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MONDAY, DECEMBER 22, 2003
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IN BUSINESS
Eateries
expect
growth in
new year
Predictions for Orange
County restaurants show a
I 0% s<Mes increase, almost
twice the statewide figure .
Allcla Robinson
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT-MESA -Restaurants in the
area are expected to go the way of the
American waistline and keep on expand-
ing in 2004, following and possibly sur-
passing a predicted national trend.
Restaurants in Orange County expect
saJes to grow by 10% in 2004,
said Ed Lee. vice president of
INSIDE the Orange County chapter
of the California Resta~l For more business Assn. and reaJ est.ate d or
for Wahoo's Fish Tacos. news, see Page A2. "IWahoo's isl expecting
DOUGLAS ZIMMERMAN I DAILY PILOT
Joey Bishop, a Newport Beach resident and a member of the legendary Rat Pack, invited Rachel Berkowitz of Costa Mesa, right. and
Hannah Divolich of Irvine to speak to the crowd before he lighted the chocolate menorah at Fashion Island on Sunday.
sales to have at least be-
tween 6% to 8% growth in
2004, and that's being conservative," Lee
said. "The economy's really good.•
A sweet tradition
Costa Mesa-based Wahoo's plans to
open five or six stores next year; only one
of them will be in Orange County. Lee ex-
pects to develop stores in cities as far away
as Fresno, San Jose and Las Vegas. he said.
Local expectations exceed the 4.4% na-
tional growth and the 5.2% growth in Cali-
fornia predicted by the National Restau-
rant Assn., which relensed its projections
last week. The Chabad Jewish
Center lights a
7Y2-foot tall
chocolate menorah
at Fashion Island
for Hanukkah.
DON LEACH I DM.Y PILOT
Costa Mesa police investigator Paul
Cappuccilti looks over a case file of a
shooting from late 1970s.
Luis Pel\•
Daily Pilot •
N ewport Beach Rat
Packer Joey Bishop
helped set the hoUday
spirit by lighting a giant
chocolate menorah at Fashi on
Island.
annual menorah lighting
ceremony, which was attended by
more than 1,200 people.
The Hebrew Academy had
children singing several
uaditiooal I lcbrew songs. such as
the "Dreidel Song.• Members of
the crowd swaying back and
fourth and clapping as the young
children sang on stage.
menorah was 7~ feet tal.I and
weighed 200 pounds, said Rabbi
Reuven Mintz of the Olabad
Jewish Center. It would be in the
Guinness Book of Work Records,
he said.
In Costa Mesa. restaurants generate
roughly $260,000 in saJes tax revenue for
the city each quarter, which is about 3% of
the city's total sales tax collections, city Fi-
nance Director Marc Puclcett said.
"We try to bring joy to the
community," Mintz said.
"We have some very strong restaurants
in the community that do significantJy
contribute to the community," he said. Ch ef Doug Weinstein, who
Fashion Island was I.he site of
the Chabad Jewish C..enter's TI1e M!rni-sweel chocolate See TRADITTON, Pa1e A4
Several new restaurants opened ln New-
port Beach in 2003. and there are more to
come in 2004, said Peggy Fort, Newport
See EATERIES, Pase A4
Police reserve officer always hot on a cold case
Costa Mesa's 'Detective Cap ' concentrates on
unsolved crimes, often a fru strating task.
Oeepa Bh•rath
Daily Pilot
COSTA MP.SA -He's too jolly to be
described as the city's Sherloclc I lolmes.
His accent is nothing like Hercule Poi·
rot's.
And he's much too macho to be com-
pared with Mlss Marple.
But Costa Mesa Reserve Officer Del.
Paul Cappuccilli does possess several
qualities that these fictitious yet legend-
ary crime solvers possessed.
Persistence. Patience. Passion.
He seeks the thrill of a good light. Not
the physical one, but the one posed by
catastrophJc situations and dC$perate
circumstances..
Cappuccilli is one of the detectives In
the department who Is trying to crack et
least one of Costa Mesa's unsolved mur-
ders.
"Sometimes, I just feel Uke tearing my
hair out and banging my head against
the wall." he says with a laugh.
"But.· he added earnestly. "I helieve
it's all going to be werth il. And I enjoy
it."
"Cap." as he is affectionately called in
the department, retired four years ago.
But the 55-year-old officer returned
right away as a reserve officer.
"I aJwnys enjoyed the lnveStiJrdtive
side of police work.• said Cappuccilli,
who started off Investigating crime5
against children and retired after work·
ing several years as a patrol officer.
It was right before Cappuccllll retired
that Lt. Ron Smith started a cold case
unjt. 1be department puDed out cases
INSIDE/OUT
unsolved since 1972.
"These cases were unsolved for a rea·
son," Cappuccilli said. "They were put
away because the detectives had run
out of leads."
And the challenges multiply dramatl·
cally as the years pass. Evidence de·
1eriorates. Wilncsses lose their memory,
move out of town or die.
Whal jolts these cases back to life is
new technology, Cappuccilli said.
"We have so many advancements in
computer-alded technology," he said.
·we can now analyze ONA and ballistics
Uke we weren't able to do 25 years ago."
Cappuccilli said he cannot go into de-
tails of the cases he is investigating now.
but he said he has com e pretty close to
solving a case recently.
The invesdgadon took him out of
state, where be tried to interview the
suspect, he said.
Cappucdlli believed the man was
linked to the. murder, but he had no evi-
dence to prove it.
Still, he had to try.
"I was hoping and praying that he
would confess, .. he said. "But he didn't.
Instead, he said halfway through our in-
terview that he wanted to talk to his at-
torney. That's where that ended."
Dead ends are to be apecied ~
investigating such cases, CapptiCcllll1
said.
But It gets tough when he has to call a
grieving family member and tell them
that he was unsuccessful.
"I hated making that call to that vic-
tim's mother and telling her I wasn't
successful.· he said. "But alJ she told me
was: "You're my only hope. ~t~W
Ca.p. Don't give up yet.'"
And that's what does It for him.
"I was this person's last hope.· he
said. "There's no one else to answer to
the families. When I first called this
S.. COLO CASE, Pq1 'A;4 _
How the check almost stole Christmas
Daily Pilot
AT A GLANCE
I t'a a strange fact, or perhaps It Isn't
strange at all, that the worst and the
best Ouistmu I ever experienced
happened ln the $&me season.
I was IMng ln a tiny, one-bedroom
apartment in Costa Mesa with my wife.
She and I were atudents, wortcfng a
combined total of four part· time jobs '
juJt to pey the rent and almoet all of our
bllla.
In other words. we wm1 poor, and
never more to than during tti1I
putkular De<81Jber. I had dniahed
writing a Flf muwal for a pubtilher In
Uguna lJeact\. but be WU taking the
1on1 road ln ,ett1ng around to paying me.
DAVID
SILVA
Th undeBtand
bow much worlt I put
lnto that golf
manual, you should
know that at the time
I wrote It, l bad
played not one game
of IQll in my life. The
pubUaher 8'1Ured me
thal that wouldn't be
• problem. whk:h
elq)lained why be
went out of buelness
a ff!W years later. The
manual wu essendaUy a oollection of
tJpa from a famous .,at pro -tlpt IUCh
as eying a string from your club to your
shoe to make for a better swing.
For three months, I bad to read this
pro's child·Uke 8CJ'8Wl on hundnids of
notepads and loose sheets of pape(,
then walk down to the local golf course
to ~ playen and try to ftgure out
what the guy WU talking about.
But I tlnlahed the manual by my Nov.
I deadline and proudly turned It lnto '·
my publisher, who told me a check
would arme by the end or the wee1c. ey
the middle of f>ecember. I wu ldD
waiting for It.
IMrythlng WU rid1ns 00 th.it check.
1 My wtfe an<fl had a1J'llldy apent ewlY
cent of It in our be9de oa ClvilbnM
stuff. A tree. omamen11, canla. ....U
gifts for our families and a couple of
tokens of aft'ectJon for ourselves -the
whoJe boUday shebang seemed tied up
in that golf manual check amving In the
mall
Waiting for the check became an
obseesion. every day, l would ctD home
to see If It an1ved. Bvery ct.)'1 mt wife
would tell me It hadn't, and I could hear
the growlns ftuatradoo ln her voice. We
would w.tch 'IV at night, and every
comrnerdal urglng ua to lhop for the
bolldayl would ftll ua wtth ..,.. and a
atnn,p, breathlese aenM of despair.
The delinquent check became a ......... ,...A3
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YOUR
BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT
DONLEACH /OAll..Y Pll.OT
From left, Newport Flight Center owner Terri Re pie and flight instructors Ray Tabib and Sep Boutaleb with a training aircraft.
The air up there
Alicia Robln1on
Da1tyP1lot
S tuffing an airplane into a
Ouistmas stocking probably won't
work. but people can stJU give the
gift of flight this year with
certificates for flying lessons.
'Ille Newport Alght Center is one of
several Oight schools at John Wayne
Airport participating in the Be A Pilot
program, a national. nonprofit program
that offers certificates for Introductory
Oying le~son for $49 -about half the
typical cos1 of a lesson.
"It's sort or nn effective way 10 get
people l111erested, to 'ice that it's safe."
said Terri Rep1c. manager of Newport
flight Ct'nter. ·11 WB'> a very good idea."
And once tht•y lake their first le~on.
.1hout 75~ of them rnrne back for more,
i.hc sau.I.
A flight school at John
Wayne Airport is making
it cheaper to get into the
cockpit
I.earning to Oy at John Wayne Airport
means that pilots encounter all types of
air traffic, so they're better prepared,
Repic said.
"The benefit is. once you can fly out of
this airport. you can Oy out of any
airport," she said.
Pilot:. must log about 40 to 45 hours of
lessons in the air before they can fly solo,
flight instructor Sep Boutaleb said.
The Be A Pilot program, which began In
1997. ha:. had great support from the
aviation community. program rresident
Drew Steketee said.
To date, about 200,000 people have
signed up for a Oying lesson through the
program. he said.
The purpose of Be A Pilot is to
reintroduce people to personal Dying,
which began a decJin e during the
recession in the early 1990s, Steketee
said.
Flight schools suffered another drop in
attendance after SepL 11, 2001, but
interest has rebounded.
"It kind of dramatized to folks Lhat life
is short; you might as welJ make the most
of it," Steketee said.
After a recent advertising push by Be A
PiJot. Repic said, she's been getting two to
three calls a day about the program and
has had many requ ests for gift certificates
for the holidays.
To get a certificate for a S49 Oying
lesson. calJ (888) BE·A-PlLDT or visit
l1ttp:llwww.beapilot.com online.
BUSINESS CALENDAR
to 7:30 p.m. at Skosh Monahan's Restaurant
& Pub, 2000 Newport Blvd. The cost is SlO
for nonmembers. Information: (714)
885-9090.
The Newport~ Distinguished
Toastmasters Club 1300 meets from 7 to 9
p.m. Tuesdays at Platt College, 3901
MacArthur Blvd.. Newport Beach. Call to
make reservations. (949) 646-1274.
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574-4298. Include the time, date and location
of the event, as well as a contact phone , ONGOING ,
number. The Costa Mes. Ch•mt>.r of Commerce The Meee MeMengen Toutm..-. Club
691 In Coate Mesa meets at 7 p.m. Tuesdays
at Mesa Verde United Methodist Church,
1701 W. Baker St, Costa Mesa. (714)
540-4446.
