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Home My WebLink About1997-11-05 - Orange Coast PilotBernd back from second Arlington job interview •Newport-Mesa's top administrator will find out if he's got an offer from the school district in Texas by mid-November. By Husein Mashni, Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -Home from his second and last job inter- view in Texas, Superintendent Mac Bernd now is waiting to see if he will be the next superinten- dent of the Arlington Indepen- dent School District. As one of four fina'llsts for the superintendent position, Bernd was interviewed by the Arlington school board Monday. Having been to Arlington a week earlier for an exploratory interview, Bernd reteived acco- lades from community members who rated him as their favorite of eight candidates for the job. Fri- day, the school board narrowed the playing field to four candi- dates, includ- ing Bernd. Bernd anq his wife, Shel- ley, went to Arlington ott Saturday and spent the weekend tour- ing the city and the school Mac Bernd district. One of Bernd's main concerns about accepting the job was if his wife would like the new community. •She liked it,• Bernd said today. •She was impressed by the hospltallty and the affection the people showed us.• Bernd spent Monday being interviewed by members of the community Md media. He also squeezed in"'"it few school visits, where be said the class mes are smaller than they are in Newport- Mesa. ·nie Texas education ~ystem • SEE BERND PAGE 4 Bridgman family files claim with· city •The family of the 18-year-old who was killed in Irvine Avenue crash joins four other accident victims; none specify a dollar amount. By Christopher Goff ard, Dai1'/ Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -The parents of Donnie Bridgman, the 18-year-old high school student killed in an Irvine Avenue auto crash, have filed a claim against the dty alleging that umafe road conditions contributed to his death. The Brldgmans' attorney, Dar- ren Aitken. said poor road design and water on the street from city sprUiklers helped c.u.se the May 23 roll-over of the 1989 Chevrolet Bluer that killed Bridgman and ·injured others. Uke claims already filed by other victims in the accident. the Brldgman claim does not specify a dollar amount. However, it dtes medical and bu.rial bills, as well a.a loss of income and other dam- ages. The claim. filed Monday, is the fifth to emerge in connection with the aash. which ott:urred as a Bluer packed with 10 Newport Harbor High School students Wt a party. Attorneys representing f ou.r Bernd back from second Arlington job interview •Newport-Mesa's top administrator will find out if he's got an offer from the school district in Texas by mid-November. By Husein Mashni, Daily Pilot NEWPORT-MESA -Home from his second and last job inter- view in Texas, Superintendent Mac Bernd now is waiting to see if be will be the next superinten- dent of the Arlington Indepen- dent School District. As one of four finalists for the superintendent position, Bernd was interviewed by the Arlington school board Monday. Having been to Arlington a week earlier for an exploratory interview, Bernd received acco- lades from community members who rated him as their favorite of eight candidates for the job. Fri- day, the school board narrowed the playing field to four candi- dates, includ- ing Bernd. Bernd and his wife, S):lel- ley, went to Arlington on Saturday and spent the weekend tour- ing the city and the school Mac Bernd district. One of Bemd's main concerns about accepting the job was if his wife would like the new community. •She liked it,• Bernd said today. ·she was impressed by the b0&pitalltt and the affection the peopJe showed us.