) 206-9822. H". 5 . September 20! Wllllal Coap'-, ...... of "Legacy or Lema,• wU1 dl9olll and sign .. novel at 7 p.m. at Borden Boe>lm, Mudc & Cafe South Coast Plaza. 3:J:p Bear TRUNK SHOW St. P198 (114) 432-78St. • Monday & Tuesday llPI.. August tr & 29" QuoteOf --"Wt ..... wilh ..it Jcmry cnl ftbnay and •'vt,.. -•wanlld to, sob. It's .-just as ""'8d, so rm pretty pleased ... • Jolwt Vlltgal. U.S. men's water polo coach Daily Pilot Sports Editor Roger. Canson• 949~744223 •Sports f~: 949-650-0170 • Mondoy, August 28, 2000 5 8any Faulkner DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH - Team captain and Corona del Mar High product Chris Oeding, as well as Coach John Vargas, who also guides the boys and girl$ teams at CdM, both admitted a few holes remain. But the U.S. men's water polo team went a long way toward filling at least one of them with a 7-4 exhibition victory over visiting Romania Sunday at Newport Har bor High. Golf "One of our goals was to start with more intensity and come out •He dominated the local club scene like none other firing from the start, " Oeding said in men's competition, claiming 11 club championships. after the first of three tuneup victories, but Bibb said after high contests with the Richard Dunn Romanians , DAILY PILOT school he ·went into a five-year slump in golf,• ending bis before the Amer anny Bibb has teed 11181 dream, for all intents and icans head to it up with myriad 1111111 purposes, of playing on the PGA Sydney Australja D celebrities and some Tour. and open of the biggest names in golf, Bibb, who also played football Olympic compe including an 18-hole tour of at CdM and was captain of the tition against Pebble Beach with Arnold Croatia Sept. 23. golf team his senior year and ·we had five Palmer and a round at Big held the low-stroke average on Canyon Country Club with goals in the first the Sea Kings' only CIF half (the first five fellow member Tiger Woods. also Chris Oeding championship golf team, of the game), so I But if Bibb could have one played at Orange Coast College wish granted, he would pull out thought we did and UCL 'that,• said Oeding, who played a his driver with the man who · Ll.ke many avid golfers, Bibb leading role in the impressive s~ . introduced him to the game enjoyed his peak playing years - his grandfather. "We're using these games to fine between ages 25 and 35, when tune. By the time we get to Sydney, •If I had one day to relive in he was dominating the area's my life, it would be with him," we want to be a bulletproof team." club golf landscape. The hosts not only fired the first Bibb said. "(Grandfathers) are But some things get better something special." . shot Sunday, they nearly empti~ with time, like Bibb's family and the magazine, before the Romaru When Bibb was 13, bis family friends, playing partners and moved to Newport ans, who tinished one goal shy of fellow club members. qualifying for the Summer Games, Beach and his late This year, two of his grandpa, John T. Bibb, finally got on the scoreboard with good buddies, Ron 2:48 left in the opening half. explained what the Lane and Peter birds and bees meant And Oeding, a veteran playmak Ueberroth, set him up er, was right in the middle of the on a golf course. It was with the surprise of bis the beginning of a life early offensive outburst. life - a round with Oeding, who recently resigned~ long love affair with the Palmer, the king of game and the first the men's coach at Orange Coast golf, at one of the most College to take a 'Similar post at seeds of what would famous courses in the Long Beach Qty College, had a sprout into the best world, Pebble Beach. player 1n Newport hand in the first three U.S. goals. He Bibb, who has large assisted Chris Humbert on the Beach. DAl.Y Pl.OT PHOTOS 8Y ff'fAH RAYBURN color photographs of opening goal of the match, then fin Bibb, 49, is the Danny Bibb both Palmer and Chris Oeding goes up for a shot attempt. Below, Coach John Vargas ished a counterattack with a strong directs Newport-Mesa Pebble Beach hanging scoring shot of his own, which he his U.S. forces In Sunday's match with Romania