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Home My WebLink About1997-11-29 - Orange Coast PilotNewport Harbor's Brant ffiJ1 celebrates a sack in the ftrst half of the Sailors CIF matchup against Kennedy Friday night. ·Newport Harbor went on to win, 38-28 . . ~ . ., • SEE STORY PAGE 81 By °'ristopher Goffard, Daily Pilot , ........ ~ ...... -pe publicly for the first time since news of a sexual harassment law- 1 suit agaillst his department broke, Costa Mesa Police Chief Dave Snowden said Priday he ltood behind his officers and defended his NCord of h1rtng women. •Thil 11 an abeol~ dean department. and I've We tt a point for 11 years that I will not tolerate sexual harassment,• Snowden said. •That's a fact We have more women employed at the department than we did 10 years ago.• · 1be lawsuit, filed this week in meeoun~<::ourton Of tbiee omier <ifl- cers, alleges widespread hatass- ment at the department. includ- ing semt slurs and fondling. It said male officers kept pornography at the station in full view of female employees, that police kept a collection of Polaroid snapshots of investiga- tors posing with corpses at aime scenes, and that on one occasion a male officer urinated on a female officer at a burglary caU. Snowden wu aware of harassment at the department and retaliated against female emJStiyees who complained, the · la t said. Police and city officials denied the allegations. "My understanding from the ofticers is that morale is pretty •SEE LAWSUIT PAGE A11 Deputment, alleging lfJSul hanmmenl. MARC MAR™ I OAl.V PILOT Residents no longer silent • onISSues By Jennifer Armstrong. Daily Piiot NEWPORT BEACH -The residents, it seems, are restless. They've seen too many projects meant to make the city big- ger and on a fast track through city approvals without enough residents' input, some say. So they banded together -led by former Mayor Evelyn Hart -and convinced officials to consider starting a dty com- mittee to look out for residents' interests. Councilman Tom Edwards, m bis ()I) f:: s T : c , J speech Monday accepting his new post as may- • SEE RESIDENTS PAGE A15 Bridgman fund-raising concert Sunday By Christopher Goff ard. Daily Pilot HUNTINGTON BEACH -A free fund-rais- ing surf music concert will be held Sunday in the name of Donnie Bridgman, the 18-year-old Newport Harbor High School student who died in an Irvine Avenue auto crash earlier this year The concert, sponsored by Drive SAFE, will feature an appearance by Dick Dale, who is known as ·the king of the surf guitar,• and local surf bands such as The Fabulous Nomads, The Wedge, Jon and the Nightriders, and Green Room. The CODcert will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Donnie Huntington Beach Intema-Bridgman tional Surfing Museum at 411 West Olive Street. Food and drinks will be sold. and raftle prizes will tndude SUlfboardl and dbmen at local restaurants. •Everybpdy is really excited.• said Sandy Struckhoft, the museum's director and a friend Caring Coaceptl provides specialty clothes for men and women who need us1stance .getting dressed. The clothing ii a nice gift for people In nuning bomes, convalescent homes and -Alzheimer's patients. Owner Jim : Calder says a big seller is the • Houdini jumpsuit for those who have a tendency to disrobe. The clothing is made of poly/cotton and polyester so that ironing isn't needed, and there are snaps to make dressing easy. The company can put names inside garments, and the cloth- ing is very affordable. Examples • on prices include a ladies duster -llt $17 to $18, and dresses from 421 to $28. There 1s a ware- house located at 21531 Surveyor Circle in Huntington Beach, or you can request a catalog, or order by phone by calling (800) 336-2660. I've never been to Ciao, Ital- ian Eatery (675-4070) located at 223 Marine Ave. on Balboa Jsland, but a Best Buys reader, 118Jiled Joseph, says it has a ter- • Ztfic Monday night special -all )>astas half-price after 5:30 p.m. -and IOID8 great lunch entrees. Deily lunch spedal• are $5.95 and lDdUde soup or Nlad. Pallaa II having a floor IUD· ple sale oh aimo.t evmytbing In the store to make room for Ula new lnven10ry. The sale la in progress now through Deaan- ber. Patina bu s.U.pcaovered upholstery, beds, pillows and home accessories. It's located at 2700 W. Coast Highway in Newport Beach. The Costa Mesa Florist (548- 6071) has holiday gift ideas to help make shopping easier, it's selling gift baskets from Baskets and Beyond that range in price from $30 to $100. The gift bas- kets have varying themes like Italian Bistro, Waiting For Santa, Basket of Cheer, Fireside Snacks, and Silver and Gold Gourmet. There's also a holiday centerpiece from $45 and is designed with greens, fruit, flowers and candles. Costa Mesa Florist is located at 117 Broadway in Costa Mesa. • BEST llUYS appears every Thunday and saturday. If you know of a good buy, call me at ~1224. write me at 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, 92627, fax me at 646-4170 or e-mail me at dpi- loUOearthlink.net . . vuenc:aa bas worked for' the IChool dilb:k;t lince 1989. The tint four yeui were at the •11tt1e• Kai.er Primary Center. rn 1993, be WU tnmlfmed to Kaller BJemen. tary, a much larger IChool. where be hu developed an excellentrep- utatim with the staff and lhvterrtw, •He walks on water,• said KaiMr BJementary Principal Daryle Pam-. "He's wmdaful and ii always one Itel> 8head. He antldpates need.I rather than just reacttog to them.. . A LOVE Of 0-.nREN At bis tint polt u custodian at Kaiser Primary Center, Valenda said he worked Dlgbtl and rarely had much Interaction with llU- dents or staff. But with hil day- time job at Kaiser PlemenWy, be gets to interact with parents, .staff and his favorite -9bJdenb. •we've an been kids,. be lakl. ·1 like to talk to tbem. Sometimes I have to tell them they need to be respomlble and dean up after themselv• when they get out of band. I tee tbiDgl that their par- ents end teacben don't see. When they throw trash away in the IChool yard. I ten them they need to have pride in their school. Pilot READERS HOTIJNE MeM. CA. 92626. ~No news stories, lllultn1tlcn. edfto.. 642~ Record your commenu about rial matter or -..dlements the Dally Pilot or news tips herein can be reprodumd wfth. ~ out written permisllon of copy-Balboa VOL 91, NO. 274 AP DRESS rtghtowner. 68151 Our eddreu Is 330 W. Bay St., COl'ONI def Mer Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627. HOW TO 8EAOt US 68l50 THOMAS H. JOHNSON, CORRECTIONS Orcu&etlon Costa M9la Publisher The Times Orange County 68147 It Is the Pilot's policy to prompt· (800) 252-9141 ~~ WILLIAM L09DELL. Editor ly correct all errors of substance. Adwt1IUng STIVE~l Please call 57~233. Oaslfled 642-5678 ~CoMt Managing Editor m :r.,642-021 6715 TONYDOCaO, The Newport ee.ch'Costl Mesa ~54(>.122A AtslNnt Managing Edrtor =Pilot (USPS-144-800) is Spotts 642-4330 TINA llORGAJT4 !shed Monday 1hrough Sat· News, Spotts Fax 646-4170 Oty Editor u~. In Newport 8e«h and =~rthllnk.Mt Corti Mesa. subscriptions are M>Glll CARLSON. only available by subkrlblCX: Business Offlw 642-4321 Spotts Editor The Time Orange County ) Buslnes Fax 631-5902 MAllCMAlmN, 252-9141. In areas ootslde of Photo Editor Newport BMc:h and COlta Meu. Putllllhld by LYNNDOLA. sublaiptlonl to the D.tly Piiot c..ltfomll ComnuWty N9wt, """ ma,_ Dfsplsy AdYertlsing only are available by !NII fot • Tm. Mirror~ w Small a8ft aCtYfto.. JUOYOllllNG. $10 per month. Second dMs ryfor~ Cl4dslfled AdYeftislng postage peid at Ce»ta Mesa. CA. seas In tM outer Every DOW wl tbim a lttlmglr wm be walldng around the cam- pus, and Valencia wU1 quietly intam>gate them. If MClllUf, he'D 9ICOlt them olf ol tbe ICbool grounds. Wbao gang·related grdll1 and vandaltcm were found at the school Jaat ~. Valendl did what be muJd to protect tbe ltuc:lents from having to eee any~ it. . ·we )Vorked bard to paint it . before the kid.I got back to IChool, • he said. "We want the kidl to feel this is a Ille place.