JAN.15
The eo.ta Mee. ChemlMr of Commwc:e wtll
host a 90-mlnute breakfast boos1 from 7 to
8:45 a.m. at the eo.ta Mesa Counlly Club,
1701 Gott Course Drive, Costa Mesa. The
cost is $13 with reservations and $18 at the
doQf'. Information and reservations: (714)
885-9090.
hosts networtcing luncheon meetings
Wednesdays from 11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the
Costa Mesa Country Club. The cost is $14.
The club is at 1701 Golf Course Drive, Costa
Mes~. (714) 885-9090.
The Com Mes. Communk:aton
Toastmasters Club meeta from noon to 1
p.m. Wednesdav-at the Orange County
Department of Education, 200 Kalmus Drive,
Costa Mesa. MeetinQ9 are open to anyone
who wants to improve his or her pubflc
speaking skills. (714) 444-8783.
The Zingers Tontm..-. Club 11SF mMta
on Tuesdav-fTom 7 to 8:30 a.m. at the
Village Farmer, South Coast Plaza Village,
3851 S. Bear St., No. B17. (714) 241-1109.
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THE BUSINESS OF LANGUAGE
Wee sea
troitble
Sum thymes.
sum word
pears our a
reel pane.
1tanslation:The
creation of the
English language
was just part of a
bugecosmlc
conspiracy to
frustrate me and
others like me.
now. While
Webster's New
World CoDege
Dictionary lists
preventative as a
variation on
preventive, the
•01.lcago Manual of
Style" ls a little
more judgmental.
·Although the
JUNE corrupt form
Here's a little test
to determine
CASAGRANDE preventalive is fairly
common, the
strictly correct form is
preventive.•
whether you can count
yourself In that group:
What's the difference
between troop and troupe,
between disk and disc.
between preventive and
preventative?
lfyou know the answer to
all of tbese. then you're
doing three times as well as I
am. (I'll look up all three ln a
minute.)
The above are just a few
examples that a crack team
of Daily Pilot expens came
up with after I asked for
suggestions on commonly
confused word groups. But it
turns out I wasn't even
educated enough to ask the
question. because I dkln't
know whac to call these
confusing groups. So, with a
fuzzy recoUection or a
seventh·grade lesson on
homonyms, synonyms.
antonyms and other -nyms.
I set out to find an answer.
A homonym, according 10
American Heritage
Dictionary on Yahoo!, is
"one or two or more words
that have the same sound
and often tl1e same spelling
but differ In meaning.•
WeU, that wasn't it exactly.
I was thinking more of words
with different spellings. So
after some peU-meU Internet
searching, I came across this
word: "Homophone: One of
two or more words, such as
night and knight., that are
pronounced the same but
differ in meaning. origin and
sometimes spelling.·
That's bener. but I still
wasn't sure that W"clS exactly
what I was trying to say.
Luclcily. I'm a journalist.
which means I have a
certain genius for phrasing
thlnS' in a way that conceals
gaps In my understanding of
any and every subject.
Thus, reverting to the
"cover-my·bacJcside"
phraseology, here are just a
couple examples of 1he word
groups suggested by
coUeagues that 1 hereby term
-these confusing word
groups."
Preventive/ preventative
made my list because I never
knew which one to use. I do
Why is it that every time 1
open this book. I feel like I'm
in the presence of someone
wielding a hickory stick or a
ruler with which to whack
my "corrupt" little knuckles?
Moviogon ....
Apparently, neither of m y
. style books cares to weigh in
on the subject of troop vs.
troupe. Even the dictionary
seems a little shaky on this
one. Believe it or not. the
one with the U ls listed as an
Amerlcanism. That's the
opposite of the lesson of
words such as color/colour
and behavior/behaviour, in
which the British spelling
takes the U.
If we are to trust our
American dictionary on this
one, troupe means ·a group
of actors, singers, etc. h
whereas troop is much
broader: a group of people
or animals.
Oise/ dislc is the one 1
knew without even looking.
I'd be proud, but apparently,
it's one everyone seems to
know without looking. I'm
constantly arnaz.ed by this
one because, subtle as the
clifference is. I don't think
I've ever seen anyone get it
wrong.
To test this theory, 1 asked
Pilot columnist LoUta
Harper to explain, off the
top or her head. the
difference.
MI usually think of dislc
with a K as computer disk
and disc with a C as a
compact disc/ Lolita said.
Yup. That's it
Here's the longer version,
according to the cruel
Chicago school manns:
•'Disk' is the usual
spelling. But 'disc' ls
preferred In a few
specialiud applications,
'compact disc.' 'disc brakes.'"
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pane hear four ewe.
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symbol of our low-income scatus,
and we began to squabble. Back
then. most of our fights were
about money, but the ones this
Ouistmas season were dl.fJerent.
Our words to each other were
hurtful, filled with subtle
accusations and smoldering
resentment
It was during one of these
squabbles, just four days before
Ouistmas. that our friends Sarah
and &bby dropped by for a visit
Sarah and &bby had gotten
engaged right around the time
my wife and I had. and we spent
a lot of time together.
They could not have come by
at a worse time. My wife and I
had reached our breaking point.
and we were recklessly hurling
insults and recrtminations at
each other with abandon. Sarah
and &bby were horrlfied Sarah
took my wife into the bedroom
and Bobby insisted that I sit
down on the couch. He asked me
what was wrong.' and I told him
about our money problems.
about the check that wouldn't
come. All the while I could hear
my wife crying to Sarah in the
next room.
"It doesn't sound so bad,
David." &bby offered. "It just
seems really bad, because you're
righl in the middle of it But
you've got each other. You've got
your health. You've got
everything you need to have a
good Ouistmas..
Bui what did &bby know
aboul money problems? I
thought to myself. He and S8.rah
both had good jobs. Sarah's
parents were wealthy. Still. I knew
he was trying 10 help, and I
thanked him for that. They left
early, an<.l thar night. I slept on
the couch.
The next day, J called home to
see if the check had come. It
hadn't, but my wife told me that
Sarah had called and invited us
over that night She and Bobby
were having an early Ouistmas
party with a few friends. Han~g
out with a bunch of high-spirited
holiday revelers was really the
last thing I wanted to do. but I
was embarrassed about what had
happened the night before and
wanted to make amends, so I
agreed to go.
It turned out to be the best
decision I'd made in a long time.
There were just a few of us at the
party, about four~ and a
few cbUdren. but the
conversation wu excellent Sarah
had spent all day cooking and
the meal we shared together was
delicious. We tokt jokes and
made fun of our holiday tales of woe. and surrounded by such
company. our financial problems
didn't seem like such a big deal
after all.
Afterward, we gathered in the
living room to watch some
holiday cartoons, and after that
drank eggnog and sang
Ouistmas carols by the tree. It
occurred to me that I felt good,
better than I'd felt in a long while.
And I could tell by my wife's face
that she did, too.
As the evening wound down,
we were sitting in the family
room when Sarah and &bby's
4-year-old son. Carter, walked in.
"Hello."
"Hello. little dude.· I said, and I
smiled
u Are you feeling better nowr
he asked
"Who said I wasn't feeling
good?" I asked him. surprised.
"Daddy." Carter said "Daddy
said you were feeling sad. He said
that's why we're having a party.
To make you feel better. Are you
feeling better?"
My wife and I looked at each
other. Could it be that this entire
evening was for us? Could Sarah
have spent all day cooking. could
all these people have come over
-just for us?
The answer immediately came
to us: Yes, they could. That was
exactly something Sarah and
Bobby would do.
And it was like some evil speU
bad been broken. ille some evil
spirit dispersed, and the holiday
spirit retumett. Because my wife
and I were never happier those
remaining days of Ol.ristmas. We
drove around and watched the
Ouistmas lights. We decorated
the apartment with newspaper
trees and cardboard oruaments.
On Christmas Day. we
volunteered to feed the hom eless.
and for presents we wrote each
other a long letter of how much
the other meant to us. My wife,
who had the misfortune of being
married to a writer, was forced to
read a letter 20 pages long.
The long-awaited checlc finaUy
arrived Dec. 26. We didn't notice
it until five days later.
• DAVID Sil.VA Is a Times
Community News editor. Reach him
111 (909) 484-7019, or by e-cnail at
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Already having enjoyed several
pieces of chocolate, Yakov
Newman of Long Beach looks
for another piece.
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sculpted the chocolate menorah.
removed some sha~ for the
children LO eal. but most of the ~
menorah would be taken to
Orangewood Oilldren's Home for
a celebration there.
The Hanukkah menorah is a
candelabra with nine candles -
one for each clay of I lanukkah
and an extra candle to light the
others.
The holiday commemorates
the Hebrews' reclaiming of the
Tumple in Jerusalem from the
Greeks more than 2,000 years ago.
According to tradition, during the
rededication, there was only a
day's worth of oil for the ner
tamid. or eternal light. a lamp
that was supposed 10 be kept
lighted. but the oil lasted until the
Hebrews could get more eight
days later.
When Bishop. the guest of
honor, got on stage, there was
applause from everyone in the
crowd. Bishop wanned up the
crowd with a lif11e humor.
"I came here because I heard it
would to be the first time in the
history of religion your going to
have a rabbi and a bishop."
Bishop said.
Bishop thanked those in
attendance and said that he
hoped that he made them laugh
somewhere in his life.
"I think you should all feel
COLD CASE
Continued from Al
woman to tell her we've re-
opened the case, she went hys·
terical and said, 'I thought you'd
forgotten about my baby.'"
The raw emotion is as hard to
deal with as Is the complex na·
tu.re of such cases, Cappuccilli
said.
"It's like a murder mystery:
he said. ·vou st.an in a small cir·
cle and ellmlnate people as you
go along. You look at alibis they
had or didn't have."
Except, these mysteries are all
too real.
"And I have the time to sit
back and look at them," he said.
·Sometimes, little thlngs get
overlooked, which I may be able
lo catch."
He sits back and reads exten·
slve documents and autopsy re-
ports. In several cases, the de-
tectives who lnvestJgated them
can't be tracked down.
•And I wrack my brain about
why they didn't do something a
•
to open at least two new restau·
rani. at both FtuhJon Island and
Newport C.oaat ahopplng center
next year, spokeswoman Nina
Roblnaon said
With holidlly celebrations and
special events keeping restau·
ranta busy into January, the fi.
nanclal picture ror the lndustry is
looking rosy.
But Newport Beach. O\amber
or Commerce President Richard
Luehrs saJd business owners are
wary a.bout unsolved problems
with unemployment insurance,
worker's compensation and the
Dalt/ Pilot
state's long·tenn electrk:al con-
tracts.
"There contlnu~ to still be a
problem ln lhat the cost of doing
business ts signi.Ocantly higher
than it was a year ago." he aa.ld.
·This Is a very critical time for
business owners ln the state of
Cnlifomla, not only for restau-
rant owners."
• A1JCIA ~covers
business, Politics and the
environment. She can be readied 111
(9491 764-4330 or by e-mail at
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PHOTOS BY DOUGlAS ZIMMERMAN I DAILY PILOT
A crowd of kids gathered around the chocolate menorah as chef
Doug Weinstein cut off some shavings for the children to eat.
honored to be here. because lhjs
is love. and that's important,"
Bishop said
Bishop said !hat It WdS
wonderful that people gave up
their time to be at the event and
that those in attendance should
feel honored because of the love
at the event.
The menorah was lighted by
Bishop with a little help from
Mintz and Weinstein.
"Spiritually, it's nlce to have
everyone get together, and its
nice to see somll of the shoppers
that were here take some
interest," said Cally Oein of
Irvine.
Marta Gabie, who came from
Chicago to visit family, said that
particular way or why they
didn't pursue some leads," Cap·
puccilli said. "But sometimes,
you just have to live with those
unanswered questions."
