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• Newport activists heave a sigh of relief after supervisors vote 4-1 to
pursue airport at El Toro; John Wayne would remain commercial airport.
By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot
SANTA ANA -TI\e vote by the county
Board of SuperYlSors' Wednesday to pursue
scaled-down atrporl pldns for the El Toro
I\ 1anne base did not msptre local airport pro-
ponents to cheer m the d1sles of the board
heanng room
But they dJd breathe a sigh of relief to
hdve made it through their first mdjor battle
w ith airport plans still a possibility.
Locctl dCtivists had been waiting about 10
) l'MS for Wednesday's vote. But waiting
through Lhe last two ddys, which included 15
ON THE COAST
t\ hours of board hedfUlgs dild dtscuss1on,
proved the most grueling. Most said even
after immersmg themselves m the issue for
several years now, they had no idea how the
supervisors would end up voting.
The plan has pitted Newport Beach,
where residents wdnl an altemdtive to
expanding John Wayne Airport, against
South County, where residents fear destruc-
tion of their quiet Lives.
In the end, the supervisors voted 4-1 to
further study converting the El Toro Marine
Corps Air Base into a commercial airport
when the Marines leave it in 1999.
Though reports recommended the 4,700-
acre site become an d1r port that could serve
as many a~ 38 rrullion passengers per year,
the supervisors fdvored d facility that would
serve only I 0 to 25 m1lhon passengers per
year.
John Wayne serves roughly 6 nulbon pas-
sengers a year and ho~ a legd.lly tmposed
cap of 8.4 million passenger per yedf
According to federal procedures for clos-
mg military bases, the supemsors had to
choose only one of three choices presented
m a consultant report. a commerc1dl dlTpOrt,
a cargo airport or a non-dirport use. The
board favored a commerc1d.l airport but also
advocated continued study of non-airport
uses such as a college campu!> or hjgh-tech
industrial complex.
• SEE EL TORO PAGE A7
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fred
martin
~'iights and
sounds, from
the flight gate
A bout 200 people had ftlled
out forms to speak before
the Board of Supervisors
ruesday C1ftemoon. Roqer Stan -
t in said
Just a fc>w rntnute~ earhPr. the
, hamnan dnnounced that speak-
ers would he hm1tl'd to thrN~
mmutes of bombdst ond/or W1S·
lorn on thl' El Toro airport issue
Even I could calculate thdt If
there we>r<' no qelps hetwet.>n
~peakers, ancl ec1ch one hmshl'd
111 precisely lht• allotted 180 sec-
onds, the heannq w ould go on
tor at least 10 mon • hour~ And 1t
did
The SU pNVISOJ O.,' rnc•c•ttn{j
room was filled fk hind its rf'M
wall was a glassPd-in overflow
hall, which wa~ fLll<•d, too
I figured that the No on El
Toro forces outnumbered the Yes
qang by probably 3-1 Thal WdS
confmned by dozens of placclfdS
and some capsule mterviews m
t~P hallway outside the chamber
One of thf' lust in hne was
I !arry Leibold of Scrntd Ana
I ieo1ghts. a Yes KPn Tdylor or
l usun. who had arnvccl dt 9·30
Lu be assured of d seat. was d
No. So were DaVld ('otton of
lrahuco Canyon and Michael
Ward, the mayor of Irvine
Hehind them was N ewport
Councilwoman Nonna Glovc>1
who, natch, was a Yes. And so 1t
went
Before the m eeting olhc1ally
began , Chainnan Stanton dnd
newly appointed Fifth D1stnc1
Supervisor Tom Wilson stood
mouth to ear behind the podiwn
for several minutes of whispers.
MARC MAR rlN /OAIL'f Pll O I
Besides carrying books, papers and homework, a backpack comes in handy durlng an
unexpected rain shower. Kaiser Primary first-grader Westin Ross tries to co~r up as he
waits to be picked up trom school Wednesday. The weather man is expecting clearer skies
today.
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Newport Beach
Councilman
J ohn Hedges
(left) and City
Manager Kevin
Murphy discusl>
matters during
the Board of
Supervisors vote
Wednesday on
the proposed
public airport al
the El Toro site.
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• • Test scores give
school bad rap,
teachers say
•Those tested are often
recent immigrants who've
just learned the language,
they say.
By Michelle Terwilleger, Dady Pr/or
COSTA MESA -Teachers at
Whittier Elementary School don't
think the school's low standard-
tZed test scores accurately rcllt:cl
the leanung gomg on m thetr
classrooms.
The predominately Launo stu-
dent body shouldn't be expected
to do as weU as their Newport
Bedch counterparts on the Com-
prehensive Test of Basic Sk.illc;
after les~ than SLX r ears 01 English
lrdtnmg. teachers drguPcJ
D espite their reservd t1ons
Cl bout the test. the school is work-
ing to bring up scorP~ h~1 nM kmg
English-language• s kill'> 11-; ftrst
pnonty
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<t• Whittier Elementary
SABE (Spanish standardized
test) national percentile scores
Grade Reading Math
Second
Third
Fourth
Fifth
Sixth
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·we teU them. II you can re.a· I.
you'll be able to d o f'\"eryth111'f
else. • ~did M argaret AndPrso •
who teache tudents m trctns1t1 ·.
bE>tween Spdnish dild Ennh<.!'1
T hc> ~rhool h ad the lo\'\,.,,
rd nlung •n the d1stnct la ... 1 ye, ~.
sronn9 in thc> 11th nat10ndl p< r-
ct>ntije
"f-fp rp'.., the whole fcillar v
b('hmd lttcl t test: said ::\hdr n
Ball. a lourth qrade teacher "\.\ l'
• SEE TESTING PAGE A.6
Leece obj ects to plan to
help minority students
•The Newport-Me d chool bodrd meml1C'r say::; the
district's goals to recruit bllrngudl cn tn1 .... plor .... and
diversity speciabsts is unn ere~ dry
By Michelle Terwilleger, Dady Pilot
NEWPORT-MESA School
board Trustee Wendy Lf•ecf' 1s
taking issue with the d1stnrt's
plans for tncreasing rrunonty tu-
d0nts in advanced math and sn-I
ence programs, under the dlrN -
tion of the U.S. Department of I
Education's Office of Civil Rights.
"TIUs plan is not necessary.·
Lf'l•Ct• '"1d 1 IH Int t thdt d non-
Enqh.,h ... 111•r1 k1 1 1 .int take
tnqonuml't 1 \ h 1•1 .tit'-•' tlw 11•c1cht r
cdn't 'PPdh. '\pc1n1'h ctlld lr1pan-
t'"I' Thi , 11 d 1 ·n "hould h1• Pn
tht~ nnn -11.t11\t' "IH 'cl k anq '"··
rlf?nt "
Thl' ( I\ ii Rtc1hlo., nt tire
aµproachC'd thl• d1-.tnc1 1n '-~lllng
I 995 about cr1•nllllq d pldn to
• SEE STUDENTS PAGE AS
Stanton then broke the clinch
and, looking over at the media
table, said: • 1 better tell the press
dbout this.• He and Wilson came
over and Stanton announced:
Newport Beach: An
electric kind of town AROUND TOWN A6
"Tom Wilson gave me a kiss.•
"Tom Wilson kissed you?" I
asked.
"No. h e gave me a klss, • the
chairman grinned, holding up a
foil -wrapped Hershey's Kiss.
That's as close to a laugh as any-
body came at Tuesday's hearing .
As you know by now. the
supervisors never took a vote on
Tuesday. As I write this, they are
scheduled to continue the m eet-
ing sometime Wednesday.
Maybe.
Then. they may -or may not
..j vote to certify the envt.ronmen-
tal tmpect report that wU1 con~
ue the PfOC"S of converting the
Marlne Corps Air Station at Bl
Thro into. dvilian airport.
Sither way, it lm't golng to
make much dllfermce.
'"1bll board wU1 not make a
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•Charging stations for electric cars are slated for Fashion
Island, City Hall, Hoag and -where else? -Circuit City.
By Susan Deemer, Daily Pilot
Newport Beach could become the
most •electric vehicle-friendly• d ty in
Orange County.
At lea.st three chazging station lites
are proposed for Fubioo Island, two
at Hoag Memorial Hocp(tal Prwbyter-
ian and one eech at City lW, ~
Newport Beach Ubruy and QraUt
City. Construdion 11 ·~ to
begin early nm year.
Newport Beach top1 U)e Ult ot 13
Orange County dtiet plannln9 to
build charging stations and tUUl9
part In the BV·Ready Commun.tty Pro-
gram that encourages c:lt'8s to belp
~for the lntroduc:tSon of electric
cars.
Fullerton is proposing four, Santa
Ana and Anaheim each will have
three, but most cities are planning
one or two sites.
The program is offered by the
Mobile SoUl'a! Air Pollution Radue.
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Tracy Edwards tries to stay bundled up Tuesday as she collects shopping carts outside of the Hughes Marke~ on 17th Street
and Irvine Avenue ln Newport Beach.
Grant money toward smaller class sizes
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nearly $700,000 block
grant will go toward
deferred maintenance and
computer cables.
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infrastructure, including cables
and cable networks for the dis-
trict's computers, said Michael
Fine, chief financial officer for the •
Newport-Mesa Unilied School
District.
• I I I Fine said the cables are just
part of the district's plan lo over-
haul its computer system. By Michelle Terwilleger, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT-MESA -School
board members voted unanimous-
ly Tuesday to put nearly half of its
$675,385 block grant cash toward
the class-size reduction program
for first and second grades.
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fications, furnishings and staff
development.
The class-size reduction mon-
ey will help pay· for facility modi-
The funds can only be used for
one-time projects and are granted
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TEMPERATURES
Newport Beach
66151
Balboa
66151
Costa Mesa
69/49
Corona del Mar
65151
SURF FORECAST
LOCATION ......... SIZE
Wedge .......... 2-4 sw
Newport ......... 2-4 sw
81ackies .......... 3-4 sw
River Jetty ........ 3-4 sw
CdM ............ 2-3 sw
TIDES
TODAY
First low
3:16 a.m ............. 1.9
First high
9:29 a.m ............. 6.4
Second low
4:42 p.m ............ -1.0
Second high
11:16 p.m ............ 4. l
FRIDAY
First low
4:08 a.m ............. 2.0
First high
10:16 a.m ............ 6. 1
Second low
5:30 p.m ............ -0.8
Second high
After Midnight
WATER
l&W'ERATURE: •.••. 58
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bined with a west ground
swell could be good for up
to head-high surf today .
And conditions will likely
improve throughout the
weekend. Be aware of the
health advisory that recom-
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deferred maintenance projects,
including floor covering at nine
different sites. -• 1
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toward monitoring and filtering i
students' access to Internet sites I
and cables for computers at high !
school libraries. ~
to the districts based on their
average daily attendance.
The second largest chWlk of
money will pay for technology
COSTA MESA
• 3200 block of Michigan Avenue: Several items including camera
equipment, binoculars, medication and jewelry worth $3,879 were
stolen from a residence. Two sliding glass doors were found pried
open.
• 1600 block of Irvine Avenue: A S400 bed set was stolen from a
locked garage. The lock was found cut off.
• 1600 block of Irvine Avenue: A woman attempted to cash in coun-
terfeit scratch off lottery tickets. The coding reportedly did not match.
• JJOO block of Bristol Street: $3,260.28 worth of cash and checks
were stolen from an unlocked safe in the back room of a business.
• 2800 block of LAI Salle Avenue: A S200 amplifier was stolen from a
tocked car. A window was smashed out.
NEWPORT llEAOt
• 100 block of East a.y Avenue: A man has been seen peering
inside apartment windows four nights in a row. The apartment manag-
er said several female tenants live on the ground floor.
• 400 block of Flegshlp RCMtd: A health care facility's front doors
were found pried open and the office ransacked, but nothing
appeared to be stolen.
• IOO block of Irvine Avenue: The snack bar under the football
stands at Newport Harbor High School was broken into and an
unknown amount of candy was stolen. A window was found forced
inward.
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• 30? It.'s jl\ISt . a nl1mb~r, I swear, just a nlimber. .
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that ends in a zero or a w• just on the horizon. Good ol' But some things have relatives ot mine on my father's doorbllll tb9 c:MldlWD din w:b
five must be significant? 29. The age women remain in cbanged. 1b<>1e fine lines around side, sisters Pan\ty and Dolly, who other to dng. TM .... wlda
11 <&5 really so much weightier. perpetuity. Just 12 abort months my eye1 and mouth aren't ex.actly never manied and lived tDgetber tbe purple &a... 8Dd tb9
than 4" or <&6111 a <&Otb birthday shy of the dreaded 30. fine any more, I can't get by on as until they died. Jen and I med to J!WM99l"rie ol plD wbo doel what
actually all that different from a For some reason, after my last little sleep u I med to, and l'U argue about who bad to be Fan-lbe pleaw and....._ a tBw.,..
39th? birthday I started ro~ up. take comfort over fubioo any. ny. . brows among tbe mlgbban.
I just don't get tt But maybe Why rush it? -I don't knoW, but I day. But my sister got muried a And to be ....... ~;. .. .,,.
I'm a little semitive -some could felt the need to tell people I was I've also learned that. with a year and a half ago Ind left me to like fun.
read it as bitter -about events going to be 30. Often people who little effort, I actually c&n cook. fend for myself. No shared spin-So to 30, I say bdag it OD. Pit
happening this week over which hadn't even asked. Sometimes that being by myself is damn fine ster sisterhood, no little apart-me for my muumuu, sbellK my
I have no control people who were just walking company, and 30 seems tQo ment for our cats and curios, no hair into a beebive, let's look at
You see, Wednesday was my down the sidewalk, trying· to young to get married. Way. way Dolly for my Panny, if you.know timeslwet-jn Florida. It's really
30th birthday. The biG 3-0. Over mind their-own business. They ' laurie too young to have kids. what I mean. nothing more than a round mma-
the hill. So long 20I. Hello gray UIUally crossed the street with a bµsby In fact, 30 seems pretty young And as the clock is ticking and ber, easier to plot on a graph. Bag
hairs, wriJJkles and sympathetic few anxious glances at me over in general The perfect age, actu-my parents have stopped asking deal
looks when people hear I'm not their sbotilders, but I digress .... ally. me whether I've met any nice And as my Ded, the king ol
married. Somehow, the more I said it, My sister Jennifer and I used boys -or any boys at all. for that clicbes, keeps reminding me, get-
Maybe it has something to do the easier it was and the better it and Pop Tarts still sound good for to joke about the future. Room-matter -I'm looking again to the ting older sure beats the alterna-
with the number itself -which in sounded. breakfast, I still cell my pa.rents mates for a number of years, she future, and it's a vision I can see tive.
copy editing symbolizes "the And the truth is, many things for advice, and certain songs and I would remain together the quite clearly. ----------
end• -but I started pondering haven't changed one bit: Eggos must be played loud Particularly rest of our lives -a la Baldwin sis-That's right -I'm going to be • I.AIME...., is • Daily Piiot editor.
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briefly in the news ...
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'Polite' man foiled in
bank robbery attempt
NEWPORT BEACH -An
armed culprit left quietly and
.empty-handed Tuesday morning
after attempting to rob the First
Nationwide Bank on Irvine
Avenue, authorities said.
Around 11:30 a.m., a man
walked into the bank, stood in
line, approached a female
employee, then pulled up his
shirt and showed a handgun
tucked into bis waistband, said
Newport Beach police Sgt. John .
Desmond.
The man demanded money
but the employee said she didn't
have any, Desmond said .
·He asked her if she had
pushed any buttons,• Desmond
said. "She said no, she hadn't.
Then he just said, 'If you
haven't pushed any buttons, I'll
leave.· And he got out and
walked out of the bank. She
said that he was very calm and
very polite."
The bank didn't notify police
until 1:30 p .m., and by the time
police arrived, the suspected
robber was long gone, Desmond
said.
The robber is'Ciescribed as a
23-year-old white male, 5 feet 11
inches tall, 155 pounds, with
black hair, wearing •a hooded
grey sweatshirt arid blue jeaDS\
•we have no idea where be
went, no vehicles, no witnesses,"
Desmond said. "We don't have anything." .
He urged people with in1or-
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• The Newport Beach City
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tnctease minority student emoll-
ment in advanced math and sci-
ence classes, said Tom Jacobson,
director of secondary education.
The directive came after feder-
al officials found during a random
investigation of classes at TeWin-
kle Middle, Costa Mesa High and
Estancia High that minority stu-
dents were under-represented in
those upper-level classes.
In response the district drafted
a plan in the fall of 1995 that calls
for school officials to encourage
minority students to take the
upper-level courses and by train-
ing teachers to aid limited English
proficiency students. The plan
also calls for inaeased parental
involvement and awareness of
offered courses.
This fall, the Civil Rights office
recommended adjustments to
that plan. ~
The additions include broad-
ening eligibility criteria for
advanced math and science class-
es, recruiting bilingual counsel.ors
and bringing in outside special-
.ists for diversity training.
: •we want to provide a strategy
where the limited English-speak-
ing students have access to the
'Same high standards,• Jacobson
~ •1t probably is not possible
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mcmorics to be: handed down from
gcncration to gcncratioo.
Christmas is the numbcr one
card sending ooca.sion in the United
States. Hallmark predicts that 2.65
billion Christmas cards will be: given
this year. Eighty-nine peittnt of
Americans bctwccn 18 and 65 give
Christmas cards.
Hallmark offers more than
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hoHday season card designs and more
than 500 boxed-card designs.
Hallmult racatdi shows dw
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The avenge American
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The council also approved
paying $397 ,540, which will then
be reimbursed by the county san-
itation district, to cover installing
new sewer mains in the area and
revamping the current sewer sys-
tem there.
-Jennifer Armstrong
Leece, however, said she
thought the district should have a
•personal responsibility" and
•English first" philosophy instead
of catering to the individual
needs of certain student popula-
tions.
, •There's no question that this
will help this population," Leece
said. "But what harm a.re we
doing down the road to the rest of
the class?"
Leece said the plan took away
time and resources from other
students and she will not vote for
the plan's approval.
liustee Serene Stokes said she
understood Leece's concerns, but
that she thought the plan was
beneficial.
•My main concern is that I
want a lot of ·parent involve-
ment," Stokes said. w And if we
have to provide the translators to
do it, then so be it."
Stokes said the plan makes it
possible for students to enter
advanced classes that they previ-
ously thought they couldn't suc-
ceed in.
"When youngsters come to us
from another country, we don't
know their capabilities because
of the language barrier,• she said. ·u they don't have those
(advanced) classes, they're
excluded from the university.~
NEWPORT BEACH -'JWo
• loCal finftghten will be hon-
ored at QDOll today at the annu-
al Plreflg)Jter of the Year
Awards lunc:beon at the Shark
lalaDd Yacht Oub.
This year's . honorees are
Capt. Alan B. Schmehl of the
Newport Beach Fire ond
Marin,e Department, ond Henry
"Val" Santo of the Costa Mesa
Fire Department.
Schmehl is a 23-year veteran
of his department who has been
instrumental in buildmg its haz-
ardous materials unit. Santo is a
15-year veteran and senior arson
investigator at the ea.ta Mesa
Department He bu spwbMd-
ed a pilot plOgJ'.8lll to '8ech New-
port-Mesa students CPR.
The fireftgbten' supervbol'S
will be OD band to dilC\m their
accomplishments.
Spomored by the Buhange
Club of Newport H'.afbor, the
luncheon runs from 12 to 1:30 ·
p .m. at the yacht club at 1099
Bayside Drive Jn Newport
Beach. The event ts open to
guests of Exchange Oub mem-
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TESTING
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:T> ~n{tel ~Jn
co .... Wegwethem on~ of
lisb and then give them a C'rBS
test.•
Ball said much of her time in the
classroom is spent reviewing con-
cepts usually learned in lower grade
levels.
"We found out a long time ago
that our children do not know the
alphabet and the sounds of the let-
ters just because they're uppe r
graders,• BalJ said. ,
Some students at Whittier last
year took a different standardized
test called the SABE that tests stu·
dents in Spanish.
The scores for the that test were
somewhat higher, but decreased
with the higher grade levels.
Juan de Jesus, Whittier principal,
said the lower scores for older chil·
dren showed most of the older chil-
dren talang the Sparush language
test recently hdd moved to the Unit-
ed States. .
He also Sd.ld .the school's eras
scores were dVerage when com·
pared with other schools wtth the
same sooo-econorruc make-up.
"But I don't Wdnt Lo be compla-
cent with that,· he addl•d.
De Jesus said he dnd the teach-
ers reviewed the !>core!> together at
the beginning of the yec1J to help
teachers focus on the spec1J1c defi-
ciencies students encountered on
the tests.
"We're not looking di JUSI results
on a test." de Jesus Sd1d. "We're
looking at whc1t aJe our hples m ,
learning? What are our holes in
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The prindpal said he believe1
empbasizh>g those spedfic lkllls
will help test SCX>?es rise.
lo addition, the school ordered
. t~~
ts "" "on mJmlil ;tri~daSs
exams to familiarize them with the
test format, be said.
Newport-Mesa Unified Superin·
tendent Mac &md said he sees the
tests as a significant measure of
what skills the students are master-
ing at their grade level.
·We certainly like to celebrate
gain, but at the same time our goal
is to bring students to mastery,•
Bernd said. •All of our students
deserve to learn well.•
Bemd said he thought all staff
members worked bard and that
they should continue to adapt to the
individ\lal·need.s of students.
MARTIN al.lo ftrmly anti-oonvenion.