at Newport. community's all-time men's club on the walls of bis modest rocketed through the upraised arms champion with 11 titles - six at Newport Beach office, 'Said ·u of Romania goalie Gelu Lisac. WATER POLO Big Canyon, five at Irvine Coast was the ultimate golf game,• Oeding, who also posted on~ of momentum throughout this whol" Country Oub (now Newport having gro,wn up •worshiping his two blocked shots in the openmg Beach), all won between 1977 year," Vargas said ·we began with (Palmer) all those years• and quarter, then earned the assist ~n and 1964. goals in January and February and then getting a chance to match Tony Azevedo's tally with 1: 39 left lll we've hit each one we wanted to, so From a young teenager who him shot for shot on a crystal the opening period. hardly knew anyone in town to a far. It's gone just as planned, so I'm clear day at Pebble Beach. The Americans, in front of a home pretty pleased.• · successful real estate broker with "(Palmer) knew how our crowd which included several appre more golf invitations than new match stood ... he won $10 from ciative Newport Harbor High play Vargas had plenty to be pleased about Sunday, including strong homes in the area, Bibb is a me,• said Bibb, a five handicap ers, took the 3-0 margin into the se;c former cowse-record bolder at who carded an 84 on that late ond period, but quickly expanded it. defense anchored by goalie Dan Big Canyon. Irvine Coast and the April afternoon, two strokes off Wolf Wigo and Humbert added Hackett (nine saves). He also credit ed his team's impressive start and Mesa Unda Course at Costa Palmer's pace, at a three-day goals to make it 5-0, before Ro~ Mesa Golf & Country Club. Pebble Beach event called the scored to finalize first-half sconng. had praise for Oeding. On April 29, 1996, Woods, a Swallows and hosted by the Romania scored the only goal of ·ceding is just so sotid out Stanford sophomore playing in owners of Pebble Beach. the third period, then answered an there," Vargas said. •It's nice to the Pacific 10 Conference men's ·we both have a love affair American goal by Robert Lynn with have that stability Controlling our golf championships at Big with golf, or an addiction. and, two more scores to close to within 6- offense. He will take the shot when Canyon. firet a 61 in the actually, I just weq.t through . 4 with 3:12 left ln the game. it's open, but he doesn't have that first round to break B1bb's prostate cancer (like Palmer m But Kyle Kopp finalized things for scorer's mentality.• 10-year-old course record of Janwuy 1991), • Bibb added. the Americans, whom Vargas said Ceding said he enjoys setting up 65 - with Bibb in the gallety •My buddies (Lane and are building momentum at precisely bis teammates. to witness it. Ueberroth) know bow much I the right time. •rm not the biggest guy out there, Bibb, who won club love golf, so they took care of Oeding scored the game-win so the way I succeed is by communi clwnptonships at both Big me a little bit.• ning goal in a 9-8 victory Aug. 9 cating and acting as the point guard, Canyon and Irvine Coast in the Bibb, who completed ~ over host Hungary, a team being so to speak.• Oedirig said. same year in 1971, '79 and '82, radiation treatments for prostate mentioned prominently, along with The remaining games with the said golf became an addiction ~ ln late May, bu played Yugollavia, as a favorite for the gold Romanians are scheduled Thursday after his grandpa got him started. golf privately with numerous medal. Both Hungary and Yugo (7:15 p.m. at El Thro High) and.Sat "'I started playing 300-plus days celebrities, includinf Woods and llavi&, inddantally, are among the wday (2 p.tn. at Pepperdine Uruver· a yeat ltartlng at age 13, a11 the Sandy Koutu. But nothing could five teams joining Team USA in sity in Malibu). way through high school," said Group B in Sydney. Team USA leaves for Australia Bibb, a standout at Corona del match the expedeDce of teeing lt bis all-time favmte •we talked about building Sept. 10 and will anive Sept. 12. Mar High who shot bis flnt par up with golfer OD bis all-time fawrite round at age 14 