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MONDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2003
· IN BUSINESS
Salons brace for holiday hairstyle rush
Local hairdressers say this is their busy season, with
people wanting to look their best for holiday parties.
_ ~ Loltt• Harper
Daily Pilot
:,.. NEWPORr·MF.SA -Sweep It up, pull
" -it back. snip lt, highlight It, blow it out
• ~. -just do It. before the company Quist· i•: • mas party, the holiday gala or the New •:"'!Year's Bash.
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The frenzy of the ho4day season, with
No clear
mayoral
favorites
It's anyol)e's guess whom
the City Cou~il will elect
. to lead Cost~ Mesa.
Lolita Harper
Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -The title of mayor is
one that ho1P5 more notoriety than power
and ls usually passed from council mem-
ber to council member with the quJck
searing pain of tearing a bandage from a
wound. Tonight, the council will vote in its
new leader: Let the ripping begin.
aU its tinsel and lights. means more than
frantically looking for holiday gifts. ll
means looking one's best for many of
the season's functions -and that
means fincting a. professional in the
beauty 'industry to wori. his magic.
· Area hairdressers. make up arttsts and
skincare specialists are in ·high demand
this month, and that means more hectic
Costa Mesa Mayor Gary Monahan will
relinquish hls seat to the next director in a
process that simply requires a majority of.
INSIDE
the five council mem-
bers to vote a colleague
to the largely ceremo-
nial position. While on
paper, the procedure
looks black and white,
the politics behind the
vote are largely gray.
For more City
Council news,
seethe
preview on
PageA3. Which might explain
why nobody can an·
swer who will most liJcely be the next
mayor.
work hours. more clients and bigger
paychecks. Those interviewed esti-
mated anywhere between a 20 and 25%
increase in business during the holiday
season. ·
Julia Hollen, the manager of Robert &
Taylor Salon on lrvine Avenue, de-
scribed the season as "crazy.• Her hair·
dressers are in high demand from
everything from colof treatments to up-
dos, she said. Everybody wants 10 get in
before their winter ball or holiday party.
The vacancies in the salon appointment
book are hard to come by
"On a Saturday, it 1~ nearly 1mpo!>·
sible." llollen said. "During the week,
you might get an appointment, but
you're not going to be able to pick your
time. You've got to be a Unle Oex.ible.~
Hairdresser Abby Sarwary at Christo-
pher and Co. II in Corona del Mar said
he Is booked for the season. While he
normally carries a fuU schedule of cli-
ents, there is a definite increase in styl·
ing services because of all the evenL'i
planned for December, he said. He 1ries
CONEHEAD
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to accommodate last-minute requests
from those looking for that special
"party look.· but his reguJars lcnow they
musr book their appointments ahead of
time to ensure that holiday touch up.
Ou'istopher and Co. II colleague Tu·
pia -no last name, "just Tapia• -
See SALONS, Pase M
"I don't know," Monahan said. "(Coun
cilmanJ Chris Steel obviously likes sur-
prises, so we might have a surprise.·
DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT
Tommy Munro, 2. finds a use for a traffic cone he found at Lincoln Elementary School while his mom watches his brothers and sisters.
The mayor was refertll1g to last year's
mayoral selection, in which all conven-
tional guesses put Mon~n at the helm of
the City Council. A s rising move by
Steel and Councilwo n Ubby Cowan
and Karen Robinson invalidated that no-
tion by casting their support for Robinson,
and voting Steel as mayor pro tem
When Roblnson abandoned her council
position for a judgeship. the position was
again up for grabs. Monahan regained
what was long thought to be rightfully his,
putting an end to the dramJl.
Local advocate named to parks commission
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But It Is that time of year again. Steel Is
the mayor pro tern, who traditionally steps
into the mayor's spot. but neither he nor
Mona.hall' see that happening.
Steel said he has no idea who will end
up in the mayor's seat and said he has
made no calls or overtures about it.
"Its up to my colleagues to nominate
and elect,• Steel said. "If they chose me, I
will do a good job t<t improve the schools,
lower the crime rate and resolve the grow-
ing unabated conditiom in the city. ...
But I am only one of four votes. And those
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Costa Mesa business
owner and mother
Mirna Burciaga will
finish out Kelly
Feldman's term.
Lolita Harper
Da1fyP1fot
COSTA MF.SA -l ler role in the
community has always been influen-
tial, but after an appointment to the
Parlcs and Recreation Commission last
week. Mirna Burciaga wW have a seat
on the dais and a corresponding vote
to make II official.
Councilwoman Ubby Cowan ap·
pointed Burciaga -a business owner,
a mother and an advocare for educa·
llOn -to complete the term of Kelly
Feldman, who will resign effc<·tive Dec.
3 l. Burciaga's term will begin Jan. l, of·
licials said.
Burciaga has been involved in myri·
~d city is.sues, from poUcie<i affecting
small businesses such as he'r quaint
eatery, El Otlnaco, to bilingual educa-
tion. She Is the chairwoman of the
city's Human Relation Committee -a
role that she wW continue after she of-
Ocially takes her position as a parlcs
commissioner. officials sald.
"Ms. Burciaga will be an excellent
commissioner, bringing her unique
THINKING ALLOWED
perspective and passions to her new
role,· Gowan said in a news releac;e
n1e councilwoman also touted Bur
claga's leadership on the Human Rela-
tions Committee, saying she was do-
ing a tremendous job as
fchalrwomanJ.~
Those familiar with Costa Mesa's
Lnner civic woridn~ may remember
the highly emotional and controversial
meeting of the Human Relations Com-
mission in which three of its memberi.
were accused of promoting bigoted
and Intolerant views. Burciaga was at
the forefront of those discussions.
Others may recall a fonnal com-
plaint against the state Department Of
Edupitlon alleging. among other
One foot in th e Thanksgiving soup line
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lt waa nttt the place I necessarily
wanted tObe on Th.anltsgivlng Day.
At work and In the middle of a soup
kitchen, where the dow1H.rodden would
come for a cafeterla·atyle dlnner before
go.Ing back to their moteJ, aheJter or
• campalte." for lack or a better term. r stood in the comer for a long time,
jU3t watchlog the SCletle -the
votunteert woddng the soup line, the
long "1WI of tables sating various
• people of all ages and elhnldtia
: ~then. Someone Cam SOup Jatchen ~ manager Shannon Santos introduced
rne 10 Lourfrut Oemons. who Oashed me
one of th biggest amlles I had ever seen
and Invited me to h down nm to her.
Cetn<>ns bu betn home l1nc:c
August, when she
was fol't'ed to leave a
condemned
apartment she had
been renting ln
Norwalk. She has
been trying 10 find a
place ever since. she
sald, but with the
competitive rental
lolrrA cllmate in Southern
I 1, Callfomia. ll hU
HARPER t>etn tough.
•1 have the money
for the ren t, you know." ahe said, "but
they want three tlmC9 u much when
you fb'at move In. I don't haw th t."
WcM. ~ tomebodywho had not
J .
long 080 been shopping around for a
bigger place. I knew exactly what she
waa talking about l nodded and
continued to J.lsten.
She had found a place In Fullerton
that she was accepted for. Now she l.s
woddngwith an orpnJ.zadon to come
up with the security deposit.
"I need this place,· she said ... , need
to get my gtrlJ back in school."
Cemons paused and glanced down at
her rood. Sh and her daugbterl hove
enjoyed meals at the '°UJ> kitchen
nearly everyday &Ince they were
evacuated from thelt apartment ana
moved into an undlacl<>Kd Costa Mesa
helter.
Sbo liAed her h d and smlled.
·1 am praying.· she said. "God
willing .•
God willing. God willing. The words
continue to ring through my head, even
while writing thJ5. For m11ny people who
live paycheck to paycheck, it ts as simple
as a little event -one thing can go
wrong. auch as a condemned apartment
bulldlng. a pink sllp from an employer
or a eeriol.18 accident or Illness. and the
soup kitchen becomes a necessity and
not an outlet for charitable glvl.ng.
And there l was with new clothes on
my baclt and a big. wann house \o go to
for Thanksgiving dinner. 1 Immediately
felt the meaning ofThanbgM.ng.1
SM AU.OWED, Pas• M
things. that many Latino children at·
rending Nt.·wport-Mesa schools ·are
often placed on a track for frulure. •
Burciaga filed that complaint. and the
state agreed. The district is now re-
quired to create a systematic program
to addres..' the needs of English-Ian
guage leamers or risk losing federal
funding. '
One crittt of Burciaga's anack on the
public school system was fonner Pilot
columnist Byron de Arakal, who now
sits on tJ1e Parks and Recreation Com·
mission and will be her colleague. De·
spite the tone of the column, which
was wnttcn more than three years ago.
See PARKS, Pa1e M
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BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT
KENT TR£PTOW /OAILYPILOT
Employee Jazmin Mendoza. 21. hands Birkley S1gband, 6, a doughnut at the new Krispy Kreme store at the Bluffs shopping center.
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Beyond ~oughnuts
Allcla Roblnaon
Daily Pilot
T he world could use a ltule .;uga1
coau.ng once an :! whale. Or
h-prinkles and cream filling
All thoSl" thing-. that make life
..,weeter are now avcll.lable at Newport
Beach's first Krispy Kreme doughnut shop.
It opened Tuesday in rhe Bluff!> Shopping
Center on Bison Avt'nuc. and customen.
weren't lacking.
When the store opened it~ doors at 6 •
a m the first day. there were about 20
people wujung. store manager Laura
Cl1ave1 said '
• 1 hey were here nhour 4 30 1n:m.J," she
<>nit.I.
I he Newpon Reach .. 1ore 1-; one of 2J in
Sourlwrn ( ~t1lforn~1. but if., the fin.t "frc!>h
'>hop" 'tock<'d \\'Ith doUl(hnut., that are
made at <mother .. rore r<llhl'r than on tlw
premhe' -m the arc.1
BUSINESS .
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TUESDAY
C.INetworb, th• breakfast business club,
will have its weekly meeting at 7 a.m. at
Geezer's Garlic Grill, 4200 Scott Drive ..
Newpori Beadi. SCORE representative
Robin Noah will speak on business and
market planning for owners of small .
businesses Information Alex Platacis, (9491 ,
The first Krispy Kreme
opens in Newport, but
the doughnuts' fans
know that already
About 15 customers came Into the store
in the course of 10 m.Jnutes on Tuesday
afternoon. Among them were Guy Reln ru1d
Peggy Calhoun of Newport Beach.
•They're the best doughnuts on earth.·
Hem srud. "They're probably addictive. We
try 10 !>tay away becau~ we eat too many.·
"They're fresh. they're very 1asty, they're
hk.e lhey just made them l 0 minutes ago.•
Calhoun agreed. "I don't buy doughnuts
that much, but these are a treat."
1 lelen Zwieback of Irvine said her
hu.;band, Olarlt>s, runs a tailor shop across
the .,treet and they '>Ometimes come to lhe
Bluff'> to eat.
830-6476.
SCORE, counHlot1 to Americ:.'s small
business, will have a business plan
workshop from 9 a.m to noon at National
University, 3390 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa.
The cost is $25, $20 with preregistration. '
Information: (714) 550-7369,
http://www. score 114. org.