Costa Mesa hac; solved only
one unsolved crime since the
cold case unit was set up. Lt.
Ron Smith said.
"But I'm so sure Cap Is very
close to cracking !'.Omething." h e
said. "I can see It in his eyes. I le
has the dedication and the pas·
sion it takes."
Cappuccilli has taken cold
cases "to llil extreme," Smith
said. His hard work won him He·
serve Officer of the Year last
year.
"He's gone way, way beyond
what an average detective would
do," he saJd. "He's lilce a b ulldog.
He sinlcs his teeth in and doesn't
let go. He has stuck with cases
that have run Into brick wall nf·
ter brick wall."
• DEEM BHARATH covers public
safety end courts. She may be
reached at (9491 574-4226 or by
e-mail at
dHpa.f)harsth@latlmes.com.
the event wd5 a special treat
because she isn't at home to
celebrate Hanukkah.
Marlc Gery enjoyed the event
because it was a wonderful
cultural and religious experience
in which the entire community
can enjoy.
"Dig deep within }!Ourself and
find what you have special to
offer to someone in need," Mintz
said. "Spread love. unity. peace,
goodness and kindness to those
around you. and let us all create
miracles."
• LUIS PENA is the news assistant
and may be reached at (949)
574-4298 or by e-mail at
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seasonal entertainment~
The Environmentat N8ture CenW
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workshop in which participants
can create their own special
holiday aeuoo gifts for family
and friends using a variety of
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QUOTE OF THE DAY
"/know we can win /the Sea
View League title] and that's
why I th ink we should."
Ry• .......... 1. Newport Harbor
High boys soccer coach
Spot1I Edlor Rlchwd Dunn: 19491 574-4223 • Spot11 'ax: (9491650-0170
GOLDEN WEST LEAGUE CHAMPIONS . '
KENT TREPTOW /O~LY PILOT
The Estancia High girls tennis team had its best season in years, winning the Golden West League championship. Front row,
from left, Kathryn Kulczyk, Kittiya Sudhikam, Huong Thai, Heather Morton, Sarah Muradian and Yvonne Zaidler. Back row,
from left, Coach Rachel de los Santos. Asia Ingram, Sage O'Toole, Hannah Simmons, Sara Stratton and Stacie Nellor.
BOYS SOCCER
·sailors anxious for league run
Newport Harbor, one
goal away from share
of 2003 Sea View
cl\ampionship. wants
it badly this year.
Steve Vlr1e n
Daily Pilot
As first-year • coach of the
Newpon Harbor
High boys SOC·
cer team, Ryan
Hernandez
made no plans for rebuilding
th.is season. The Sailors' 21-year-
old head man believes his team
ts built to win this season.
Hernandez should Jc.now a
thing or two about Newport soc-
cer. He played for the school be-
fore graduating in 2000, then be-
came an assistant for three years
before taking the head job th.is
season. He's well aware of how
close the Sailors came to win-
ning the Sea View League title
last year.
Newport Harbor was one goal
away from the league champion-
ship, as it finished the regular
season with a 2-2 tie with Sea
View League champion Wood-
bridge. ·
·1 have a lot of expectations
especially because there are not
that many changes from last
year," Hernandez said. "We did
so well last year and we really
didn't lose that much. We have a
solid defense with a lot of speed
and heighl We shouJd win !the
Sea View League titJel this year. I
know we can win it and that's
why 1 think we should."
Hernandez remains confident,
primarily because he has two
first-team all-league returners in
seniors Joel Walker and Matt Tra-
cy. Senior Olase Kelly, a second-
team all-league performer last
year. returns along with a strong
senior class that includes team
co-captain Will Guzman, a mid-
fielder, and senior defender
Brian Campos, as well as Skyler
Taugher.
lracy, a sweeper, is I.he other
co-captain for the Sailors.
"He has a lot of fight and he
really wants to win." Hernandez
sald of lracy.
Hernandez has coached lracy
since he was a sophomore and
has seen him mature.
THE SAILORS
0 Taylor Carver Sr.
00 Juan Cruz Sr.
2 Sean Woods Jr
3 Conrad Williamson Sr
4 Will Trujillo Fr.
5 Michael Gu11afson Sr. ·s Chase Kelly Sr
7 Oavid Manchester Jr.
8 Ruben Trujillo Fr.
9 Joel Walker Sr 10 Will Guzman Sr
11 Skyler Taugher Sr
12 Matt Tracy Sr
13 Adam Pinkenon Sr.
14 Matthew Collier Jr. 15 Detlef Moeller Sr
16 Warren Junowid'I Sr.
17 Nid'lolas Hedriks Jr. 19 Kevin Shearer Jr
21 Eduardo Garcia Jr 22 Brian C.mpos Sr 23 Bryce Henry Sr Coec::h: Ryan Hernandez (first
year)
The Sailors' senior group has
improved as a whole and the ex-
perienced players are setting the
tone that teamwork. is I.he key to
victory, Hernandez said.
"I coached the frosh/soph
team after I graduated," Hernan-
dez said. "The year l started the
kids who were freshmen are now
seniors. Now they are the big
seniors."
David Manchester, a junior
defender who played on the var-
sity team the past two seasons,
also figures to be a key player for
the Sailors. as will senior mid-
fielder Warren Junowich and
senior goalie Taylor Carver.
Junior Eduardo Garcia, senior
Michael Gustafson and senior
Detlef Moeller played on the var-
sity lasJ year, and they are con-
centrating on winning the Sea
View League dtJe and then mak-
ing some noise in I.he CJF
Southern Seclion Division II
playoffs.
"It's about time (Newport wins
the Sea View League titJeJ," Her-
nandez said. "This is definitely
the year. I'm sure they're up for
the challenge for sure. 1 Jc.now
they want It."
Newport enters the Ttabuco
Hills tournament, beglnning Fri-
day, with a 4-2 record, including
wins over dislrict rivals F.stancia
and Costa Mesa. The Sailors
losses have come to Sunset
League schools Huntington
Beach and Fountain Valley, the
latter a 4-2 setbac.k. Wednesday.
The Tars open league play Jan.
9 at home against Foothill.
EYEOPENER
·Daily~~
SpolU Hill"' I'-(~ .............
Dec. 29 honoree
SAM GRAVELi
Monday, December 22, 2003 A5
Ill Daily.A Pilot Ill.
Sports Hall of Fanle
Celebrating the millennium
DOUG
VOLD ING
Corona del M ar
CdM girls swim coach, co unselor, relishes
all aspects of diverse duties with Sea Kings.
Steve Vlraen
Daily Pilot
F or the past 31 years,
Doug Voiding has been
teaching and coaching
in the Newport-Mesa
Unified School District.
Is he Ured of it?
Noway.
For Voiding his job just keeps
getting better. whether it be
coaching on the pool
deck with the Corona
del Mar High girls swim
team or counseling
students in his office at
the school.
Toro. The two remain friends.
Voiding stayed in Long Beach
to finish college when he
transferred 1•1 Long Beach State,
where h e concentrated solely on
academics, preparing himself to
work with children and coach.
Voiding earned three master's
degrees -in education,
counseling and administration.
He sald he realized the
administrative side of worlcing at
a school would give
him too much of a
distance from what he
really wanted to db so
he decided to stic.k.
with teaching and
coaching. "I've enjoyed my
whole career of doing
what I always wanted
to do," Voiding said.
"I'm in my 3 lst year. I
still enjoy it like I did
the first year. I'm lucky. Doug Voiding
In 1972, he began his
career al Lincoln
lntermed1ate, teaching
P.E. and coaching flag
football. basketball and
track and field. When
Lincoln doi.ed in 1984 Every year I get this
feeling that maybe I'm tired, but
I see Lhe new athletes and I get
recharged. I have no regrets. I
love every minute of it."
Voiding said he has always
wanted to be involved in either
teaching or coachingslnce his
childhood days. when he
participated in physical
education while growing up in
Long Beach. He maintained his
fervor ror athletics when he
attended Long Beach Poly.
where he competed in water_
polo and <;wimmjng.
With the Jackrabbits, Voiding
encountered his first experience
with CdM.
"I remember riding on the bus
on a dirt road to (CdM J high
school and lhey handed It to
us," Voiding sald. They were
great. It's kind of ironic Lhat I've
been working here now and this
has been my community. But it's
great. I've enjoyed it all."
After graduating from Long
Beach Poly, Voiding went on to
compete In water polo at Long
Beach City College and played
under legendary coach Monte
Nitzkowski In 1958 and '59.
At Poly and Long Beach CC.
Voiding played with Don Stoll,
who coaches water polo at El
and CdM became a 7-12 school,
Voiding moved over lo become
part of the S· •' Kin~ I IL
became Lilt' gi1 b 1>1v111. dhll'h
after being prompted u~ cl
student, Susie Paulsen, who
asked him to coach the team.
Most of Vuldi.ng'1> highlights
involve his relationships with
students am.l parent&. As far as
in the poul. ht singled out the
Sea Kings' second-place finish in
the CIF Southern Section
Division JI fin.ill> last spring. It
was the highebl finish in
Voiding'!! tenure.
CdM also won the Pacific
Coast League last spring. its first
league titJe since 1994.
"It's the personlllitie1> I've had
fun with over 1he yean,." said
Voiding, lhe lutebt honoree of
the Daily PiJo· -iporlb Hall of
J-:ame ·'I've de it· thlb for 31
yearb i.u I'm i;, Li11~ la:.t few years
in my career. !Coaching and
counseling) will probably end at
the same time I want to keep
doin g It. I enjoy it. I have the
want. TI1e kids keep me young,
too.·
Voiding. 54. liveb in Mission
Vieo with wife Stbie, and
daughter. Jenmfer, who swims
for Capbtranu VaJley High.
B•rry Faulkner
Daily Pilot • THE NEXT LEVEL As he beefed up his body,
Bottom also luund solace in a
competitive spirit that
propelled him not only in the
trenches, but in the classroom. T he sweat and sacrifice
have far outnClmbered
the fleeting moments
of bliss, but Jay Bottom,
a business major, has no
complaint with the rate of
exchange.
A junior in Ills final season or
football at use the 6-foot-3,
225-pound walk-on out of
Corona del Mar HJgh ls
scheduled to graduate, after
seven unit-packed semesters at
the sch ool. ln May.
ln addition to his degree, he
could also take home a national
champlonshJp rl~ ahouJd the
1\'ojans, ranked No. I in both
major polls. take care of
MJchtgan ln the Rose Bowl
Jan.I.
But even ii the Wolverines, or
the controversial BCS
boondoggle that left the lh>jaru
out of the Suger Bowl,
Intervene. Bottom la thankful
he paned up scholarshlp offers
from amaller 1chool1 ln order to
uaume a amaller oo-fleld role
ln what bat become a grand
colletlate apertence. • "There were times When I
wu worried about whether I
mllde the rlgbt decialon." aald
Bottom, who II counting down
tu. pnM:tice ta.tlont before bl.I
ftMl pine 1n Puadtna. •tt WU
not only coming to use. but
Jay Bottom
Former Sea King will complete rewarding
walk-on career at USG in Rose Bowl Jan. 1.
spending a1J the lime you
spend to play football in a
program like this. I wondered if
I could have done something
else with my time. But. It was
during a postgame party last
season after the Orange Bowl (a
38· l 7 victory over Iowa, Jan. 2),
that I reall.7.ed all the hard work
had finally paid off. Staying up
alJ night with my teammates at
the hotel. before heading to the
airport, was just very gratifying
to know that all the a ruff I'd
done meant something."