at Irvine Cout. CO\ll'le, In 1967. Blbb helped the Sea •tt WU a tbliD to play with KlDgl capture tbe dP Southern Section chempombip u a 11ger (Jut Dec:wnNr), but when Junior you've grown up wtlb Palmer all and WU IMIJD8d the team'a JDOlt Full Steen ahead ftluable playw, your ..... to play with Amie W8I .... ultimate gal~•• "'J!ftryane laugbed at golfers • Amber Steen could be the beck then, but .. all loved golf Bibblllkl. Bibb, Who 111111 Pebble Beech. belt bi Orange County, amid and played llOgellm 811 tbe Augusta NeticJnel, PIDi V6' . time,. Blbb'MW. NfwltDg '° a solid Newport lineup for ·oo. CdM llsmnwtM ad c,..... '*'..... tap lour tbait mdUded COU1W ill tbe coullllyt .,. ~ Jte.a.L DOW tbe Dll9dm ol Goll at ...... ,... CounbJ Cub, paaytng aalf,... .. ~ bf8da. bufcii'lt.1tmrG1111t.._ ...... ~ .... t••an. cblldl'9 lalD ...... ~-JDHukNne . D!llY.....,...... 1'•1-:...... ,..,.l····•~eo.t11Dd...... ---~ ,...... , 2t,IU.Oat~-...... OIM 011C19 Md a 21/>ye11 ...... ~.t$. "·=---= ~· ...... Doily Pilot FOURSOME There may not be a lot of them, but the Eagles ·•Though losing plenty of talent ~~: enPoluMghsEWkills ro;;~ij to graduation and injury, Newport Harbor girls nevertheless don't MESA GIRLS GOLF Estancia expect many losses on the court. High's girls golf roster is pret ty well set. It will be Anh Do, S.ny Faulkner 1\-ang Do, April Duch and 0AllY PILOT Somer Flaherty. They are NEWPORT BEACH -Those hopeful Estanda's four varsity girls golf players, listed from No. 1 that the loss of nine seniors - including to No. 4. national player of the year April Ross - The · Eagles have other as well as a season-ending knee injury golfers on junior varsity, but to UCLA-bound senior Heather Cullen Coach Art Peny is pretty sure would end the recent Newport Harbor that those four are the ones made rapid improvement, High girls volleyball dynasty, may be who could lead Estancia to ·according to Perry. disappointed. the CIP Southern Section •She hits the ball a long Coac;h Dan Glenn, entering bis 15th playoffs. ·way, she just .bas to work on season, returns three players with start "I think we've got a real her short game,• said Perry. ing experience from last year's CIF good chance,• Perry said. Flaherty, a senior and Southern Section Division I-AA and "We've been working hard Estancia's top girls swimmer Division I state champions. He also wel all summer long. The girls and water polo player, rounds comes several more from a junior varsity played in four or five 18-bole out the squad. She played squad that shared the Sea View League tournaments this summer. many tournaments as a youth title. Our goal is to make the play golfer but hasn't played since "Hopefully, this will be a group like offs.• junior high. Nevertheless, our (CIP Division I finalist) guys lastyear, Senior Anh Do is the lone Perry is impressed with Fla which lost a lot (to graduation), but got returning varsity player and herty's driving range a!id · hot at the end," Glenn said. "We may the clear leader of the pack. putting_skills . take some lumps early, because people •I expect her to be a real With these four, Perry feels are going to be fired up to play us. We're consistent player,• Perry said. his team can compete with not as strong as we've been, but we can ·she's got a consistent short any team in the Pacific Coast compete with people. We'll just try to game. She just needs more League except for the two keep getting better and we'll see what length off the tee. She's our behemoths, Corona del Mar happens at the end of the year.• captain, and she's helping to and University. But with That conclusion may include a guide the other girls in the Northwood, Costa Mesa and chaI1ce to defend back-to-back Division right direction.