• Bernd spent Monday being interviewed by members of the community and media. He also squee7.ed in a few school visits, where he said the class sizes a.re smaller than they are in Newport- Mesa. "The Texas education system • SEE BERND PAGE 4 B~dgman family files claim with· city •The family of the 18-year-old who was killed in Irvine Avenue crash joins four other accident victims; none specify a dollar amount. By Christopher Goffard, Dai"' Pilot Bridgman and injured others. 'T lJke claims already filed by other victims in the accident, the NEWPORT BEACH -The Bridgman claim d0es not specify parents of Donnie Bridgman, the a dollar amount. However, it dtes 18-year-old high school student medical and burial bills, as well killed in an Irvine Avenue auto u Joa of. income and other dam.- crash, have filed a claim against the city 'alleging th.at unsafe road conditions contributed to bis death. The Bridgm.ans' attorney, Dar- ren Aitken, said poor road design and water on the street from dty sprinklers helped cause the May 23 roll-over of the 1989 Chevrolet Blazer that killed ENGAGEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. Samuel and Car- olyn lllylor ot San Bemaidino have announced tbe engagement of their daughter, Kathleen lllylor, to Ja.eph Zarb'Cousin. IOO. of Mr. Victor Zarb'Cousin of Malta. Europe and Ms. Donna Zarb'- Cousin of Costa Mesa. The wedding is planned for Saturday at in The Garden Room in Costa Mesa. DEATHS Most recent deaths as reported to the Orange County Recorder's Office. COSTA MESA • Dovie Poteet, 69, on Oct. 5 • Warren E. Hampton, 75, on Oct. 8 • Ruth E. Kean, 84, on Oct. 7 • Charles L. Stewart Jr., 68, on Oct. 7 NEWPORT BEACH • Georgia W. Conway, 80, on Oct. 3 • Rose E. Yee, 87, on Oct. 7 • Margaret A. Duffy, 74, on Oct. 5 • Guimar W. French, 15, on Oct. 3 • Ruth E. Manlman. 77, on Oct. 4 • Muri M. Seyfried. 90, on Oct. 6 • Sallie S . Wright, 81, on Oct 1 DUI ARRESTS The following people were arrest- ed recently on suspicion of dri- ving under the influence. These people have only been arrested on suspicion of a crime, and, as with all such crimes, they are innocent until proven guilty. NEWPORT BEACH Eric L. Abbott, 33, of Chino Steve T. Blood, 43, of Fullerton Jeffrey J. Patoff, 29, of Newport Beach Brant E. Hattoh, 22, of Newport Beach COSTA MESA Nicole C . Poon, 30, of Costa Mesa Earl t... Meyers, 55, of Costa Mesa Salvador Marquez-Perez, 27, of Costa Mesa John H. Prado, 27, of Costa Mesa Robert H. Smith, 41 , of Costa Mesa Louis A. Martin, 61, of 1Wenty- nine Palms Alejandro Jara, 21, of Alhambra Stephen Vance, 40, of Aliso Viejo Summer E. Worden, 26, Dana Point SanluelJ.Scherich,51,of Hawthorne Gerald R. Penn, 42, Modjeska Akio Sano, 37, of Placentia Elvis Onan-Hernandez, 25, Santa Ana Dorothy L. Hanford, 71, of Santa Ana Page A. Fullerton, 23, of Costa Mesa Juan Facio-Orozco, 36, of Costa Mesa Jose R. Munoz, 25, of Costa Mesa Marcelo Tejeda, 26, of Costa Mesa Michael K. Faber, 40, of Costa Mesa Domonic L. Munoz, 42, of Costa Mesa Reynaldo Anaya-Leyva, 31, of Costa Mesa Paul N. Ellerd, 47, of Costa Mesa Kathryn A. O'Connor, 29, of Costa Mesa Kevin J . Britz:m.an, 36, of Costa Mesa MARRIAGES Most receiit marriages as report- ed to the Orange County Recorder's Office. COSTA MESA • Justin W. Mize and Heather A. Horvat. married on Sept 27 in Corona del Mar • Christopher A Percy and Kris- ten M. Boyer, married on Sept. 20 in Sonoma • Eugene L. Utterback and Nor- ma J . Richey, married on Oct. 5 in Huntington Beach • Richard A. Flickinger anp Amy D. Knight, married on Oct. 3 in Garden Grove • Edward L. Love and Gabrielle Colangelo, married on Oct. 4 in San Diego • Keith K. Watanbe and Lisa T. Kawashima, married on Oct. 4 in Newport Beach • Mark A. Ingram and Cathleen L. Camara, married on Oct. 4 in Costa Mesa • Lawrence K. Wickham and Patricia A. Colenbrander, married on Oct. 4 in Costa Mesa • Daniel C. Scampini and Ger- linde M . Haas, married on Oct. 4 in Newport Beach NEWPOln' BEACH • Michael E. Shaw and Beckie G . : Rasnic, married on Sept 13 in ~ Newport Beach : • Nicolas J . Infantino and Rebec-1 ca H. Perdue, married on Oct. 4 in : Shell Beach : • Darryl N. Waterman