SATURDAY
SCORE. counselot1 to Americe's small
business. will have a seminar on how to start
your own buslrlesa from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
at National University. 3390 Harbor Blvd .•
Cotta Mesa. The coat la $40, $35 with
preregistration. Information: (714) 650-7369,
http:llwww.score114.org.
DEC.10 n.e Newport S..ch Chamber of Commerce
'"We heard that Krispy KrJ?me doughnuts
are really great," she said. "'They are.~
,The ~oughnut shop will be a nice
addition Lo the shopping center. ~id Chris
Brown. who works for Oranco
Development, the Costa Mesa-based
COf'\tractor that built the Krispy Kreme
store.
Though h1s work thereJs done. he
expects to return to the store as a customer
"We always su~port lhe StQres that we
build," he said.
Oiave1 and her customers had different
ideas about what makes Krispy Kreme
doughnuts so popular.
"They're very fluffy. very soft." Oiave1
!'.aid. "lbey melt in your mouth.·
Customers also like the coffee shop
atmosphere Df the store. she said.
The KrlspyKreme Doughnut shop, 1316
Bison Ave .• I~ open frnm 6 a.m. to 9 p.m.
weekdays; from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m Satwdays;
and from 7 a.m 10 8 p.m. Sundays.
will have a Newport Networking h,incheon
from noon 10 2 p.m. at the Radisson Hotel,
4545 MacArthur Blvd .. Newport Beach. The
event will be expo style. Attendees are
invited to display their broc:tiures and
business cards. The cost is S2C>to $25.
Information: (949) 7.29-4400.
ONGOING
The Costa M ... Chamber of Commerce
hosts networking lundleon meetings
W~nesdays from 11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m . at the
Costa Mesa Country Club. The cost ls $14.
The club is at 1701 Golf Course Drive. Costa
Mesa. (714) ~9090.
Th• Costa M ... Commumc.ton
Toastmastert Club meets from noon to 1
p.m. Wednesda'!'S at the Orange County
Department of Education, 200 Kalmus Drive.
Costa Mesa. Meetings •re open to anyone.
(714) 444-8783.
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THE BUSINESS OF LANGUAGE
Take out
your pencils
R emember an s. only add an
baclt when apostrophe.
you were in regardless of
school, there was whether you're
always one lcid working with a
who would say common noun or
stuff like. "Teacher. a proper noun. So,
'you forgot to It's the boss's
collect our daughter and the
homeworX, • or. boss' son.
God forbid, "I JUNE Hmm. let's see
thought you were ... what other
going to give us a CASAGRANDE nasty blasts from
test today"? the past can I hurl
You know. the kid with at you from long-forgotten
the pererinial bJaclc eye colwnns? Ah, yes. Question
who walked as if his 2: Super Duper Mart has
·undergarments had been low prices every day or
forcibly lodged someplace everyday? And, as a result,
they weren't supposed to does it have everyday low
be? prices or every day low
Well, you'll be happy to prices?
lcnow that that kid is alive The key word here is
and well and living in "modifier," which nine
Newport Beach. How do I times out of 10 means an
know? Because he adjective. "Everyday" is one
specifically asked me to word when it's acting as an
administer a test. For his adjective and two words
own protection, I will otherwise. The store has
withhold the identity of this everyday low prices. and it
reacher's pet. J'll tell you has them every day. OK?
only that he's already in hot Question 3: I can't wait 'til
water with some of you. Oiristmas? Or I can't wait
Let's call him P. Arst. No, fill Oiristmas? Contrary to
wait. That's too obvious. all logic. the second one is
We'll call him Phil A. correct. Unlike 'tis and
Actually. l should make similarly shonened
clear that this eager student expressions and
suggested only that I contractions, this one
include a little exercise to doesr)t take an apostrophe
accompany each week's or econom.lz.e much on the
column. But because I number ofletters used. The
haven't yet figured out a shonened version of "until"
good way to do that. I'm is "till.·
admliustering a whole dam Question 4: What Is the
cest and blaming it on him. . best television program of
So put away your old all time? a) "Good Day
newspapers, sit at atte(ltlon L.A."; b) "The Slmpsons";
and keep your revenge or c) any Cast-food
plotting ~ilent as we go commercial that shows a
through the firsr-ever young woman eating a
Business of Language pop cheeseburger while riding a
quiz. mechanical bull? If you
Quc!>tion I: How 1s your answered a), you seriously
boss different from Jesus? missed the point of a recent
Whoa, whoa, slow down column. lfyou answered c},
·there. J'll be more specific. I must ask you never to
Tell 'me whether the read my work again.
possessive is written Now, for the grading. If
correctly in the following you got one question
sentence: Jesus' teachings correct. yoy still get an A, as
are an the Bible. long as It was Question 4. lf
' Now, compare that with you got two right, I'd say
lhis sentence: The bo~·s that's pretty good. If you got
teachings are ofbiblJcal three right, that's excellent.
importance to lhe boss And if you got all four
alone. questions right. you could
Remember the rule? probably convince my boss
Neither did l. ln fact, I had to let you take over writing
to look up my own column this column.
from June 30. But heed this warning:
For plain old nouns that Uke all bosses. mine is
end ln S, make them quite different from Jesus.
possessive by add!rng an Oass dismissed.
apostrophe and an S. For Run. Phil. Run!
proper names that end in S.
add only the apostrophe.
Therefore, both the
examples above are correct.
There's a little twlsterdo
to thls rule to keep in mJnd.
If the next word begins with
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WEATHER FORECAST
It'll be partly cloudy today ••
and the light wlndl will
continue, becoming 10 mph
west winds fore time In the
tfternoon. The hlgtia will be
from 87 to 73 degree"
At night, It'll get cloudier
near the CQMt, and fog will out
vl•lblllty to r... th•n • qu1rter
of• mile In pleoM. The lows
will be from 48 to W.
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BOATING FORECAST
The windt wlll be \latlable tt
10 knott Of' llgtit.r on 11'9 Inner
waten. The wavee will be 2
feet Of' ameller on a wrest ewetl
Of 3 to 6 Mt. At night. lht
wind• wfll be-out of the
90Utnw.t et 10to 151mata.
Farther out, the aouthwtst
wlndi Wfll bt the order of tt..
dty. The wtvea will be 21Mt or
am•ll•r on a nol1hwelt .well of
l to7Mt. TheNwOlbe•
chence of lhowers northwest
of San Nld'K>la-l1land. At
night, th• winda wlll tladcen by
'•bout 5 knots end the swell will
drop • coup4e of feet.
SURF
The northwest will be<*
down todey. WNt·1eolng
breelta will get mostlyW.ltt· to
cheat-high aurf, but• few.-
could be held-high or •
Ollethead. On Tueedey, expect
nothing but waist· and
chest·hlgha.
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... Monday, December I, 2003 AS
COSTA MESA CITY COUNCIL PREVIEW
ON THE AGENDA recommend approving the In respon1e to the FY1
extension. coocern.1 of major •WHAT: next City Council · Here are a few of the ltemt "lt'a a huge plan. and stakeholders, the county mHtlng the council will discuss they're trying to do thinga • proposed a new •WHEN: 6:90 p.m. Dec. 1 Monday. right," Mayqr Gary Monahan underground alignment that • WHERE: Chy Hell. n Fair said. •They're 001 ready to go would use SUnflower Avenue Drive EXTENSION REQUEST forward. We should allow the and Avenue of the Arts, with •INFORMATION: (714) muter plan to be extended." the underground portion on 754-6221
The council will consider a Avenue of the Arts. City
request from 1\vo Town CENTE~LINE oCfldala will consJder
Center for a one-year ALIGNMENT approving this route as the 200'3·04 fiscal year
mctenalon on lta muter plan. second preferred route. community objectives. The
The plan covers .. The council will consider objectives are Intended to
cona~on of an 18-stoey the proposed rQutes outlined WHAT TO EXPECT provide staff members with
omce building. a ftve•level In the county's , Public and transportation clear direcdon on the
puking structure, environmental report·for'the services std members council's prlorldeS. They a1&o
demolition of two existing CenterUne light rail system recommend that the co,cil serve as welJ-deOned
structures and and may select a second chose the underground blueprints that the
reconfiguration the surface preferred route. Avenue of the Arts route as community can use to
parking In the 1Wo Town In 2002, the council the second locally preferred measure the city's
Center ln!a of South Coast uoanlmously endorsed an route. performance and progress.
Plaza Town Center. elevated alignment along . ~What we're saying is,
The master plan was Bristol Street and Anton either alternative has the WHAT TO EXPECT
approved ln October 2002. Boulevud. Since then. the suppon of the City Council." Finance and administrative
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Town Center to have more 1\'ansportation .(utthorlty has working very diligently with
staff members recommend
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bulkllng permits. If the
company needs more time
beyond Oct. 21, 2004, It will
have to ask. ror another
one-year extension.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Planning staff members
Local organizations get
environmental award
The Orange County Water
District and the Santa Ana
Watershed Assn. have been
honored with a national envi-
ronmental award for their part-
nership to protect the Santa
Ana River Watershed.
The 2002 National Wetlands
Conservation Award was pre-
sented to the partner agenclts
recently by the United States
Fish and Wildlife Service, which
established the award In 1990
to honor those who help pre·
serve wetland& ln the United
States. 1 The two agencies have
worked for years as partners to
protect and enhance the wet-
lands in the Santa Ana RJver ba-
sin and the habitat for endan~
gered species. The groups have
removed more than 1,500 acres
of non-native Plants and imple-
mented a habitat restoration for
endangered birds. They operate
465 acres of human-made wet-
land& ln the Prado Basin to en-
hance water quality while pre-
serving wildlife habltata there.
For more information, call
the water district at (714) 378-
3228; or the U.S. F18h and Wild-
life Service at (760) 431 ·9«0.
ext. 205.
Technology group to
hold holiday event
The Orange County Technol-
ogy Collective, a Costa Mesa-
ba.sed group that supports ac-
cess to technology for members
of all social and economJc
groups. will hold Its second
holiday event and annual
Roundup of Technologisu.
The event will be held from 6
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worked with city public (the county) to mitigate Incentives for
services, transportation either or both or them so at owner-occupied housing on
services staff members and least one of them will work." the Westside and the
the major stakeholders in the objective for park.
South Coast Metro area to COMMUNITY development Tees to the
determine the specific OBJECTIVES completed Ust. 'Ibis signifies
alignment and best station that the objective has been
focatiom to serve the local The council will receive the incorporated Into •baseline
community. first quarter report for the .. service delivery levels."
BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS
to 10 p.m. Dec. 2 at the Ford
Motor Co.'s Premier Automotive
Group facility at 7905 Gateway
Ave. ln the Irvine Spectrum. The
event will be a networking op-
portunity for local business
leaders ln technology and will
vens came to Johnson Gray
from the Alcone Marketing
Group in lrvine, where she han-
dled accounts for Burger King
and Limited Too.
senior vice president of Inte-
grated se~lces a1 engineering
and construction firm DMJM.
Registration open for
OCC writing classes also raise money for Habitat for American Vanguard
Humanity Orange County's adds · al h alth (' Orange Coast College will of-
technology inJtiatlve, Digital arum e me fer a variety of creative writing
Bridge. American Vanguard Corp. an-workshops through Its English
This Initiative helps very low-nounced Its subsidiary. AMVAC department this spring.
