HomeMy WebLinkAbout1993-10-04 - Orange Coast Pilotn
• a-es:
-1 tall ol
two cmes
..,. Costa Mesa projects
cost of about $2,800 for
upcoming conference.
Newport's tab expected
to run more than $6,500.
By Mamie Mcleod and ~ Heitz.
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NEWPORT-MESA -Costa
Mesa seems to be keeping a close
eye O!l the pocketbook, while
Newport Beach docsn 't seem to be
rued by. the ti~t economic cli-
mate u the nc11hborinJ mun1c1-
paJitics prepare for the Le1gue or
California Otics cooference in San
Francisco laler this mOnth. ·
So far; Costa Mesa has pro-
jected they will spend about $2,800
and Newport Beach expects to
spend more than S6.SOO for the
rwo-cby/three-niaht conference the
weekend of Oct. 16-19.
Costa Mesa city officials soid
there will be four members reprc· ·
scntina the city at the statewide
convention at Moscone Center.
Mayor Sandy Genis, Council-
woman Maty Hornbuckle, Bill
Mortis.. director of public works.
and St~ Hayman, d irector or
pcnonncl services.
Oty Manager AJlan Roeder and
City Attorney Tom Kathe, who
traditionally have attended the
conference. are not goin1 in order
to send Morris and Ha)man, who
have been d«apted by the coun-
ty chapter of the lequc to repre-
sent the area on 'tatewidc policy
committees.
"They were actually appointed
last year for tWO-}W terms," Roe-
der said:"I felt 1tron1ly that they
should honor those commitments."
AJI totaled with three ni&ht ac-
commodations. three airf arcs, -
HombucltJe is driving -confer·
encc re1istr1tion anti daily meal
limits not to exceed $40, the city
cxpccu to s.pend S2. 793. Roeder
said two council members will st~
at the Ma ain Hotel d two
have rcservatio e 10
Plan -both moderately priced
hotels in the area. •
'11\ere was a time in the city's
history, many yean past. when we '
sent quite a number of people and
See EXPENSES/4
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The ~on U>p cA P-ae 1
is by Colla MesA aJtisl Georp
Tapley. FU lnformlidon on #
origil\al ~ndnp, call 722-6535. •
BUSlNESS FAX 631·5902 .
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~RED 642-5678
RETAIL ADS 642-4321"
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cny council
will debat~ ·
le~sibilhY of ·
tower signs
~ Virgin Retail group
wants to put the company's
namesake in giant red neon
letters on Triangle Square.
By Day d Heitz SI.aft wrw
COSTA MESA -ThC Cit}
C.ounc1I \o\111 d~~ tom t v.heth·
tr to all<>.,... three large .. Virgins"
10 hght up Tn3ngle Square.
\ irgin Ret31I group. p3rt of Ra·
ch.mJ Dri~n·s London·ba..cd en·
tcrtainme~t conglomerate, .,...:uns
10 put the comp3n~ \ name~t..e Ill
giant red neon lcuer!> on the '>hop-
ping c~ntcr'> tov.er .
' ~ ._o.1., Nao
The Planning Comn11~:.1on :i ·
prU\cd a slgn.ige p:.d.3'£c: la~l
month that·~ far tamer than v.h:u
de\clopcr\ of the ~.,.000-~uare·
foot V1rg1n Megj,ture v.ould ht..e
to see The' h:ivc ;ippc--.skJ the
comm1i.i.1on s Jec1'>11.. 11 ''-' the coun·
c1l.
Virg'u1 officaab \\lint tu . i.1gn
three ~ide\ of the 1ov.cr "'llh a
"V" that's ne .. r1' \ fe~t l•tll and a
"G" th:lt ... uctch1..' a1..r.,•i.' b Ccct ..
The a\eragc height of :ill the let-
Two wlunteers utiliie a canoe to pick up trash from the water during the annual cJeaning' of Upper Newport Bay.
• . ' ~A cleansing experience . .
ters i'> :ibollt 31 '1 feet .
The cornml'~ron. tn l..ec:pmg
\loath the Plannm~ Departrncnl's
rccommcndat1on. \Otc:J -~-0 to
limit the J\er3ge height 01 the lc:t·
ters to ~' anche), further requinng
th.:u no lc:tter -.h:ill be brgcr chan
42 an .. he'
From plastic bottles to a postal sewite mailb.ox, Back Bay volunteers put trash in its proper place
By 01Vld Htltz. sun ~
T ossed a"'a) by careless htterbup. tM
prbaic finds iu way to t,l\c street,
the storm dr:i1n and -e\entually -
Upper Ne.,.-port &y.
• Plo.stic bo11lcs, aerosol can . Styrofoam
packaging and other dcbns e\entually
a>mC$ to rest in Nev.port's prized bay,
messing up :in otherwise picturesque area
that's home to endangered w1ldhfc and o
peaceful retreat for :i ll of.Orange County.
On S:iturday, about 2.000 of )'Our
neighbors pitched 1n to clean up the bay.
pulling out thousands of pound\ of trash. -
Including G U.S. P<»tal Service: maalbo"(.
.. 'Couches have been foulld, wn\hing
machines ... nn engine bloc .. wa-;, seen on
one of the blnnds.'' s:iid P.itty Huber,
organizer for the onnual cleaning of Upper
)llewport 83y and a v-oluntccr n:iturah!tt for
tM O~ngc County Department of·
Harbors, Bcache) and Pai:ks
She S3id the m:ulbo~ which didn't h:i'e
,.,.,, tor dollars
,
any mail in it. was by far the most unu)u:il
piece of refuse pluc~ed from the b:ay. "I
. have no !dea bow it got there."
Orpna:t:~ won'T know for a couple o(
"'eeks exactly how much trash v.as
collected, but they ~ct the record
number of p•rt1c1p:ints "ill beat l:lst year's
total of 48,000 pounds of g:1rb3gc and
tt,000 pounds of reC)clablc).
"l thinl. it hurts people's e)es, and I
1hink that's probably "'hy "'e get such a
huge turnout," Huber said. "Marine debris
is.sues arc ju!>t now being rncklcd. and l
think it's nn issue that people arc becoming
more aware of."