and Valo-1 rie L. Fisk, married on Oct. 3 in : Yosemite : • Steven M. Coyne and Kimberly l A. Brower, married on Oct. 4 in : Laguna Beach " l . I MARC MARTJ<I /DAILY Pl.Of : A.E. MBud• Anderson standa next to a llUIDDeq1lln wearing a Oytng suit from the UMOI at the Costa Mesa Historical Soclety 'IUelclay • · morning. Tbe aodety will be moving from Its current location next year to make room for a puking lot for the new Uona Park gym; nuium/conummtty center. * . . , New city ·gym coUld force historical society out · • But officials suggest the group could land a spot in future library expansion. By Tlm Grenda, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -The city's future is dasbtng with its put O\IW plans fQ( a. new gymnasium in Lions Pmk that indude IOIDeday using the cummt home of the Cos- ta Mela Historical Society u a parking lot. On Monday, the Qty Council unanimously agreed to build the D8W 14.Q00.9quanMoot gymnasi- um nw tbe Ci!iilt&-ol ~ park. next to tbe Neighbomood C<mmu- nity c.enter and fountain area. The new gym, which will replace tbe aging gymnasium and meeting rooms built in the perk about SO years ago, will double u a community center, with ottioes and meeting rooms built in for use () by local nonprofit groups, officials ,said. But the neW buildhlg also fig- ures to squeeze out the city's his- torl.cal IOdety, a group of about 250 volunteers that oversees an impreuive colledion of local American Indian artifacts, miJ1tary memorabilia and other Costa Mesa mementos. The IC>dety'a home llnce 1981 -a -4,2oo-tquare.foot former bank the city owns and leases to the group for $1 a year -sits right where offldals envision a pe.rldng lot serving their new gym. News of the impending eviction rattled the nerves of some sodety 'eeden even though there is. no evid1on date set and the group would likely not have to pack up and move for almo8t two more yean, when construction of the gymnasium ii done. •1 just can't fathom it.• .said boerd member Al .Bud .. Ander- son. •1 think tbis is a jewel, we just don't have it in the right setting. We oould really put a beautiful thing together if we had the space.• Anderson scolded the council for not being actively involved with its historical society-be said none of the current council members have ever set foot in the building- and hoped the new gym would not leave the group twmeless. Some society ·members said they f~ they will be .exiled. to an undesb'able corner ot the city such as Fairview Park. where they would be harder to find and have less of a presence in the communi- ty. The fate ot the historical sodetf will remain in limbo until Nov. 17, when the City Council 1s set to decide what to do with the it and other community groups now in the old ocmmunity .. .oenter set for demolition next fall. But Community Services Direc- tor Keith Van Holt said dty staffers Man arrested in Costa Mesa carjacking plan to ask the cound1 to let tM : bistoiical sOdety stay In the pd at : least until a neW home -.--possibly : a new one built as pmt « p1anneli : expansion of the co\.Dlty library : branch in Lions Paik -c.an t,, : found. •They will stay until we take a ; look at the library expansion.• Vail : Holt said. •That's what we're loo)[-: ing at now to take to the council for : its blessing .• The society found more of a sil- ver lining in the looming eviction cloud from some council membefs · who expressed a desire to find a : new place for the group some- where in Lions Parle.. ·1 think it's the best used ti.· historical society -as an educa- tiooal tool along with the libraryi'; said Counc::ilmul Joe EricDan. ~•I Mayor Peter Buffa also said he. , felt •encouraged• about the possi- bOity that the society will eventual- ly end up with a permanent home in the library. . • Jason A. Mowery and Joanne : L. Heineman, married on Oct. 4 : ---------------in Silvarado 1 By Christopher Goffard , Daily Pilot flee to Mexico. But passing through Costa Mesa on the San Diego Freeway, the car developed mechanical problems, Smith aald. • Timothy D. Decinces and ; ....;...