Income residents find afford-OtemJcal Corp., has signed an The classes include English
able housing and have bener agreement to acquire a line of ll 7AD, Feature Writing: English
access to technology. • animal health products from 119, fntroductlon to Creative
Member organizations of the Novartis Animal Health Inc. · Writing; English 1221\D. Novel
Orange County Technology The produ~ts. marketed un-Workshop; English 127, Script·
Collective Include the American der the trade name Nuvan, con-writing; and English 131 , Writ·
Ele-ctronlcs Assn., the Assn. for taln the active Ingredient di-Ing Reviews and Crl.tlcism.
Women in Technology, the Digi-chlorvos. which Is used to The courses. presented in
tal Coast Roundtable, Forum control pests such as mosqul-workshop environments In the
for Women Entrepreneurs, In· toes and cockroaches. morning. afternoon and eve-
formatlon Systems Security. the The deal Is expected ro close . nlng, are designed to reach ex-
Soclety for Jnt~met Advance-by the end of the year, and sales perlenced and Inexperienced
ment ani:t the Software Council of Nuvan are .projected to gen-writers. They are transferable to
ofSouttiem California. erate SS million In 2004, ac-the Uni'lerslty of California and
For reservations and lnfor-cording to American Vanguard. California State University sys-
mation, send an e-maU to Terms of the agreement were terns.
RSVP@Martparty.com. For not disclosed. Spring semester classes begin
more information about Digital Feb. 2, and registration is under
Bridge, call Kenneth Knapp at way. Enrollment fees are $18
<949> 294-04-03. C.osta Mesa companies per unit.
The collective Is also seeking 'd The spring schedule is Usted
sponsors for the event. Spon-get new presi ents on occs Web site at littp:ll
sorshlp packages range from Emulex has appointed Jim www.orangecoastcollege.com.
$250 to $3,000. For information McOuney as president and For registration, call (714) 432-
about sponsorships, call An· chief operating officer, the 5072.
nette Smith at (714) 307 -0600. company announced.
Newport ad company
announces new hires
Newport tleach·b~d John-
son Gray Advertising Inc. an-
nounced It has hlred Paul
Schmidt as an account supervi-
sor and Heather Revens as an
account executive.
McOuney previously held the
same positions a1 Vlxel, which
Emulex acquired In November.
He will focus on Integrating
Vlxel's sales, marketing. engi-
neering and manufacturing op-
erations into those of Emulex.
Costa Mesa firm Stadium
Seating Enterprises has ap-
pointed Frank B. Moson as
president.
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• AVOQdo St..et
Drunken"-u In public wu
reported In the 300 bloc*•\
6'.20 •. m. S.1turd1y.
•Del Mat~ end
N9WPOrt Bouleveftt: Vnlawful
camping on the street wes
reported 11 9•20 • m
Saturday.
• Falt Dffve end Newport
Bo\llewrd: A parole vlolotJon
wea reported at 7·25 1.m.
Friday.
• Gt.'9r Avenue: A person
WH reported In 1 park after
dark 1n the 1200 blodc at 5:26
p.m. Friday.
• Newport BouJeverd: Illegal
camping wea reported In the
2000 blodc It 8.65 a.m
Saturday ..
• Sleftc• Stl'Mt end
Wutmlnmr Avenue: 011 was
being dumped on the street,
1t was reported at 10:13 a.m.
Saturday.
• South Coa.i Driw: A person
waHeported driving under
the Influence of alcohol and
drugs In the 1000 block at
PARKS
Continued from Al
12:50 e.m. Saturdey.
• w..t Wiiton 8trMt: A
pereon Wiii repontd ••
hevlng en open container of
alcohol In public; In the 300
bloc* at 9:48 1.m. Saturday.
NEWPORT BEACH
• WMt Bay Av.nue: Medical
aid w11 reponed In the 1200
blodt at 10:44 1 m. Sunday.
• S.V-W-tw. Vandalism was
reported In the 1400 bloc* et
11 :,91.m.
Sur>day.
• W. Cout Hlthwa,: A
person waa reported drunk In
publle wu reponed In the
4500 blodt et 1 :59 a.m.
Sundey.
• Und1 lale: A dead ,nimal
w11 reported In the 100 blodt
at 1:'8 p.m. Sunday.
• Ean Newport cen .... Drive:
A hit-and-run on a par1ced
vehicle waa reponed In 500
blodc et 1 :38 p.m. Sunday.
• Newport Pi.r: An animal
bite wH reponed In the 100
blodc 11 9:22 1.m. Sundey.
• 27th StrM't: A g1rage WH
blodced In the 100 blodc at
2:34 p.m . Sunday
fronts for a number or years on
other comrmmity tSSues, and she
is clearly interested ln having
i.omt input In the dlrection that
lhe community takes." de Araka1
de Arakal said he wru. looking for· !>aid. "I am happy to have her
ward to serving with Burciaga. serve on the Parlcs and Re·
Colleagues can agtee to dJsagree, creaucin Commission and am
he said · looking forward to see what kind
·She has been active on i.cvcral of ideas she hat. •
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' All:OWED
Conbnued from Al
realized how lucky I was to be
born to a loving mother, to
make• decent living. to have
an education, a roof Qver my
head and healthy and happy
on . The list ls
never~nding.
A1J my complaining about not
having this or no1 being able to
buy that was so ... so petty. I
felt guilty and humbled.
SALONS
Contmued from Al
agreed that thla was the best time
of the..year for people in his pro·
fesslon. Many or his cllents re-
arrange their usual hair·mainte·
nance schedule to correspond
with their holiday plans.
"Some people hold off on their
process a little longer and want
to get It all ln for the holidays,"
Tll.pla said.
Not Judy Kulp. who was wait·
Ing for her appolnunent on Sat·
urday at the Corona deJ Mar sa-
lon. Kulp, who drives from Del
AROUND TOWN
• Send AROUND TOWN items to
1he Dally Piiot, 330 W. Bay St ..
Costa Maaa. CA 92627; by e-mail
to lu/$,pen11@/11tlm88.com; by fax
to (949) 646-4170; or bycalllng
(949) 574-4298. Include the time,
,pate and location of the event, as
well as a contact phone number.
TODAY
South Coest Plue will have Its
21st annual Tree-Lighting
Ceremony at 6 p.m. at Town
Center Parle, adjacent to the
Westin South Coast Plaza. The
90-foot white fir will be adorned
by 15,000 lights. The ceremony
will feature the All American Boys
Chorus and an appearance by
honorary emcee, Jennifer Yorlc
from KTLA-TV.
A meeting In support of
Democra1lc presidential
candidate Wesley K. Clerit will be
held at 7 p.m. at the Harp Inn, 130
E. 17th St., Costa Mesa.
Volunteers will share information
and Clarlc's positions on key
Issues. Information:
info@voluntsersforclsrlc.com,
http://www.msetup.com.
TUESDAY
A town haJI meeting on
homeland seamty will be from 6
to 8 p.m. at Vanguard University's
Smith Hall Room 101, 55 Fair
Drive. Auemblyman Ken
Maddox. Costa Mesa Councilmen
Alan Mansoor and Michael
Scheafer, Califomls National
Guard Maj. Gen. Paul 0. Monroe
Jr .. Costa Fire Chief James M
Ellis and representatives from the
Orange County Sheriff's
Department. California Office of
Emergency Services and the FBI
will be on hand.
WEDNESDAY
The And-SAT mowment will
hold a meeting from 7 to 8 p.m .. ln
the ASB room at Corona del Mar
High School. There will be guest
speakers. an open forum for
comments and questions, and an
outline for implementing
educational reform. Students,
parents, and teadlera are
weloome to anend. Information:
Amanda R\Jbensteln, (949)
719-1756
THURSDAY
The OrenQ9 County Chepter of
Childhalp USA will have a holiday
boutique and luncheon et 10 a.m.
In the Hyatt Regency, 17900
Jamboree Blvd .. Irvine. For
rHerveuons contect Nancy
Whltlodc at (949) 6484228.
The Chudc JoMll Qahfy In th•
Atrium Court of F11hlon lalend
will pre11nt an exhibition of ert of
the anlmeted film ·or. Seuu'
How the Grinch Stole ~rt1tm11#
with voice actr111 June Forey and
~Wortr!up
stJ~M;,M,, .9A11Nd'W QJ~kr 11 wut !?Ai~ 0e«n~ tN
ANN OENDROUI
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I left Lourtne to enjoy dlMet
wtth her family and put on an
apron. The I t I could do was
help out In the kitchen. I wu
>tationed with Conner Newpo11
Beach Mayor ,Evelyn Hart,
whose eyes we.r~ brimming
with that high you get from
knowing you are doing a good
thing; from pU$hlng yourself
outside or tour comfort zone
and getting closer to people you
thought you would never speak
with.
It w-.il the b~t thing I did that
day. despite the wonderful lime
Mar for her favorite stylist, said
she Is ln that ch.air like clockwork.
regardless of what season It may
be.
"It's caJ)ed maintenance.• she
said.
Kulp's calendar ls full of holi·
day events such as company par-
ties and nights out with "the
girls." but she will be in for her
regulady scheduled appointment
on Dec. 21 and then again, three
or four weeks later. The same ap·
plies to January. February or Au·
gust, she said.
Nail appoinunents, facials and
waxing also Increase In the
month of December. said em·
pl~ of the Nail Spa on Baker
animation producer end director
Phil Roman. The exhibition will
be from 5 to 8:30 p.m. The gallery
I had with.my own family later
that evenJng.
And I hope J uo run Into
Oeinons again -If not 1u the
soup kitchen, then perhaps on
tnother ua.18Jlme1\t, when she
ls back on her fett o.nd aerviog
as an In trumental figure In her
company's success. •
God willing.
• LDUTA HARPER wrttea columns
Mond1y1, Wednnd1y1 end
Frld1y1. Sh• may be reached at
(949157""4275 or bye-mall 11
lolit11.h11rper@l11rlmn.com.
Street ln Costa Mesa. The~
cure chatrs are nearly always full,
as most women want a fresh new
coat of polish to accentuate the
"saappy" new heels they bought
for their gown. And what woman
would reach for a seasonal cup of
egg nog with rough, cracking
cuticles?
Uen Pham, who speclallus in
sJcin tperapies, said the ~t of the
week Is usually her bl.Uiest time,
as facials and waxing should be
done about three days before the
event, to allow time for irritation
and swelling to go down. Then,
on Fridays and Saturdays, the
women return for manicures and
pedicures the day of the event
looking for a home. Information:
(858) 455-9390 .• .
MAYORAL
Continued from Al
four vote have t history of
choo&ing to continue the tatw
qoo, woe. Oow. So, I don't expect
to be mayor."
Putting politics aside. Mona-
han said he would not suppon
Steel because. he •ts not ready,·
leaving a short list of those who
are.
·1eouncilmanJ Mlke Scheafer
is brand new and (Councilman)
Allan Ma.nsoor Is a good kid,•
Monahan said.
That leaves elthe1' Monahan or
Cowan to lead the council. both'
of whom have alree.dy served as
mayoL Monahan would not con-
firm or deny if he would seelc the
support of his colleagues for his
third term as mayor.
•1 don't lcnow what Will hap-
pen," the ma)'Or said. "Let's just
say I would be honored to serve
another year and I am prepared.