The nrmy o f custodi.ins combed the hay
• w11h pitchforks and rakes, some geuang
dO\.\ n and dirty ond "'ading IOIO deep \\ atcr
JUSt to retric\~ a f ritos bag
They inventoried their collec11uns on
C3rds that will be .used to determine the
source oJ b:iy trash. lt also "'111 help
cn,ironmcntal groups tabulate )ta11rno
See CLEANUP 4
Volunteer Ron Stark of Costa Mesa
Comm1 toner. :il'o .•. :11J -the\
don't hcl1t'\C a ~ i;n sho • l face
l"e"' port Boule' nJ ~;:-au'C ·palm.
trees m3:.l the to.,.,cr :rnJ chc: ''2"
'40uld m:ilc thing:. l\)\)l d1.:11cred·
'"The trc:c: v.uulJ Qhl11c:r.1t;:: 1he
''~"' • said C.1101 PriXtOT . .t'~,1-
Jtc pl.inner for the .:at)
\ 1r~in otlh:1JI'> hope the " 'un"1l
v. all C.11'.c: i:I different '1c" ..\' 3
major tcn:int 1n the Sll!J ,.. Ilion
'hopping ~enter. 1hc) ""ntc:nJ
their requ~·,1\ uc not unrc:a'>(1n·
.1llk, The) h;.a .. c a~Jc:cJ tu l.{rop
the v.ord · MegasH:>rc· lrom the
tu1o>.er ~1gn' Ill m:alc th m ,m:illcr
as isled in the Bad. bay de.in-up effort,
Uul Cit) ~talf and the: plann1n~
.omm1''1"m contend th~ h.lv.cr
'ICn,, ;,., pHl~·hcd: 'll>OulJ be O\Cr·
"hclmrn~ :ind detract lrom the
builJrni:\ ~kd11err:anc3n archatc:c-
turc:
\ 1rg1n pl:aru to open huge
See SIGNS 4
W goo ilose of support,
·cancer patient finds hope
Lymphatic
cancer
victim's
sponsors
have raised
-$30,000 for
treatment.
·1 am lucky
because I
have such a
gr~at support
system ... ·
says Cheryl
Glenane.
Bc:11.h to h(lp I' 1th
•r~:umcnt and e'rcn c~
Uut within a couple af
month : her doct4' r' ii
H founJ anothi.:r
Mind· over matter: The . secret to· staying young
A youthful spirit isn't packaged in a
jar -or sold off the racks. It can't
be achieved by lifting wcigh\S, or
munching 'atamins. It's an exuberant inner .
spark that endures a lifetime. Achievers
NlllCY
Mc*llJN
59 and
Holding
wouldn't dream of wasting
precious years growing
old
There's·a remarkable
group of ageless wonders
who p.1y no heed to
tametablc\, birth
cer11ficates, mirrors,
wrinkle\ -or other
conven11onal markers of
tame. Whale the rest of us
rely on face lifts and
hpo?.uct1on to stay young.
these dauntle~ spirits take
a different tack. They
don't fight age -they
totally ignore 11 Agaog is rcgnrdcd as an
OC"Ca!>aonal intrusion to he brushed aside
like a pe!>ky humble bee.
This free-wheeling philosophy is not
1--+-without rc?.tractioru.. Lt's partinlly
dependent on J cooperative body. Not
perfect. but sufficiently reliable not to
throw a tantrum when you're off on a high
adventure. Whatever the passionate
pursuit, no one can af'ord an
unpredictable chassis that leaves them ou t
on a limb, or up a creek.
This problem is solved by an ingenious
deception, the theory being if your body
doesn't know how old it is, it's more likely
to keep pace with a demanding lifestyle.
This makes sense. What limbs in their
· right mind would consent to making a
free-fall parachute Jump if they knew the>
were senior citizens?
This formula.for staying young and agile
works amazingly well. An admirable
example were the 90-yenr old legs of Hilda
Crooks who climbed Mount Whitney.
Obviously her underpinning~ a umed they
were decades younger, and Hilda was not
about to level with them. She didn't bound
up 1he mountain. but with rest stops nlong
the way she reached the top, with a arin
on her face 11s wide ns her backpack.
Every year a trio of determined old
gentlemen run in the Boston Marathon, n
challenslna-.26..mile C.OUl'.ie for ~ny age, let
• alQne nonagenarian~. While their footwock
is slow, they always manage to .cross the
fani!>h line. One m:in i\ an ardeni ballroom
dance r whu !iii.co; to celebrate the rncl! with
a party where he can \how o ff has tango
skills.
How about a recent report on n
7:?-year-otd lady "ho plans to s.11t across
the Pacific? At an age mo~t lathes urc
tolling an their Jacuzzis. she's brnvrng an
ocean. At lcJst she won't have any marital
side-scat dmer ordering her to make a
sharp lc:ft at the ne\t cross current.
One of the "orld's oldest surfer) who
li\-cs in California as :-mother free,
unicthercd soul "ho secs no reason to give
up his favorite sport for 3 mere tri\ aahty
like age. This octogenarian master of the
board can hang ien with the bc~t of them.
Consider alo;o the lawyers and docrof'S
s1rll vigoro05ly puriuing their careers while
their contemporaries arc little old folks
flaked out on their rcclincn.
While the allusive spark of yourh doesn't
show up on a CAT Scan, it keeps you
banging away.Jonger than .that pink rabbit
on the Energizer battery.
Nancy Mclnt1rr's colum• •P~•n ~ruy
Monday.
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CITYSIDE .
Police seek clue• tonowtng then of bike·
COSTA MESA -Police arc looL.1ng for clues thJt \\Ill help
them tract Jown a Sl ,160 police bu.:) le that \HI) \lolcn Fradll)
T"o officer?. \\ere re: ponding lo .1 no1'!1C ~·dmpl.11nt near a
de~rted ;\llcy \hOrll) before 7 p.m on the 100 bhxL. or East 18th
Street. ·
One of the bale • wh ich \\C:rc not loclc:d but "ere nc:ar tho ·
oHicc:rs, wa'I gone when offic~r".t returned tu them ri\e minute\
after an?.'IA.enng the call.
The biC)clc, one of four d\1natcd to the Police Dep.irtmc:nt l;i~t
)Car by a group of re idents 1.1nd buc,ine O\\ne r,, I!> i bl.1ek. and
white Raleigh an mint conJ1t1on.
Anyone "ith informa11on about the )tulen bale 1i. a \;ed to call
154-5281.
cart• •bowroolJI moves to larger QUll'ters
CORONA DEL MAR -After :?l'! )C:m :at it~ prc~nt Corona
de! Mar loc-ataon, the Chuck Jone) howroom h, fllO\'in• to brgcJ'
qu:r~rs 11 mite )()ulh on Coa'it I lagh\\3).
Fca1urin1 "smc-of·the-art" hgh1111g :ind '1dco technology 10
how off the Jeacndary Warner Uro\ 'toon director's animation
eel , the new howroom a1 36J6 I::. Co~bl Hwy .. CdM, 1 c\pcctcd
to open later thi!> month.
Othcr-conoon arti~ts included at the gullcry are Fraz Frctcng.
Mike Peters and Don Oluth.
Spcakin& of Chuck Jone~. ha daughter l 11.ula Jone • whose
Costa Mua farm sell anim:itton art, proJuction ccl5.., oniinnl
tnim:ltion dra-Mnpirnd lie\rlpturc , wilt d1\plly her Orl\\Orkfit--
Ancxpo California Oct. 9-10 ut the Anaheim Convention Center.
