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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1997-12-19 - Orange Coast Pilot~ . I 1, •' ,. •. . '• ... • Local super agent Leigh Steinberg made the deal happen to replace Th>jan football coach John Robinson with Kansas City Clliefs asQstant Paul Hackett. By JennJfer Armstrong, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -The deal to replace USC football coach John Robinson with .Kansas City Chiefs assistant coach Paill Hack- ett stunned lh>jan fans every- where -and was sealed via Leigh Steinberg's Newport Cen- ter phone line. Steinberg, a Newport Beach sports attorney, negotiated Hack- ett's contract, plopping him in the middle of a coaching switch that has played out more melodramat- ic ally than • Jerry Maguire .• USC officials on Wednesday ousted Robinson, who produced four Rose Bowl wins in 12 seasons but whose team faltered the last two years. Some sports figures and USC fans decried the move as an ungracious way to treat a college football icon. •rve always loved John Robin- son -I've been close to him for years and years and years,• Stein- berg said. •But 'SC had made up their mind that they were going to fire Robinson.• Steinberg- whose client roster includes the likes of gym- nast Kerri Strug and football play- Pro-El Toro forces go on offensive • Airport Working Group officials launch plan to battle South County oppo- nents of airport . By Jennifer Armstrong, Dally Pilot I I ~-~ l I ' • ' ' 4 er nay Aikman -entered the fray with a phone call Sunday night from his old friend Hackett Steinberg agreed to represent Hackett and started the serious bargaining by Monday. Steinberg cut Hackett's final deal in a hectic phone maneuver from his Newport Center office. You know the scene: Think • Jer- ry Maguire,• the movie whose title character was modeled loose- ly on Steinberg. Steinberg would get an offer from USC officials, then he'd call a weight room phone in Kansas City, where Hackett was shuffling between faxed contract offers and game plans. The contract became final Wednesday, when it hit regional newspapers with a thud Hackett took some criticism for not speak- ing to the media then. but Stetn- berg said he stayed quiet because the announcement wasn't sched- uled to happen until Thursday. Steinberg said Hackett ago- nized over taking the job because of his own respect for Robinson. But Hackett accepted the offer when he knew there was nothing he could do to stop USC athletic officials from firing the respected coach. Steinberg said. AJi soon as the controversy cools, Steinberg said, Hackett will prove he's worthy of the high standards of the USC football tra- dition. •Everywhere (Hackett) has gone he bas brought an incredi- ble offensive mind,• Steinberg said. ·1 think he's a magnificent choice.• He urged Hackett, he said, to take the USC coaching job 10 years ago, when former coach Larry Smith ended up filling the • SEE USC PAGE 9 District getting green for the holiday season • An expected $2 million should be divvied up from bankruptcy settlement. By Husein Mashni, Daily Piiot NEWPORT-MESA -It will be a very merry Christmas for the Newport Mesa school district. Two days before the holiday, the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Santa Ana will decide when and how $27 miJlion will be divided by various agencie!t'that lost mon- ey in the 1994 COUDty bankruptcy. Newport-Mesa stands to get slightly more than $2 million from the agreement, which will likely go to much-needed maintenance of school district facilities "U everything goes right, we'll probably see that money by the end of the month,• said Mike Fine, superintendent of business services for the district. The $27 million is from a June 1997 settlement between the Orange County District Attor- ney's office and Merrill Lynch & Co. Because school districts are required to invest their money in the county pool, county officials said the $27 million will be dis- tributed to schools. •All the school districts in the county will get some of the mon- ey,· said County Counsel Lon Watson. Although the school distnct is • SEE DISTRICT PAGE 9 11nseltown's visit to Newport a wash • Rainstorm puts damper on city's biggest day of year for fihn and conuner- cial shooting Thursday. By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Noth- ing gets Joe Cleary's multiple phone lines buzzing faster than a rainstorm on a day when the city's set to play backdrop to a moVJe and three commercials. ·It's a legal nightmare,.. said Cleary -the man who makes Hollywood film shoots possible in Newport Beach -as he bounced between bis home line and his cellular phone. ·we've got tons of equipment out there.• When the sky turned gray and the air turned misty, most of the production crews bad decided to stay put. But they called it off when the downpour came. MWe're just gonna go tomor- row,.. Cleary said. ·we just need to get them all into hotels so nobody gets sick.· Thursday was supposed to be one of the biggest days this year for filming in Newport Beach -a haven for filmmakers looking for beautiful scenery with mjnhnal red tape. On the day's schedule: a Mercedes-Benz commerdal near the Balboa Pavilion, a Ray Cook golf equipment infomercial at Pelican Hill, a Best Buy commer- aal at Newport Harbor High School and a CBS-1V movie at McFadden Square. The headliner, as far as Cleary was concerned, was cleerly the 1V movie, •Replacing Dad,• star- ring Mary McDonald of •oanoos With Wolves• and Tippi Hedron • SEE TINSELTOWN PAGE 9 f ~'I Holiday Channel provides , background tunes at tbe North Pole, '• elYel wtll be cbeend by same 3' ¥el'lioDI ol •White Cbriltmu, • 27 ren- c:Wiom ol •wmter Wondedand • and 17 variatiom ol •Silver Bell .• Revelers clol- er to heme can find at 1eut as many lea.SODal favorites, plus 'others per- formed by pop stars, rock stars, rap stars and country music headliners on library CDs and tapes. For classical music butts, •Christmas with the Vienna Boys Choir" features Mozart and Bach compositions and the sweet harmonies of one ol the world's most famous glee clubs. Those who prefer opera will find Placido Domingo perform- ing Shubert and other traditional arrange- ments on ·Ave Mari.a.• Hearkening back to the 19th century, the Christmas Mood." Robin Petrie per- forms European carols arranged for dulcimer, harp, piano and strings on •A Victorian Noel.• More current Yuletide melodies are on Glen Miller and The Moonlight Serenaders' •In If you're a gospel music fan, check out "Christmas with Mahalia." Find other reverent tunes on "Christmas Spirituals,· from blues bard Odetta. You can jazz up your holiday with Manhattan Ttansfer's "The Christmas Album,• or mellow out with Kenny G's sultry sa.x, heard on "Miracles, the Holi- day Albwn.· For a country Christmas, look for CDs by Trish Yearwood, Gill Vance, Garth Brooks and Gene Autry. Find contempo- rary favorites sung by folk nightingale Judy Collins on ·come Rejoice.