But It would not be the end of
the world either way.·
• LDUTA HARPER writes column1
Mondays, Wednesday• and
Frld11y1. She may be readied at
(9491574-4275 or by e-mail at
lolit11.h11,.,,.r@l11tim11s.com.
Is at 401 Newpon Center Drive. Plecemebn' ennui I Chrt1tma1
Jewish Center In Newpon Beach.
Information: (949) 721-2000,
http:/...WWW.shopfashionisland .
com.
Information: (949) 759-0758, Fair will be from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
http://www.cllud<jones.com. Dec. 6 and 7. There will be over OEC.22
175 booths of top artists with
The Onnge County Coalltlon for • unique handcrafted items
Youth will host •Let Your Voice Be Including live music, food and
Th• Or11ng• County Merbt Place
will hold ita Holiday Maritet Place
from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the
Orange County Fairgrounds.
Admission will be free. There will
be anisans' and crafters' comer,
photos with Santa Claus and
seasonal entertainment.
Heard# from 4:30 to 8 p.m. at the entenainment. Information: (714)
Costa Mesa Neighborhood 641-3112,
Community Center, 1845 Park. http://www.pi~cemakers com.
Costa Mesa. The event is to let
youth voice their concerns, talk
about issues and 10 influence
policy decMions. Information:
rle@edd.ca.gov.
A. pert of Spa Gregorte'•
customer appreciation rf10nth. it
wlll have a representative from B.
Kamlns on hand to perform
mini-facials and skin analysis
from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. The
mini-facials cost $50 with a $20
coupon toward B. Kamins
producu purchase on the same
day. Information and
reservations: (949) 644-6672r
Herbor Dey School's Student
Enrichment and Parent Education
Committee will present parenting
expert William Sears from 6:30 to
9;30 p.m at Harbor Day School.
Sears will lecture on 10 tips for
successful parenting and on
improving a child's 10 through
nutrition. Information and
reservations: (949) 645-8004.
FRIDAY
Sha"'v'a Woodfil'9d Mexican Grill
wlll have a grand opening
benefiting a small La Hacienda de
la lnmaculada in Tijuana through
Newport Coast Cares from 5 to 9
p.m. at 21119 N4."pon Coast
Drive, Newport Coast Shopping
Center (949)433-7879
SATURDAY
The Costa Mesa Men's Club will
sponsor the Fairview
Developmental Tournament
benefiting Fairview
Developmental Center at the
Costa Mesa Golf & Couniry Club.
The entrance fee will be $70
today and $135 for both days.
Information: (949) 645·2886,(949)
903.9090
Waldorf School will p,.sent tu
Winter Festival from 3 to 6 p.m. at
2350 Canyon Dnve. There will be
seasonal craft making, music,
theater and International food.
There will be a nominal charge at
the gate. Information: (949)
674-7734.
The Angeletaa Pnyer BrNkfast
will be after the 8:30 a.m. m.eaa at
Our Lady Queen of Angeles, 2046
Mar Vilta Drive. The prayer
breakf111 wlll feeture guest
speak.er M1dellne Tucci Tennehlll,
founder of "Gary's Place for Kida.
There wlll be a polnaettle plant
sale after the breekfHt. The
brealcfut la 1pon10!'9d by th•
Caaa Tere11 Founde,.. Gulld. The
cott II. S16 dona1lon.
lnform11ton: (949) 840-0886.
Th• C.t '9nolere AMn. wlll heve 1
d'lemplonahlp Ind houHhold pet
. cet •how from 10 1.m . to 5 p.m. et
th• Orengt County Fair 81
Elcpoeltlon Center. The event will
feature up to 225 of the world'•
flnut pecffgl'MCI cet• wlll be there
along with ~• cets incl kitten•
looldng for 1 home. lnform1t1on:
(851) '6&-9380.
Nattonel Unlvttllty't Center for
Culturtl encl Ethnic Studl• wlll
preeent •Tht Allure end
Slgnlftcenct of Body Art from
10:30 1.m. 10 12:30 p.m. et
Netlonll U~. 3380 Htrbor
BMI. Information: (71') 429-8408,
lzuk•••nu.«lu.
The ~It• MaH Men's Club will
sponsor the Fairview
Deveto\:>mental Tournament
benefiting Fairview
Developmental Center at the
Costa Mesa Golf & Country Club.
The entrance fee will be $75.
Information: (949) 645-2886,(949)
903.9090
The nventh annual Balbo• Island
Walking Holiday Home Tour will
be from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at
Balboa Island. T1dcets cost $20.
Information: (949) 673-4280.
The Envfronmental Natu1'9 Center
will present a holiday craft
workshop in which panicipents
can create their own special
holiday season gifts for family
and friends using a variety of
materials from 9 a.m. 3 p.m. The
cost is $140 per student with a
10% discount for members. There
will be a $26 materials fee.
Information: (949) 645-8489. .
DEC.23
The Environmental Natu,. Center
The city of N9WP0rt Beach'• 14th will present a holiday craft
annual Winter Wonderland will workshop in which participants
take place from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. can create their own special ~
at Gran! Howland Park, 5th holiday season gifts for family
Avenue and Iris Avenue. There and friends using a variety of
will be more than 30 tons of snow matecials from 9 a.m. J p.m. The
dumped onto the grounds for the cost is $140 per st.udent with a
enjoyment of the community. 10% discount for members. There
There will be activities such as · will be a $26 materials fee.
winter carnival games along with Information: (949) 645-84a9.
Santa. Information: (949)
644-3151'.
DEC.10
Body Design will offer • frM
seminQr and demonstration on ·
the latest technology on cellulite
treatments from 7 to 8 p.m. at 100
Newport Center Drive. The event*
is presented by Mary Dellene. a • ·
massage therapist. Information
and registration: (949) 722-3555,
gstfit@bodydssign.tv.
Ho&9 Hospital will have an
evening lung cancer suppon
group discussion about "Coping ·
with the Holidays~ from 6:30 to 8
p.m. at the Hoag Cancer Center,
Conference Room A. Information
(949) 760-5542.
DEC.11
The Campu1 CollHgues of
Orange Coast College will hold a
luncheon to raise funds tor the
OCC Disabled Students Center
from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at OCC.
There will be entertainment
provided by Tyler Hoff and Klro
Klro, who will be playing with the
Harry end Grace Steele Chlldren
Canter. The cost la $9.50 per
person. lnf~ation:
1tandardtini@hotm11fl.com.
DEC.12
Fuhlon l1l1nd encl Starll.7
Radio will host ~holiday toy drive
from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. In
Bloomlngdale'e Courtyard.
Customers ere encou,..ged to
drop off an unwrapped new toy
to be placed under the Fashion
Island ChrlatmH trM. ,
lnformetlon: (949) 721·2000.
http:llwww.1hopf•1hlonl1/1nd.
com.
The Reflex Sympethetlo
ev.trophy frltnde support group
will meet It 1 p.m. It COOOI, 2750
Harbor Blvd., C~ M ....
lnformttlon: (949) 86().1212, (714)
491·9400.
~C.11 T'ht~ng~ofAm .... wm hoet P1ul A. Motenko,
c:Nlrmen of the board encl
oo-CEO of Ct'lio.Qo Plue •
Brewery Inc., during he brNld1et
mHtlng at 7:30 1.m . 11 tht Plclflc
Club, •110 MtoAnhur ltvd.,
Newport hecn. Tht OOlt 11 $19
for mtmbe,.. and $21 for
no~ lnfonn1tion: (Mel
121.-..
OIC.21 ,..,_Wend wll hott ...
•nnutt menoreh ttohclne
oerMnony It 3 p.m. tit
ltoomlngdelt .. Courty1rd. The
ewnt wtll be no.Md by R.bbl
~Mintz of the Chabed
DEC.24
The Envlronmantel Netu,. Center
will present a holiday craft
workshop in which participants
can create their o-.yn special
holiday season gifts for family
and friends using a variety of
materials from 9 a.m. 3 p.m. The
cost is $140 per student with a
10% discount for members. There
will be a $26 materials fee.
Information: (949) 645-8489.
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The Envlronmental'Netu,. Center
will presem a holiday craft
workshop in which participants
can create their' own special
holiday season gifts for family
and friends using a variety of
materials from 9 a.m. 3 p.m. The
cost is $140 per student with a
10% discount for members. There
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WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL
>.IA~t\ DUSTIN DA Ip LC'T
UCI middle blocker Sarni Cash (14) will be among 'Eaters' top weapons in Friday's NCAA first-round match against Missouri at UCLA
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Anteaters earn NCAA berth
UC Irvine granted
first trip ·to..64 -team
tourney since 1988.
Barry Faulkner
Daily Pilot ·
The most successful '>eason
in the history of UC Irvine
women's volleyball gained an
extension Sunday. when the
Anteaters were selected to the
64-team NCAA tournament
field.
The Anteater:. (:!J-91. who set
a school single-season record
for victorieJ., will meet M1\souri
(19-10) in a first-round match
Friday at UCLA at 5:30 p.m.
"We were all watching !televi-
sion) when it came on and I
,creamed wlien 1 c;aw us in.'·
UCI Coach Olarlie Brande said
~But my scream wa., nothing
compared to the rest of the
group. Everyone wa!> very, very
excited."
The excitement replaced the
disappointment of not making
the tournament after last year's
I l}. I I ret·ord.
UU, winner!. ol '>even ol its
la!>t eight matchei-., fin b)1eu tied
for second in the Big We.!>t Con
ference. The Anteaters' only
previous trip to the NCAA tour-
narnl•nt waJ> 111 19H8. when they
were eliminated in the firJ.I
round
Brande, however. believes hi' appearanrc and looking for its
team has a chance to advance fourth straight 20-win i.eason.
to the second round, where the The Tiger<, were 12-8 in Big 12
UCl.A-University of San Diego Conference play They have five
winner will await. freshmen, four sophomorei..
"Ou1 girls are absolutely two junior'> and one senior on
ready to compete," Brande said. fourth year coach Susan Krek-
"They're so excited and so ready low·s roster.
to move to thi:. level. There was "We played them in a spring
so much disappointment after tournament,• Brande said of
la.!>I year, the realization that we the Tigers "I think JI will be a
arc m the tournament and play very compl'lltive march We
ing in an environment in whic:h. hoped we'd be :.omewhcw in
with some hard work, we can be the middle !of the bracket! and
'>Uccessful. has rejuvenated f the we'd draw .. orneone cornpa
players! " ruble to u' We know w<.''11 have
Brande said his team 1c; not a great Ian ha!>e and that we
rnmpletely unaware of 1he 1al-don't have far IO 1ra\t'I fto
ent possesi.ed by Mis!>o11rt:' '
m.ik.ing its fou rth c;traight NCAA See ANTEATERS, Paae A6
GIRLS SOCCER
New outlook for Estanc ia girls
New coach hopes to
create greater sense
of µrge ncy within
Eagles this season.
Bryce Alderton
Ofily Pilot
lf Jen Hutcheon has her way.
the phrase "laid back• will not be
heard around the Estancia High
girls soccer team this winter.
The Eagles' first-year coach
told someone .at a recent prac·
tic;e chat she doesn't like losing
.and the person responded, "So
why did you come to F.stancia?"
Hutcheon. who played for·
ward on Cal Poly San Luis
Obi~po'i. women\ !torccr learn
and Wal> a 1unio1 var~lly coach at
< .nrona del Mar, had an an!>wer
ready.