Meanwhile, official Newport
has developed a wise new ltrate·
CONTINUED FROM A 1 gy for expressing its support ot
converting El Toro: Go along to
~~o~ft~~~ ~~;a M:yo~m Debo)J
ton said. and Mayor Pro Tem Tom
If be has bis ~ay, Tom Wilson -Edwards, the game plan is to
who tried and failed to get a four-praise the institution of the super-
month continuance of the hearing visors for its wisdom ln handling
-won't even want to talk about a the expan.slon of John Wayne J\ir.
second airport. port (with no mention of the lew-
My how things change. Just suit the dty filed to force the
three years ago, we were repre-board to cooperate) and to express
sented on the board by a Newport the city's faith that today's board
Beach resident who favored con-will, in its infinite wisdom, do the
verting El Toro. Then we had a right thing.
Newport Beach resident who was To me, that would t>e to appoint
unremittingly against a conver-a blue-ribbon commission of
sion. Now we are represented by maybe eight or 10 of the county's
a South County resident who is best and brightest to figure this
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n.:aid f of outs if future supervisors want
t"M' or with Measure M funds to abandon the idea. Supervisors Newport Beach City Attorney
from the Orange County nans.. also stressed that they do not Robert Burnham, who stayed
portation Authority, said Craig want to close John Wayne Air-th.rough the entirety of both days'
BlueU, a dtymanagement analyst. rt meetings, said at the beginning
•Electric vehicles are being po •Tiie new board can come in of Wednesday's meeting that he
made and people will need to and Oip this cookie over, .. Super-had •zero" idea of what the out-
charge them" Bluell said. visor Roger Stanton said. come would be.
Councilman John Hedges said Clarence Turner, a former •nymg to predict what the
he is concerned that government mayor and longtime activist with Board of Supervisors is going to
subsidies are being used to sup-the Newport Beach-based Air-do is pointless," sighed a wom-
port a new technology thahioesn't port Working Group, called the out Burnham. "I hate this wait-
yet have· the support of the mar-action •a. significant step for-ing." ketplace.
•niey are going to be monu-
ments to taxpayer largess," Coun-
dlman John Hedges. •Tuey will
fan around the city like sentinels
guarding pie in the sky tedmolo-
gy."
Motorists cruising through Cos-
ta Mesa will also have an opportu-
hity to plug in when a charging
station is built at South Coast
Plaza. The proposed site is in the
north parking structure near the
Channel drop off area. Construc-
tion is expected to begin early
next year, said Suzanne Biallot,
director of marketing.
Pete{ . Naghavi, Costa Mesa's
transportation manager, said the
city asked the shopping center to
put up $10,000 in matching funds
toward the $20,00 EV station pro-
ject. There is no cost to the city.
Mlt is one of the best areas in the
pty," Naghavi said. ·
Initially at least, customers
would plug in for free.
Enid Joffe, manager of charg-
ing infrastructure for Edison EV.
said Newport Beach is electric
vehicle friendly.
•There's a councilman from
Newport beach who was the first
individual to have a charging
structure put in his home," she
said, referring to former Council-
man John Cox. "The first person
anywhere."
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After the vote, Burnham said into an adjacent room. Many in
the supervisors did •an outstand-Wednesday's audience toted cel-
ing job• on the compromise lulu phones to report board
action. actions to fellow activists and
The supervisors heard public friends during breaks.
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Wednesday. When they cooti.n-Hedges and Airport Working
ued the meeting at 11 a.m. Group member Tom Naughton
Wednesday, they went into joined Burnham and Turner in
cldied session to discuss the the Newport Beach contingent
Irvine City Council's Tuesday that stuck it out th.rough Wednes-
vote to file a lawsuit if the county day's meeting.
went ahead with airport plans. Newly appointed Supervisor
The audience of about 100 in Thomas Wtlson. who .represents
the board hearing room on Newport Beach and much of
Wednesday was more subdued South County, made repeated
than Tuesday's sign-waving, motions to delay the action until
cheering crowd that overflowed after two new supervisors take
of&e Jan. 6. 1be board voted 3-2..
against bis first motion. and tu.
1Ublequent motions died without
a second.
The final vote left airport ~¥J»~~ ~!41
the non·airport option could give
opponents a )Vay to delay airport
plans. They also said studying
twb plans will inaease costs.
But finally having a <X?ncrete
decision, they said, at <least gave
everyone a break for the holi-
days.
"We can all take a deep
breath now," Burnham said. "We
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brings together Orange County bands
from the two distinct musical genres
By Wendy Werve. Daily Pilot
AJnned with 27 Orange
County bands, a Mac 7100
omputer, one willing
intern, limited resources, a fantas-
tic mother, and steadfast detenni-
nation, Generation X-ers Jon
Halperin and Scott Presant set out
to rock Southern California's
alternative music scene.
It started out as kind of a joke.
Presant says. After all, eve n the
mere suggestion that punk music
lovers would have anything to do
with the ska crowd was ludicrous.
That clean-cut ska kids would
ever listen to punk music was
equally as laughable. So ridicu-
lous, in fact, that it might have
potential. Thus began the fast-
tracked creation of Newport
Beach-based . SkratchNegas
Records and the release of .. Punk
vs. Ska, round I," the company's
first CD release.
u It has been crazy," says
Halperin, wiping the sweat off bis
brow. "We actually created the
record company when we started
the CD ...
Putting together a compact
disc while working a full-time job
is no easy feat. Halperin, 27, is a
full-time social worker tor the
state of California, a music con-
sultant for Fox Motocross and a
freelance writer. Presant, a graph-
ic artist (he designed and pro-
duced the compilation's cover),
also writes, edits and publishes
Skratch, an alternative music
magazine. Spare time is a non-
entity for the duo, who have
knowingly sacrificed any person-
al life they might have for their
musical passion.
What would normally take
about a year and a half to orga-
nize and e:xecute took Halperin
and Presant only two and a half
months. Scheduled for release on
Dec. 19, the SlaatchNegas two-
some were three weeks ahead of
schedule and "Punk vs. Ska,
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"Ow" main purpose in produc-
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Citing a lack of all-ages clubs
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•we definltely wanted to make
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With 19 new songs, some
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"Som.e stores have already sold
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will eventually go international.
•tt's the first compilation of its
kind, so it's a hot item.•
When selecting bands for
Skratch/Vegas' debut compilation.,
Halperin and Presant wanted to
select diverse groups and expose
listeners to a wide range of both
musical genres.
"There are so many different
types of punk and ska,• Presant
says. "We picked bands that we've
known or songs that we liked that
fit with our format."
Hal~ and Presant devoted
more than 20 hours a week to the
project, utilizing all of their
resources, including Halperin's
moµi, Sherry, who made phone
calls to negotiate production costs.
Since neither had a great deal of
capital to invest in the CD, the
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1 Ska, round t• is I sold art Noise l Noise Noise
: and Mobv Disc l rimrd stores In
'Costa MeM. To
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to retailers
and buW>ess-
es that cater to
punk and ska
crowds. For a
fee ranging
up to $300,
sponsors
r eceived
advertising
space in the
CD's cover
booklet
"By spon-
soring the CD,
retailers and
businesses are
directly reach·
ing their tar-
get," Halperin says. •And, they're
reaching an additional alternative
market."
While •Punk vs. Ska, round I"
is geared to two completely differ-
ent audiences, (the first 16 songs
are punk and the remaining 14 are
_ ska), Halperin likes to think that
· punk fans will fall asleep listening
to the punk bands and wake up to
a ska tune, and maybe even like it.
So far, the psychology major's
psychology is working.
"I've had a lot of people say to
me, 'Hey, I bought the CD for the
punk bands, but Lreally like !hat
one song by Save Ferris (a ska
band),'" Halperin says. "Ska kids
say the same thing about some of
the punk bands, especially the
more mild ones like Longfellow."
Punk has become somewhat of
a dirty word in the last decade,
Presant says. But, with melodic
and power pop punk taking over
the scene, he says there is a notice-
able shift away from early punk's
harsh negativity.
"People need to realize that
punk doesn't have to be aggres-
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THURSDAY. DECEMBER 12. 1996
DON LEACH I DAl.Y PLOT
Slaatch/Vegu Records producen Jon Halperin (right) and Scott
Presant have compiled songs from Orange County bands to
showcase local talent.
sive or anarchy. You no longer
have to wear a Mohawk to listen to
it.• Presant says.
Halperin agrees: "People don't
want to be depres~ and angry
anymore, they're sick of the
punk/Nirvana grunge."
So what is ska? The antithesis of
punk, ska is characterized as hap-
py, feel gOC?d music.
"The ska crowd is very clean-
cut and is open to all races and
religions,• Halperin says. '"It's not
a big drug and alcohol scene.•
From the Jamaican slang
"Skavoovie, • which loosely trans-
lates to "Hey man, do you under·
stand?", the shortened form, •ska"
has become synonymous with the
"feel good" music it portends.
According to ska guru Tazy
Phyllipl, wbo hosts KUO's Ska
Parade every Saturday from noon
to 2 p .m., Millle Small's 196.t
llD4lh bit, •My Boy Lollipop,•
U9~VE4~ ~~ m orm. 'lazy also says u.a is
the grandfather of reggae.
"Bob Marley and the Wailers
was originally a ska band," Tazy
-says.
Though faster and more easily
mixed with other types of music
than it's progeny, Ska is distin-
guishable by it's upbeats and
downbeats which occur on the
second and fourth oount.s rather
than on .the traditional first and
third. The jazzy groan of a trom-
bone or trumpet frequently accen-
tuates the drums and bass in ska
tunes.
Chronicling its histo_ry, H_alperin
says ska bas evolved from its ori-
gin in the 1960s.
"ln the '80s, groups like Mad-
ness, the English Beat and the
Specials marked ska's second
wave," Halperin says. "Now we're
entering the third with groups like
Save Ferris and No Doubt.•
Llke the music on their oompi-
lation, Halperin a.ad Presant are
themselves a study in polar oppo-
sites.
·we seldom agree," Hatperin
says. "But I think constant discus-
sion makes our product stronger."
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w;INDENSEMBU
Orange Coast College's Wind
&uemble performs Christmas
favorites from 3 to 4 p.m. Sunday
at Orange County's John Wayne
Ahport at the Rotated Square.
A,dmission is free. For informa-
tipn, call 432-5985.
' SYMPHONY
Music Director Carl St. Clair
will conduct the Pacific Sympho-
ny Orchestra, Pad.fie Chorale and
acx:laimed soloists in Beethoven's
Ninth Symphony, at 8 p.m. tpday
at the Orange County Performing
Arts Center, 600 Town Center
Drive, Costa Mesa. Tickets are
$16 to $44 and $8 for students
and senior citizens. Call 755-5799.
TRIANGLE SQUARE CONaRTS
Free live classic rock perf or-
mances are scheduled from noon
to 2:30 p.m. Monday through Fri-
day; from 7 to 10 p.m. Friday and
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Saturday and Sunday afternoons
in the 1bwn Square at 1\iangle
Square in Cotta Mesa.
ART
MONTAGUE DAWSON
In conjunction with the 25th
anniversary of Vallejo Maritime
G4llery in Newport Beach, the
Newport Harbor Nautical Muse-
um Will present •Montague
Dawson -His Ufe and Works"
through March 9 at 151 E. Coast
Highway, Newport Beach.
Admission is free for members,
$.4 for guests, and $1 for children.
For information, call 673-7863.
CHRISTMAS STOCKJN(jS
Gregory Gallery presents o.
special exhibit featuring one-of-
a-kind Christmas stockings with
dogs, cats, couples, golfers and
more through Dec. 31 at 3406
Via Udo, Newport Beach. For
more information, call 723-0887.
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Orange Cout College pr&
sents a mixed media exhlbltioo
throu~1~~day at OCC's Pine
Arts . For tnformation. call
432-5039.
ARST IMPRESSIONS
•Pint Impressions: The Lagu·
na Beech Art Association" will
be at the Orange County Muse-
um of Art South Coast Plaza
Gallery through June 15. •First
Impressions" features se1ectec;l
C4lifomia •plein air" paintings
created by the foun(lers of the
association from the Orange
County Museum of Art.
NAUTICAL MUStUM
The museum features the
Grand Salon for sped.al exhibi-
tions; the Model Gallery, featur-
ing a world-class assembly of
ship models; and a rotAting dis-
play of the museum's permanent
collection in the Corridor Gallery.
The museum is at 151 E. Coast
OGAltT~
Udo Cigar Room often a free
barbecue and will4' tutiog with·
Hamilton cigar giveaways from 1
to 4 p.m. Saturday at 3'41 Via
Udo, Suite D, Newport Beach.
Por information, call 723--0595.
HOLIDAY DtNNE1'
The Costa Mesa Chamber of
Commerce presents its Holiday
Dinner and Concert at 5:90 p.m.
Sunday. The dinner will be at the
Wyndham Garden Hotel, 3350
Avenue of the Arts, Costa Mesa,
and the performance by William
Hall Master Chorale and the All
American Boy Chorus will be at
the Orange County Performing
Arts Center, 600 Town Center
Drive, Costa Mesa. Cost is $40 to
$70. For information, call 574-
8780.
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BOAT PARADE 1~ ~
The community is invited to
watch the ~wport Harbor
Chdstmas Boat Parade aboard
one of the Fun Zone Boat Compa-
ny's Newport Harbor cruises from
Tuesday through Dec. 23. '{bree
vessels will cruise each night trom
5:30 to? p.m., 7 to 8:10 p.m. and
8:15 to 9:30 p.m. Cost is $15 for
adults and $7 for children ages 3
to 11. Boats depart from the Fun
Zone on the Balboa Peninsula
next to the Penis Wheel. For
resenoations, which are mandato-
ry, call 673-0240.
11 a.m . to 1 p .m. every Sunday.
The cost is $25.95 per person and
$15.95 for children wider 12. For
more information, c:all 673-0240.
More.than two dazen carols,
seasonal orcb.estral music .
and dances from •The Nutaack-
er" will fill the Orange County
Perfonning Alts Center stage
when the Pacific Symphony
Orchestra performs "The Christ-
mas Show with Jubilant Sykes"
at 8 p.m . Friday and Saturday at
600 Town Center Drive, Costa
Mesa. Ticlce1s are $13 to $58. For
information, call 755-5799.
8 CHJllSTMAS CHOIR: •
Music of the Christmas sea-
son will be perlonned by
Orange Coast College's choir at
7:30 p.m. Sunday in the Fine
FARMERS MARKETS
Every 'JhursQ.ay there is a
farmers market from 8;30 a.m. to
l p .m . at the Orange County
fairgrounds. The Orange County
Market Place is every Saturday
and Sunday from 1 a.m . to 4 p.m.
in the main fairgrounds parking
lot. For information, call 723-
Arts Recital Hall, 2701 Fairview ,.
Road, Costa Mesa. Advance
ROSE PARADE
lbe Costa Mesa Community
SeIVices Department offers
reserved grandstand seating and
transportation to Pasadena for the
Rose Parade on Jan. 1. Tickets
are $49 per person and are on
sale at the Neighborhood Com-
munity Center, 1845 Park Ave ..
Costa Mesa. Call 645-8551.
SAFARI BRUNCH
A Safari Sunday Brunch
Cruise is available aboard the 54-
root Emerald Forest Tiki dock~d
in Balboa at the Fun Zone from
6616. .
Every Saturday there is a
farmers market from 9 a.m . to 1
p.m. in the municipal parking lot
at Bayside Drive and Marguerite
Avenue in Corona del Mar.
STAGE
CHRtSTMAS SHOW
The Pacific Symphony Orches-
tra performs #The Christmas
Show with Jubilant Sykes" at 8
p.m. Priday and Saturday at
Orange County Performing ~
Center stage, 600 Town Center
Drive, Costa Mesa. Tickets are
$13 to $58. For information, call
755-5799.
Join Us For
Holiday
Catering
Specialists
Remember we cate
boats l!l charters
"In your home or In
our dining room ... •
2 LET rr SNOW: Children of
all ages are invited to romp
in 15 tons of snow, forecast
to faIUrom 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sat-
urday at Grant Howald Park
Community Youth <:;enter at
Fifth.Street and Iris Avenue in
Corona del Mar. The free event
will include a snow creature-
building contest, holiday arts
and crafts and Santa Claus. For
more information, call 644-3156.
3 THE BIG SLEEP: The
Orange County Museum of
Art presents the 1-hlmp~ey
Bogart film #The Big Sleep" at
6:30 p.m. Friday at 850 San
5 HANDEL'S MESSIAH: The
Pacific Symphony Orches-
tra performs its 16th annu-
al Handel's #Messiah " at 3:30
p .m. Saturday at the Orange
County Perfonning Arts Center,
600 Town Center Drive, Costa
Mesa. Tickets are $15 to $45. "
For information, call 755-5799.
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American
Cafe
Great Homestyle
Traditional Be
Contemporary
American Fare
462 East 171h St reet • Cost a Mesa
Open 7 Days A Week
7 VIBRANT EXHIBIT:
Gallery Paradiso's Exhibi-
tions presents a Claremont
College Graduate Stuaent Exhi-
bition entitled "A Closer Look at
One of Southern California's
Vibrant Arts Institutions," from
Friday through Jan. 8 at 1838
tickets are $3.50 and $5 at the
door. Ca)l 432-5880.
9 TIIE MUSIC MAN: The
Pacif1c School of Music and
The Arts presents "The
Musk Man,· a musical comedy
for the whole family, at 1 p.m .
Friday and Saturday and at 4
p .m Sunday a t 151 Kalmus Dri-
ve, G-1. Costa Mesa. Tickets are
$8. Call 545-1217.
10 WINTER CRAFTS:
Children ages 6 to 12
are invited to attend a
new Winter Crafts Workshop
from 9 a.m to noon Saturday at
Cliff Drive Park m Newport
Beach. Registration fee is $25
and preregistrabon is required.
To register or for more informa-•
lion, call 644-3151.
LUNCH • DINNER • SUNDAY BRUNCH
For Rtstn11111ons and VirtcuonJ Call
723 --0621
25 l Stupyard Woy • Newport Beach
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GOOSE BIERRllCS
Bre~ High quality end innovative brealcf8sta. Houl'B 7am
to 1 1 em Tuesday to Friday end Sam to 2pm Weekends.
Oosed on Mondays. (714) 7600221
CAPPIE PANINI
LOC8C8d • 2333 East Coast Hwy. (2 doors south of Ruby&) in Corona
Del Mer. SeNing Seafood. Pasta. Gourmet Pizza, Meche & .Nioea.
Open 7 deya e week. Th 7am-3pm & Fri r1~m. 675-8101
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CAPFE PANINI
l..oc8t8d at 233 East Coast !-+Ny. (2 doors south of RubysJ m Corona de!
·Mar &nlng Seafood. Pasta. Gol.wmet Pizza. Mocha & Juices fine
selec:IJons al tahan end Califoma wines & beer Open 7 days a week
Th 7em3pm & Fri 71Wtl-1~. 675-8101
SABATINOS RESTAURANT 6 SAUSAGE CO.
Pasta, Caesar Selad, Homemade Sausage. Veal. Lamb. Veget.anan
Clshes, 'Noa, Beer. Cappucono & ~ Hours 7 Days A 'Neet..
Ser.ting Sat & Sun. Brunch From 8:3Q.1:ClJ. Sun ·Thurs 11a~1~.
Fn.-&t. 11am-11pm. Al Maier' ()'edit Cerds Accepted Located~ 251
9Vj8l"d ~. Newport Beach (714) 7230021
GREENLEAF GRILL a BAR
On the sand at Newport.
Monday to Friday 4:30pm to 9:CQ>m
~ 4.~ to 10:CXlpm
Cloeed on Sundey. 1Cl> Mein Street 1n Belboe (714) 723-8643
AVILAS KL RANCHITO
Ai.Ctlencic Mexican Food, Wdi The Freshest lngredtentB & A New
Ugt& Qieine. Great Mergantas. Hours Lunch & [)Inner. All Meter'
Q'9dit Cerda Accept.ed. l.oc«ed at 2101 PlacenQe, Co6t8 Mae
(714) 842-1142 end 2Enl Newport Blvd .. Newport Beach
(714) 675-6855
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tacxMa. Phone eheed for order9 tx>go. 1-brt: Deily From , 1 :OOam
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oome from Spa1n with hve Flamenco ent.erU11nment Speciallling in
Paella. steaks grilled fresh fish & past8S ~ 5 days per week,
closed Sun & Mon Located at 4253 Martiogele Wlly !Behind
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Cculty section as "The Best Thai Food In Orange Cour¢1. Luoc:h
dinner, catenng & takeout 61 5 W 19th St Costa Mesa 548-4333
THAI WAVE
Otne rn or tak&-0ut Fast & tree deu-.ery Serving lunch & dinner
Locat.ed at 211 62od St Newport Beach Open 7 days a weett
VIS8, Mestercerd & Amencan ~ss accepted 645-3057
THAI TOUCH
l..ocetad at 2616 San Miguel Or lfl Newport Seech Open tor
1uncti. Mon .fn , 1 nm-apm. dinner served Sun Thin s.Spm.
Beer and WWltl served Csa!mg and take out also IMtllatlle All
majo.~ credit cerds 8C08pt.ed 6400123
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Hi!ltOric W8twfront ~and Hst>oc-0-U.. Cerur 1-bn
Mon . .set.. 1 , 30llm -2·oo.m. Sun 10 CJllm., 2 ~. AJ Mlp'
o..d& Carda Resar'VlltlOna Suggeltlld Located llt 3010 ~
f!lll9., Newport Seech, CA 92663 (714) 675-5777 F.l 67&2510
NIEWPOltT LANDING
w..rfront Ointng. Set. & Suo Ownpegne Brunch. Dinner Menu
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By Nancy Cheever, Daily Pilot
T raveling to Orange Coun-
ty's Little Saigon to get
your favorite Vietnamese
· dish may be a thing of the past.
The Old Saigon Restaurant,
open just a month, offers hardy
portions of the same authentic
Vietnamese cuisine at the same
low prices as any restaurant in •
the Asian hamlet.
Co-owner and Vietnamese
native Kim McClain recently left
a managerial position at her fam-
ily'$ restaurant -the popular Sev-
en Courses of Beef in Westmin-
ster -to open her own restaurant
here in Costa Mesa.