-By lltr Dally l'ilot -. -
IPOUCI LOG .
conAMUA
S nur .1uma.. aac.cm ST\1..&
-...._. V ..... tbe New York City
. police .,,._... fcalured in our
W.1kelld eclitba_ motored the ocher day from
0... del Mar to dowacown Los Anae
wills hil mother, J ...
. "II dcstinatioa, lberc wu nary a
111111
ended with the 1ppc1ra.nce of an LAPO' • from P111y Wdbtr ot N~rt 8c
parkina enrorcemcnt oCfkel'.. The chitlr.zy .. After reading about your tour of the
c~•p chickened, and couldn't wajt to flee the uhra·cxd&Uivc N~rt Harbor Yadu Oub,
Jeenc. · . I wonder if you've been invited to ~c.ome a
End of saga. Jau1 another arippins tile of member." · •
life on the crimc·wracked trtttl of 1 tenso (Not )'Ct. Pauy, but I haven't ct\ecked
metropoU . today's mail. II doesn't look hopeful, thoup .
Hoppi~, the only thin& that expired was l ~den.land that invit«s mu t be .u"der SS.
the meter. . and own a decent boat. Hhmmm. wonder ir ·
Cl--~-------Jt~h~cre arc •in' other remiction)?) • From R•n c. llll• o! Crirona del Mar:
IWIAY
I I Mu:rt C: How eo
Dctcrmiac ud Select • IJUtliAC:•
Oppon~fttfJ." 1 free &
P'OIDJft ~ ~ the 8 !>Mlopecm DMsioe ol tM
cwport UarbOf A.tee Q.ambu ol
CommcfCC &ad the n,,on ktctl
P\d>Uc Library, I take plaa at
t c-pon <:tnt.er lll>'al'Y· Cati
1hc hbmy at 644-,31 °' 90"
Cb mbet llf'729--WOO for~
informaciOn.
nl•B•AY
tAJUAN IEllG£SO. : Mvu
BcraclOO t l'IDllcRi.-~f
co benefit chc boa Yac:hc Oub'1
par\ifta •pace. But fortU-Oc
&mi ..... anct_a mo1ori5t was .
abojt lO pull out. Even 11e1~er luck. ihcre was 1ime
remainina on the meter.
8u1, instead or boarding
DlQUIRISG MJNDS WAN A KNOW -I'm callina from my car phone, iOmcwherc in
• You can't I.corn if )OU don't ask questions. so the (cxplet1vc) juns.lcs or Mariner's Mile, and rm ~:appy to respond to these wmcwhal I'm madder 'n hell. What's with all 1his Wi_DMUDAY JuAior Sa111oa rosram at tbe ctlib . ·
at 12.45 p.m. 8cfld00 tnll be
spcUl on Women ia Politics.. his Cir, the sent .
approached the p enger
side of the Venezia vehicle
and demanded SO cents. He
aaid that v.-u for the ·
haJr-hour remainina on th5
meter. r-"'
Jean, a oicc lady,
prompsly obli&ed. But
Serccant Bob, notin1 that it
was ilJepJ to sub-let public
space, demand~d that the money be
returned'. Fwna a cop-like tare at the rt}ln.
he said, "You should be :utwncd or
yourself."
The man wasn't ashamed. He handed ·back
the coins, but n~. "Now you don't get the
space. l'U Jive it to someone else."
.Well, two can play at that aame. Sergeant
Bob pulled his car a_lonpide, blacking any
anempt at dep:artu~. and said, "OK, let's '
spend the afternoon together, just like this."
Owic Cdnfrontation. The stalemate finally
RMOOL LUNCHU
curio\J.$ readers: · (expletive) traffic foul-up? Wh:u are they
• From Marllya Jacobsola of lla1bo3 • diggina now'! I was supposed to be at Ho:ai
.blond: "I read that luxury-loving Danlcl . Hospital 20 minutes ago1 and I'm sull trying Htm~n•z..thc ex-socialite Yrho keeps g~na . to brc:tk free. How d'ya get out of lhii
tray, has now been tethered with an (expletive) mess?"
electronic 'bracelet,' pendina his sentencing. (Simmer oowo, sir, and watcl\ your
I'm dying to learn more details.'~ sewer-like language. Instead of phoning me,
(Hang in there, Marilyn. I'm stilJ checking call an ambulance. And JUSt leave your cu
1 rumor that it's a IOlid Sold bracelet, there on Coast Highwa_y -nobody will
encrusted with diamonds and other precious notice. Incidentally, I hear t~ workers
ge~ especially desipd by Tiffany's. As for may be digging for Stephen Wagner·~ buried
the tether, it's reportedly fashioned or solid treasure.)
gold chain.) -• From bandlcadcr Bany Colt : "Well, as
• Frum JoanM Baur of Cat.ta Mesa: )'OU may ha"-e nuliccJ, I've had some
"Since you enjoy cq>lorina neighborhoods, cxpensi\.'C facial reconstruction done in an
how about crossing the street (Superior effort to appear younger. Give me your
Avenue) on your frequent visits to 1he Share honest appraisal."
Our Selves center. There's an exotic ~Good grief, Barry, you misundenlood the
adventure awaiting at our tribal art shop, . suggestion I made months ogo. Whnt I said
Timbuktu. was that ~me serious musicians should
(Let's do lunch there, Marilyn. Unless, of lighten up -nol t~hlen up.)
course, the tribes or Timbuktu practice Jury Kobrin's column nms M onday and
cann.'bahsm.) H'ednrsdaJ.
CONSEllVATJON DEBATE: Speak
Up Ncwpon v.111 bolt a prm and
cons debate on lhc ments of the
as.scumcnt di.strtct 9dvbory \IQCe to
purchase tbc Ncwporter North and
Calta'"'.l)t propcrtics front the
Irvine Co. Call 542-4226.
MEMBERSHIP LUNCHEON: Tbc
Carmen ~peer of the
Gullds-Oran,e County Pcrfonnt"I
Arts Center v.iU hold its annua.I
membership luochcon at the
Center Oub bcJinruns at l l:lO
a.m. For more infonnataon or to
niUc rcKl'\'ation~ call 542402 or
SS1-6S45.
WALKJNG TOl..RS: The
Commicccc 10 Prcsc~c Ca.st•'*•>"
and Ncwponcr NortlVYcs on
Measure A ""'II ha"e 111;ccli.ly
walkm& aoucs of Newportcr North
through the monch of October The
toun will begin 1l 5 p m. and hm
un til 6.30 pm. P.!ea.se call 645-6632
for more 1nfoun:mon.