· Enjoy pop renditions of traditional tunes on Jim- my Buffet's ·Christmas Island" and Neil Diamond's "The Christmas Album." If you're cele- brating Hanukkah, you can light the menorah to the music of the IOezmer Conser- vatory's "Oy Chanuk.ah" or Theodore Bikel's "Chanulckah. •Help a younger generation honor an ancient heritage with Rachel Buchman's •Jewish Holiday Songs for Children· or •A Story of Hanukkah,• on audio tape. There are music videos to help kids catch the spirit, including "Disney's Sing Along Songs, the 12 Days of Christmas" and "Waiting for Santa,• featuring Bar- ney's spin on the season. Finally, it wouldn't be Christmas without carolers, and you can put togeth- er your own group of strolling wassailers with help from the •Merry Cbristmas Songbook" or •Tue Carols of Christmas.· And as you raise your voice to take part in a ritual that ha.a survived the commer- dalization of year-end holidays, know you're in good company with others set- tling for Muzak. • CJtECX rr OUT Is written by the staff of the Newport 8eacti Public Library. This wieek's column Is by Susie Lamb. Spmdtng a bt\me to att8Dd a t>oilt parade~ along the harbor lintt the molt eCOniomlCal ~ for moct folb to watch the 89Ch •nniial light spectacWar. . But, don't dismay. Tbere'I a gJMt way to m:pedeace um chunk of New- pmt Beach histi>ry and lt111 have mon- ey left over for thOle lut-minuta Christmas &:=:ts. . Balboa and the peninsula are the most festtve areas to view the parade and get into the holiday lpirit. Prom elaborately decxnted il1and houses adorned with lights and holiday decorations to the Santa in shorts (com- plete with fur trlm) puslng out candy to passers-by, it's not bard to get 1n the mood and shout out a few •Meny Christmases• to pedestrians and boaters. Crossing Newport Channel on the Balboa Island Perry is one .of the most economical ways to experience the parade. Perry passengers can pay 35 cents each way and get right in the middle of all the parade fun. Although the channel gets pretty crowded. the ferry captains deliver passengers .safely ,.-----.... -~ .. I 1~~~· t I I I ~ • • I ' ' ' t I I • • 1 I I • I I I I + ~ 1blvugh Dec. 27: na.lday through Fri- day aft:30 p.m.; ~tur­ d.ay at 2:30 and 7:30 p.m.; and Sunday at noon and •p.m. +WHERE: South Coast Repertory, 655 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. +HOW MUCH: $14 to $36. + PHONE; 708-5555 Be1et Mi ..... an "A OaWtuw c.or + WHEN: Saturday, Dec. 20 at 7 p.m. and Sunday, Dec. 21 at 2 p.m. +WHERE: Newport Har- bor High School. 600 Irvine Avenue, Newport Beach. +HOW MUCH: $12.50 adult11 $10 seniors and cb1Jdren • to 121 chJldren 3 and under are free +PHONE: 740-2000 or 6"6-1688 lhe suggests dinen lbOuld mtve between 7 and 7:15 ~ID.._ to be l8ld8d by 8 p.m. when .... ~ pu1e1by. . Down Bay Front at opal. AYeDUe young entrepreneurs have let up tables to self a variety of bot 4dnb and goodies. Pifteen-year-old TbomU Wood bas been selling bot cider and cookies every night from 5:30 to 10:30 P.Dl. during the boat parade for tbe Jut five years. . •it's my business now,• he said. •1 make enough money to buy Chrlstmas presents.• Wood's competition. Brian Page, 13, Drew Morgan, 12, Cage Morgan, 10, and Shaun Romano, 13, sell hot dder and cocoa, cookies and homemade cupcakes and suckers from 5 to 9 p.m. Arriving early is the key to having a great boat parade experience. A few tips on parking: Balboa Island isn't that bad if you arrive between 6 and 6:30 p .m . For those who may be thinking of parking in the Pavilion's perking lot on Bayside Drive -don't Tbere me signs )>Olted and a big tow truck drding the shopping center. Valet par.king ii also available at a few places along Bayside Drive. . -_A ·;r~~~ ~--Wt~­...... .,. I I'•:-"*' ................ ,.tD Nada tllll l!!l!l!!M .. ' H) c ............ '5 glll. ~==.:iu::-tldidl of a brendl. 'l1IM II nm- DlDg out. You tbiDk you're ready, but in your bemt, you know . you're not. DOo"t palliC: You're ~ ~. IO jmt take llow, ~ brelltbl and dole your.,. · for a feW ......,,,,,., I'll lead tbe Nit of tbil to you. Think of your f&Vodte place. briefly in 'the news How about a mow-OJV•ed meadow in N<lrtbem Adsiona, llCDeWhere near WllllllDI maybe. Ok. fine. Pick wbat8Nr you want. It's your daydream. Just relu, wouJd yoqf Aiiyway, deep, slow breaths. Pk:twe a liDgle house tn the dlltanoe-windowl glowing amber and smoke riling from the chtmney. 11' t!}at ~ moment between dusk and dark. Wait a minute. Somebody's imag- 1n1ng a team of Oydesd.ales pulling a huge wagon with a Budweiser beer sign on it. Forget it. This isn't working. Sign up for beginning rowing, kayaking Sign-ups are now open for four-week beginning rowing and kayaking classes for adults at the Newport Aquatic Center. Beginning Rowing-Sailing classes run Saturdays from 8 to · 10 a.m. beginning Jan. 3. Begin- ning Kayaking classes run Sun- days from 8 to 10 a.m . beginning Jan. 4. Registration for either class is $85 for Newport Beach residents and $90 for all others. e,ODY\V OR.ll fTf~~ E. Nm2JTION ·-) DONI WAIT untl ..i.n, I to~ -ycAJT New Year's ~utfon. ) My Gym Of'Yoiaw Mato• P'-1 r~ 714-602-3814 For more information, visit the Newport Beach Community Services office, 3300 Newport Blvd., or call 644-3151. Celebrate holidays with boat parade Celebrate the holidays and Newport Harbor's Chrisbnas Boat Parade aboard Newport's only tall ship the •Pilgrim of Newport". Boat parade dinner cruises are $45 per person and boat parade cruises are $20 per person. For reservations, call 966-0686. Gift giving. Lot's of stress• there. Don't let it get you down. We get much too worried about what to get for whom. Do they need it, and of course, will they like it? Just remember this simple phrase: "It isn't the gift that counts. It's the price.• As with most aspects of the holidays, my contribution to the entire process of gift procurement is minimal. Actually, it's pathetic. For weeks after Christmas, I live A Keepllllu of YOllr Pemnud Mmunies This unique hardcover book contains over 300 pages for you to exr.~ your life experiences. A ftnmu/ tlMt will Mp eNllU • -..- J,,;n.o,,, for,.. """yow' f..U,, .. ,_a .. JiltlaW~ $39.95 + $8 for S/H +Tax To order please call 71U7S-98M or send chcck/M.0. to: Life Changes P.O. Box231 Newport Beach, CA 92662 ~ THE Goon LIFE /111 fl/1''t 1' /111 1'/ I (I"\('\\(" ll'ifli l/ffflli/\ fi.ne selection of or your good taste and pleasure, don't miss out on the fine perfection found in our ~Cognac available exclusively from NEWPORT TOBACCO. tn dread that a friend or family member is going to comer me without my wife around and thank: me for their gift. •oh. I almost forgot Pete, thanks for the lovely gift.• I tum pale. My mouth gets dqr, my palms moist. "What a clever ideal Where did you find tt?• 11me stops. I can feel the sweat soak- ing my collar. Quickly, I click off the possibilities while 1 feign a cough. 1) ·1n a store.