----------=------- Melissa L. Goetsch, married on : Oct. -4 in Irvine l • Douglas A. Ayeis and Ellen A. : Peters, married on Sept. 13 in 1 Irvine : • Thuan M . Le and Marketa Svo-: bodova, married on Sept. 17 in : Santa Ana • John V. Pharris and Wendy K. Wetzel. married on Sept 13 in Placer • Brian D. Stoner and Melisa A. Muzzin, married on Sept 20 in Newport Beach • Timothy K. Whetsell and Kath- leen A. Karahal1os~ married on Sept. 18 in Newport Beach • Scott S. Morton and Jennifer L Weaver, married on Sept. 20 in Newport Beach • Scott K. Bivens and Andrea I. Emery, married on Sept. 20 in Newport Beach • 1bmn.u S. Caver and Rose- mary E. Hullar, married on Sept. 20 in La Habra COSTA MESA -An Inglewood man wa.s in custody Tuesday after carjacking a Costa Mela womainmd attempting to nee to Maim with his ~ girlfrlend and tbelr baby, police sald: . -Constantino MartiDeZ Bauanco Jr .. 21, was alT9lt8c1 after trying to crou the Mexi- can-U.S. border a.bout 8:30 p .m. Monday in the 1997 Nissan Muima he carjacked from a woman on Mace Street in Costa Mesa earlier that day, police said. Poliee Mid the inddent began Monday when Barranco'• 18-yee.r-old girlfriend, whote name ROliCe did not release, told him sbe 'WU Jeaving bJm. All police tell It, this was Barranco'• response: If I can't have you, no one wm. He tbrMteD.ed to kill her and 1hot her in the thijh'wtth a shotgun, said Costa Mesa. police u. RoD Smith. *tie_~._..., so~~ an o1J11rrloa WU& Mr.~·~!iailtb said. Buranm tblia ~ tbe womu .nd their 11-month-old child in bJ.I 1989 Chevrolet Cavalier, apparently intending to Ban-anco pulled off the freeway and turned into a residential neighborhood, apparently searching for a car to ste.al, Smith said. A 30-year--old Costa Mesa woman was poring over receipts in her Nis- san when Barranco simulated a gun and ttol• the car. The woman was not injured, Smith said. Using a commercial tracking device affixed to the Nissan, police learn~ car was near Chula Vista, a border to , Smith said. Thou,gh Barranco made it to exico, the border patrol arrested him aft he tried to retum to the United States, apparently to collect cash he wanted wired to bim, Smith said. The girlbiend was taken to Mercy Hos- pital in San Diego for treatment of her gun- lbot wound, while Barranco was transport- ed to J!lgl9wood a~ he la being beld~.·~ -BUreDcD Wlli.l en 1U1pidon of attmlpted maamr, ~ and car- jacldng, Smith laid. ' ! 1·11 :.:'.lll•I· .II I'''·.•""' Mon-Fri 10-6 Sat 10-5 722-7224 230 East 17th St. Cost.a Mesa Brown ud am~ SmUh bad DO part In t!m) 1l(We extremely dulMul about whether anyone WtiO wrote boring copy lbould ever be thua anointed · I tried to point out to them that the likelihood of carbon monoxide poltontng in a home in Southern California - which 11 where I live and was writing about -was in the neighborhood of getting struck by lightning and fwtb.er that I had great cu:riolity u to whether McConnell had in.st.ailed such devices in her own home. If so, she didn't mention that in her letter. But my committee wasn't interest- ed in such tight rea$0niDg, only in her assertion that my column •stified us with boredom.• Then there was the matter of defining •influential.• Char- lie had thoughtfully phot~ copied a page from his dicti~ nary in which the first defini- tion oi •influential• was: •an ethereal fluid thought to flow from the stars and to affect the actions of men;• and a later definition wu: •corrupt inter- ference with authority for per- sonal gain." Brown and Brtz weren't sure if I qualified under the first def- inition, and I wasn't sure I wanted to be ~ted with a group fitting the second. Since I'm still pondering that and the accusation of boredom was hanging rather heavily over us, we turned to talldng about baseball. The World Series had just ended, and all of us had .... tW-UU Wadd War u....,,.