• RECENn.Y NA110NAUZB> OdgiDal1y froai MiDuo, Valen· da iecetved hil Aiwtcan dlizen- ship in Aprll He and hil ~. =•ndbulld-We halve • rHlly ng -foot wind active Padfk ahead waves with a west- er1y swell et five with lnctNSing feet. . groundswell coming In from the south- 11DIS west to west at 300 "*'Y • degrees. Sets Rrstlow 1:43a.m. , .. expectad bet\,.en F1nt high wHt-and chest· 7!9a.m. 6.0 high. "'°"sing Searit loiw ):02 p.m. .()A from the~ second high early next week. A 9'.21 p.m. J.9 cold front passing 5'N»AY through Sunday will First low 2:14a.m. 1.t bring chop and • Flrst high west swell. Watar 8:28a.m. 6,0 temperat\n will Sec:ond low howr bet\.._n 63 3:31 p.m. -0.S Second high and "degrees. LANA~ (Prices lndude .. ..,Pie.Ible state and local talca) POSTMAS- iw.rt G. ••• ~ Praldent and CEO weten. Inner waters 10!02 p.m. 3.8 With • 6-foot high Promotions PltAMOO SMAH. TER: Send addra ct-.. to Midi .. ICMdll. The Newport~ Mesa \llat ~ Genslll MINgW O\lef Financial Officer Dally Piiot, P.O. Boa 1560, Colt.a 019' Ctllf. at. Al ...,,. -*. Pacific Coast: Camiology ''Fen-Phen'' and Cardiac Disease will have llght and vartebte winds ... tide et 7 a.m. end I low tide at 2 p.m. becoming south-~66 --OllTmAOI handed out the Martha Fluor Award for the parent who helped the school the m.o.t. students and staff ga~ In th8 schoolyard, waitlDg for the hononcl gi.-t to AllWe. . • 'Iben frClm around a comer, the Olcarmobile emmvede deco- rated to tbe )lilt, chaUlfeUred by vai.xs. and cmytng the hon- ored parent. ·we got to drive through the middle o1 the yard. and an the stud8ntl and teecben were~ ping, and they ware an udt-• he Mid. •everytbing wu so grMt that day, and I really felt like I WU a part of the school. • Wiit C.-.1 ... IMI). A man f'9Clltved ~phone c.alls .i his home In the 3100 bfock. • Udo ,.. Drtw A.cellular phone worth $200 ~ lost« stolen In the ., block. • Ne a rplft c.tW Drtv. JeMky and cash worth $2.tes Wllf9 stolen from • home In the 900 blodc. Harbor ldand Drive: A minor w.a bn>bn off a wt\lde In the JO block. • 9lfdt S4leK Computer equipmlnt worth S4.000 wm stolen from the 4300 block. COITA..sA • Na• 9 art '°""Had: A~ worth $350 was stoler\ from • gel station In the 2000 blodt. • ......... -....: A stereo wont. $500 Mil ltolef\ from a CM lri, the noo block. • ....... C..-Dlfwc A HlllO\Wln m9* lrid ads pioperty w. ~from the 900 blodt. • , ... .,._Compact dlla end• -.o WOf1h S100 w.. stolen from. home In the 100 ~ ........ llrMC: lhs and m.---. ~ .............. a CM In the 2800 blodc. =~'=-'1:.11: ==:tJ1t)!!!fL. ............... ~to ™'::it .. • ,...no ....... •attll*pm.l.On the dayaftlr T·Dlf, ~ birftt two~· Sh"Pll!m.g or golf, 1be c:biJke 11 ~· • Speaking ol b~. allow me to wbiDe About a IUbject wblch is, u you mow, a tavOrtte of mine -mectia hype. I fteW' into LAX on Wednesday night. I'd been in the 'Wilds of Montana for a few <lays, on the' Platb""-d Retelvatiop north Or Mistoula, living off the land and hunting the griz. OK. I wu in a Best Western. and I WU there on bustneu. Anyway, u my video crew and I packed up our gear Wednesday moming, the net- work news sbowl offered one bnwrthleu report after another about Thanbgtv1ng Bve being to ... • etc., etc. Spokespeople from the air- lines and Amtrak and scores of travel •experts• offered tips on how to survive the horror of traveling the day before T-Day. So how wa.s 'the trip? Pffft. Noth- in'. Zilch. Nada. Zip. Not a • sense of respomlbOltyt Pind i those keys, grab that stack ot f plastic and hit the streets. Who the year. •four z:Ulion people on the move.• •Don't travel unless you absolutely, positively have was as quiet u a church the Sunday after Easter. Even the 405 was a pussycat. Forty five f • : t ~ • ·oi• * a. f tt" Q•1r l•:i<-. .... YOU SAVE UP TO $15.00! UltlmtilR &tratt'Stantlatdized st. JOhn'S WOrt 300MG-0.3% llgpericin Plfllno/Rs Menial Well Being* 50 VEGICAPS 100 VEGICAPS • R8i. '3.79 ......... flam Cennny Bouleritd to....,_ m the r.m. l.Jb m MIO. .1118 only thing 1a11J about ii WU die IMtWI ~I'm tllllDg you. tbeY iliab tbel8 tblaglup. a...,..,ber the Main Street m.ctrlcal Parade hype Jut sum- merl There were news storles, ads and announcements that the Bledrica1 Parade was finally being put to rest. •Tbil week- end• wu the •lut chance• to see the little hyperactive. fJoats and hear the vintage synthesizer music that charmed us for so 11l811Y years (It doesn't drive you mad quite a.s quickly as the theme from It's Small World, but it's dose). •'lbi.s weekend.• That's it. Period. Be there or be square. You mooze, you lose. You, your children and your children's children will lead empty, meaningless lives unless you see the Main Street Electri- cal Parade just one more time. Come Monda morning - two-page a and special inserts announcing that the overwhelm- ing response to the ·1ast perfor- to manre•ot .. 8ldliml.-.. Ml caa.tiiclil TIMi ~ Piece On Earth to atnd its run I« anotb8r Weiek. 8Ut tbat'I ill One more WMk. no ei:ceptions. · After Swida~t, ~aboutlt: It's . PIDAlbecl. Don't a.sk, ctoni beg. It's over. Next Monday morning - ~e deal. •0ne more week.• If you miss it, tough. We warned you. Seriously. We're not kid- ding this time. 1bis nonseiise went on for months -o sell-induced cycle that couldn't even be slowed let alone stopped. lt wo.s, in a word, brilliant. It wasn't kids that Dis- ney was whipping into a frenzy, but their parents -baby boomers, to be exact. Every par- ent who took their kids to The Magic Kingdom in the '70s and '80s has a stored memory of the Main Street Electrical Parade. When faced with the prospect, however contrived, of that expe- rience bei.ag • era5ed, • they will respond in very large numbers. If you hype it, they will come. What about last week's top MAIM 100% Pure Expeller P1111ed Saft1ower on With Ydamin E 8400 ~.. -...-._ -,,_-,,,_ SUNSPIRE CHIPS Mlclul•I E. 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But Hemd.on- Whlte embodies the message the state Ottlce of AIDS is trying to get aaoa for today's World AIDS OD Magic Jobmoll. •Not everybody gets to have a nutritionist, a loving wUe, an acupuncturist, a manage thera- pist,· he says. •Peopte bear, 'Hey, Magic Johnson beat that AIDS thing,' and they say, 'Why anm't youwellf'• · He bas lolt his faith that a sure- fire cure, or even a lbOlt·term iii tor symptoms, 11ngen m the near future. •1 have zero hope that the I 7 t h St . f~ E 1\ l 1 TY C I·~ ~< ! ! t ' I· l L L '"' L i \\ i ' i. ..., . \ I ( ! \ ,\ i. l \ l I ': -l ' I ' • : I ' DON LEACH I DAILY Pl.OT Dll'ifd Hemdcm-Wtilte belps Morgan Agency In Its IDV~posltlve dlndloa for modela. · Did You Have An Earth Shattering Moment With Us? Alt6 22 yaws ~,~ 1emoddng our Original Bar and Di'Jing Room. lbc.r' old mtmOrlts d ~ goM forever. .. conY on in wit1J )'(U' ~ -join us for a taco or a margarita and aeat~ a l'N!W mmoy, or capan an old. Bmg tM fomilyf D«. 