:the COil ' SlS. C.11673-lSlS. .,
co. ·scaVANCY 0£1AT£: Sbcxi.ld
the Ory oC Newport Bach )
n."SMicnlS and businc:llCS &O fiuncc
the purchas.c Of Ncwponcr Nortb
and Castaways lO prcat~ Wt
land as opco space park bod? The
debate as Cree and 1poo.90rcd by tbe c.oroo.a dcl Mar Resldccu
Associaoon. Members and pesu
are inwed and '" ~raced to bnna qucstiom.. P1e.c0ntact
Debra AJlcn at SSS-6991 for mote
1nforma.liod.
IATVRDAY
WALKJ.M~ TOURS: Fncnch of
Nc111;1>0rt Ba)' wrll conduct thCJr
first walkJna tour or I.he 5Cuon
11anan1 at 9 a.m. The Upper 81y
1ours bc&m near the mters.c:ctlOft of
East BluU Drive and Back Bay
Road and lau t S m1nutci The last
lour lcaVC1 11 IC> IS am
Wanna place a classUied ad? Cal~ our class111 ed advertising department at 642-5678.
~ Newport-Mesa Elementary
school lunch menu
Mond.iy.:.. Chinese egg roli'or chccse piua, crisp green salad
with choo:e of dressing. pineapple in juice, milk.
- -TuesCby-Brunch for Lunch Pancake and saus.1.gc. spud
buds, grape JUtee, cling peaches, milk. ·
Wednescby-Corn d~ or ch~ ptZZa, celery stid' \Y1lh
peanut butter dip, pears in light syrup, milk.
Thursd~y -tuJian spaghetti with French bread 01 cheese
pizza, whole kernel corn, apptesauce, millc.
Friday -Turkey in gravy over whipped potatoes or cheese
ptZ.Za, garden salad, mixed fruit, cheese cracl..ers, milk.
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• NeW Doors • Crown ~ding
• New Ora\¥ers •Counter Tops
• European Hinges •Much more
Let dw ~ beocJ" ~ 'f04ll ~ wlCtl
N&HJfe Kitchen Com.,.ny
1 aoo a79-J717
CAI roN f0t a frtt ~ c~
Pleaae 4'ola IJs
For Ohmer .
Laneh.or
Weekendllrmaeh
SaballrlO • s was Of\WlllY bnted
11 CtllaQo aner °" '* ~ bbmlyrqebtufarrws '*' Salsage fJom Pallm>, wt
In fl 1930's.
Today, tis SOOS & pldscl1
C:crOlJe m pnMde a~
mn d--* lt*l tood
~ fresh daily .., seasoned
with 5 gerniollS d -Jllde.
F0t Resenltilas Cllt
723-0821
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been elected president of the K.lwult Club ot Corou dd
Mar. while Kt• DUiey was elected prcsidtnt of tho C..ca
Mna Kiwanis Cub. Mills is rcpl cing JI• OkkinJOn, v.hOiC tenu1
expired Sept. 30. Serving wit h Mills arc Phil St•IUnbura, prcsi-rll!"----dcnt-c1¢c1; Cal Wallatt. lf'ffSure~ Dew Tn·-
cbt, secretary.
Diiiey is replacing John J.1tzpatrkk at the
helm of the Costa )1Ha KJwanls Club. Serving
with OiJlcy arc Chartu Markel, who will serve as
club trca urcr, and Rick Johnson as secretary.
Kurt Sttlln'tr was n:imcd "Kiwanian or the
Year" by Kiwanis Lt. Governor-elect Nohn New:
/ comb. who installed the new Costa Mesa officers. r-.,-......;~ 0
.Ill WELCOME TO TH£ WORLD OF SERVICE Ill ... CLUBS -Mlan S. Aaall, retail florist and au· ·
thor A.-Pardoe McG.reaor, both new memben or
the N~rt-Jn·lnc Rot~ Club.
The ~tub or Newport Harbor is of·
fering the Entertainment '94 books for sale as a club f und-r:iiscr
according to John Wln&er. The booli; features two-for-one: meal at
many area restaurants, plus discounts on airlines, hotels, car rent·
als and on and oo. To purchase a copy call Winger at 548-0848.
Service
Clubs
0
The Newport-Balboa Rotary Club hns named its annual Sep·
tcmbcr Golf Tournament the "General Len Fribourg Golf Tour·
nament" in memory of past club president and avid golfer Lt'o-
nanl Fribourg. The tournament, held at the Newport Beach
Country Club, where Fribourg was a mcmb,cr, f.caturcs compcti·
tion between members of the Ncwport·Bnlbon Club, the Ncwport-
lrvlnt and Newport Ueach unrisc Ro(P.ry Clubs.
0
MEl:.1 1NG ANO PROGRAM . TlltS \\EEK
You arc welcome to vi'>1 t a scT\ice club th1:. \\l.'eL., to hcJr n pro-
gram of interest to you, to learn more about the clubs activities or
to get involved 1n seT\ ice to your community.
TUESDAY
7:.30 a.m. -Newport Dcach unrisc Rol~f) Club, meeting at
the Balboa Bay Oub, \\Ill ha\e a program on Vocational SeT\·ice.
noon -Costa Mesa Kiwani'> Clull._ mcctia~at the ~Mesa...
Community Center, pl'Qgram by Orucc Co)e. ·
6:30 p.m. -Costa Mrsa·l\C\\port llarbor Lions Club, meets at
Costa Mesa Country Club. will hold Octobe r bus1ne'>!. meeting.
WEDNESDAY
noon -Co,ta Mesa Rotary Club, meeting at Mesa Verde
Country Club, program by hn\rn Stttl on the School Choice Jnl·
tlatlvc, Prop. 17.&.
6:15 p.m. -Ncwport-Dalbon Rotaf)· Club, meeting :it the New·
port Beach Country Club, program, postponed from un earlier
date, by Jim Fulton, discussing "Privntizntion In Russlo.0
THURSDAY
7:15 a.m. -South Const Mciro Rotnry Club IJlCCting at the
Center Club, program by Mnnin K. Cruden on "U,ing Arbitra-
tion and Mediation to Settle Disputes." .
noon -KJwanls Club ~r Corona dtl Mar, meets at the Bahfa
Cornithian Yacht Club. ,
noon -Costa Mtsa North Ki\\anls Club, meets at the Holiday
Inn in Costa Mesa. .
noon -NfWPOrt4n'ine Rotary Club, mec1s at the A1rponcr
Hotel, program by Jean Pon\!. l
~rvlcr Club Update ls publish~ tt·ttkJy in the Doily Pilot. Add
us to your club's annltllcr mailing I/st and submit press rTlt•sts
by fu to 631-5851 or by mall to 174J Baypot1 Way, Ntwpot1
Beach, CA. 91660.
