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" MIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 2003
PHOTOS BY DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT
Det. Phil Hartman fires at the target with a high<aliber pistol at the Costa Mesa Police Department's gun range during a
routine practice session. Officers practice several field scenarios at the in-house range.
Right on target
Shooting range master Dave Kress keeps Cost a Mesa officers sharp
Deepa Bharath
Daily Pilot
When It came to picking a
cueer. Dave Kress hit the
bull's eye.
The 47-year-old, who runs
the Costa Mesa Police
Deparunent's shooting
range, doesn't just help
officers aim. He teaches
them something they value
much more.
Kress teaches them to dig
deep and survive In the real
world where they are forced
into unforeseen situations
and face grave dangers.
"Teaching is my focus,"
Kress said. "Not guns."
That doesn't mean the
range master doesn't love
hi!. weapons. Kress has been
a marksman since he was a
little boy. His parents were
archers and he picked up on Pohce range master Dave Kress trains officers and fine tunes their shooting skills.
see TARGET, p119 A4 making sure their weapons and training are in tiptop shape for any situation.
Costa Mesa police search for flasher
A man exposed
himself twice and
tried to steal WQJllen 's
underwear all in one
day, police say~
0 H p1 8har8th
Daily Pilot '
COSTA MESA PoUce are
looking for a man who reponedly
exposed himself twice and tried
to steal women's underwear from
a home -all on the same day,
officials said Thursday.
Detectives
believe the
same man
was involved
in all three ln-
cidents,
which were
reported on
Nov. 22 be-...._ ____ _, tween 3:40
Composite
sketch of
suspect
and7p.m .. U.
Dale Birney
sald.
At about
3:40 p.m., the
man, said to be between 20 and
30 years or age. walked into the
laundry room of an apartment
complex in the 700 block of Sha-
limar Drive. nude, Birney saJd.
"He confronted a female in the
laundry room, w· he aald.
Police said the same man also
accosted another glrl less than an
bour later, again in a laundry
room of an apartment oomplex
in the 700 block of West 18th
Street, and exposed himself to
her.
The third Incident happened at
about 7 p.m. in the 1700 block of
_Newport Boulevard, when he was
seen inside a home stealing
women's underwear from the
bedroom, he sald.
No one was touched in any of
the incidents, Birney said
"He doesn't seem to be vioJent,
based on what occurred," he
said. "But we don't know if he's
wanted for something else. And
with anyone who is brazen
enough to do something like thla,
we never know for 6\JJ'e."
The two incidents in which the
man exposed himself happened
in broad daylight. Birney said.
"The person may have expert·
enced the thrill or excitement he
SH Fl.ASHER, Paa• M
Former faculty member gives UCI $1 million
Newport Coast ----·a::. couple's dona
could, through
investing, become
the largest research
grant in the U.S.
book about beating the house
at blackjack has made a S l •
million donation to the math
department -one designed
to grow to become the largest
research grant in the nation.
Newport Coast reJldent Ed·
ward O. Thorp, a former
mathematic. and flnance pro-
feuor. has used hi math
•ktlls to dmse wa)'1 to win at
bJedjack and toulette and in
the 1todC. market Thorp alto
came up with a unique atruc-
ture foT the donation to UC Jr-
vine's math departme,nt that
will use some mbfte1 to at-
tract a renowned mathemati-
cian and reinvest the rest.
•HJ$ strategy Is that ln 100
years, this Will be the wealthi-
est chair ln the country." aa.ld
Ronald Stern, dean ot the
School of Ph)'llc.I Scltncet.
•That'• his way ot pmertna
some Immortality. lt't 1 very
forwa_nf .Jookina gtft. ~
Thorp and h!a wife, Vlvtan,
have created the Edward and
Vivian Thorp Bndowmen t
with an initial gift of. a little
more than Sl million -the
largest in the department's
history. Each year, a portion
will be used to support a re-
1earch grant for the new fac-
ulty member.
"l?d ls a brilliant penon
wbo came up with an elegant
and 11ml)le 1trategy to handle
tho chair,· Stern said.
Most reaearch endowments
come f'rom tho federal IO\'etn·
IMUCl,PaceM
City might
bring golf
to landfill
The city could also
get some revenue
from the methane
gas collection at
Coyote Canyon.
Alicia Robinson
Dally Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH
Residents could find them-
selves golfing on garbage if
the city moves forward with
plans to create a golf course
on the Coyote Canyon Land-
fill.
Development at the land-
fill could be one result of a
city initiative to explore in-
creased control over facilities
within its boundaries includ-
ing the landfill, John Wayne
Airport, the harbor patrol
and tidelands in the Upper
Newport Bay. City council
will vote Tuesday on whether
to form a "sphere issues
committee" that would ad-
dress those topics.
WI think everybody who
has been involved with the
landfill ... have all had it in
their minds that someday the
landfill will be a golf course."
Assistant City Manager Dave
Klff said. Wit's a question of
who would step up to the
plate and construct it and ac-
tually manage It."
The 325-acre Coyote Can-
yon Landfill was operated
from 1963 to 1990 by Orange
County on propeny leased
QUESTION ? It a golf COUl'M a
good Idea for the
landflll7 Call our •
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from the Irvine Co .. which
still owns the 859-acre site,
said Linda Hagthrop, spokes-
woman for the Orange
County Integrated Waste
Management Department.
The county officially
closed the landfill in 1995 but
is responsible for ongoing
maintenance of the cover
over the landfill and moni-
toring to prevent groundwa-
ter poUution and erosion, she
said.
In addition to the possibil-
ity of development, the city is
interested in the landfill be-
cause of the methane gas it
produces. •
The Irvine Co. now con-
tracts with Gas Recovery Sys-
tems to collect the methane
gas produeed by the landfill
and convert it to electricity,
lrvine Co. spokeswoman Jen-
nifer Hleger said. The Irvine
Co. Is paid royalties for the
gas. but the company does
not disclose such financial
information, she said.
See LANDFIU, P11e A5
PUBLIC SAFETY
Increased fire
safety sought
for Buck Gully
Chief will go before
Newport council to
push improvements
to safeguards in
place for a decade.
June'taH 1rande
Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -fire
Ollef nm Riley saJd he's
proud of strides the city has
made to prevent a Buck
Gully fire from getting out of
control. But now, he be-
lieves, It's time to take the
next step.
On Tuesday. Riley will give
a presentation to the City
Council on what he believes
Is the next generation of fire
safetylor Buck Gully-a se-
ries or measures that would
increase 'the distance be-
QUESTION
What more thould
be done to ensure
fire protection In
Buck Gully7 Gall
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tween homes and the unde-
veloped gully area where
plants growing wtJd can cre-
ate the perfect fuel for a fire.
~we need to go to the
council and say, 'This is what
we have right now in Buck
Gully, but we no longer be-
lieve It's enough,·· Riley said.
Fire protections in Buck
See GUUY, Pa1e M
Daily Pilot
AT A GLANCE
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THINKING
ALLOWED
WEATHER ~
Be carwful thla momlog of the
thldt fog. It wlll bum otr,
though, INvlng mottly sunny
lklet end temperatlJre• Into the
lower70t.
SeePq1A2
Columnlat
Lolita Harper
lion
vacation. She
will retum
next week.
SPORTS
UCl'a women't volt.ybell tMm
makea tt. flret appearenoe In
the NCAA tournament tn 15
ye1r1 today.
S..PqeAlO
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AZ fndly, Oeceml>et' 5. 2003
ON THE
•
The crew of the Del Mar of Newport Beach won the top award, the Golden Windjammer, at the Rendezvous at Port Hueneme. -Return in triumph
Sea Scouts-win top honors at
a youth sailing competition
at Port Hueneme Navy Base.
June Casa1r1nde
Da1lyP1lot
about 400 pounds, and in
scuttJebutt you have to build a
tripod that lets you lift the barrel
about a yard off Lhe ground," said
Steve Ignacio, a 17-year·old
I funtington Beach resident who
~rves ns boatswain for the
Newport Beach-based Sea Scout
FYI
For information
about getting
involved with the
Sea Scouta, call
Mike Stewart at
(949) 500-6249.
The Newport Beach team won
the Golden Windjammer Award al
the event for taking fitst place
among 17 crews, competing in
rowing. sailing, knots, first aid aAd
some more exotic-sounding
events such as ·mystery
nomenclature."
If you want the scuttlebutt on how to win
top honors at the Southwestern
Rendezvous youth sailing compe11uon,
you'd do well to talk to the crew of Sea
Seoul Ship 7 11 .
For starters, these 10 young men know
that the main definition of "scuttJebuu·
isn't go~'iip or rumor. A scuttJebuu was whal
sailors used to call a vessel to hold drinking
water on a ship. Today, It's the titJe of just
one of the 15 events for which this crew
won first place In last week's Rendezvous at
Port I luenen.1e Navy Base.
Crew. "Back in I.he old days, they wouJd
build these to lift their drinking water onto
the boat."