___.,.woo-dldal....,.. to communlciluaD b9twwl tlle-.0 0I my geos- etioli. and I bq\i&litly IDaivel at tbal BUebeJl offen a com· mon ~ progremm.ct iDtO mo9t Of ua at youth. I .... pect it aliO ~ted --"' our cbildrim:, ~it does· n't teem to b&ve bifeCtad later generatton.s. But stttmg Uound our lunch table wu· a~ d men who had actwilly seen the Dean brothers and Pepper Martin and Joe DiMaggio and Jackie Robinson and Willie Mays -and never Ured of talking about them. This was brought home to me rather dramatic;ally during th~ seventh game o1 the recent World Series. Cleveland had just gone down in tbe top of the 1 Otb inning when our phone rang. My wife answered it and said with a puzzled look. •1t•s for you.• I'm not sure why I took the call; I must have had a premonition. ,, The caller was Mike McFad- den, a friend of many years who has been publishing mag- azines in the Newport area ever since I arrived here in 1959. I was instantly irritated. ·oammit, Mike," I said, •why would you call me in the 10th' inning of the final game of the World Series?• And be said: •That's exactly WHY I called you. I wanted somebody to watch this game with, and you were lhe only one I was sure would have it on.• And so we sat there, each in front of a TV set with an open phone line and watched the rest of the game together. I've got to tell that story to my committee. It should surely help inspire them to get back on the 103 track. • JOSEJltt N. IEU..'S column runs every Wednesday. '-"Kl~ ~ ta»~ Spedalizing in the following: • Unique landacape designs and garden installations • Custom masoo.ey & stonework • Accent garden lighting & irrigation For inquiriee and quocations, please telephone (714) 645-4635 Plug into the Pilot Clmffied section to find seMc.es from ejedronic:s and plumbefs, to landscapers and painters. .,,,.. .... • pi---. .. )~ Hmbor Nfts.. Prell. ~Ding.In tbie ... ly 1A6ca He ieft ID th8 Pilot tn the mid 1980s. . Before that he edited the SunnyvaJe Dal- ly Stendard and the Mountain View Register Leader. Murphine bu taUgbt at Orange Coast College since 1985 and serwd as supervisor on tbe school paper, tbe Coast Report He bas thlea sOm and three <laughters. •we all just adore Tom.• Joan said. "He bas givm us evesytbing. He bas made us our life.• Bven as be battled cancer flNer tbe last two and a half years, be kept a stoic demeanor and did not talk about his pain, said Orange Coast College spokesman Jim Carnett •1t wasn't that he was in denial about it, it just wasn't something be Mesa Theater to come down in next few months COSTA MESA -1be fate of the Mesa theater was sealed by the City Coundl Monday night, but not without one last gasp from peo- ple trying to save it 1be old movie house at the ror- ner of 19th Street and Newport Boulevard is now slated to be tom down in the next few months along with some other buildings on the site to make room for a new Bor- ders Books and Music $tore. Officials expect to bold a grand opening for the city's newest giant bOokstore next July. But a handful of local artists and musicians showed up at the coun- cil meeting Monday night and begged for some more time to put together a formal proposal to save the theater and tum 11 into a per- forming arts center. But the council, which was not scheduled to bold a public bearing on the Borders Books proposal, cit- ed nmnerous engineering tests of the old theater that found the Mesa structurally unsound. In another matter, the roundl on Monday night gave a new youth baseball league permission to play ball for free on city baseball dia- monds. Officials from the Costa l\iesa Pony Baseball league bad asked the city to add their new league to the list of community groups that are granted exemptions from pay- ing user fees to play on fields in city parks. -By nm Grenda • Business and Social • ., .. ...,'"" Offrr-.1rnJV--.u • Custom Imprinting • Large Selection of Party Invitations and Specialty Papers 