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Home My WebLink About1997-11-07 - Orange Coast Pilot. -- r I Teens to the get training in CPR through Working Together to Save Lives program P aramediCI and firefighters · from Newport Beach and Costa Mesa were at New- port-Harbor Hlgb School on Thurs- day giving students free cardiopul- monary l'elUldtatlon training as part ol the Working Together to Save U.... program. Founded by Costa Mesa ftre.. fighter Val Santo and Pire Depart- ment spokeswoman Donna Hin- shaw, the p!Ogfam teaches students the fundamentals of CPR~ " •One board member says costs could soar as high as $30 million. By Husein Mashni, Daily Abt NEWPORT-MESA -Al- though school repair needs in this dlstrlct have been estimated at about $15 mW.ton, of1idals are · safing the actual ~ could be twice that muC'h. These repairs are a particular stickler at the Newwrt-Mesa dis- trict, where all but one school is more than 30 years old. In terms of technological advances and ·basiC structural IOUDdnea, the dbtrict schools are in need of much repair, offldals said. ·Right now they're saying the deferred maintenance (repair) is going to be about $15 million." said school board member Dana Black. •sut anyone who's been through a remodeling knows that it usually comes out to twice as much as you plan for.• Black said the district could realistically expect the bill to run as high as $20 million to $30 mil- lion. •rm sick of having extra mon- ey having to go to this,• Black said. ·u makes me nuts when I think of how we're funded for deferred maintenanm. • Tbe district receives about $100,000 a year from the state few school repairs. District o(ftciel• have looked at other ways Ol rail- ing the money, including a bond issue or raising parcel taus. In either scenario, the voters in the Newport-Mesa district would have a say in the matter. Board members said an election could come as soon as next summer. ·she's pretty accurate,· said Superintendent Mac Bernd of Black's numbers. •When you start getting in the walls and into asbestos removal, there are so • SEE SCHOOLS PAGE 4 \_ Texas school > ·- board to decide if it wantsBemd • • Arlington Independent district to vote on its new superintendent tonight. By Husein Mashni, Daily Pilot -NEWPORT-MESA-The Arlington Indepen- dent ICb.oo1 board will decide tonight which of four candidates -one CJ( whom is Newport-Mesa Superintendent Mac Bernd - will be its next IChools chief, officials aald. Although their official vote for the next superintendent won't be until Nov. 17, the school board will decide on its preferred candidate this Friday so the board can visit the respective school district on Nov. 12. ~MAR™/ DAl't" Pl.OT Sopbomorel ba Bob Servlm'i Alety echacdon c:1ag at Newport Harbor High School bad a bands-on eS:pe- rteace bi We Mm.g ~ • tbey completed am-boar CPR course that also lnduded lessons on bMcll ldety ad lldall iiDd c:blld dloktng sltuatlom. •All four candidates have been well received,• said Char-M.K Bend lene Robertson, spokeswoman for the Arlington Independent School District. Robertson said it would take a huge mista.lt' by the candidate who is selected Friday to get the board to vote for someone else on Nov. 17. for adults and childran. Santo ~1.lp wltb u. ... qi offering 9tUdmti ~. "'1ich could~ cost~ - 1bgedler with Hlmlbaw, Santio ml· I lied local support and J1dMd 1lbout $.50,000 from group iDdudiDg Calta Mesa Cbamber of eomm..c., Pad& Mutual foundatm, Newport-Mela Sc:bool ~mdatiao and Hoag HQIPi- taL The~ bu been med to buy mannequim, handbooks and other • supplies for studentl' inltNdloo. ·we're doing this for all 10th graders,• Hinshaw said. •we want this program to continue for all future students u well.. With the training, students lecetve a mouthpiece to be used When admiDisteriDg CPR and an ADMnican Heart ASlodation course ~ cerd. Students also iecetft a Heart Aaodation hand- book on CPR. PrOgram apokesm•n Newpcrt Beach MadDe Safety u. Jobn • Blauer said the four-hour program ai.o ~ studenDtbe Emel'• gency techniques for administering CPR to Yidiml with neck and spinal cord injuries. The Working Together to Save 1Jves program WU Wlveiled last May at Costa Mesa and Estancia high schools. It will also be present- ed to the students at the Alternative Educatioa Cent.er and Corona del Mar High School by year's end, . Blauer said. Bernd, the candidate who isn't from Texas, wti the first of the four to be interviewed on Monday. The last superintendent interview was held Thursday, and the board will be malring its ~ limtnary selection by midnight Friday, RoberUOD said. Bernd said Thursday he hasn't heard anytbiDCJ from the Arlington school district about tbe board's interviews or bis ranking. •I, for one, can't make a decision about a ~ tion that hasn't been offered to me yet.