The Old Saigon is small and
quaint, with 10 tables mside and
one outside. The walls are cov-
ered Wlth hand-woven baskets,
hand-made Vietnamese instru·
menls, art and mirrors. McClain
decordtcd the l.Jght and auy
restaurant herseU, add.iqg touch-
es like plants dnd racks full of
magazines and books, creating a
casual and relaxing atmosphere.
The food is just as nice as the
decor. Healthy and light, it was a
•
perfect lunch for me and my
_ brother, John, who recently lost
40 pounds and strictly monitors
his fat and calorie intake.
Sauces are.an essential ingre-
dient in all Vietnamese cooking,
and McClain's are great. We
were a little wary of the term
•fish sauce• that shows up a lot
on the menu and accompanies
many of the dishes, but it tasted
wonderful. Made With diluted
fish extract, lime juice, vinegar,
sugar and garnished with juli-
enned carrots, white radish and a
little hot red pepper, it is a per-
fect dippix\g sauce or marinade.
The peanut sauce is also
excellent -sweet and flavorful,
it's the best I've ever tasted. All
of the sauces and stocks are
made fresh, and McClain uses
only fresh vegetables and
imported spices in all her dishes.
We decided to try something
different and ordered the char-
broiled shrimp paste over sugar
cane ($5.50). McClain says
shrimp paste is a delicacy in
Vietnam. They prepare the appe-
tizer by putting a whole shrimp
into a food processor, adding
spices, then smoothing the paste
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over a stock of sugar cane and
charbroiling it. It is served with
band-made rice paper, a thin
wrappershapedllkearortilla,
and served with fresh herbs, let-
tuce and peanut sauce for dip-
ping. You assemble the rolls
yourself -a time-consuming but
fun activity. It was delicious.
McClain also offers four kinds
of spring and egg rolls. The veg-
etariaI? spring rolls ($2.95), their
most popular appetizer, was
light, crunchy and healthy.
Wrapped with rice paper, the
cold rolls include tofu, egg, rice
noodles, raw carrot, black mush-
rooms, cilantro, bean sprouts and
white radish served with the
warm, homemade peanut sauce.
My brother said they were
"very tasty.•
The •Old Saigon• noodle
soup ($4 .95) -a meal in itself -
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was hot and sootbin'/ an(l
loaded with rice noodles, squid.
fish balls, pork and shrimp.
•it's full of ftsh, but it's not
fishy ta.sting,• John said.
The rice vermicelli dishes
come with charbroiled shrimp,
beef or pork, and the average
cost is about $5. McClain said
this dish is popular because of
the ingredients: fresh, chopped
vegetables, lots of noodles and
practically no oil. The meat is
served on top and is always ·
charbroiled, not fried.
•1 think the Vietnamese food
is healthy and once the people
try it they like it,• she said.
Another popular ingredient
used bl Vietnamese cooking is
lemon grass, an aromatic stalk
that is shredded and cooked
with meal The Lemon grass
with chicken ($4.95) was thick
with sauce, spicy and served
with rice.
We also tried the barbecued
pork chops ($4.95). The dish
came with one rib and one big
chop and was served with the
spicy fish sauce.
A favorite Vietnamese drink
is iced coffee. The Old Saigon
uses French pressed coffee
served with condensed cream -
it's strong and delicious.
McClain will soon add some
new dishes to the dinner menu
including charbroiled shrimp
lemon grass with a bowl of rice
vermicelli; Vietnamese •ca loc
nuong trui, • a marinated then
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Thailand with ~uteed chopped green onions and topped with
crushed peanuts. The dish
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in caramel and coconut sauce.
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. Bring '0m baCk, :off the bench
Back Bay Bombers
deserve second chance
Nobody should have t.o put up with UMllY
behavior.
Whether it's in the school yard or the work·
place; it just lbouldn't be tolerated.
So when otfida1s from the Na'tional Junior
Basketball League decided to bounce the Back
Bay continuation school's hoopsters from play·
ing this year because ol IOllle outbursts last
year, it wu an understandable move.
We just don't agree with tt.
The team, known u the Bombers, is made up
of fresh faces this year, mmua those who were ..... prone to court squabbles and Jouting la.It sea·
son.
Many of the new members of this year's team
were anxious to join tn league play, and for
them this action crushed their hopes and was
unfair.
1bMe kids, who for whatever reuod didn't
fit in the mainstream high school environment.
deserve and need to take pa.rt tn extracurricular
activtti~, just as any other student would.
Playing basketball provides them with an
outlet -an acceptable activity that quite frankly
keeps them out ol trouble.
So to the National Junior Basketball League
officials, we implore you to give this a second
thought.
Allow these students one more chance, but
npt without some guidelines.
Fighting or other unruly outbursts ahould not
be tolerated and will result In the team's dis·
m1lsa1 from the league.
lJkewise, those same rules should be applied
to other National JUnior Basketball League
teams.
It is our hope that at the very least these stu·
denta are given another opportunity to prove
A PleY ate serious competiton.
Ms all, aren't we merely f:cyjng to teach
them the lessons of lair playf
Readers cry foul over decision to kick Back Bay Bombers out of league
correspondence
.Give the Back Bay Bombers
another chance to play.
They could learn better
behavior if they were out there
amongst them.
CATifY ANDERSON
Newport Bea~
I say let the Bombers play.
Every time something happens to
some kids who are at·risk, or
whatever, they want to just dis·
count them. I'm beginning to get
very upset about this.
1 work in the field of recovery. I
work with at·risk kids all the time
and if our society or our little
county here doesn't start learning
how to work with these kids and
communicate with them and quit
tossing them away, like the zero
tolerance thing sending them
over to another school instead of
working with them, what do we
have?
My opinion is, let them play. lf
they get caught swearing on the
court or whatever make them
read a book. Make them do a
book report. Make them jump
through some positive hoops, no
pun intended. I say let the
Bombers play.
You guys did an article on me
in 1994 undefeated football team
at Harbor High School and you
called me the 12th man. I have to
tell you this, if I wasn't allowed at
that time to play sports, if they
would have discarded me, I have
no idea where I would have end-
ed up along with some other peo·
pie in my life that have paid
attention to me.
My coach was real important
to me. The young men at risk or
young men in dysfunctional fami·
lies or whatever, they need these
things. I think it was really, really
wrong for taking that away from
them.
DAVE RIGGLE
Costf Mesa
I say playing by the rules is a
fact of We and these young peo-
ple need that contact so as to
apply it to their own lives.
Every school district bas a con·
tinuation school so perhaps they
have basketball teams that the
Bombers co~d compete with.
JOAN PANGLE
Costa Mesa
I never call in for p(>lls like
this, but I wu very upset about
the story. I think these kids
should get as many chances as it
takes for them to be able to play
in the league.
I think the comments of Dennis
Murphy th.at they cannot take
another chance are ridJculous. We
as parents, educators and people
who run the public school system
need to give kids every chance
tliey can to be·their best.
Because kids didn't do well
last year, there is no reason why
we shouldn't give them as many
chances as it tUes for them to do
their best this year and this deci-
But I still think that this team
should be given another a
chance because I think for some
of the kids who are playing and I
know from the kids over here
that want to play, it is such a pos·
itive thing to be able to do, to do
spbrts like the other ·high schools do: It keeps them off the streets.
For some kids it makes a cUf •
ference in whether they are
going lo quit a gang or not or
dedde not to join one. I am a
strong believer that sports are the
only major alternative to criminal
behavior and drugs and violent
behavior. So I wish that Dennis ·
Murphy would give coach Marc
Katz, who is a wonderful teacher
and a very inspirational man, and
give his team also one more
chance to do the right thing.
SUECLAJlK
Newport Beach
sion should definitely be I am a former teacher at Monte
reversed. I would be willing to Vista High School, which is on
help out anyone who needs help · , the same campus with Back
on something like this. Bay Continuation' School, and I
DONALD ABRAMS am really upset about our Back
Balboa Island Bay Bombers benched for the sea·
son. I believe they should be giv-
Marc Katz kept his word with en another chance.
the National Junior Basketball I don't feel that the team
League. l saw 80% of the games deserves to be booted from any
last year and even the referees basketball league especially since
that bad worked with' the Back , the two individuals who caused
Bay Bombers commented on how the ruckus, and one in particular
much they bad improved over the that wa.s cited in this article who
season. threw a trophy which was after
The team didn't condone the the game, off the court, out in the
immature behavior the one senior hallway is now in the Marines in
who is no longer a part of the basic training getting straightened
team, they were embarrassed and out. ,
the positive infiuence that second I don't think the new students
pl.ace championship had on that · and the students who continued
team is still IMking a difference in on from last y~ar should be pun·
their lives. Give them another isbed from someone else's wrong
year. doings. And I certainly don't think
DONNA HAYDEN that Marc Katz, who has devoted
Costa Mesa bis life and his time to salvaging
I work at a continuation school
in Irvine where we are trying to
form a basketball team. I under·
stand the behavioral problems
that sometimes need to be
addressed when kids have never
had the opportunity to play club
soccer or National Junior Basket·
ball or bad the time or money to
teach them.
these kids who would be out in
the street if it weren't for him,
should be talked about and Mur-
phy's comments are so out of
place.
I am really incensed about this
whole thing and I could go on an~
on forever. I think the Back Bay
Bombers are a bonafide team in
the district. Back Bay High School
should be permitted to play in the
local leagues and not baye to go
to some National Junior .Basket·
ball League.
Why don't we give them anoth-
er chance, but a real chance to
play basketball u if they were at
Cost.a Mesa High School? Back
Bay High School ii just u good u
any of the other IC.boob in the
Newport·Mesa Scbool District. in
fact better, beca\118 we are sal-
vaging kids and giv1ng them a
pl.ace to be and teaching them
ielf-esteem and that ii what it ii
all about.
They are people now, they are
young adults who are trying very
hard to be good, upright dU7oem.
Let's give them another chance,
and let's all stand behind them.
And lets all cheer for Marc: Katz
and the time and energy and
kindness he bas devoted to these ,\II. , ... . JO BLACK~ACOB •
a.taMesa
Uving in this community my
.,faoJe life and watching my little
~grow up, and he ii active in
•sports right now, and I tell you. if lt
'fUD't for sports and QDe things
for these kids to do, who knows ~they would be.
It's like you are cutting off all
their chances they have and I
don't agree with what they are
doing. They need to let them play.
Now I have a 6 year old and
watching him playing sports, rm
telling you these kids need that
support.
When you take away all their
options, w~ else are they going
to do1 So l think the solution to not
let them play ts wrong. Mayb&
have them read, do ICllD8 other
· projects, maybe read IOID8 adidel
OD sports. There U8 other aJtema.
tives, l think they lboukl look into
positive alternatives imtead of just
taking awav what th~~ve.
TA Pl!J!SON
Costa Mesa
I sure think they ,should have a
second chance. These are our
kids, this is our community. I think
it is really unfair that they weren't
let in to this league.
Silt ls
an ever-
present
threat to
the Bliek
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Costa Mesa
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TH.E HEALTH OF NEWPORT BAY IS AT RISK ,
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~.-..mir Roblmon littoral drift carried this sand community commentary the upper reaches of upper
Newport Bay, the Dunes lagoon
and in the fingered waterways
of Dover Shores.
Bayshores will be next.
be upper Newport Bay is
facing a crlsit ~use ol
an accumulation of silt that
E tered the bay via S~
creek, a stream which
a large watershed. eUnlell the silt lJ removed and
t.oJJed in the future, the
r Newport Bay, as we know
will be destroyed. lf th(! silt
lem ii not solved, th• J,.ower
rt Bay will have the same
down the coast to complete the
f9nnation of the Balboa peninsu·
la, as a result of which, Upper
Newport Bay, now protected
from the ocean, became a quiet the relatively small drainage
backwater relic estuary ideally area (14 square miles). These
suited for the development of the two features, along with the nat·
marsh system that we see today. ural ground cover in the 14
Under these condJUons square miles, protected Upper
marshes can be established in u Newport Bay from the products
little as 10 years. The Santa Ana of erosion. ·
River returned to its original Th1I stabWty wu so effective
locaUon and emptied into the that a commercial Hlt works wu
Lower Newport Bay. Upper able to operate tn the upper bay,
Newport Bay, henceforth. was a,boft the dike, unUl 1969.
affected prlndpally by the tide Pa:oMatve Oood waten conteined
and runoff from the sWToWlding behlild the berm resulted in
hills. large l&UI, Oil IOID8 lrvina
In 1875, ex.act topographic raJlch ..... whk:b would perco·
and hydrographic cbartl w.,. late lntO tbe ~ Of overflow
made of the Newport Bay area into tbe SUata AM R.tver.
by the U.S. CoUt Survey. A thor-All of tbme nANta1 protec·
ougb u•mtnetioli ol theM .mt-tioGI to UpP9r Newpwt Bay
est ll\lm9)"I and IU~ IUf• wtn lailt cluitDg die 1980'1. In
veys revMll boW 1tttJa the UPI* orcl* to·~ 1M lntDe C.o.
Newport Bay cbUged dvrtDg wtth ldgb 'ad drJ llDd durtng
the 9' yean.pdor to teee. the 1tormy......, ar.,.. nm aldty.·w.. from two CountY ...,..ted a...-. flood
IMd\lral ....... of tbe ~-cOntiol ....... ., f9atun ol
tnf lend~: 1) HMvy iUDOlf wblCh WU tbe lllDONI el tb9 ........... frGim..... I Dlblnl .... =Gta118d ...._ Nlwpmt lq ~1-..:a .~lay am upperaDd
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winter storms.
Removing this berm
increased the watershed from 14'
square miles to 140 square
.milet, A tenfold increase in the
dralDage areal
T be re1ult of this new flood
control program wu
vividly demonttrated dur·
tng the winter of 1968-69. More
than .C00,000 cubic yards of sand
and lilt entered Upper Newport
S.y and wt~ out the ..it
worb. lb compound the dam·
age. much ol tba laDcl ~
WM ltrtpped Of ltl gl'aund eoYW
bee&UM ol d8"ieilllilmt
BrOlklb GI the narrow llood
coatrol chanMJI cantitbutecl
30% ol tbe MDd and tilt enter·
Ing Niwpolt .. ,. The 1968-69
OOOd w•......., to be a 25
'~ 50 ,.., n.at. Wbm lilt· 1.tdened ,,... ...._maw wtth ..nw.-. • proc.w ciaDjd ·noc-'IJ1t111• ..._~,..._.
ttae lllt acc1a1ra• tM ........ ~ :wtam • walllnow 11 iow ... m
By 1980, the liltation problem
became acute prompting the
public agendas, during the
years 1982 to 1988, to remove
nearly 3 mllllon cubic yard.I of
silt from upper Newport Bay at a
cost of $13.4 mtllion.
'Iboae individuab who have
no interest in the ecological val·
ues of Upper Newport Bay
should support ltl restoration in
order to protect the Lower New·
port Bay. Upper Newport Bay
serves u a superb lilt catch
buin, termed •the lungs• for
the lower bay bf IOIDe sden-
u.ts. •
Wlthout a r.toratton and
protection progn.m. and the
lundt to tmplement it, Upper
New--lpartlVW'I Bay will become •
~With a ltrNm nmntng
~ tb:fough it bltDgtng In more lilt. dw.tng tbie relnf ....
IOD. 11dl ~ would traDifer the~ Of lilt to LoWW
Ne~~. · DOver SliOr• and th•
DWlft baft • rMI problem at
preMDt. lJDda .... ud
j,
Orange County, the city of
Newport Beach, the California
Coastal Conservancy and the :
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers ••
have been working en plans to
remove the lilt depolited in '
Upper Newport Bay and to ,!
establish a tnllt fund to provide ::
continuing protection. •
The plan requll'8I SS million ::
now and $10mllHon11 needed ·:
for the tnllt fund. The Califomle. •• t
Coutal Comervancy illduded a i
request for S5 mllHon in tbil
year'• bud.Get but tt W8I rejected
by. Gov. WU.an. In this cue, an
ounce ol pn¥mdoli ti better
than a pound ol cure.
Suntly, in tbJI IDOlt2bli· can of dUel, tn this most b-
lican a>unty •. tMN are
wbo not only support
W111on. but..., are a-o#&ed , 1·
to Plotec.1lDi Dot cmly Upplr •
N4rwpal1 Bay ... llailagWill ·:
Re1ene, but dlo tbil 1D1i1 -.a •
bOat harbor ID tbe ~ wldda I
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ALL-PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE FOOTBALL
NEW SITE
FULLERTON -Newport
Harbor High'• CIF Dlvt.slon
V champlomblp football
game with Santa Margarita
Saturday night has been
moved to Cal State Puller-
ton. with kickoff remalnlng
at7~0. according to New-
port Harbor Athletic Direc-
tor Erle 'IWelL
Allio Niguel High will be
hosting Its ClF Dlvlll.on VllI
ch.amplomhlp game Friday
night at Orange Coast, and It
Is felt tba,t wllb the recent
ralm, coupled with Friday
night play .at Coast. the field
will not be of the caliber
which Is necessary for a
ch•mptomblp game. Thus
thecboge.
· Cal . State Fullerton's
capacity ii also larger, at
about 10,000, u opposed to
the 7,800-Mat OCC fadllty.
I I I I\ ( I I I I I
8Newport Beach CC's
Jerry Andenon joins an
elite list after SCPGA ·
,..
ESTANCIA
5-11, 170, JR.
AU=RED TANIEW
ESTANCIA
6-1, 185, SR.
~~-S E £ S T 0 R Y f' A G E Ii 1
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C.GSTAMESA
M. 195, SR.
OtRIS MOKEDE
ESTANCIA
5-11, 185, SR.
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daily pilot football player of the week
Newport receiver Brad La Bass is the Dally Pilot High School Foo~ Player of Week.
NEWPORT ZO
OFFERS UNIQUE
ATTRACTION
It's a place whe re Deere
and Fox can roam the
woods, and when the
opportunity comes, to
pounce on quarterbacks.
By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot
Y ou'Il have to look closely
and it won't last long,
but right there on the
Cal State Fullerton football
field Saturday night, wildlife
lovers, as well as the more
metropolitan fans in the stands,
will likely get the .opportunity
to see a Deere and a Fox both
imitating a moose.
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That would be Newport Harbor High standout defensive tackles
Jason Deere and Derek Fox, of course, butting chests, raising ~
thumbs to the crowns of their helmets, palms outward, and wig~g
their make-believe antlers to celebrate one of their more frequeual)'
T -perlonned...beh.M1o -_stuffing an opRQSing ball carrier. •
•1t's just a lineman thing," said Deere, a senior, who like his j or
tag-team partner has sparkled in the duo's initial season as varsi1S
starters. • Newport Harbor High receiver Brad La Bass always seems to be in the
background ... er, until something special happens, like a 19-yard ID winner!
'By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot
F or you Newport Harbor
High football buffs, the
following trivia quiz:
1) Who leads the 12-1·
Sailors, who upset top-seeded
Servite to earn their third CIF
Southern Section title-game
appearance in five years, in
touchdown catches?
If you're thin.king Danny
Pulido, you're not alone. You're
also wrong.
2) Among the seven current
players whose brothers
competed for Newport's 1992
and/or 1994 CIF finalists,
which saw "big bro" seize the
championship-game spotlight
with a spectacular touchdown
catch?
If you're thinking Bric
Freeman, whose older brether Mike fielded the
38-yard game-winnlng TD toss from John
Giordani late in the Sailors' 20-15 victory over
Servite in '94, you're only half
right. .
U you answered Brad La
Bass to both questions, you
either have plans to attend the
Sailors' postseason banquet, or
you deserve an invitation. you
know your Tars' football.
While La Bass' contributions
to the second-highest victory
total in the school's 66-year
varsity history migpt have
been overlooked by some, they
are far from trivial to Coach
Jeff Brinkley and the 5-foot-10,
162-pound senior standout's ·
teammates.
~He is a second-team
all-league player, so it's not
like h e hasn't had some
recognition," said Brinkley,
who acknowledges the Daily
Pilot Player of the Week is
frequently upstaged by a cast of high-profile
• SEE LA BASS PAGE 82
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The intimidating twosome -Fox is 6-foot-2, 270 pounds and
Deere, a two-time Sea View League heavyweight wrestling ~·
is 6-2, 245 -shared first-team Daily Pilot All-Sea View League
honors this fall. The interior animals are also a huge reason the
Sailors (12-1) have advanced to the CIF Southern Section Divisic9V
title game Saturday against 12-1 Santa Margarita. ~
"No team in the county has two defensive tackles any better, tlat
I've seen," Newport Coach Jeff. Brinkley said. "Some teams may•
have one guy better than our two, but as a pair, they'd be tough
beat."
Deere, in his first year of organized football, leads the Tars in ~
with 14 and is fifth on the team with 56 tackles. He also has 12 :
quarterback hurries and bas Tecovered two fumbles. •
Fox, whose fledgling football career before tms season amounCtd
to seven starts as a freshtnan, has 13 sacks, 50 tackles, 15 hurries;lwo
forced fumbles and one fumble recovery.
Strength, quicknes!i and aggressiveness are attributes both invQ'k.e, "
but it's a frien..dly rivalry that also provides a common bond, whil~
pushing them to higher achievement. · •
"It is completely friendly, but we are competitive," said Fox, v4o
noted the two frequently banter about their on-field
accomplishments.
"We're pretty good friends and we talk all the time," Deere said.
"When I came out, he was the biggest and strongest guy on the
team. His being there pushes me.•
Brinkley also recognizes the pair's developing rapport.
•They've become good friends and there's a mutual respect,"
• SEE NEWPORT ZOO iz .. . .. '
Eagles' nest ... there a.re plenty of golden e~ . .
• Santa Margarita Hig~ and it's athletic teams ...
think of it as Corona del Mar, with a· parochial b~e.