11c~a-co•r l>~P~C~ 103 E. 17th St C.osta ~ CMwr-f~ Wial o-.,'1 Mon-Fri: 8-7, Sat 9-5 548-0700 Kodak Film SALE 35 mm FILM FOR COLOR PRINTS 200 Film.. 3-pack RB13S-24-3 $13.8'S l CONTINUED FROM 1 Born in San Bernardino, Mr. Fertig graduated from USC with a degree in public administration. He served as a Huntington Park police officer for 36 years, 20 of which he spent as chief. He also headed the California Peace Officers Association and belonged to the Elks and the Shrine for 50 years. Mr. Fertig retired in 1976 and became a year-round resident of Balboa, where he and his wife had owned a summer home since 1951 Neighbors knew him as CLAIM CONTINUED FROM 1 other occupants -Amanda Arthur, 18: Daniel Townsend, 181 Kevy McNeW, 17; and William Watson, 18 -filed claims last week alleging sharp curves and a water-slick road from d ty sprin- klers contributed to the crash. The d esignated driver, 18- year-old Jason Rausch, faces charges of felony vehicular man.slaughter and misdemeanor reek.less driving. Police say he •'Jbe Chief,. the guy who zipped around the penJmula in a black aJld silver golf cart. During b1I retirement, he took up a MCODd career u manhal of the Newport Beach Country Club, working for lifelong friend Porrest Smith. He WU alJO well-known in USC circles u a die-hard 'D'ojan fan -and b1I IOD, Craig, WU quarterback for the school'• con- 1erence championship team in 1964. His grandson WU also a well-known USC quarterback and went OD to play for the Raiders in the NPL. friend Paul Salata, a former professional football player and loyal USC tan. said Mr. Fertig would be sotely mtssed. was speeding but allege no alco- hol use again.It him. Members of the Newport Beach City Council de.nounced the claims tbit w*, saying the parties are seeking money from tu-paying Mend.I and neighbors, while callers and letter writers to the Daily Pilot expressed outrage and betrayal. Critics noted the Blazer was overloaded;-and some of the occupants bad been drink- ing. And some of the acddent vic- tims have said they believe Rausch should take responslbility for the aash, because he wu the designated driver. •He WU a happy~~ guy wbo could mis per•Ml!ltY wttb the law," Salata said. He II survived by bis wUe ot 58 yean, Vlrginia1 IOD, Craig; daughter, 'Dudi; grandchildren. "D'ad Grove, Mark Fertig, Mari- DOYU:h and Jennifer Pertig1 and two great-grandchildren. Katie and Phillip Grove. . . Memorial services are sched- uled for 1 p.m . Thursday at the Newport Beach E1kt Club, 3456 Via Oporto. Donations ln hi.a name may be sent to The Chief's USC Memodal Pund.. Attention: Dolores Bladtwell, c/o USC Ath- letic Department, Heritage Hall, University of South~ Califor- nia. Vickie Bridgman, Donnie's mother, said the claim was intended to preserve her family's rights tn the event the dty is found liable. By ltate Jaw, a claim D1Ult be med wtttdll m montbl ol an acddent and ii a precondition ol a dvfl suit. Vickie BrldgmaD said she found IGIDe of the recent atUdiim "cruel and inleolittve." . ·111e (pulengenJ made ltU· pkl mWatM like giving teyB to JUOD b.ulch,.~ she tald.. "But they didn't deserve what bap- p8ned to them. elp8daDy my son. He didn't delerve to die.• CoundlwCllDUl Nonna Glover, Who chain tbe dty's airport oom- mittee, said the paycbecb tp Gov- ernment Solutlont would pay oil m the long run. •'Jbe..abport probably woo't be built for a decade,• she said. •Polftidans who want an instant fix are going to be frulerated. • Glover said the cxmulting team =en Newport exactly what it · ways to awaken dormant community support throughout North County and .., gilt mtonna- tion out to tbe pubic; 8ut • thole goUI change, lbe ~ new aio- sultam will came m boud. • Aa we go into cU&nnt stages, we'll be using difterent comul- tants, • tbe Nkl. ·w.11 be laying out our kmg-term plans.