The Sea Scouts are a group of 14-to
21 ·year-olds who are "basically Boy Scouts
on the waler." lgnacio said. The scouts
teach sailing and seamanshJp and. twice a
year, talte part in competitions such as the
Port I lueneme event. in which the local
troop took top honors.
Ln this event, Stewart said, a number of
gadgets used in sailing are laid on a table
under a cloth. The cloth ls removed for 10
seconds. The teammates have two minutes
to write down as many of the items as they
recogJ\ized and couJd remember.
·we just have a really excellent crew this
year,• Ignacio said. "It was awesome.•
"There's a SS-gallon drum of watt.>r; it'~
"'Ibey did very well this year," said Mike
Stewart. who as skipper of the troops shJp,
the Del Mar. acts as aduh advisor to the
youth crew.
In addition to Ignacio, the <:teW was
composed of Deve George, 16; Jonathan
Harada. 15; Corey Kemp, 15; Ouia McKay,
19; Dave PaquJn, 19; Nick Peterson, 16; Matt
Schneider, 15; DaJe Stoica, 14; and Daniel
Stoica. 20.
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SPEClAl. EVENT
The Newport Harbor Nautical
Museum will have an exhibit
opening for "Hooted: The Lure
and lore of Sport Ashing; at the
Grand Salon from 10 a.m. to 5
p.m. through Feb. 29. The
museum is at 151 E. Coall1
Highway, Newport Beach.
lnfomiatlon: (949) 673-7863,
http://WWW.nhnm.org.
The Def9n8e of Ff9edom
Foundation will host en •HQnor
our Veterans Sell" aboard the
122-foot, Atnertcan topsail
IChooner the lynx at 1 p.m.
Sunday. The lynx will set sail
from lta aee base et 1931 W. Coast
Highway. There will be a speed'!
by the captain and a broadside
cannon aalute, and a flowered
wreath will be placed into the sea
to honor the survivors
Information: (949)723-7814, http://
www.defenseoffreedom.org.
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NeWport Beach on weekdays to
enjoy a day of salllng courtesy of
Orange Coast College. The
School of Salhng and
Seamanship now ofhlrs a chance
for groups to wort with the
on-board instructor on different
sailing tadlniques while they get
advice on how to perform well in
business. No sailing ax.perience Is
necessary. -One-day clNSes cost
from SlOOto $125. (949)
645-9412.
Onnge Coast Cohve'• IChool
of sailing and seamanship will
offer a five week noncredit
Introduction to Shields aalllng
clan from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Jan. 11, 18 and 25and Feb. 1 and
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put you sport-fishing Ullla to the
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Balboa Boat Rent.alt can put you
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single and double kayeka,
electric boats, 14-holder
sailboat.I, pedal boats end
runabouts for offshore use or
cruising the bay. Balboa Boat
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5C8Venger hunts aboard the
electric bay boats, providing
group activity for corporations,
birthdays, nonprofit
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THE HARBOR COLUMN
Dirty and
dirtier
Ahoy. nitrates. Both of
these compounds
feed aquatic plant
life and decrease
the sunlight and
oxygen levels in the
water that will kill
aquatic omgan.i.sm.s
like fish. shrimp,
etc.
I've just
rerurned
from an uphill
bumpy yacht
delivery to Ventura.
and upon my
return I see two
Daily Pilot's •
headlines that read
"Newport creek
oneofO.C.'s
dirtiest" and "Horse
ride~ Oght animal
MIKE
WHITEHEAD
This is a textbook
example of urban
runoff pollution
caused by fertilizers
waste rules.• Unfortunately,
the stories were in two
separate Issues. I lhlnk it
wouJd have made quite a
statement If the articles were
printed sJde-by-slde.
I am curious in the
difference in th.inlcing by
some horse owners that it is
perfectly acceptable to leave
horse manure on public
streets and walkways but
that you should be fined if
you do not pick up after
your dog.
Why am I mentioning
horse manure in a harbor
and boating column?
Simple: "What Starts at the
Drain Feeds the Harbor
When It Rains" is the title or
a video that I hosted a Cew
years ago. That video was
shown at every elementary
school in Orange CoWlty to
teach the youth how to
protect our harbor.
Yean. later, the title says it
all once again. I do not wanl
to be swimming in horse
manure that has found its
way down a storm drain.
lb.ink about this: A
l,000-pound horse will
deposit 45 pounds of
manure per day. or 5.61
gallons per day. or 0. 75 cubic
feet per day:.., Thal totals 8.2
tons per year. Interesting, as
I can remember many
committee meetingl> where
we were concerned aboul
the waste that sea lions and
sea gulls deposit in the )arbor.
l have personally seen
mounds of horse manure
while walJdng with my
daughters along the Back
Bay. and It Is ~gusting.
espedaJJy in an urban
environmenL More
important Is that those
moundseventuallyendup
Into the Back Bay's
watershed. Animal waste is
never to end up in a harbor,
lake or stream bed as
defined by farming
regulations mandated to
farms aero~ the nation. If
any waste is used as
fertilizer, then It is selectively
used on those fields.
Los Jrancos Creek was
just labeled the dirtiest
creek. I think the wrong
label dirty has an emotional
affinity to dirt or fouled, like
horse mllnure Ooating in the
creek. However, in this study
cited, the creek. ls
contaminated with high
levels of phosphates and
Cone can indude manure),
soaps and the multitude of
•stuff" that flushes down our
storm drains. We do not live
In a rural environment
where a manll.re mound
here or there is negl.lgible in
the l ,000-acre woods. In a
very populated area where
you can not hose off your
"dirty" sidewalks into the
storm drain, it all adds up.
Those who know me know
that I .am not a tree-hugger,
but I do have a problem
with such blatant disregard
for our No. 1 natural
resource -Newport Harbor.
There is no gray area on the
solution to this issue -be
responsible and pick up
after your animal -horse,
dog, elephant, whatever. I
am confident that Newport
Assistant City Manager Dave
Klff will ta clc.le th.is issue
with the passion that he has
for our clean waterways, and
Dave, you have my full
support.
This Sunday. Otandler
Bell will be racing in the I lot
Rum Series aboard the
Abracadabra/USA 54, an
America's Cup aass boat
that I told you about in last
week's column. Cllandler
will call in 10 the radio show
and telJ us about his
adventures.
Also, Erle Hovland and I
have a special in-studio
guest: Capt. John McCarty.
I le is the owner of Newport's
infamous tournament
winner Pacifica 44-foot
sportfishing charter yacht
named Fin Fever.
Remember to tune in
every Sunday to my
Boathouse Radio Show from
4 to 5 p.m. on KCBQ AM
( 1170) or listen over the
Internet at http://wwm
boathouseradio.com.
Listeners can call (888)
344-11 70 to join in on
Southern California's only
boating tallc radio show.
which reaches ports up the
coast f'rom San Diego to
Oxnard and out to Santa
CatalJna Island.
Safe voyages.
• MIKE WHITEHEAD 1s the
Pilot'• boating and harbor
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SURF AND SUN
WEATHER FORECAST
Momlng patchy fog, with
visJbHity at lea then a quaner
mile along the coast, end
clouda will give way to mostly
sunny ald .. with high
temperature• tho 60s near the
beach end as high as 73
.degrees In some Inland spots.
Expect • llght breeze throuvh most of the day. The dou"-and fog should bulld
bade In a1ter 10 p.m
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BOATING FORECAST
Wlnda will bo vari•ble et 10
knott or i... In the morning,
becoming we.te"Y ln the
•ftemoon In 1he Inner waters. Thew,..... wlll 8t 2 feet or
smlftef' on• west .well of 3 to
6fMt.
Out farthtr, ne>tthwost wind
will bt bttwMri 10 l.nd 16
kno .. , wtth 2·foot WllV9I on •
8-to 8-foot we8tef'n .wetl.
• There's also a chanoe of rain
about 15 to 20 miles away from
the cotat.
'
SURF
Winds ere favorable, end the
tide 11 starting to swing to
ebnonnel highs es a full moon
eppt'Ollchea.
Today, the northwest energy
inc:re8Mt, wi1h .U.. In tM
cheat· to head-hfgh 1"9glon tor
weat-f.ang brNb.
Expect emtlc tidal
fluctuations this weekend.
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TIDES
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8:50•.m.
1:50p.m.
8!01 p.m.
Height
1,eGfMtlow
6.70 feet high
0.22 feet low
3.73 '"' high
WATER TEMPERATURE
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City readie~ tr~iler to
teach fire preV~Iltion
The mobile
classroom has flames
painted on the
outside and stadium
seating pn the inside.
DHP• Bhar•th
Daily Piiot
COSTA MESA -Local fire offi·
cials have tried it all
Going to classrooms to talk
about "stop, drop and roll."
Hosting open houses.
Putting out ruers about safety
tips.
But this time, they believe
they've nailed It They've found
the ultimate way to teach fire
prevention to the public -chil-
dren, teenagers, adults and sen-
iors.