• Laguna Beach, be expects a I state crowns, after the Sailors sur Her younger sister, 1tang, dogfight for that last automat passed the Division I minimum enroll saw some time on the varsity, ic playoff spot. ment of 1,500 (grades 10-12) by 20 stu but she made her mark as the "We have a lot of room for dents. Had they not reached 1he Division Eagles' top N player. Quiet improvement,• Perry said, I cutoff, a change in section rules would on the course, Perry describes "but we've been out on the have prohibited them from "playing up• Thang, a junior, as. a strong course every day. Our goal is in Division I. player and a hard worker. to finish third and make the "We're very excited to be Division I,• Duch, another junior, playoffs, and I think we've said Glenn, an outspoken critic of the moves up from N and h;as got a good chance.• prohibition against playing bigger schools in the enrollment-based playoffs. Newport has won the last three Southern Section Division I-AA titles, STEEN IHISAILOU while playing up. It will be Division I-A NEWPORT HARBOR p for this year's section playoffs, but the I CONTINUED FROM 5 GIRLS CROSS COUNTR A and I-AA are combined for state play ... offs. really big things from those Taylor Govaars, a 5-11 senior outside two.· hitter, is one of the returning starters. RICK HE.ARN I DAl.Y PllOT Rinek is Newport's return She shares the captain's role with ing No. 3 runner. She was Taylor Govaars of Newport Harbor (11) goes high to block a shot 49th in CIF last year and 54th Cullen, who will continue to add moral by Corona del Mar's Katie Duggan in a key matchup last season. support while recovering from a tom at the Division II state meet. ACL. Burlingham, a standout in soccer and Friedman was 82 in CIP. • (Govaars) will be our go-to girl,• IHI SAILORS a star sprinter for the track team. missed in front of those four, Glenn said. "She's our best passer, our the Tars' recent trip to Hawaii for the Amber Steen and Mech.kor NEWPORT HARBOR will be Newport's top two best defender, and has been doing a nice GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Jolani Invitational, as well as some early job hitting for us.• practices, while in Brazil for a soccer .runners again. Amber had a Liz Lord. a 5-11 junior middle blocker, tournament. stellar year as a junior last • , Chittls• Wall• 6-0,.. llS season. Sbe won the league, is another returning starter and junior • 2 ta.nn....., K DS Kristin Maberry, a 5-7 senior, should sr.• Orange County and CIF sec Katie King started several games at set • J ,.,,,, ...... K SO. OH also contribute in the back row. as well ter last fall. as at outside hitter, according to Glenn. tion titles and placed fifth at • 4 a.119 ~ ,.,,, so: - state. Only Fountain Valley's Lord will be the top attacker in the • S Al.._...._., S-10. k. OH The Sailors finished third in Hawaii, avenging a pool-play loss to St. Francis Julie Allen might have an equal claim as the best in the coun middle, where Kristjn McClune, a devel • 1 ...,_...... 5!7, Fr. OH oping 6-2 sophomore, also figures to of Hawaii and earning playoff wins over ty. start. •• --0•1"1-1, Sr. - Hawaiian schools Iolani and Punahou. A "That's Amber's expectations, and that's my expectations too,• 1\veit said. "She's among the elite. There are other good King will shace setting chores with 5- •• Lii IMd. S-11, It. - loss to Thousand Oaks-based La Reina girl$ in the county, but I don't know why she can't be the best.• 9 senior returner Colby George and • 10 C.-. ..__., M, Sr. S in the championship playoffs, put them Glenn said the duo will shoulder a large • 11.,....GOv-. 5-11, Sr. OH in the loser's bracket and they were Mecbkor, a senior, was 12th in CIP and 26th at state, and • 12 ..... king. S-7, •• s • eliminated in the semifinals by Mira she gives the Sailors a solid No. 2 runner. She spent most of the responsibility. summer in Morocco with her family . •Setting will be a lot more critical this ,,.,....~W.k Costa. . - With Newport's top six set, senior Jennifer Inouye and three year,~ Glepn said. "Last year, with April "I told our girls we'd be in good shape • 1• Kllltln...... ,. S-7 , Sr. OH and COlid9 .,.. Glerin if we were going for the Hawaii state freshmen, Lauren Paul. Victoria Swigert Heidi Peschelt, (now at USC), you could throw it up will title,• Glenn said after the tournament, rotate through the seventh spot. there in a 10-foot range around the net will which is considered a summer event, They round out an impressive Newport lineup that be and April would get to it. This year, we favored against most. Woodbridge obviously looms large in the thus not reflected on their record. "But don't have that kind of margin for error, while 1\inen, up from the JV, is a bigger Sea View League, but 1\veit refuses to focus too much on so our setting will have to be better. hitting threat. we had some trouble against California dethroning the Warriors. "Colby and Katie will switch off, so Lauren Bald, a 5-6 senior, will start in teams, so we have our work cut out for us.