• Newport offid.all have kept their planl well-guarded. saying they fear anti-airport south County dtiel will counter their efforts if they reveal too much. And lately tbey've been retooling their battle plans at an unan- nounced weekend meeting with community leaden and a closed session. Monday morning, Mayor Lunch Available CaJl for Info .. .546-2402 Jan Debey Mid. Dehay Mid tbe weekend meet- ing iDduded •strateg1c peop1e· and three ClOUDdl JJMlllhen - which meam tt didn't lnak Mate open .. IQeettng laww. And this week's doeed 8e:lllol:l WM UD.UIU· ally scheduled fbr a morning imt.elld cl an ~ng a regular cound1 -but an agenda was potted. "Obviously became ol what South County is damg, we don't want to be sJeepmg at tbe IWtk.b. • Debay said. -niey've gotten -so much more rmlttant That's why we have to be so c.areful ab6ut what we make public.• Nonmber I .. ,.,.... Noviember9 MeS&·Artlsts collide . NEWPORT : ·BEACH -Costa : Itfesa High'• boys water polo : team' hosts Laguna ' Beach : tonight at 7:•5 at Newport Har- • bor for the Pacific Coast League : cbamponsblp. Both are •-o in the : PCL. • Mesa is 20-4 overall after : Monday's endeavors at the North : Orange County Tournament at El : Dorado High. : • _ Senior Todd Hylton scored • four goals, while teammates : :Qiad Cleaver and Hunter 1llylor "-fdded two each. as the Mustangs · beat La Habra, 12-5, in the first : round. ; Mesa, which also defeated : Newport Harbor's frosh-soph _ : team. 1~3, in the second round 1 atN~iJ~ed,No, : 6 in Orange County. Hylton had : three goail for the Mustangs in : the second game. . • COSTA MESA -Brad Way- ; man scored six goals to bring bis · season total to 111 and also : recorded a pair of saves to help : the Bstanda High boys water . polo team (17-8) to a 15-9 non- league triumph Tuesday over vis- iting Magnolia. . . ....... .,. ... Cowwty ............ " . eos. ..... 12. lA ..... s (,osta Mesa 2 2 3 5 • 12 1-HM>n 0 2 2 1 · 5 ' ...... Hylton 4, a..wt' 2. ~ 2. Soria 1, GonuJes 1, 'Ttpton 1, Mont· Ootnery 1. SIVtS • 5afMnligo 10: ....... : ' IEnuD\ 1~ ~ IMM I .· ScoNt-rQm:c•• M9gno4~ 2 2 0 5· 9 = ) 6 5 1 . 15 : -tdlt . w.ywnan 6, Hols ), De Wffde 2. Thorpe 2. Graves 1, Senften 1. $lives • Gutman 6. Waym.n 2. . CORONA DEL MAR -You maw ~ 819 falling your Wfl'/ wbm a cWm••• 11>8-! • ~ CNdlt fclr a Jdll tram tb8 beet row, the cue~ Nftlport HUbiior Hlgh'a CandSoe Keyes Tuilday night In the gtds vol- leybell venkJo of Battle ol the Bay. The storied rivalry between the SaDan and Corooa del Mar, repeatedly ftve..game duels· with the Jut team~ dedared the win- ner, hu gone south.~ e way of Newport Harbol' sailing to a 10.match winD1Dg ltNak against the Sea Kings1 dating back to 1992. And followm.g Newport Harbor's 15-7, 15- 13, 15-1 Sea View League sweep over tbe bolt Sea Kings, the Sallon (15-2, 9..0.in league) have a chance to flnilh a league 'campcUign unbeaten for the fourth time in five yean. Newport Harbor, .S-1 in league mce 1993, losing only to Santa Margarita Jut year, scored from evmywhere on the floor in this one, including .the most unHkely of areas. In the crud.al teamd game, Corona del Mar (9-6, 6-3) twice had a seven-point lead, but the Sailors came back and wan. It appeared CdM bad gained momentum on Jordana Havriluk's solo scoring block on Newport's Jennifer Carey to end a Iona rally, giving CdM a 13-6 advantage, but the Sailors' unrelenting defense kept them alive. CdM earned just two sideouts during a Newport Harbor scorlng run that tied the gameL 13-13, a comeback generated by Bren- da Waterman's serving. In the run, Keyes, a Junior, dug a ball in the back row and returned it untouched to the CdM side. The point. kept afloat by Carey's sparkling dig, cut CdM's lead to 13-9, then Newport's Kathy Lavold (nine kills, three blocks) added a kill, the Sea Kings were called for a rotation violation, and Lavold and Aprll Ross each added kills to tie it. 1\vo sideouts later, Ross (18 kills) put t}Je finishing touches on the 1lln' comeback. ·we caught some tire, and we got a couple of key digs,• Newport Harbor Coach Dan Glenn said of the comeback. In the match. Carey had eight kills (lDOltly from set), three solo blocka, an ace and (2 assists. 