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11:"'1<" • " --
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OOH I.EACH I O~Y ~
Newport defensive
Unemen Juon Dee~
(left) and Derek Fox
are ready to rumble
Saturday night at
Cal ~tate Fullerton.
NEWPORT ZOO all the tradition was the raddes·t thing,• Fox
said. "My freshman year, the varsity went
14-0 and won CIF and I was so stoked on
Newport Harbor football. l thought we'd go
undefeated every year, so it was like a slap
in the face when we started losing last year
(a 4-6 season that did not include a playoff
invitation). When I re~ed all the hard
work that went into achieving success,
that's when I learned what Newport was all
about."
football is stop the run, and (Deere and
Fox), along with (senior middle linebacker)
Joe Urban make us strong up the middle."
CONTINUED FROM 81 •
Brinkley said. ''I think it 's going to be an
emotional thing for them to pldy their ldst
game together. I think Derek is really going
to miss Jason next year.·
Deere's strength and quickness help him
utilize the wrestling principals of leverage
to frequently beat his opponent.
"He's strong, and he's got great quick-
ness, too," Fox said.
Deere, concerned over damaging his
wrestling future with an injury, nearly
·passed up the chance to ctisplay his grid-
~on gifts.
"I was worried a bout getting hw1 , but
l'in just so happy I decided to play," Deere
explained. "I'm thankful to have gotten the
' experience. Even 1f we hadn't been Uus
Realizing what Deere and Fox are all
about has been high on the priority list of
opposing offense coordinators, who fre-
Despite adjusting to techniques of foot-
ball warfare, Deere said he never had a
problem with the sport's violent contact.
•Even when I can't get to the ball, I like
lb.rowing guys around," he said.
Fox, sell-effacing about his lack of run-
ning speed, is surprisingly agile for his size,
according to Brinkley. But, Pox admits,
power, not finesse, is his forte.
quently devise schemes targeting them
for consistent double teams.
successful. the experience has really been
1 great. I don't want this to be my last foot-
. ·ball game, but it probably is."
'. · Fox, who grew up in Long Beach, knew
·nothing of the Newport root ball tradition,
before moving south before his freshman
year.
"Teams have to account for them and
we have three very good linebackers, who
are often freed up to make tackles," Brink-
ley explained. "And when we're getting
pressure up the middle on the pass rush, it
makes it a little easier for our ends (Reed
Johns and Erich Schader) to come off the
comer.
•I've worked really hard on gettinq off
the ball and staying low," Fox said. "But
mainly, I just throw my girth around out
there."
"Coming to Newport and experiencing "One of the two things you have to do in
Sounds as if waiving mock antlers may
only be the finishing touch to the tandem's
more realistic moose impersonation during
play.
EAGLES
CONTINUED FROM 81
enrollment (approximately 1,850), the
sell-described college preparatory institution
has parlayed strong financial support from
parents and boosters into state-of-the-art
football eqwpment and facilities.
. ~e Eagles' 12-1 record matches the
school's best, established by the 1990 squad,
which competed as a freelance school (no
1~.9\le affiliation). That team, led by the
school's charter senior class, won all 10
regular-season games, before eammg an
:ar-targe berth in Division rv. The Eagles
:ad~¢ced to the senufinals, before falling to
·eveatual runner-up Baldwin Park, 13-7.
· ,)!There is some trcldilion here and this
t(!&n has set it sights on furthering that
,tradition, H Hartigan said. "To beat the 1990
-team's record, this team knows it has to win :thi.s week. We'rf' still hoping to clea r ,that
hur(lle."
Hartigan can afford to maintain a staff of
nine varsity assistants, including one coach
exclusively for kickers.
By comparison, Newport has five varsity
assistants, while drawing additional
postseason aid from one junior varsity coach
and another freshman assistant.
The Eagles also feature three different sets
of uniform pants (white, blue and gold), and
annually produce a spring prospectus,
preseason media guide, and copious weekly
mectia notes to keep area newspapers
apprised.
you need to be successful. Tbey really want
what's best for the kids, but at the same
time, there's a little pressure to win here
and pressure to make all the kids happy
with playing time. We h~ve a lot of
activities off the field which get families
involved that probably a lot of other
programs don't do.•
Ha.$gan is fully aware of public
perception about the school's lack of
attendance boundaries, meaning student
athletes from anywhere can attend.
But, he maintains, every player on the
Eagle roster has attended the school since
the first day of their freshman year.
"We don't have any transfers, so it's not
like we've picked up a quarterback here,
then a wide receiver there ...
Though not blessed w1th overwhelrrung·
"We do hdve good parental support,
parti~uJarly financially," Hartigan said. ·our
pareffts are very active in providing you what
Whether Hartigan & Co. can pick up the
school's first CIF title plaque, will be
determined Saturday night.
~.LA BASS ·
:~~NUED FROM 81
·!i'· :11F.~ve stars, includmg PulJdo,
~aiterback Josiah Frednksen
tjillback Ray Ohrel.
"But Brad is concerned W1th
bow well our team does and not
the altention he gets. He knows
uur :players and coaches alike
Jr~tand how important he lS
tv our program." ~ nie range with wtuch that
Qdeistandlng extends beyond
~Newport campus broadened
·~erably Friday night, when
:J:fi..&}ss' 12th touchdown
~on of the season, a
f&.yard bullet from Josiah
~n with 50 seconds left
.Ill-the semifinal clash at Cal State
S\Sll8hon, was the difference in a µe1~ triumph.
.. '-•I've never felt that high ~oie," said La Bass, who has
:11lmed 37.5% of his 32 catches
· a.end-zone visits. His
etidown total tops Pulido, the
• oOJ's caree~ receptions leader
ptches, including 64 this
,vho has 10 TD catches
iNl!frtnh 13 games. La Bass has
*eiving yards, an average
~dll~ir.e than 17 per grab.
t's more, five of La Bass'
nine playoff catches have gone
for touchdowns, mirroring
brother Chad's sparkling
postseason m 1992, which
featured 12 of his 30 catches and
three o( his six touchdowns.
lncluded among Chad's playoff
recepllons was a <living
end-zone grab or Gregg
Williams' 6-yard lob to account
for the Sailors' only TD in a 30-8
championship-game loss to
Irvine.
The si.nu.larities to Chad, now
a student at .UC Santa Barbara,
aren't merefy statistical. Though
separated by four years, the two
could pass for twins.
"Half my neighbors still call
me Chad," explained Brad, who
grew up idolizing Chad and
longing to wear the same
Newport uniform. Brad, in fact,
assumed Chad's No. 20 jersey as
a junior, after settling for No. 21
as a sophomore reserve.
"I was talking to Coach
Brinkley a while ago and he said
we're very similar as players,"
the younger La BasS' said. "He
saJd my touchdown catch this
year against El Toro, reminded
him of Chad's same kind of catch
against Corona 'del Mar. It was
the identical out pattern in the
same part of the end zone.
The out pattern, as well as the
out-and-up, which allows him to
display his above-average speed, I receiver, after starting as a
are La Bass's" signatpre TOUtes. freshman TIIIIning back,._
But the pattern be ran on the Brinkley said. "He runs great
game-winning score against routes and understands
Servite was completely novel. coverages and concepts of our
"We'd never run that play
before," La Bass said of the play,
on which he ran a curl, drawing
the defender inside, before
breaking toward the near comer
of the end zone on an out.
Brinkley, who had another
play in mind, but was talked into
the pattern by Fredriksen, said
be does not hesitate calling La
Bass' numtir with the game on
the line. .
"He's clutched up for us a few
times this year,• Brinkley said.
"And he was real confident
before the Servile game."
Brinkley said he made the
latter determination after the two
talked walked to the locker room
together following pregame
warm-up .
"I said something like 'You La
Basses have really gotten your
money's worth of football games
(playing deep into the playoffs),'
"Brinkley recalled. "But be said
'Coach, I've got one more
coming,' meaning the
championship game.•
When quizzed about La Bass'
athleticattrlbu~,Brlnk.ley's
answers were multiple choice.
•He's developed into a fine
passing game. He complements
Danny well. because they have
different styles. Brad is J?robably
a little faster, and has more
moves."
After a career outside the
spotlight, he now also has his
own identity.
Montessori
!Har6or-Mesa Scfwofs
Costa Mesa
Celebrating 25th Year Anniversary
• 9nlY Montmcxt school dfer1ng
~ L preschool ages 2 'h· tf years
I Preschool • 6-..
•Senior Austin Jayred
making som,big moves.
By Rk:hard Dunn, Daily Pilot
RANCHO SANTA .
MARGARITA -Folks say
blg plays win big football
games. Usually, they're speaking
of offense, even special teams.
Defense can get lost -out of
sight, out of mind -like it did
this season for many high
schools in CIF Southern Section
Division V, including
teams in last week's
semifinals.
But Santa Margarita
changed that, posting its
second consecutive
shutout in the
postseason, 31-0 against
1\.tstin. The Eagles also
held Valencia in the
second round to no
points in a 38-0 victory.
•I would say Crowder'• tackle
was the biggest play ol the
gam.e, because we got the ball
back without them scoring (from
th~ Eagle 8-yard line).•
Jayred's best game wu
against El Toro, a 42-21 Eagle
victory in Week IX when he
earned 1112 sacks.
"They were'attical sacks, too,
because (the Chargers) were
trying to get back mthe game, ..
Santa Margarita Coach Jim
Hartigan said. "They were
throwing the ball, and Austin
had a big sack for a loss, then
another with .our .
linebacker (Damien
Minna) and we stopped
them in the second half."
Jayred, 6-toot-2, 215
p6unds, played backup
end when the sea.son
started, but Jason
Rowell hurt his ankle
and Jayred got the call
for the next three weeks
against St. Augustine,
None of the other
four Orange County
Austin Jayred Servite and El Modena.
When Rowell came
back, Bryce Jackson, another
starting end, got hurt. So Jayred
filled Jackson's role and hasn't
come out since.
teams playing in a ClF title game
this weekend have one shutout
in the playoffs, including
Newport Harbor, the Eagles'
opponent Saturday night in the
Division V title game at Cal State
Fullerton.
And a large part of the Eagles'
success comes from senior
defensive end Austin Jayred, a
Corona del Mar resident who
wasn't even in Santa Margarita's
starting lineup at the beginning
of the seASOll, yet has emerged
as team-leader in sacks ~61/2)
and fumble recoveries '(three).
Jayi'ed, who collected five
tackles and recorded a crucial
third-down sack in the second
quarter la.st week against Tustin,
would like to see a repe~
performance against the Sailors.
Jayred, a first-team All-Sea
View League selection by the
Daily Pilot who has 45 tackles on
the season, recovered a Newport
Harbor fumble in the first
meeting Oct 18, when the
Eagles beat the Tars, 36-22.
•After a great TD-saving
tackle by (safety) Brett Crowder,
who stopped Ray Ohrel after a
• (72-yard) gain, we recovered the
ball on the next play,• said
Jayred, whose recovery ignited
the game's momentum shift as
the Eagles went on to win the
Sea View unbeate n.
S C H EDULE
TODAY
• llMlcetbatfl
High school boys -Corona de!
Mar at Pacifica, 7 p.m.
High school girls -Estancia
Tournament. Estancia vs. Troy,
7:30 p.m.; Newport Harbort at
South Coast Tournament at
University High, vs. Villa Park,
6:30 p.m.; Corona del Mar at
South Coast Tournament. vs.
Canyon; Costa Mesa at Artesia
Tournament.
•WatwPolo
High school girls -Corona del
Mar. Newport Harbor at Villa
Park Tournament.
• Wrest.ting
Hunilngton Beach at Estancia,
6p.m.
• 5ocCler
High school girls · Rosary at
Corona del Mar, 3:15 p.m.;
Estancia at Katella, 3:, S p.m.
"He has simply gotten better,"
Hartigan said. "He's the guy
consistently making plays,
particularly on passing downs.
He's been a consistent bookend
on defense, maldng sure people
don't get around him."
Jayred, in his humble way,
tributes his sacks to opposing
offenses paying more attention to
other Eagle rushers.
"I think a lot of it has to do
with our game plan and the
stunts we run,• Jayred said. ·rm
opened up, and sometimes just
get a free pass to the
quarterback, because in our
scheme we sometimes have two
rushing out of a stUnt and they
ltave to choose one of them.
Other times, one lineman takes
up two offensive linemen and
the other comes free."
Jayred, wbo has started 11 of
the Eagles' 13 games (all
victories except against Servite
in Week ID), will be hoping for
more clear paths on Saturday.
• U all 11 players do their job,
and each guy realizes that 10
other guys are counting on him
to do his responsibility, then we
have a good chance of winning,•
Jayred said.
AJ.t-PACIPIC COAS LIAGUJ
Jose Ayala Jerenty Lefever Jeremy Sledsma Donny Causey Ben Felter
10 MUSTANGS GAIN NEWPORT BOYS : BEACH -Decem-! ber means more than a holiday
ALL-LE AGUE HONORS !=.~~=~:~ : sicknesses like a good four-comer
: offense. ! Estancia High felt the effects
• Hamade, Herzog, Via, Lievanos and Vasquez first-team All-Pacific Coast League; ~ ~~=~ ~~ :i~ts ;:;~~
Estancia's Dawkins, Alfred Tanielu and Mokede capture first-team laurels, as well. : port Harbor.
By Bany Faulkner, Daily Pilot
Junior Costa Mesa High wing-
back.s Vince Hamade and Steve
Henog, as well as Estanciajuriior
wingback James Dawkins, top a
list of eight ·first-team locals on
the Daily Pilot All-Pacific Coast
League football squad.
five league games,
including a 95-yard
scamper against Laguna _
Beach. The 5-foot-5,
155-pound Hamade,
who flanked 5-7, 175-
pound Herzog in Coach
Jerry Howell'~ smash-.
mouth double-wing
offense, collected 445
yards and four TDs on
. . ! •In the third quarter, after the
sive line. . : biggest scoring run of the game, it
Mustangs Jei:emy : was Estancia (4-1) that called
Lefever, Jeremy Sieds-! timeout following its 14-5 surge.
ma, Donny Causey : •Once we got that run it took and Ben Felter are sec-• , . ' ond-team selections. ! a lot out of them, but it, took a lot
Lefever, a senior, : out of ~· too, 8fd that ~ why we
teamed with ~ez : called timeout, EstanQa Coach
to form a potent fine-! Rich" Boyce said. ·we were out of
backing duo, while : gas. .
Joining the three running
backs on the first-team offense is
Mesa junior guard Jeremy Via,
while Mustang senior linebacker
Julius Vasquez, Mesa junior safe-
ty Ronnie Lievanos, Estancia
senior tackle Alfred Tanielu and
v~rsatile Eagle senior Chris
Mokede have all earned spots on
the first-team defense.
72 carries in league. Roberto Torres Herzog carried 83
Siedsma, a junior, and ! . The Eagles need~ ~o unp~o
Causey, a senior, : . Vlse from the beguuung ~th
anchored the line. : starting guard James Dawkins
Felter joined : home sick and point guard Sel-
Aliso Niguel, which won the
league title in its third season of
varsity competition, dominated
the selections, including Most
Valuable Player, Scott Nemeth,
Defensive Player of the Year,
John Hefty. and Coach of the
Year, Joe Wood.
For the second straight season,
Laguna Hills' prolific junior run-
ning back Mike Jones is Offen-
sive Player of the Year.
Dawkins, who broke the
Estancia single-season rushing
record with 1,473 yards, had 577
rushing yards against PCL
defenses, a 7 .8-yard average.
Dawkins also scored three TDs in
times for 407 yards and
five TDs in five league games,
thanks largely to the work in the
trenches by Via (6-2, 275).
Via also sparkled defensively
in the Mustangs' 17-0 triumph
over Estancia, which helped the
Mustangs edge the Eagles for
third place, garnering the
league's final playoff berth.
Vasquez led the stellar Mus-
tang defense in tackles, while
Llevanos wasn't far behind.
Tanielu, who missed the Costa
Mesa game with an injury, was a
6-1, 275-pound rock on both sides
of · the ball, while Mokede
sparkled at safety and defensive
end, in addition to his strong con-
tribution at wingback.
Estancia senior center Roberto
Torres joins Mesa senior Jose
Ayala, who played center and
guard, on the second-team offen-
Llevanos to form two-! wyn Mansell on the bench with a
thirds of a strong secondary, and : similar illness.
also stood ·out as a kiek returner. ! Brandon Casillas, Estancia's 6-
Nemeth, a 6-2, 210-pound :
s~ruor, rushed for 460 yards ~d : Estancia slips up eight TDs on 56 league cames, :
caught five passes for another 99 : with Oilers 66-26
yards and one TD, and also was : '
the circuit's top punter. In addi-:
tion, he stood out on defense. ! COSTA MESA -Glld.s
Jones, who will take aim on : When first-year
Orange County's career rushing : girls bask etball coach Paul Kirby
yardage record next fall. amassed : strengthened the field of his
878 yards and 13 TDs on 110 car-: team's fifth annual Estancia Var-
ries in five league games. ! sity Tournament, be wasn't plan-
Hefty, a senior defensive back, : ning on facing the stiffer compe-
had five regular-season intercep-! tition without three of his retum-
tions and returned a kickoff 83 : ing starters.
yards for a touchdown to help ! So, With J~er Mccartin
Aliso (13-0 heading into Friday's : ineligible, Vivi Rodriguez await-
CIF Southern Section Division : ing surgery on a broken nose,
VIII title clash with Pacifica) ! and Amy Deming limited to a few
knock off Laguna Hills,. 28·-21, in ! minutes in her first game back
the regular-season-ending league : after badly spraining an ankle,
title showdown. : the Eagles predictably took their
: lumps Wednesday night.
l>\11' 1'11<11 \ll -l'\<111< <11\'-I II \<,11
Mcillt Veit .... ...,...
RI-PB Scott Nemeth. Aliso Niguel. 6-Z 210. sr.
OfhNlw ...,_of the v..r
RB Mike Jor,es. u.gun. Hiiis, 6-1, 190, Jr.
.,.,...,..,,. ,,..,... of the Yw
DI John Heffy, AltSo·N~ 6-0, 180, Sr.
: The result was a 66-26 trounc-! ing at the hands of visiting Hunt-
: ington Beach, the biggest
: Estancia deficit in recent memory.
: Estancia senior Jill Black, the
: lone returning starter available,
: carried the load in the first two
: quarters, pouring in 20 of her 21 ! points to keep the Eagles (4-3)
: within 36-23 at the break. Seco.•-.... Off91• : But when the Oilers (2-0)
QB (MY P.-doe, ~ Hlllr. 5-10. 175. Sr. : opened the second half in a
Fli'st-........ Offw1
QI Wes Thonw. AllSo Niguel, 5-10, 165, Jr.
RB James D.wldns, Estancia. S.11, 170, Jr,
IUI Steve =.Cost.a Mesa; S.7, 175, Jr.
U Vlnc:a Costa MeU. S.S. 155, Jr.
WR AndtWt MmhbwT\ Allio~ S.11, 185. Sr. wtt Mhl ttow..-~ BiiC:t\ 6-2. 175, sr.
TE 5-la MlklUUWd,-Llguna Hiiis, 6-4, 230, Jr.
OL Jflff Hide, ~ Hiiis, ~ 1, 235, Jr.
OL Ryan 6'9y.~Allso Nlguel, 6-3, 275. Jr.
OL ~ CMTeno, ~ Hiiis, 6-4, ~.Jr.
OL ~ tterbon, Aliso Niguel, 6-0, 230. Sr.
OL 1Ntt NlllDi\ AHio Niguel, 6-3, 255, Sr.
OL JWen-r VI-, COita Mesa, 6-2. 275, Jr.
OL :rom ~ ~ ~3. 225, Jr.
RB KeMn ~. UnlwrlitJ S.10. 215, Sr. : smothering full-court press,
RB Trent ~ Aliso Niguel, 6-1, 205. Sr. : things quickly got out of hand.
WR M..-c OrnNs, t...guna ~ 6-1, 170, Sr. •
WR Jeff Albinio, Un~ 5-10, 150. Jr. ~ ttunttnvt;:.,..--:;" o!!-. Estwia 2&
WR Mck Singletofi. Aliso Nkluef. S.11, 170, St. : Huntington BNCh 19 17 18 12 • 66
TE J . .-a-a. .. -•~ 6-J. ?'M. Jr. : Estancia 9 14 O 3 • 26 ..urt -. ..,. .. _.."!"~ ~ -V. • : ........,._.,...,, · Pra~ngkham Ol Roberto Torres, ~ S.11, 220, Sr. : 23, Masucfa 13, Medlin 6, J. Ofaeger 6, 0L Joie.-..... c.mtj.U..,.:64, 2JS.-5rw~--: waetjen 6,McKlnney 6, Kimoto 2. Slamal.
Ol Faisal tarzl. Laguna Hiiis. M; 240. Sr. ! 1~i~ten . Masuda 1. Prllll0ll9Vieng1tti.m OL Coty Fross. Aliso Niguel, M, 215. Sr. : 1.
Ol Dave Berutkh, i..llglMMI Hllfs. '°4 205, Sr. ~ ~°":' e~i. Stapleton 2. M.
: Mceartln 2, Diaz 1, Verma 0, Deming 0,
• Miida o, Steinfeld 0, Hernandez 0.
: 3-polnten • None.
: Fouled out • None.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12. 1196
SCHOOL BASKETBALL
Lobos deal Mesa 40-34 defeat
COSTA MESA -It was the
best of quarters. It was the worst
of quarters.
Unfortunately for the Costa
Mesa High boys basketball team ,
the two came back-to-back and
saw the Mustangs go from a six-
point first-quarter lead to a four-
point defict at half they never
rebounded from.
It was Los Amigos who came
back to pull out a 40-34 decision
Wednesday night in the second
round of pool play in the Jason
Fergu5on Memorial Tournament.
Los Amigos (2-0 in the tourna-
ment) is the only unbeaten team
left with one game to go on Fri-
day. The Lobos will play 1-1 San-
tiago at 5 p.m.