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C1ie1J • 1 IEIH' ... md OS. Clllf... side,• Git ... uid .......... • ...-ora
wt'-t ...... dW Olalaae f-"1 lof I l.Dfta little lrilb lhlna!•
1i1n1 w1 MW1 ben Uwoh.d wkb MMne of the To help her .,-y for the f.Ptt tho coinmittcc
The ~ 't&ee Im allo ncaiwed the help ol same tllillp. We waa&ed IO help Oeryl.. i already talkin& aboul future pf
the OlddaP PauDdldoa as ahe ~ ol Otcftlnt hopes lbe can ta.Ip othen out down 1oum1men11 or conecns to ra• more mooey.
bolla CVUll. 1'1w foudatioa;named after lht the rOed and pniln the lrisll lf'OUP that aids AnJ the C1addqh foundation, IJthoup 1t ,.
trilh symbOI for~ loyalty and Criendshlp... her. ha n't been aM(ed ytl, is ready to help ag n.
wu orisinally establilhed 10 help reli&ioul ""The OaddQh Foundation hu been " A11hou&h Olcnane was in the hOJPitaJ durint
comnnani1iea and otbcr worthy causes. wonderful and I hope they can help others as the I t f und·rai~r, Jhc was able to aucnd 1hc
"We try to underwrite the COii oC certain m~h u the)' have me,·· Olenane said. fir t one the committee held and ~id 1he
events or belp aencrate funds tor 1 cuutc by Otcnane said that the survival raic of • hope to anend any future benefit . Olcn:inc
providlna tbJllal like entertainmmt or rame lymphatic cancer is .SO ~rccnt. but she said her said it was O\'crwhclmina 10 Ke how many
pr..izca."' laid a spoke&pel'IOll '°'"~ -docton'have aJreaCJY seen an improvement in people turneCI out tp up rt her.,
foundation ... We don't pla.rL.ot put 011 the ber wbitc blood 'ccu aner 1he new1hqapf.----'""Therc i no dru& to compare ~h the
event, we jiast help ou•. ''In oddition to my areal iUppon 'Y'\.:m, I cmo1ional hi&h'1 was on thal night."
From 1
the costs were rather hiah," Roe·
dcr said. ••Jn. light of budget con-
straints and everything cl e, we 've
cut back on that."
On the other side of lire city
boundary, Newport Bench is send·
ina seven representatives to the
conference, including Mayor Ou-
cncc Turner and Council members
Jan Ocbay, John C. Cox Jr: ond
Evelyn Hart.
The city's preliminary estimate
of $6,500 does not include hotel
room costs for City Ma'nagcr
Kevin Murphy, Paris, Beaches and
Recreation Manager Ron Whitley
or City Attorney Bob· Burnham.
Officials said their lodging ex·
SIGNS
From 1
record :ind ";dcti store in a sp:.ce
the shopping center's pbnners
originally h:id set aside for 20
smaller retailers.
The city pre-approved n pl3n
that woutct give the retailers com-
bined signage of JOO square feet.
Virgin's plan calls for 441 square
penscs had not been calculated.
City Oerk Wanda Ragio nid
1be costs oC their lodaina vary be·
cause they were siven their choice
of hotel . The bill for Turner'•
room at the Grand Hyatt tota!J
$712.32, the hiahcst of all 1he
cbuncil members. while C.OX's biJI
came in lowest at S336 for a room
at Hotel Mark Twain.
.. The city is also p1yin1 the S19S·
. per-person rcaistration fee and
Sll8 per person for round-trip air·
fare to San Francisco. Misccl·
laneous worbhops cost $95 per
persort per workshop, and a brcnk·
fast. some delegates will attend is
$24 per person.
In addition, each repre~ntative
will get SSO per d:iy for iood and
lodging.
feet. Nike Town's plans also con·
ccrncd some city officinb who
though1 the 7·foot letters nround
the dome would be too l:irge.
Comp:iny officials convinced the
city the letters couldn't really be
called a i;ign. lnstend, they said it's
an ..t'architccturnl element" be·
cause the letters arc deeply em-
bossed in concre1e ond arc not ii·
lumina1cd.
__ The Grey .Goose ,proudly announces
the o~ning of our children's boutique.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1
Pliase join us and preview
the latest Fall and Holidqy f ash.ions
and gfftsfar cht1dren.
Door prizes and drawings
w111 be held throughout the week.
THE GOSLING
a child 's boutique
WE ~T <..Llff Pl.Al.A
(71 4) (>42-6619
.
ClfArlll
.From 1
that lawm1tkcn can ui;c when
flU:_Shin' for canh·fricndly
legislauon.
Jim Cokal. a JO.year rc)idcnt
of Newport Beach and a natunili~t for the county, ~id
he hopes the C\cnt 1a'c
residents a wake-up coll.
"We can pick up all thi
1rash in such a short period or
time. but 10 play devil's advt>-
catc, all wc're-gellinJ i the
'stucr we.see -the up or the
LOANS
Buying • Selling
PAYING TOP
DOLLAR FOR
~IAM0NDS
• ROLEX
WATCHES
' •JEWFJ...RY
1ccbera. if }OU will ... ht .aid.
Coko said people nee'-' to
undcrst:tnd that almost
cvcl) thing drain) to the ocean
or the back bay, and then
c:hanic their h bil
"Wh:n-. really d:unaging the
B ck lbf lS not the ~ro~ th:u
:ne floating in it or the
Styrofoam cups, but all these
things that arc invi ible -
chemical • pesticide and oil
th:U WC h:ne nO WD)' Of •
stopping," he said. "That's
ultimately what's chipping aw11y
at the cc<>:.)stem ... --
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make · a-big
statement
"""' Irvine wins the battle. but CdM
shows it has the right stuff to make
a serious run In the CIF playoffs .
By Bmy fautknef. Sports Wr11et
"I feel bcuer .1hout
this tc:am. no". 11lan I
did ~n1 ng 111to the
same:· Hollanll ,:t1d.
"I 1h1nl "'uh .1 l111lc
more "orl , qnJ· wmc:
more ~c:·a)Onmi;. "e'rc
suing tu hJ~ t>fle
heel uf ;a gt\0\1 foot-
ball team "
One Holl~nd r-.otcd for bringing his team to a peak
later 1n the \C:t~
(CJM h:u v.on JU t one: of 11' l.1,1 eight
lcaaue opc:ners). I foll.ind cl.11mcd Im
1cam's performance on lw1h \llln llf the
ball clearly :ins,,erc:<l ~1mc: of Im prc-
kag~ concern~ /
"We played O\U bc)I pmc of the ~c.ir,
but v.e made a llll of m1,1.1lc' th.it ''c:
\hould. be able to correct \\ c ·re lrn 1 he
nght pith. and th11 p~ rc:;il~ 'hmn:d
me ~e C3n get tu "here "c "ani h1 he. 1(
"c continue to v.url h;ud
"\\e v.ouW ha\c k"cJ 1t1 h:t\e \\\In th3t
g.ime; and it "':S\ .a ,.1mc: 1 h:it could hJ\,
gone either ¥ill) \~ c: re: ii\ gu >J ii\ I l"\-IOC.
but~ to fo~t th" game, 31'1d look
:ahcadlb rhe rest of Jc3guc ..