Bouom, the Pacific Coast
League Defensive Player of the
Year u a aenJor In 1999.
foUowed older brother Alex.
alto a footb&ll Wl.lk~on one year
ahetd ot Jay, to USC.
But, In a txo.der aenae, the
younger Bottom foUowed hJs
heart to the Lo• Angela
~C ICbolanhAJ> o«en to
other acbooa.. Ub c.a Poly (San
•
L.uJs Obispo! and maybe I could
have become a blg-tlme player
there," Bottom said. "But after
visiting my brother one
week.end during his freshman
year, 1 realized I really wanted
the USC experience. How could
you not want to come here7
The whole experience here Is
just phenomenal."
After a sem ester at Concordia
UnJverslty tn Irvine, Bottom
entered use stepping onto the
spring practice field and Into
an alternate reality.
Ml got my rear end kicked,*
he recalled. •1 bad lost 20
pounds from high school, so I
wu a 205-pounder golng
~t guys who weighed
SQO!plus. Some or them were
Ove yeara older than m e and
had been some of the beat high
echool players In Southem
Calllomla. It wu auneaJ
atepplna tnco the same drUlt
wtth them."
'T m overly competitive," he
said. "You can ask my fraternity
brothers who have played
basketball against me. I might
get beat to th1 basket, but I'm
not one for gh111g up very
easily. You might beat me, but I
guarantee you II have some
brubcs to shoY• for It.·
Soon. Hollow was faring
better on the football field,
earning a spot on the traveling
roster for games, irJcludlng at
Notre Dame, and playing in
three contest!>
"I remember going onto the
field for the fin>t time," he
recalled. •1 was so excited, I
totally forgot my assignment. I
just lcept sayiJ1g to 1'nyselfl'm
in. I'm In. Don't jump offside.' •
A8 a sophomore, he dl'e$Md
for every home and·~ glmt
and played In all but a couple.
Thlt seaso0i after he missed
the 'opener at Auburn with an
infected heel, has been more of
the am .. He h u played M>Cne
on special teanu and rotMecl In
on defense at nd and lMtie.
"This .sea on is the 1ndr you
dream of," he •Id. "Winnt.na
every week and, now, belng (n
the unique situation of being In
See BOTTOM.~ M
·-·
M Mondly, Dec:amtler 22. 2003 SPORTS
BOTTOM BRIEFLY
Contiooed from A5
a Rose 80wt wfth a chance lO
win a natJonal dwnpfonsh.lp.
We have a chance 10 accomplW\
~we could ever hope
to accomplish.·
Sailors' Jennings is Sea Vie~eague MVP1
With football, sch ool -
Including at least 18 wt.Its per
semester, beyond the nom1al
load o( 12 or IS -and a social
life ccntt'ring around his
fraternity. Bottom said he sleeps
only about four or ~ hours a
nlgbl. in order to SQUeeJ'A!
everything In.
He plans to travel after
gr8duatton. before settling Im o
the business wortd, and he looks
forward to a less-hectic schedule
than his college years.
But he also believe his
willingness to strive for his
accompU hments will translate
tnlo success in whatever field he
chooses.
•AU I've ever done ls work
hard,· he said. "I've experienced
the pure Joy or playing college
football and I think I can apply
some of tht: lessons I've learned
10 the business world. II may
lake a while, but lf1 keep
working a l it, I beUew success is
going to happen:
Newpon Harbor Hlgh aenlor
Alyson Jennlngs W8J named Sea
VlcM' League Mo.'it Valuable
Player by the c:ircult's gWs volley·
ball coaches, blshUgbting five
Sailors ohoten all·league.
Jennings. a S-foot·9 outfiide
hitter and setter, ied the Sailors
to the OP Southern Section OM·
slon ll·M dtle match and the
CIF State DMsion 0 regional
semlf:inal
Jennings. bound for the Uni-
ve~ty of Texas. earned fust·
team honors as a junior a,id sec-
ond-team all-league laurels as a
sophomore.
SenJor outside hitter Uiuren
Miller. who has colTU1Utted to
Baylor, joins Jennings and senJor
outside hitter Emily Turner on
lhe first team. Miller W-dS a first·
team selection as a junior while
Turner earned second-team ac·
colades last season.
Junior middle blocker Kiley
1 lall and senior setter Kellie King
each earned second-team alJ.
league laurels for the Sallors
(26· 7), who have either won or
lhaied 10 of the la.It 11 ~ ti·
lies.
Burnette Lion of Week
• MSDTMU.: Vanguard
Untvendty men's buted>all player
Tun Burnette has been named
Uon of the Week by the school.
The 6·foot·7 sophomore post
player coUected U pointl and
13 rebounds, bis second career
doubl.-doub(e, to .key the U ·
ons' 74· 72 Golden State AthletJc
Conference win over vialtlng
CaJ Lutheran Dec. l3.
He made 7 ot 12 fleld·goaJ at·
tempes lo 33 minutes tOr the U·
OM. who play host to Malone C.01·
lege of Ohio Dec. 27 at 7:30 p.m.
Laguna shuts out Sage
• SOCCllll: Three first-half
goals by the host Laguna Beach
High boys soccer team was all
the scoring needed in a 3-0
norueague triumph over Sage
Hill Wednesday.
Taylor King. Trey Phillips and
Joey Lebon all found the bade
of the net for the Brea.Ura (2·
2·1). Center rnidfleJiler Jullan
Smith-Newman and forward
'fyler £llis provided sparks for
Sqe Hill 0 ·3).
The Ughtning are off until
they host Orange Lutheran at
3:15 p.m. Jan. 6.
Sailors best Chargers
• ROU.BJl HOCDY: Nf/W·
port Harbor's club roller hockey
team Jumped to a 4-0 first·
quarter lead and held on for a
7·2 victory over EJ Toro Tuesday.
Ol8ae Kelly led Newport with
two goals and two assJsts while
brother Prestoo Kelly also Lal·
Ued two goals.
Rory Campbell and Grant
Casserly each had a goal and an
assist while Cory Adler tallled a
goal and an assist and Jesus So·
teto added an assist.
VU runners honored
•CROSS COUNTRY: Van-
guard University men's· cross
country runners Robert Jones
and John Nelson h1tve been
named to lbe Golden State Ath·
letic Conference All·Academic
team, as well as to the NAIA
Scholar-Athlete list.
Jones, an l.rl&h·bom senior
who transferred &o Vanguard
from Orange Coast CoUege,.
helRed the Uons fJnJsh fourttf
in the GSAC and fifth in Region
IT. His tlme of 26 minutes. 32
seconds at the Region U ch.am·
pionshJps Ln Fresno was his
season best The marketing md·
jor carries a 3.59 grade-point
average.
Nelson, a jwtlor, has posted a
3.67 GPA as a finance major. His
best tim e was 27:41 at the GSAC
championships.
Quartet of Lions lauded
• VOLLEYMLL: Senior Lind·
say l(ajser and junior Livia
Peace top a list of four Van·
guard University women's vol·
LeybalJ players recognized for
their academic excellence.
Kaiser and Peace were
named NAIA scholar athletes,
as well as to the Golden State
Athletic Conference AJJ-Aca·
dernic team.
Uon seniors Sarah Bosch and
JamJe Hedin were also named
to the GSAC All -Academic
squad.
Kaiser, a libero, led the team.
with 383 digs and bad a passing
percentage of .932. A liberal
studies major, she posted a 3.66
grade-point average.
Peace an outside hitter and
m1ddle blocker, had 135 kills
and 150 digs In 57 games ..
Studying to be an athletic train·
er, her GPA is 3.73.
Bosch. a 6-foot-1 outside Mt·
ter with a 3.5 GPA, played in 25
games this season.
Hedin, a psychology major,
had a team-best 3.74 GPA. She
is an outside hitter.
Honorees for both lists must
be at least a junior academ i·
cally and maintain at least a 3.5
accumuJalive GPA.
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OIAIM CCMITT,
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NOTICE INVITING BIOS
NOl'ICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN lhal SHled pro
pouts lor lurnishm1 •II
l1b0<, m1terlals. eciuip·
menl, tlanlC)O<bllrori end
such other l•c•hl11s H
may be required tor th•
NlWPOlT IOUUVUD
11111 TUil, ADJACJNl
TO OUNGl ~OUMTY
••NOUNOS -an
f"ttOJ(CT NO. OJ-2',
will be received by lh•
Coty ol Costa Mesa al
the Office ol the City
Clerk, 11 f 11< Or1ve,
Cost• Meu, C11ifornl•.
until the hour of 10.00
o.-.,MeA4ey,'-Y
S, 2004, 11 which time
they will be opened
publicly 1nd reed etoud
in Ille Council Ch•mbers
SHled proposal& ~•II
bHr lht 11111 of lhl
wo1~ and name of the
bidder but no olher
dlst1n1u1shlN& marks .
Any bid 1 ec:elved altec
the scheduled closinc
l•me for the recett>t of
bids shaft be 1etu1ned lo
blclder un099ned. It shall
be> the sole respoosib~lty
ol tilt bidder lo He that
his btd •~ r ecelved In
proper time
A HI ol Bod Oocu·
ments m•y be oOlflnecl
•I the Otfke of the City
Entineer, 11 fak 0flVe.
Coste M<tsa. C1lifornl1,
upoo 11e11refw•4ellle ,..,_, ef Sto.00. a...
..uitt--e c .........
$5.00 mual be Included
11 handled br mall. 8kt
l>ocumenb end otllef
conb act documenta may
alr.o be n am!Md at the
Dfflct of the City Clerk
of th1 City of Coste
Mo e . Bid Oocumenl• will not bt malled unlnl
the addlllonal $5.00
cher ae I• lnt!\16ed with
p1yment
Each bid Nllll l>I made
on tht PlotlO'll IOfm,
shtela P I tlltoulfl P·I•
prn.,ldtd In the c011tr11et
document•. and shall be
1cc;omp1nled by • cer • llfHrd 01 ca9'!'-'1 Checll
Of • llld bolld to< not
i..t lha.n 104 of tllt
-nl ol ltlellr llld, "'* .,.r•blt to "" City of Co• • Mn a . No PfotlOMI "'811 be COii•
tltMfllf 11ni..1 .ccom·
pa111ed bf .ucll cullltt't dl~k. c•lh, Of llldder'•
bond Ho bid .W be con•
Mdtf'41 " ..... iC .. "'* Oft a Met* ,,..._..
loon fwnlahtd llr tlle
Cit\' of Costa MllU ""
\1 lllede In llCCOI d!M(e
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Cl•oltlotlo "'°'' """' '*'" to " a
shown ln the General
Determination' effective
al Iha lime of Ule call
for bids
The Co1ltracl0< r.llall
comply with the Pf ovl
slons of Seclton I 770 lo
1780, lnc:klslve, of the
Calltor n1a labor Code:
tt11 pr1valllna t1le end
sc•le of waaes •s t1b
llr.ll•d by the Col y ot
Cosl1 Meu . w111ch 11<e
on file will> lhe City
Clet1' ol lh• City ot
Costa Meu, 1nd shall
forf11I p1n1ltles prt
s cribe d t herein tor
noncompliance of u id
Code
The Clly Council ot the
Coty of Cost• Men
ru.rves lhe ''fill to
re)ecl 1ny and/or all
btds
JUUE fOlC* o.,..ty City Cler"·
City er, .. ,. ••••
Daled December 10.
2003
Publlshtd Hewporl
B11ch Costa Mau 011ly
Pilot December I!>. 22.
2003
M874
~ ..... .........