"I want to bnng th1" team to
g<.'lher and turn 11 around, ..
I fu1cheon. who played under her
maiden name of Redmond while
at Cal Poly. said. "It has been laid
back and. because of that, the
girls haven't had hopt in the pro-
gram. I want to show them that if
they try bard and work together,
they could potentially be a good
team."
Hutcheon becomes Estancia's
sixth coach in six years, but will
have -Nadine Rajabl. last year's
head coach, along as an assist-
ant.
The Eagles return a second-
te<im All -Golden West League ... e
lection in sophomore sweepc1
Marina "Coco" Abdul, along with
junior forward Elise Carroll. jun-
ior halfback Lauryn Cushing and
1u111or forward Rachel McMa•.-
ters. Abdul played along the
front line last sca1>on.
Junior halfback Sandra Lope;.o
figures to lead the midfield,
Hutcheon said. Lopez will have
help from junior Lauryn Donner.
as well as freshmen Avery Wll-
llams, Bridget Gleason. Jacque-
line Johnston and Traci Panon.
The front line will also fearure
sophomore forwards Susanna
Carmona and Haley Rosner
while the defense Includes fresh·
man fullback Taylor Brown and
starting junior goalkeeper Mar-
SENIOR SPOTLIGHT
David Mitchell
Costa Mesa man has
developed passion
for running and, at.
66, shows no signs
he's slowing down.
l ttv• vrra•n
OallyPtlot
D avid MtccheU played
hockey ln Canada.
He grew up In
WlMJpeg and WU
pracdc:alJy raised Into a life
dOmlnated by Jee, 1tJcks and Pucb. lie began Ice akatina at
age6.
Now, ho hat turned tn hla
t tor runnins ahoea. He has
takl:n on doicns upon doteJU of
COWMI ln sunny Southern
Callfomla.
Mitchell, 66, a Costa Mesa
resident. has been competing In
half marathons. 5,000· and
10,000-meter race. for the past
24 years and wanta to cond.nue
running for another 10, at leaat.
WhJJe most people hit age are
redred, Mitdlell continues to
woit. He la an engineer,
1pec:lallz1ng In earthquake u(cty
ln reprd to constn.ic:tion. When
he's not working, hs'1 runnlng
... about'2S·35 miles a week.
"I just-..w peoplq doing lt and
I aald, 'I ought. to try that.' "
Mitchell II.id of bla \Art ln runn1n& in 1979. Kt enjoy1ld tt
lt'a competitive. It dot1n't matter
Where you're at ln the mix.
Wl\cthtr you're ft.rat or lut,
you're always competing against
eomeone. That'• pd for you.•
,
Mitchell belongs to the Cal
Cout running club. headed by
longtime Corona del Mar High
aac:lc and field and cross country
coach Bill Sumner. Mitchell said
the club helps h1m stay ln tune
with h1a running. lie also hu
frlenda In the club to help keep
him modvated. It's not that he
needs their modvatlon. He
alrudy bu enough.
"l run t'or health reuona, •
Mitchell aald. "1 couldn't lmaglne
myself lltting or having th.at
problem of, you know. when you
get ln hot water. You think. 'Why
did I do that?' I would have to
uk that que.tlon about my \
health. I would hate that. I lff ldi
many people my age: theyre not
flniahed. but they could have
See NITCHEU. Pa11 Al
ue ~m:hlwrg
1.o;tanl 1a, l'ntering II'> wrnnd
'>l'il!>Oll 111 the Goldt•n We ... 1
League, h,1, .1mple depth 1n gi•..11
wi1h '-<.'nior \tephanie Belitt'. a'
welJ .i., lre,hmen Jaye I lellnuch
.111d Juha la.,ed.rn, aiding Kmhb·
l'rg. Returner Melissa Willey
might bl:' ready to play by the
mid-i.ea .. on after recovering
from in111ry. I luttheon added.
The r..aJ<le\ open their se~on
at Garden (.rove High today at
3:1Sp.m.
"We are young, hut we need to
work 1ogNhtr to create a more
seriou!. team:· 1 lutcheon, who
played for the So CaJ Blues, a
semi-professional soccer team,
said. "II is a good opportunity 10
help the girls."
EYE OPENER
~II] DailyAPi1ot Ill
"porl!I Hall ofF&IDI"
~ ullhullu!l
Dec. 8 honor et DAVE GERANKO
Monday De"mber 1. 2003 A5
llfllD Dai ly A Pilot lfl
Sports Hall ofF~e
Ct>letJraling llw 1nil1t>tulitu11
BILL
WETZEL
Estanci~
Original Estancia boys basketball coach's
career solidified upon landing with Eagles.
Steve Vlraen
Daily Pilot
W hen Bill Wei/el
wanted w begin
his baske1ball
coaching career,
he had w wait. ·
If coaching were a
basketball game. W~uel .._..,as
on the bench. But thafs 1us1
how 1h111gs started. &>on
after hi<. bnel lesson of
patience. he was In the game
and he was on' fire.
In 1962, Wetz.el
began teaching at
WeMem High. I le
wanted to coach
baskethall but there
wa.'ln't a job
opening for that.
Grl'at kids. Greal srnff. Good
co1nmunily. It was an ideal
posit ion for sorneonu who
w.ic; looking for that ..
Wet.tel began coachmg at
I..stancia when he wa., 27
vcar\ old. He had .. o much
mo1ivallon and L'lll'fh'Y and,
at bta11cia, it -.eemcd rn
newr die.
When you're that age, you
think you can run through a
W<1ll," he said "I knew it was
gmng to be great. I i.ruuted .
the 1.11comiflg talent
and, luckily
enough. we had
nice perM>nnel. ··
For the fir.t 10
years ~tanc1a wai.
o pen. Weli'cl
worked 1b the
varsiry head l uach
I le then bee<une
a~sistant principal
al the 'ichool.
The varsity head
coach was Leroy
Stevens and EIIu
Van I lorn occupied
the junior varsity Bill Wetzel "After il y<.'ar of
coaching position.
Surely the Cee team would
need .1 roach. Nope That
job wa!t taken too. hy a man
named ~ute Olson.
"This whole time, I wru.
definitely wanting to be a
coach.'' Wel7,el <;aid. "My
whole aim was to work at a
high school and be a
basketbaJI coach
somewhere. The rea~on I left
Wei.tern was becau~e
Newpon l Iarhor''> po~illc>n
wa." open111g up and that
was L IO:.er to where I was
hvmg anyway. I knl'\\ I
would be 111 th<.'
N<.'wpori-Mesa area. It wao,
jmt a matter ol when• ..
I or rhe next two year.,
We11el lOached what wac;
h,1.,.(ally the -;ophomore
b.t..,ke1ball 1eam at Nrwpon
I larhor, his alma matrr.
whe1e he was imp1rt'd by
Coach lules Gage
"I w<I!> lucky enough to
have \Ome nice talent,''
Wet1el '>aJd. "I had '>Ome
nice years which I'm <;Ure got
me the 1ob al Estancla I ligh."
At E.stancia. Wetul lound
h1<, home and he started the
basketball program thrre
when the school opened in
1965.
"A<; it turned out. I spent
J3 years there." Wet? el said.
"II wc1s a lot of fun. J
wouldn't change a thing. Jt
\.\'ll.!t just a great tradition.
doing that, I mil>sed
JCO<\lhmgl.'. Wet:tl'l \aid "We
had Larry Sunderman ""
l oalh and he had me work
a<; the fre!thmen coach .• rnd I
did that for five year<; 1\nd
we had ~ome great
material."
Ouough Wet1el'" l'<lrecr at
l~'>tancia, he en1oyed h11n.,elf
and created man>'
memone'>. I le ,tho ea1 rll'd a
1>trong winning 1radi11011 in
ba,k.etball aml the tord1 wai.
c.irricd on by !'lundN111an
and latc>r, Tim <rBnen
·· nwre are a 101 of high"
and 1>ome low., 1n toad1mg,"
Wellt'I \ai<l. "Bui tlw thing:.
you 1emernbt-r the mo't are
the luds you coach .mtl the
peoplr you as<,OClt\te w11h II
wa" my dream 1oh. l· . .c;1ancia
wa-. my hfe. I loved going to
work It was f\ln."
Wct:1.cl. 66. who liw" in
I lunllngton Beach With wife
ol 37 years. Bunny, 1'i the
latest honoree of the Daily
Pilot <;ports Hall of fome. nw Wetzels have (WO 1>on~.
David and Michael, nnd two
granddaughters . .i.rc1an and
Mc Kenna.
I've been retired for
almuc;t five years nO\\, •
Wei/el '>aid. "I still go to
quite a few of the basketball
games and see a few of the
football games. I'm ~till
attached to !Estancia). ru
always be attached to 1l"
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~ M~.~l.2003 SPORTS
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BRIEFLY . MITCHELL =o~c!c,1:i°i:~~the
• ~ Continued from AS Orange County Half-Mu.thon.
th.I.I year, be Q!d, and plant to
have the wne type ot icbedu1 nm year. • ..
Newland's quest for 700 on hold beenbetter: =t~~:i~:
There are certain upecu of ltonetheleu.
He doetn't eee hJ.mse1f J~ h.la modvadon. He wW not
b.1a coocentradon durlna the
racet, u well.
UCI coach takes 6~8
wins into '04 season.
Legendary UC Irvine men's
water polo coach Ted Newland,
wqJ need to retum ror his 39th
season to reach the 700-victory
plateau, Rfter the Anteaters suf·
feted a 9 8 overtime Jou to UC
Santa Barbara in the seventh·
plaoe game of the Mountain Pa"·
ciflc Sports Federation touma·
ment Sunday at Belmont PllWl
In BeJmont Shore.
Newland. whose 'Eaters fin.
lahed 12-17, ls 698-33 1-5 at UCI,
lnduding national champlon-
shipa In 1970, '82 and '89.
UCSB senior Doug Anhur
scored with 27 seconds left in
overtime for the game-winner. It
was the Gauchos' first win over
the Anteaters In four auempts
this season.
UC! junlor Rick Merlo gave the
Anlftaters a 7-6 lead with 6:28 re-
malnlng In the fourth quarter.
but UCSBs Joe Ferguson sent the
game into overtime on a goal
with 29 seconds left In regula-
tion.
Arthur scored with 2:28 left In
the first three-minute overtime
session to give UCSB an 8-7 lead.
UC! senior Phil Garcia's goal
with 42 seconds left In the sec-
ond three-minute extra period
tied the game.
Medo led" the Anteaters with
three goal& and· Garcia acored
rwice. Sophomore goalie Joe
Wynne had five saves for ua.
,,.,...,,.,...
~.£-~ Score bv pettodl UCSB ? j 1 1 I I 1 t UC Irvine 2 2 1 1 o 1 ·I
UCS8 Atmur 3. ~nder 2,
F9rguaon 2. Tnvefto 1, 0.1• l. S.tM
-Wrlgh! 13. '
UC kvlne -Merta 3, G1rcl1 2. Noon 1,
M11tereon 1. Hutten 1. S...... •
Wynne& •
Thune Uon of Week
•CROSS COUNTRY: Van-
guard University junior Jenny
Thune, who flnlshed 34th at the
NAJA cross country champion-
shJps la.st week. has been
named Uon of the Week by the
school's athletic department.