1'Qsta om added five tms. ~ ~ .. I thoUght we played better than lad-time,• said CdM Coe.ch Steve Conti. whose squad absorbed a 15-?, 15-7, 15-9 defeat in the initial meeting. Havriluk, a senior outside hitter, led CdM with 17 kills, two blocks and an ace, while Sarah Petry had 13 kills. Setter Corre Myer With right combination up front, Sailors are once again pumped about their possibilities. By s.ry Faulkner, Dalt Piiot DON LEACH I OAllY Pl.OT Corona clel Man Brooke Reese (right) cUDlm tbe ball bM:k over the net u N~-Dlll tries to regroup. bad six kills for the Sea Kings, who, like the Sailors, have already clinched a CIP Southern Section Playoff berth. Newport Harbor had no service errors in the first game while racing to a 14-3 ed9e. CdM had five glitches from behind the service line to help the l8rs build their lead. Ross bad six kills in the game and team- mate Marissa Cothran capped the win with a solo block on CdM's Whitney McDonnell,. Havriluk bad eight of her kills in the second game as CdM stormed to its biggest leads of the match. She bad six kills early when the Sea Kings built an 8-3 lead. •1t was just another experience in ow sea- son.• Conti said ot the 18rs' comeback in the second game. •we had an opportunity, but we didn't execute.• Newport Harbor, also led by seniors Moni- ca Bridfe and Laura Wells, started quickly in the third game, but CdM wouldn't die. 1be Tars led 10-3 in the finale, but the Sea Kings pulled to within 12-7 on Dimitra Havriluk's service ace. LONG BEACH -Lcmg Be8d1 State's Miity May, a product ol NewportHalbor High, oaltbrU. a week tbat earned ber tbe ·a. West Player ol tbe Week IMJld and sees her 49en take 09W tbe No. 1 spot in the USA Today/ American Volleyball Coaches Association Poll May, a junior setter, takes ber third Player ot the Week ol Uds season after engineering the t9ers to wins over Cal Poly San Luis Obispo (3..0) and a thlee-9llt victory over No. 14 Hawaii. In the match against Hawaii. she tailled her seamd tripMHtou- ble of the season with 11 tills, U digs and 32 assists while her team bit .505. More importantly, the 49ers gained the nation's highest rank- ing after Penn State diopped Ha first game of the season. a four· set loss at No. 5 Wfsconsin Long Beach State took 40 votes with its 20-1 recmd wbDe the Nittany Uons bad eight votes with its 22-1 mark. Still on the 49ers' slate is No. 6 UC Santa Barbara and NoJ 18 Pacific, both Big West rivals. •• -By Molly Yanity ....,...~. 5 bc»a. " ....... 21 ~ u-. 6 ~ 2S ~ 1dondo,1 melto thlrt. 21 t KUlpir\ )1 Slnd bes. ... ¢I t ~. 2 bollb. l9 englen. 2~4~62Slndb-. 75 KUlpir\ 1 bl.:Jt .. bms ~. ..-.....-.--..... .---- c.m....y·~ ChllP9I • c ICnCIDt "· 3eoo Peclflo View DrM ~·. 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MOTORCYCLES AUTOMOBILES SCOOTERS 8018 _____ _ (C25989) SAVE '95 318 4 door, auto, AJC. only 29k. black/black (A12708) LEXUS MISSION VIEJO 888·88-LEXUS •es HONDA SI! 1500 BMW 9030 -------20th Annlv, Lrntd ed, loaded, leathera, iiiiii!iili~~~iiiii!!~~ CADILLAC helmets. only 5300 ml, ..-•90 BMW 7SOIL liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 9040 S13,500. Financing 146k mllH, gray, new '82 Eldo Bl•rrltz Avall. Call Duncan @ Urea. A bargain at All orlglnal, garagod. Naber• Cadillac 541»100 S10,950 723-0520 mini, only 75k miles Sell your unwanted Items the ea1y wayl To place your claa1lfled ad call 842·5878. Thinking of having a· garage eale? Give us a calll CLASSIFIED 842-5878 $4650 846-3959 Sell your home through classll1ed. 942-5978 '84 5th Avenue•• V-8, 4·Dr Leather. No dents. Orig.. owner. $2500 080 646·1998 FORD 9075 'H MUSTANG CONV 289 V·8. Newley repainted, rechromed. pwr lop, whl w/blue Int. Ong. radio and hidden stereo with remote & Bose spkrs. $13 K 922·5273 '87 FORD VAN ·conv. V-6. NT. PIS. 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