The foflowlnc persons
are dolna buSH>ns u
a ) Coast Mercedes
Service , b) Mercedes
Coast Service. c) South
Coest Mercedes Ser vice.
d) Coest MB Service, e)
Coast MBZ Servlca, f)
Sooth Cont MBZ Str
•ice. &) Coast M8Z BMW Service, h) South Coesl
MBZ 8MW s.m.. 3047
B Cnterprbe, Coste
Mesa,CA92626
John WlllM!n Densmore,
13!>86 SweeUht dfl Way,
lu1tln, CA 92782
Hetther Mcll1n11e
De n s m ore , 1 3!'186
SWHtshe«H W1y, Justin
CA92782
This bu~klen is con
duct1d by; husband alld
wife
Have you star lad doln&
busln•u yet1
Ho
JoM W 0.MlllOfe
This statement "u
filed with the Coullty
Cl4Wll of Of•nte County
on 12/02/03 IOOJHM7at
OaMy Piiot ~. 8. 15,
22. 29, 2003 M860
IOICl10--·--(Sl<S.••••w.i .._.,co.1sm.u
Notlct It hereby atv•n
to etMltllf't of UM wltttln
n--4 .. ..., thtt a bu•
"" II ebout to be ,,.de ol tM HHh de~(ritMl4 ""°"'· Tht namu and busl ,,.., •ddr-of lite
S •ll•r art: l t lln·
•01r11t,11, JJI h it I/th
StrMl, Coslt MeN , CA ·~' Tht loutlon In C.11 ror11I• of Ille cllle l uteu\I.,. o~ ot the
uhr m: s.me " t llfW lrf llltadll7 ~ ...... '" o-. butlnel• n-'"d tfft•-11MCI by
'"' ...., .i111tt1 '"'" re-a betot• ttM Ult
Md\ lllt W8 Miit Of
~Id to "" .. ,., .. ,,...
Tiit ~ _, bv!ll•
-eM ..... •f ... !Hlyw '"; l......,llM, am ~ Mhtlon VleJ6, CA flit ....u to be ....
•• dRcf!Md "' 1'4*14 u . All FtM"'fUIHl.
'IXlWIS. (.Qlll'lliaffl ,
l!Wll llQll(. cooo . nL Nf) ......
are lot1led al; 33l En t
17th SlrHI, Custa MeH ,
Cf.92627
The bus1nus namt
used by the seller •I
thal location 1s l 1ufl
d<om1lch
The 1nllcip1ted dale of
the u la/lranster I!.
J1nuary 9, 2004 at the
olf1ce ol. Wut Coast
Esc1ow, 2121 r Cont
Hwy., •1200, Coroll• Del
Mar, CA 926i!S
The bul~ u le 1!. not
sub1ect lo Cahlornt•
U"1form Con1me1cl1I
Code Section 6106 'J
II so wb)ecl. Ille name
and a ddreu ol the
pe1 s on with wllum
claims m1y be llled '' Liu M Cvons. We~t
Coast (sc•ow 1171 £
Coast Hwy . • 1108
Corona Del Mat, CA
92625 and lht In t day
for l11tn11 claim~ sh~ll b~
J1nuary 8, 2004 which
11 the bu\me~' day
bef0<e the s~le dale
specified above
SlWR1
SS. teon .. romlt<h, I•/ Miich s1, ........
Gett.rel '""-', IUYlll1
SS. to11tt4erl•nd, /•/ n.-.. lel-1, ~·,~ Published Newport
Beach Costa Meu Daily
P1tol Decembe1 22, 2003
CNS· "618581 M8/6 .....,.,
Al 1 '"""" Ac-. ........
The lollowlfl& p111son
llu abandoned \~ use
of the r1e11tt0us Bus•·
ness N•rne Delco Ma·
rlne. 71 1 W 17th St.
Bide. B 11. Cosll Mesa.
CA92627
The f lehllOU\ 811~1n9"
n•me refeffed to above
wts hied 1n Oranc•
County on I 11 02. fllE
HO. 20026888A I 7
Ooualu E. ltmphn.
T1ustH , Douatu E.
Templin lruat d1led 3
22·93. 538 Rlnrtldt
Ave .. IMwi>O<I Ru th, CA
92663 Thrs bUs•neu Is con·
dueled by. 1 business
trust
Oouajas E. Templin
flllt stat•men\ wn filed with the County
Clet• of Ol'•llf• C4unty
Oft l 2/02.l03
200Mff•717
Oally ~ Piiot Dec: 8, I 5,
22. "· 1001 M8$9
*>00 Of MK SAii Of
LD OI PlOPllTT
Noltce 1s hereby 11n n
that lhe undersla11d will
sell ., p11bhc •UCllOn
pursuant lo chapter 10,
d1v1slon 8 commellCtn&
with H Cllon 21700 of
the husinus And pr o·
fe&StOlls code ur section
1988 ol the c1v1I code of
fhe Stale of C1l1forn1a
and pur1111nl to com-
meu:oal 1.od1 !.eCttOn
7210 t2) the follow1na
mtSceflaneous l>Ousehold
and pe1sonal properly
lo wit ldenllf1ed by n11me
and $IOr•a~ unit nurn
b~•
1 Bowden r tor enu
IC1190
2 laclo.son Cta,.ce
TC5787
3 luh, Bob
BC \904~
Total ol 3 1 11uom11s,
$lor•d at Morris Mov1na
& Stor •iie. Inc . a l
looltoll of 11610 Sea
bo•t d C11cle. Slanton CA
90680 01an1t COUl'ty
This sal~ will be
competitive h1ddllll on
1/11/04, 10 II M , 1111 Joe
l 1 dlock Au e t1oneer ,
13418 Lelllnewell Road,
Wh1tt1e1. CA 90605.
( 562) 94 I 8602 on said
prem~es coullty of Los
An11e1e~ Stale ol Cah
forn1a
loo I adlnd •, Auction· eei . llceon nun1bet 739
SRAO 4 7 16274. will
conduct Siie al 13418
Lefllnewell Road, Whit·
her. Cahfornifl Sales ts
sold with limit •nd
r nerve. I lie landlord
re.serves lht 111ht to btd
at lh~ u le Pu1c11 .. es
must be paid fOf 11t \1m11
of pu1chues All pur·
chased aoOds are sold. ·as I\". and must ti.
removed by l 00 P M.,
on the day of the sale.
All sales • oe usll
This sale IS SUbfKI to
pr1or uncell1tlon In Ille
event ol settlement,
between Morr1a Movln&
& St or 11e. Inc; . end
obll11ted perty
Publl1hed Ne wp ort
8H ch-Cost1 Mesa 0.ity
Pllol De<.embel \!>, 22.
2003
M87Z .........
"-S..... fh1 followlnc ptrlOfts
era doHI& blnlf!OS as:
Lwretla &. A\iOCtaln. 31
R11a1t1 Way, 0 1111
Point, CA 916'9
Ridi.td f 11nk Zlrretta,
37 Re111ta W1y. 01n• Pl., CA 92fl29
Carol LM l lu etta. U
R•c•ll• Way, D•n• Pt., c••~ Thi, bu.inns i-co11-
ducltd by hu•bend a11d
""' H111e you \ta1 tld itolnc
busiM u ytl1 No
Rieh•rd rr111k llrr11te
Tllti •lattmelll w11
llltd wllll UM County
Clerk ol Orenp Count)' °" 12/17/03 M0Mfft4H
0•!17 Piiot Ote 21 ~1 2003, Jtn. 5, 12, ZUUll
Mll11
Have you started do1na
busmen yet?
Yes 10-1·03
Slnen R Mendell
fhb slatemeot was
fifed with the County
Clerk of Ou nce County
on 12/02/0l
200J6'66771
Daily Pilot Dec. 8, I!>,
2~.29.2993 ~ ,.... ..... -llmtS.....
The followma persons
are doina business u
DNC Studios. 774 l I 5th
SI. •B. Wu tmmsler. CA
92683
Ch1d l o well Myer s, 4
Amy W•y. l •dera Ranch
CA 92694
O•rtll Coplan W1ne11r
7141 I Slh St #8
Wtslrmnsler. CA 9268 l
This business Is con
dueled by· a 11ene1 al
per tu~rship
ttave you ~luted do1n11
business yet?
No
Ch•d Myeu
rho• Jlatement was
hied with lhe Cou~ty
Clerk of 011nae County
Oil 12/02/03 20036 .. 6769
OaUy Pilol Dec 8, l!'I.
22, 29. 2003 M86l
Ac-. ....
"-*'-" lho lollowtna person1
are dolne buslnus as·
ECON/ USA C0<poralinn.
3107 Corte Caleh, ;:66&01 I Beach, CA
c c~z USA Cor-pou
llon (CA). 3101 C0<te
Cale\1, Newport Bu ch,
CA 92660
This bus1neu 1s con
dueled by.• corpoullon
Have you star led do1n1
butlnesa yet? No
CCOfll USA Corpou·
Uon, Brent Aaar. Pret•·
dent
Tllit •l•ltmenl was
f'lled with the County
Clerk of Oreoae County
on 12/0Z/03 200MMt7N
D1oly Pilot Otc 8, 15, 22. 29, iool M858 ..........
... 5111...e
lite followlna 111non1
are doln& business H :
Callforfllt Reh1bitlt•tlon
& Sports Thetlfly. 27.01
lo• Altot, Svlte 4811.
Mluton V,.jo, CA 92691
Att n Edward v.,..1, 5775 Bolu Aonut,
Suite 101, Hunflnctvn
Btach, Ce 925ot9
This b!Wftet1 Is con
ducted lly: 111 lndtllklual H•,,. )'OV ,,., ted doll!&
._._. J!IJ --'fn 09(13/ZOOJ
AIJlfl E4-d Voatl
l hll &tat-en\ WH tw.. wltll Utt Cou11t1
Cliffll of Or•na• County onl~ ....... ,,.
Dally f"llot Dec. I, 151 21. ti, l003 ... l .......... ........ "" ......... ,,.,~ .,. '°"'' ....,.... "; ~ Nlllllllet 0.. Motor~ I. TO, 313 '1nt lay
SlrHt f~lOJ, CHft ,._,CADV 0.-... Mt ..........
GfHll IM. (CA), 373
Wut i•r StrM...tJ....llOJ, 0-.lf ...... CA ~27 Thi. .,.,.._ II con
dU~t~ llr: • COf~ootloll
Heft rou •bwt.d ""'-!MIMI• _Jett Y .. 11~ DhwtlfW IW\olllotlve
Clfe1111, lac., A.114f•• ....,,'" ....
I}
Thi$ stelemenl was
flied with lhe County
Clerk ol 01 an1e County
on 12/02/03
2003H&6772
Daily P1lol Dec 8 15,
22. 29, 2003 . "1854
llOTICl Of lPftKA T10I TO
Sill AlCOllOUC llVWGU .. ., .... .,,.....
...,..., Jt, 2003
lo Wh om II May
Collcern. Th" Ntme(>)
ol the Apphc•nl(\) is/
are:
f UGU £NH RI AINMI NI
UC
The apphunh !Isled
abOVI! "e <IPPIYtn& to
t he Departm ent o f
/llcoh ot1c 9 .,ver•&"
Co11trol lo •ell •lcohohc
b1Veraeu 11 1870
llARBOR 8t V0 SH
A?OO, COST/I MESA. CA
92627
Type of ht en\e(') Apph~d for 41 OH
SAU GtNl RAI I A llNG
Pl ACE
Publtshl!d Nt wpor I
Buch·CoslJ Me~• D11ly
Pilot Dl!Cf'mber 8, 15,
22.2003
M870
Fkfliees ..... ,
"-S.......
lh" fotlowma person$
are do1na businu\ as
AA/I l 1mo10ne, 9601
Telhan 01., Huntington
Sch. CA 92646
Geoffrey Klu1n11. 9601
l elhan Dt , Hunhn11tnn
Bcl1, CA 92646
lhos busonen I\ rnn
ducl"d by an 1n\!1•1dua1
Have you star led dc>1na
bu•mess yet?