• 2) "It's a secret• 3) "It's that great place over on -what is that street? You know, the place with the wtDdow illld .. ...,. wt. ,,.,. .. to .. -.itia ......... You .aow ......... . I UDolt ~ctMae Iba long fomL , tbe IDqalll~ tor wll ~up ml .. ,. •Nfter mind. l tUilt loft tt. • •rm glad. ti 1 amwer with a llDUe, •1 tboUgbt you Would.. ~king of gifts, I hemd some ~ calCulations about the mathematics of Cbristmu Eve and what Santa bu to aa.'Olll• plish. Here are the"numben. There are ~ 2.2 billion cbildren in the world. Plfteen percent ot them are Ouistlan, which comes to 330 miDion kids. Using an average of 2.5 children per home, St. Nick has to visit 132 million homes. If we distribute those homes on each continent using the per- centage of Cbrlstians on that con- tinent, the Big Red Boy has to cover 175 million miles of land in 31 hours (12:01 a.m. Christmas Eve to 1 a.m. Christmas morn- ing), which means an average speed of 1,568 miles per second. Not the speed of light, but still - real fast. Worse yet, he can't travel in a straight line, since he needs the cover of night on each continent during the 31 hours. Now CDml9 tlill ~ ..... A-.;ntngbaclill ... ~loo pciund tDf pll' ..... lllllaJlc. rytDg 660'mt1Mm ,,. ...... 330,000 tam of tpf'l In I* lllllgli -wbldl ii four tlmM tbe ...... ~ ~ tbe Queen Eltr.hedt IL No Wonder .there 8l'Ole IUCb • datter.• Pr~. rm sUrJrii8d the whole root didn't cave in,; Let me tell you. with that load. jf I WBI one of the remdeer, I would baW a very short fuse With RudCJIPb'I bubbly, ti ain't life grand• atlitUde myseU. And don't feel bad about' not being able to remember all . the reindeen' names. It takes 220,000 reindeer to move 330,000 tons of toys. So the next time you run into the Jolly Man, thank hhn. ask him to wipe his boots and tell him you had no idea. And J1 Mrs. Claus isn't around, don't ask him where he got your gift The poor guy's got enough to worry about. May you and your family have the best holiday season ever. Be happy, stay safe, and don't worry about a thing. If you don't get it right. we'll do it all over again next year. I gotta go. • PE1B BUFFA is the mayor of Costa Mesa. tfis column appears on Friday. E· mail him at f>tr940aol.com . The KODAK ADVANTIX 4100 IX Zoom Camera-·-·-·-·~ 1rspartofthenew t<odak Ro9a1 Gold 100Fu- g .. ~ RBISS.24-3 $13ZS KODAK ADVANTIX . Hand.knotted Wool Aubussons Staning at $325 Sizes 4' x 6' to 9' x 12' : Discontinued : Karastan Rugs : Starting at $ 199 : Sizes 4' x 6' to 9' x 12' HEMPHILL'S :RUGS & CARPETS . '11on-Fn 10-6 Sat 10-5 722-7224 • 230 East 17th St. Costa Mesa 18111181 '1111111. 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For Tickets and Information call: The Ballet Montmartre at: (714) 646-7688 or Tukeunaster: (714) 7 4().20()() • (213) 480.a232 Performances Are: Saturday, December 20th, 1997 · 7 :00 pm & Sunday, December 21st, 1997 · 2:00 pm Nonnan Loats Auditorium NewJH>rt Harbor lI'rgh School TICKETS ARE: Adults $12.SQ Seniors & Children $10.00 Special group rates available/ ' l f Car of suspects in foiled robbery found abandoned, police say COSTA ?vf.ESA -Police found an abandoned rental car they believe was the intended means of escape for two men arrested Wednesday on suspicion of trying to rob a Bank of America branch on 17th Street. · Sgt. Loren Wyrick said the car turned up late Wednesday night, hours after police arrested Brian Martineall. 22, and Christopher Michael Russo, 24, in the botched heist. The car, which police could only confirm at press time was rented, was found after other cars in the lot cleared out, leaving only one parked in the lot. Police investigating the f'Jiled benk robt>ery saw the car, ran the license plate tags, found it was rented and are now looking into the possibWty that it was used by the would-be bank robbers, police said. Inside the vehicle, police found a gun holster which was empty but fit one of the weapons used by the men and recovered earlier 1n the day and a styrofoam head presumably used to transport one of the wigs the men were wearing as disguises, Wyrick said. Officials foiled the apparent bank robbery shortly before 11 a.m. when they were called to investigate calls of two suspi<;ious men -dressed conspicuously 1n fake-looking beards, gloves and sunglasses -apparently casing the outside of the bank. Police arrived and the two sus- pects fted in different directions. Russo was nabbed minutes after police arrived and Mar- tineall was taken into custody lat- er after police trailed him to a room at the Park Place apart- ments. The room belonged to the apartment's assist.ant manager. Officials were still investigat- ing the car Thursday to try and find more details, officials said. -TimGrenda DfAD PAG~R ~Pf(IAl! , ·I· ~ . I 1• • J• • l ' • , ~ J \, • : ' ' I ;t, < ' NBWPORT-MBSA -A wet and windy winter ltonQ dumped almo.t half an IDd:l of rain. flood- ed some ltreetl and knocked out power to thou.aandl of residents in the area on 'Ibund&y. The good news: The rain was expected to move on by Priday and give way to clearer skies heading into the weekend. The storm arrived here around 11:30 a.m. and sprayed light rain and dumped heavier showers at times throughout the cl&~ . According to the National Weather Service, Newport Beach received .46 inches of rain in the 24-hour period ending at 4 p,m. Thursday. While roads stayed wet all day, police in both Newport Beach and Costa Mesa reported only a handful of minor traffic accidents as the usual street flooding bot spots flared up again. In Costa Mesa, police tem- porarily blocked westbound traffic on West 19th Street from Harbor Boulevard to Anaheim Avenue for several hours in the afternoon because of minor street flooding. Other areas of town that tra- ditionally flood even in light rain -such as the intersection of West 17th Street and Pomona Avenue -were also under shal- '7'-.. ., o. • .,, e--,1 • CBA'S FAMILY 11m SHOE REPAIR ... .__ 16T311WCAVL,, ::.. .... --(• l?faSt.) ............... 11£11.1·11 ----714-64z.4314 ' , . . . . , 'i.• • ,. I ' low water at times on Thursday, police said. Newport Beach officials had to block traffic along Balboa Boulevard from 32nd Street to Pacific Coast Highway at about 1:45 p.m. because of minor street flooding there, but the road was reopened when the water drained after about a half-hour, police said. Lightning from the early- ~~ uover 50 Years of Fine Quality" CUSTOM-MADE NEW FURNITURE • DRAPERIES DECEMBER SPECIAL ADDITIONAL 5°/o OFF Thru December '12ND 19'J7 CUSTOM FlJRNITURE RE-UPHOLSTERY ~()',/ ' ...._ . ()I <-:>l ;I ·' . - - Factory & Showroom 1998 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa ig..~~ 642-8400 IUUJB \' ~\LE • Handlmotted • : Wool Aubussons : Sraning ac $325 . Sizes 4' x 6' co 9' x 12' . : Discontinued : Karastan Rugs : Scarring ac $199 : Sizes 4' x 6' co 9' x 12' JAEMPHILL 'S FuGs & CARPETS , tAon-Fri 10-6 Sat 10-5 722-7224 • 230 East 17th St. Costa Mesa ELECTRIC SANTA ___ , c.