NewllDrt Harbor
Nn-por1 H ubor Ill h
Coacb J df Brink.Icy, foll
ang Jus te~m·) :?1 -17 Seu
\'1cw Lcaaue victory O\cr
\li1t1n1 Saddlcbacl Frida)
night·
''(All·Clf running ~.11.'~ \\ .1Jc T1h)
~hould be OUI for .a couple \\CC~\ \\II h 3
J1~ocatcd shoulder. but th:at ne\\:. '' nut
JS bad as 1t could h:t\e been (a brolcn
bone).
.. We made \omc
\lride on orreru.c. and
C pll)Cd re:al &ood
dense. too. Our
lotlina cxccutilln "~
uch better. p:uticu-
.irly on pa pro1ec-
10n, and I thought
senior quarterb3cq
R)U Smith threw the
II -.~II.
.. Olris Ed~ards (1
-f oot-9: 170-pound Je(( Brin!-.ley
.\JI-Sea View Lc11uc
:omcrbllld. subb1n1 for ~foll Rt~lc at
ullb:ack) lapped up anJ did J .:real job
locl ina for us. He wos l•1ling on ~me
60-pound gu) and holding has 0\\ n.
On the 4-0 start,· which anclUtlC'l t\\O
our-poinr wins. one by 14 :and one by ll:
'We ha\-en't done anythina cu~). I lold
ur co:achcs it would be nice to romc into
SH QUARTERBACKS 1
P·ORTS
~orona del \.1ar High's Mi"e Digr.ldo runs into lr\-ine dcfen~i"c back Dan Booher (7) in SJturd~y night's SeJ View LNgue football wlli~ion. lr\.ine r.illil·d. 23-20.
'That's the worsr omciating crew I've had in t 0 years'
~That's how veteran coach
Dave Holland of CdM put 1t after
. watching his team extend Irvine
in Sea View opener Saturday night.
By~:>!;~' Car•so" Spor.s Ee'°'
IR\ l~l: 11 ·~ unc
th ni: 10 lament U\cr a
fX"1rl) ofl1 .. 1.1tcJ g.1mc .irll.I
lab.:I 1t "one \lf the \\Ut\I
CJUlle l OOlhcr tu put thJt
,,,n of IJ~ llll a ~hO\Hltl\\ n ~ 1mc "'11hm
:i cn,1ch1ng 1..H\.l'r lll ~II ~c.tr,, 111~lud1og
~ll I '>I .trU.
lf'\ me l hgh~·, Vaqu.:Hl\ ~~lA thcrir Sc.l
\ '\:" Lc:u.~uc footb;ill op, ncr "11 h '""Jd·
111~ Coron:i Jct Mar ~.11urJa\ 01,•lll by . "' . .. Che lllJrgin ,,1 .?3·20. hut there "·'' hllk.
if an) cekbr ... 11ng
for the \\Inners.
and nothing bu1 a
)CC 1 h1n~ ~tkn~c
from 1he Sea
K1il8 .. : "'ho hJd
c<:.mc \\llh1n. :.t
"lmkcr of pulling
Of! a ffiaJOf .. hlXI.:·
er.
"Thai'Y \.be \\Or'.>t 01fi~·1:.i11n~ '7rc" l\c
• ," 11151 W{'JfOS
oul of the moulh of \C:lcran Coron.1 Jcl
~!Jr ( UJ1:h 0.1\e Hull.rnJ ·I hq JU't
took the t:amc ·"'•l) lrom 1h1: kid,.
·h 's nol w ur grJpcs." c.."l101111ucJ the
lo'' ·l C.)l!d and emo1aon.I~ Hull.and . "lr
'1ne's a ~real team and the) "ere p.:n.il·
!led, too. Out ii'> JU:.I n name. The kl\h
\\Orked w hard. and then 1hc) talc 11
:.i'' J)' from iou."
In all 1he ol-
l1 c1Jh 1hrc\\ :?3
flags and m:irchcd
off I i· )Jr'h
3g:11n'>I t\\O o( 1hc
m o ~1 herJldcd
teJm., in Oran!o!c
Count\ 10 1crms of
(und.1mcnt;1), 3nd di\C1plin.c: On m.iO\
IXCJ~1ons lhc offic13), huddled an appJr·
cnt rnntu\IOO during the conte .. t
1 he gram )1krice of the allernu1h a'
the '''" 1c.1m ... dcp:irtcd tool a" J) lrnm
"h.1t "·1' Jn 01hcrv.1sc trcmcndou'I d-
llHl b) the Sea Kings. "ho had b:mlcd
~he. l\\\.H1me defending Cff champion
\'J4uerQ11 10 J \lrtual <,t:inds11ll
I he ~c.! Km1ts !.ln H.I.: (1r.,1 : thC\' \\ere
,1111 in the hunt al h:ilftame. 1t "3, tied
alter three qu.1rlcf\, IJ. J '\, :inJ 1hc" hJd
~tmdt-d the \"aqu~ "nh 3 ~1.y:mt
scoran~ -;tnl.:e lrom 11u .1ncrbJd. . .\JJm
Pcrlmu11cr 111 \\ldi.'tlJ.JI .. \II \\ 11ucht.:J
" II h '" .; I rt m .11 na ni:
~tile /,1c le\ f'.\ 1 l!.l\c 11 c \eJ "-'"~'
J ~O It. \J,h1on. llllmt: In :1.c: ut ~f
licld goal range . .ind the \'aqucr ... "ere
on :i l:J)t ·d r\h dmc
lf'\tOC' "a" not "llhout "' 'h;are ol
grip<"' "11 h 1 he o r1t\.lat1ng ell he 1. r1u1
the hl:i1an1. ,1r'-·r1-.111d-1or·:tll·to ~cc poor
call (':Jill(' JU't 3'\ the: \ aqUM4 ' :tpp<"!Ht'd
Ill he ,3ddlcd "1th a third JOd·c1cht at
1hc (\.1~1 .i ...
Qt)Jrtut'l.1 .. I..' \111..c Phdp,· pa" ;ii·
tcmJ'lt "U' 1n .1mplc tc .1nJ 3) to.' re ·
1.:el\c:r \\Cnt d,_l\\n tht' :111hornc (..!~I J"
lender landed on lop 0
\\ 111.in a fc" fret
of I he: In inc \1dct111c •An cl 1 1.1 I r J(t J
See CDM 1
Pirates take their frustrations out on Pasadena, but good
~ Orange Coast rejoins the list
of hving with runaway victory .