No
Geoffrey Kla\ini
This sl1temenl "''' filed with lht Coullly
Cl•rll of Oranp t.:oullty
on 12/02/03
20036'667IO
01ily Ptlul Dec 8, l!'I,
22,29,2003 M867
Ac-. .... ... s.....
Th• fotlowlnc pel\ons
are doln1 bu1IMH IS
A & A lndusll'lt l SH
vk;ta, 230 lilt Alton
Awe.. S11nl• Ana, Call
fornle 91707
Ecl1tr R Au1lln, 2288\
Malden Lant, Mlu1an
Ylt;o. Cahlotnie 92fi92 This builMU II con
dud ed by an lndMdu1I
fleva you •ta<ted dolnc
buslnen Y•tl
"° f;dAuslln
Thli '*•le-nt WU filed with 1119 Cou11ly
Cleft of °'•n&e County on lW/03 toeMt•7ott
Ot lty Piiot Dec. 8, 15. U , Zll, 2003 M811
FictltlM lllsiless
"-*'-' The followifll pet)uns
aie dome bu)tneu as
Ar ltsh c Goll Callery.
1011 Aven1da Pico #C·C.
San Clemente CA 92673
M•hroo lotfahan, 26
Nuevo St.. frvlne. CA
92612
Th11 business 1s t Q11
dueled by &n 1nd1v1du1f
Have you started do•fl&
b11s1ness r•l1
~n
Mahrnn l nll•han
fh1s slotrmcnt w~\
ltle11 with the c;o u11tv
Cle1h ol 01~n11e County
on I ?/0?/0l
2003696'778
Dally Pilot Dec II I!>. 22. 79 2003 M864
fl<tltlM IWnns
.._.Stvtt.nt
I he follnw1ng p~rsc111~
are dowa bustneS\ ~s.
Bm l•nd \ Alhlehc. 311
Coral Balbod lsl~11<1
C•lolorn1• 92~2
PalflGt• A Borl~nll
117 Cot al, Balboa l<lanrt
t:Al1lorn1a 92662
Tiu' business ., ron
ducted l.ty "" 11td1vod11al
H•ve you \l11drcl dnme
bu\lnOS'\ yet'
y,.\ 11 1917
P~hlrt• A Borland
lh" <latement wo
f1lrd with the Counlr
Cler~ of tJrdllie Counlv
on 12/ l <J/03 20036961178
Daily Ptlot 0•< 77 79
?001 Ian 'i 17 ?001
M880
fldlt6tls w..ss •s....... l h' lollowrng person•
ate doon11 bu•1nes.., 11\ •
lhe Kernwood Goll
01)Counl. 7620 Bu'h
Btvd . Bu•n• Ptrto.. CA
90620
R1charo A Steele, 7620
Buch Blvd., B11an11 • P~rk, CA 906?0
Thi' butlfl1111 11 con •
dll(;tod by; an lndMdutl •
Hnt you 1t11tled dolnt
bUSlntH '(117 Ytt~2
lllcllard A. SIHlt
Thi~ l ftUment WU
filed wltll tile County
Clerk of Ounc:• County
on 12/02/03 20036U'172
D•1fy Piiot Otc 8. 1 !I. • n .19. ?OOJ 1451 .......... ..........
l h• followlnt per1on1
.,. c1o1n1 b11J1lneu •• Applltd Cleotecll nletl •
Strvlcn. 14661 Mytord
Road. IC. f111Un, CA • 91180
R1 cf\t1d T Hl&l•l• l~I Myfllfd Roff. •c.
Tut ltll, CA 111780
lhJ1 butlnes\ ls con • d~(H by; •n lndMdu•I
H1vt 10t1 'lllf ltd dollle b11~1Mupell
Y"atlnool "k"-'11 ' ........ This 1i.teme11t WH
hied wltll 1111& Coulltt
Clef• °" 0!•1111 Cturtty • on 12/0l./Ol 10014 ... ,,,
011ty l'llot Dec:. 8:....!J..1
22, t&. 200l -
• ~
f.'!
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C1>-1a MN.. CA 92627
At Nc11.pon Blvd. & Bay St . ~,...
--SERVICE DIRECTORY.. ~..,,
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•-/paltl~lrll. Li yd Assoc1at~d Realty
$l!lXl Robel t 949-76().1 rJO 94 9 613 3663 ADVllTISllOO fOl .S
Subj•CI to cond1t10n$ presu1bed hy thr und""in•d. ualed bods for a lump Sum \ onlrolcl ••• 1nv1ted lor lhe fotlowme Work
ROWLAND HAll SEISMIC IMPROVIMU.TS & DlflRRlD MAINTINANCE
PROJECT NO. 990 120
UNIVERSITY Of CAUFO•NtA. lltVOU
IRVINl, CAllfOllNlA 92697
DESCRIPTION OF WORK
Th• p1oposed Rowl•nd H~ll s.,.,mll lmprov•menl pro1et.t Wiii >lrudur ally upc:ude lht bu1ld11111
by crullne. butlres~n on th" l ~st .ond West el@vat1on' ol the 1Ju1ld1ne I he but1<11s.e\ will be
created by new pile fu1mdat10M and lh• •dd11ion of eight ?6' 6" bays of new concrele moment
lrames with concrete ,1.t. chaphtdK"" br·lween floors 2 Jnd 6 Enclosure ol the lrame• and sl~bs
wilt be by a conventiu11dl 1 urtam Wdll sysl•m Othe1 d1scont111u1lie• in eAlstme d1aphr,,11nos will be
t0trected tn mecha111c•I Ch•-.e• by '""'"' ul l.SI m plate lu11<1ete slab• lhere dre Jl\o eA1shn1
steel moment Ir a mes in 1111' mel1••111c •I penthc•U\e\ lh•t will br independently slrt111tlhtord with
lube steel supports Ille uew ar•a ( 18.000 ASI I c re•ted hy lhe bullr•ue• will be ltnl\hed as dry
laboratory and 11ene1 lll 0111111 w•c~ '" 11MI of 111" 111Clrect
In addlllon 10 the S•"""' lncpt<IVftment~. O•leffed M•111teMOL• work Wiii b• llltnplel•d rhe
mechanccal sys tem 111 th~ e"sltng h111ld111g will under110 an cntenslVe renovatcon 1nclud1ng but not
lumled lo ( l) 1eplaomen1 ol 12 A11 lf,mdlm11 Umls throuihuut the bu1l<hnti with the mstallahon
of tour nrw un1h on the servttc I••• I (2) n1•n1luld1ne ol app1011mately 160 root 4'•hau't tan,,
(3) mstallalton ot Phoe11 .. Valv~\ "I fume hoo1J\ In >dd1t1on, lhe e'lsltng ulortur nt the bu1fdm11
will be elastomerically \e~l•d. the l11r alarm pull ~•vices 111 lhe e11~t1na b111ld1n1i will be lowered
to meet cutrenl code and the root nl lhr u1st1n~ b111ld1111 will b• •~plated In 11\ •11l11rty
Construction cost est1rnate S 17,711.000
81ddm1 document\ will be av.11,1111~ to PlfQU•ilfled Gener>I Co~r•rlo" al 10 am , M-day. o.c ... b•r l2. 2003. Prequahfced Prim• Conlr•dor~ m•y p11.h up lrH nl Ch••ee • m.t11mum ol
hve (5) sots of b1dd1nl) <locumenl' ,11 De\IJln and Const1ud1un Sttvicn, Un,.crsrty ol C•l1lorn1a.
Irvine. 5201 Cahfoccu.1 Avcuue. S111IC' ?SO. l1¥111c Cahlorn1a. 97697 24'10 Add1hon•I •eh nMy be
purchased al Con It a~IC)I\' r "'' ''°"' ro11\nf1dated R•proeraphtL\
Bidding Onrume111s will b~ .. a•l•bl~ In 'ubconlrddors al 10 00 am M ... doy, Detember 22.
2003 and writ be lssu~d only J I C.t>NSOUOAfCO RCPROGRAPHICS .1182 Pullman Sh~el Cost•
Meu. CA 92626 (714) 7!>1 2680 Alttnhun Moh,mmtd Rehman 01 Soll1a Accal
NOTfr IT IS THl SUICONTltACTORS' ltlSPONSlllLITY TO REGISTER WITH THE UNIV(ltSITY OR
CONSOLIDATED Rl,.ROGltA .. HICS lllel6CKHOWUDGl RlCllPT Of THI •OWL.AND HAU SEISMIC
IMPROVlM'INlS & OlHRRlD MAtllHHANC( llD DOCUMINTS. UNIVERSITY Will NOTIFY
SUICONTltACTOllS WHO HAVl R£GIS1£RlD WITH DESIGN ANO CONSUUCTION SlRVICIS Olt
COHSOUOATED ltlPROGRAPHICS. Of ADOlNDA WHICH Altl AVAIL.AIU AT DESIGN AND
CONSTltUCTION SlltVIClS.
THl fOllOWING G£NlltAl CONTltACTORS
HAVl BUN PRlQUAltflEO TO SUBMIT BIDS ON THIS PROHCT:
Gotdon & Wllllom• General Cont~octors, In<
2 fa1~day
Irvine CA 92618
Phonr 949 588 285'>
~ aa 949 588 2811
Oltman• Can.-lNdlon Co.
10005 M1u1on Mill Rd
Wh1lt1e1 CA 90608 098S
Phone S61·948 4747
fa• 562 463 4911-4
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200 Burchell St
Cll!ndale, CA 92821
Phoue 818 246 3481
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7474 Coner es~ St
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!'hon• 619·296 6141 r •• 619 296 7109
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W•t & Dry. Glozlng, Raoflrog and C•nuete 1ubcontra<lon who hov• been pr•-qualllled by Tit• Unlv•nlty of Calllornla , t.vln• Campu•.
Pr•quolllled Uectrhaf Subconlracton Ar•1
Ander•-& Howord llulrlt. Inc. Mlk• lrown ll•tlrlt Co.
1791 Reynolds 561 A Mercantile Drove
Irvin~ CA 9?f>l4 <.ntalt CA 94931 3040
1.,9•leclrl• Corpotatlon
5650 Centincla
Los Ansele\, CA <JllOil':>
Dynol•ctrlc 4462Co1porater~nlec Ur lo~ l\lan11tos CA '1(1/IO
H•lhc fleclrlc. Inc.
8?60C1tm1110 Sant,• I••
'>•11 OteKn <'A 911 'l
SASCO ll•tlrh
12!IOO A1o n<.lr;i Blvd
Cw 1los. CA 90703
St•l"}' & Co •• lnr.
?2l N Aldmorr
I 11$ flnitele~. CA 90004
Moc forlane fl•clrl•
71 l '> Nnr th M3•n St
Sanl.o l\na I' A 9?106
Prequalllled HVAC Wei & Dry Subtonlraclor• Are:
AC CO (nglne•r•d Sytl•tn•, In<. Critchfield M•chanlcal. Int.
626'1'iAn1.,n.011110 ~" ool IAA f~c h11nln11y O• SI• II
Gl~nd•I• CJ\ •ntot hvin•. l:A '17ftll!