<.. ~I ~ f{jCic_ )),.. ? '~ ~~- .. ~ ~ c c (~') ) '-= .) ~ ~ Surprise your family with the boat they have always wanted. We have severdl 1998 Duffy Electric Bay Cruisers in stock, ready for immediate delivery. Special Incentives on these new hollday boatsl FREE d.elivery before Chrlstrna~ to anvwhere In. Sowtf:lero California . . O~n Monday -S..inday 9 · am ~ 6 pm The Ballet Montmartre presents Charles Dickens' .91. Christmas Caro{ • An Original Ballet • Choreographed by Stela Vwrica, Original Music Composed by George Martinovich & Orchestrated by Brent Neumeyer. For Tickets and Information call: The Ballet Montmartre at: (714) 646-7688 or n~ter: c114> 14-0-2000 • c21s> 480-3232 Performances Are: Saturday, December 20th, 1997 · 7:00 pm & Sunday, December 21st., 1997 · 2:00 pm Norman Loats Auditorl.um Newport Harbor II'igh School TICKETS ARE: Adults $12.5Q Seniors & Children $10.00 Special group rates available/ • Car of suspects in foiled robbery found abandoned, police say COSTA MESA -Police found an abandoned rental car they believe was the intended means of escape for two men arrested Wednesday on suspicion of trying to rob a Bank of America branch on 17th Street. · Sgt. Loren Wyrick said the car turned up late Wednesday night, hours after police arrested Brian Martineall, 22, and Christopher Michael Russo, 24, in the botched heist. The car, which police could only confirm at press time was rented, was found after other cars in the lot cleared out, leaving only one parked in the lot. Police investigating the failed bank robl>ery saw the car, ran the license plate tags, found it was rented and are now looking into the possibility that it was used by the would-be bank robbers, police said. Inside the vehicle, police found a gun bolster which was empty but fit one of the weapons used by the men and recovered earlier in the day and a styrofoam head presumably used to transport one of the wigs the men were wearing as disguises, Wyrick said. Offid.als foiled the apparent bank robbery shortly before 11 a.m. when they were called to investigate calls of two suspic;ious men -dressed conspicuously in fake-looking beards, gloves and sunglasses -apparently casing the outside of the bank. Police arrived and the two sus- pects iled in different directions. Russo was nabbed minutes after police arrived and Mar- tineall was taken into custody lat- er after police trailed him to a room at the Park Place apart- ments. The room belonged to the apartment's a.ssistal{t manager. Officials were still investigat- ing the car Thursday to try and find more details, officials said. -TimGrenda DfAD PAGf R ~Pf (IAl! r I I ~ I . . -. ~· ---~-- '' •' ... : ' ~ ~ ' • t ' .. NBWPORT-MBSA -A wet and windy wmter storm dumped almo.t half an Inch of rain, fiood- ecl IOJD.e ltreetl and knocked out power to thousandl of resklents in the area on Thunday. The good news: The rain wu upected to move on by Friday and give way to clearer skies heading into the weekend. The storm arrived here around 11 :30 a.m . and sprayed light rain and dumped heavier showers at times throughout the day. . According to the National Weather Service, Newport Beach received .46 inches of rain in the 24-hour period ending at 4 p.m. Thursday. While roads stayed wet all day, police in both Newport Bea.ch and Costa Mesa reported only a handful of minor traffic accidents as the usual street flooding hot spots flared up again. In Costa Mesa, police tem- porarily blocked westbound traffic on West 19th Street from Harbor Boulevard to Anaheim Avenue for several hours in the afternoon because of minor street flooding. Other areas of town that tra- ditionally flood even in light rain -such as the intersection of West 17th Street and Pomona Avenue -were also under shal- . ... ..-. '-. ,.· ..,,-· ... ?'-Le• o.._,, e.-t.I • CHA'S FAMILY S SHOE REPAIR •--16'73llvVCIAVLlf == (11 l'NlSl) ............. IGl.1·11 714-642-4314 low water at times on Thursday, police said Newport Beach officials bad to block traffic along Balboa Boulevard from 32nd Street to Pacific Coast Highway at about 1:45 p.m . because of minor street flooding there, but the road was reopened when the water drained after about a half-hour, police s&d. Lightning from the early- roy. Conroy said a bolt of upt· niAg apparently struck an Scll- son J>PW8r pole in the 2300 bloc:ll of Mesa Drive at about 2 a.JD. Thursday. A few smaller outages in botti Newport Beach and Cost.a Mesa occurred during the day, but Conroy said power was expect· ed to be restored to everyone by late Thursday night. Forecasters also had encour- aging news and s&d partly cloudy skies -with highs in the low 60s -were expected to return to the area Friday. It will stay partly cloudy through Sunday, when the area could get another round of showers. ,, uover 50 Years of Fine Quality" CUSTOM-MADE NEW FuRNITURE •DRAPERIES DECEMBER SPECIAL ADDITIONAL 5°/o OFF Thru December 22ND 19'J7 CUSTOM FlJRNmJRE RE-UfHQLSTE&Y ~()C,, , -' (, <_ ~ I : I ·· . -- Factory & Showroom 1998 H.arbOr Blvd., Costa Mesa 642-8400 '• ., "°"DAY PARTY : • Hoag Hospital's The 552 Club ~uniors celebrate the holidays \Vith a party at 6:30 p.m. at the ~boa Bay Cub, 1221 W. Coast aighway, Newport Beach. Tick- l!ts are $40, include dinner and J)enefit Hoag Hospital priority projects. Pot more information, call 574-7208. •' ,. ~CHENAID TRUNK SHOW •1 Bloomingdale's will have a ~tchenAid trunk show at 1 p.m. itt 701 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. Chef Jamee Ruth :+'ID present a historical look at the KitchenAid stand mixer. For more llitormation, call 729-6600. " " JfJM PC USERS GROUP . OCC's IBM PC Users Group ¢ieets from 9 a.m. to noon in the Science Hall, 2701 Fairview Road, ~osta Mesa. Annual membership f$ $45. For more information, call H62-2939. .. ,, ~OMPUTER SHOW : 1 Super Shows Productions Inc. nsors a computer show from a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Orange unty Fairgrounds, 88 Fair Drl- ~e, Costa Mesa. Adult admission ij; $5. For more information, call 838-5941. •• ,, ~ORa WORKSHOP •1 Maxine Cohen offers a work-~op for those 1n the process of or recently divorced titled Divorce: ~New Beginning, from 10 a.m. to _ 12:30 p.m. at 180 Newport Center ~ve, Suite 180A, Newport leach. For more infonnation, call 1.,59-0579. / , . .. ~PUTERSHOW •t Super Shows Productions Inc. ~rs a computer show from lO a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Orang& ~unty Fairgrounds, 88 Fair Dri· '9· Costa Mesa. Adult admission If SS. For more information, call 538-5941. • •": r KKAH CONQRT e Jewish Community Cen- resents its third annual Hanukkah coacert at 2 p.m. at the Orange County Pedonning Arts Center featuring Rabbi Robert A. Alper, Craig 'lllubma.n and com- munity choirs. Tickets are S9 for children, $18 and $36 for adults. To order tickets, call 755-0340. OtRISTMAS MARKETPt.Aa The Orange County Fair- grounds Christmas Marketplace is open from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the main parking lot, 88 Fair Dri- ve, Costa Mesa. Admission is $1 for adults. Children under 12 are free. For information, clal 723- 6616. ~-,.. ~ -. , . \ ~" ' I ' •,'. .IJ. ~~· OtRISTMAS MARKETPlACE The Orange County Fair- grounds Christmas Market· place ls open fro111 1 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the main parking lot, 88 Pair Drive, Costa Mesa. AdDJ.il· sion ii St for adults. Children under 12 are free. For informa· tion, clal 123-6616. HANUKKAH CANDlE LIGHTING Orange County Celebration Jubilee invites the community to celebrate Israel's 50th birthday with the lighting of the first Hanukkah candle at 4 p.m. at Fashion