The Costa Mesa Fire Depart·
ment has a 55-foot mobile dass-
room, or wha.t they like to call
the Fire Safety Education 1\'ailer.
It is a white trailer painted on the
outside with bright red flames. It
houses a model kitchen, bed-
room and a presentation room
with stadium seating.
That's not all. It has smoke
machines and even an earth-
quake lcit to simulate swirling
smoke and scary temblors. Add
10 all this a Dolby Digital Sur-
round sound system, which
drives home the reality of such
unimaginable disasters.
The goal is to educate people
in a way they'll remember, rue
Chief Jim Ellis said.
~J(Jds will remember the les-
sons they'll learn in.side that
trailer; he said. "It's all very real-
istic."
The $50,000 trailer was made
possible by' a grant from the Fed·
eral Emergency Management
Agency allocated after Sept 11 ,
2001. and matching funds from
the city, Ellis said.
The trailer Itself came from a
company in Florida. But it was
fire prevention specialists Teri
Dumall and Clleryl Wills who
breathed life into It. Ellis said.
They decorated the in.side of
the trailer with firefighting pic-
tures, set up a kitchen with stra·
tegicaily placed hazards and
even used fire department·
theme bed sheets and accesso-
ries for the room.
HWe're really excited about
this.H Dumall said. "Kids are our
focus because they carry the
message home and through their
lives. They're careful with their
homes and their children."
Wills said the department has
also hired an artist to create chil·
dren-friendJy characters that can
be painted on the outi.tde of the
trailer.
"We have Firefighter Bob," she
said. ·A story is toJd to the chll·
dren through these drawings
even before they get into the
qailer."
Oilldten OI vi5ltors to the trail-
er will also get to tab home ln·
formative brochures, she said.
The trailer will mostly be oper·
ated by Dumall and Wills with
the help of firefighters. It will be
ready for use by February. Bills
said. It will also be used in public 'i
safety expos, the Citizens Fire
Academy, the Junior Firefighter
Program and the Youth Expo at
the Orange County Fairgrounds,
to name a few. be said.
"We plan to expand its use as
we get more comfortable with
it," be said. N As we get more re-
quests and m ore people
trained."
The depanment has already
gotten requests from countywide
groups, but Costa Mesa groups
will always get first priority, Ellis
said.
HOur goal is prevention,· he
said. "We're here to fight fires
and protect the public. But if we
can prevenl the fires in the first
place, that's what we'd like to
do."
• OEEPA BHARATH covers public
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Snow will fall in
Newport Beach
Grant Howald Parle will be
filled with 30 tons of snow on
Sunday for an afternoon of spe-
cial activities for kids. Adm~ion
is free to the park. which on 5th
Street and Iris Avenue.
Snow events will talce place
from 10 a m. to I p.m: The after-
noon was made possible
through a donation from the
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Volunteer mediators, case
specialists and outreach
assistants are needed to help in a
variety of mediation cases.
Bilingual language skills are
needed for office volunteers and
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ENVIRONMENTAL
NAl\JRE CENTER
The Environmental Nature Center
provides quallty education
through hands-on experience
with nature in a 3.6-acre outdoor
classrci?m· Adult volunteer trail
guides are needed to in the
afternoon during the week to lead
children's tours in the Center.
Several other volunteer
opP<>rtunitles are also available.
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through work by the city's Re-
creation Services staff. For more
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or visit the city's Web site at
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Street sweeper, trash
truck cancellations
Street sweeping and garbage
collection will no t take place on
FRIENDS OF THE BALLET
MONTMARTRE
The Friends need volunteers who
want to help talented local dancers
perform in professional theaters.
For 30 years, the organization has
provided the communttY with
quality Russian ballet training,
helping youth develop strong
discipline skills. build high
self-esteem and achieve dreams of
Cluistmai. Oay in Newport.
Resident~ who usually have
their lra~h picked up rhursday ..
will get sel'ttice the day after
Quistmas. a Friday. Areas with
Friday trru.h pickup will have
their service postpo ned one
day. 10 Saturday. Occ. 27.
Regular street sweeping will
resume Occ. 26.
For more information, call
the city's General Services De
partmcnt at (949) 644-3055.
being a professional dancer (714)
241-7424.
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PUBLIC
SAFETY
POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA
• Aneon ~Ind Pwtc
Centllr Oitwe: A tra1nc
ecddent Involving lnjur1ea
wot 1'9PQrted et 8:40 a.m.
Tue.day.
'\ ~of Ute Alta: Petty
~from a vehlde wa1
reported In tn. 3400 blodc 11
7:04 p.m. Tueeday.
• 8rWtDI StrMt: Vandalism
was reported In tn. 3300
blade at 3:22 p.m. Tuetday.
• l.oNft t...: ForgefY WN
reported In the 3000 blodc _,,
4:43 p.m. Tuetday.
• Ntwpoit 8oulewrd: A tra111c
accident Involving lnjuriea
was reported In the 1800
blade at 4:24 p.m. Tuesday.
• ~ Dltve: Grand theft
was reported In the 2800
blodc at 12:54 p.m. Tuesday
• Eut 11th Strwt: Vandallam
was reported in the 400 blodc
at 12:57 p.m. Tuesday.
• West 18th StrNt: A home
burglary was reported in the
900 blade 813:11 p.m
Tuesday.
NEWPORT BEACH
• Buddnghem Lane and
Westcllff Drtve: Battery was
reported a1 6:26 p.m.
Wednesday.
• Newport Cent9r Drtve bit
Petty theft was reported In 1he
600 blade at 5:44 p.m.
Wednesday.
• Superior Avenue: A vehicle
burglary was reported in the
1400 blade at 7:19 a.m.
Wednesday
• 30ltl StrHt: A burglary was
reported in 1he 200 blade at
8:29 p.m Wednesday
• 35th StrMt and Seuhora
Drive: An auto theft was
reported at 12:41 p.m.
Wednesday.
UCI
Continued from A 1
men1, Stern said. and are re-
stricted In their fo.,;us -some-
thing that wiJJ not be the case
for Thorp's donation. Having
such a large amount of money
as..,ociated with the faculty po-
!.ltlon ha!> already attracted in-
terest from people at el11e uni-
versities who would nonnaJly
pass over UCI as an option
lf the country's economic fu.
1ure follows the .,ame as its
past, Thorp saJd. according to
hi formula, the donation could
total SJ2 m111ion 1n 90 year\. In
180 year~. it could be worth $I
billion.
"Some might 'JY it :.eems
fanciful.· Thorp '>Jld. "Rut Ben-
jamin Frank.Jin hold an idea like
this. Tur power of compound
inrcrest ii. VCJY great over the
pa-.'>age of rime ··
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Gully date back to shortly after
the 1993 Laguna fires. At that
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It early. At 7, he was competing.
"I grew up ln the Midwest,"
he said. "So J was used to
shooting hunting riftet."
After graduating Crom
Michigan State University, Ksas
got Into the Los Angeles Cowity
aherltf's police academy and
patrolled South-Central Los
Angeles for five years.
"ln those five years. I got the:
kind of experience people
normally get over a whole
career.• he said. "There were
several officer-lnvolved
shootings, and I wanted to take
that experience and tf!1n
officers who worked ln areas
where they did not get that kind
or experience .•
He became a t:ralnlng officer
at the sherttf's depanment and
later worked at Laser Village In
Downtown Los Angeles where
he trained officers using
simulations. He came to Costa
Mesa six years ago.
"We went after Dave because
of his obvious talent as an
Instructor," sald Hugh Thte,
training and recruitment
manager for the police
department. "He ls firm but fair.
He's very practical and sees life
os real as It is. He understands
the importance of officer safety
and he pounds that into the
guys." .
The more officers get trained.
the better It is for them and for
the community. Kress said.
"It helps build confidence,·
he said. "You can't think. 'ThJs is
Sleepy Hollow and nothir)g's
going to happen hert'.' Anything
could happen in Costa Me~a
jui.t as soon as it can happen
anywhere. And our guys are
ready for it."
Costa Mesa officers are
required to go down to the
range for a shooting practice
every other month. He or she
would then have to undergo a t
Thorp cited two donations by
Franklin in 1790 for 1,000
pounds each for the cities of
Roston and Philadelphia. Over
the course of 200 years, they
had grown to $2 million and
$4.5 million. Thorp said.
A founding faculty member
for UCI. Thorp has also worked
as a mathematician at MIT and
UCLA. In 1958, while on vaca-
tion in Las Vegas, he played a
game of blackjack and ha tched
the idea of counting ~s. In
I 96l, he published the book
·Beat the Dealer: A Winning
Strategy for the Game of
TWenty-One. •
He later created a wearable,
concealable computer that cal-
culated the position and veloc-
ity of a roulette baJI to figure
out where it would land. Even·
tually. the Nevada state legisla·
lure banned such devices in ca-
'ilnos. but counting card<>
remains an effective method,
11me. officials agreed to create a
buffer of about I 00 feet between
wild growth in the gully and
homes in Morning Canyon. Eve-
ning Canyon and other Buck
Gully communities. Since then.