By R ~rd Dunn. SPOltS Wr.:tt
COSTA Ml.SA -It \\:IS
mand:uor~ for Oungc
Coa I College. anl){hcr
n1 h1marc for Paudco.1
Cit)
. ,. . .
~ , .,
W11h 0-~ 1.1rang :it the
Pm.11c .. in the Lice. and p.:1,he:l,\lO con,id-
er.it ion ~lapping !urthc!r awa\-, they
dropped il bomb on the "IClf Jc'>lrut11,e
L..ince"' (0-'\) Snturd;iy night, cJrning o
36-11 Jcci-.1on .11 OCC in .1 mu,1 "'Ill M 1~
sion Conference game.
·r here w;is no mercy from Onn~t Coast •
(I -~)
-Pa s3<le na's
leading fU)her, full-
batl Mike: Thomp-
~n. l\craging 5.2
}:trd a c:irry going
in. hobbled off the
fid<l in the second
quarter "i1h a left
lnce injul). He nc,er returned •
-Dcmetrio Wilh:im), the lJnccr)· t~I·
en1cd, 6-foot-4 quanerbact.:. ;ind :m1orfi:
the conference lc:idcrs 1n pJS)ing. ''
mJ'>hed by OCC ddcn he end lsrat'I II·
can)i early in the lhird quarter on J
Courth·d<mn pa'>> that fell 1ncomplc1c
Wi lliams nc,-er phl)Cd again. "It W:b .1
night.mare; he really got I roe!Nf." OCC
·COASTLINE
. '
.UTOIOTIVE
Coach 8 111 \\ orl -
man ~1d. rcfcmng
to lfean~1 \ nad
name. the "!\1gcnJn
1gh1mue ·
-H~ hard "' ... '
• OCC h1uan~ 1n lhc
e cond quute r.
frcshm3n ti ht cnJ
Chm Ou1nn.c3ught a P·h> from qu:artcr-
tiJd. Todd Mather O\Cr the' mtddlc Pa,a·
denJ dcfcn'i"e bad. Dcm1tru Graham ":.i' a1 the l:lnce~· .?Q. "':ut ang to m:slc
the ''op. bu~ Quinn put h1:. hr d do"n
and made Graham o blod.1ng dumm).
Graham made 1he t::id.le, but ~tru led
~cuing up. i ·hcrc arc nu t:all\tics for tight
ends l:suchterina DB . ·
-B~ the time Or .ln~c Co.1,1 h:id 11
fir,I JQ93 \ICtor. 1n the ti"nl . <1ut come
frc,hm:an fullba-.. L. 1 of1 1 u1p;ila. :i .. ·on-·
~crted ddcn'1'c lineman "ho hJd ne,cr
bclore c.imeJ the ll 1hall ou:,1Je ol the
pr:aClllC held an the p;i .. 1 month In b:i'"t.;.
up J ut). 1 u1p.:ala tlulldoze, hi' "ll' for 3.t
)::lrJ, 10 fhe came "He'\ '-l•ll tnmg 10
f1,ure liut "ha1 he., L!osng, 1hat·" "h) he
ha\n I rta\eJ, I it r' '''"""'·he',"' \IUJ."
\\orl~1n '· 1d \ 1q u'inJI~. he run' bc'lt
"'hen "'u ju,t Jlh him lhc: b:ill and l~t
him run ··
lnJccd 1hl; Pir:itc' pl.1~c:J lilt" thC)
neeJC'iJ J \ ll l\.'I'\ (ht\ all haJ \C:C meJ
hlc \tu.:h Ill P .. ~adcn3: \'1\1 h lc:ll to o~.
lo\I four of five fumble' anJ failed to
ore a tuu.:hdo"n \tn uUen..._
. SM PIRATES 1
••Jot R111111 W•ln• • M/1101 Repl11 Welcome ---------UF'fN 1170Nn~~. FR/[7/l~ SA.Al T(1 ~r·' .. ·. ' . . ... . . .. . .
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STANFORD -cOrona dcl
Mar Hi&h'a Dresd~ Howell led
htr teuunatea 10 a second pla.ce
ftnish at the Stanford Crou Coun·
J.tY lnvitatiOD.al oo the Division Ul l~I. clOCtiri.& 19:08 at 3 miles.;·
Corona det Mar bad a ttoni
showing risht down lbe line, witlt
Tracy Clark aoifta 19:27 to finish
third'.
The CdM bo)-s. led by ·Brian
Slinpby's 16:24 (13th), were fifth
in Divi ioft 111 team stBndings. ·
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COM
ffrom I
tbC Jcxter room at ha1fthne leadlftl. 21.0.
b11t ii hlan' been that cuy. l ~ wc'ro 1mna the :tpecta1on their IDOHY~ Worth;_.
but 1t IUIC bn't c• on abo old co.cfiCJ. or
the pJ yers. But I 1hink be£aa In s.1tua1Jons
where we've had lo batdc back (trailin& ln
e ch or the p t two wans) and dealin1 Myron Ml.,
with advcnity, JM) belp us recovtr (rum flt I mll
'1u11ions in the future v.hcn tbinp aren't ,oin1 our way." Et&Mda llfP Cwtt J.a. Lha1 111•, alacr • u~hd
COSTA MESA -Sun ~
lento ol t)prta. with a pafeCt .
score ot IS ~LI. won the U.S
f-litionat ~ea..., a-,pciiw.ip----
Saturday tupt before S.412 at the
OranF C.OUnty Fa~
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Cont te Coacb MJ1"0n Milin-, artcr watchina his
team Jive away A 14-13 verdict to Troy at Anaheim's La
Palma Puk FriJ~ night:
~t's hard not to be fru~tnned when there•s eigJn points
separating )OU from bein undtleated.
··we had nine fumbles, a.nd another ti&ht pen !ties. so that's 17 bad
pla)S in a g_3me we lo~t by one point:
"I think we're )till o good ~1ball team. but we need to lc11tn how to
drive 12 and 13 plnys withoul making a mistake, like we did last·~or.
This yeor we g.ct to about siJc or seven ploys. then self-de truct.
"l..3st year we hnd 31 fumbles and 29 were on center n ps, and of
our 12 fumbles the lruit two ,amcs, eight ~ave been on maps. h 's :ilmost
bccomjng like a jin't, but we'tc going to ktcp coaching it ond wor~ing
hard. We practic::illy ha'"e our centers living with our quarterb~cks, al·
ready, worki~g on s~ops aU week long.