Island, Newport Beach. The event will feature a giant menorah, children's choir and Hanukkah festivities. For more information, call 7 55-5555 ext 228. LIVING WILL SEMINAR The Law Offices of Lisa A. Ciancio offers a free seminar titled Planning Your Health Care and Estate with Uving Wills, at 6:30 p.m. at 881 Dover Drive, Suite 300, Newport Beach. Reser- vations are required. For more ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Alcoholic Anonymous mem· ben meet· from 6:45 to 7:45 a.m. Monday through Friday at, in Room 3, Oasis Senior Center, 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. For more information, call 6«- 3244. ALZHEIMER'S SUPPORT • The Alzheimer's Association and Grief Support Group of New- port Villa Wesy'Vtlla Rosa co- sponsors a free support gr()Up meeting for caregivers at 7 p.m. on the fourth Thursday of each month through October at New- port Villa West Assisted Llving, 393 Hospital Road, Newport Beach. For more information, call 631-3555. • The Alzheimer's Association and Mesa Terrace, a new residen- tial community for Alzheimer dis- ease and related dementias, also 8ltAIUE INSTf1UTE IALIOA SKI QUI The OUll Seialor Center offers a Braille dall to beJp deal with sight loa, 1'lu'ldayl from 10 a.m. The Balboa Ski Club meets the ftnt and third Tuesday of each month for the winter at 1 p.m. in The Tee Room at The to 2 p.m. in Room '· 800 Mar-guerite Ave., Conma del Mar. For information, call 6'4-3244 .. SAVE 400/o UPTO • IMLIY 7l> EASY ST. (1)5) 522~ --14324'.ffTURA BLVD (818) 7&5905 Cllll-3033 SO. BRISTCl. (714) 957.SXJ ·-4716<iMl80TMESAl!lW. (619)277~ Petsaw. TM!HltG • ~ • AEll08ICS •YOGA•~ TRANNG • (Mooe REHAB • ExPElfT PERsoNA8l.E STNf • MEolcAuY·EsTA8USHED PRINCJl\.£'s • PRlvATE HEAlnl Clue PAlllCJNG • LlMfTEo CHILD CARE AWABLE TO M£M881S S'4/¥-1tp Fitness Center 631-3623 Pottery Barn Talbots Jessica Mcclintock ~olo Country Store Abercrombie & Fitch A Pea In The Pod The Walking Company Coach for Business Esprit CERTIFIE D SPINNING® INSTRUCTORS & OFFICIAL SPINNIN G C ENTER CARDS/BINGO Every third Tuesday the Jewish Senior Center offers various card games from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.. A kosher lunch is offered at noon for $3 per senior. Por more Informa- tion, call 513-5641. CAREGIVJR E:OUNSEUNG Oasis Senior Center offers caregiver supportive counseling for people caring for a loved one. Por appointments, call 644-3244. OtEMOTHERAPY SUPPORT The Hoag Cancer Center offers offers support for individu- als who will or are undergoing bone marrow tansplant or stem cell resuce and their families. Call 574-6872 for more information. OtESS CLUB Chess lovers of all ages are invited to join the Jewish Senior Center's newly established chess club Tuesdays from 1 to 10 p.m. at 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. For more infonna..tion, call 513-5641. COED SUPPORT •The Newj>ort Beach Psycho- logical Association offers a coed support group every Thursday at 7 p .m. at 3101 W. Coast Highway, No. 311, Newport Beach. The support group requires free pre- -assessment before joining. For more information, call 722-4588. • The Healing Connection offers a coed relationship group at 7 p.m. on Wednesdays at 4425 Jamboree Road, 180-A, Newport .. CONSUMBt BUSINESS NE1WOIK at~~~= zanine at Newport Gateway, 19800 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach. For inlormaUon and reser- vations, call 550-4785. COSTA MESA OtAMBER The Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce Networkers Business Leads luncheon is every Wednes- day at 11:45 a.m. at the Costa Mesa Country Club, 1701 Golf Course Road. For more informa- tion, call 574-8780. OfVORa MEDIATION A free lecture about divorce mediation, an alternative to the tradition.al two-attorney divorce, is offered the third Thursday of every month with attorney Alida D. 'laylor and psychologist Lee H. Solow. Space iS limited 8nd reser- vations are required. For more information, call 955-2575. DfVORa SUPPORT GROUP Marriage and family therapist Maxine Cohen offers a divorce support group for the holidays every Thursday from 7 to 8:30 p.m. through Jan. 15, 1998 at 180 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. The cost is S25 per meet- ing. For infonnation, call 759- 0519 . There isn't a better cigar anywhere in thewakJ . . Even from you-know-where. OUIAll E POWER Of ATTORNEY Revise you lifetime documents regarding durable power of attor- ney through Oasis Senior Center tor $1 each. For appointmenls, call 6«-3244. DYSLEXIA SUPPORT The National Dyslexia Research Foundation sponsors weekly adult attention deficit dis- order support groups at its office, 833 Dover Drive, Suite 27, New- port Beach. Cost is $5 per session. For time and day, call 642-1303. ELDER CARE NURSE Oasis Senior Center offers an elder care nurse preventive health care services the fourth Wednesday of each month in Room HS3, 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar. For appoint- ments, call 644-3244. FAONG FORWARD Facing Forward, a support group for family members of recently deceased cancer patients, meets every Monday ffom 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. and from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Patty and George Hoag Cancer Center, 4000 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. The meetings are free. For more information, call 722-6237. FREE RElATIONSHIP HOTUNE Maxine Cohen, a marriage and family therapist, sponsors an GYNECOLOGIC CANCD A free support group for women with gynecologic cancers meets from 9:30 to 11 a.m. on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month at the Patty and George Hoag Cancer Center, 4000 W. Coast Highway, New- port Beach. for more informa- tion, call 122-6237. HAM RADIO MEmNGS Mesa Emergency Service Amateur Communication offers the opportunity for Ham Radio operators to participate in the city of Costa Mesa's Radio Ama- teur Civil Emergency Service organization. Weekly nets are held at 7:20 p.m. on 147.060 mbz. Monthly meetings are held on the fourth Wednesday of the month at 6:30 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Police Department. For more information, call 754-7045. HIGH·DOSE CHEMOTHERAPY SUPPORT Support provided for individu- als who will or are undergoing bone marrow transplant or stem cell rescue and their families at the Patty and George Hoag Can- cer Center. For more information, call 574-6872. INaST SURVIVORS SUPPORT Survivors of Incest Anony- mous for female victims of sexual abuse and rape and their friends and family meets from 10 a.m. to noon every Saturday at 760 Vic- toria St., Costa Mesa. There is no fee. Por more information, call Iris at 859-3918. JAYCEES GROUP The Jaycees are a group of young professionals ages 21-39 LEGAL ASSISTANCE Ouis Senior Center often a bait hour of free ~al comWa· Sileat aigbt. CHARLES H. BARR ()pm Sunday Dec 2110:00am-4:00pa 1803 WestdifrDr., Ntwpart Be8Cll Costa Mesll ... 1-.ts Ula ow.t 14. rtgftt. Md DMa OWlld. 