2nd is )QM' last chancel @} 'El:~ITO · · . fl 2800 Newport Blvd. ( (on the~) ( 675-6855 Retcuont & frfx1t Patio Open During RetrKJ<kl ~me rt 5nterioo accessories. ~ E..~CH-I'fi-0 Catering Sizzling Fajita Bar • Strolling Mariachis ·Margarita & Cerveza Bar 645-o209 Banquet Rooms Available in Costa Mesa arty Trays To Go Pickup at Nearest Location CORONA DEL MAR NEWPOlrT 9EACH 6441226 675-6855 +We're Overstocked with unique furnirurc and accessories from around the world. + Complimentary Interior Design service available. I In Stock Furniture can be delherecl I i for the Holidays! ~ ALDEN'S CARPET has opened anew Area Rug Studio Why Pay Dept Store Prices? ALL RUGS& RUNNERS on SALE. Handmade wools, synthetics, sisal ALDEN'S CARPETS, INC. 1663 f>tacenfla St .. COSta Mesa 6464838 VALENTINO'S BAU. lbe Newport Jaycees holds a tryouts for 30 of Orange Counties most eligible bachelors and bach- elorettes to be audioned off at the THOUSANDS OF POSmONS (That Make You Feel Like A Million) .,.____ •Sooths stress, encotKages circulation. • Maximum enjoyment for watching T.V., readlngt etc. • Offers ultimate comfort and relaxation. • Try It You'll love }'OU"Self In the morning ... 545·7161 lilS fllJ 11'5 HlllOl lllD • COSTA MllA One Mock South of 405 Fwy Coast International Presents The CHRISTMAS WNOtEON Newport Harbor PanheIJenic bolds ltl Oadltmu hJN:'beon at 11 a.m. at B8hia Codntbian Yacht Oub, 1601 Bayside om.. Corona del Mar. The hmcbeoa will fea- twe music and entertainment. Bridge will follow. The ~ii S24 . All National Panhellenic Sotorlty women 8nd guests are welcome. Por more lnformaUon, call 8'M16'. ••ML CONVENTION ...'J'h&-Onmge County Pedaatiw ol Repub1icaD Wcmm pr11 mt tis 1!1!11 BienntaJ Convention mm 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Balboa Bay Oub, 1221 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. The COit ls $40. Par more Information. call 721- 147 or 613-9113. , . iiUQUI' '.The Bben Cub ol Newport ~ meab at 11:30 a.m. at the ~ Q>dntblal\ Yadlt Oub, 1601 Bayade Ddve. C.orma del Mu. A )W'lkal Ovtttnw program will be C*1 by local m1JlkSen Jim . Por more Jnfmmatkm., call 721-9267 or 5484759. llUSINESS LEGISlATION MEETING The Sodety for the Advance- ment of Management mon!bly \neettng meets af &.30 p.m. at the Wyndham Hotel. ~Ave. ot the AJta, COlta Mela. Scott Baugh, .Aaemblyman for tbe 67th Allem- PIY Diltlict will=about busi-~ntlated The cost is ~~~ andindudes din~ J1iore information, call ~. CAREER NETWORK • St. Andrew's Presbytedan Cbmch's Cereer •Network free )Deeting for those un~ meets at 7:30 p.m. ln Stewart ~· 600 St. Andlewl ROad. Newpcxt Beach. saw. Sbtpl9f ot JJMiP• c... COUDNHngwtlldiloo ~tQ1S';.~ more lDfurmatioD. call 57'-2239. ~LECTURE saB INESIORS MEEl1NG Amedcan Capital, lnveston Carp. m¥ttes the public to a com- plimentary· temtnar about the beneftt1 and suceessfu1 strategies ol Pliftte Placement investing, u well u the profit opportunltiea offered by Initial Public Offertngs (IPQI) at 8:30a.m.at1be Sutton Plaee Hotel, 4500 MacArthur Bhd:, Newpott Beadl. Por-mme Information, call 553-1900. ot~RSTIVAL PieceJnakers presents the ann Piecem.akers' Christmas PestN from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Country Store, 1120. Ave., Costa Mesa. 1be will feature aafts, live music and great food Por more information. call 641-3112. WINTIR CRAFTS WORKSHOP The ctty ot Newport Bea.ch offers a. Winter Crafts Workshop for children age eight through 15 from 9 a.m. to noon at Cliff Drive Park. The cost is $26 for Newport Beach residents and $31 for all others. For more information. call 6"-3151. CHRISTMAS BRUNCH The Friends of Gil Pergwron/Prindples Over Politics plays host to the 13th annual Chris Brunch featuring essinger and lbe Irvine Sing t 9 a.m. at the Balboa Bay dlub, 1221 W. Coast High- way, Newport Beach. 1be cost is ; ·Steven Gausewttz. an ,..~.,...,.ic-""" dk: surgeon at Hoag Hospital a .,,mar titled SenkJr Ortbo- Update fJ'om 10:'5 a.m. to at ihe Jewish Senior Cent.er, E. Baker St, Colt.a Mesa. For · fmote information. call 516-5641. ~ {rAX amlNG SEMIWt • 1be dty ot Newport Beach pre. itelds a flee program t1tled Cutting ~ with a O:Jmdence at 1 p.m. in the Prtenda Meeting Room. Newport Beach Central Ubrary, ·1000 Avocado Ave., Newport 'Beech. Par more tnformaticm. call 117-3801. CMAM8ER MEETING The Newport Harbor Area Qwnher ot Canmeroa meets at ~:30 a.m. to diK\m the A.melimDI iwith DtsabOtffes Ad and ltl affect on 1oca1· bur-wea at the Balboa 'Bay Cub, 12l1 W. Cout mghway, Newport Beech. ~ OOlt ii S1S ln advanced or $17 at the door. For more lnformatkm. call 729-4400. MEN'S TIUNK SHOW BJ00mtngcta18'1 mo:wc:ues the latelt looks trom: Hugo BOii and Cole Haan with a men'• trunk show, tbrougbeut the day, in Men's and Men's Shoe's on the second Ooor, 701 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. For more. information. call 729--6600. OtRISTMAS RSTIVAL The Pieoem.akers presents its SOENTIAC CONFERENCE Piecemakers' Chri.ltmas Festival The Council for the Advance-from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Piece- ment ~ce in 1..a,--.~+ makea .Qumtry Sto~re_._!?2Q. Benchmark Administrative Ser-Adams Ave., Costa Mesa. The vices sponsor the fourth annual day will feature cn!afts, live music SKIN CARE SPECIALIST 1911 HAllOlt ILVD. A.Dailabl~ ia Coutry Rut Glaa1: Hutl-blown Etnucan W 13 'It" L 9" Hodson Lighting: Open Tua . .fri. 8:3~5, Sat. 9°"' 1510 Newport Blvd., Costa Maa Q.lity u.w. Srrioe fur 29 y_.. . 543-9341 Ashworth Studio babyGap Rainforest Cafe Swatch Luxurious Bed Linens Garden Setting of Topiaries and Roses Balboa lilad retddent Stev, Lauzier WU In Newport recently. That'• Newport, Rhode Island. Wondrous Children's Furniture and Accessories ~-·" Baby and .· Bridal Registry :~ ~ Excluding eurtboards. Ugg boots. se• snow boards and full suite. All lest year's snow goods 4()qb OFF I 3 4140 •· Ca11111: Hwy CdM. 714· 7110·01!133 ---------......... --------- -· BECICJE:--&URF..CQM . . The Ballet Montmartre presents Begin a New Holiday Tradition, Come see Charles Dickens' .91. Cliristmas Caro{ • An Original BaUet . • Choreographed by Stela Vwri.ca, Orlgtnal Music Co~ by George Martinovich & Orchestrated by Brent Neumeyer. Premier Dec. 4th Special Guest Artist: Marat~· Former Princi~ Dancer with the Kirov Balkt ~ HaoabU8a -(SolOtst with Ohio &llet) .. l ' f Yowr Newport Beach ~for Tassels at Elizabeth Benefield Martha~tewart didn't eat here but you should!!! New Menu Featuring: • Garlic Roasted Chicken Sandwich • Coronation Curried Chicken Salad Sandwich • Tomato and Brie Sandwich in a Baguette • Chicken Caesar Salad • Greek Salad (Partial list of our menu) And Fabulous Desserts! 714.673.7714 English Hif h Tea Served AI Day Tues...