A.O. R .. d& Co
417 / Rutfn" SI
San 01egu. CA 9~1 l l
Control Air Conditioning Corporotlon
?301 N Gla"•ll SI
On111&P CA 9286'>
Unlvertily Mar•llth Mechanlc al
1000 N Krarme• t'l1t1 fl
An•l1t'lnt, CA qJKO/
Prequollfled Gladng Subcontroclort Are:
Corm•I Ar.hite.rural Salo
1173 No Ar mantln \I
Anaheon1. CA 97/!INi
Giroux Glon . Int.
850 We\I Washu1~l1111 Riv<!
lo~ AnReles CA ')Otll '1
r' .. 1 ltooflng & Waluprooflng, Inc.
19027 S H•rt111t1011 Av•
Gardt!n•, CA 907411
l•tner ••oftng Co., Int
l 490 H Cl~•~•ll
Or a nee CA 92867
Tower Glat•, Inc.
9.,/0 P~thw 1y Stre~t. Sit A
s.1nlre Cl\ 9J071
Wo•dbrldt• Gian, Inc.
14 l?I Mylnr d Roa fl
111 .. ttn r A 'J711tO
Von<• & AuotlalH ltooflng, Inc.
2550 ( Miraloma W•y
A11ah~1m CA 97806
Prequallfled Caner el• Subconlrocton Are:
MtClon• Co"•lruttlon Co. Prl•to Cott•lrucll-Ce.,"''· 377 W r 1llbroo~ Av< Str 707 13162 A11oyo V1sl•
f ie~no, CA 93711 R•nchu S•nla Mar1a11t•. CA 92688
fwo m•ndal<>ry Pre B11l r.1111le1"1tlll\ o111d rruf1:< I Sil~ Vl\1h will b~ conducttd un
M..,doY.• Januory s. 2004 ol 1100 PM. l'.11t1u 1Mnh ~M~I merl al Deslsn & Con•llut11m: Srr.,~es.
Un1Verl1ly of Cahfornt• l•vinP !.1701 c 1hlt•trlhl Avtnu~ Suite ?'>O. Sullivan and W11eh1 \;nnlerence
Rooms, lrvme C~llforno1 9769/ ?"YI •nd M~. Jonuory 12, 2004 at 91JO AM. r~t1t<.11'oillli 'h•ll meet al O•"ln & rnn~truclton
Servk:es. Un1ve,.1ly of r•1tforn1a hv1ne. '>:101 l.•hlnrn1a Avenue Suite ?!>O. S11ll1v~11 ftld Wrc&hl
Conferl!nte Rooms. Ir v111e, r!ahft>•'11J 92697 24'){)
(Corner of C1llfo1n1a Ave11ue and 81s<1n Aveicu•)
AnlNDANCC AT IOlH lHl "lll·llD CONfllllNCCS AND THl ... OJ(CT Sill VISITS Altl
MAND.ATOii\' FO• AU ,.HOUAJ.lfllD ,.lllMl CONTUCTOttS. TNl JANUAllY S. 2004 CONff•INCl
WIU ClOSI AT l :OS ... M. THI JANUAllY 13, 2004 CONfl•IN(( Will ClOSl AT 9rSS A.M.
ANY NIQUAUFllO ... tMI CONTIUCTORS Alt•IVING Anl• THHI TIMES WIU NOT H llJGtlll
TO PAltll(lf'AU IN THC llD PllOCESS AS A PlllMl CONTllACTO•. A "ltOJICT Sill VISIT WIU
Poudw lACH ..... 11D CONf(ll(N([.
Only blddtH who participate tn both lh• Prt B•d Conferencn and Pro1ecl Site Vil•l' •fl lhe11
entirety, will be allowed to bid on the Pro,ect .u p11me conlracton
for fl1tlher tnf0<m•tlon c:ont-r l Mrt hael Corcklva, Contracts An1l1~•. Oe11gn & Con•trur t1on
s.,vk:es. Unlv11sily of Cahfnrn1•, Irvine, •I teftphone number (949) 824-3089
Sealed bid• will not be accepted •fter 2100 ,.M, Tw••"°Y• J-•ry 27, 2004 at· Bid Bo•. f 1ont
Countu, Oesiin a. Con\trucllon Strv1cu. Un1vtr~1ty uf Cahtorn1a, Irvine. 5201 C1hfornle Avenue,
Su1ta 250, lrvfne. C1lllo1 nl~ 92697 2450
Sealed bids will be opened al 2r0S PM. r ... 4oy. J__.-y 21, lOCM. al Oes11n & Con•lru~hon
S..vttas. Unlve111ty ul C•lcfornca, lr•lne, 5201 California Ave . Suite 250 Sulh••n and Wrieht
Conference Rooms, lrvrne, CAl1lorn1a 9:169/ ?4!10. (949) 824-6630 Bid Securlly In tht amnunl ol tO'l'. of lhe lump Sum Batit Bid, ••cludlna •ll••net~•. •h•ll
1ccompeny u ch 8cd 1 he Surety '"U'"I th• Bid Oond shall be. on the Bid 0Hdllnt. •n •dmlttad
Jurety insurer (n defined 1n th~ C.ihlornca Code of C1vfl Prottdur• Sectlnu 955 120)
A" lnt.111ence PolKIH requ1red lo be obtained by c~neral Contr.c:IOt sh1h be '.WbjeCI to •PPfOV.I
111 Un1vtt11t1 fOf forn1 ind \ub•lanu All such policies requ11ed by Unlvets1ly IOf Commercl•l F0tm
Centi al Ll•blllly •nd R1m11•" Ault1111nbll• l 11bllcl' Aha ll b• ISIUH by comp1nlet wllh • Be•I r1t1n1
or A· or balt~r end , fln•nctel ctn .. f1f •tln1t 11 VIII or bettei, or with an ~qululenl ret1n111 by
Sl1n<11trd ll'ld Poor·, or Moody's All pollcfu 1eq11lrtd by Un1v1nlty for W0<ke1 • Compensehon and
ltnptoytt's hablllty shall be issued by compan1t• with • (I) (Int Rahnt of 0 • or betttf' a~d •
l1nanclat t111sltk al10n of VII or bellet. 01 •1lh an equlvtltnl r•ttnc by Standilld and P00t" Of Mood(s. or (II) lh•t ,... u cept•ble to the Unlnrsfty. Si;ch lnwrence Ml•ll be •1fllen lo be not
lffll thin (H r111u11td by federal •nd Slate of C1hl0<nl1 law.) file certllk:ale of ln)urance shell
be tasued In ,,.. UnlvMa•ty ~form
The succo•fnl Bidder and th Subconlracton will bt 1111ulfad lo follow lht nonch'K•lmlnallOo
1qu!f1m.t1\I• 'M!t fMth 1n tlM 81ddln& Documents and lo P•Y j)ftvalhnc ••a• 11!11S et the loutlol!
f the Wor• A tOl>Y of tM COMt•l l)fevaMlnt ~ diem w•c• ttlts wilt bt on ltte 11 Unlvutitf•
lnctpel h clllty ollk:t 11111d wfH be n11de 1Y11l1ble lo any tnttf'nttd parly upon requul. f0t. lhls
PfO!Kt the Urllvtt•lly h•• 1t11111t11d and \hi ll t1nfo1ce a llbof compltence PfOlfllll ( lCP ) In
confounanu with l •bor Codt ,ec;llon\ 1n 1.$(1J) and 1171.1. A p11 conslfuctlon conltrtnoa will
be held with the 11ucceutul Otdde1 incl lh $111Kon1taeh>ll IO dlu:uu fedlf1I 111d •l•t• tabO! l1w
'tcivlf•mt11ta to this proiect Ti-a~nuful Oldcter will be 11qul<td lo h•vt the foll<)w1n1 !\l•I• nf Callf0tnla Conti K IOl''I
ltteMe currtnt at llll llnie of 1ub1n1ul0n of Ille Bid
UCUtH UCINH CODl(S)r
ClASSWKATICHh
C1net1l lulfdr111 Coftlreclor 8
fH£ ftlGU0$ or lit( UHIV(R$1TY Ol CALtrOR,aA Oec1111bft, 2003
llblWlctcf... t Ouch Costa Mtu 01~ POot l)toc•ml>tf 22 29 1003 •71
Sill
you1 11nw11111te4
items thfoUlfl tt.ulfltcl
SILL
yollf u11wa11t.i
It em• tllfOup el .. slfiticl
TOP SS .. •1co•Ds nc DUCK SlASON
.Im. Cllssl::. Eli. 50s & 81' .. rivet• D1Hk HUfltlltf
8l Allee. sp;. tUbe ~ Clvt. appro• I/ht from Pianos
lob/Aatage
3510 Wanted 4740 Costa Mm
Mike 949 645 7505 Newpo1t 8uch E•cel
ENTERTAINMENT
Cllendarof
Events 1310
(QUAl HOUSllG
OfPOIMITY
1\11 teal "'lftle adve1 "' lllk Ill lhts Mw'PHper IS
sub1ecl to the F edcr JI r au Houstnrt Ar t of 1968
•• amend~d wh1l h
malo.es 11 111011:.rl 10
advetllse "•••'t 111•fe1
e r1ce. hmlt•t1on ut
d•scrimonahon ha•ed 011
race, t..01011 n:ha1on. ~e•.
h•nd1c•p, lam1hal •talus
or Oi!lhonal Ort&in or .in
1nlenhoo tn m<tkP t\fly
~uch pr efer11111,. linut••
hon or <h,cnm1n.1l1u11 •
10111 hunl111Q •dlacent to
•late wateflowl 1 eluae,
owner\hlp rnlere•I &
appro~ JI!> acre• of land
& 1mp'o~emf!nh • ynrn
OWfl f am1·1 LOflPOUlld
w/s t1 uclure and 2
lt,ulo" Wonderful frl.
n111ht HR\)' & wine
IJs llnll durtn& duc k
~f"'.l"iiOn • mtrny ea tr•~•
ld~al fo1 ? llleud> m
lnll1er & son Call Mike
•• 110 541 0854
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IMPROVEMENT
SERVICES 2600
Miscellaneous
Services 2605
St.lnwoy -a•. 6'11 '>('Im
cnn<:erl gr•nd. IH!.tul1lul
nch '"'"'ld JlflSINlt! cund 48li !M9 64(). 18/9 pp
Ca~ 3610
•£SCU( 91 1 lite'\
Uncer l•tnlws Ha1Jp•111
ret Owfl•t~ N•"d Help
V.ell Ma1111e1 •<I J\dull
Cah & Oldr• Oo2s n•~<I
11ew honu•, Ad11µt Adult
Annnal• till\ Xm•'' JO
d•y return 1'11l1<y www animalm.1twmk m1:,
MmR tanU6 & CA'B
~Ii! Fed & lint 1...W •1
caTe lm c., 0 ~ lllolll1
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h nvl ll!tln1 " ~ "'" rr <tw1" 174>11 ~7119
WWW tlnltnitlllelwvtk OrK
N t W MEXI CO
MOUNTAINS 140 AC
Only $49.900 (ad1>1tent
to Ndt1onal I ore s t)
Buuhlul land •bun
ddnl w1ldltle, &•edl
>rll111g Year round
m<1111talt"d rnad lxcel
ltnl ltnanun11• Call 866
70? 971 l (C~t ·SCAN)
Nnport Beach
NCWPOlllT WATlRfltONl
8RANO NC.W HOME
12 Yr Lnd lse
~ox Total $5500/Mo I coo Andrnoo 96!0341fl
Ot •on Vl•w llr. llo,
B1and new! I tar gdr,
$1650/mo Assoccated
Rulty 949 675 3711
MISCEUAHEOUS
RENTALS
11w.11 ............. .....