10, .. time from~ the Rode and Roll Hall of Fame In Cleveland, Ohio to catch up on some hometown news wtth the Dally Piiot. following Costa Mesa families enjoyed the Dally Piiot while ~ . • ping recently at San Clemente State Beach: Bennett. Byrne, apman, Deming, Forth, Johnson, McCartin, Schaefer, Viloria, Wells and Wilson. CHRISTMAS It WINTER BEERS ON TAPI NIDCBS0n VAUID' WlDMeR • Winter Solstice • Wf nter Nacht ~ BeRTQMNTS • Wicked Winter • Winter Ale SAM ADAMS ANCHOR SIJW1 • Wlnter Lager • X-m~ Ale SlERM Ne\'ADA REDHOOK • Celebration • Winterhook 1830 Newport Blvd. V Gift Baskets Newport at Harbor Costa M esa 548-8428 Put a bug in someone's ear. Call the Daily Pilot CLASSIFIEDS NEWSROOM ASSISTANT WANTED If you're an organized self-starter with good humor, you can carve a niche for yourself in a fast-paced news organization. The candidate winning this pivotal spot will consider no job too small and prioritize wide-ranging tasks as necessary to meet newsroom deadlines. Necessary skills mdude a familiarity with Internet tools, knowledge of computer file types and proficiency with MS Office pro9rams. This position reports to the editor and requires word proc~ssing in addition to daily contact with the public. A dru screenin will be required. E-mail cover fetter and resume to: · · . In the sub'ect line, : Newsroom Assistant. Chris/mas 7Jay 23ufle1 lOCOfe !Jealurinyr Our 7radilional G£ri.slma.s :JluJfal 10amlo3pm lg)hok 7'oasled'Ju;.~-_y 11Ji/h 9i6ft1/ 9rauy d leamshJp of 2let1f..Jfo~y 9 /az.d Jfam · lg)af<for/ c5alad. .. 'Yortel/mi ?'ulo ill! 71-osoiullo &fat! f/um6o 7huv11J ill! O.,t.1lcr.1 on 9oc , cSmJetf &Jmon ... X.m Cny7411d !JKu,,JGboaJcr · ' ~Y' 2J«ne<licl. .. !JL~ lo Order Om.hllu 9ru1I 21.r«ad.s ... G£ris/mtU ~Niny ... G.6ulnul ~m ::Jori, Ghampaym1 ill! mu~ 111uch JZJ<ltt .•• Cn/erlaimnttnl · , /~~-::~~ I> ' HoliU;y s~ ~ember we cater boaa & dwters •in yo~r ~ or i(i your dinln(! room. ltA/Um Sty/6 S..U, B"""11 723-0621 HEI.D OVER.I ADDED PERFORMANCES DECEMBER 26 A: 27 0\ 1'111 \1\1\\ I \(.I ~ A~~ "A Festive Southern California Tradition" -Drama-Logue CHRISTMAS CAROL ~ by Charles Dickens ""6 adapted by jerry Patch •• f RAm FOR 1HE 18111 ANNUAL PRODUCTION: • rl :.. "Joyous heralding of the holiday sea.wn. Enriches the soul, no matter how many tlm• you've seen it. Here's to at least 18 more seasons!" -Daf/.J1 Pilot .. Families will Ooc:k to this show!" . -Orange Co11nl)' Register BFST AVAJIABLE SEATING: Dec. 26 at 2:30 p.m. & 7:30 p.m. Dec. 1.7 at 2:30 & 7JO p.m. j I J Alw-ro ·-fol' Ille~ = ..,,_ ai .... 18th_ pollce _••• .. e.ry "Woo woo• Sbtwww bells oat 1119 r1s •la el •Septa Clam Is Cl h$ tD Towa" 'hial....,. Vohm-o .. teenM .. Hl&dl._ •k&J11s•tw1andtlftltQtbe._,_.,, '!= • . ' ' YourF-st AUTHORITY • • on cigan, ptpes, humiclon & lighters SEE THE GREATEST MOBILE REFRIGERATED CIGAR TRUCK ON EARTH Plug into the Pik>t Classified section to find services from ~ics and plumbers, to landscapers and painters.. jl .Iii'. I' t, 1\ BALBOA BOAT RENTALS The Season Shines On ... Now and into the . N'ewYear of Hltdu:ock movto tome. Direc· tor J""" Chopra'> -gal -awooptng bodolnp .....,, done lut week -when tt wu llllDllY -but Thunday ahould have been the big lo<aUon·fllm· Ing day from 6 o.m. to mldnlght. EL TORO CONTINUED FROM 1 reach, Liebman said. Group leaders have been disenchanted with newspaper coverage of the El Toro debate, which has pitted South C ounty residents who fear noise and pollution against N ewport Beach residents who want a 'Thoypla-to-·--...,_... _ ... ,.., ka.b coo1uor_._. ..... ...,. stop sign, olonlJ with using Mcfadden Squar• for ...U.. . town Plorlda ocelln and the -----"Newport -of flt best for a smoJ1, oldish oea town.• Hid location. m•n•ger Marcds Wright. "Newport Beach 10 let ls ID do a lmprovementa) .... second county airport. .W.chman even proposed urg- ing the grou p's 2,000 members to cancel their subscriptions to the Los Angeles Tunes and the Orange County Register. But they decided to take a different approach instead, and Lichman said she thinks it will work. •we can get real dangerous when we get on the attack like this,· she said. ·we've never failed.• PONAn YOUR IOAT! l-llCMUTtAI. WIJTt Oii I0\11111 OON1" ™FO.l'lOOl 11\0N("f AWAY HO/l\CM.l IU'mor..o.GI Ull IOU !ILICT ~ Tl-II (IW.IT!"TO lil'llll"T 1.0,...,. lOVl GlrT. TOUl FAVOlllt (ttAlfTY INC.. 714-675-0586 1.11..S. A••ll.OVlO :f01 (C)(J) ' • USC CONTINUED FROM 1 ... spot. Hackett, tOOn on ... INiil cooch for the Dollu ~ declined, thinking he was neD " line for Dallu head coach • Landry's job. ~ •He's a rruuvelow recruiter/., Steinberg said of Hackett •twj restore the traditional quality f1 'SC players.• ' Steinberg didn't want to com- ment spedfically on the biggest source of controversy -USC: offici.a.Ls' unceremonious firing o( Robinson. But he said the en~ firing-hiring saga left him ~ bittersweet feelings. •1 wish things had worked oui with Robinson," he said. "To mel he's a giant in the coaching field. But John's a dynamic guy, and his life will end up being good; There was nothing Paul Hacketf could have done to save Jobil Robinson's job.r _ • • This Hol Sa son inmcnt! 1 lhi Gift of EDWARDS Gin CERTIFICATES MAKE E PERFECT STOCIGMG STIJFFERSI YauCllH .. 11SmfOfMOmWllllDe KIGl1"CNM .. ....... .. ••CIJ a -. fMI\. .. mM:L ... , .. a IDtttalMo\X'llaz 11 o..•., •'ID-- llW ... G'1NI ,.,,, ........ -..... COStam .. .,....,.aw ... : M ..__ ._ ---121 .,.. ...... Iii: J 11-:::::r Q: CT i •••• I Ill Ill' MD LU a • ca _ ... ____ ... •Five fim-team repeaters chosen by the coaches • for '97 honors. Cpost remain cant untll early June Barry Wallace slated to te his responsibilites in s than two weeks, but apparently can make with no replacement at for almost all of spring. Costa Mesa seniors Jeremy Sfectsma and Ben Pelter, second-team pick.I on defense a year ago, were finrt- team honorees this fall. while Estanda's Manu Tanielu and John Uebengood, as well as Mesa's Nam Kim, rounded out the locals named to the first team. Costa Mesa's Matthew Rude- ~ Richard Price, Rovinn Sou, Daniel Ives, Ch.riJ McBride, Chris Shanley and Matt Peca were sec- ond-team picks, as were Estand a's Mike Briano, Andy Gal1da and Justtn Wolter. Herzog rushed for 793 yards and 10 touchdowm in five league games, including a 31"-yard effort agahMt Eltanda. Dawkins coDected 669 rushing yards and eight TOI, tnduding 4t least one score in every PCL con- test, while Hamade gained 423 rushing yards and was also a dev- astating lead blocker for Herzog. Tanielu, a ve?Mtlle junior wingback, amassed 408 IUlhing yards on 55 carries in league, 221 more yards on 13 receptions, and ~ IOOl'ed m 'l'DI, tDduding a '19- yard ldckoff return agatmt Costa Mesa. Uevanoe, a teDior safety who also played quarterback. WU honored for b1s defeDIWe prowess, while Via, a 1enlo.r guard, wu a catalyst up front for the Musta.ngs' 1uccessful ground game. Siednna lhifted from defensive tackle to lead the Mustangs in tackles from bis inside linebacker spot. while Pelter provided con- sistently solid play at oomerback. IOm WU a~ ..,.. daUtt at deleaiWe tDd. While Uebengoad •ndiond the often- llve trout for bis father, Coach John IJebenaood. Senion iud81111 and Prlc:e stood out OD Mela'I defemlve line, while Ive1 and McBride, also 1emors: were atalwartl in the offensive trenches. Shanley and Gallca, both senion, were iDlkle linebackers for their respecttve teams, while Bdano, a seni«, did bis belt work on the defensive line and Sou, a JmUcir, WU tbe third JDMDb« al the Mela secondary. • Wolter threw for 309 y8idll in league as the Eagles' l8lklr quar- terback. while ~WU a triJ9ted l8Dklr place-kicker for the Mm- tang11 ·booting four field goals in league with a long of 30. Laguna Hills tailback Mike Jones, who rushed for 1,042 yardS and 18 TDs on 127 carrlel in five league contests, was the Offenstve •SEE FOOTBALL PAGE112 hold on for s .. 