Thune's flnlsh, the second
best at nationals by a Vanguard
woman runner, left her just
short of All-American honors
that go to the top 30 runners.
Her time was 18 minutes. 39
seconds.
Thune excelled all year for
the Lions. She set a new per-
sonal record with a time of
18:28 on an Oregon course In
the c,hird meet of the season.
and later earned All-Region
/Vew~Pocus ZTS: 4-Door
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honon with her second-beat
time of me aason, good for a
ninth-place ftn1ab at the RegioJl n champlooabipa.
It WU Thune'a eec:ondlJon or
the Week award th1a fall.
Pirates edged in m'
• MSDTMLL: lbe <>ranee
Cout College women'• buktt·
ball team fell to Contra Cotta.
69·67, ln ~nime ln t:be tbird-)>la~ game or the Ventura tour-
nament Sunday at Ventura Col·
lege.
Freabman RbondJ Nalf led
the Pirates (3·4) with 22 polnta.
while topbomore Alita Cartllo
added2l.
Santa Ana bests OCC
M.itchell'a ll(e that are done, but · He ftnlshed In two houn.
not running and bis career. He etght.mlnut-. Nearly 20 years
~:c1 hockey. football and ago. MJtcbell ftniahed a
dball tn h.lgb tcbool and ball-marathon ln Canada In lhe
college. He continued to 97-mlnute range.
compete ln bocby well lnto bis Now be'a content wt th
409, playing In aenlor leagues finiahing races but he'a atill
and an old-timer league, he captivated by the compedtion.
l&ld. On Thanlcaglving, he •tarted
He ha4,Peen playing hil day with a SIC at Dana Point,
bandbalf until eight mootbl known u the. •Turkey not•
ago. '1he aport took a toll on b.1a He said running bu kept him
ahoulden and he decided to In grett thape and be also tries
qult after going thro~ tOQ to. "eat reasonably well."
many lnjurlea and Mitchell, who has ftve children
rehabilitation. and aiven pandchildren, will
However, there seems to be compete ln a half-marathon ln
nothlng holding him back from Sycamore Canyon th.It month.
racking up the mlles In He has competed In 15-18 races
ANTEATERS
•Jn a race, You're always •
th.lnk1ng about Onlahtng,"
Mitchell said. •No grand
t:bougbt.1 go through my head.
You're pushing. You're t.ryfnJ to
concentrate on f1nWUng die
best you can..,I don't think
about politics, religion or
women whert I'm ln a race,
because lf you do, you alow
down. You have to focus."
Mttc:hell-safd he bu applied
those aame thoughts to ·
· everyday life and his career. .;
That'• why he remahu energetJC':
about his work and does not
J>lan to retire until he reaches
70.
· -Probably." he said.
SCHEDULE ·-
• BASDTMLL: The Orange Conti ed fr A5 Coast College men'• baabtball nu om
Hain, a junior setter, and Samf
Cash, a 6-3 junior middle block-
er.
Addltiorial UCI standouts in-
clude 6-5 junior Dana Kurz.
bard, 6-2 sophomore middle
blocker Terbrle 'Jaylor and 5-7
senior libero Brenda Watennan,
a produC1 of Newpon Harbor
TOOAY
luMtball team fell to Orange Empire
Confereqce rtval SAnta Ana. 67-UCLA).
61, ln th~ conaolation champl-. "I'm so proud of these girls.
onahlp game of the Citrua Col-To look back at where they were
lege tournament SUnday. two years -so (a 4-21 season In
High.
High IChool girl• · Co1t1 Meu at
Corona del Mer, 7 p.m.
Soooer
High 9'tlool bova -Corona del Mar at
Cypreea, 3 p.m.
TUESOAY
~. Aaron Bobti led OCC with 18 2001) and to see bow far they've
polnta and Jason ~ord added come with a lot of hard work
13. and desire, to be where they are
Jesua Miranda bad 19 points now ... •
"When we beat San Jose State
Friday, I felt very confident we'd
be In,• Brande said. -And fin-
ishing attong (Including ll four-
garne triumph over Thxaa Oiris-
tian Saturday In a tournament
at Long Beach State) helped us
trehl.endout.ly. •
College women· V1ngu1rd et Blole, •
&:30 p.m.; Sin Diego State It UCI, 7 • ':
p.m. .
for the Dona, for whom NedJm UCJ ls led by 5-11 juh.lor out-
Pajevic, a freshman from New-side bitter Kelly Wing, a two-
port Harbor High, had five time ftrat-team All-Big West
polnta, three rebounds and pedormer, as well as first-team
three auiats. all-conference honorees Ashlie
High ld\ool glrf1 • Loa Amlgoa at •
Cor9n• def Mar, 7 p.m. :
Yolleyt>d
Community college women -lrvll)e
Vati.v at Orange Coeat, third round ot
Southern C1llfornl1 reglon1l1, 7 p.m. _
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ADVlaT1SlMINT roa DlSIGN IUILDllt •llQUAUrlCATION
Subiecl to condohons P<•Urtbed by the Unlv•nlty ef Cellfernl•. Irvin•, rnpun,es lo lhf' U111v~r\11)''
Prequ•l•llcatoon Quesl1onn<111te for • Ocs1111 Build ~ontr•ct are i..lu&lll Ir om Oes1iin Bu1lde" fur the
lollowona protect
CINTHl PLANT CHIUH STEPS
f'rojecl Numl>•r: 991940
COOINIHTION ADDITION ro THI ((NTlAl f'lANf
f'rof•ct N""'l>•rr 991105 UNIVllShY or UllfOltNIA, lltVINI
PllQUAUFICATION or "lOSPICTIVl OISIGH IUILDlltS
The Unrven11.)i's prtm•ry ob1ectove m ulllwna thl' de>1e.n build •wro•<h I\ 111 '"'"f ""' but ••••table ontesrated df'Sttn and constructoon eapert•nc~ tu thl) f'r111f'CI lhe Un1vel\1ly h~' del01m111ed
th.it t>es11n 8u1ldeo wtio $ubm11 p1 opo,.h on "'" Pro1ect mu·.I be pro11uAhhed P1<:11u•l1foed Oesoan
Builders wolf be requlfed to have the tullo.,.111e C•hlo1111J conll •dui"\ '"~""~ GINlltAl INGINHIUNG. "A" ....d GINIUl IUIU>ING, "I"
GINfUl OHCRIJOflON or Wotlfl(
Tht' WOfk 11 comprlSt'd ot two st!pa•at•ly •11111oved ptot~•" t I) Crnll •l Plant Chill•• St!p '>
and (2) Co1enerahon Add1hon lo th• Central Plant Documenh for thnr "' Ofl!Cls wolf b~ 1nuf'd
separately. Addlloonally, the Unover\tly Is cormderong •number ol Altrrn.tte• to lhr prO!"'CI\
<•ntr.I "°"' Chlller St•p 5: 11!(! bne ""ork too th" UCI Du111.n 8u1ld Rf P is " Chill•• Add1\oon
Project tot the Central Plant al u<!h llldlfl c•ntpu\ on lrvrnr Cahlornoa rt1r PIUJ~LI will <On>~t of
the tnsl•llalion ol 5.000 tons ol chollrd waltr c•pa<oty by lht •dd1llun ul ch1llr" .lnd coohna
towers -
lhe "'\" for the proietl 1s hxatrd dd1.acent to tl\r northl'J\I wall ul tit• I ~ml1U' Ce11trdl Plant
ft UCt's m11n campus on Irvine C~hforll•• lhe 01,tonl? bu•l1hn1• wolf ht n11•nd<ld "' lhr e>1s11na
chiller rOOOl floor elevation to lhr n1••thust ,1lo11g WP-\l l'•llM1111 1lt1v• low.lid the lho11n.1t rn•• itY
1J,ore1e·(l(S) tao~ In th~ lull width ul tho o"lt"l buoldrn& Iii. ~•I'·"''"'" will •lso ur<lulJe • lull
Msement at :ro fret Jn depth undtr lhe ••PMtdrd lloor luo ti•" • J11llr1 .111-.1 II 1s '"""'led lh•t
Ille bu1ldon1 upansion will total .ipr11u11ma1~1y 9 900 ''l"·"' h••I 1111 lduhty "'"' tndude\ ~0~1mately !> 400 \qll•<e fut at the u"tona th•lle• room floor l••rl '"' th• t hill"'' and .•n
iJdotronal 4,500 squ~" f••I of ba~ement .,.,, for pump•. 1 001111~ '""""' P•fl• hr•der< ''·"''" VI •ives. and ~ondens~r
•In prep•11•hon for t11e h&,...ment. lh• prt>f-CI mu\I at\n '"' lude new 111111111•• ol •1•1 tr11 "' power
(reds. cnmmun•cataon'\ tmtt\ .JOd dfa1n p1prng undtrgrou11<1 tn lht4 .ur1t plMuit>d for th.-h.1'\Pmrnl
., The buoldone •nd all structures wolf be C•>I •n pl.Ju~ 11•onll<r«'•I '""ll"l• .ond 1oterl h.0111on1: with
alerior tn~etope to match u1shn11 lhe p101ett will ontllld•· lh<· 111\laltdl•on ot two new eledro<
~ntflfugat chillers and primary <tulled watrr and <Onh11i: IOwf'I pump<. lh~ pr.•t•• twill"''" rncl11<1r
Oie removal and rern,lallat1on ol thft "'"'"'2 11Utdnnr ,11111•• Lil 6 .ind ''' , holl•d w,11•• .rnd rnohng
{llwer pumps mto the new f&llhty
•Add1tion11 cootm& lowers are also 111tluded lu be onstallt•d ,tlonr the lrn• ul ea1sl1ni: t11we1 cell•
t the northent The new tootona tuwtr ba"n 'hall .oh2n with tilt r>l\11111• ba\ln '"'" lhdl wale• y freely pus from u1stm1 cell~ lo new •nd bdtk ai,tarn •· 1.lcm .. nd .rnd upt'<a,hon >hilt .. mune
coolone to.,.er cells Coohne lower structure wolf dlsn malt h lhf' 1 '"""Jl
•In preparation tor the cool111g to""r". lhr "' u1c•I 111u\I al\u 1111 lude lh•• • omf)lele 1 ~n111v.il ol !ht
Ii&• sloraae syste1n, oee are& wall• A11d und"il<OUl\d ore v,11111 I letlr11 •I \wlt<h11ear "'"d' thP. ice
Go•aae ar.a and addohonal swotcheeM ou1'1dp th~ wnll In lhr nnr th we' I l11r lho ~holler C:ll 6 O)ust it remond
•The proie<t includes poweo d"tr1buh.;n tu• "" dulle•\ pun1w .ind C•"'"n" tower I.in' .1111J .1 n•w
•ctric letdoi!r duct bank to lhe Ul\lm11 sub\l•toon l<i.•l•"f ~""""""''t•ly ont (I J 01111· tu lhe ~uthwesl ~~ lhe new system writ bP IHO&•amn~d lo "'"PPt•tl th~ e<••lmv. II<, \y\I""' lhe d•\IRll h111ld bod
llmenl\, includrntt dtveloprnent ~tlurl• will hi• b"sf'd on "'' tl11t rr11111f11~At d11llr" r.1t•t1 lor .500 tons cootina capa(lty each
c..--o11 ... ,.._,, lht bas~ wn1k tm th" ltl'I Ou12n 6uold RI I' " • I "It"""'"''"" '"""'•' ... Ole Centr61 Plant at UCI' ma111 <.1n1pu' on lrvmt C•hh.11111J rh~ P1t11<•1 t will <1on~1)t ol the
11Utallat1on ol one n•tural aas lrrcd turbine iim1er.1lu1 (Cl I wolh d11tltd wnler onlct n•ultnt, une
Et reco~ery \tum 11eneiator (llHSr.) dest~nf'd for future dud luttlg, ""d t"l•I rPupro• aun;: naluuil
s compressors each \11ed lo supply ?OO'i' of lhr GI demand lh• Prow• t wolf also "" lud~ baole<
d pumps lo supply the Ml!SC " tlraeratm to '"Pl•re the f'•1<lrn& lted w•l~r I.ink •nd 'upf)ly
bOllt'r fttd pump\. two ho&tt temf'flalu<e wal•t hut .. ,hanv••\ to «•nvell \te~m In hot water
• dump condenser to condense t•Ct•\\ •tr~m lrnm thr HRSG ll kV p11wrr 1ll>h1buhon w1•h1n ).l>e
"'•lily, •nd """" oleclr" leeder duct ban~ lo Ito~ ~•.,line sub\tahon lit~ llRSC will bi' lurno•hed
wllh a control system to m~el env11011m•nlal .111 1••11ml •r<1rnrem~oh
The site 101 tl";e pro1ect •• locat•d •tl1Aunt tu lht •oulh """\I ""dll 111 thr C,uupu' ll'nlral Pl•nl
lft UCrs main ciimpu~ Jn ft vine C.thlornta Int U••I'"& bu1ld1n1 will ~· r • p..nlled al Ille ""\tone
boiler <0om floor elrntonn to th• ~nuth ... e•.t ak1n1: W.-t P•"·""" Orrvt tnw•• d th!' tun11el •nd
back to the southeast ~• needed 111 dltommodalt thr 'P"'" ttQu11eml'nt' ul th< prnpu•ed.Cl ~SC. 11n co111pressc>1 s. plu\ lutu1r M1t1c1pat~J f'lf'Jn.,on nl the ~u~e"'" ,1!11111 ldcihty ltw lulu1e
capanston. 1n the fll\81 btuld oul nt thP l•uhty wot be ba,.J 11n "" <1dd1h1111.1l CT l~RSt. 11;olu1ol
c,es comprenor. and a nrw tondf'n\rllK Steam for hull' ~entrdluo tSl l with t•inclrns1:1 dtHl • oohnK
towers
The current pro1~d w1U au.ornmot1.\lr 'ti~ pl 'nt\f'ft futm" ~•PAH,1on hy ,.n .,vo1lu1v. •II tht
1>n t1c1pat1tf Area need11d fn, the r:mrt*nl nnd 'utm«" t n~""'''j'lhin 'Y\l~m' .inrt •.true l11tf'\ al th_.