$at. 11:304:30 3127 E. Coast Hwy Corona del Mar, CA 92625 One of (alifomia~ Best as written in . -small World. ~ Jodl wen.; ; Jen• Flek:ber, ltBi Madlpa. lnme .. JaDOWich 8114 Kia : Bloom aaght the .... gle feyer will.le Vaal"' Uoning in Costa Rica with the Dally PlloL .. Ld. Jut like Btu an4 Hllluy and their ~ claaghter, ~ : vblted their~. Julie, who a. attendl4g Gordon College ID - Mauachmetls. ~ tbey are reading the• . Dally Pilot with Ben ! Pranklln in Boston. ' you Jll call it ... When it comes to fashion and specialty items, you have a certain "sense of style". And so do wt! Chempltgne 645-6731 Draper'• & Damon'• 646-552 l The Orey Goa•• 642-1803 ~ 63 l-2996 i.nd JlOD ~ Cii'IHii _,..,., Pnlley, Leillle c .......... Doy and Dee HeDley; and eve!lt co- chairs Barry and Pllyllll ROdgen, all of Newport Beach. Kelly, a former entertainer, has been involved in all 16 of the shows produced tor Ameri- 5ewport Beach's Cedl1a Presley, left. and Chapman Unlwenlty ~dent Jim Dott flank Jerry Molen. who recetved the Lifetime ~cheivement Award at this year's American Celebratton ncently. All Hearts ·Come Home for Christmas BYERS' CHOICE CAROLERS DICKENS HERITAGE VlLLAGES WREATHS• GARLANDS• ORNAMENTS CHRISTMAS CARDS • CANDLES AND A WEALTH OF GIFT IDEAS! THE GREY GOOSE, INC. Westcllff Plaza 92660 • I 032 Irvine Avenue at I 7th Street Newport Beach • (71 4) 642-7803 Hours: Monday · Saturday I 0 · 6pm, Sunday Noon · Spm Geo1j1a a..y, ._., anii 8 Hood, are among tbe local patrons also involved with Chapman. Even Hollywood mogul S....... Spielberg got in the act. The dJJector JM,11'Chued a s.5,000 table in honor of Gerald Molea. recipient of the evening's Life- time Achievement Award Molen, producer of some of Spielberg's filma including Schindler's Ust. and Jurassic Park: The Lost World, spent time on campus visiting with students in the department of film and television prior to the dinner cel- ebration. He plans to return, and to participate in lectures and seminars with the young men and women aspiring to one day fill his shoes. The event was underwritten by the generosity of Pat and Toa Elllott. Dee 'and Doy Hen- "8f, a.c. ff .... Doulcl "'-dy, Jeck and Belle IJDdqallt. Cll114 and 1'¥yta Maitln. J.UU and Gloria Petenon. Bob Pralle. Playllll and Barry Roclgen, Manila Rotb. and the Hutton Pounda- Uon. . Patrons dined on balsamic- flavored sweet peppers, medal- lions of beef with bordel4lle and grilled prawns in citrus but- ter. Catered by Aramark, the !arge crowd was impressed by the quality of the food and ser- vice. The much-anticipated perfor- mance, produced by Ron Thron- son, professor and dean of o. llltimm au•' : 1..,. yua'D,."' •with ttie .... Maceda. TheR\ DO bdt.a place D tJW to hln>al thin The IJome Of Import.a tnBumaJ>.ik. . We match more Maceda wtth men pecJpk bean.-we make Macr.da IDlft afbdllbk. c.omc ICC why WW hem the NatJon 'a Number One Mcnxdc:a Deala b the lMt dgbt Ja1S Ill a l'Vllt With the edectton. ecn1ce and t.mna w ca c6r-w ~ rou'll ~a. low. ..... ....... WllrNM6 ~-~ 1-eoo -·----•••u:wa»*llW--~ Cbapm•n'I School of Communi- catiom, follOWed dlnner. Discounts are available for c:bDdnm under 12 and groups for most perfor- m.ances. for .information. call 957-2602. 'The King And r begins TUesday •'J'brOmicm brings together the student and~ experience creating a ij\lality production that ii a living, breathing c:luaoom for students of theater, fl1m. television and The Orange County Per- .forming Arts Center pre- sents Hay)ey MDJs and Vee , 'Dtl•nadge in Rodgen and : music,• Aid Chapman . Hamentein'• c1aasic ·The . ' . , spok~ lbdll WudwelL More than tew> students, fac- ulty and staff work together each year to put on the Ameri- can Celebration. The aowd was suitably impreaed offering their applause, congratulations and support. • LW. CDOl("S column •PPffrs Thu~ and Saturdays King and r beghmiog 1\lel• I day through DeC. 1 in : Segentrom Han. ·soo Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Perfomumces are Tuesday through Saturday at 8 p.m.1 Satwday and Sunday at 2 p.m. and Sunday evening at 7:30 p.m. Tickets range fJ:om $21 to $52.50. For informa- tion, call 556-ARTS. ORANGE COUNTY'S _. .... ~ ~ ...... 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Independent of meeting our country's com- mercial needs for passenger and air cargo ser- vice, an international airport at El Toro would allow the continued mobility of U.S. troops in time of military crisis. And wouldn't that make for 1 better health, prosperity and security than, say, another sports stadium to compete with the one we already have in Anaheim? Yet congressman Cox is more concerned with the well-being of the Dali Lama than in protect- ing and serving the will of hls own constituents on the Newport Coast. We're the ones who sent him to Washington in the first place. We're the ones who have twice voted •yes~ to convert El Toro into an international, commercial airport. What about us? 1 EveryoJW I know who's taken the time to study Orange County's air travel demands sees the necessity for a regional airport at El Toro. But not CoL He opposes an airport, yet has time to fly to the far side of the world to tell the people of Tibet that he cares about their future. Could it be that our ambitious congressman ~ ~ete~ed that bis own security interest (as Ill bis upcommg bid for the U.S. Senate) lies in turning bis back on the people of the Newport Coast? We are, after all, beading into a major political season. And the biggest issue tn this country - bar none -is the future of El Toro. And so, as our congressman shapes up his travel plans to Tibet, I'd like to ask two timely questions: Congressman Cox, aren't you pander- ing to fat-cat campaign contributors in South County who oppose El Toro and are looking for anti-airport candidates? Do you really think no new airport would bode well for your -and our country's -collective future? We hope you're smarter than that. However you answer, we want you to know this, congressman: Your time would be far better spent in shoring up your home base in Orange County. A good place to start would be to recog- nize that the buildup has begun; our future quali- ty of We will increasingly depend on quick and efficient access to the global marketplace of the 21st century. . Mostly, congressman, I ask you to think about this: U El Toro's jet-capable runways get plowed into 50,000 new cookie-cutter homes -and that 21-square-mile property turns into a whole new downtown a la New York City -you had better hope that when the inevitable crunch comes, the Dali Lama will speak kindly on your behalf. Because the rest of us civilians will be too busy fighting through traffic-congested roads, and the Defense Department will be too busy scrambling to find sufficient airfields to get our own military forces off the ground. So while you're sending peace and freedom messages to China, congressman, here's another one for you: You don't need to fly to Tibet to pro- mote human rights. The people of Orange Coun- ty have a right-in your own words-•to enjoy the autonomy and freedom (we) were promised." U you really want to be seen as a freedom fighter, you'd better start looking at the danger right here in your own back yard. • IUOIAltO F. TAYLOR ls a Newport Beach resident and member of the Airport Wortclng Groop. The Dally Piiot will run regular columns and letters on the El Toro debate. L----------------------------------------------------------------------------------~ I t Is~ .i leilllt to .... 1hlt q_~ WOUid ~ e l.wsult of h tort'.flled ~ ~ ~ Attomev Mb Mllir fOr $~000 .. schOot bOllrd ..... Jim Fer-rym.n for hJs '9l'riait thft •1 think this down needs to~ • Ht..• ' • To st.rt With; Mffter IS a pObltc offfdal whose actions may be discussed bv enyqle,. pro or con. Second, Miiier Is a dtlMn Of thilt United States of America and ls owed full ~ tection of his right to freedOm of SJ>Hd'. Third, sticks and stones can break your bones ---...ui~.....aml....W't..