· "They lost a couple of runners who were pretty good,• he both can get a rest at times and see the back row and provide added depth said, •but they were so good last year, it's not really going to what's happening on the floor. H one at setter. while Christine Woller, a junior That work includes a Sept. 7 scrim hurt them. Honestly, we're not looking at them or others. We're steps up ahead of the other, she'll play left-hander, will pound sets from the mage against Edison, before opening trying to get ourselves to run as best as we can.• more.· right side. the regular season Sept. 12 at Laguna But with the bulk of last year's fourth-place squad returning, Alyson Jennings, a 5-7 freshman, will Claire Allen, a 5-11 sophomore, will Beach. 1\veit feels good about this year's prospects and he isn't con alternate with Andrea 'D:inen, a 5-10 fill a utility role in the front row, while After a typically rugged preleague ceding anything. junior, at one outside hitter spot. Amy Burlingham, a 5-8 sophomore, schedule, the Sailors will gun for their "On paper, we're a better team from last year,· he said. Glenn said Jennings' ball control brings supreme athletic ability to the eighth straight Sea View League cham •we're definitely one of the top 10 teams in the county. I'm skills are ahead of her ability at the net, outside hitter spot. pionship. pretty excited about the year.• Reca11ing the blowout of all time • They thought they were playing it cool, for the school, A veteran sportswriter McCallan said Tech head off.• once had an answer. had no need to pass. It He laughed, recalling one but all they got was a lot of hot water for their efforts. He said Heisman soored 32 touchdowns guard in the huddle, who olorful character who often at the astronomical score and said lamented the practice of and gained 968 yards exclaimed, •Why don't we just ppeared in the '50s at one the turning point probably came sportswriters ran.king with 528 yards off the throw a long incomplete pass: AJ f our favorite watering for Cumbedand •just before they teams primarily on points scrimmage line. Another He recalled a story that places along Harbor Boulevard in played the National Anthem.• scored in those days, so be 220 yards came from punt Helsman eventually found a Costa Mesa was an aging local He figured it was the worst chose the season tuneup returns and an additional Cumberland player on bis bench chap who once gave this comer an football thrashing in history, and w)th Cumberland to ma.lee 220 yards from kickoff whlle sporting a Tech blanket. The astonishing Insight on one college be was right. And it stW is, by far. a point. Th.at's one side of and fumble returns. coach told the player, ·vou're on football cat&stroP.he. He recalled that the football the story. · Records show that 13 the wrong bench.• 1be player • His name wu Mark McCellan, club was a hastily orga.n.lzed There WU ollo the toUchdowm were the snapped beet, ·ob no I'm not.• theory that Georgia Thch who bad Huntington Beech oil pickup team tutored by law tasult of in~. At one point, it WU recalled miffed on a previous iliterestl and Wat loved because student Butch Mc:Queen. It wu fumbles, kickoffs and that the l8ch 1Ullning becks bad of bJa good humor and Dow of tncluded 16 ltUdenta wbO were enc:ounter witb punts. CumberlaOd in baseball in become so tired that Heilman WU genero&tty. moltly teboleri, not ath.let9. Cumberland allowing tacklel to carry the ball. His mojor football yarn came to In abarp contrast. McCall.an a swnmer l89lion that Jett the completed two ot 11 aerials, Yellowjadteta a bit red-faced. McCaUan