• Bernd said. •Whenever an opportunity like this preumta itself, you're always torn between the opportumt;I and the place you're at. I love being here and I love working with the people I'm with.• - NIEWPOllT IEAOt • atECX IT OUT fs wrttt.n ~the staff of the ~ hach Public Ubrary. 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Performances are Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. For tickets, call (800) 34-0PERA. -By fUncy ChMvw .•••.•..........•••...•..•....... ~xperience the arts~with OCC's tribute 'T'heater, dance, art. fllm I and music all will be rep- resented during OCCs week- long Tribute to th~ Arts run- ning through Thursct.y. -One of the hlohllgh1s will be the Student Fllm and Video Festival on Wednesday from 6 to 8 p.m. featuring 10 films that are a represen- tative sample of the work produced by the college's students for past festivals. Some of the projects, such asJonSchnitzer'scornedy •eob Pedcerwood• and Lam Nguyen's •Nostalgic• vtdeo, have had successfuJ runs In film festivals in S.n Diego, Toronto and Chicago. Other films were aeated by students who have gone on to wortc In the Industry. Rk Carter, the force behind •Horror Brunch.• has wortted with David Lynch; and Inga Schumann. wt'°5e •1nstaworld" will be weened Wednesday, ls new a location srout for Gennan production 0'9WS shooting In the American Southwest. Other students are lnwlwd In= fllm prqduc-tion or at bAr _ schoob, sa ~ni.m ... r fUmMdeo depllftrMnt Chair. EOCal drttSt:S USed tart;>t cardsfor tnSptratton ln·creattng works . · to be ~ned off tDntght at Gcillery Paradiso -. . . By Leslie Simmons, Daily Pilot F or centuries, tarot cards have been \lied by for- tunetellen, gypsies and psychics to look into a penon.'s psyche and help abed light· on what the future ID4Y hold. Now, local artists are uStng the influence of a tarot card to create a sped.al ezhibit titled "Pin de Siecle: Another View of the Next,• which Gallery Par- adiso will auction off tonight. The artwork featured for the · live auction was created by local designers and people involved in· the action sports industry, from photographers for Surfer magazine to graphic designers, all with an undedy- ing theme of the tarot card they wern dealt. Their work represents their interpretation and vision of tomorrow. ·on one side, they're not artists -not in the muSeum crowd,• Dana Keene said. •But they really are artists. I think they don't think of themselves as artists, but who knows? We could both be wearing one of their designs .• Some of the work produced include a piece by The Mail- man, a designer for the hot local underground surfwear compa- ny, Volcom. The MaUman wu given the hanged man card, so he created a collage on cardboard with shredded U.S. CUJTency sur- rounding William Katt, the star of the early '80s show •The Greatest American Hero• tn full regalia as the Hanged Man. Other pieces include Dogpile clothing owner Shawn Peter- son's "The Good Son,• a piece he based on the 10 at swords tarot card, and •Here and There,• a piece ~ted by Quibilver designers that fea- tures baJ1 Qf a disco ball and a red Buddha and hangs from the ceiling. Proceeds from the auction . will benefit Share Our Selves (SOS), and the Surfrider Foun- dation, two organizations close to both the gallery owners, Charlie Yoon and Keene, and many of the parttepenti. The benefit exhibition has been put together by Gallety Paradiso and will be curated by . Rose Apocado Jones, a free- l~ce writer who has strong ties with both the local Orange County fashion and designer industry and the action sports industry. Although no monetary goal has been set for the auction, Gallery Paradiso expects at least 200to 300 people to attend. •rd love to walk over to SOS and hand them a big fat check,• Keene said. a.tie Yocm wllkbm lellow owne Daa ICMDe• lbeblml tbe Bwlcla dbco-b911 •• tltled. ·11ere mid • Tlaere. at the GaDmy ~ Paradl.& Inc.ta . Mesa. nae : gallery , wlDMw• b•elt ·ndkmoe "' mtwcn bf:3· loCAl artllla to ndlemcm- eybtbe Sarf Rlder FOunda- ttonand ShueOar Sehelln Costa Mesa. ICM HAGGERTY I DAl.Y Pl.OT The art work will remain OD exhibit unW • Dec. 3 at Gallery:~ Paradilo, 1604 Babcock, Costa Mesa. For more infOI'· • --......au. mation about the · 1650-3690. art auction. call Melba Meore sings Cole P-0i:t0i; And the award-winning performer is celebrating her return from a long, hard joume . By Nancy Cheever, Daily Pilot She's a Tony award-win.Dtng actress and singer who starred in her own television lelies and recorded 1, albums, gamertng two Gnmuny oonrtna-• Uons. She was the ftnt black adresS to play the role of Fanttne In •1.e1 ~blel •• and lhe made her Broedway debut in 1969'1 Clitically acclaimed •ffalr .