6 win . N ewport Harbor Hlgll'I . AldeD Moore (aboft) ~a..b.ndowll the pool OD Mr way to a SUU"Mllul ecorlDg attempt In 'J1mn4ay demoon'I 8-e gtrla water polo vtdOry over vbdttng Unmnlty. At left. Harbor gCNllle Ertn Kennedy swab a lbOt attempt by the Tro)m away ln the nonleague victory. Despite tbe W:tory their coach. BW JuDett. Nld there were .un may ...... of impr'oWIDent tO N ..ade. The Sallon retQrn lo tile pool today When they duel Edl'lon for tbe Wlahrk IDgb TOUl'DUDIDt c:bamplomldp. Tbe .,.mt b ldaedaletl for e p.m. OON l£ACH I OM.V Pl.oT •With a five-goal lead in fourth quarter, it gets interesting as University rallies; Sailors play Edison today for Villa Park tourney title. By Richard Dunn, Dail'/ Pilot NBWPORTBEACH-As the players on -Cooch Bm Bametrl Newport Harbor High girls water polo squad filed into the team room from the cold and rain, the former U.S. Olympic men's coach began to raise his voice upon sharing his team's strengthl and weaknesses with a reporter. •My main concern is typical lack of oonceutration. • Barnett said, following host Newport Harbor's 8-6 non - league victory Thursday over UDiv..tty. •When we got up (8-3 early in the fourth quarter), we aDowed them to get be.cl( In the game,• added Barnett, hb voi.oe._ ded- ~ level .conttn\Jlng to elevate DOW. •we also missed two penalty lhotl. We have no killer instinct.• That 1aid, the Sailon' ltrengtba were aQwidant against the nojam (-4-2), a team on the bubble in the Orange County Tup-10 poll. Newport Harbor (5·1), ranked No. 6 in the county, flashed five different scorers, indud· • iDg thole from 12 meters out, and displayed a fine pass- : ing game u it built a 6-1 lead by the third quarter. ! The Sailon' victory wu a bJD.eup for today's Wla : Park Tournament final against EdbOn (6 p.m.), a team ! ranked No. 7 tn the county. : While Alden Moon Jed the Sailon with three goals,' i it wu ber mils OD a penalty shot early in the second half : th.at bad everybody crac:king up in the team room. : •1 was overthlnldng, • said Moore, whose attempt • ! went astray, touching nothing but aJr as it sailed over the : c;age. ! ·1 thought the goalkeeper (Amy Hiltl) sbou.ld be on i the other side, and my mind did one thing and my body : did something else,• she laughed. : Moore guarded University'& top player, Erin Hayes ! (two goels In the fourth quarter), in the first half u New-i port Harbor earned a 5-1 halftime lead. Jocelyn Man- : dm1no (two goall) ICOled ftrst for the Sailors, then Unl'• i Jenny GothOrebt tied tt up, 1-1. Sara White'• goal with : 0: 13 on the clock gave Newport Harbor a 2'!1 edge after : one period. i Moon, Mandertno and Kyndra 'Cox tcored in the : MCODd quarter, while Sailor goalUt Brin Kennedy : recordec:l lwo of 1*' m l&Vee and Autumn M111ken bad ! two al her five lteall, M tbe boetl swam to a four-goal : lead. ! ·Moore's perfect pw from tbe middle let utn~ : der:tno'• goal with 1:11 lelt in the ftrst half, then . • : ~--------~----------~~--~--~~':'.'.:. . s • 8EE P.Olo PAGE 12 ..., CllUtITOS -The Estanci4 ... bub~ telDl could ~ ... to thkw:bultng~ tbi ~ *"1i pnlW>tng alt their CYl'R.ESS -. 11MiiM were amaU" pv1ragel 1IMd didn't Diied to be unWJapped. MID Keppel High .. tiny good tbiDal n1llod- ed to band Newport HmbOr (3· 3) ~ 65--43 Joa in .... MCoDd I fOUDd of the~ 'Cbmtian 1Girll ~ Chrtltmu Oaalc et tbe NeW Warrior Center Thunday ~ The Aztecs' frontciomt, am- sisting of players meuurtng in at 5-foot-5, 5-1 and s-0. com- bined for 41 points to doom tbe •SOM victim -a clS • vm 36-25 triumph over Calvary CJlapel ol Downey Thursday in the l8CODd round of Valley Chris- tian 1bumament pool play at Val- ley Christian High, however, Coach Paul Kirby vowed he wouldn't let any pre-Cbrist:mas complacency cloud the Eagles' long-tenn goals. Costa Mesa falls to heavyweight Marina, 78-33 •1 harp on them everyday that we ltOl have a lot of work to do,• Kbby said after the Eagles (3-4) secured what amounts to a cham- pionship semifinal tonight at 8 against the host school in the third round of pool play. . •But we're making progress. We opened in a full-court press tonight and that set the tone for us. I liked our defensive intensi- ty.• There was plenty to like as the Eagles forced 23 turnovers and held the Grizzlies ·to a paltry 26.2% shooting from the field (11 of 42). •aver since the second ha1f of the California game (which began the winning streak Satur- day), . our intensity has been there,• Kirby explained. ·we're back on the right page." Junior Francia Diaz had game highs in points (13) and rebounds (1'), while teaminates Lauren Cassity (seven points and eight boards), Usa Steinfeld (six points) and =rs Deming (five points, foor and two assists) also paced the offense. Eva Vanna, Lacey Perris, Elsie Hernandez, Usa Hirata, Jennifer Ollila and Uz Bennett helped the defensive effort, which included two Calvary Chapel shot-clock violations. By Mol ly Yanity, Daily Pilot CYPRESS -1be sound m flesh scrapping against the shining hardwood floor was no indication of the score. As Cot- ta Mesa High girls basketball players peeled themselves off the ftoor, grabbing loose balls seemed more important than the final score -a 78-33 trouncing by Marina. "We're struggling, but the key is to do something better each game and we are,• Mesa Coach Shontel Sherwood said after the Mustangs' second- Al11 .... •llw..1 OwtstlM OwilsbiW CJwk ...... .,.. CoslA MlsA JJ Costa Mesa 6 11 2 14 • 33 Marina 24 21 22 11 -78 ca.ta ..... -Smith 4. Hatsucttl 9, COiiett 2, Chisholm 0, Nguyen 6, Earnest 4, Sasaki 2. Garcia 0, Powers 6. 3-pt. goals • Hatsuchl 1. Fouled out -None. .._.. _ Nakase 9, Fierst 15, Lee 10, Redmond 2. Crampe 2, Lambert 2. Cuthbertson 4, Mojica 8, Mcleod 17, Pitts 3, Case 4, Lewis 2. 3-pt. goals -Fierst 1. Fouled out -None. ~ .. ~ §~nil:~ 4UT(M()TIVI:. ~. SPECIALIZING IN PORSCHE, VW ANO AUOlREPAIR 1634 Ohms Way Costa Mesa (714) 631-2092 round loss in the Artesia- Brethren Christian Chriatmas Classic Thursday night at the New Wanior Center. Sherwood said her Mus- tangs (2-5) improved in break- ing the full-court press that the vtkings threw at them. However, once over the half- court Hne, Mesa feel apart and allowed Marina (7-1) to jump out to an 18-0 lead before Julie Collett knocked in a two-footer to put her squad on the board. Marina got up 41-6 at one point in the second quarter. Freshman point guard Nan- Vlllleiy OwtstlM .........,_..t EftufaAJI CAl.vMY Qwa. (l>owNEv) 25 Calvary Ola~ 7 4 2 12 -25 Estancia 9 1 8 12 -36 c:.1v.., Oulpel -V. Henderson 10, E. Henderson 6, Rodriguez 5, Or 2, Marangakls 2. ].pt. goals -Rodriguez 1. Fouled out -~. Hendenon . &t8nda -DHz 13, Cassity 7, Ste4nfeld 6, Deming 5, Fems 3, Hernandez 2. Hirata 0, Varma 0, Ollila 0, Bennett 0. 