qull!t area. tu hwy OCCft'.!I
1993 Ouch St $'945 714
206 6:lll ()t XJ7 235 3117
Mopt• Aphl lonly
Gated <.nnHu. ne~•
It 1an11le S11u•1 •. 2b• Illa
w/gar & ftoK, $1095, lb•
Iba w/11a1to. carpo1 l
stou2e W.. IMlkt. •<fl•
paid Kiron M.fiVl'Ull
8TJ 704 fli49 (.t g;ro
N•wport a<rou th•
•tre•t 21Jr I !>Ii• no peh
SI 19!>/mo 166!:> lrVIOf' Ave •3 94g.no '}4n •203
( SW., .b 25™'" dw
pyt txlltuny. 'ifXll cb5cl.
bc.iu rem.xi 11.mit $1""' k>. about n row 11 ,;in.•~
~ IR/ r 18th SI
28r ,...., uew 1~.-.Vt;,11IJl!I,
? -..M g,Y ~ bar,lly;wd l/?
biu(j, lo O.OMI. nlU\I 'Iott Sl~rru 'M9 278 ~ wt
betweer1 '1.1111 'ipm only ----sa.. 21/..tao. I II"' I
l<Ypol I ( 4(X)' ~· IW'W i)llf.11
& crpt l wcndsnng CJ I
SllriO/rno /14 :RI '>8/0
2bc I 7Sbol \Ill the wrth•c
le 1>alio clt•lk 111>1!• """'' k1ldw11. wd hi.up •at
S7700 949 ?'l I 4637
3br 31.o lt•uH, lllllf'I
••~<1. newly 11•l11rb"l1~cl
7 lat ~·". wrJ ltl.UIJ' s:noo "'" 'M'J 759 oii1 .. f his uew\p.\µtt will not
knnwmgly .u ~ "''t ;tny
ad~et t"emt_>nl tut t eAI
t~lal~ whu fl 1-. 10
vwl"llon ol th" t111w Out
ffHldtH .;, {Utt hClt>hy
informed thill .111 dw•ll "'&' adv"h~etl 111 lh" nPW\PdPCI die dVAtl•blf'
un an equal uppm tumtv
bd\I\
IMMl Ull\IL CASHlll US
Perl\ton f und1n& S.MY\
'"'" now Ill• 8 yed• ~ of VOUI lul1He pen\100
IMYlllenh C<1ll 800 ~
117'; !no d r RU nn
nbl1g~t 11'11 t\llmat ..
'#WW u~prn~mnfundint
1.om •CAI •SCAN)
MISCELl.ANEOUS
MERCHANDISE
RentalToShare 6030 NewportBeacti lb1 7bJ "''"" unol )
billContP'\ ff• 11t•.t1
/llvrm. I t ~l1 nu 111tmt
ro com,Jht111 uf dl!lo
u11n1n•l1on c .111 llUO toll
1,.r at l 800 4?4 85'}()
Auctions 1483
WANTED
ANTIQUES
Older Style Furniture
PIANOS & Collectlbles
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$$ CASH PAID S$
WE BUY ESTATES
~649-4922.:
SOUTH COAST AUCTION
2202 So. llWll St. s ... 1a AM. CA 92707
f ... ~ 14 t ,. • lj
3060
Navaro Ru~'· I'» S!>OO
$800 Mounted llullalo
Head S8IJO ld1fle W
Vetdull l'ainlln11 (1940's
Santa Fr) "l,n Curand
111as· $500 949 637 l/36
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FURNISHINGS
Furniture 3435
CHIRU SUIGH BED
SolKI wood. br ''"" new 11
bot must '"""" w .. th Sim -S2'~ 9ot9 JD 8.T:il
QUHN MATTRESS sn
()'thnpedti br .ind ,_ ~Ill
WI plasllc w/watr S.'\C SJI), ""'~~~'
3460 JEWELRY/
DIAMONDS/
PRECIOUS METALS
Coo.I Coln Ne•d•
Old Cou"' Gold "lvN
,.-.w.-lry, w*1h. htt'\ .1nht1u..,,
'ollcchblo' 9"!1 b-12 9il4H
Miscellaneous
Merchandise 3855
3·ST£El IUllOINGS
36136 'xh>IO. /OJ I '>O
New• Nev•• llthvrr r111
ltoy 100-499-2760
Business
Opportunities
Businesses and
Francflises 3905
Al I CASll l'llNIJY Routt
Do ynu urn U!OO 111 •
do1y1 You1 own local
• ~n<ly 1 out~ lndude' 30
m.u h111P1o •fld l~ndy All
'"' S9,'19'1 M11lltve11d.
11 C lll!jJ Cl1~11ll 9 fvd
llnr ""'"· NY 11/'/9 800 998 VI N!l
1CAL0 SC'ANI
#I hilccncl F 1 anchln
11pportun1ly In those
fowktnt:. lu work inde
p•ndrnlly S8K cnvest
ft1P111 r~QUtr,.d lncfud~-.
Ir ~1111nv and suppor l tor
fr flfH.hl\f\ '/VOf ldwtdt"
lull fee• l 888 4~2 G7J7
Nl/O••an View Roam
IJ< ••nlront/??nd. Pnv.ite
room unfurn ~harr b3
nltl~ p•1d no/"11~
k1l rhenellc lndry. !bl~
tu Newporl 1111•1. S7JOm
l',111 SAm 9'19 278 790!>
(belwun 9•m !tpm)
Stora~lllQe
Space For Rent 6060
"" 24hr \lor d&e. 4<X>
r.oo-.r umh Pr<fect tor
vehte~. low ral~ uM
C.wolyn 949 1163 1390
f1[SIOCNTIAI RrNTN.S
ORANGE 7400
COUNTY
Balboa bland
A modem llw Ibo "''"" M:.. w/d llOR. mccro d/W,
nu apt/pa"'t dfdl. C<Wport
Sl'l!bno vrly 949 673 n.9
Balboa Peninsula
YLUlY OCEAHROHT
781 18.l •ft "'°' uirpeV pa1nVI~. I< p , P0:nn
~<oUiltod my ~ 673 J9i.J
Corona del Mar
llr w/IM>th only, 110
k1l1.hen H•tal localu1n,
$/~0/mll 470 Nar~c"u' ~~--949 717 4/08
STARTING
ANEW
BUSINESS??
• • • • • • I • • • • •
v......-.. Condo ~'""" l bl ""''Y I to.111. RAM lul
\« I'll.I g;• Puot/1Y111 dub ~ 1se ssr, 949 493 OJl'I
UDO ISU STUDIO
• ld11te dosel & h•lh
'unny eapO"tlP $1000111 ~949 67':> 6lf>I
UDO ISU STUDIO
I 31 C9 CIM •t & b,,th.
sunny o•pvwrc. $1000m
Aal 949 675 6161
Y•any 'llr. Ila. sl"la
lu beal h, $1500. mo
Assouat•d Rt~lt,
949-6 13-36113
~l S2J~ •)'19 291 41Ho
lbt l '>b·• •undo 174'1• I tlO'>I! tn be h, 7 t •llM It
2d0 Wd ') \IOry CUllllll
1111ol/sp3 Av~1I h111 l
12!100 9'19 ., l 'l 9830
._, Jy 7.!Ju c.nO>. 7 o;t-v
7 r p <U\1lt -...,...._ in~ ~ _, b.tl ~
WI l. J?.ffi 1146'3Zl(l;
"-Udo, un ~amel .!Iv
2ba. l ..... I.Ii". laund '"'
dodl """" s:>ilXl 1111 11;.1
pvt ~'11 llltfld ~ SHU I Avarl Jan I 9*}m 97.D
NEWPORT HARBOR Community
Beautiful 2BR, 28A
with tt.-»orView
Was $2575 Now $2425
~ IWdQf l.wlloo, ca,.111(1vded
lAfll ~ PMIOa • TUecl EllMes • C ... eti
Wood llntllc ~ • Pr-.lf.ICll & ..J'--• 5plfthc .. 111111 PMI • LMh bopk.al ~ • Secol!dt to Balboa
ltlaM.llJIWelMpptac.Mer.
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919
The Legal Department tit the Daily Pilot is pleased to announce a new service
now available to new businesses.
W1! will now SEARCH the name fo r you at no extra charge, an4 save you the
time and the trip to the Court House in Santa Ana. Then, of course, after the
search is completed we will fi/,e your fictitious business name· statement with the
County Clerk, publish once a week for four weeks as required by law and then fi/,e
your proof of publication with the County Cl.erk.
Please stop by to fi!.e your fictitious business name statement at the Daily Pilot,
330 W Bay St, Costa Mesa. If you cannot stop by, please call us at (949) 642-4321
and we will make arrangements for you to handle this proctdure by maiL
If you should have any farther questions, please call us and we will be more than
glad to assist you. Good luck in your new business!
M Monday, December 22, 2003 ............
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EMPLOYMENT,
AGENCY,
AND RESUME
SEJMCES
8020
ARE 'l'OU lOOlllNG r OR
A SPCCIAl CMPIO'l'fl>
The brJ1hlot• The Boll
Supplement you1 loul
tdver liltn& with •Ille
wide adv., Us1n1' 100
community neW\l>fP"'
rH cllona OYl!t ~ mollton
ultlu1 no•n• «~ lu• a
25 wo1d ad Plalt your
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P•• l1C1p•t1ne nnnP•P•r
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Employment 8500
Clefocel
'AllT-TIMl ClfllCAl
Compuler lrtartte r ••
resume lo 114 838 93?6
Hotel
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IAMG8
Positions also 1va1l1ble
Oooo cw-& Attendilnb
Call 949 223-8710 °'fa,
rnume to 949 223 871S
1 r / 1 •• on baby/chlldren's .,,., . ..,,..~
• lll4 Opemn1 on Sooth Cout Pla11
Salary • bonus ~
medoc11 949-496 4!>41
SAUS1 Ov1 .... t ,.n.,.
w/phon• nla\ e •P C •n U>I< & up phone 949-
862 1474 fat 949 86:i 747'.>
• AMllalw • Brld -L,-... -.-ov_1_1 -,-A-o • .,..... .,, Miil 99
e..lck 't9 l'wk AY•-
Ultr low m1 aold/lan
fthr. m111f, CO, •lloy whb
throu1hout SI 1.995 ~n4 I Bll• 949 !a116-Ul88
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C ... lloc '91 Cotero SOit
m1 , blll/blk Hhr blll
ca11111• roof 80\1 CO.
am tm ch•m whl> 1old
pka. buok>/racord, hko
new '819!1 v5!>1281 Bkr
94'-SH-1111
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Crown Vlct.,.lo •tt lX
22k •ctu•I m1 011a1nal
elderly owner. whllt/t•~
int chrm whli. btaul
lllt.e new cCHld, S9 995 <tC!67S I 8llt 949 586 1888
www.ocpoltl.ee"'
Dodge Suv '00 Dur......,
St I ,_, 9 VS. tow m1 nn11
l•cly owner, wMt/blll Int
CO rear SHI rHr a1t
tow p\11. buulolul as
new lund. Sl 2 99S
V#Tl?llfJ1 Bllr 9$!lllf>.1888
www.ecpob.,om
f•rd '6S M•,.ton9 Cunv~1 l1ble. or 1111n•I
ownrr. >uhd car nU51
oi.co,,ery II SOI, d11.11I tow !Ill, l•dr owMd,
moonrl1, re1r 111mp IHIOU, rte:Ol'ft, _.,vt ..
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