• But wben Melba Moore-who will appear next week at the Orange County Pwdorming Artl Cmt.er-talb about ha-- .. , it's not about her many suce•• but bar ooce-damaged rep.itatlm and ber ftve- year struggle to gal It back. . Pnm the bgwtt lno c.ountryllde in Oeuwater. ~ Wbiln lbe'I cunmtly J>!lr• close to her allegedly blackballed her from the industry through a series of nllil<n and fable allegatiom. And even though she was issued a gag order by a judge while fighting a court bat- tle, she went to the media to try to resunect her fallen career. •1 bad to fight back.• she said ·1 had notbiog-no theater work. no club work. nothing. 'Ibe belt thing I could do is go to the media and let them 'know I was still around.· Tbe repll'C\llllllO she said. 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KJ~hllw led In fowth quarter o( last two games, lost both to utend ~ losing struk to six. Both t$ms feature the pass, so whichever teem ~ consistent pressure on quar-tefba<X should have the edge. Seor9br~ CostaMesa 0 0 0 0 -0 ·~una Hiiis 6 8 O 8 -22 ~QuarW lH -R. Johnson 21 J>115S from Banning (kldt blocied), 7:.45. , DON UACH I twlY Pl.OT Costa Mesa• Steve Herzog bunows for yardage as a host of Laguna Hilla defenclei'l lacmt la to make tbe lfop tbanUy night • Costa Mesa loses out in battle for Pacific Coast League supremacy with Laguna Hills; winning coach said the margin should have been more. By Bany Faulkner, Daily Pilot MISSION VIEJO -The pro- gram cover identified it as Laguna Hills High vs. Costa Mesa, but perception vs. reality may have been a better title for Thursday night's football show- down for supremacy in the Pacific Coast League, won by Laguna Hills, 22-0, at Mission Viejo High. PercepUoD! The Mustangs (No. 3) were ranked.ahead of the Hawks (No. 5) in the CIP Sou them Section Division VIll poll. Reality: Laguna Hills WU the domtnanl winner Thursday and Hawb Coach Steve Bresnahan expressed postgame frustration that the margin of victory wasn't nearly as much as it should have been. Perceptlon: Costa Mesa, rid- ing a school-record eight-game winning streak and an unprece- dented unbeaten season open- ing, bad the best Mustang team in 38 varsity seasons. Reality: The Mustangs will need a Laguna Hills loss to Aliso ' . ' ·-------- ---- Niguel to gain a share of the PCL title, after blowing its chance to match the 1993 Mus- tangs' outright league crown. the only such jewel in the pro- gram's treasure chest. Perception: Costa Mesa's defense, which had surrendered an Orange County-and Divi- sion VIn-low 30 points through eight games, was impenetrable, particularly via the pass, where they bad amassed 20 intercep- tions. Reality: The Hawks had four drives inside the.Mesa 25-yard line that failed to-pad the score- board and senior quarterback Tommy Banning threw for a season-high 191 yards. •flbe hosts, 8-1, 4-0 in league and ranked No. 7 in the county) are a good football team,• Howell said. after bis Mustangs, ranked No. 9 in the county, fell to 8-1, 3-1. ·we did- n't have the consistency we needed to have on offense and (the Hawks' defense) physically handled our people up front. We got knocked down tonight, everyone does. We'll get anoth- er shot.• Banning, who bit tight end Ryan Johnson for a 21-yard touchdown to open the scoring on the Hawks' fowth offensive play, said the scoreboard told the tale. •This was a huge statement for UI, • Benning Mid. •They were ranked ahead of us in the division, IO we wanted to lbow we were for real and not all talk. Costa Mesa was a lot of talk. I think they thought they were better than they actually were. They're a tough team, but we just beat 'em.• The Mustangs, to their credit, did stand up to the fOUl'-time PCL champions much of the evening, holding county career rushing leader Mike Jones to 71 yards, outside of bis 8()..yard TD sprint with 6:43 left before half- time, which helped put the Hawks up, 14-0. But when Jones, who has col- lected. 