The Mustangs
(0-2) will match up
against Saddleback (1-1), a 67-62
winner over Santiago, Friday at
7:30.
Tran Do scored an seven of ·his
points in the first quarter as lhe
Mustangs jumped out fo a 13-6-
lead. However, they managed
only four points in the second
quarter on two Bryan Leahy
layups to trail 21-17 at the half.
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3. 3-pt. pis: Wahl 1, Yip 1.
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7, Weir 5, Payne 0, Dickerson 0, Leahy 8, Hy1·
ton 2.
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Newport defensive
linemen Jason Deere
(left) and Derek Fox
are ready to rumble
Saturday night at
Cal State Fullerton.
NEWPORT ZOO all the tradition was the raddest thing,• Fox
said. ·My freshman year, the varsity went
14-0 and won CIF and 1 was so stoked on
Newport Harbor football. I thought we'd go
undefeated every year. so it was like a slap
in the face when we started losing last year
{a 4-6 season that did not include a playoff
mvitation). When I realized all the hard
work that went into achieving success,
that's when I Teamed what Newport was all
about."
foot~all is stop the run, and (Deere and
Fox), along with (senior middle linebacker)
Joe Urban make us strong up the middle." CONTINUED FROM 81
Brinkley said. #I think it's going to be an
emotional thing for them to play their last
game together. I think Derek is really going
to miss Jason next year."
Deere's strength and quickness help him
utilize the wrestling principals of leverage
to frequently beat his opponent.
"He's strong, and he's got great quick-
ness, too," Fox said.
Deere, concerned over damaging his
wrestling future with an injury, nearly
• 1)4ssed up the chance to display lus grid-
iron gifts.
"I was worried about getting hurt, but
l'in just so happy I decided to play,· Deere
explained. "I'm thankful to have gotten the
experience. Even if we hadn't been this
successful, the experience has really been
Realizing what Deere and Fox are ail
about has been high on the priority list of
opposing offense coordinators, who fre-
Despite adjusting to techniques of foot-
ball warla,re, Deere said he never had a
pr~blem with the sport's violent contact.
"Even when l can't get to the ball, I like
throwing guys around," he said.
Fox, self-effacing about his lack of run-
ning speed, is swprisingly agile for his size,
according to Brinkley. But, Fox admits,
power, not finesse, is his forte.
quently devise schemes targeting them
for consistent double teams.
1 great. I don't want this to be my last toot-
, • bal.I game, but it probably is."
'. · Fox, who grew up in Long Beach, knew
·,no.thing of the Newport footbaU tradJtion,
"TeanlS have to account for them and
we have three very good linebackers, who
are often freed up to make tackles,• Brink-
ley explained. ·And when we're getting
pressure up the middle on the pass rush, it
makes it a little easier for our ends (Reed
Johns and Erich Schader) to come off the
comer.
"I've worked really hard on getting: off
the ball and staying low," Fox said. "But
mainly, I just throw my girth around out
there."
· before moving south before his freshman
year.
Sounds as if waiving mock antlers may
only be the finishing touch to the tandem's
more realistic moose impersonation during
play. "Coming lo Newport and experiencing "One of the two things you have to do in
EAGLES
CONTINUED FROM 81
enrollment (approximately 1,850), the
self-described college preparatory institution
has parlayed strong financial support from
parents and boosters into state-of-the-art
footbaU equipment and facilities.
, ~e Eagles' 12-1 record matches the
school's best, established by the 1990 squad,
which competed as a freelance school (no
tea_gue affiliation). That team, led by the
sc:bool's charter senior class, won all 10
regular-season games, before earning an
:ar-large berth in Division IV. The Eagles
JldV~ced to the semifinals, before falling to
·eventual runner-up Baldwin Park, 13-7.
Hartigan can afford to maintain a staff of
nine varsity assistants, including one coach
exclusively for kickers.
By comparison, Newport has five varsity
assistants, while drawing additional
postseason aid from one junior varsity coach
and another freshman assistant.
The Eagles also feature three different sets
of umform pants (white, blue and gold), and
annually produce a spring prospectus,
preseason media guide, and copious weekly
media notes to keep area newspapers
appnsed.
you need to be successful. They really want
what's best for the kids, but at the same
time, there's a little pressure to win here
and pressure to make all the kids happy
with playing time. We h!Jve a lot of
activities off the field which get families
involved that probably a lot of other
programs don't do."
Hartigan is fully aware of public
perception about the school's lack of
attendance boundaries, meaning student
athletes from anywhere can attend.
But, he maintains, every player on tlie
Eagle roster has attended the school since
the first day of their freshman year. ,.There is some tradit.Ion here and tlus
team has set it sights on furthenng that
:J:radition," Hartigan said. "To beat the 1990
•team's record, this team knows it has to wm
:tl:it!; week. We're still hopmg to clear that
hurOie."
ljlough not blessed with overwhelnung
"We do have good parental support,
particularly financially," Hartigan said. "Our
parents are very active m providing you what
•we don't have any transfers, so it's not
like we've picked up a quarterback here,
then a wide receiver t.Qere."
Whether Hartigan & Co. can pick up the
school's first CIF title plaque, will be
determined Saturday night.
SASS
NUED FROM 81 ... .......... ') :~e!wve stars, includmg Pulido, ~rback Josiah Fredriksen ~back Ray Ohrel.
•J'Dut Brad is concerned with boW well our team does and not
the attention be gets. He knows
uur}'layers and coaches alike
l.ff~d how important he is
.~ 00! program.•
~ ..... ~range with which that
~erstandmg extends beyond ~ tjewport campus broadened
~erably Fnday night, when
:J:i·1l4ss' 12th touchdown
~on of the season, a
3-yard bullet from Josiah ~n with 50 seconds left
.~t&f semifinal dash al Cal State
:8\fil8tton, was the difference in a
~10 triumph.
• 11"l've never felt that high ~cife. • said La Bass, who has :tu,nec:t 37.5% of his 32 catches
50 end-zone visits. His
.. , down totaJ tops Pulido, the
~l's career receptions leader
1 tches, including 64 this
' ho has 10 TD catches
tYltnn·h 13 games. La Bass has
~eiving yards. an average
·re than 17 per grab.
...... 'll'Y••ILl.t's more, hve of La Bass' ,
•
nine playolf catches have gone
for touchdowns, mirroring
brother Chad's sparlillng
postseason in 1992, which
featured 12 of his 30 catches and
three of his six touchdowns.
tncluded among Chad's playoff
receptions was a cUving
end-zone grab oC Gregg
Williams' 6-yard lob to account
for the Sailors' only TD in a 30-8
championship-game loss to
Irvine.
The similarities to Chad, now
a student at UC Santa Barbara,
aren't merely statistical. Though
separated by four yea.rs, the two
could pass for twins.
"Half my neighbors still call
me Chad," explained Brad, who
grew up idolizing Chad and
longing to wear the same
Newport uniform. Brad, in fact,
assumed Chad's No. 20 jersey as
a junior, after settling for No. 21
as a sophomore reserve.
"I was talking to Coach
Brinkley a while ago and he said
we're very similar as players,"
the younger La Bass said. •He
said my touchdown catch this
year against El Toro, reminded
him of Chad's same kind of catch
against Corona del Mar. It was
the identical out pattern in the
same part of the. end zone.
The out pattern, as well as the
out-and-up, which allows him to
display his above-average speed,
are La ~·s signature routes.
-Sul Ille paffem be ran on ffie
game-winning score against
Servite was completely novel.
"We'd never run that play
before," La Bass said of the play,
on which he ran a curl, drawing
the defender inside, before
breaking toward the near comer
of the end zone on an out.
Brinkley, who had another
play in mind, but was talked into
the pattern by Fredrikseo. said
he does not hesitate calling La
Bass' nwntir with the game on
the line. .
"He's clutched up for us a few
times this year,• Brinkley said.
"And he was real confident
before the Servite game.•
Brinkley said he made the
latter determination afte r the two
talked walked to the locker room
together following pregame
warm-up .
"I said something like 'You La
Basses have really gotten your
money's worth of football games
(playing deep into the playoffs),'
•Brinkley recalled. "But he said
'Coach, I've got one more
coming,' meaning the
championship game."
When quizzed about La Bass'
athletic attributes, Brinkley's
answers were multiple choice.
•He's developed into a fine
receiver, after starting as a
freshman running back1 •
Brinkley said. "He runs great
routes and understands
coverages and concepts of our
passing game. He complements
Danny well, because they have
different styles. Brad is probably
a little faster, and has more
moves."
After a career outside the
spotlight, he now al.so bu his
own identity.
for Santa ~ta ,,
• Senior Austin Jayred
making s~me big moves.
By Richard Dunn, Dally Pilot .
RANCHO SANTA .
MARGARITA -Folks say
big plays win big football
games-. Usually, they'te speaking
of offense, even sped.al teams.
Defense can get lost -• out of
sight, out of mind -like it did
this season for many high
schools in CIF Southem Section
Division V, including
teams in last week's
semifinals.
But 5anta Margarita
changed that, posting its
second consecutive
shutout in the
post$eason, 31-0 against
Tustin. The Eagle5 also
held Valencia in the
second round to no
points in a 38-0 victory.
•J would say Ctowder'1 tackle
was the biggest play ot the
game, because we got the ball
back without them scoring (from
the Eagle 8·yard line)."
Jayred's best game was
against El Toro, a 42-21 Eagle
victory in Week IX when he
earned 1112 sacks.
•ney were aitical sacks, too,
because (the Chargers) were
trying to get back in the game,•
Santa Margarita Coach Jim
Hartigan said. •They were
throwing the ball, and Austin
had a big sack tor a loss, then
another with .our
linebacker (Damien
Minna) and we stopped
them in the second half."
Jayred, 6-foot-2, 215
pounds, played backup
end when the season
started, but Jason
Rowell hurt his ankle
and Jayred got the call
for the next three weeks
against St. Augustine,
None of the other
four Orange County Austtn Jayred Servite and El Modena.
When Rowell came
back, Bryce Jackson, another
starting end, got hurt. So Jayred
filled Jackson's role andhasn't
come out since.
teams playing in a CIF title game
this weekend have one shutout
in the playoffs, including
Newport Harbor, the Eagles'
opponent Saturday night in the
Division V title game at Cal State
Fullerton.
ADd a large part of tile Eagles'
success comes from senior
defensive end Austin Jayred, a
Corona del Mar resident who
wasn't even in Santa Margarita's
sbµting lineup at the beginning
of the season, yet has emerged
as team-leader in sacks .(61/2)
and fumble recoveries'(three).
Jayred, who collected five
tackles and recorded a crucial
third-down sack in the second
quarter last week against Tustin,
would like to see a re~
perfonnance against the Sailors.
Jayred, a first-team All-sea
View League selection by the
Daily Pilot who has 45 tackles on
the season, recovered a Newport
Harbor fumble in the first
meeting Oct. 18, when the
Eagles beat the Tars, 36-22.
•After a great TD-saving
tackle by (safety) Brett Crowder,
who stopped Ray Ohrel ofter a
(72-yard) gain, we recovered the
ball on the next play," said
Jayred, whose recovery ignited
the game's momentum shift as
the Eagles went on to win the
Sea View unbeaten.
SC H E D U L E
TODAY
• BakettNlll
High school boY§. • Corona del Mar atPad ica, T p.m. --
High school girls · Estancia
Tournament Estancia vs. Troy,
7:30 p.m.; Newport Hart>ort at
South Coast Tournament at
University High. vs. Villa Park.
6:30 p.m.; Corona del Mar at
South Coast Tournament. vs. .
canyon; Costa Mesa at Artesia
Tournament.
•W.....Polo
High school girls -Corona del
Mar, Newport Harbor at Villa
Park Tournament.
• Wrwstllng
Huntington Beach at Estancia,
6p.m.
• Soccel'
High school glrls -Rosary at
Corona def Mar, 3: 15 p.m.;
Estancia It Katella, 3:15 p.m.
•He bas simply gotten better,"
Hartigan said. •He's the guy
consistently making plays,
particularly on passing downs.
He's been a consistent bookend
on defense, making sure people
don't get around him."
Jayred, in his humble way,
tributes his sacks to opposing
Offenses paying more attention to
other Eagle rushers.
•1 think a lot of it has to do
with our game plan and the
stunts we run," Jayred said. "I'm
opened up, and sometimes just
get a free pass to the
quarterback, because in our
scheme we sometimes have two
rushing out of a stunt and they
have to choose one of them.
Other times, one lineman takes
up two offensive linemen and
the other comJ!S free.·
Jayred, who has started 11 of
the Eagles' 13 games (all
victories except against Servile
in Week ill), will be hoping for
more clear paths on Saturday.
"If all 11 players do their job,
and each guy realizes that 10
other guys are counting on him
to do his responsibility, then we
have a good chance of winning,"
Jayred said.
Newport BeechlC.o.ca Mesa Daily Pilot
Jose Ayala Jeremy Lefever Jeremy Slednna Donny Cauey
. .
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12. 1"6
IGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL
,.....---....~!Eagles claw S~ors again, 57 .....
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: • Estancia puts Newport f<><?t-5 senior forward. played t~po and the in~
: pomt guard. Ev~boada and rught, • Hint added. ; Harbor away for the Gavin Rainey mmfe their first played shorthanded and'
: second time in a week starts of the season. some guys lick. and still~
: . , ' Mansell came off the bench, with a lot of firepower.• • : on the Sailors floor; however, to provide enough Estancia built its largest_. Gt
: Nelson leads with 21. spark for an Estand.a s'econd-balf the game, 45-34, with 5:•9 ..._la!
: rally. the game on Sam Nellon'• ~
: N e w p o r t and layup. Nelson led all scmer9 Ben Felter
! By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot Harbor (2-3), with 21 points, while adding three
• led by sopho-· steals.
N E W P O R T BOYS inore point But the Tars came back. T'bey.
: BEACH -Decem-guard Matt were helped by"'lhree-point lboa ! ber means more than a holiday Jameson's 16 from Jameson and Peter Can· 10 MUSTANGS GAIN
• season It means nonleague boys points and 6-6 ningham (10 points), while~-HON ORS ! !i:!Pe~~~J ~¥?0 ~~; ;:~ ::lli:1x~·:: ~.
: offense. rebounds and within 54-48, Estanda's Ryan ALL-LEAGUE
! Estancia High felt the effects two blocks in Nelson Simpson blocked a Sailor shat in
• Hamade, Herzog, Via, Ll.evanos and Vasquez first-team All-Pacific Coast League; : Wednesday night in its 57-48 win the opening 16 the key and also came up with it ! over district rival and host New-minutes, had five leads in the when 0:39 remained to seal the Estanc:ia's Dawkins, Allred Tanielu and Mokede capture first-team laurels, as well. : ~rt Harbor. game, including a 23-22 intennis-deal.
. . ! In the third quarter, after the ·sion edge when freshman Dustin Casillas finished with 10 By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot
Junior Costa Mesa High wing-
backs Vtnce Hamade and Steve
Henog, as-well as Estancia junior
wingback James Dawkins, top a
list of eight ·first-team locals on
the Daily Pilot All-Pacific Coast
League football squad.
Joining the three running
backs on the first-team offense is
Mesa junior guard Jeremy Via,
while Mustang senior linebacker
Julius Vasquez, Mesa junior safe-
ty Ronnie Lievanos, Estancia
senior tackle Alfred Tanielu and
v~rsatile Eagle senior Chris
Mokede have all earned spots on
the first-team defense.
Aliso Niguel, which won the
league title in its third season of
varsity competition, dominated
the selections, including Most
Valuable Player, Scott Nemeth,
Defensive Player of the Year,
John Hefty, and Coach of the
Year, Joe Wood.
For the second straight season,
·Laguna Hills' prolific junior run-
ning back Mike Jones is Offen-
sive Player of the Year.
Dawkins, who broke the
Estancia single-season rushing
record with 1,473 yards, had 577
rushing yards against PCL
defenses, a 7.8-yard average.
Dawkins also scored three TDs in
five league games,
including a 95-yard
scamper against Laguna
Beach. The 5-foot-5,
155-pound Hamade,
who flanked 5-7, 175-
pound Herzog in Coach
Jerry Howell's smash-
mouth double-wing
offense, collected 445
yards and four TDs on
stve line. : biggest scoring run of the game, it Illingworth scored on a layup with points, three steals, three
Mustangs Jei:emy : was Estancia (4-1) that called 0:02 left. rebounds and two fourth-quarter
Lefever, Jeremy Sieds-: timeout following its 14-5 surge. When Jameson scored with assists, while Simpson (five :8ci B~0feiier ;~~ : "Once we got that .run. it took 5:23 on the third-quarter clock, it boards) and Mansell (tblee
ond-team selections. : a lot out of them, but it, took a lot gave the Sailors a 27-25 advan-boards, two assists) contributed
Lefever a senior • out of us, too, and thats why we tage, their final lead. down the stretch.
teamed with Vasqu~ : called timeout," Estancia Coach Estancia followed with its deci-Estandli ~N'::M'1111:C,....~rt ......_ •
to form a ~tent line-! Rich. Boyce said. "We were out of sive run, outscoring the Tars, 17-Estancia 13 9 11 11 -57
ba kin hil gas 9 m. the third quarter Newport Harbol' 10 13 9 16 • • C g UO, W e : " . ' • . . . EIUnda . Mansell 9, Casillas 10, Simpson I. Siedsma, a junior, and : . The Eagles need~ to lDlp~o-It never felt like (we had five Nelson 21, Rainey 2. Ta~ 7.
Causey, a senior, : . vise from the beginning VQth leads)," said Sailors Coach Larry 3-pointen: Mansell 1, Casillas 1, Nehon 1.
ch ed th 1in • startin d J D kins Hirst h d l t t Fouled out: None. an or e e. • g guar ames aw , . w ose squa ~s . o Newport twtaor . CunningMrtl 10,
Perter joined : home sick and point guard Sel-Estanaa for the second time m Jameson 16, Archbold 3, Hearlsofl 4,
72 carries in league. Roberto Torres Herzog carried 83
times for 407 yards and
five TDs in five league games,
thanks 1argely to the work in the
trenches by Via (6-2, 275).
Via also sparkled defensively
in the Mustangs' 17-0 triumph
over Estancia, which helped the
Mustangs edge the Eagles for
third place, garnering the
league's final playoff berth.
Vasquez led the stellar Mus-
tang defense in tackles, while
Lievanos wasn't far behind.
Tanielu, who missed the Costa
Mesa game with an injury, was a
6-1. 275-pound rock on both si'des
of · the ball, while Mokede
sparkled at safety and defensive
end, in addition to his strong con-
tribution at wingback.
Estancia senior center Roberto
Torres joins Mesa senior Jose
Ayala, who played center and
guard, on the second-team offen-
Uevanos to form two-! wyn Mansell on the bench with a five days, on the heels of Satur-Thissel! 1. eeney 2. Gaiber 4, Illingworth a.
thirds of a strong secondary, and : simijar illness. day's 53-38 setback. At~~~ Jameson 2• Cunningham 2.
also stood out as a kick returner. : Brandon casillas, Estancia's 6 -"It felt like they controlled the Fouled out Jameson.
Nemeth, a 6-2. 210-pound :
s~nior, rushed for 460 yards ~d : Estancia slips up eight TDs on 56 league cames, :
caught five passes for another 99 : with Oilers 66-26
yards and one TD, and also was : '
the circuit's top punter. In add.i-:
ti.on, be stood out on defense. ! COSTA .MESA -GW.S
Jones, who will take aim on : When first-year
Orange County's career rushing : girls basketball coach Paul Kirby
yardage record next fall. amassed ·! strengthened the field of his
878 yards and 13 TDs on 110 car-: team's fifth annual Estancia Var-
ries in five league games. ! sity Tournament, be wasn't plan-
Hefty, a senior defensive back, : ning on facing the stiffer compe-
had five regular-season intercep-: ti.ti.on without three of his retum-
tions and returned a kickoff 83 : ing starters.
yards for a touchdown to help : So, With J~er Mccartin
Aliso (13-0 heading into Friday's : ineligible, Vivi Rodriguez await-
CIP Southern Section Division : ing surgery on a broken nose,
Vlll title clash with Pacifica) : and Amy Deming limited to a few
knock off Laguna Hills_. 28-21, in ! minutes in her first game back ~e regular-season-ending league : after badly spraining an ankle,
title showdown. : the Eagles predictably took their
: lumps Wednesday night.
Lobos deal Mesa 40-34 defeat
COSTA MESA -It was the
best of quarters. It was the worst
of quarters.
Unfortunately for the Costa
Mesa High boys basketball team •
the two canie back-to-back and
saw the Mustangs go from a stx-
point first-quarter lead to a four-
point defict at half they never
rebounded from.
It was Los Amigos who came
back to pull out a 40-34 .decision
Wednesday night in the second
round of pool play in the Jason
Ferguson Memorial Tournament.
The Mustangs
(0-2) will match up
against Saddleback (1-1), a 67-62
winner over Santiago, Friday at
7:30.
l\'an Do scored all seven of·his
points in the first quarter as lhe
Mustangs jumped out to a 13-&
lead. However. they managed
only four points in the second
quarter on two Bryan Leahy
layups to trail 21-17 at the half.
Los Amigos 40, Cost.II Mesa M
Sciof'eby~
Los Amigos 6 15 8 1t • 40
Costa Mesa 13 4 10 7 • t4
Loe Amigol-Ylp 7, Tagatauli 3, Vu 1, Wahl
5, Walker 8. Aguirre 9, Ets.ess.er 4, Va~
3. 3-pt. ~ll: Wahl 1, Yip 1.
Fouled out: none.
l>\11, l'llC>I \11 -1>\<lllC (11\"I I I \t,1 1 ! The result was a 66-26 trounc-
: ing at the hands of visiting Hunt-
: ington Beach, the biggest
: Estand.a deficit in recent memory.