A memorlai ~ce for I
Mr. Richaid N. Golbacb, a I
36-year resident of ~rt Beach. 1• i
tcheduled for noon oo :J
Tuesday &l the Pac;lfic
View Cl>apel ln Corona del
Mar.
Mr. Colbach died Oec. 2
of natural causes. He was
86.
Mr. Golbach is survtved
by his wffe of 64 years,
Marjorie: son John
Golbach; daughter Jane
Halsey; and three
grandchildren.
Paul Searight
Keams J
DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT
Det. Phil Hartman, left, and range master Dave Kress change targets at the police gun range.
A memorial service tor
Mr. Paul Searight Keams, a
Costa Mesa resident and
Presbyterian minister, is
set for 2. p.m.. Saturday at
St. Mark Presbyterian
Onucb, at 2100 Mar Vista
ln Newport Beach.
least 30 minutes of training.
"It's important to go back to
the basics once in a while,·
Kress said. "Because if you don't
reinforce the fundamentals of
marksmanship, your proficiency
will tend to drop down.•
Kress also participates in
training sessions every year
using paintball-type bulJeu.
called Simunltion that don't
hurt "but sting quite a bit,· he
said. They usually reserve a
vacant building for eight-hour
blocks.
"Si.munition is good because
officers don't like gelling hit in
exposed areas like hands or
feet,~ he '>aid. "So, for instance.
if an officer Is behind a
barricade and his feet are
sticking out and he gets hit with
this fake bullet, he's going to
remember not to do that in a
real sicualion."
Recentlv, Kress asked new
Ouef John Hensley for patrol
assault rifles and got them.
"For officers, this Is their tool
box." he said. "They pick the
tool they need for a particular
job."
What makes Kress a superior
instructor is his ability "Lo see
what you're doing wrong and
tell you in a way that doesn't
embarrass you." said Det. Phil
Hartman, who was in the
middle of a routine practke
session on Thursday.
"He has helped me with the
way I grip my gun and the
direction in which I pull the
trigger," he said. "He tells
people about their limitations.
Everybody has their limitations,
and it's always good to know
what your limitations are. He
really cares and Lakes that extra
time."
he said. FLASHER "{Casinos) made a lot of
m oney on people who try to do Continued from Al
these things and don't do them
very well," Thorp said. "But !>ought with what he did or he
they also lost a lot of money on may not have," he said. "There
people who do these things may have been drugs or alcohol
well.· involved. It's hard to tell, and we
Later, he applied his math-don't know at this point.~
ematical formulas to the stock The incidents have made
market and co-wrote "Beat the neighbors on Shalimar Drive ner-
Market: A Scie"l'fic Stock Mar-vous. said Yareli Lopez, who lives
ket System" with UCr professor , in an apartment building near
emeritus Sheen Kassouf. Thorp the complex where one of the in-
went on to run one of the most cidents reportedly happened.
successful hedge funds In the •Police were in cars that night
country and retired from UCI in looking for the guy,· she said.
1982 to pursue the stock market "And they didn't find him. which
full time. for us is pretty scary.·
Over the past 38 years, he has Lopez said such incidents are
averaged annual gains of 15% rare in her tightly-knit neighbor-'° 20% with no down years. hood where "everybody knows
• MARISA O'NEIL covers
education and may be reached at
(949) 574 4268 or bye mail at
martss.oneifta lstimss.com.
the city has annexed Newport
Coast, whose innovative "fuel
modlficauon zones~ lnsplred
fire officials to consider ways to
make Buck Gully safer. as well.
Riley said he beUeves that the
100-foot areas could be ex-
panded to 170 feet with sections
designed to slow and reduce lhe
size of Dames. The areas closest
to the homes would be Irri-
gated, a llnle fanher away
would be a strip that contains
only plants that are less prone
to drying out and becoming fire
fuel. then the farthest areas
would have some plants that
deter fires mixed in with the
wild plant life.
Unlike Newport Coast. where
homeowners associations
maintain these areas, Buck
Gully doesn't have homeowners
associations dolng such work.
In 1994, city leaders struck a
deaJ with the 230-plus residents
there to use 75% federal gran,t
money and a 25% contribution
from homeowners to pay for the
lnltial work. Riley saJd that he
would seek a sl.plllar anange-
ment for the improvements. But
the nut.a-and-bolta questions
are still quite a while away.
The council could decide
Tuesday not to act on Riley's
suggestion, or they could decide
to brlng It back to a council
meeting next year for a public
hearing.
Councilman Olck Nichols.
whose district lncludes Buck
Gully, said he wasn't prepared to
ma.Jee a statement about the Fire
Department's pl1n, but he aa.Jd
that fire safety and llobOlty ls-
auea In Buck Gully are a con-
cern.
Riley u.ld that the laaue ex·
tcndJ beyond Buck Gully.
"tr a ftre wu to s t Into Buck
Gully. It would go through Co·
rona del Mar like a hoc Jcnlte
through butter, .. Riley wd.
• JUNI! CAIAGRANOI! covert
Newpon Beach end John W.yne
Alrpon. Sht may b9 re.ched et
UM9157U232 or by •mall at
June.uuoren"-•t.tJnH».com.
(
everybody else.•
"We're all taking precautions,"
she said. "Parents are asking lcids
to stay at home and not talk to
strangers We're all hoping they
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TODAY
Newport Dun• Raort wUI h11Ye
20 tons of anow at lta 10th annual
Lighting of the Bay at 6 p.m.
Santa Claut will flip a giant switch
and lllumlnatlng 40 electric
Christmaa trees. There will be hot
chocolate, caroling, the Dunes'
award winning seafood chowder
and live musical performances by
various children's groups
Including the Lakewood High
School Madrigal singers.
Information: (949) 729-0UNE,
http://Www.newprtdunss.com
SATURDAY
The Co.ta M99a Men'• Club wtll
aponsor the Fairview
Developmental Tournament
benefttlng Fairview
Developmental Center at 1he
Costa Mesa Golf & Country Club.
Tl\e entrance fee will be $70
today and $135 for both days.
Information: (949) &46-2886,(949)
903-9090 I
Wllldotf School will pt'9Mf'lt tta
Winter Fewval from 3 to 6 p.m. at
2360 Cllnyon Drive. There will be
seaaonat creft making, music,
ChMter and lntamatlontl food.
There wlll l>e e nominal charge at
1ha ~ Information: (949)
674-n34.
The AngeletN,,... ~
will be after the 8:30 a.m. tnaM at
Our lady Queen of Angelea. 204e
Mar Vista Orlv.. The prayer '
brtakfaat will featurt gu..i
apeaker Mtdellne Tucci TanMhlll,
founder of • G•..Y. Piece for Klde.
There will be• polnMttla plent
ule efter tM brtekfaat. The
bntelcfut la epontortd bv tN
Cau Ttfll:8 foundetl Guild. The
... TOWN,f>aleAS ,
Kress also teaches officers
how to react under extenuating
circumstances. Hartman sald.
"For instance, when you don't
hold the gun right, it could get
1ammed," he sald. "You can't
panic under a situation like
that. You just have to learn how
to clear it. You like to know that
when you have to do something
like that, you have the ability to
dolt"
That is exactly what Kress
loves about his job, he said.
"The fact that I may have
taught an officer the slcill to
survive in a lethal situation -
that's what gives me the most
satisfaction.·
• DEEPA BHARATH covers public
111fety and courts. She may be
readied .!JI (949) 574-4226 or by
e-mail at
deepa.bharath@latimes.com.
"Parents are asking kids
to stay at home and not
talk to strangers. We're
all hoping they catch
him soon:'
Yarell Lopez
catch him soon."
Police are describing the
wanted man as someone who is
20 to 30 years old, about 5-foot-6,
wei~ing 135 to 155 pounds, with
blaCk hair and brown eyes. He is
abo said to have a tattoo of a
skeleton on his left arm.
Anyone with infonnation is
asked to ca!J Det. Ed Everett at
(7 14) 754-5360.
• DEEPA BHARATH covers public
safety and courts. She may be
reactled at 1949) 574-4226 or by
e-mail at
deepa.bharathliil/atimes.com
Mr. Keams died Sunday
of prostate cancer. He was
82.
Mr. Keams is survived
by his wtle Ernestine
Shinto Keams; sons David
Quln Kearrut;-Phillp
Mauldin Keams; "Ulwrence
Archibald Kearns;
stepdaughter Billye
Shinto-Uttman; six
grandcbUdren;and
brothers Gordon and
Donald Keams.
In lieu of flowers, the
family asks that donations
be made to the
USC/Norris
Comprehensive Can cer
Center, 1441 Eastlalce Ave.,
Los Angeles. CA 90033.
Audree Helen Coe
A funeral service for
Mrs. Audree Helen Coe. a
34-year Balboa island -
resident, Is scheduled for
2:30 p.m. on Wednesday al
the Pas:ific View Mortuary
Cl>apel in Corona del Mar.