580 of bis 6,096 yards in - three seasons against Mesa, was being limited to just three runs of more than 6 yards on bis 23 carries, Benning was finding open receivers. •When it's run, run, run, sometimes our (secondMy) fell asleep,• said Howell, who then acknowledged the Hawks' aeri- al assault could not be solely attributed to bis defense's men- tal breakdowns. •They beat us with speed,• said Howell, who watched tight ends Johnson and Saia Makakaufald run free up the seams of h1s secondary for five catches and 96 yards. Jeff Fischer's 57-yard bomb for an insurance ID on the first play of the fowth quarter was one of h1s two catches, while Banning found Jones deep for 38 yards to the 8, before a Mesa sack foiled the late scoring bid as the first half expired. •The score should have been a heck of a lot more, just in the first half,• Bresnahan said. ·we dropped a touchdown pass and we made a lot of mental mis- takes.• Mesa's best scoring threat ended when a fumble at the 1 was recovered in the end zone by the Hawks with 2:35 left in the game. • Eagles' Dawkins ruShes for 224 yards, 3 TDs; and 3 TDs for Tanielu, too. By Mike Sclacce, Daily PiJot NEWPORT BEACH ... Estancia High celebrated Senior Night 1bunday at Davidson Pield. but everybody got into the a~ as the Eagles ran away from Laguna Beach, 57-15, in Pacific Coast League football action. Senior running back James Dawkins turned in one of bis best performances of the season as he danced and slashed bis way for 224 yards and three touchdowns on 25 carries. •This was a fun night for us,• a smiling Dawkins said at midfield following the game. •1t was an appreciation night for our entire footbell ,program, and I'm just glad the seniors had a big night. Everybody on this team con- tributed to this win.. Several Estancia seniors bad memorable games, including tight end/linebacker Andy Gali- cia, whose first-quarter intercep- tion led to Dawkinl' --?-yard touchdown run. He also bad the Eagles' lone pass reception of the night. Safety Matthew Barnard bad a fourth-quarter interception. and defensive lineman Manuel Dimas had a sack and continually pres- sured. Artist quarterback Ryan Schissler out of the backfield. Yet for all the senior hoopla, it was junior Manu Tanielu who stole the show in the first half. Tanielu rushed for three touch- downs and gained 126 yards of bis 142 (on 10 carries) in the opening half. A 4-4-yard nm for an apparent ro was called back. •we played real well tonight, and our (running) backs ran the ball hard,• Estancia Coach John Uebengood said. •1t was nice that everyone got the chance to play and overall, it was a pretty good football game for our team.• Winless Laguna Beach (0-9, 0-4) stunned Bstanda early by taking the game's opening pos- session 55 yards for the score. One play after Es'tanci.a came right back to take an 8-6 lead on 'Imlielu's 15-yard touchdown run and Dawkins' tw.o-paint conver- sion run. Schissler teamed up with Matt Hellewell on a 76-yard touchdown pass, the play giving the Artists one last lead at 12-8. But from there, it was all Estancia (3~1. 1-3). gam.e, we said. By Molly ,Yanity, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Senior Nina Vaugh- an has bad an incredible high school tennis career and the scary thing is -she's not quite done. again.st Thursday's first opponent. SUMnna Ungman, a freshman out of Woodbridge who had topped Vaughan twice this season. Llng- man stole the first set EH, but wore down under Vaughan's tennis smarts. Nadia. who knew that her teunQll'te and rival on this day was "'a little sick.• IUlhed to her side ali(l was swabbing her forehead with a damp cloth. In the doubles showdown, Woodbridge's Adriana Hockicko and Danielle Hustedt upset Newport Harbor's Audra Adams and Kristen Case, 6-3, 6-2. Nina, who is bound for Notre Dame in the fall. had to meet her sister, Nadia, in the Coro- na del Mar-decorated Sea View League final at Balboa Bay Club Racquet Club with the elder coming out ahead, 6-0, 6-2. "It was a matter of figuring out her game. Nina's a winner when it comes to three sets. Theie's a lot of pressure wtth just one, but with three, she's been there before,• Mang Mid of his No. 3 seed. The Adams-Case duo had topped another W~bridge tandem, Michel.le Stiefel and Natalie Mitton. 6-2, 5-7, 6-1 in tbe semis. •we really don't plw each other too much. Mang said that Vaughan took some pace off her strokes and that Ungman is most eff ec- ttve against power hitters. •Tuey auised." Sanots' Coach Fletcher Olson said of the semifinal. "The tennis was great. but (Hocldcko and Hustedt) are just too tough. They're awesome." Another pair represented Harbor in the final four, Brooke Taylor and Erica Nelson, but they fell in the semis to the eventual league champs, then dropped the third-place game to Stiefel and Mitton in a 0-6, 7-5, 1-6 battle. "It was a matter of me settling in. We both really like hard, fast balls, waist-high,• Vaughan said. "I had to be smarter and I think my experience pulled me through.