Los Amigos (2-~ in the tourna-
ment) is the only unbeaten team
left with one game to go on Fri-
day. The Lobos will play 1-1 San-
tiago at 5 p .m .
ea.ta Mela· Do 7, Sou 5, Rice 0, Chaisson
7, Weir 5, Payne 0, Oidlenon o. LMhy 8. Hy1·
ton 2. MostVM.-.....,_.
Q.08 Sc.ott ~ Aliso NtgUel, 6--2, 210, Sr.
Fht-lMm Offw1
QI Wes Thomm. Aliso NlgUef. 5-10, 165, Jr.
RB Jame D.wldns, Estancia. 5-11, 170, Jr. u Steve=. Com~ S;-7, 175, Jr.
• Vlnat Costa Meua. S-5, 155, Jr.
WR ~~AllllO~S-11, 185.Sr. __..,,. Milii HOWi;~ 8Hcfi; g:.2.175, "Sr. -
TE Slla MUabUflild;~ Hiiis, M, 230, Jr.
OL Jfrff Hick_ uc.ur. Hiiis, 6--1, 235, Jr.
OL ~ Grey. AlllO Niguel. 6--3, 275, Jr.
OL Nath8ft c.rr.no, ~ HH" 6-4, 240, Jr.
OL ~ 1 llrbOrf. Aliso Niguel, 6-4, 230, Sr.
OL .,_ Nelson, Aliso Niguel. 6-3, 255, Sr.
ot JINl'flY ~ Com M9Y, &..2. 275, Jr.
OL Tom~~ 6-J, 225, Jr.
Gift
£ertifitltes
3-pointen· Weir 1, Do 1. Fouled out: none. DL Miauet Thibod1-. ~ HI ... s:.9, 190, Jr.
Dl Mi£e ~ l.aO'N.., ~ 200. Jr. : Estancia senior Jill Black, the • E!!!i5i5i::=:iii55:=:::::::::======5!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!::::~::!!!!!!!!!!!!11!!!11!.
08 Ronnie IJevanol, Calta Mil9J S-11, 115; Jr.
08 Kevin ~ l.agunll ~ w. ,. k ..
08 Ovis Mokecte. ~ 5-1 t, 1• Sr.
S1coad-1lmnotrw1
: lone returning starter available,
: carried the load in the first two ! quarters, powing in 20 of her 21 ! points to keep the Eagles (4-3)
: within 36-23 at the break.
• But when the Oilers (2-0)
: opened the second half in a ! smothering full-court press, ! things quickly got out of hand. .
QB C.«y Pllldoe. ...... Hllr. 5-10, 1~ Sr.
RB Kelvin~ Un~ 5-10. 215. Sr.
R8 TIW1t ~ Aliso Nigull; 6-;1, 205; Sr.
WR Mlrt amer., UlguM leech, 6-1, 170, Sr.
WR J.tf AJbink>, U~ S-10. 1IO. Jr. ~ Huntlnvt:::•.;" 0:-. &Uncla 26
WR Nkk ~Aliso Niaull. S.11, 170, Sr. : Huntlngt<>n BNCh 19 17 18 12 · 66 TE J· --.. __ I~ 6-J. 1~ Jr. : estanci. 9 14 0 3 . 26 """"'--. ~"!~i!"9 ~ .__, • : Huntington IMdl • Pravongviengkham
Ol. Roberto TOR'91t ~ S-11, 220, Sr. : 23. Masuc:J1 u. Medlin 6,J. 0raeger6,
()L. Joa~· Costa Mesa. ~ lJ5, Sr. --"--'-"""-• Waetjen 6, McKinney 6, Kimoto 2, Slama 2,
OL Fa.I t.rzl. UlgUne Hills. M. J40. Sr. ' -; 1~~ten . Masudi 1, Pr~iengkham
OL (MY Fross, Aliso Niguel, M, *' Sr. · : 1.
Ol Daw hrutJCh, ~~ "°' 205, St. : Fouled out. None. : ~ -Bladt 21, Sap~on 2, M.
: M<Cartln 2. Diaz 1, Varma 0, Deming o,
• Macias 0, Steinfeld 0, Hem.tndez O.
• 31)0inten ·None.
Fouled out • None.
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*4 Star Special only $7.95
Soft "W'ash < ..... ••s.M>
· Sealer "W'ax
BLUE CORAL Foam W"ax
Air Freshener
ArmorAll Tires
11Vheel &: Tire· Cleaning
Not valfd wftlt Gft11 otlalJr discount. kpfres 12/31/96
••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• *Express Detail only $~9.91
· So:ft Wash c.... INeftl
Sealer Wax
Hand Waz
ArmorAll Tires
lfot IJClltd ..ctla -. oeft• dfrDOllld. ~ J~JIN
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lliU~AY, DECEMBER 12. 1996
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• Cool Running takes are of Baltic Babes in Girls
Division 5 competition, 3-1, for the championship.
YOUTH SOCCER
Slammers on the move; silver
to gold, and bronze to silver
Bronze Level
The Sting 3, Elcondldo Heat 1
Harvest Cup tournament.
Brian Heruy, Beau Roquemore and Riley Madi-
gan all scored for the Sting which finished the sea-
son in first place in boys 14-under play. They'll move
up to silver next season.
In the semifinals, the Sting beat previously-unde-
feated Boulder United of Nevada, 2-1, to advance.
Key factors in the wins were the ball cdntrol and
passing of Brian Walton, Marco Saint Angelo, Mor-
gan Va.kenbmgh, Matt Denny, Branden Smith,
Steve Findlay, Jordan Christian, Sam Coons and
Roquemore.
The Sting outscored the opposition, 16-4, on the
strength of defensive play of Chasen Marshall, Car-
los Montano, Joe Madrid, Andrew Hong and goal-
keepers Scott Nickerson and Coons.
Slammers 6, South Bay Force 0
Thcia Orth picked up the hat trick to help the
Slammers clinch first place in the girls 12-under
division in the final game of the season.
Katie Younglove, Adele Koetting and Christina
Hewko scored the other goals.
• The Sting won six games, capping their efforts
: with a win over Escondido in the finals of the hvine
The defensive efforts of Paige James, Amy
Burlingham, Lauren Sheperdson, Kinzie Kramer
and AliviA Ma.zura keyed the win. . . • :r---------------------------------------~--------------,i
• I
: I • I • I ! I • I ! I
• I • I . '
Locals stand out ..
Newport Beach's Richie comm took first plaee in tbe Pro
Divt.lon and Mike Bltrada won
the Masters (25-and-up) thts
put weekend tn the Pro Dtvllion
of the Association of Surfl.Dg
Amateurs and Profe11lonall
Pro/Am.
~ Newport Beach resl·
dentl, 1bdd Mm.er eDd DtlYe POlt,
flnitbed third and~ m tbe Pro DtvWan, reepecttv •
---cUvWaa ec.1iDD.: ...... ~ rtr GI 0-. del .... ~ ..... ,,.... W.'I
~-15·17)1 Jmy Giffen wpart) WM fourth in Mell"t
(18.otiDd·up).,Ry. Hurlly (c.m
Milla) WM ddrd ID tbe &op Dlft•
llon (1lg91 13-14) fallowed bf
~ a...dl) 'nMI Cook.
GIRLS DIVISION 4
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UllOl'ftCTITIOUS ....,. of Cllbnla on fM 9n9t ~ ~ &. IY.-em• b) CMA Com-OrangeCounJy °" 11·15-96 t7'l01 Methli So.1111 t221S w.asi.c.AlllMm. 'c.MM.....,•._., .... «S-1t ~· ..., ..._ _. -au• .... • llAll• 11th day Of Oec""* V#ve ~ b) o.c. Hy. puttr Sy1t1m1. 283411 t H•3702086 llWll, CA Gl2714 ................... In llddllCln • Cllll\. .. T~ ........ -... . Thi ~ 1118It1:00 Lm. Ttrnw tot drant l Va\ve S.rvlee P111blo Of Trabuc:o Can-OaDy PllOt Nov. 21 . 28 ._..,., Inc. 1 C111f ~ Of AT M NORTH Raff 8'-... .ill ecio..-• ......,., --0.. OI TMI. .._ "8\le~~ :'bf:':ca:!'nc~a3:' 2t7'2 w Tuna, .... yon,CA9i619 Dec.5, 12, t9K th5t9 Corporiillon, • 17'81 ·~~ ~:-ewe~ ==••w...:.i; ~ -=7'•:?":
the "Clltl9UI lu11n ... L.wldlotd ,...,,,.. h rtgtiC ~ ~ lbMf\. 29rtl2 ~ M. T~ 2834ec PUIUC NOTICI Soul~~· CA 92~.-... ltst lW 3. s... <O. Mfp, l9t CllWl Min WJA ~ a ... Of ...... --"'°" e' .. . it.; : Hime: 1).. Pr~ Coft. 1o ti'O. ltlo'# la I ht of • ~ T Ml 8'on Vf..!A r........, f., , .......... v Mo IU UU>OMSl It...,.........., 59101 ~ ~ CMIB'* Of Id** e'9llft., • -qt • Ill' • .. •
tt1uctlon, b) JrHltlon nAfMI and unit numbeft. CA emun:'' I •JV• y~1· CAb 92T79 I Flc:Utlou.s au.i...... I ~on nu buSinnt It~ by Q4EDQll UT ii llADl PAY· ....... -. ... loan -...... CA 1
Rcoonno. 111!.. camlno, NAMU. UNIT NUMBER Thia buslniu Is con· duct!ci ~~ .:;,·~~lvl~ua~on-N•"'• •••t ... -.nt ~ ~11u"':ss comr:::*' COf'PO'*" Ml.£ TO WBTM MOfl'T· IOOllllOn ........ •too"'"" "'*'-"' TMlll..__ ..... ___ ... °"' Meea. ""'92at CAAL t . MILNE 1231 ducted by· an lndM<lual H . ad In Th• foUowtng S*80l\I art SI u The "Olstranl commenced ID GAGa SBMC8, u.c. .. OI ....... llplQhd In ....._ ........
WllOTICD PUIUC NOTICll PUIUC NOTICll PUIUC
The Flctltloua Bu1IM11 ROBERT FLORES. 2131 Have yoti started doing b ~j• you91?a11t1 do II doing business as: Differ· lldl•ous business neme 'business unoer lilt _.... • •...,.. _....,. • SemOll s102 « ... ~ ..._ _. -Name~~~ above LESLIE MCCARTHY, 2208 business yet? no C,1,~1:~~YM R~~er ant Oreamz. 6151/2 Aeael ~~S11d above on Nowm a'°"s lluSlness name o w -Wil!flii ·Md ~ .. e.!~&('!ll~~lil~~t
wu 2 In Flle Ne C~ MICHAEL BURKHARDT. Ken lbten This st11ement was filod A~ Colona 0.-. Mat, CA srllilr ME6UIAA'S lNc· 8't Jis1ld lbCM on ~ ~ fMl r-S.~1 it 20911~ b o;lln
2~~HN A. SCHAEFER,:~· .~~atci:~:y w~t~rllme:, ~r~~~·C~~t~C~~'~ ~ ~~:dith Katensky, 615 earrhl~lf,Prtlldintld~ ~a~ml KAAflGAOUNOS . .....;::'Ill RUY It~ Ill T~ ~ ~ .... P4"• .... ~m~:eckl!. '::0 .. ~:!: 2~~"eRAMACAl9 3119 Orange County on 11-4·96 19983700783 • • ~:C~A~~:2s Corona del the Jo!:~,,.W'!1 Ofl~~ic:-tNC ,By PltriekGll*n, ~~~=-= ~.~~~= ::.::=: ............ ..
wood, CA 907t3 RICHARD SKINNl:A, 3221 18903!00920 Dally Piiot Nov. 28, Doc. 6, Thi'• business Is con· County on December&, 19116 This stltement was hleO Wllll ... t4M5The-....._lllll oome ..,..Ible to f'9 payee dhNW..-....4 .. llllllllW'
Thll butlnHI 11 con· KRISTI LINCOLN, 3229 , Dally Piiot Nov. 28, Dec. 5. 12, 19, 1996 Th617 duc1ed by: an.Individual NOTICE·lhts Act•ous Name tile CounlY Ctertt ot Oranoe ohrCOlllMClft t tla191oi•I-., ot endarw • 1 mlOlr d Of S. c sm.,t1:S.11 llt.-)
ducted by an Individual DAVID JOHNSON, 3334 12, 19, 1~ Th615 Have you started doing Statement expres hl.1! ye111 tro 1n(V on Oecember6. 19116 of tw 111111 ~ ._.... ~ to CM!\. ........... : '
19103702723 WIU.IAM R. AUSTIN, 4101 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE buslnese yet? yes, tC>-1 ·96 the dall 1t WIS filed In the Oft NOTICE·Thls Acftous Name .._ .. ,...,.....tok2AD*-a.Id Ml• w111 be mlde. ca.c __..cNl:l ... ••
Thi• atatemtnt Wat flied MARIO R. HAVICE, 4106 . Meredith Kalensky ol the CoufllY Clelll A new fict· Stattment txprts IM years trom POU WAY c:orTA MESA. ~ ~ c:oY9'Wtl OI WlrTlt'ly, ,....... ..... I aim* ......... >
with the County c. lark or MARGARET ANN BUCK. Flctltlou• Bualn. ess Fictitious Busln1sa Thia statement was flle.d •ous Busmess Name Statemen the ... 1t was , .. ",.°"" f<MA -n. ·-"' -« .._ ._ -« ._ --i· Orange County on 11·22·96 41A Nam• Statament Name Stat•m•nt with the County Clerk of m.ist be t~ed pnor to tl\at dill 1"' CoufllY Clerll A new ficb. TMlle ...._ "'1 ~ w litle, poeMtllflll or WICUll· ~ ._, '¥ 1 -• ...
Dally Pilot Nov 28 Dec 5 RICHARD GREEN, 410 Th• following peraons er• The followlng pe<sons are Qfange County qn 11·15-96 The r1hno ol ths suttment OoeS'<)us aisiness Name Stateme "'1 ~-.a-of ..... ...,.. tnraa, 10 .. .,.. rw lf'tdllbt· .,... Mii ,.. • • • • KAREN LEVINE. 4228 dol buslnen as· Omnific doing business as: Group 19983702073 not ot 1tsel1 authonze IM uM 1n fTllS~ be hied pnor to tNI dlte dlw lild Cllw -ednUa eeo..nct by"'° 0.0 -'VI-•' ..... I 12, 19, 1998. thll13 KENNY GRANUCCI, 4231 AdV':rt1sl 1100· Adams Weal Advertising. 19571 Daily Piiot Nov 21 28 tin st.ate ol a Adl11ous BusinHs The J1Nno ol this Slat!ment dOes I 'a...,.., If-., "-' llMlll. lldVlncta .,.,__, ..-, ~ ......, in _.. llllZ fl PUBLIC NOTICE RAYMOND BEWNOER, Ave .. #~. Costa Mesa. Elmrldg• Lane. Huntington Dec. 5, 12. 1996 • ih601 ~roe 1n 14ollllon of the llQlltl of not bl itself autnonze the use 1n Slid ...... ..., WwlfllM •Ht• prolldeCI """'·end FNndllC:C.nw• _. ,
---------• 4248 " CA 92626 Beach, CA 92648 another under Fedelll State o ths stm of a Fia~s aisineu __,. or ~ . ...-d "'"'P8ld pnrcpal llllm d ta... fl '* .._ Ill ..
NoUc• of Saa. MICHELLE STARR, 4258 Julle OeRusha Glacy aka Gary s. Boelzner, 19571 PUBLIC NOTICE common law (See ~on 14 Name in 14olatlon ol tilt nglltS ol «~...,....,po-. "' Not.a MQl9l9 by Mid "'* tlt'lll 119' mill it~' of R•al Property et REBECCA JANE READY, J II• DeRusha Grove 2910 Elmndg• Lino, Huntington et seq Business and Plofessions another nder Fedenl Stale liol\. or~ tD P1¥ .. O•ch1d1 .,...... lfW9Gn u lhl IMlll Mlf....., ... .. 42711 u d c ·M S.M:h. CA 92648 F1c:tltloua 81.1slneas Code) •
1
u • • ..-..i pl1ndpll -al .. prcMded In Mid Nole r..a. Mell ti "" T.-n Dall ... • Prhlate Sale RICHARD CURTIS, 4341 Java Roa • osta esa, This business . Is con· Name Statam•nt A ~ common law (Ste ~on 1 "'*(II .and ~ llid Deed of cNIVM Ind .....-cl flt .,,_ .._. ...,.._ • •
,ca::' ~~~~028 JOEL JAUREGUI, 4347 ~~1~26;~slness Is con· ducted by: 1n lnd1vlduaJ . The following persons are ~Be~ Mesa ~~· Bus.ness Ind Plofessions Tn-. wit\ ir.... flll9D\ • "*" end Ill Witt oeellld P9fM t1f .,.._ • • ..., fl ".,..!. uf Calalil'f outt ol NICHELLE TOWNER. d ctedby:anlndivldual Have you started doing doing buslnen as: A.T. CN396953S6l~lOOec " PftMdldlrlaldNM(tl.--., byMtdOeedGfTNll. ,.a Slid ...... --.1111 the ~-o 1 omla, for 4352 u • ed dol business yet? yes, March Leo's Piu.a 18551·B Chap-nf1t no If my, under h Wms of Aid OateO ~ 04. 1"5 w1t1Cu1 ~ fll .......
theCountyofOrange JUDITHOODSON,4357 Hale you?sW' ng 1985 man Ave.: Orange, CA 12,19,26,1996,.lln2,1997 Newl)OitBe.lcll·CoS1aMesa OeedofTn-.•cNll'llrld Serr9"l>Recorweyrci1 Com-.... "' ....... ~-In the M.aner of the Esl&le DEOTRA WILLIAMS, 4371 bus ness ~et o Gary S. Boetzner 92667 CN39&491 36233 02 Dec ~of the Tl'lllllll llldof tw pelf'/. aa uio TNll.M 4900 ~ ot • ...,._ ....... __ . tw ~Dor~~ Cochran, aka DANAGENE BURCH, 52.47 j~J:~~u~:aGr~~.cy aka This statement was filed Anthony Rocco. 2336 PUBLIC NOTICE 12.19,26.1996,.11112, 1997 lNltl cr...i 11y 11111 Deed"' ~ ROIO Sute 2870 '*'YIN•,, lw--• #
1,:i• an, conserva-ALBERT SEPEDA, 5259 This statement was filed wi0th th•c County Cltfk ol Elden Ave .. IB, Costa Escrow No H0311.EH TNll Thetml-.ntof .... ~ CA 9170& (918) w1 died, ....... •:.::::-..-...~
N't1ce 1 Publl1h1d Newport wtlh the County Clerk of range ountyon12·2·96 Mtsa.CA92627 NOTICETOCREDrroRSOFIUl.l PUBLIC NOTICE plidbiln:aof .. ~• 856-451. (800) 227·1849 Mh ,.... .. ,_,... Iha~ the~~:~~ Btach.Co1ta Mesa O~ OrangeCountyon 11•27•96 19983703350 This business Is con· SALE andtiy .. ~•111.W (Calrtarne()rly) llldtNU1111id..-.i!.11 fl
Hit at Private S1,'.lo the Pilot December 5, 12, 1..•21 19ff3703HS8 Dally Pilot Dec. 5. 12, 19, ducted by: an Individual . ~UCC Sec 11H) . All Mo 1Hl3703915 ft! ,__.. ...._. ~ By Reymona ZuDo111 Aul. lhl "'* ~-. .-... • • Inv 26 t996 th620 Have you started dorng NOl H · IVE · ~llld---•htlllll Sec:retrt ..,..~ • ....,fl ... . hl~Ht and bHt bidder, Dally PUor Dec. 12, 19, 26, • business yet? no EIS EAfBY G N FICTITIOUS IUllllf'SS of IN lnitill publclllcn of h Ne> Pub' 12112196. 12119/98. ,.... t-. cNillll end ....-1
su K1 to conflrmeuon ol PUBLIC NOTICE l996, Jan. 2. 1997 th639 PUBLIC NOTICE Anthony Rocco . a bulk sale 1s about to bt made MAME STATHIENT . tlct of s. 11 51.:115.n Thi 12/2MI& dthe1NllllllllftN.---.,
sal Superior Court, on or 1 1 8 1 This statement was flied The name(s) and busines The follOWtno person(s) '~" benddlry under llid Deed of CNS14Je860 ~ laid dlad GI .,., -..~ alter the 23rd <lay of OE· Fact t ous H nHI PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious BuslnHs with the County Clerk of address ol the seller(sl ts-\te 001no buStness as ALUEO BOO· TNll hlr*>IDn _. llld o. W2A'lMI ..,... A · 4 l·
CEMBER. 1996 • the of· Nam. Statement Flc:lltloua B1.1alnaH Name Statement Orange County on 11-15-96 SUNNIE M Kl~. 17915 l\ERS. Al #179«99. 20101 Buth ""-' tD h "'IClenlaned' writ· PUILIC NOTICE --=. • .... =-r
flee of Jan Walls Anderson. Th• followisl ng per1onB1LaUrE• Nam• Statement T.he following persons are 19983702087 Artllur Blvd . ln11ne. CA 927H Streel #270. Newpoit Beach, C WI o.dln6ln of o.t.111 ftl • -1••1""1 ~ ........,.,. 4800 • ~ '
enue, Senta An1. CA STAR POOL and SPA SER· The followlng persons are doing business as: Sys· Daily Pilot Nov. 21, 28. VECHI Les11t Inc . a Cahloma Corpci. tlctoflltfaMllld Bldlonto Sell Fii 1431~1 AP Nuntbtr 9 trwlrldlll, ,.. . ,._.,.. .. Esq .. 2070 N. Tustin Av· <lolng bu nesa as: Oomg business as COCH 92660 Dlmlnd bS.., 11111 1....., Ne> ....,, -c. V1 ..... ..........,,... "E
92705-7827, all the right VICE. INC .. 5753-G Santa doing business as: a) The terns Oollvoiy ond lnstafla. Oec. 5, 12. 1996 th604 AJI other business narM(S) rabon, 20101 Buth Street. #270, Tht undersigned called llid ~ 13--081> ~ Of TlllllM'I i:J. ~ .:::.:;
tltl• and Inter••• of laid Ana canw Road #2.40, ~:r ~~=· ~~r~~ c~~~~~ ~~~·ta~:~ •• ~~~~~26Lane, P"1JBLIC NOTICE and addrtss(es) used by the Newpoit Beactl. CA 92660 tic:a of DtflJt llld 9ldiot'I to s.a undw Died Of to:, yo: .,. Pl870S 1~12112. 1~---;7
consetVatff In and lo •II An~elm lla,c~igso7 Mesi CA 92627 • John Leahy, 3137 Sharon setler(sl wtthn the past tllrte Thisbusiness1sconduc1eC1tly tDbti9CIOfdldinthtC01.11tywheN liild.::/:1: 19112. .,..!' 'J
Iha certain Real property, B U~E ST~E CL 1~f Th• Guy, Inc .. (Cal.) 1998 Lane, Cos1a Mesa. CA Fictitious Bu•ln•H years as st.ate<I bV the seller(s). a corpomon the ,.. PRlCllllY .. loallld. 0.: = . lo pd.cs u ~
altueled In th• City of New· SP!-., I> ~~I ·~ C • Har"-·, Costa Mesa, CA 92626 . Name Statam•nt are None The l'!QISttant commenced ~ 'l1. ·1• LOHESTAR ~add If ~ ..