-.11 know the rest. It is pathetic. Indeed, Wtiiii~~n~~nltiCf States a city attorney sees flt to sue another lndivid~I for what that individual says, even if the remark Is Insulting and flippant. Free men and women are supposed to respect one another's rights to speek what is on their minds and not fear It and try to muzzle It bY government action. And when they forget this and try to enlist government to harm • tt\05fl whose speech they dislike, the goverr;. ment Is supposed to send them on their wa~ not give them a forum to try to perpetrate ~ their injustice and lmpose·burdens on the • speaker Involved. · Is Miller so enamored with his offitjal 'f)C)Si- tion that. like royalty, he does not thl,. oth- ers may voice bad opinions of him? What hubris -it Is preposterous. • TIBOR R. MAOIAN Newport~ readers hotline TAKING THEl'R TO.LL : The Issue: We asked readers if they are happy with the San Joaquin Hills toll road, which celebrated its year anniversary recently. I think it's absolutely wonder.:. ful. I sometimes drive it just to listen to music and smoke a cigar. In fact, I didn't realize it was the anniversary but I drove it to roll the 25,000-mile mark on my Range Rover. I think it's a wonderful road and wish you all the best with it. RICHARD BERG Newport Beach I believe that the toll road has been pushed on us as a project and once again our government bas very poor business sense. lbe toll agency is about 45% below its projection and it's los- ing money. They don't want to admit it. They've got the top members who are being paid hundreds of dollars a day now over there trying to get advertis· ing for it and actually operating the toll -which is a ridiculous use of the top-level of the people in their department. I think that, once again. the same people and same kind of judgements that led us into the bankruptcy are pushJng these kind of projects and I'm veiy unhappy with it. FRED RAWI.INS Costa Mesa I think the toll road would cer- tainly attract more people if the fee was a dollar each way instead of $2. I use it all the time and I have a transponder. I have a daughter who lives in San Diego and my mother in El Toro and if I'm really in a hurry and it's not the middle of the day I will take the ton road to El Toro Road and go straight up El Toro Road The middle of the day, there's too much traffic on ID Thro Road. Anyway, I also think that if you buy a ttamponder you ought to get a couple of free rides out of that. In most pl.aces, if you buy a bus pass or anything of the sort, you get extra rides because you bought a pass, so to speak. So when you're buying a transponder you're only getting as many rides as you would if you paid for them. It'• just eesiei: that way and it is a lltqe faster, you save a bit of time that way. But I think you ought to get a better deal on your transponder. And again the fee should be dropped to a dollar to make it more feasible for everybody to be able to use the toll road. PA1TY VONHBNKLE Newport Beach I've always been again.st toll roads. I've seen the graft and the promises from government that we would not have to pay them after a few yean, just like the tax increue on business a few years ago and ooiporations. 'Ibey promised. they would take that away. They didn't. CHAJt1ES BREWER Udollle When the Weird get ~~ urge to write, watch oilt . . . -. ..-:.-i .-., :~·-, not .,,. 3' r • f ' I ~ SAFE, a local nooprotit driver safety awareDell program found- ed u a r.u1t of Bridgman'• death, and to the Donnie Bridg- man Scbolanbip Foundation at the yniversity of Cobado. Nine other Newport Harbor High School students were paCked ·into a Chevrolet Blazer I can't believe ..... . 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Snowden said the accusations ! in the lawsuit hurt him •to the i bone.• i ·u tears my heart out to see ~ what my officers are going i through and what the depart-i ment's reputation may go l thiough before the truth is out,• i be said. •rm really proud of [the ~ officers).• ~ ple into the holiday spirit. •People start getting into a better mood,• Abraham said. "The tips are better. too.• Throughout the day Friday, helicopters buzzed the shopping center to keep an eye on park· ing conditions, and certain tech- nologically advanced consumers kept in contact with fellow shop- pers via cellular phone. And, as toddlers and stroller- bome infants queued up before Santa's House, Karen Burgess and Debbi Augustyne sat down to a lunch of pasta salad. The pair had arrived at Fashion Island at 7 a.m. and hadn't stopped shopping until noon. "I always come early,• said Augustyne, 30, of San Dimas. "I got up at 4:30 (a.m.)." Augusfyne, who was flanked 0..,., .,,, • ..,, ... ,.,,.. *"'· N .. 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I .: / . •Sailors rally from 28-14 deficit in the third period in Friday's CIP I\ Division V quarterfinal thriller. 8y Bwry F1ulkner, Dail;' Pffot N'BWPORT BEACH -For those not among the esttmated •.ooo who wit· n811ed Newport Harbor High's 38·28 ~ victory Friday over visiting Kennedy in the ftm round of the CIP Soutbem Section Division V football play· \ olfl, prepare to hear some embellished accounts from those who were. " stmply the details would be entertain· . • ~... ~ 1n9' enoogb., ~ ibe •MJgive 80 .rnudl credit 1to our kids. ~ 1They kept : ; battling " back and indiViduel perfor· mance put on by Newport senior Bret! Baker all but defies reality. Indeed in the years to come, the yardage totals will get bigger, the one- play ankle injury will have required minor surgery, the game- clincbing field goel will exceed it's actual 36 yards and Baker will have been elect- ed mayor .• ~ . playing hard ... " -JEFF BRINKLEY ~. . There were, of oourse, plays aplenty from the rest of the Sailors, who trailed, 20· 1', at halftime, then were bumed by a 4'·yard touchdown pass early in the third quarter to put Friday's semifinal date with qHeeded Santa Margarlt& in serious ~· • Tban9 WU the ricochet touchdown catch by Oscar Ga.rd.a from 3" yards out With 1:22 left in the third to tie the score. • There WU quarterback Stave Gor- man'1 3-yanl dart to Garda on an out for tbiia niis' nnt 0t three third-quarter ms. • There WU Robert Ptndia spelling Baker with inl'ptred runs. • There WQ middle linebacker Pete Hogan sJ.ommlng Kennedy ball carriers to the turf and repelling Fighting Irish tacit- len after making IODle of bis five catches. • There were the four combtned sacks by Derek Fox (two), Bnmt Hill. Mllr.:e Stanton and Phil Baltazar that slowed Irish 'quarterback Gabriel Roman from adding further to bis career-high 18 com- pletions. • There wu Lucas Kerr's monumental strip of a Kennedy back. producing a fumble Hogan recovered at the Irish 22 to set up the go-ahead score with 1:10 left in the third quarter. • There was the hammerhead block- ing by offensive linemen Eddie Oarke, Hill. Baltazar, Lance Chavez, Blair Jones, and fullback Carlos Henriquez. • And there were the interceptions by Lamar Lee, a leaping snatch in the end zone on a would·be touch.down bomb, and Shawn O'Donndll. who collected a deflected pass and l9twned it 32 yards in the fin.al moments to shred Kennedy's four-leaf dover qf end its comeback dreams. But mOlltly, was the 5-foot-11, 184·pound Baker, who ran, returned, received, p~ ce-kiclted. pounded Kennedy -and broke up daily pilot high school athlete of the w SAILORS :\ TACKLE ~ VIKINGS ~ . ... .. TONIGHT· Marina High is the last barrier for Newport Harbor's entry into California's Final Pour. By Molly y~ Daill Pilot NEWPORT