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Newport 1 0 0 4 0 0
IMne 100 310 s. Matganta 1 0 0 ~ 0 0
Tustwi 1 0 0 3 1 0
CdM 0 1 0 2 ·2 0
Slddleback 0 1 0 1 3 0
Unlvtrsay 0 1 8 0 4. "O •
WOOdbna~ 0 1 0 3 1 0
S•turdar'• acore nlle 23, Coron11 del lla.r 20
Thund8J'• a..... (7:30) Tustln vs. Saddleback, SA Bowl
Frtdar'• Gamea (7:3Q)
Santa Marl)WI vs. Corona'del
•• ,. at Newpon tfllbof
Newport Harbor vs l.Wvet· lltY. at ltVine WQQd.blfdgulirroe
1'hln1s are startina 10 ttl and kick.,. producift&. wlUda
is \'-Cty rc4Nardina 10 "'as C'OeChts. ~ i1'1 newr fua
to lose. bu1 •hen you sec ., -~ improYCmcnt and the
kids really played hard, it's 1 liule eaaicr to take.
.. We ro~nd 1 batcklicld combination 'that really pro:duclCd
with Karlo Amaya (28 carries ror 100 yards) 11 tailback aod (6--0, 260-
pound converted auard) Mark Palkoner at fullback.. (Palkoncr) re.aliy
had 10me dynami!e b"locki. •
"J111ro Arccyut hud a heck of a game. We used him at uulb cJc, tight
end and wide receive r and he pl:•)ed ttie ~bole same on dcCcnsc. He
had all i.lt of our catches ror •8 yards, and iftterccpted 1wo p:i scs. He
did it all. ·
"I was ple~d with our orren~ hne. but we plan to make one
change this week. So for. -.c\·c been sea.re.bing among our S7 guys tryi.na
to find five linemen who con btoc-k for u . We're a1moM lhcr~·
PIRATES •
From 5
In c:vcnt Is. Ou1s · Manchater
(Hnpcria) ran into the back ot
Ennolcnko to caute 1 tcrious ·
crash. with EnnolcnkO hiuiaa his
head hard. In the xcond rcstan,
Manchcattr, whO had been tied
w1tf\ Ennolenko at.12 polats, wu
dtsquaHficd for touchina the 1apc,
the tumlH ooiru of the evening. .:·~Cl•»:!:;" : I ... C......to!Wl,1 ... 1.a.l......
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GAME ITATilllCI So with Pasndcna looltmg red in
1hc f acc, it ~•s nrcc :uy Cor the
"Our dcfcm.e looked good 1hc l..3nccn to move the ball and 3et DNlll c.t •, PMlftn r:ft, 11
\\hole game,'' nid OCC strong bnck into the game. On third Scw9.., Quart.,.
safoty Randy Knrlincr, who re· down, OCC's Tyrone Barne Pmdena Cty J o o 1-11
corded the gonie')~ly in· l.nockcd down a William pas~ :at-Or.-c-Colill ,.,... 04,.:te/1· 1 1-ll
terceptfon in the )Ccond quarter, tempi, forci ng Pasndenn to P,unt. Pu-"-'v z• ~7 •~
when he split two Pnsudcna re-The llucs, h°"'cver, were whis1Jed 8"41ft41 OuMer
.cciver.. nnd snatched u William for roughing the kicker, g1'"1ng P°"· occ-ar.-»run~ 1451 adenn new life at its O\\n 41 OCC-lrllmlll 31 PIU lrDln Cdft'*I ~ pass. 9 02 •
"'(Pasadena') high-powered On the neio play from )Crtm· oct-&&os 1Zn11(HWltllOft~.s 1t full~ck (l'Mmpson), \\>C knocked mage, Karliner stripped the b31l oct-ptpy .I':: 'tc:r1.:r., ~ ~-
him ou1 of the game, nnd we loose Crom running back Stacy 11 l9
lm>ckcd their qunrterb:.ck out of Townsend and . the Pirate\' Keve ,_.. ~
the game. We ·didn't think the) l,.o\oe recovered at the P.uadena ~_:,:: ~~._:: ~..,.'"
could bent us with the pas , ~nd 37, ~ctting up another OCC touch-IPllW '*'nm llllc). ~!It
they didn't, and we didn t give up down 1:28 luter. ~ IOOO tt*nllld)
the big ptay.u For the Pirates. il "GS 22·3 :and ,._to!:,~~. hlyzt.
According to Karliner. the counting with S:l9 lef('" the rim H7. AolN.. S-2• is.. 1-12, ...._, S·10.
game's turning point came in the h:ilf. w...m.. 3-t l~ U ·
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down Pasadena in its-~:nci.a.....oL::~ ........ ·~·1~th~i~n~k~"'~c!:......:w;c~rc~~·~,~·~rJ<..l!:·w.i...~~~~~~.-i~ .......... -..~....,llfllll~~~ft---=~
fcMi\:e series, gomg three downs p oy somc..-hQI close tu "'ha1 we're aro... ,...,~a
3nd punt. The unc(r~ opened the capable or pla)ing," Workman Pal-v. tND"Z~1~~~"'"° 27
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game using 7 minutes, 15 seconds said. "I can't Cllpl:un the st~ OCC-Mahr •1S10 1-a; C*"*". 1-1-4. 31.
on a dri\C that \\US capped by a start. We had to "'"'· In practice, Bro.n. 0-~iDMDUAL R•CtUvuto
24-yanJ field goal, their 14th piny WC had · glimp\CS of "'hJt we're . Pu-IM 54 l~ M l ~ 2·7 of the series. opposed h> be domg. We "ere flliCllllOSOft 1.7 not ~aS) on them." OCC-"'-'Y •·n ~ Z » llnrwd 1 2t But the difference ~ccmcd C\.Cn
more significant m the )coond
quarter~ when OCC's ddcruc
~tcppcd up to stop Pa~adcnn, not
once, but t~ice in the >Jme !>CflC>
OCC wide receiver Enc
Coleman h:id Jlht tO>)Cd a 3 1-yurd
touchdo"'n pa~ to UI) )C~ Tr:u11-
mcll on ri halfb..1ck option, gi\ing
the Pirate~ a 14-3 lead -follo"·
ing Gene Ad:ur'~ PAT -on one
of WorkmJn\ c11~1nm~1ry gadget
Clame notn: OCC ~ Jeff Ca.,ton, ll'lml'lll. l·l l. ~ 1-4
dO Mfltd • " •atCIS 11 1~ c.amu K~ Oft a GAiia STATt8TIC. ~ )S·.rn 1\11 on h Int lltrr al .. ICGlld
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rtlCIWIO lllYdlt occ scored Oft ,. CIClllWIO *"'
ol h t«OM IUI. ~try a 41-t_Yd TI> 1*11 tram""'-10 _,. llCIMr Cfvt• Pwry, 1lfll
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