remembeled bis be seen u greet humor from one rec.alled that Georgia n.ch W41 i'uabed for a. minus -45 yardl, Wat Cumberland tdmtnlstraton matM once c:hole to punt every ~ in tbe end, but it WU totally unbeaten lD 1915 (7-0-1) and was. unable to JDake e ftnt down, tbrew were aware that it could develop time Ibey got die b.n. He sighed, him for bJm and hll Cumberlend loaded wttb • IM!evv-duty f'Olt.8r. four lntmwpUoas aDd fumbled tMD 1'81D1rked, •That didn't work teemmatea during their into a lucUcroua debec:Je, which DiM Umel. McCellan recaDed one After rub~ bis dd.n allghUy, prOm.pted Why either." grid c:IAI againlt powerful another question. point In the game where the he J9Called another remarkable th8y cucel the contestf Tbii comer IUcroeMd lt OOUld Georgia 18cb on Oct. 7, 1916. clidn't Just quarterbeck shouted feature. He liid Teeh WU coeCbed McCallan indkat.ed that they Cumbedand have beell e teal Cbe ~ by °n.dl bad DO trouble wlnnlng, by John Hlfman, wbo, bi time, umo.t did. to a hdbeck on tbe nm to pick up focfeMblg tbl game at lbe end ol m~. on ttl bOme field. bad. tropby Mmed .,.. him. Unfartunately, be saMl. tbe fumble. Tbe baUbec:k y.n.ct the ant qmrtei', l-0. AflY pel'ICIG f4mllllr wlth tbe No doubt MtCdan bad beck. ·vou J*:k It up. you MCC.n.n llUd ... lbat Idea. Cumbedand wu bound by an eu· 11. .- ~would 8'llpeCt that there ~--...... ulf.,... tban lier cQnlnd. It bid to &ild • team ClraDPeci· aec...... tD. 1811111111\19 .,._many fllwl. And onee, '•II Mr. JlrlK"n w. or cough up tbrM graacJ ID~ Mccaum Mid ...... e-o.a --•mt. a\_,_...... correct. 1be litOe ICboOI d...... slada•llW ...... faith-. TMt ...... _. Clllld •• • ro• d&I M ...... , ..Wlla flam~ 'nlnD. .... lbcMald ~dld .. mow-11t1e~anc1 '"mdle~-mtblmti90a ...... a. W' IP ..ust ·I• U.. lllOWD .. ID o.orgla. ::r...... tl>lllCll • _,,._.WM ID Clldli. ·")11.Ay rr ... &::' ...... ~-- LocWtPg bid. be~ onm COOL DOD' ll(JR ICHOOL• ...... , ...... , a $'*' ...... Doily Pilot SPORTS Monday, >.uguat 28, 2000 7 Four years after announcing was behind the microphone for air time is 10 years or the same in Sydney. at Atlanta Olympics, Newport volleyball and tennis at the Atlanta play-by-play work for "The Olympics are like a Olympic Games of 1996. KCCN-AM, Honolulu and two-week-long Mardi Coast resident will offer radio •untortunately, the Americans The Rainbow Sports Radio Gras,· he said. "It's a circus didn't do too well in volleyball in Network. Ruffolo is also every day, but it's so sweet. play-by-play at Sydney Games. '96," Ruffolo said. "I was there, the _recipient of the' 1998 E. It's also a real honor to be however, when Andre Aga.ssi and Douglas Boyden Media the ::•....,4i Tony Altobelli selected as one of best Lindsay Davenport won their gold Recognition Award, DAILY PILOT announcers by being cho • flu -•••1111MXM9 ... medals. I would really love to see the presented by USA Volleyball. sen to go lo Sydney.• or those who went to school U.S. volleyball teams compete for a Before the Atlanta A small, but popular Olympics began, Ruffolo =..va:... & with him, the Olympics was medal this time. I've been sport in comparison to ,_ Fprobably the last place anyqne dreaming of covering the U.S. and began to send Westwood Jlm Ruffolo baseball, basketball and lllCll:Ml.C..V @ would spot Newport Coast's Jeff Italy in the gold-medal match." One some information on football, volleyball is the OU.1• Cwr en._ Ruffolo. Ruffolo was born in Chicago, Ill., himself to sway the company third-biggest sport in the M-'ILL "I was a major skinny wimp but grew up in Woodland Hills. After in bis favor. world, according to Ruffolo. growing up,• the 42-year-old attending Los Angeles Pierce "My older brother used to be me "I've announced matches in admitted. •Athletics and Olympics College, Ruffolo moved on to up to a tree and drip water on me China where there's been 11,000 DEEP SEA were not something I ever thought I Brigham Young, where be received until I gave up,• Ruffolo recalled people in attendance every night,• his degree in journalism. with a laugh. "I was dripping he said. •At a match I covered in SUNDAY'S COUNTS would be a part of as an adult, but I Newpott ~ - 7 t>o.ts, 254 am and I'm loving it.