BEACH - Tonight when Newport Har· bor High's gills volleyball team b.ostS .Martna in the quarterfinals of the State Division I Championships at 1 o'clock. it knows tt will be up against a squad that knows how to pull off sur· prise parties. The Vikings (15-2) stunned top-seeded Mater Dei in the Division l·A Southern Section title game in five games, giving Marina its first aown in its first-ever trip to the title game. Coached by Darriclt Lucero, the Vikings breezed through their first round match with a four-set wtn over Buchanan of Clovis, 15-7, 11-15, 15-9, 15-5. Harbor, which won its fourth CIF Southern Section (l·AA) a week ago, uses a~ strong blocking and hitting_: game as it takes advantagt:- of its height. : -: Coach Dan Glenn'1:: Sailors boast four girls whe:- stand 6-feet or taller -Sea:· View League Player of thi:: Year Jennifer Carey, first:-; teamer April Ross, Kathy Lavold and Krista Dill -and the group has dropped just one game in five postseuon matches . Marina, however, will cbeJlenge with a solid defen- sive gameplan. In the Vikings' win over Buchanan, which was also considered an upset as Buchanan was seeded fowtb in the Southern Region, the crew out of.. Huntington Beach bad two players in double digits in the dig ooh•mn Senior out- side bitter Undsay Phillips tallled a seuon·high 32, w.biile middle blocker Julie Renfrow added 13. For Marina's celebration to continue, though, the squad would have to pull olf the biggest swprlse of all as Newport (21·2) ts the top seeded team and will be playing in their own gym. ID eddttion to Phillipi and Renfrow, Marina will rely on S-11 sophcmore Becky Pot· ter. Instrumental tn the win over Mater Dei. Potter ripped down 1• kills in the first round of the State_ Championships depsite playing with a cracked bone in her right ankle. Junior outside bitten "" Chanda McLeod and Katie Keating ~ strong at the net. e1well. •Arrival of shot clock may mean more point production from Coach Lany Hirst's normally methodical offense. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot • NEWPORT BEACH -The Newport Harbor High boys bas- ketball team lost three starters to graduation, mcluding All-Sea View League selection Danny ~do. It also had two players qwt recently ·and ~.up a transfer from Wubingtou. But the biggest... cMng~ this year for Coach Larry Hirst's Sailors could be the addition of the 35-second shot clock, which has almost universally governed prep hoops outside of California. A disciple of offensh~e patience, Hirst's Harbor teams have averaged 47 points in 50 contests with no shot clock over the past two seasons. several Sallon; to be~ from a newly emphasized weight train- ing ptogrmn, according to Hirst, who will ask his floor general to increase his 12.4 scoring average of a year ago. MHe's been so solid and con- servative for us," Hirst said of his two-year letterman. "But this year, we want to loosen the reigns and encourage him to break out of his comfort zone. His outside game has always been pretty good, but now we'll ask him to penetrate and finish.• When Jameson distributes, the 6-0 Archbold will be among the leading tar- gets, as will 6-7 junior Adam Hearlson, 6-3 sophomore · returner Dustin Illingworth, junior varsity Co-MVPS Gary Robinson and Alari Limon, as well as sharp- shooting James Hemari- des. But, as the Tars learned in a three-game tournament last season in Rhode Island, the shot clock can significantly increase scoring. ln three games with the shot clock. Harbor averaged 77.3 points per game, including an 89-point triple-overtime output which was the school's best single-game tally m 141 games. Larry Hirst "His game has matured,• Hirst said of "I think you'll see a lot more zone,• predicts Hirst, who per- sonally favors man-to-man. "I think defenses are going to try to pack it in and challenge teams to get the best shot off they can.· Harbor, led by juruor point guard Matt Jameson. an All- Newport-Mesa District and sec- ond-team all-league selection as a sophomore, will challenge opponents with the hardest work- ing team in Hust's three-year tenure. ~I've never seen a group of kids work Uus hard,• said Hirst, who acknowledged seruor Scott Archbold as the only certain addi- tion to Jameson in the starting lineup for Monday's Daily Pilot Tip-off classic opener agamst Verdugo Hills •But we're young, so we can be good to average, depending on what day and what quarter it is. The only way to really get rid of youth and mexpenence 1s by playing, so we're arutious to get started. I think we could be good this year, if we get enough expe- rience m December • The 5-11 Jamesnn 1s one ~ Archbold, who averaged 5.3 per game last season. "His athletic ability to drive the basket is unsurpassed.· Hea.rlson also averaged 5.3 points per game last season and Hearst will count on either tum, 6- 4 senior Trevor Tiussel, or 6-5 seruor Carlos Nicas10 to produce m the paint. "Our big guys are going to have to come through," said Hirst. who lost a couple front court players when 6-6 jwuor Nick Sense and 6-5 seruor Chuck Loo both quit the squad after playing irl the summer Illingworth, who scored 99 points in 22 games as a freshman, ha.s made great strides, according to Hirst. Mark Ward, the aforemen- boned Washmg1on transfer, adds to the backcourt depth as a 6-1 junior, while 6-3 senior Scott Dore can play above the nm with tus ample leapmg ability Hernandes, a 6 -2 senior, 1s "the purest shooter we have,· according to Hirst, while Henry Galdamez will contribute off the bench ·BltlEFLY U.S. staggers host at Croatia Cup, 7-6 • Americans score Uuee goals in final quarter to shock tournament host. ZAGREB, Croatia The U.S. National water polo team defeat- ed Croatia, 7-6, lll the opening game of the Croatia Cup Friday. The come-from-behind victory before a live national television broadcast. left the capacity crowd ot l.SOO in stunned silence. 'nailing f>..S, Brad $chumacher eoored on a breakaway with 3:52 left. , Cb1 Kredell connected with the t,amt-wtnner with 1:31 left on a shot from 1 meten out. Dan ff4tkett bad two blodtl and a steoli'Jn the final minute to pre- 'lefft the victory. ·~ .tn the scortng oolumn wu o:;roaa del Mar Higb product o.rit'()edin~~ o~ .... 1, • ~Rites 2 1 1 3 ~ 1221 -6 ""'.Humbert 2. ~ 1, ,,'Kndetl 1, Oedlng l. Am1fo 1. tfadcet 12. Oallll • lukk 2. Herc:9V 1. 5mld&IU ftW~!h~j '·~ Pirates eye 4th victory Orange BAs•...-n Coast Col--.m~uALL lege's men's basketball team will put its 3-1 record on the line tonight as the Pirates travel to the College of the Cariyons in Valen- cia tonight for a 7 o'clock tipoff. The Bucs topped El Camino, 71-55, in Costa Mesa Wednesday evening, led by Shaun Jackson's 24 points. Chris Candlish, a prod- uct of Estancia High, added 13 points to the Dues' ledger. Brady Clark pulled down nine rebounds. ' MARC MARTIN I OAl.Y PILOT Newport Harbor's Brett Baker leaves would-be tackler In the wake of a punt return to 1he Kennedy 1-yard line, setting up a Sailors' soore on the ensuing play in Prtday night's Dtvlslon V qoartednal game. NEWPORT CONTINUED FROM 81 passes in one of the most compre- henSJve individual perfo.nnances since the Newport program began m 1931. Baker finisl)ed with a career- high 232 rushing yards on 34 car- nes, three touchdowns, including one on a 42-yard screen pass that Coach Jeff Brinkley said may have been the biggest in a cornu- copia of big plays in Uus 150- m.inute thriller. He also toed five conversion kicks, averaged 33.5 yards on six punts, with a best of 52, capped the scoring with the aforementioned field goal to pro- COSTA MESA CDNTNJED FROM 81 that tumble,· Ho.well said. ·we cough it up once and there's the clitterence. • Howell's squad, which achieved the first-ever 10- vtctory season for a Mus- tang football team, made a solid defensive starid with a sack that drove the Colts back 9 yards coupled with an offensive holding penal- ty that pushed them back 10 more yards. But Covarrubias found Bautista again, this time for a pair of completions that set up Anderson's game- winning JO-yard field goal. MThis is the way CIF should be,· Thomas said. ·we Just made one more play thari they did. That was it.