Mrs. Coe died Nov, 23 of
natural causes. She was
86.
Mrs. Coe Is survived by
her husband Fenton Coe;
daughters Vicki Veden and
Danna Rountree; four
grandchildren: and two
great grandchildren. •
• The Dally Piiot yvelcomes
obituariea for resident• or
former residents of Costa
Mesa and Newport Beach. If
you want to have an obituary
printed In the Pilot, eek your ,
mortuary to fax us the
Information at (949) 646-4170
or call the newsroom at (949)
642-4321.
JOHN S. SOCOLOFSKY
John who has resided In Newport Beach, CA for the past 30
years, d ied Dec. 1 of natural causes. He was 64 years old.
He la Bllrvlved by his wife Ruth L Socolpfaky, her sons J on L.
& Stuart Weedn and daughter Nancy. Alao an older brother
David of Vancouver, WA.
John was born In salem, OR graduated from North Salem
High In 1955, and from University of Oregon In 1962. He
served two years In the US Army In Germany and worked for
Western Electr1c for 15. He was General Manager for Care«
Reaearch Systems and Huntington Forge. He also managed
several Investment properties.
John waa a c harlamatJc, fun loving, devoted family man, who
greatly enloved people, life and hard work. He loved watching
hla grandchlld,.,, grow and excel, and looked forward to the
annual gatherings with his college tratemlty brothenl. JohQ
was a loving husband and caregiver who provided the baala
for a luting re4atlonshlp.
Funeral MMcea are Friday, December 5, 2003 at St. Andmvs
Preabyterian at Noon In Newport Beach across from Newport
Harbor High School.
MARGERIE MITCHELL BROWN
Margette MltcheU Brown, a resident of Newport Beach for 58
years. died Monday, December 1, 2003, of natural causn at
the age of 91.
Marge wu born and raised In San Pedro, California, and
wa• a 1934 graduate of Oocldental College. She married
fellow Oocldental alum, Lawrence E. Brown In 1938. Their two
children, Susan and Timothy are alto graduates of Occidental
College.
Marge and Lany moved to Newport Beach In 1945. Along
with other family membera, they opened Balboa Marfnt
Hantware Company, located on the Ml~I• Mlle In Newport Beach. ..
Both were charter membera of St. And,..w'• PrMbytel'tan
Church and nelated In the founding of Hoag Memorlat
Hoapltal Preebytertan. Marge wu a put prealdent of the
Newport·M••• Attlatance LHgue and .. long·atandlng memMr of tn. Hoag Hospital Chlldren't TOy CommfttM.
During the lat three y..,.. Marge lived at Regenta Point. a
Southern Callfomla PrwebyteMn R.tlr9ment Home In lrvlne.
She continued hM volunteer w~ tt*9 wofklOQ_ In the library, =t~hop. Uld writing blographt.a for ntw ~t. Potnt
H., daughter Susan, son Tlmothy, thtM gnandchNdren, f~
QrMt-gf'Mdchlldrtn, and maryy wonderful Mend• aurvlv "'~· . . A memorlal MfVlce wm be hek:S kif Matgene at St ~ ~Church on WednMdev. December 10, at S:~
11'9 faml~ that don.tfont may be mact. to 8':.
Anchw .. P Church, the Ho.g Hotpft81 FoundatJG1
or a cNrft)' of , •
Tree trirpming with fanfare
City Hall improvises,
.using red, white and
blue track lights to
illuminate its
Christmas tree.
Marisa O'Neil
Daily Pilot
NI:.WPOR1 BEACH -Oty
I !all held its first official tree-
lighting ceremony Wednesday
evening -for a tree with no
Bghts on it.
With no nearby electrical
outlets, tree-trimmers impro-
vised, shining track lights In the
lqbby on the 12-foot natural
tree decorated in red, white and
blue. Though having a tree
there is a long-standing tradi·
tion, this year was the first tlme
it was done with any fanfare, in-
cluding carols from Lincoln El-
ementary School's chorus and a
reception for city employees. DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT
"In the past, we just deco-
rated it and walked away.• city Lincoln Elementary students sing carols at Newport Beach City Hall for a tree-lighting ceremony.
spokeswoman Marilee Jackson
said. "Then in the morning. all backdrop for the fourth graders'
of a sudden, there was a tree caroling on the steps of City
there. This year, we wanted to Hall. AB city employees finished
Incorporate more of a commu-. up their work day, they gather-
nlty feeling to the holiday." ed in the lobby, peering out to
The Newport Beach Arts watch the children sing. have
Commission decorated the tree cookies and hot apple cider.
this year and helped put on the "They're all dressed up so
reception. Jackson said they cute," exclaimed Viclr;y Gallagh-
may expand it in the future. er, who works in accounts pay-
Rven though there was no able. "This is great. It really gets
ceremonidus Dicking on of the you In the spirit of Otristmas. •
tree's floodlights, which re-Mayor Steve Bromberg 8.fld
mained on through out the cer-Councilman Don Webb also
emony, it i.erved as a festive had a listen, as they watched
·LANDFILL
Conbnued from Al
me landfiU's methane output
vari~. but ii is licensed to pro-
duce up to 20 megawatts of elec-
tricity per day, enough to power
20,000 homes, I-lieger said.
The county spends about
$456,000 a year on maintenance
of the landfill cover and moni·
toring the site, and it does not
collect any revenue from the
methane produced by the land-
fill, Hagthrop said.
Who will own the landfill
property and make money from
Its melhane production in the
TOWN
Continued from A4
cost is a $15 donation.
Information: (949) 640-0886.
The Cat Fanden Assn. will have a
ctiampionship and household pet
cat show from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at
the Orange County Fair &
Exposition Center. The event will
feature up to 225 of the world's
finest pedigreed cats will be there
along with rescue cats and kittens
looking for a home. Information:
(858) 455-9390.
future Is hazy at this point.
The Irvine Co. approached the
county earlier this year about
transferring ownership of the
landfill property to the county,
Hagthrop said.
"[Butl they're just in the very
preliminary stages of those dis·
cussions," she said.
The city would like to get in on
the deal and talce ownership of
the land itself, Klff said.
"Potentially, we would step
into the shoes of the Irvine Co.
and get some of the methane
gas revenue," Kiff said.
While the city has expressed
an interest, Hieger said, the Ir-
vine Co. is not in talks with the
The HVenth annual Balboa Island
WalkJng Holiday Home Tour will
be from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at
Balboa Island. Tldcets cost $20.
Information: (949) 6734280.
Th• city of Newport Beach'• 14th
annual Winter Wonder1and will
take place from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at
Grant Howald Perie, 5th and Iris
avenues.. There will be more than
30 tons of snow dumped onto the
grounds. There will be winter
carnival gamea, and Santa will be
there. Information: (949) 644-3151.
TUESDAY
from the doorway.
"I think they think you're
Santa Oaus, n city employee
Scott Watson joked to the
white-bearded Webb, clad in a
red and green plald shirt.
Outside, a small crowd of
parents looked on as Webb and
Bromberg presented the chil·
dren with official city of New-
port Beach pins. A few weeks
ago, the chorus also sang at a
Toys for Tots event at the Four
Seasons hotel in Newport
Beach.
"She's thrilled to be singing
here," John Murphy said ·or his
10-year-old daughter, BridgeL ·nus is the first one I've been
able to attend, and she gave me
the: 'Daddy, Daddy, Daddy you
have to come hear me sing!'"
Erin Dennison and Heather
Feibleman, both 6, bounced
and sang along to some of the
holiday tunes.
"I don't know all of them,"
admitted Erin, who was there to
watch her sister Rachel. "I just
know some of them."
county. unsightJy right now that it looks
"We, in fact, are not in nego· like you're passing a dump on
tiations to transfer the landfill to your way to Newport Coast,
the county," she said. which is a beautiful community.
If the city obtalns the land, it Anything would be an improve-
would like to operate an afford-ment."
able public golf course, K.iff said. The comminee was consider-
" A golf course this close to the ing bull ding a community center
ocean and that spectacular of a on the landfill property, but the
site potentially could make a . time involved in tranSferring the
good chunlc of revenue." Kiff land from the Irvine Co. to the
said. county made that site impracll
Residents would likety sup· cal, Ross said.
port the plan if traffic and park-
ing issues are addressed, he said. • ALICIA ROBINSON covers
"l think it would be a good use business. politics and the
of the space." Newport Coast environment. She can be reacned
Advisory Commlnee member et (9491764-4330 or by e-mail at
Gerry Ross said. "The place is so al1cia.robinson@lat1mes.com.
McCabe, chair of pediatrics at
UClA These lectures will begin at
6 p.m. at the Arnold and Mabel
Bedtman Center, 100 Academy
Way. Information: t949) 824-8202.