:;. B•~t;e c;:ua11~· ~~124o"'~.im anJ1fsn 926'27 This business !s con· The fo11owlng persons are The loclflon 1n Clllfoma ol transact busmess under the MORTGAGEE. SEJMCES. LLC. ~ ~ "' ~ d
attlculllly dtscrlbecl u CA 92807 ' ' This business Is con· ducted by: an lndlv1dual doing business as: Bay-tne cllel execuhe olflce of the ltdl•ous business name o a TNlllM lilkNll Gorima. ~ ,_,. d 1111 ~
ro11ows: lot 55 of tract 882 Thll bualnaH Is cor.. ducted by: a corporation Ha~e you started doinp shores Re~lty, 250 .Newport Setle11s Same names listed aboW on Novembe tholbld Slgrlllln ~. P.O, yo.i, yo.i llaAd carillCl I i..y.,
11 per map iecorded In ducted by: a corporation Hive you slarted doing bus1noss yot? no Center Drove. Suite 203. The name(s) anC1 Dusiness 27. 11196 Bal . 51Ull, Dllll, T-Nata 11 ._.,, ""'11 ht
book 20 page 19 ol mlK9I-Have you tlat1ed doing business yet? yes. Oct. JToh~n Leahy t Ill d NAndewport BJeacLah,wtCA 926602691 acJC1resHc..J Sol1KtnelE£Duy1e7rts)St~.'!, SIGNED LESPreAITde INC . By L ~~~!!!S~ Rlmwylta ~. laneoUI mapt In lhe otflcl buslneH yet? yff, August 1996 11 1tatomen was e rew . er, "~ , 791 ..,,_ towttz. SI nt ......,._,....., ~ ,,_.. bullle. 01 ~ in...
of Iha counti·recor<ler ol 25. 1998 The Guy, Inc.. Marilyn with the County Clerk of Bayshore Drive, Newport Antair Bl'1d , IMne, CA 02714 Tlls statement was l~eo ., 191P7·77JI LOIBTM MORT· MlllMld tnmlt JllftM lo
Mid county. A.P.N. 459-BLUE STAR POOL and Morblra, President Orange County on t 1·22·96 Beach, CA 92663 . The assets being sold art tilt County 0"11 o1 tAGEE SSMCEi. LLC. IS A Died Of TMI ...-t ti, JcM H
09M4 SPA SERVICE. INC., John This statement was flied 19983702735 This business . is con-generally desCllbed IS leasehol County on Oecembef 6, 19116, DEBT COLLECTOR ATTBFTING ......_en llMltlNd 111111
More commonly known A. w.on, Prffldent with the County Clerk of Daily Pilot Nov. 28, Dec. s. ducted by: an Individual . 1mj)RMment. liwre. equipment, NOTICE-This Ficitlous TO COLLECT A DEBT. Nl'f • °" OYlt/1182 • lim-t Na.
11: 507 • 507 112 Acacia This atatement wu filed Orange County on 11-15-96 12, 19, 1996 Th610 bHavlnee you 7started doing lumilJre. ~. trldename. Sl3tement tJC?flS hve yuJS lro ~~ CJ!!~T .. ~ 92-f1177'0S" book lllOI d ·
Avenue. Corona cs.I M11, wl1h the County Cl«k of 19983702080 us 55 yet no and Wtelllflt not lo compete the dall It was flleo 1n the Olli ~ ,....... '"" ~ i9COidl "tt11 allb fl 1111
CA 92625 Ofang• County°" 1 t-15-96 Dally PUot Nov 21 28 PUBLIC NOTICE An~r-Lawter anC1mlocatedat11g15 o1 the County Clelll A new FO-ASAP1l53tet2tt2, lrtl, l12l5 Aeoardlr d Olw'9I CGll'ly'lly4ti==:ii;;;;
Tenn• of tale are cash In 19983702078 · ' • 'f!11s statement was filed Mllir l!Mj , IMne, CA 02714 •ous ais.nm Name Stattme PUBLIC NOTICE c:.wa.,., Md JllftM tD Ill llwfuf money of lh• United LAW OFFICE OF Dec. 5• 12• 1996 th602 Flctltlo1.11 BualnHI With the County Cieri< of The bulk sale IS 1nltne1ed to mist be fifed pnor ID 11\at elm Nella Of o..M end 8'clD'I
St.tn on conflrmttlon of RONALD o. HALPERN, PUBLIC NOTICE Nam• Statem•nt Orange Co1~.'.,Y .. on370112·~~ consummated at the Olhce ot rvv The 1t11no ol U'ls Simmer( does NOTICE Of TRUSTEE'S s.I ~
sate, « pan cash and bai-Ole Ori The lollowlng persons are ..... v•.., ESCROW COWPANY. 8942 Gar· not ol itself autnonzt the use 1 SALE UNDER DEED OF OIV2.l/1111115 n Ill*. 11191. ance upon 1uch !«ma and !~t11
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2"'1 , _ nn N"' v~, Fl0Utlo1.11 B1.1aln•H doing business as: a) On-Dally Pilot Nov. 21. 28, oen Grow llvd . Ste 207. GalOe ths St.alt ol a fictitious Busine TRUST l1'811111111r1 Na. 1811113291M
conditlonl u ate accept· ...,. • • ... guna '"'ue · Name Stat•m•nt line Systems, bl On Une Oec. 5, 12. 1996 th605 GtlM, CA 9'2644 and the ~·Name 1n ...otauon ot the ngl!ts o LOAN 615460 Mid affiall l9CIClnll. wl Ml
1t>M to the pertonal repr• CA 92677 The followtng persons art Systems. 26346 Pueblo Or.. CE pated sale date 1s December 31. another under f'tderal, State, o AP NUMBER 422·3r..-03 12/211111118 If Inn. Fll:lt Of sentatlve. Amount to be <I• Dally Piiot Nov. 21, 28, doing bU$lneSS as· a) C4.rs· Trabuco Canyon. CA 92679 PUBLIC NOTI 1996 common law (Ste Stc11on 1 OTHER 6963388 Aaalldtl N. Thi...,~,.,.
poalttd with bid Wiii be ne-Dec. 5, 12, \996 th600X tom Aquarium Installations. Cristlone M. Ringer, 28346 Flc:tltlo1.1a BuslneH lhe bulk sale 1s subject et seq Bu1rness and PlofesS1o FILE 615460 ARV Ton. PleceNa CM!: C... 40\.
QOllll:ll9. Bldl or ofter• to b) Custom Aquariums, Pueblo Dr .. Trabuco Can-Calllonu Uniform Commert1al Code)· YOU ARE '" DEFAUt.T UH·~~11~E.~~~~~Ag""~~"'-~-~~~~~~~~~~! be In writing and wltt be r• PUBLIC NOTICE 7351 Heil Ave.. Suite B. yon, CA 92679 Name Statement Code Stc•on 6106 2 First ~ino DER A DEED Of' TftUST CA 11 10 00 1111 If ·
calved at tf\e aforesaid of· Huntington Beach, CA This business Is con· The following per~ons are The name and address ol the Newpolt Buch-CoS1:. Mesa DATED JAHUARY s, 1 .... nee 11 any time afl11 th• Fictitious ButllMH 92647 dueled by: an lndivldunl doing business as. Seam-person Wltll whOm dauns m.t be CN396952 RC Dec 12 19 26 UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION
nret publication hereof an<I Nam• lletaenent James Louis Mrazek. Have you started doing stress at Large, 1573 Tustin hleO ,5 rvv ESCROW COIJPAf4Y , 1996 Jln 2 1997 • • TO PROTECT YOUR PROP· before date of sale. The followtng persons are 18466 24th St.. Sunset business yet? no Avenue. Costa Mesa. CA 8942 Garclen Gftl'le Blw Ste' · · ERTY. IT MAY BE SOLD AT
Dated! 2t Oct. 18.0 doing business u : Greater Beach, CA 92640 Crlstiene M. Ringer 92627 207 Garclen Gftl'le c~ 92&« a PUBLIC NOTICE A PUBLIC SAL.£. IF YOU
Kent R Coohren Newport Behavioral H•alth, This buslneu Is con· This staleITient was fllod Amy Elllott, 1573 . Tustin the 'last day lor tih dams NEED AH UPLAHATlON 01'
C t • ~ t'" p ' 4482 Barranca Parkway ducted by· an Individual wnh the County Clerk of Ave.. Costa Mesa, CA a"" ~ ......... sh·'I beng "'-Aambe All Ml 111ATOH12 THE NATURE Of' TH£ PRO, OftHnl• or.,.. ". er-#130, Irvine, CA 92714 . · 92627 .. , ........... • v~~ • CEEOIHG AGAINST YOU, ion and letat• ol Dor• Ker K. Dell! Ph 0 Pay· Have you started doing Orange Coun1y on 11·1·96 Thia business Is con-30, 11196, which 1s the bisiness ITATElllOOOfAMm>•OO YOU SHOULD CONTACT A
othr L Coohlen eleo chofug111 Profeealonal buslnesue1t7 ~•s. 1-1·90 199837007B4 ducted by: an individual day before the an11apate<1 sat OF LAWYER.
knOWn .. 81111e 'cooh-Cotp .. (CA). 300 Old New· ~~~tat~~n:azv!':s filed Daily Pilot Nov. 28. Dec. 5. Have you started doing datll speahtO ~ USE OFF~ IUllNESI Notice ,, hereby 91ven ""
ran eons.vet... port Blvd .. Newport e.ach, with lhe County Clark or 12, 19, 1996 Th616 business yet? no HEUt«i SllUEE. Buyer(s) T.... 1.... --'s Sel'r8no Reconvey.-Com· • ) CA 92M3 Amy Elllotl .. ewport Beach-Costa Mesa "" .... OW1ng ,...,_" psYy as NttM or sua:uscr Attomert•. •t &.awl Robert Johnson \nc Orange County on l 1-1S·96 PUBLIC NOTICE This statement was filed Cl'l9nll6 960011·E Dec 12. l\aM\M lbandoneO the use nistft or IUl*'UeO n.ai .. Jen WaUa Andenon, (CA) 1tl00 Dove • 14s0' 19983702090 with the County Clerk of 19116 the hdltlous llUsiness name ~to"" OMd oe Trust
E1q., Andorson & N~Beach,CA92660 • Daily Pilot Nov. 21, 28, Flc:tlllousBuelnHs OrangeCountyon lt-15-96 SOUTH COAST ALJT()t.() ueo.AeObyRotiettF Fero· ~. ZOTO T ... tln David Young. Ph.D .. Psy· Dec. 5, 12, 1996 th603 Name Stat•ment 19983702098 COO'EA 2433 South Broadw rwno.,.. t.l'l'IWTled ,_, whO
Awenue, lanta Ana, ~st, Inc .. (CA), 4482 PUBLIC NOTICE Th• following P41r10ns aro Deily Pilot Nov. 21. 28, PUBLIC NOTICE S~ ~~Ana. CAbu w.707 • KlQUr90 trt1e aa Rooert F 12705-7817 Barranca Parkway 1130. Ir-dolng buslneu 11: Seely Dec 5 12 1996 th607 "~ ,,.,."1u$ tiness FetOnanO , merned men u
Publlth•d Newport vin9, CA 92714 F1c:tltloue Busln•H Sollware Eng1nffflng, 833 · • ' fie Ml. 1...,703113 telefl!CI to ~ wa filed o tu tole ro Mpsalil propeny
Beach-Costa M... Dally This bualn111 Is cor.. Nam• Statement Dov11 Drive. SUit• 23, N-· PUBLIC NOTICE FIC11TIOUI IUSINfSS Apll 21 lll'J51n0the QtJ of ""-R~ on J..-y 14 • cNcted by: an unlncor~ port Beach, CA 92663 lllAllE STATEMOO AN, County of range and """" 1986 as Ins~ No a&-
,.tlOI December 12, l3, 19, rated a11oclatlon other d:a foll~ ~s :i• Scott D. Seely. 1644 Taylor FlctlUoua Bualneu The lolowulg Pf'$00(S) 1~ NI File No ~191 016032 cl Ofllo.i ~ '"
1999. than a partnerahlp Bong U ~· ::· pl • 133, San Francisco, CA Nam• Statement dol llUSlness as SOUTH Gltn Johnson. 2433 Sou "' olllc. o1 flt Ccucy R• lhfe32 Haye you tlarttd doing ttom "' oo " ng 94133 The following persons 1tJ1 no ER Broadwty Sbtet. S.U Ana. coroer d Orange Co..rcy. ---------1 busfnfft yet? No Service. 1118A Buct<lng-This business Is con-doing business as· Kosta COAST AUTm.oTM CENT • 'll.707 CalifOtn• a'ICI ~ 10 tne PUILIC NOTICE Kerry K. Oelll ham Dr .. Costa Mell, CA ducle<I by: an Individual Mesa Produce, 2966 Brlstol 2433 Soulll Broadway Street. Helen M Joflnson, 2433 Sou Notice ol Oel-'1 9lO B~
S Pl 1-COURT Thlt 1tatem.nt wu ftll<I g:ieze Have you started doing SI Costa Mesa CA 92626 Santa Anl, CA 02707 Broaowiy Slllet Santi AN 10 Sell .,,.,....,_. recoroed U R -' with the County Clerk of Patricia L Flynn. 1116A business yet? yes. 7·1·96 Kostas Papadopoulos, Pe4ro Rosele. 71161 Cll'/ 'll.707 Augo.11129 1996 as 1nnuneni
0, CALIFORNIA, Ofange County on 1 MS.96 Buckl~em Dr.. Costa Scott D. Seely 2966 Bristol St.. Costa A...erue. "1· ltlntuigton Beach. This bus.ness was co No 19960439959 cl .. o Of·
COUNTY 0, OMNQI 19"37021 oo Mesa, 92626 This statement was flied Mesa, CA 92626 CA 92648 !J)' llisbind & Wiie 110111 Recoros. 'MU. SELL on
341 The City Drfve Oall Piiot Nov. 21 28 Thie bu~lness Is con-wtth the Counly Clerk of This business Is con· Tt.s business is conducted by Signed GLEN JOHNSON, Hfl Rrl.AIY 02. 1997 • in ine
ltoat Otflo• Y ' • ducted by. in Individual Orang• County on 12-6·96 ducted by: an Individual an 1ndtl4clull M JOHNSON • Iron! ol "" Fl8gpOI•• • "' aox t4t7t Dec. 5, 12, 1996 th598 Have you started <lolng 19983703928 Have you s1arted doing The f!Qtstrant commence<I to Tiu statement was lileO Wlltl Mein Entry ,..., 10 .,. Pl•
Ofenp CA PUIUC NOTICE bup slr1o::''('i,1 yes. 12·5-91 o111y Piiot Dec. 12 19 26 business yet? No transact t.isiness under the the Coun~ Cle111 ot Oranoe cen111 Crvtc Cn• 401-411 1 •t a • ynn ' • ' Papadopoulos ltcuous bus.ness name o ,.~. 6 """' E ChtP!'*l Ave Plec:.noa tS•t~tlTt FlolltloYa 8ualneH This statement wH flied 1996• Jan. 2• 1997 th534 This statement was flied names hste<I aboYe on Novembe vuufllY on cember • hnu CA at 10 00 A.M AT PUBLIC
IN TH& MATTIR OF ....... ltal•ment with lh• County Clerk of PUBLIC NOTICE wltt't the County Cler~ ol 22, 1996 c~r=<;:~~r26 AUCTION TO THE HlGHEST
THI ,ITITION TO ni.~persona..., Oreng.t_Cou.filyon 11·22·96 Orange"'Co\Jllt'f-on~ SIGNED PEOROROSfTE l9ll6Jan 2 fgg7""'~ ~ t1tOOER+eRCAsH'(pey9111t KANdl THI° KAMI' dOlnQ butlnell as: lntema· 19883702727 Flctllloua BualnHa 19983703537 This stJtement was hied witll • • • 111 !he ume of sale tn llWf\i
OP IULAUA CAAUY t1oNiJ Computer A11lat1nee Dally Pilot Nov. 28. Dec. 5, Nam• Statement Dally Pilot Dec. 12, 19, 26, tne County Clerlt ol Oranoe • PUBLIC NOTICE 1rioney ol U'le Unoled Statn l AllJAR ON llHALP Network, 8442 Modale 12, 19, 1996 Th606 Th• following persons ere 1996 Jan 2 1997 thS33jcountyOll Oecember6. 1996 811~.11ae encl lt'tl•nt con-
OF llltAllL MARCOI Drtv.. Huntington S.ech. UBLIC NOTICE doing business es: watts • · • NOTICE-Tiiis ficnous Name NOTlCE Of TRUSTe?S SM.E TS veyeo 10 Ind row 1'1910 oy '' C~Y A MINOR. CA 92647 p Mlnin~ and Minerals, 310 PUBLIC NOTICE 1Statement txOirtS five years from No.: IMC»45U a.-No.: 16'°6' 1810 Oeeo °' Tru.1 "'
C'"t'I NUMll" All J. Nusrat. 8442 Modal• 8 1 West l'romon1ory Dr New· tile date rt was ltltd 1n the Ollice ..-...vouNEllDEfN.l.T "" propert'f SllUtleo in MIO " Drlve Huntington S.ech Fictitious ua MH rt B h CA 92660 Flctltloua 81.1alneu lot the County Cterll A new Ftt*· UNDER A DEB> Of mJST C°'"t end St8ta hlfwwll•
AtllHI CA snM8 . Name Statement ~ilbu~·~~hn Watts, 310 Name Statement '°"' Bus.nus Name Stallme DAtm .i51N U11.m YoU deac:nbecl As men IUlly a.
ORDaR TO R.tlana J. Nusrat, 8442 The foll~ng '*'°"' are West Promonlory Dr .. New· The following JSersons 11e m.ist be hied pno< to tNt cllle TN« AC110H TO ~ ac:nbecl °" s..a Deed ol Trust IHOW CAUll FOR Modal• onve. Huntington doing businHs as: El Cor· f)Ort Beach, CA 92660 doing business as: Magno-The f1hno of tilts statement C1oeS YOUR PfOIERll, IT MAY BE The property lldcnu r.o
CHANOI OF NAllll Beach, CA 92646 dova Aparlmtnls, 2077 ThlS' buslnen Is con-Ila Charil•. 317 Marine, Bal· not ot 1tsett authonu the use 1n SOLDATAPUIJCSM.E FYOU ocr-common deal~on '1
PETITIONER(S) EULALIA This bu1lne11 11 cor.. Cheri• Street, Cost• Mesa. ducted by: an individual boa Island, CA 92662 Ills state ot a licbOous Business NEB> Nl EXPUMATDt Of THE llTf cl IN! real orooerrt .,..