3-pt. goafs • None. Fouled out • None. cy Hatsusbi accounted for sev- en of those points with four free throws and a three-pointer. But the Vikings' quickness, slick passing and 17-point per- formance from Chanda McLeod got the better of the depleted_ Mesa squad as lead- ing scorer Kelly Chapin was on the bench with an illness. 1\vo other Mustangs were al.so under the weather. •Right now they're doing everything I'm asking of them,• Sherwood said. Hatsusbi led the Mu.stangs with nine points. Al"t11l.awdnn a.tsu.n O.Mlawww Clwk MAMt KMilL 15, NIM'mn 4J Martt Keppel 15 25 15 10 -65 Newport Harbor 4 16 10 13 -43 Mmtl lteppel • Hang 22, Rambacal 7, Giang 01 Gee 0, Hara 4, Funatsu 8, lsozakl 0, W~be 12. Yamaguchi o, ~ln12. ].pt. goats -Hano 3. RamacaJ 1. Fouled out -None. ~twtaor -Ross4, Huntington 0, Paul 6, Weedn 0, Ja<*son 20, Urban 13, Hollister 0, Glasslc 0. 3-pt. goals • Jac:bon 4, Paul 2, Urban 2. Fouled out -None. .. . • COit.a Mesa team dOlel out regular season with triumph over Long Bea~. Costa Mesa AmbUJh, an AYSO Region 120 boys socoer tMm. ftniabed its regular seuon with a -'--0 victory over the Long Beach Chaos. ' The locals took a 1--0 lead into halftime when David Barnett headed in a cross from Nagfb M.anoqatn. The play seemed to be on *1ant replay as the second half :opened with an identical Marro- .quin-to-Bamett goal. Eric Aeafer and defender Ryan ~added the Ambush's other goals. To seal the win for the 9-3-1 Ambush, the defense, led by :Tyler Henied. Carlos Gutierrez, 'Shane Colllm and Jonathan Bomtanl, as well as goalkeepers Scott Harrb and Jea Helmlcb, shut down the Chaos. . Ambush next heads into the January palyoff season. :Final registration for 'Costa Mesa National ll set for Jan. 10 . · Costa Mesa National Llttle League will be having its final registation date at 9 a.m .-noon Saturday, Jan. 10 at Tewinkle Middle School. The cost is $70 per player. New palyers must show a birth ciertificate. All players are l)!qui.red to show proof of resi- dency. · New players interested in playing T-ball must be 5-years old as of July 31, 1998. Questions? Call 966-CMLL. OLI;EGE HOOPS c::ou.EQ WOMEN 'SoCa.t College 10S. ......... College 45 loc..I College -Whittemore 13, ~ 12. Kempton 23, Pina 8, Chaney 2. Emde 9, Marts 2. Wright 24, Hlll'bnhoff 7, Hernando 5. ~ goals -Wright 6, Kempton 4, ~ 1, Pina 1. Fouled out -None. ,.._. c.ollell9 -Murphy 1, Drummer ti LuAer 6, Bell 18, Grayson 7 3¢ goah -eetl 4, Grayson 1. Fouled out -Drummer. JWftime: sec. so-20. flUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES Newport Harbor's Autumn Milliken (dark cap) puts the defensive pressure on UDi's Hayley Sudelth. POLO CONTINUED FROM 10 assisted on Cox's goal with 0 :31 remaining, a play featuring two excel- lent passes (the first coming from Moore). ·we try to counterattack,• Barnett said. •That gives more people a chance to score. There are some girls we have out there with very good offensive ta.lent.• Moore's third-quarter goal wtth 4:31 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES left gave Newport Harbor its largest lead of the contest, 6-1. The Sailors peppered Hilts with nine shots on goal in the quar- ter. Hilts disarmed five of the shots. Maureen Clancy scored twice for the lrojans within a 30-second span late in the third quarter, then Moore's goal with 0:37 remaining, after a steal and assist by Cox, put the Tars comfortably on top, 7-3. In the fourth, Newport Harbor's Jen- na Barto (three steals) scored from six meters away with 5:52 left in the game to give the Sailors their 8-3 advantage. That's when the concentration aspect PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICU came into play as far as Barnett's con- cerned. Hayes finally broke loose and sa>red twice, then Jennifer Hallinan's goal with a six-on-five advantage cut Newport Harbor's lead to 8-6 with 1 :09 to play. After Uni's last shot attempt (a lob) with 0:14 left. Moore ran out the clock. Nit• ... HAmoll .. .......,..,., & University 1 0 2 3 -6 N=atbor 2 3 2 1 -8 -Hayes 2. Oancy 2. Hallman 1, Gothoreht . saves -Hilts 10. ~ Hmt.ar -Moen 3, Mandefino 2. Cox 1, 1, Barto 1. Saves -Kennedy 6. PUBLIC NOncES PUBLIC NOTICU ................. S:.7 110 Sr. .... Heriog, c-. M.a ---~Est.Mdl 6-1 180 Sr. • Vlru twnlde. Colt.I Mesa 5-S 1IO St • I# MINI 'n.nltlu. ,E:stMa S-11 170 Jr. WR )fM Alblnlo, UfMnlty S-10 164 St. 11 s.11 ~ IAguN Hills M 2AO Sr. 1t Juldn llW. unMntty 6-3 ll5 St. Ol J9f'f Hick. LlguM Hiiis 6-1 2JO St. Ol JeNmy vi.. Cost.a Mesa 6-2 275 Sr . Ol Ryan G~ Aliso Niguel 6-3 276 St. Ol Na Camino, Laguna Hills 6-1 2AO St. Ol John Uebengood. Estancia 6-3 220 St. PK ic.vtn McCllffrey, Laguna Hiils 6-1 197 Sr. flt•MMm••-LB Jeremy Sledsma. Costa Mesa 6-2 205 Sr. LI Scott Chrlsde, Laguna 1'4llls 6-1 205 Sr. Dl. Miguel ThlbodHu, Laguna Hills 5-10 205 Sr. Dl. Fnmk DeMedlo, Laguna Hiiis 6-0 215 Sr. DL Jeremy Miiier, Laguna Hills 5-11 200 Sr. DL P9dro Marmol, Aliso Niguel 6-0 223So. DL Nam Kim, Costa Mesa 5-10 170 Sr. DL 8111 Wheeler, Laguna Beach 6-2 195 Sr. DB Ronnie Uevaoos, Costa Mesa 5-10 160 Sr. DB Jeff Fischer, Laguna Hiiis 5-9 155 Jr. DB Ben Felter, Costa Mesa 5-9 175 Sr. DB Johnny Tran. Aliso Niguel 5-10 155 Sr. DB Rich Hada. Aliso Niguel 5-11 163 Jr. P David Waltzman. Aliso Niguel 6-1 197 St. Seca--.m offel .. QB Tommy Banning. IAguna Hills ~2 185 Sr. QB Justin Wolter, Estancia 6-1 165 Sr. QB Jared Hiii, Aliso Niguel 6-2 180 s-:>. RB Nathan Eggins, Aliso Niguel 5-10 165 Sr. TE Travis Loidoft, Laguna Beach 6-0 175 So. TE Ryan Johnson, Laguna Hiiis 6-2 205 Jr. OL John Vorshedt, Laguna Hills M 260 Sr. . OL Daniel Ives, Costa Mesa 6-5 285 Sr. OL Chris McBride, Costa Mesa 6-2 225 Sr. OL Ryan Alvwez. Aliso Niguel 6-1 226 Jr. OL Pat Aelds, Laguna Hills 6-2 240 Sr. p Matt Pea, Costa Mesa 5-9 155 Sr. Seca ............ LB Nick Harvey, Laguna Hiiis 6-2 185 Sr. LB Alex Mucha, Aliso Niguel 5-11 191 Sr. LB Chris Shanley, Costa Mesa 5-9 175 Sr. LB Artdy Galicia, Estancia 5-11 192 Sr. LB Dustin Adams, Laguna Hiiis 5-11 170 Jr. OL Matthew Rudesill, Costa Mesa 6-2 220 Sr. DL Richard Price, Costa Mesa 6-2 190 St. DL Shaun Murray, University 5-11 202 Jr. DL Mike Briano, Estancia 5-11 230 Sr. OL Mike Seeley, Laguna Htlls 6-2 200 St. DB ~OYlnn Sou, Costa Mesa 5-11 150 Jr. DB Dustin Mang. Laguna Hills 5-8 160 St. DB o.tnlan Defeo, Uniwnity 5-9 185 Sr. P Chris Gray, Uniwnlty 6-0 175 ,,: .... , PUIUC NOTICES PUIUCNOnca .. Rates and deadlines are subject to ~ without notice. The publisher rt'Serves die right to censor, reclissify, revise or reject any classified advertisement. Please report any error that may be in_your classified ad immediately. The Daily Pilot acce{>ts no liability for any error in an advertisement for which it may be responsible except for the cost of the spa~ actually occupit>d by the error. 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