· "My turning point came at BYU. • information on to them, hoping they Genoa, Italy, the fans stood and sang angten. 15 yellowf'"in tuna. 7 dorado, 339 sand bns. se c.allco bass. 49 bonrto, Ruffolo has been hired by Ruffolo said. "I generated $140,000 would give up and select me, which for three hours during the contest. It's in sponsors to help market and they did.• 5twr.cucU,165 giant squid, 1 Nllibut. Westwood One/CBS Radio Sports unreal the type of reception that this 2 rodcfish, 8 5heephe THE COSTA MESA IFICATION TO AU.OW MARK HARVEY/VEAi· ZONING AOMINIS· A 18' FRONT YARD SON WIRELESS, AU· TRATOR WILL SETBACK (20' RE· THORIZED AGENT RENDER A DECISION QUIRED), TO ADO TO FOR' FRANK C . ON THURSDAY, SEP· AN EXISTING 'SINGLE· PALMER, INC.. 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I · · I GOU' COURSE VIEWS! gar, W/O hk14l. guard-gated The survey resutts wlN be A ·~ Exdling cppol1Lrli1y to lcin 1 Fu ,.._ to 714-141~ dWtdlllO' advertised In this AQ!!!C 949-723-8120 pprai · s to Ml up !nWvllw. newspaper ate available on 110COITA :m ::n: ·~= '::s _12_100/_mo_._9_4_9~-3-· 7_800_ :::i ~ ~s~ =e~ f':e:rc~~ an eqUll'OPP0'111nily basis. Wettcllft 5765, !loon, 11uge· yc1. S475 , .. -..-~-.,: I ' I .. ,.. , -..- '...,.~ ·rr,- ...... , ~ . ' . ' ' I j., ,.I ' . I· ,,• .. " ~-- -- ·- , .. · . ) r ,·· • • A •• ~I August 28, 2000 9 Bridge TODAY'S · By CHARLES GOREN with OMAR SHARIF CROSSWORD PUZZLE and TANNAH HIRSCH ANSWERS TO WEEKLY aJUDGEQUIZ Q 1 - Neilher vlllnerable. u South NOllTH &A.ST IOlTTll WUT you hold: .... i.. ,.. 2· ~0 .... 7 • 10 J Q K 17 () AK 64 •A 1014 Wt.I action do you take? The btddlnI has l)J'()Ceeded: A -This is a mauer ol •yle. 11 you NORTH EA.51'. SOUTH WEST play tlw your tw0 Iii M I=..rc::.: 11 mi:== II...... ____ ...... LEWIS COHSTRUCTIOH wrmtOEn DRYWALL QUALITY CRA"9111AH 20 Yt111 0cpellanct IW1 ~ta~~~ I'll YOUR HANOYllANI 71W57-St25 LM00030 114Ql.14'1 MAit( M«iO:l525 ...... ~ I~~eort Cn, tc.rl ~1ll'd --1 PUBLIC NOTICE CUSTOM SllPCOVfHS - ~~ FlxOrout.eom· 1-., __ • - -- _:.:_:) Tll ...... (114) 1144171 U22!49 I : ,~· • • , • '\J . ' ' FIND - - -·- ... Polley lt111 r ~ ft tld dca 111 111 1·~•11 ... 11 2'] j•::P.1 II:::: II •™i i••\':'l lm-=mJ l.,..I GlEOUAl HOUSING ADMINISTIIATIVE ASSISTANT OPPORTUNITY CrMm Puff 3Br on QA.de. QUIET BEACH 2Br 1Ba , 2Br 1Ba Cottagl 37lh St 1fl Biii to OCMn remodeled Preferred Excellent Care ~~~ ~E=,D~ sac w/wrap-around patios. large llv & dn 8188, lrldg. Steps to beach, patios, upper unit, 2bf 1ba , pl 2 ACAU fleAA OCIAN, Roll Lodge (Llnooln City, Oltgotl 7 mt.) VflCllllltld retlrtmtnt dtet111a11on. 841nnV CUllOm homtL 2 lllttttf btd!ooltl """' Ol'Mt Wit~ ...... mtllt f 1lt ,170. Alklna $17UOO. t"8Q0.5eW18' code 00 Viall www . mAl.inwren oorn i: ---~~ fCM."K ' I I ' ·.·.-----=-;,.;-... ~ . 1 I .i, • • ' . ·1 ' . _, ,J} r~- -- 0 ~. August28, 2000 9 '~- ;y-,., C_..__ ___ ..- ·Il Bridge TODAY'S · By CHARLES GOREN LDUI UtM 'tf CRQSSWORD PUZZLE llllcMllldt. I.Allier, ~ with OMAR SHARIF rod, CO.~ and TANNAH HIRSOH $21.117 (= ...,.. VIEJO ..... ANSWERS TO WUKlN HlOOE QUIZ Q 1 • Neither vvlnuable, u South NORT1t !AST 50UT1I you bold: • J·~O ...,_ i.1 •ltJ \? IC17 Q AKU •AllH Wlllt llClioa do ~ -.e? The biddlna bas orocecded: A •Thu Is a mauer or style. lf yw NOmt 2AS1' SOUTH WESI' play I.bat your tw<>-elUb tapOmC cre. llXUI GS G W I• ,_ 10 ,_ llled a pme fO«C, tlmpfy niJie 10 . ~. lll'flglllon, 1111 I• ,_ T lhrce dian,onda IO let 11.e 1rW11p IUI( .. ~ -~J OMV What do you bid now? (011752) 143.11'7 and leave room for lnvettiplion. JI LEXU8 ll8IOf VIEJO )'OU do llOC. )'OU mUlt Crale a fote A • Whh all tholC prime carda.. a UJ& II.Id.ion by either Ulin& lhe !OM!Mm jump 10 lhree no tn1mp as 1 little pro f ourth•IUit bid of IWO spedes or s~s - there are slam possi jumpina to four diamonds. LEXUS LX 45CI TT blllnes whH:h dlou.ld be investlptcd. c.9ed!U, 37.318 "*9 (1874&8) 138.881 If you play Fourth-Suit Forcing, by Q 5 • As South, vulnenbk, you LEXUS MISSION VIEJO alJ means bid IWO hearti. If D0t. hold: 800-teM3!! ju.mp 10 three clubit to possibly set 1 tnunp suil and pcnnit further prob •KQU "7 '5 0 K'5 •K lUJ LOUS SC 300 't1 ing. ~. loldld, Lexua The btddua bas orocceded: Cel1Jfled. Q 2 • Ncalhervulnerable.as South NORTH 2AST' SOUTH WEST I • Pul I• OOOGE OURAHGo 't9 (038568) S31,987 you hold: r .. LEXUS MISSION VIEJO i. .... 