CA.MAY ABE.JAR ON BE· ducted by: husband 81ld Cf :2:2~995 Trust (Karen Have you started doing Karen Matie Frenkiet 122 ~me 1n ~olation ol the nghts ol NATURE Of 1l4E PAOC&DltG sa1~7 ·~"~~: HALF OF ISRAEl MARCOS Wife ' busineu yet? No Onyx Avenue. Balboa Is-another under Federal St111 AGAINST YOU. YOU SIOlJl De " ,,_. • • os
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CMBAY, A MINOR . HASI Have you lllftl<I doing L Larson. Trustff), 2on Wilbur John Watts land, CA 92662 common llW (See Seaon t ' CONTACT A LAWYER. On 1l1tf1 Mes• CA 92627
HAVE FILED A PETITION butlnffa yet? No ~ clt~~~7 #S, Coste This statement was !lied This business Is con· et seq Business ano Pl'oleuions • 2:00 119' LOIBTM *lfn· The '6l0er'Stgned Ti:" ois-c 11 FOR AN ORDER TO All J. Nutrat na, with the County CIBfk ol ducted by: 1111 lndlvldual Code)' GAGEESEJMCES, LLC.,"' dli¥ cl•ms llTf 1tatiollty ""Y "'" a
CHANGE NAMES FSWM Thia ttatl!Mnl wu flied J!'t!ci ~~~~"::!in!:,~~ Orange County on 12-6-96 H1vt you started doing f•l1tt1ttng •••*•ll.-.e under lllCI p.w· corre<:lre$S cl 0:: prooeny
,. .. ISRAEL MARCOS CAABAY with the County Clerk of H VoY started doing 19983703999 business yet? no Newpoitlleach-Costa Mesi _,. tD Died of Tnlll 1--.it .acress ai-.o 1 common 642 56'78 TO ISRAEL MARCOS A8E· Orange County on 12-6-98 ~s ~t? yes 9-S.95 Dally Pilot Dec 12 19 26 Karen M. Frenklel CN396QSO SO\JTH Dec 12.19 26. ~ • ,,...... oe~on ' eny ""°""" -JAR 19"3703099 T · ' ' • This 11atameot was filed t996 Jan 2 1997 · Nll.M4ll!1U, Ill boall , p119t • ot .....,.. n~~-~8<1~~~~1219 a~enL •~" 1~~~1m ~~~~Cou~~~o1:===·==·==============~=:~==~==c1=~===~===========~~~==~=~~ all peraona lnlefllte<I In -r • • • This statement Wat filed Orange County on 11-15-96 this maner appear before 1998. Jan. 2. 1997 tt1637 with ane County Clerk of PUBLIC NOTICE 19983702087 :'~ ="~In 1~ PUILIC NOTICE ~e'91~i~;~:' 11'22'96 Fictitious Buslneaa Dally Pilol Nov. 21, 28,
County SUf*'IOt Ce>un 11 Plot1Uou1 9utlnn1 Daily Pilot Nov. 28 Dec. 5 Name Statement Dec. 5. 12• 1996 th606
IM eddr"' 1t1own above N It t t 2 9 1996 •Th609H. Th• following ptfsons are1---------~~-on M, 1997, 11 2:00 The~~ a ·~:s are 1 '1 ' doing business as: R.M. PUBLIC NOTICE o'clOCk pm find tMn and dol b 11ne":e~· Cl N PUBLIC NOTICE Construction, 2164 Puente ___ ...,..;.,. ___ _
thlf hc)w" ca~ If My ng u • Ave.. Cosla Mesa. CA lMY• ti!v. wh tti.' peUUon Company, 918 Almon<I Flc:lltloua Bu1lneaa 92627 Fi1t No. 19"3103917
for mang9 of~ thould :ace, Newport 8MCh, CA Nerne Statement Richard A. Montgomllf'Y. FICTJTIOUI IUINIESI
not be gt.,,.td C ~ Lowd ttO M-Th• followtng peraon1 ere 21114 Puente Ave.. Costa MAME ST&TfMOO " It ~ ~ thlt a a 1 en. doing buslnHs u · The Mesa, CA 92627 Tiie lollowtnQ person(•) i"re
copy or lNI Ofder to ehow :_on h ~~~ Newport Outer Umlt• (DHlgn cen-This buslnts• I• con, clOlnQ business as ESJlf:IESSO
cause t>t publleNd 11'1 ~ M ~ 1ee12 ter) 4320 Campua D• .. ducted by: 1n lndlvldual EhflORIUM TT77 EoflQtf Ave .
COIT A MEIA DAILY Pu.o Pliano. ~ CA 11io. Newport S.ach, 1.A Have you started doing 1103 ltl"'llQIDn Buch. CA PILOT a ~ ol ,....12 • 92660 buslneu yet? yH, 1991 112647 '1 ctH:\lldoft 1 Ubo •.:v El lllOI M a.an. 2589 fUchard A. Montgomery Mohammed AtMlll &bit.
l:a In M ~ M Thia bu~lneH 11 con-FJw.y er.: Coit• M ... , This statement w11 !lied MOO Edtnoer Aw #U202,
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BUSINESS?? IMtt ~ a weet f0t '1o1.w ClllCMCI by. ~ CA 92MO wllh the County Clerk of lt.intnQIOll Beacn. CA 9'l647 c~ .-a ptlof to :.r;.:no doing Thi• bualneff le con-Orange County on t:Z-6-96 ,.bll l<hanbn, 8400 Edtnge e e e e e e e e e e e e e
IN dlY of IN Mlftng. Catlhy LOWdtft ducted byl en lndlvldual 19H3703931 A.,. . 10202. tt.inll•n Beldl
DAfllJ NOV t4, t... ~ ... J9Ckton Have youyet'lawte<I doing Cally Piiot Dec. 12, 19, ~II. CA~~ cOtQic:led ~ a AL• "1 c" •AN, Thi• ~ waa ~ =:* M B;: 199', J811. z. 1991 th836 ncli~ll nes.s 1s
.I U D Q •IC 0 • • I • *"" the ~ a.tc of This ... tlment wu filed PUILIC NOTICE en i~•nte '* not Ytl •n ::Uco:r""' aun. ==r 1'·2MI ~ ~ ~4:.i: F1ot1t1oua eua1ne.. :C.:;:at~ : .,. ~••• lllLAfUO • Olly Not"°"· n. Dec. s. 1Minoani NeiM statement '*""~*'*"" UA"lfmlOel 491 N, 11, tt.1• Thet4 Ollly Plot NoY. 28, O.C. I, The to110w1ng perlOl\I art SGNB> ~ AMMAR c .. 111• r.-:-;.tt/h llUl&JC NOTICI 1t ti 1• TM11 doing bullneH at: Falcon SIBAi, NIBALIOW«AN IOO. ........, ' ' Q<Mi landscape MalMt-TM ......,. .. Ned ll4fl
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Our r&Sldenta have *545_..855* G~r,, :ho;,or~!~a~.:.".; 5530 18791 Burke Ln. H.B. supervleory exper. on tall headboard. Tall chlldren's ciolhes & access to state of the Call Dianne 38()....,A2 pedeatal frame with m I n c e I I a n e o u s by. Lo-ratesl 24<>-3197 ....,.. tt h t d 109 T art fllneas faclllty, apa-••••ch Ar••* Looking lor PT Recap· ma reaa. ea er, pa • opaa (Alley) clous and modern Penlnsula yrly 1·3bd. CLASSIFIED Good jobs llonlal ded ralls, 8 drawer1, 4
clubhouse, 2 pools, 2 All cloae to water. RENTALS TO Wa th• reaource you reliable servkrs cablnala. lncludes•---------spas and business sn5-Sl500. Hollday & can count on to .. 11 a Houaekeeper 3 days comforter, plllow CORONA
center. IMMEDIATE vacallon Rental• also. SHARE 2724 myriad of merchan· Interesting thinis a week. 8:30am·2pm. ahams. aheats. $200. DEL MAR VIII• Rental• di•• llema, becau.. 10 buy Eng 1paaklng w/car & Call 540.6995 6122
MOVE·IN avallabla. 875•4812 our columns compel raference1. 644·5952 Call 640·2800 •----28R Qre•t Local qualified buyers to I ' II h J•v• Centr•l•N.B Ht• 2bd 2b• 1885 Hardwood nrs, 8911:>er calll I s a 1 ere
Uk• new. vaulted call, crpt, w/d. Gar. ertyard. 942.5 9 78 every day Now hiring! Service/
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760-1713. 857-1n8. Balbo• le Brfprvt bath flex hrs & training.
Nwprt Hght• 3 BR In home. Full prlv. Bay EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT Pl .... call: ~9 --------•---------PP~: :tJ,}'mJ.d·~ ~~wirt1f.ar-,:7~e~ 5530 5530 PT Lort'• Kitchen MERCHANDISE COSTA MESA 6124
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FABULOUS Now Avall 4br 3ba •---------Oceanfmt W. Newport W/artlsl & •ludenl. Prl· $40·$50 per day. Hot .... , Bo••• 11ove, frig, clths. We
Oc e•n Vlewel ' BALBOA 3bd/2ba. Yrty, Ip, gar. vhate, qul8et3, 1 h2a1P1P1Y 87 .. 2937 100 • "!."' •·ay boxes are movlngl 665 Park. Exec type hm w/2600 S 1 975m o. Pro~art~ oma. • '" " 181h/C 1 t Walk To Beach! sq 11. new decor, SC PENINSUIA 2607 -;.---~-~Ad Prod • p T S • c r • t • r y/ with •cal••· S95 each. res mon • •Perfect 3bd/2ba. Plaza area, pool & Hou.. 842· 85 Lrg room, pvt bath & i!'Jtl uctlon Bookkeeper 18-20 714-991·747.2. *Sat..8am•
' o lg flat lot, Fr doors. gardner ave, $1950. Spectacul•r Oce•n entrance. Big clOteta. ~ 1.~.Z -\ • -ffeX. nr•/long term. 1-800-530-0008 Clolhea: chlld'e & • flrdwd firs. Gour kit. Dave 54S.7508 2bd/1ba L.atg• deck, and Channel View• S575/mo. 472·2098 ~ f;~ 'T! JSt Computer ••r nee, adult, etutfed animals, : 1375k. •3bd fixer, garage, W/0, yHrty. Luxurloui lbr and COM4blks tobaach ~ ~ ~ Mac halpfu . Fax M•k~ $$ Now US camping equip ~•b yard S299 k. ---------$985 ulll Incl. Avail .qA'.,;f\ ,.~~ • rHume 873-8797 Gov I Auction. Hma, b k • • •4bd/3ba Ma in HUNTINGTON 12/15. 84S.5882 1br+loft with 2 1pa· H.B. Pen l.l'g rm, big 'l~~~f.i '1!'..-1 • e era, Jwlry, etc. Gel 00 •• games . beach view'. pano cloua balconlea. closet, xtra atorage. 3 ~ Receptionist for up-your own Insiders 2981 Bimini Pl.
ocean view, catallna BEACH 2140 BAYFRON'r 2bd/2ba Abundanl walk In housea to beach. Costa Mesa rypchousc needs decaiJ acale tanning aalon hndbk. 800-3l8-8890. S•t/Sun 8·1 New Bunsel & clly Illes, lg condo, near Pavllllon, closet and atorage. 1500+ dap. 548-6653 . .J I b ... .J h CdM. People peraon ...-:---:.....,..---,,..,.......,.,,_ Xmas ltema, fem apd
View decks, big lot. 2-car pkng, pool, dock Gaa and water paid. NB H t 3b 2 Sb orientcu pcop e o SC»eu wir accuracy to w/lote of energy. FT, New Deluxe Nordlo bike, kid'• Jeep, new n o ur kit, s 6 99 k. 3 BR 28A Lrg pool, avaU, no peta. $1600/ WalktoBalboalaland II• r · a, bccomeapartofouradbuildingtcam. M·F.Call 845-5381. Tr•o never uHd. desk,etc.1671Tustln • d H k mo. yr1y. 973 •940 and the beachea. gauge, frplc, w/d. $375. fS44.0811 . -•Superb ocean view yar · oo u ps. -$500 +'h utllltl•• _ .. _ SALltS PermfPT. ----..,,,....-----• $1200/ $900 Pre1tlgloua resort · · •---· -= •---------lols. S175k·S399k. mo, ••cu-•B•yfront• bachelor llvlng with atunnlng Avl Now 842·3828 G d 60 Phone & voice mall Pottery Barn waxed HUNTINGTON : * * * * rlty. (310) 645-9854 PA1lO. cle I t rcat spec •minimum wpm -eal •...J9L For1une 39 pine tabla 32x80ofeliall ~ x--SCOTT LAND CO. -----------1 n/amkr/pet:r;;e':~~ aunaete •nd ~c.ool NB-OC .. nftont Beaut Accurate typing Co. Work from hoi;ne. '495, Hll 1250. n ng •'"ft\.O 614u
• 499·1000 5br 3ba, lrg bonus rm, $595/mo. 873·1943 brHHa. Apt• •tarting furn hH on brdwalk. Experience wirh Macintosh computers Computer, modem, chalra/wax pine uphol-1=iiiiiii!~ii!iiiii~iiiiiiiii 3-car gar, pool/spa, •t $1350. 789·185 w/d, f/p, gar. Prof'I. car a must. Bue+ stared Ht of 8 (Incl 2 ••
" close to beach, Upp• 3bd/2b• ••STUDIO Apt. un-Marble nre $550/mo. Prcviow typingC'Xperiencc comm, bene. Call arm chairs) $3SO. S•t Ontv 8•m
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school & shopping. 1 h .. to beach. Yrly. furn. W/O, Pool, Ten· 07S.0342 Ad building experience helpful. bur not 7 14-850.CJ327 STEP a Tot roller Kenllworth St. 52200· 31 0-832-4411 S 1495/mo. 2-car pkng. nls, & Jacuul. Prof. NB oceanvlew, modern. necessary S coaater $40. Sand· Holl day mlac.
Jim 875·5009 S695/mo. 640-0518 clean, mstr·br, walk·ln WI .. _ ecretar1w1 Exp,'d, washed Siik. 54", rad.1---------
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BEACH 2 l69 COSTA MESA 2624
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Via Lido Marina.
S1300/mo. 225-1815.
now, $650. 650-9888 A friendly working environment to work 7am-12pm, n ,.,n c:on · ·• "" BEACH 6169
NB VILLA 28R 28A Convenient pan-time shifu Mon-Fri. Prefer legal/ Xmas lrH• potted 8-9' iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
$517mo Low Income Senior. Amenltlea. Opportunity to move into graphic design acct'g bckgrd. Com· $39. Cltru1, fruit, avo-$600 + 1/2 utll. Aval menae work Jan 8th. cado treea fruiting Fr I ·S • 1 ·• u n 9 •2 · 3Bd Home In Newport furn studios, u1ils Incl.
Shores. New carpeV Clean, modern, •• 1/2197. 873-8215 One pan-time 6pm 10 l lpm. 4 day a Fax rHuma: 54a-.290 $10. Herb1, Junlper1, Eatate Sale, fum, w/d,
k h'ft · 'I bl Sal ~--vine• $1. Ceman! toya, exercise/Ice
hdwd firs/pain!. $1950 cured parking, poo11I••••••••• Nwpt Hgta Exec hm,
Call Renay 720-8410 spa. Diane 642-8228 MISCELIANEOUS 2-bdrms avt, fplc, w/d, yard. $500./$800. +
Bayrldg• Condo 2BR, $599 Move In RENTALS 113 u1il. 850-1004 2BA, Ip, gar, pool, Cln lg mtn "•bl 1u1A H apa, gated. SJ450/mo • -n-s., .. , wpt N. tnhm• Matt (8181 980-7878 18r, Wik-In cf1t, pool. new aulte, all amen. Cini
Bayrldge Condo 3bd/
3ba. (2 mitts) FP, In-
aid• lndry, 2-cr gar.
Gated comm. w/pool / 1pa. $1800. 640.2384.
carpet. nr bch, TrVSq. quiet Pref N/S. $825/ Bunkhouae Apt• CONDOS & mo + 1/2 utll +dep.
Pat 842·1401 TOWNHOMES 2702 844-9581
1 bdrm M ob 11 e Room In Quiet 1 level
H o m • a 0 u I • t home In C.M. $300/ ••cure no peta Weatmln•t•r ChlmH I I fl 558-8378
wee s 1 u ava.i a e. ary ran~ rrom Telemarketer Full or founlns 1110 bird hockey equip & morel $ l 0 10 $1 2 depending on experience. pan time telephone ... _ ....,. ......, ,; """22 1824 Port Ashley reaearch, recruiting ba .... -"· ...,_74._
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Attn: The CCNl Typchousc Tutona Pl' •11·1191 S•t a-1 Nalghbofho<>d
330 West Bay Street hr AP Ch•m. P~1lca, •Ll•rdo N•tlvlty Mo~ Salel antiques
Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Calculua, Bk>. .O.C. (JoHph, Mary. JHua, painted cottage 'furn, 3.2 +college GPA. Donkey. Cow, and 3 couon patio furn
443-2700 King•) Retall $2840. clo1he1'. toys, dbl bed:
1991 Newport blvd 2br 2.5ba, attalched :os4~7~· 1v m -..nk Owned It'• Harbor View Hom•• 84e-8373 overalzed 2-car •gar, • •g.
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Two houaea, R2 , remodeled. 13000/mo. •1 MONTH FRl!I!• patio. nr McDonald nHr Faah lala. Fam,
ocean side. 5389k. Agent 800-892·7158 ·CM Famlly VIII•&•· Douglaa. $945 + .. c. n/a, 1/2 utll. $525. Call
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.. Century 21 Lido 1•1• B•yfront Wd hk-up, appla, ver1, Sh•r• 3bd/2.9ba 2Br/2Ba new on aandl carport. Sect.a wetcome•---------.: ProfeHlon•I• Lndry, f/p. 13!500/mo, Se habla Eapanol. DUPLEXES 2704 Newport Coast condO
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$5000. 875-9981 grandma! 944-4828 0 Q 8 7 t.leclarer'" combined tenace, while a =ano ent""' the 29 Fel111e spots In "' K Q 3 apat.le would pcrmiL declarer to ruff 4o -deep end the desert
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City
Zip
Phone
Credit Cord D MC OVISA D AMX
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Moil To: DAILY PILOT
330. W. &oy sn.t, COtlo Mao, CA 92627
1114) 642·56780-FAX1114) 631"6594
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er diamond from hand. Either way, ~-out: make 12 A Gershwin
33
f"lltel1al
declarer would loee only one trick in ends meet 13 -Vegas Mnoys
The bidding: SOU'nl WEST NOR'nt EAST
10 2 • 4 0 ••
50 P-Pue PUI each major. 45 Chnton-Oole 18 Pldno and J4 Summon up
Had Weat harkened to partner'a televised events Unser 35 Bulllighlers
Openifll lead: King of• signal at trick one, the contract 48 Sea mammal 22 Gree61 letter 36 Coffee server 50 Cornered 24 ·-Eyre· 38 Morsel wQuld have been defeated. A dia· 51 "Dfacula" authof 25 Colo<ado 40 Dove's home
With few exceptiona, al trick one
the opening leader's partner will
aignaJ whether he likes the opening
lead or prefers a !lhift lo some otheT
8Uit. Tbf. only excu11e for Lhe leader
to ignore this 11ignal is to he right.
mond ahift ia obvious -declarer Stoller lnclans 41 Hurried
might be able to discard a diamond 55 Spot lor dancing 26 Pop 43 Daisy -
loeer on dummy'• clubs but not, the 57 Tropical fruit 28 Caesar'• 46 And so on.
reverse; any club trick11 due the 58 Scent tongue abbf. defense would 11till come their way. ,.........,._ ... ___ _
Note Norlh'11 jump to four he11rlll
on minim11I values. Tbc problem
waa that a bid or three hearts might
sound as being simply competitive
when two aces and four-card sup·
port repre11cnted invit.aLional val·
ues. South might. have been wiser,
with a minimum opening bid, lo
double rather than compete at the
five-level, but was unwilling to sell
That removes any J>MllihiliLy of an
cnclplny nnd the di?frnse collect"
three tricks.
Learn to be a better bridge
player! Su b1cribe n ow to the
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Or write to: Gonm Bridge Let-
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60680.
FORD 9075 MERCEDES 9130 PORSCHE 9175
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'97 Exp tr/Expd/Trks '81 380 SLC Cl•••lo '89 912 Lt.' beige.
Huge dlsc/lmmed del 'Newport'• Sharpest' Re·bullt. New painV Direct Leasing t Owner-Champagne rubber, alloys. $7,600.
(714) 84._1217 Superb Condition/Just Smogged. 644·1449.
15K Servlced·St0,000. M·F 957-00251--------
BONDA 9085 '87 580 SL smoke TOYOTA 92 10
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ex1/blk lnl Full pwr. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii New clth tp. 2 alarm • '88 Tercel * '88 Accord Grey/grey.
Auto. Needs minor
work, runs great.
$2200. O· 453-6139.
systms. Pull stereo. Auto. AJC pwr steer·
Mint cond, 70k miles. Ing. 80k miles. $2,950.
$23k. Pete, 730-5700. 841·3584
E· 645-6962. •--------
• 89 Civic SI Blk/blk. •=NiiiiiSiiSANiiiiiiiiiiiiii9ii1iiSiiiO
5·spd, A/C. AM/FM 1• stereo/casst, sunroof.
$3,600 080. 214·6767
'84 300ZX Turbo 5spd, Mops, p/w,
new clutch, runs grtl
$1850 080. 650·7789
9105 '87 Subuu GL10
'92 L•nd Cruiser 4Wb. Mint condition.
32,600 miles. Loaded.
s25,9oo 544-5988
'97 Land Cruz/4-Run
Huge dlsc/lmmed dcl
Direct Leasing
(714) 84&-1217
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Wagon. PS, CC, auto, 1--------
•'91 VandenplH• snrf. Good body/Int. VOWWAGEN 9235
One owner; In original $t700 obo• 631 '7149 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
condition. $12,950. '74 Super •••ti•
JAGUAR
841-0800 OLDSMOBILE 9155 811</red Int. Great ru,,_
nlng cond. No dental
UNCOLN 9120 •ea D•tt• ea Brhm s2000 000. 121-0044
' 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I ve. AfT. A/C. full 1---------11 power, CC, AM/FM. ANTIQUES &
Lo-ml, S3000 675-9991 CIASSICS '78 Continental
Classic, sunrt, all access. Leather. exc
cond $1200. 650-2815
1988 DELTA 88
Rorat Brougham Fully loaded, V8, dark
blue with light blue In·
MERCEDES 9130 terlor, 94,000 miles.
$3,000 or best otter.
714 574-4287
• '84 300CO-• In original cond. One
owner. Very lo-miles.
$9,500. 841·3584
The CommUrltty
Market Place. C1asalt1ed
Ma·9878
'58 Ford Pickup
Profea1lonally r•
atored, 2 lears ago $19,500. 45-e893
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Plus tax on 39 month closed end lease. No money due at signing. Residual of $20,538.-12K mi/yr. Plus tax on 39 montb closed ena lease. No mon~y due at signing. Residual of $19, 138. 12K mi/yr.
with extras at 15¢ each 0.A.C. · with extras at 15¢ each O .A.C: . .
#196010
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(201397) Extra Clean. (935102) Top of the Line. (024140) ..... •1a•• •1•••
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3rd Seat. (352232) (043251) Black beauty •• (202016) White, Tan Leather
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