• Anderson's boot went duce 26 points. As not to ledve his teammates in the lurch, however, he also returned three punts for 93 yards and brought two kickoffs back 37 more to total 413 all-purpose yards. And that doesn't even take into account his defense at comer- back, including a game-stopping crunch on a Kennedy receiver, who writhed on his back until the riled-up Harbor crowd stopped hooting. "There were so many big plays, I'm going to have to sit down and process them all,· said Bnnkley, whose 10-2 Tars earned their 22nd victory in back-to-back seasons, a school record. Brinkley said he wouldn't begin thinking about Santa Mar- garita, a 59-18 winner over Servile Friday, in order to suffi- oently savor his squad's victory. ·1 give so much credit to our lads. They kept battling back and playing hard. And Baker had a great night, again.• The comeback was required as the fourth-seeded Irish unleashed a potent no-huddle passing attack that produced four Roman TD tosses and 278 yards. Aaron Lewis (four catches for 111 yards) had a 79-yard scoring catch and run and Andre Banks (seven catches for\ 14) took a flat pass 44 yards to paydirt. But Harbor exploded for 21 through with less than two BRIAN POBIA>AI DAlY Pl.OT minutes remaining, but the Mesa defenders put the stop to Covina runnlng back Travis Morimoto. damage was irreparable as Mesa's quarterback Ronnie Llevanos fired three consecutive blanks On fourth-and-10, Llevanos appeared to have con- nected with 6-foot-3 seruor receiver Dan Baume. Bawne, on the far right sideline, jumped up to grab the ball, but on his way down, he was thrown out of bounds by the Colt defender. Covina downed the ball three times and let 30 seconds tick away into the night as its players celebrated the fact that they were going to the semifinals. The younger Herzog put m his strongest offensive performance of the season with his 81 yards. "We felt we needed to run the 900 (a running slant), and Jimmy runs real well off tackle,• Howell said. Herzog ran the play through offensive guard Chris McBride and linebacker Brandon Jones with Uevanos, the elder Henog and Vince Hamade blocking. Covarrubias, a senior, finished the game with 109 yards and a touchdown pass. He threw one interception, a pick by Mesa's Steve Herzog, which was just his fourth of the year. Covma 's signal caller bad also been the victim of Just one sack all season -Mesa got him for two, including one on the game's opening play when Herzog rang him up for a 13-yard loss. First downs Rushes-yardage Passing yardage Passing Net return yarc:iilge• s.ctcs.yardage Net y<1rdage Punts , Fumbles-fumbles lost third quarter to end the five-g winning streak for Kennedy ( Gorman finished. with yards and three TDs on 16 of completions, while Garcia .. seven catches for 86 Y~: • : 4 The semifinal will be ~ fourth in six seasons and will ~ their fourth meeting with Margarita in the last two. N port lost to the Eagles, 38-0 in yea.r's Division V title game were thumped, 45-6, in the View League meeting this f~ Covina Scion a-g ~11 Costa Mesa 0 13 7 0 SemndQt.&1111 Cov -Bautista 2 pass from Cov• (kick failed). 10:26. CM -J. Herzog 9 run (Pee.a kid), 4 Cov -Baca 1 s run (pass failed), O: CM -S. H~ 3 run (fumbled 0:12. n-lnt QulirW' CM -S. H~ 2 run (Pea kick), ~Qum'tlll' • COY Holguin 1 run (Andenon Path 4:06. -:..-i: Cov -Anderson 30 field goal, 1:39:~ Attendance: 2. 500 (estimated). • ..:-· INDIVIDUAL • ISi •I G ~ .,;t. COY · Baca, 9-43; Morimoto, 7-39; - Holguin. 11-38; COYwrubia, 4-0. -..:; CM -J. Herzog, 15-81, 1 TD;~ , 3-54; s. Herzog, 1 ~ Fetter, 4-27~ Lievanos, 1-1. ~· NMVIDUAL MSSING - Cov -CovMtUbias. 9-16-1, 109, 1 CM -Uevenos, 6-13-2. 59. INDIVIDUAi. W8WllG Cov-Bautista. 7-93, 1 TD; Qu#v\, 1-10; Terra.us, 1-6. CM -HarNde, 3-34; ~. 2-31; Sou, 1 ... . JORDANA CONTINUED FROM 81 emphasized the team's ambition in the huddle. ur just told them we've all been waiting for this our entire lives, H said Havrilu.k, one of six seniors on the squad who have ·played together since the se\:enth grade. "In volleyball, all we ever wanted was to win CIF, especially ,o~ senior year. We had fate in OUt hands. There were either ~g to be tears of joy afterward oi tears of disappoinbnent. Either way it would come, so I just 'decided to try and get them going. But there was nothlng I could've said or done. It was just all about heart.· ln addition to Havrilu.k's effort Jn the final Nov. 21, she added 15 ~ in Corona del Mar's sweep over host Calabasas in the Semifinals three days preceding to.«pike home Daily Pilot Athlete bf the Week laurels. •Even in a long match (Cd.M won the first two games, 15-1, 15-1), that's eight digs a game. If you look at the size of our team, our strength isn't going to be blocking, it has to be defense and ball control, and defensively (Havriluk) is our leader -not only in digs. but she's setting an example of how defense should be played .• Cd.M, competing against bigger teams in the Sea View League (i.e. Newport Harbor and Santa Margarita), secured its sixth CIF title with a special attitude and flair. ·we knew they were big,· Havrlluk said of the Highlanders. •But it's the scrappy teCJ.IDS that scare us. There are six seniors who have been together a long time and we love each other. We've spent so much time together, and I think we clicked at the right time. It was definitely emotional after the match.· Havriluk, the team's leader in kills (about six per game), digs and service aces, believes the win wasn't about spikes and sets. about how much effort you're willing to give.• Havriluk, whose desire is to continue playing volleyball next year at Cal, is like an assistant coach on the floor for Conti. said. ·1 think ~good leader is a goodjudgeofcharacterandshe knows how to deal with different personalities. She knows how and when you need to get in someone's face, and how and when you need to pat someone on the back." Keri Wilson, Audrey Anhood, Sarah Petry, Brooke Reese and Corre Myer are Cd.M's other seniors. •After the (title) match when we were talking, we couldn't even remember what happened," Havriluk said. Havriluk, the eighth female to merit Athlete of the Week honors in 11 weeks this school year, has made her mark this season on offense, though it ~~ defense that led CdM to the section title. "She hits a real hard ball/ Conti said. "She's got OK size (5-foot-11) and she jumps OK. But what makes her a good offensive weapon is that she has a variety of shots she can go to. She can hit hard and also throw in some tips and off-speed shots, and she can hit different areas of the court.