• We don't really like fo because we're both really competitive,• Nina said. ·But we were laughing the whole time and had a lot of fun. I was really proud ot (Nadia), how she played and how she handled it." COM Coach Tim Mang said that the elder sister was just on a roll and probably couldn't have been stopped by anybody. "Nina was · really on and just continued from the (semifinal) match," Mang said. •They were having fun out there, making comments back and forth and cracking little jokes." In the other semifinal match, another Sea Queen showdown, top-seeded Caylan Leslie, a fmshman, battled the younger Vaughan. No. 4. Nadia Vaughan scrambled out to a 6-4, 3-2 lead when Mang heard Les.lie wheezing from three rows up in the bleacher. •1 ran down and knew she shouldn't have played," he said. Leslie retired and was rushed to Hoag Hospital as she passed out when Mang got to the court. "I think she bad walking pneumonia," he said. • 1!standa Hlgh'• lone representatives tluit advanced to the Pacific Coast ~gue quar- terlinals fell Thursday at University High as the Eagles' doubles team of Sayori Tsuji and Hillary Hirtler were ousted from play by Lagu- na Beach's Terry-McMann, 6-3, 6-7, 6-3. Nina's The elder Vaughan got rolling n singles play, Costa Mesa's Kristin Chisholm was eliminated in the semifinals by No. 1 seed Jessica Prost, 6-6, 6-1. Chlsholm bows out with a 24-7 record. ONE F.OR .TH:E ROAD COSTA MESA -Estancia High's Brad Wayman capped off his prep career with a two-goal per- formance to bring his sea.son total to 113 -five short of the school record -as University topped the Eagles, 13-3, in Pacific Coast League water polo action. Orange Coast women's soccer team duels Cypress tonight for OEC title. By Molly Yanity, Daily Pilot Riding a 12-game streak in which they have not lost a game isn't nearly enough for the women on the Orange Coast College soccer team. A season that has seen the Pirates sacrifice just two goals in Orange Empire Conference play isn't enough. The season. carrying with it many accomplish- ments, has come down to one. game. And winning that game -tonight'• showdown with Cypress at Cal State Pullerton's ntan Stadium (7:30)-will be enough ... for now. The Pirates have a 9-0-1 OEC record, as Cypress owns an 8-0-1 mark. 1be "ones" tacke4 onto the end of both their marks came at the hands of each other - a scoreless tie in Costa Mesa Oct. t•. ·1 thought our tint game with them was an out- standing example of how good community college women's soccer can be," OCC'1 Coach Barbara Bond.-ld. "It wu well-~yeci and clean. It wasn't what we've ClOllDe to ezp8d from them." ™ Cout.cypreu rivalry bas been one in exis- tence lince the programs adopted the sport. one that bas seen the Chargen get the upper hand on the Bucs. "'The fact that it ii Cypress puts a little more on the line," Bond said. Cypress eliminated Bond's 1996 squad in ·the Southern California Regional finals to advance to the state tournament. The season before, it was the same scenario as the Chargers opened the out door for the Bucs in the Regional title game. But, Bond owns a State Championship (from 1989) while Cypress is in se4Tch of its first. •Cypress has been productive on offense and our defense as a unit has to be good," Bond said.. •Of course, on the offensive line, I'd love to have any- body put it in the net, but if I was to have someone (step up} it would ideally be our keeper and sweep- er." In the two teams' first meeting of the season, Coast's goalkeeper Kim Rudloff (Fountain Valley) and sweeper Jessica Schroeder (Costa Mesa), who usually plays forward, squelched several Charger attacks. Bond said that it is probable that Schroeder will return to the sweeper spot Friday. "I'd like to see a dean. fair game like last time,• Bond said. •rd just like to see us outscore them." Sophomore midfielder Megan Waters, a sopho- more out of Huntington Beach, bas been on fire of late _canning three g~ and adding an assist in Tuesdays win over Riverside Qty. • •we need a better performance from the team as a whole,• Bond said comparing her unit's play in the tie to wtiat it will need to notch a win. "I would hope we can walk out of there Prlday knowing we gave our best effort. There'• a lot riding on this game for us.• The Eagles finish the season at 17-9 with a 1-+ PCL mark. '-ctfkC... ....... ._._,. ,,, l:nMaA J University 4 3 3 3 • 13 EsUnd.11 1 0 0 2 . 3 &tMda · Wflf'Nn 2. 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