WEDNESDAY
Body Design will o"9r a free
seminar and demonstration on
the latest tecnnology on cellulite
treatments from 7 to 8 p.m. at 100
Newport Canter Drive. The event
is presented by Mary Dellene, a
massage therapist. lnfor'rnation
and registration: (949) 722·3555,
getfit@bodydosign.tv.
History and Ethics of Human
Experiments from the Nazis to the
U.S. Military" at 4 p.m. at the
McDonnell Douglas Auditorium, at
UC Irvine. Information and
reservations: (949) 824-9296.
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National Univeralty's Center for
Cultural and Ethnic Studies will
present "The Allure and
Significance of Body Art from
10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at
National University, 3390 Harbor
Blvd. Information: (714) 429-5408,
lzukss@nu.edu.
Th• Dororthy Wetbm Memorial
Lecture presents "The Epidemic of
Childhood Obesity and What Can
Be Doner with Or. Aoyd Culler,
professor of pediatrics at UC Irvine;
"Pediatric Neurology: What's
New7" wtth Dr. St8V8 Philips,
neurologist at Children's Hospital
Orange County; and "The 60lh
Anniversary of the Double Helix:
Hoeg Ho9f)ital wll1 hl!Ve an
evening lung Olfncer 1upport
group diacusalon about #Coping
with the.Holidays# from 6:30 to 8
p.m. at the Hoag Cancer Center,
Conference Room A. Information
(949) 760-5542.
The Campu1 Colleagun of
Orange Coast College will hold a
lunctieon to raise funds for the
OCC Disabled Students Center
from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at OCC.
There will be entertainment
provided by Tyler Hoff and Kiro
Kiro, who will be ploying with the
Harry and Grace Steele Children
Canter. The cost is $9.50 per
person. Information:
stsndsrdtint@hotmsil.com. 3 lb. &ef Stick Sale $1099
Piecemaken' annual Chrtatmu
Fair will be from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
There will be over 175 booths of
top artists wi1h unique
handcrafted Items including live
music, food and entertainment
Information: (714) 641-3112,
http:hWww.p1ecemskers.com.
SUNDAY
The c.t Fanderl Assn. will hl!Ve a
ctiamplonship and household pet
cat show from 9 11.m. to 5 p.m. at
the Orange County Fair &
Exposition Center. The event ~II
feature up to 225 of the wor1d'1
finest pedigreed cats will be there
along with rescue cats and kittena
Cooking for a home. lnfonnation:
(858) 455-9390.
~•ken' annwil Chrtmnaa
Fair will be from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Dec. 6 and 7. There will be over
175 booth• of top artists with
unique handcrafted item•
rncludlng live music, food end
entertainment. Information: (714)
641-3112,
http:/~.plt1Cemake,...com.
The Costa Mesa Men'• Qub Wal
~naor the Fairview
' O.vetopmentel Toumement
benefiting Fairview
Developmental C.nter at the
Costa M ... Golf & Country Qub.
The entrance fee will be $76.
fnfonnatiofY. (M) 64&2886,(949)
803-9090
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Projecting the Future of Genomic
Medicine~ with Dr. Ect.Yard
Jonathan Moreno, prot.aaor and
director of the Center for
Biomedical Ethicl at the University
of Virginia, will present "The
The Thurad.y Momlng Senior
Women's Club will present its
Christmas party luncheoo and a
musical show at 11 a.m. at the
Newport Beacti Radisson Hotel,
4545 MacArthur Blvd. This will be
$23. Information and reservation:
(714) 842-5863.
Brooks Brothers to Open at
South Coast Plaza in May.
Orange County E!xlusivc
Brooks Brothers, the
country's oldest clothin·g
retailer, has announced it
wilJ open a new Orange
County store at South
Coast Plaz.a. Combining
innovation, fine quality
and personal service,
Brooks Brothers continues
to be a favorite among
corporate men and wome~
dignitari ports great&
and image:-consciou ccle.-
britic .
The legendary label
has introduced major
••
trends like seersucker.
button--Oown polo shirts.
argyle sweaters and
ready-to-wear suits, which
changed the landscape of
fashion in the U.S. Every-
one from Abraham Lincoln
and John F. Kennedy to
Caty Grant and Katherine
Hepburn has favored the
iconic Broob Brothers
style. Today. stylMetters
like desiancr Marc
Jacobs and ~ctor Matthew
Broderick wear Brooks
Brothers.
. R~dy, the retailer
introduced Digital Tailoring.
a body scanning ted1-
nology that allows the
customer to customi1c
men's suits~ trousers and
dress shirts. The result
is precisely tailored and
custom-made clothing that
fits an individual's exact
proportions. Another in-
novation is .BrooksStorm.
a new men's outerwear
collection made of the
finest I 00°/o wools. all of
which are both water-and
wind-resistant.
The South Coast Plan1
store will open m Moy
2004.
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Editorial missed-the
importance of preschool
I feel I have had enough and must
respond to your edJtorlal ("District's
decision is In s1uden1s' best Interest.•
Sunday).
The facts of the matter are as
loUow~.
for 24 ye~. I have successfully run
the preschool program al Newpon
Harbor I-Ugh School. The district took
over the program. and it failed in less
than six months.
As 10 the quality of the learning by
the preschoolers. everyone agrees ii is
a great program. and the childre n are
ready for kindergarten. Most of my
referrals have-come from other
parents and three school board
members who have had their children
in the program.
The Newport I !arbor High School
Mudents have a quality lab program In
which I.hey can interact and learn
from working with the children. The
children get one·on·one auenUon
from the high school students.
How can the cancellation of this
program be in the "best Interest of the
students?"
MAILBAG
the fees for both 200 I ·02 and 2002 -03.
However, we stW had enough money
to cover the debt Lf we had hired a
tel'cller with the old job descriptiodit
which met state licensing
requirements.
The way the district financially 'l
handled the preschool this year, I'm
certain, It is very much in debt. ·-
Although the district has been
unable to find a reacher with a
children's center permit, I talked to a
lady this weelc who has her master's
degree In early childhood education.
She Is wllllng to take the preschool
position · .
In summary. the Newport Harbor
High School Preschool is unique. ,
There is no other place else where th~
preschoolers will get the one-on-one
attention they get at Newport Harbor
High, and the high school students
will get the Interaction they receive
with the children for learning about
child development. It is definitely not
"In the best lnteresr of the students,•
both high school students and
preschoolers, to close the program.
I really hope you will print the '
correct facts about this issue. The
informatlon the district has given you
is not correct.
Your edj1orial also stated that the
"closure will not affect the high school
c,tudents· hands-on learning
experience since they will be sent to
other preschools In Newport-Mesa to
work with chUdren." With the
opporrunities provided by the district.
and unless transportation Is provided
by the district, the students will have
an experience with children
approximately once every 3~ weeks.
FILE PHOTO /OAILV PILOT
Marcy Cano. right. high-fives a youngster at the now-dosed Newport Harbor High preschool center after an assignment.
WANDA SHELTON
Newporr Harbor High School
Preschool adminjstrator
both the state funded and the
Newport Harbor private preschool
teacher positions. The preschool does
not have the same requirements as
the state-funded program. If you
c.heck other private preschools in our
area, you will find none that require
Oilldren's Center Permits. and there
are many that have quality programs.
You do not need a teacher with a
children's center permit to have a
"properly cred.entlaJed, quaJity
part-time" program.
1he same thmg.
rhe editorial stated that the district
has hecn .. footing I.he bill for years. n
This is not correct. For 2.4 years, I have
been charging the parents what the
dbtrict says it will cost because they
have the figures for benefits. etc. For
20 years. I had a surplus of money at
the end of the year. I was asked to
spend about SJ.500 on equipment
and supplies three years ago so I
wouldn't have a surplus.
At that time, Temple told me that
we were ahead about $33 for the year
2001-02. I quickly figured out wiLh
Temple that if I charged the parents
Worse things in air outside
of school than at school
I'm surprised the sp okesperson
from the South Coast Air Quality
Management District didn't explafo 10
parents that asbestos removal in
schools have a higher standard for
clearance at the conclusion of the
work than other jobs ("Asbestos
removal finished at school." Nov. 30).
S 100 more for each semester In
2003-04. I would have a surplus of
$4,000 and could easily pay back the
debt.
Most of the preschool experiences
set up by the rustrlcl are observe-only
experiences, not working with the
children. At the district's suggestion, I
have been sending some of my period
3 Mudents to Harper Preschool every
other Monday. They walk for 20
minutes each way to mostly watch the
children eat lunch.
Lorie Hoggard said the district had
to require a teacher with a children's
center permit because the job
descriptions had to be the same for
The editorial also stated that the
district will "worlc with the parents of
preschool children to find an
alternatlve. • There are no alternatives
available at a comparable price. The
parents have called around and found
When I went to the district to
dii.cus!> the budget last May. I was
infprmcd by Sylvanna Temple that I
was going to be approximately $2,700
overdrawn for 2002-03. Thfa was a
complete shock to me, since I charged
the parents what I was told to charge.