• Rush on the board as she sei7.ed possession of the ball at the opening whistle and drove down the field for a score. Kim- berly Payne continued the scodng with a 30-yard sprint down the field before firing the kick into the net. GOLD DIVISION Boys 13-under • Sla"mw; 8, la Veme Lazen t S ......... 7,BreakO Th& Slammers advanced to the Sweet 16 in League Cup play with a pair of dominating performances. Against the Lazers, Secba Jajestan tallied tbiee goals while Brtan Bauer added two. Juon Cauldy sank the final goal of the game, and Jallan Cerutti and Alu Nor11utdge tallied many shots on goal. The defense of Jotepb S-Hna•, John lt.ogen, Joey Bendetti, JC.C. Jtawllm, Adam Uhl. Jordan Feldman and goalkeeper WW Jobmon kept the Lazers to one goal In the contest against the Break, another OCU team from the Bronze Division, Bauer led the Slammers with tbiee goals., Kljestan had two, and Blake Dillion and Erle McGowan notched one each. The Break played strong defense in the first half behind Brandon Latty, Danny Bonner, Mike Streak, Peter Helam and Clark Fonda, but without reserves and an injury to the sweeper, the Break were worn down in the final half. SILVER DIVISION Boys 11-uncler • Slammen 3, Aaault 1 •Slammers 2.1.a Verne Llrzen 2 The younger Slammers team also moves into ~e quar- terfinals of League Cup action ' responded well with the efforts of ·Jacques Ucorlm., Roa Dll- Uon, Dani.el Pttzbugh and Knr- U. Luebke. BRONZE DMSION Girls 14-under • Wildcats 2, OJS(; Ultbna.te 2 In their final game <>f the fall, the Wlldcats secured third place in the division with' a tie that resulted from second-half goals by Uz Lord and Aidan Cleeland. Strong offensive outings were turned in by Courtney Conwell, Matalla Sebag, Jana Luebke, Lauren Palukl, Devon McCall and Undlay Thayer, ·as well. The defense was led by Lauren Loe, Meredith Potter, KrtsUn Nabin and goalie A.my Mudd. .Ghil 12-under • lt.ush n 1, Long Beach Ughtnlng 1 • Rmh n s, South Coast Club o The Rush Il battled to a tie and then posted an inspira- tional win that makes them a consideration for a wildcard berth to the. playoffs. Against the Lightning, sweeper Delaney Ferguson kicked off a ' scoring drive as she made a steal and passed to Barbara Julian, wha; in tum, moved the ball downfield and passed to babel Montoya for the goal 1 with less than three minutes rexr111ining in the game. The Lightning, however, 'tied the score a minute later. Against South Coast, though, the Rush needed a six-goal victory to advance without a wildca.rd. They came up one short in a thrilling victory. IClmle Kramer racked up the first goal of the game, and Jllllane Hartfiel would end the game with three, as Hayley Miller provided one, as well. I I I I I I I I I 1 •That's a pretty amazing stat Jo have,• Conti said of Havriluk's ,0 tligs against La Habra. "It's all about what's inside,• she said. "Everybody knows how to pass balls and dig. It's just ·she's a pretty vocal person, but she'll be the first to give a pat on the back, and those are the kids who are leaders,• Conti Havriluk apparently also has a knack for tugging on heart strings in the huddle. L------~-----------------------------------------------~ ·PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES 1_P_U_B_LIC_NO_T_IC_ES __ OBITVU'f Ill OBITUUY PUBLIC NOTICE NOYIS, AND MAYOR PUBLIC NOTICE 1 .. _____ _ ~~~~~~~-EDWARDS 1~~~~~~~-•• PUBLIC NOTICE OADIN.AHCI! No Es, co u N c 1 L Plotltloue BuelneH CIOQQll Dun ~ Md a member of the a.eMoee wll be oon- NOTICI OF NO. 87·38 MEllBIRS1 NONE Name Statement ,._...., ;:. ~~ ~~-= ~ .. 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Call 714 ... ·~·'7 Reception lat Need custom« Mr· vice oriented people to anawer phonee, greet customer• and ..... , Office Manager. Loan Con8Ultant9 and ffundlng ~ LMtn and adYanoe to other pcl9!done. Two poaltlon• available: ?:00 AM to 1 :00 PM or 1 :00 PM to 7:00 PM Monday thN l"riday. LoanWorka, a dMslon of an NYSE tracs.d '5 bllllon aaaet Rl!fT, la expanding ... lleat..of· .,,...,. dTrec:t lending operation In Irvine. &a The arowlna Hunting-ton 8each -Indepen- dent adVertlalng team seeks an outalde aate. repr••~Uve In the Retall AcWertlalna Departm•n\. axpeti; ence pref.,ed, l>ut wlll train. Applicant should be energetic, motlYated ..cs a sett •tarter. Salaty plua commlulon. Xlnt ben- efit pkg. Drug acrHn. lna/phyaloal ,.quired. EOE. Send '"ume to Jani•• CroH, o/o Huntington Beach Independent, 11882 8eeoh Blvd, Sult• 180, Huntington Beach, CA 8284e 01 fu resume to7141'116-11'74. Sell your extra household Items rn CLA881FU!D Cell 642-5678 -------- PIHtar/Stuooo Patoh ·Serving So Ce 25yr• llc#328884 24Hra 714-554-7831 ctH•••• .... ,. Ddilii: Coma Visit Our law Central :' :, __________________ _ @1Brldga ,~ . ~I 8Y own.es GoREN ,4~ wtdt OAMR SHARIF and TANNAH HIRSCH WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ The biddiu bu oceeded; NOlrl'll IA&T'IOUTll R8T 10 .... 10 p-l• .,_ ' Wbai do )'OU bid now? Q.1 • Both wlnenble, .. South )'OU hold: •I OA lHI Otl111 •A·1' Q. e ·Both wlnerable, u South .... , 7-4 CMstmM Boutique ltemall, o..Jgnet cttha, ~. lewletY. aerc:IM bike -$CHM Kitt..,. .. (a.tc.JR8Rdolph) . NBWPOIT ,·-$_B_EST_$_ BEACH --------- PRICES ••tat• ..,. Lota ot PAID tum. beds, dt .. ..,., FREE collectlblea, garden CONSUJ..rA110N toola, BBQ, dryer, i.. Embl'd LlllAW Bac::h bl••· cryat.I. Sat w Ooeelen ExpendU. to LA. 19441 Wlnclwllrd Ln Sin Francilal &. tlew Yoft. We buy AN'TlOUIS llD MOO!RN DISHWAJtl ID TlffANY EVBmUNGUI awe ..ie., probeu. Family divillon~ 714 .. 249 .. 3711 APPLIANCES 6011 •WASH .. t/DRY•R 1145/ ... RefJIQeratora 1185/H ...... 8848 FUINITURE · 6014 41 -~------ Cu.tom made Rttz Co. I' Rattan dining tbl & e uphotatered chain 1450. (714) 831-4372 WHAT HAPPENS IF YOU DON'T ADVERTISE? you bold: MERCHANDISE NOTHING I t 'Q. I · Bo&h 'Nlnerable, u South ,you hold: it .. f'.Jll Oii OQI •Altl54 t~di:&~aotm1 16 Dbl .,_ ' • I ~ do )'OU b6d now? h Q. ~ ·Ea-.. WeR wlDerable. u l SiKi&ti 19'1 hold: ' J A .J 107 o All 11711 O e •QI I I• ' • I . •a.inn oqa. 011 •A10 MISC. tots The biddina bu proceeded: M>1t111 8A81' 80Ul'll WJ:8T 10 P.-1• P .. 't () p-' What do )'OU bid Dl1W'l - ------------ 2 Surtboarde for .... $80 to 1120 no dlng9. eMS-tt80. •CHICON HATI• PLUS MOREii 3 tat St. Clothl"9 ao1 3tat su1a, NB ..a.GBTralfta.t• Wanwd tor CMatmaa &cam«u. ~ ST.AR/IlNG Clllthe Cl8ulftedl 842-6678 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil : If z Would Ilk• a • p In • 17~2ft : PM' Mel. call 723-4872 ... :.. Community • Mlll'ket Plac9. CIHllfled M2·5878 On t~move? Sell y ur extra hou hold Items in Cla~slfied _,,___ -- !1 , ---------------------------D YES,SELL MY CAR City Zip Phone Credit CCl'd D~ ~SA DAM X -------&f>-- Mail To: OM.Y PILOT 330. W. loy ~ C... MllcJ. CA 93621 (114} ~ OrMr 11141 ,,,~, ,,,,..~a+# '92L'S400 FuK opnon · • 11110081e 1u,e•o 'H LX4'SO LeatM1, auto, co. certlned ,,138221 $44,250 LEXUS MISSIONYl•JO 1 .. 88·88-LSXUS ---·---------· '•• . Cuti•• Clara Uk orig mf, Ilk• new, wu gtandparenl1 earl All pwr, MW tlre1, xlnt cond, alway1 garaged, xtra clean In & out. $4850 .080 pp 714e548-1554 No room l•ft In the garage for the car? 1947--- FIFTY YEAR annive 'New '97 ' ~ + .324 + llX for 36 moL Tot. or~ s1•.J1s.s2 + Gl) Oldsmo~l~e CREATING A HIGHER STANDARD. GMCtRt.J~K. e Right Time to get the hicle at the Right Price! ,.L-- ' . ' 1 ·-•• : ' -" -3 : ' -. • I • • . ,_ ---If • • : . -~ MO • Retoil Proce 't1 CMCCDIW [Si. 1101~. 1117443) Ralal BWBook I 56995 /\.\ocW 8b41 In Stoci MW $2.t.253