Hlsllng bo1l~1 room llo11r clevallo11 I II• bu11d111R will l'rlh~t bf b111ll on It\ Mlort•IV on th• • urrenl
ll(OJect or lhe buoldtna will be buoll lo h»u•• only the cu11~11I pru1•<I e11111pment dlltl ret4111111e: ""II' will be erected lo conlam th« llltu1e '!>·"~' al lh~ '''''""~ '""'"' room •'f•v.,t1u11 fhr ••t•oome w~ll\ would ll•rnrne the bd·" for th• hu1l!l1t1;! wAlh "' th• 110.11 IJU•fd 0111 fh,. t1mlrl1ng
and all tstrurlure' wtU bt of ttotnfmt "" • unlJ1-lf' .11td ,t,.t-1 h \1'\11ll£. wtth .... ttt1t1t ~nv~ln''"' to m(ttt h
tltStmg Grin~n1I arrangfm ... nh MHf thf'tmilr f v• It' mudrhn•' woulc-t hr: ti,~ .. ,, nn .-.1thrr .t Sol.-u 01
GE supphetl 'v•tem
Both p101erh Wtll tndudr: th .. p1ii.t11n11l.UV .,,.,l~!I\ '"''"'''dhu•t ot WOtlt,ut•' Jt..\wmv· .. 1,n(l 11U\•.ffut llOfl
btsed on the UC Irvin~ l.•mpw Sl•11r1.1111' "'"' O•\•lln f11t1•t1·• ~llu•. 1111111 • t 1••<1111 <11·\11•n ""'
Pit lor m•nce u 1lern1
C•ntrol PIOftl Chlll•r Sl•p 5 de•lgn ond coft•tructton coot ••tlrnole•
Cog•n•rolh•n f'lonl d••lgn ond co•nlructlon co•t .. ttmole:
(C1>11ener alton l'IAnt lund•!•R 11~ndrn1>. •PIH nvat l
... OCIOUltlS
S 14, I 11.000.o'O
SI 7 ,0$6,000.00
The prequff1hca1ton p1ott~\ will be 'ondudrd w two p.1rf\ tnd wtfl t• 1111 m Uu ,,.1 .. rt111n ot
Pf9QU•hf1td Oesran B111td,.,~ who wilt b" ''\Ued prnJ)4> ,,•t 1tm 11mt"nr, tm ltw p,_.,,., t
Part 1 wolf bo the submoll•I of a Preq11ahl1cal1on QUt\llonn•i,. Alt~• ,., er11I ot th~ l'<•<111.•llfocat1on
~uttonna11e the Unoveruly will r•vo~w and d~l~r mmP a point '°"" f111 "'" h ~ubm1tt,11 S• nflnQ of Oes11n Bultden for Parl I .,.,11 bP delcrn11n•d by thr ~111Jl•«•t11111 nt •11 e\l•l>h,hrd 1•1111~ \Y\l•m
Outen 8u1ldtrs who meet the requ11rmtnh on f'••I I will b1· tfll"'""w•tl on Pall l ot lhos
l'teq11althc1loon proceu
f'•rt 2 will be lhr lnlorvoew O•"&n Builder\ will Ill' 11nl1f1f!I 111 wo 1tor12 """""'" "' not tl1•v h.tvt
been selected for thr P•1t ? lnt~rvrew lhe ln1111v1•w will •thllP!>\ ltw 1t•111• <1•'-• nh••I on tht
Prequ•tiffcauon Qu11stlonna1re !ht r"u"' nl lhf' 111t111v1tw will h~ '•Pd• •l~ly ua1 •ct l.a•ed on ~n
ftbbhlhed r•lln(! sy•lem lhe OP\l&n Build•" whu 11r <tit• ltd by lh• lln1v.r.,1ty 111 f'Art 'l wolf
~ jH'equalol1ed to submit Proposals 101 lho~ P101ec I
,.(QUAUfl<.ATION SCMlOUU
On w ....... <1ey. Nev_ ... , 26. 200J, PrtQu•hl1c•loon Quoto1111n•11r\ "''"hr l~SUl'd ltr llll~rt•ltd
0-.l&n B!l•lders at Ouren & Conslt111 Iron S"'"" t\, Unover\lty ril 1..•hlurn,. hv1n~. ~701 l.Klllo•nl~
Alrenue. Suite 250. t~vlne CA 9?69/ 74'>0, (Corner ot ll.,no alld Cahlnrm~ flv•n11~I
f!K lnf0fm1tton call the holllnt (949) 874 81 l /"' (949) 874 8014
On Tiwud.ry, Dec..,.•• 4, 2001, o Mon4ot ... y Oe•ll" lultiMr ,, • ...,.uttcw1f-Conf•••nc•
'lftll be conducted be111nnlo1 promptly •t 10:00 A.M. Only 00\1~n Buol~" who pd1 Ir< •p•lt "' the
Conference in ob enhrety will b" allowed to submit Piequaloloutoon Queshonn••11·s PPr<.on\ a111v1n1
alter 10.0S A.M. wlll ftet be ollew•" t• su ..... lt f'ra<fuollflc•ll-Qvettlet.,tolr••· '•rtlcl,-h .W ,,. ••• oh O••tr & C-•f,...c11•" S.nrl<H, University ef Collfornlo, lr•lne, S201 Collfornlo
Aw-, kite !SO, SuUl•a11 ca...t Wrlpt Cenference It•-· tnrlne, CA t2697-24SO, (Co•-•
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'"' fwttiw ..,._., ... , •-l«Kt Scett M..,it.., et (Ut) 124-1527. T1" •"""-le rocehre c_,.a.1 ... l'r..,.ilflcoll-0,...11-lre• wlll ~. Thvnday, Decemkr
ti, 200J et 4.00 l'.M. at Oe\oan & Constru1:t1on S11rv1u\, "Henhon "''"" M11ulhm Unov•rslty
OfCallforn••. lr•ine, 520l Calltornoa Avenue Suitt 250. lrv•ne, CA 92697 2450
Oesian 8urlder Prequallllullon Q11rit1-0nn•lr11s. onclud1ne any 11qu11 rd •tlachmMI• \hall b•
wbmllled tn sHled 4m••lopu m••~itd with the notahon rin tlte out"M •olSIGN IUtlOll
MlQUAUfKATtoM QUISnoMNAtal f .. CINTHl f'lAHT C"IUllt STI" S f'ref.cl Nu"'l>.,.1
"1f40 _, COGINIUOOH 'lAlfT "•ol•<I N .......... ••1105• and •ddlO\\rd tu tht Oltir~
If 1&n1ted eb(I••· IMC\UOl OMI °'IGINAl ANO fHltH COPllS Of THI f'ltlQUAUflCAflON OUlSflONNAlltl (WITH
ilnACHMINfS). Oes11n Buoldtr 'h•ll .1s\ume lull r~•pon"llohty 1,,. timely delivery ~t the ln••tion
dea'C"ated ICH receipt ol rrequ•hlicatonn Questionna"u Orel l•l•phon•• lii1u1m1le, nr t•t.&• •Ph•~
PrequallfocatlOll Qu~tionn11rtt. art 1nv~lld •nd wtll not be eccepttd No pr•r1111hhcat1on d<>Cum•nl\
wtll be accepted after 4.00 f'.M., Thltrt4ey, Oec•"'"•• 11, 200J How•ver the Llnivtt"IY r"'•'""
the rlaht to request, receive, ftl1d tYlhMte ~upplen1ental 1otnun~llon 11\er lh" ~bov& hm;o 1nd tlal•
Successful Dulan 9ultdtfl wlll ll• 1111tfllod ol the dtl•, tln111 a11d loc•llon ol lheh h1lerv1~w'
llQUlST rott f'ltOPOSAl
0.l.lfn eurldotrs wtll be "nltfltd """''h•1 01 not they ha•• bffn l>'•Clu•hlled •lle1 th., \lnlY•"'"
evatu1les the 1esuth nl th• 1ntervl4lw All Advc1h"m~nt lo P•eauahhtd Ptl)p()iers· wolf fntto""
!lipecify1n1 the uact d1h,., lltrut11. end •oc-hnn ttlt1•~' n1n1 th,. •••1l~b1hly 111 Propo•al Oorumenh
Bid (Proposal) Security 1n the amount ol 10'!. ul th" Lumf) Sum Bue Pm• f'ropOllMl, nclud1n1
•lt•n•IH. shall 1c,omp1ny each Propo111 !he wr~h luuona the Bid 801111 .111111 b11, 11n the
Ptoposal Deadline, •II admitted •urety tnwrer u deftr1•t1 m lh" C11hlorril• Cod~ of Ctvll Prnredurc
Seclloll 995 120
All 1n,u1ance pohcllo\ ••\lulled to be obl•lned by the Oe\lan 8v1l<1•• ,,,.u be •ubiect to aop<o .. 1
by Unlvtnlly fOf f.Prm and tub1tanc1 All p0tie1e• leot Commerctat f orm C:M•ral t 11blltly. Lace'"
Llabtllty, Bu\lntu Automobile l l•b"•ly and "•oladlonal t tabltlt,y Insur""'~ ,11a11 be '""'d by
eompanlta ..,,111 • B11t r 1fln1 ot A ot better. end • lln1111~111 cl1ulttc1t1on nl \1111 01 bettor (or
an equlvalent ralina by Stend1rd & POOf CH Moody'\) All pnlkltot 1equtr4'd for WOf~•"' Comr,enutlon
ttfWf Employer•' llablHty tnJur•nc• t.h•ll be luued by comp•nrr• (1) that have 1 letl r•I 111 ul B•
or .,.tt.,. and a hnanclal cln~tl(etlon ot YIU or bell..-(ttr "" •<1utv1tenw ahn& by ~111nd•rd &
"'wt Of, Moody'•) or (II) lh•I ere atcotpl1ble to the Untven1ty '"" r11rt11TCat1 ol lntm•no '"•
be ,, .. ,.don UHi Unlvt,.ltv'• form.