When I left school in June. I had 20
children enroUed and the deficit
covered. A parent paid a late fee,
whlcb reduced the deficit to $2, l 00.
Later, last summer, the district
decided we were overdrawn
approximately $700 for the year
2000-01 . I found this rather interesting
since Temple had already told me we
were $33 ahead for 2001 -02.
If I had lcnown. I would have rrused
Since 1989, aJJ schools sh ould have
had a program for controlling
asbestos in place. If parents are really
concerned about children's exposure
to Lhings in the air, then I would
advise them to never, ever wipe a wet
sponge on their window screens.
JACK PERKINS
Costa Me$
DECEMBER 2003
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OCTOBER 90-MINUTE BREAKFAST BOOST
Pictured Breakfas1 Sptoake1 Violet
Woodhouse, Esq v1\1I' w11h emcee
and sponsor George CotE. Attorney
at Law at the Octobl•r 1 filh
breakfast,
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Catalina Pa~~e~er St•rvtee
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For information on donating a raffle prize. call Ambassador Sandy
Kasler. Kasler Venture~ In<.., q49/631-0855.
NETWORKERS LEAD LUNCHEON
From left: New
Networkers Gordon
Currie of Broadview
Mortgage and Ami Patel of
Grant Optometric are
welcomed to the group by
President Mohamad
Huh«nl, CPA at a recent
luncheon meeting.
RIBBON CUTTING
The •after remod hng• Grand Reopening eel bration o(
Washl"lton Mulu1l'1 branch at 1455 Baker Street.
featured a Chamber Ribbon Cuttint Cert'mony. Shown
above Me (l ·R) Ambassador Chair Rosanna Sumrall,
mayor pro tern Chris Steel, Ambauador Eric Andenon
(forearound), Washington Mutual staff Lou Arruda,
ha~ Shipley (branch manager), Scott Klpen (regional
manag r) with Kls~, .tnd Ambanaoor N~lton Murcia.
Networkers l••d• lllncheon
11:45 a.m. ·Costa Mesa County Club
1701 Golf Course Drive, Costa Mesa
12/24 & 12131 -DARJC
Monday, Dec 1
Tuesday, December 2
Monday, December 8
Eduutlon Committt1 -DARK
Legi1l1tive Committt1 -DARK
Fin1nc1 Committt1, Noon
Tuesday, December 9 Executive Committt1
7:30 a.m., Chamber Office
December 9 Ambauedora Holiday Pot1uck
Noon, Chamber Office
Thursday, December 11 Board of Directors luncheon -DARK
Thursday, December 18 90-MiAut• Breekfast Boost-DARK
Wednesday, December 24 After Hours Bu1ln1u Mi••r -DARK
We. at tile Chamber. know this is a busy time of y ear for
everyone thus we have chosen to cancel most Chamber
events and meetings in order to free up your schedules
for more pressing concerns -such as family. friends and
holiday cheer.
L
Happy Holidays
AFT~R HOURS MIXER
From left: Ambassador and
emcee Mike Donohoe of
Golden Touch •
Entertainment, mixer
hostess Marisa Neal of
Santa Monica Seafood,
Ambassador Tami Wendel,
Golden Touch, and
Ambassador Ivan Av~
of Office Depot
From left: Ambassadors
Albttta Mlrlsdotti of A.
Mirisclottl Photography,
Andrea Durrett of
Western Financial
Bank, Ambassadof
Nelt0n Murda of
Nelson & Associates
and memt>.r Patty
Muon of MaSon
Insurance <Flor.ii arrangement donated by flowers by Mc:>ttl)
Rt1ffle Prize Donations: Avila's El Ranchito, Gina's Pizza &
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Arts, Caralina Passenger Setvlce, Santa Monica Seafood, 11'1
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Transportation Corridor, French'• Cupcake ~•leery ,'.~
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fMtivel oonoert. •14. Journey to Jov:' et 8 p.m. M IJOO St. Andmw
Rold, Newport Bud\, Thtte wlll be 1 1()()..member chortle becked
by• profnalonel orcne.tra~ Tldteta C09t $15 per pereon end S12
for Mnlort, atudenW end children younger then 12. For
lnfonNtk>n, call (714) 828-4828.
SATURDAY Hold9y patty. Celebme the holldlyw with en elegent
evening from 7 to 11 p.m. It the Helecnilt Pavllloo, 3107 Klllybrook
Lane. TMnl w111 be five rsw gourmet 1ppetlar1, delectable
delNIU, llve mutlc, denclng ell night. e ro.rlng fl,., 1 cendlellght
MUlng end I cuh bar. The COit 11 $55 to $80. For Information Ind
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SUNDAY N1tM tot 1cint9. The Klng'a Singers. Engl1nd'1 premier
llOCll enMmble, will perlorm tt 3 p.m. It the Irvine 81rcley
Theatre, 4242 C:.mpu1 Drive, Irvine. The cost wlll be from $30 to
$35 per per1on, ind full-time ltudenta P•Y half prlOI. For more
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HOURS
Dally Pilot
An art show featuring Thermoses
will take place at the Camp on Saturday
The ·art comes pouring out
A Thermos by artist Jill Griffith.
Lui• Pefta
Daily Pilot
The Camp will host a
benefit art show featuring
Orange County artists who
have all designed special
creations out of Thermoses.
In addition to the Thermos
displays, there will also be
various works of art to look
at on Saturday.
The Idea behind event Is
to show what local young
artists and designers, some
from the surf and skate
fashion industry. are capable
of, said Chris Bennet, the
organizer of the event
FYI
What Thermos • Keeping It
freth art show and auction
Who: Local Orange County
Artlau.
Wh.,.: At the Camp, 2937
Bristol St .• Co1ta Mesa
When: 7 p.m. to midnight
Saturday.
seen in fashion, the surf
skate industry and that's
going to show up in the
show as well." Bennet said
F.ach of the 1 O artists will
be showing their latest
works, paintings, drawings
and of course, Thermoses.
With the gallery being
held at the Camp,
old-fashioned Thermos
bottles seemed like a natural
selection to use as a
medium. All the worlcs will
be auctioned off. The
proceeds from the auction
will go to a local charity and
another charity called
Pioneers. which will help to
better schools in Indonesia
One of the participating
artists Is Jill Griffith. an
Orange County artist who is
a member of the LA Art
Assn. and works in mixed
media. Her work features a
lot of photography. She
mixes the film wlth resins.
copper and wood.
This Thermos decorated by Aaron Kraten will be featured at an art show at the Camp.
I ·~
~ere'a definitely a flavor
that Orange County has in
that area [design! that can be
'When the theme of the
show was announced and
Thermos containers were
sent to each of the artists, I
immediately began the
challenge of building a story
around the plece," she saJd.
NI wanted to share the
struggle of coffee addiction
and a break-up. I call It 'Dear
Joe.'"
She has copper wires
coming out of the Thermos
so that it appears as though
coffee Is pourlng out of It.
She also has a "Dear Joe"
letter with It. Griffith became
involved with the show
because she Celt that it was
an opportunity to work with
local artists and contribute
to charity.
Luke Mysse is another
local artist who decided to
get Involved with the show.
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years.
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professional graphic design
See ART, Pase A9
Friday, December 5. 2003 A7
THEATER
.'Carol'
opens
holiday
season
By Tom Titus
Daily Pilot
My son Tim used to tell me
he never really felt It was the
Ouistmas season until he'd
seen South Coast Repertory's
annual production of NA
Christmas Carol." He felt even
more strongly about it after
appearing ln the show 19 years
ago at the age of 11 .
Yes, It's that time of the year
again, SCR's 24th annual visit
to 18th-century London and
Ebenezer Scrooge's
transformation from "Bah.
humbug" to NHappy holidays."
The show opens tonight and
plays through Dec. 27 on the
Segerstrom Stage.
Originally planned as a
one-shot event in 1980, NA
Quistrnas Carol," adapted by
company member Jerry Patch
from the Charles Dickens
classic, was so popular that It
was brought back in 1981 -
and It wasn't long before SCR
directors realized they had an
annual hit on their hands.
Aside from being a holiday
tradition for local audiences,
NA Oirlstmas Carol" is also a
time of rejoicing for the SCR
cast -many of whom have
been performing their roles
since the whole thing started.
A handful of them have been
with SCR from Day One, back
In the summer of 1964, before
the company moved to
Newport Beach and adopted
the name South Coast
Repertory.
The linchpin In director
John-David KeUer's familiar
cast. of course, Is Hal Landon
Jr., who created the role of
Scrooge and bas reprised it
every year since. Founding
artists Don Took. Art KoustUc
and Richard Doyle all will be
returning in the roles they've
played for two dozen years.
And the only distaff member
of the founders, Martha
McFarland, also returns to take
on three vastly dissimilar (but
by now very familiar) roles -a
charity solicitor. Mrs. Fez.ziwig
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REEL CRITICS
·'Missing' misses, 'Mansion' has no spirit
Thtte ls a lot to admire and o
Jot to dltJlke In Ron HowaJd's
darteat film to date. In "The
Missing,• he offers a classic
Western tale of revenge against
evildoers with many Oint
P.a.stwood ovenones. ThP'quaUty
acting, cinematography, editing
and spooky music set the tone
for a scruy
cowboy thrlll
ride.