1 lluat Seel 14K 1111, What do you bid oow? '800753llll2 $2l.llO IOO-t6Mnl •KIU52 \lAI O KQJ IO' • A LANO ROVER NEWPORT BUCH Panner opens the biddin& with one A • You do noc want IO proceed KAYAK 94M4N44$ spade. What do you respond'? beyond lhree no llUmp, which mi&ht SQl'PER PAO MOO llllW 740ll . f7 be your ooly makable pine. Thal Mt-723-1471 AIAo, ie: lll'lln. lotc'8d FORD F150 TT A • We can think of all soru or sci· leaves you with vittu.ally one option (M11913 $39.995 4WD, towing. b1k1 :me, entific ways to bid this hand, si1111ing - 1 ahghtJy conaervative raise to EVIE.A BMW te7312W71 S1t,.850 with a jump shift or a fon:ing raise in three clubs. Should partnc1 elect IO 714-135-3171 LAICJ ~ spades. . However. none of them is pass. you probably have not missed 1 NEWPORT BEACH Uncoln Contlnen1ll '15 any bener than an in\mcdlate ace· game. BMW 740! '18 l4M40-M45 ~. suicide dool1, asking four no trump. and that is our pklj. 32k mi AIAo, pram. blaclt, original, $6500/Arm choice. Q 6 • Both vulnenablc, as Sooth you (46824) $38 995 FORD MUSTANG GT '97 949-631 ·7898 hold: - 111 40ft. pntfd ..... BMW boll or IWIW be9n. good ~ER Conv V-6. 5 ~ l8il#w Q J • Neuher vulnerable, as South 1oc. f 15.per ft. wuwt.-ct. 714-135-3171 & motel Soper Sllatpl LR DISCOVERY '97 you hold· •KQ 5 Jll65J2 .. bo!. 94H?H128 (207203) $17.988 All the loytl RMdy to gol BUICK LE SABRE '93 NABERS 15241'0l3055 S11.750 1be bidding has proceeded: White, lealhef. low INIM. •Q32 A98 AQ64 •A8 7 Sip ...... 40ft. Pell-. (714)540.1100 I.AHO ROVER SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST ht ... lholt "'"'1 ok. ~r~ N£WP0RT BEACH 'The bidding has l>f'OOCC CUSTOM CAllP£T CARE LEWIS COHSTRUCTION WITTHOEfT DRYWALL QUAUTY CfWTSllAN Sytltm llded ruT1btt I bV AeltlOdelrlg • Hlndyllwl Al ~ Jobi 20Ytell~ fWt COlltlMTllll reports S19 9S l.klt 704rn lOCll Relldlnl Cl.EA.NI ~ lllr. ht Ill n1 YOUR HAHDYMAHI I* rm. ind prHpolbng 714-557-5925 LM00030 71.._,14'7 MARI( 94~ Ou!! dry 714-504-e665 WITTHOEfT DRYWALL s... Alll'lll c-.- 1) CARPET ,:, CARPET 1) Rep11ra. Petchirlg. llllld. ~~~ ~g~ ~ . Ant siz• ICJbl LHI0030 n..-.1w 1 en. ""' ...-.mo Wholtulel 940-492-0205 t ORY.sTEAM • , l\IC & price. & ..... a.. a.q ,... $1().foom. 2/nn l!W\. Tf...... , M6447W ~1 PUBLIC 1- Qi CUSTOM CMATM TU NOTICE • 11111>111, ..... Cllllllic, CUSTOM 11111t111, .aone. Et1lll 1m The Cllif. Nllc J!lf 71441MM1 UtllltlH Com· SllPCOVEHS ..1_. mllllon REQUIRES --, Ftxarovt.eom' ..... UMd llouM- - -- - lie llllon lldd goocla - __:_~ ""* ...... print ltlllr "'°""P.U.C. (11~=11 C. T rM1b1r: Ina Ind~ pnnl "'*T.CP ..._ ~ ...... ,...... ~ ~ ---,. ~ ...... ,., mcMr, - .l; ~~-d· ' ~ - I . .:.~~~ COUllllON FIND 71~11 ~_.., . ' ...... Daily Not 11 Ma.~ ~2a .·2000 "~ l :, \ . I I I I ' • ' ' I I ) • ' '. ' ' ' I NOT S O MUCH P RE- OWNED AS PRE VIOUS LY A'DORE D. After reviewing 21 pre-owned vehjcle progra1ns, lntelliChoice® named Jaguar Select Edition the country's Best Certified Pre-Owned Program and Best Pre-Owned Warranty.~ • 6-year/100,000-mile • Financing and leasing warranty option • 120-point cosmetic & • Available at rnechanical inspection authorized Jaguar ~ • 24-hour roadside . . dealers only _ ,·~ assistance · JAG·UAR · SELECT E DITION PRE - OWNED AUTOMOBI,LBS Bauer Jaguar 1455 South Auto Mall Drive Santa Ana • 5 Freeway at Edinger. 714·953·4800 • www.bauerjaguar.com Cmeniae iftduda remaining new-cu wamncy plua che Select Edition premium wfrraiuy, which pnwida covenp for an additioftal 2 'yafi/ 50.000 milll OD ,,.... 19'6 .... ,ar wJddll or newer. OMrap for 1'95 model ~ veh.ida will dift"er. See JUUi ctaler for clccaila on du. l1mad eot:a• Not• ma» be .W • ·--. ltlido;a. etn.Wa.oicr lac.., www.intellidloice.c;um. September 1999 review of 21 mam1&aum pcapum. J..- decl far IM ..... For lllOle ...... JAGUA&Gt ftil ....~ ... 02000,..., Can.