f'rotpKll•• Oeslf&ll 611lld81t. lntendfn1 to Ila pr•t1u1hll11d ate tnlormell tll•t they wltl be tulJjltl
It and mu•I tuff~ c.omply 11t1th all of the proJl'lul r.11nd1tton lndudinr 100-. p1yn1•nl •nd 100~
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All lnforrn1ll0ft :wbm1tltd for p••qualttluhon toh11tlon wtll t>t co111ldtttd 0Wcl1t 1ofor1111l10t1
1,:qulr•d 111 confldente,~d the Untv•r•llY wlU malnt.in 111 conftd•nli•l•ly to lh• nt1nt perm11t11d
~~ . the UnlYf,.llY r9'tt••' Ill• rlc"' to ftt.ct eny o• •It re"llan'u lo f'11q111hllt •llOn Qutttlonnelrl'
and '"Y or eM l>foCIOMI• elld to waive 1ny non m1lt1ltl lrr•111t111liu In any r•'ll""" ot PfoPoMI
'~·"'*' ll f1£C[NTS Of TH£ U"IVU<Sl1" Of CAllf04tNIA 1"'4unllr ot C.ltlotnla, lfvln• Nonmbel 200.1
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d1te noticed abt>Vfl't hon ot ctis.u 1mm,1t1un •
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any Pl'l1t1011 or eccount b••"
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011cember I, 2003 WANTED
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Sealed bids may be
.. telVPd •t tho olftoe of
th• Clly Cltrh, 3300 l'l~WIH><I 80ulevatd, P 0
80'( I 7flll Newport
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untu 10 00 • m. on the 18th dlly ot Otcembtr ~. •t whkh time such
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klll1wl & h.1 $449,<XX>
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MERCHANDISE MISCELLANEOUS
3855 RENTALS Mlsctllaneous
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AU STUl IU>OS. 78al0
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Wr wiU now SF.ARCH tht namr for JOU 111 no rxtn1 rl111rir. and Ulvt you tht
ttmt and tht trip 10 tht Court House tn 5'tnl4 Ana. Thm, of roum, 11far thr
st11rfh iJ rompl.tud Wf wi/J fik your fimtiofl.l bwinas namt sttttnnmt with the
County Clnlt. publuh on.ct ' 1L1ttk fer four wtds 41 rrquirrd by law 11ntl tkrl fil.t
JOU' prt>0/ of pub/1(tlti1m wirh tht Clunty C/m.
Pkast stop by to fik your fi(titiqw business 1'14mt 1111tnnmt at the Dail] Pi/41,
330 W. &1 S1, Co11.11 Mtsa. If JO" (JJn~t stopJy. p1'm rail us 111 (949) 642-4321
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tor• t•k1ne "''" th1I totef $!i00 or more
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be llC:en .. d by the
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law 11M> r1qu1<e1 that
contrulors 1nct11dt
lhelt Hcense number
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can check tlw 1l1hn
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k~~ ~ ~ /14 546-"T'a
Clrpet Cleaning
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Of any ol the ar11t .. rvktt llt ttd ~·In
our 1M¥k• d•ti;toryl
THtSE LOCAL SYC
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hold. I• ,_ I• ,_
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caRb comm of~ hofton.
lllCl\ldJlll • wtalclOO cpen. your tri(k·WlnJJl()Wer lltld hi&b wds-ln
pwtner's wll IJ11{"0VC the value o(
the hanJ An 1m-11.aUCJN11 JllfllP IO
lhrtt clubt de9cnbn '10Uf' hokt1111
nt«:ly.
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wtuu do you bid now?
A • Yw w1111 w auy oo1 o( slam If
panner ha.' only I} pt14nb, bul )UU
want lo mv1tt 1f panncr ha.• 16 nr
Q l ·Neither YUlncntlk ... Soulh
)'OU hold
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lnHlallOOAI. m:jue5tln1 putner to bid the alam wnh a maumum opening •H~~J 1 Q J$ •KQ tt 6Sl no-uump bid. •
The biddJJl& lw. MlCCCdcd NORTif l'.NIT ~ \.\'&'II Q 5 • Neither vu.lncrablc. )OU ti.lid
•• U CH Q1702 Vold •KQl
Your nghc·hand opponcni open' the
bidding with ooc no trump Cl!l-17) Wlul lfo."tJOO do you take 1
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Wlwll do you bid now'!
A • If you ~Tibc IU the thetlf)' Iha! )OU need four .:aJ'd suppon lo
ruse i-uier'1 ~.you arc In dtcp llOUble. Tlwe clu~ would
llhliw a .iron1er hand and br vlrtual-
1)' pin1r·fumn1, while I""° no trump
Iii 1mpoalhlc llfllhoul • i.tOppCf In
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IL If not. btd IW<> hearu. even !hough
that nm~ lhc ri&k or m1i.sing a ~pack
COOtracl
the enemy WJI The only opooo
avwlablc, ~ptte havmg only three
low i.:urtl• in p11rtner '' •-ult. 1 • IO na~ IOllNU~ Q 6 ·Neither 'ulnmllilc. Ill Sooth
you huk.I
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pote.ntla i;uffina values in spades
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tllng. yoo want tu he in the spatlc aame-Bid four~ Tha'-llJ put ~ m re-.1 about the quabi)"11f yours~' Md. w11h oumde coo
trolll, po.nn.:r can move toward slam·
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Ilk• new cood. $6995
v87'2491 8llr 949-586-1888 _..,..._
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metallic 1reen tan flhr
bllCk top, buullful f!ke
new cond. $7995 f11m
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hr.. '6S Mesteng AltDmaCIVI 9004 Conver !Ible or111n1l
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whts. beaulrful hh new
cond. hn av11I v995621 $24,9'1S SN 949-!186-1888 __ ..,..._
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new $8995 •557281.Bltr
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(671059) $19.985
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IVOll02 01scounled
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fully loaded. showroom
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(19842) $23,980
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In tenor /u I and docks
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superb $4995 vl57829
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STORAGE 9680
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Bay Island Cova area.
secure, 949 922 7177.
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Plumbing
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Spectacular 180 sit d<r.11' Ck:ean. Bay ~ona & Sunset l/e'IS from thrs single lewl home. remode1ed itiroughoot v. · har!t.'IOOO floors.
new 1wldows & soM wood ~rs .gourmet kltehen :1 granne counter10l)S and le.lled glass caboetry llnyard features 880 r:tN·
ered pano puttJng green & exQUtsrte k'lndsc.ap111g This home~ over 2.liOOsf & srts oo an approx 29.IXXlsf tot (1rrjudes slope).
0FFEIUD A1~ $2,300,000 . Ll NDZEE BRACHO 949.500.2340
NEW PORT BEACH • BAYSHORES
Custom built architectural masterpiece with formal dining and h111ng rooms plus 3 bedrooms and
3 baths plus a w111e cellar A contemporary Bayshores Beauty1
0 1-FF.IUD AT S2,495,000
PERAZUL ESTATE • NEWPORT COAST
360° views of ocean, bay, canyon and mountains from this 5 bedroom. 4.5 bath home featuring
4,400 SF. a redesigned chef's kitchen with stainless appliances. Subzero refngerator, imported gran-
ite countertops and dark fru1twood cabinets
OFFERED AT 53,250,000 KFNT M cN AU<,H f ON 949.7 19.2050
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/11 ]()())to daft:. I hat•e nprrnnted 19 Sello·J anrl 30 8 11yers and t'ery
pro11d lo 110/t' tht11 al111w1 7 0'{ inn rtf'MI clients or chent referrals.
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<9 19) 729-...,161 mumy·lre(a yahoo.rnm
O CEAN & BAY VIEW E STATE • C ORO NA DEL MAR
Perched above Newpor1 Harbor the 111ews from here truly define the term "breathtaking .. With
more than 9000s! of luxury this new 6 bedroom home has captured the balance between elegance
and warmth
OFH Rl:D AT S9,850,000 CoLu N BREN:'-.AN 949.275.2775
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EXPERIENCE • KNOWLEDGE • RESULTS
ANNE & J OHN HOOVER • DEANNE M ACINNES
949.219.2560
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5 bedrooms 3 5 baths Devonshire model The drama of this property begins as you enter the dis·
ttngu1shed guard gate 180 degree unobstructed v1~s of the Pac1f1c and Pnvate Park by day and
sh1mmenng City lights by mghts A . N Pt-Tt:R~. Btu & St 'ZANNE WYRICK
O H I RFD ATS 1,690,()()() 949.422.2889 • 949.632.2890 • 949.466.316 1
Umque oceanfront estate perched on a cltff above the Pac1f1c Ocean. mouth watenng views abound
from this incredible home w/ numerous decks & private salt water pool
0FHREO AT S8, 700,000 . )UOY BLOSSOM 949.793.5068
NEWPORT BEACH
A rare and seldom available T plan Tax records show 2648 sq. ft On a green beh just a stroll from
the pool and Eastbluff Elementary school This plan has a first floor bedroom and a bonus room plus
a family room. kitchen w/an eating area and 3 bedrms up stairs.
OFFERED AT $782,900 DIANE WILLIAMS 949.644.4144
~ Prudential . Clllw•.....,
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SUSAN WEIR 949.795.2771
RYAN WEIR 949.337.2782
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This home has approximately 2,500 SF on a single level living space with 2 bedrooms. 2 5 baths
plulO a den, living room , dining room and 2·car garage
OFFERED ATS 1,600,000 KENT M c NAUGHTON 949.719.2050
PRIME WATERFRONT PROPERTY
Approximately 120' front feet on desirable Bayside Ortve In Corona del Mar ... Vintage single story
Bayfront with preliminary plans for two story·home Private dock for large Yacht . 3BR. 4BA
OFFERED AT $6,795,000 .
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