But this
story ls so
dreary and
depressing. it
is painful to
watch It
unfold to Its
inevitable
conclusion.
lnnocent
young
women and
JOHN
DEPKO
children are lcidnapped from
homesteads on the Ariwna
frontier by renegade Indians.
The girls are taken to be sold as
prostitutes in Mexico.
cate Blanchett Is excellent as
the tormented mother of one of
the abducted gh1s. She is forced
to tum to her long lost father,
played by the craggy faced
Tommy Lee Jones. He has lived
many years with Indians and has
first-rate Lracldng slcllls. She
counts on him to help her track
de>WIJ._the renegades holding her
daughter.
While Jones does his job well,
at two hours and 15 minutes,
this drawn-out, simple Western
is way. way too long. Full of
gn1esome cruelty and violence,
II want' to be a mddem day
"Shane" but ends up being a
19th-century horse-drawn
version of "1axl Driver." A Oawed
Yhero risks his life to save a
captive girl. Excellent
moviemaking sJcills are placed in
the service of a brutal and vile
set of drcumstanc~. It's aU very
well done for what it is. but it's a
relentless downer in every
rcspec·t. See it if you crave a
humorless experience at the
movies.
• JOHN DEPKO is a Costa Mesa
resident and a senior investigator
for the Orange County public
defender's office
'Haunted Mansion'
exorcised of plot, acting
The antagonist behind the
HOLIDAY
Conbnued from A7
and a 'il reel scavenger.
McFarland has appeared in 17
of the fir'il 23 ·o.riMmas
Carol" stagings. having missed
the first year when she was on
a U.S. tour with James Mason
in a play called "A Partridge in
a Pear free.·
McFarland wears, or has
worn, many hats at South
Coast Rep. She's also a
director. having staged "Sly
fox" and •The Foreigner" at
the Laguna Playhouse, "Top
Girls" at UC Irvine and the
world premiere of "City" with
the Circle X company in Los
Angeles. She Is an instruc tor
with SCR's Professional
Conservatory and gives private
lessons, and she's a popular
voice-over artist, a published
poet and the Southern
California casting director
with the Oregon Shakespeare
Festival. The latter talent,
casting director, is one
McFarland Pf rformed for 11
years at SCR'.
On stage, Mcfarland has
entertained SCR audiences in
a number of productions,
most recently appearing in
•1Wo Gentlemen of Verona,"
•school for Wives· and ·Major
Barbara.• She's probably best
remembered for her loopy
psychlautst In ·eeyond
Therapy· and Pope Joan In
NOW PLAYING
COURTESY Of PARAMOUNT PICTURES
Gerard Butler and Anne Friel, riding the lead horse, gallop away in "Timeline," an •
action-adventure flick about time travel now playing in theaters. .,,
murderous scandals thriving In
an ancient, abandoned
mansion is
revealed as
the Evers
family
unravels the
truth about
the death of
a woman
nam ed
Elizabeth.
Jim (Eddie
Murphy) and
Sara Evers
(Marsha
Thomason)
SARA
SALAM
arc two successful real estate
agents from New Orleans who
are invited to the challenge of
selling the "Haunted Mansion."
which is owned by a man
named Master Gracey.
Ramsley, his orderly butler
and trustworthy advisor, makes
the call to their household with
the intention of recruiting only
Sara for this Job; she is identical
to Elizabeth. Iler husband is
the one who urges her to
accept lhis·man's offer.
As it happens, when
Elizabeth and Masler Gracey
"Top Girls."
Joiotng the five founders are
other actors who have become
regulars in ·A Olrist mas
Carol" over the years -
Howard Shangraw, Devon
Raymond, I lisa Takakuwa,
Julia Coffey. Jonathan del Arco
and Timothy Landfield. This
year, Daniel BlinnJcoff. who
has been featured in several
SCR productions, joins the
cast in the role of Bob Cratch it.
Additionally, four young
graduates of SCR's
Professional Conservatory will
make their debuts in this
year'!> production .:_ Sean
Dume, Dennis Garcia, John
Stsk and Otristine Yael.
Keller has directed the show
since Its Inception, and three
other backstage professionals
also are tiling their 24th crack
at it -costume designer
Dwight Richard OdJe an d the
lighting design team of Donna
and Tom Ruzika.
Performances of• A
Quist mas Carol" wUJ be
presented Tuesdays through
Fridays at 7:30 p.m., Saturdays
at 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. and
Sundays at noon and 4 p.m.
until Dec. 27. Tickets cost from
$29 to $44 and may be ordered
by calling the SCR box office at
(7 14) 708-5555.
•••
While SCR I staging Its
annual •0tristmas Carol,"
Orange Coast College will also
were young, they were in love.
Then mysteriously, Elizabeth
took her own life, and Master
Gracey never got over his tragic
loss. The Evers family.
Including the children, is
raught in the turmoil
surrounding the past of the
mansion, and they do their best
to solve the mystery behind
Elizabeth's death. There is one
catch incorporated Into the mix
of mystery: the mansion's
inhabitants are all ghosts. Jim and his kids wander the
mansion and unintentionally
come across clues to Elizabeth's
.death. It becomes apparent,
wi th the help of an imprisoned
spirit, that Elizabeth did not
commit suicide. Discovering
the true murderer will
ultimately be an endeavor of
high intensity. Jim encounters
Madame Leota, a woman's
head trapped wtthin a crystal
ball; she becom~ an important
asset in the uncovering of the
mansion's murderer.
As in the summer Disney
release ·Pirates of the
Caribbean." the special effects
in this film convey the exact
be presenting a Oiristmas
production geared toward the
entire family.
Titled "An Old -Fashioned
Melodrama and Ice Cream
Social," the holiday
production opens Saturday
and plays Fri days through
Sundays until Dec. 4 in OCC's
Drama Lab Theater. Curtain is
set for 7 p.m. Friday through
Sunday nights, and 2 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday
afternoons.
The show, under the
direction of OCC theater arts
professor Rick Golson,
features an evening of music,
vaudeville acts and the
college's traditional holiday
melodram a. Thi~ year's
melodrama, written by OCC
theater instructor and
designer David Scaglione, i!>
titled "The Lodge of the
Slender Pine" and is geared for
the entire family.
Rudolph Nieman, a native of
South Africa, will sing a South
African Ouistmas carol. ,
Everyone in attendance will be
treated to a free ice rream.
There also will be a visit by
Santa Qaus. so parents are
advised to bring their cameras.
Advance tickets are at $5.
Tickets will be sold at the door
for $8. For more Information,
call (7 14) 432-5880.
•TOM TITUS reviews local
theater for the Dally Pilot. Hit
revlewa appear Fridaya.
message that each specific plot
exemplifies. But when it comes
to dialogue, plot complexity
and humor, UHaunted
Mansion" does not meru.ure up
to audience expectations after
one has seen prior Disney
work.
ln any particular film , I
personally love listening lo l>he
actors speak. This time, I
dreaded it. They weren't as
passionate about their words
as I would have expected, and
even the words spoken didn't
fit the tone expressed by the
setting and special effects.
Also, the plot wasn't as
Intriguing as one may have
thought; It co'nsisted only of,
who killed Elizabeth and why?
There were no other issues to
make the story seem more
interesting.
Truth be told, this film is
more directed toward a young
audience, but even with 1his i.n
mind, It wouJd have been the
slightest bit more interesting to
complicate things a bit.
• SARA SALAM is a student at
Corona del Mar High School.
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SPECIAL EVENTS
HISTORY Of HITCHCOCK
Orange Coast College is offering a
nine-part film hlstoty on Alfred
Hitdl<:odt The series will be
moderated by retired OCC professor
H. Arthur Taussig. Each session will
be held at 6:30 p.m. one Friday each
month The events will be held at
OCC's Ane Arts Hall 116. Admission
1s S6 for adults and SS for semors and
OCC students. For more information,
call (714) 432·5880
RAW FOOD GOURMET HOLIDAY
BAll
Celebrate th9 holidays with an
elegant evening from 7 to 11 p.m
Saturday at the Halecrest Pavilion,
3107 Killybrook Lene. There will be
five raw gourmet appetizers,
delectable desserta, live music.
danang alt night. roaring fire,
candlelight seuing and a cash bar.
The cost is $55 to SOO. Information
and reservationa: (949) 650-0672.
RING OF LIGHTS
The Commodoree Club if the
Newport Beacf1 Chamber of
Commerce will host the Ring of
Lights home deconltlng competition
In Decembef'. Alf home, businea,
and yecttt clubs lining the hart>or are
Invited to participate. Decorations
must be In place by Monday.
Information (949) 729-4400.
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THEATER
Chilly 'Terra Nova'
hottest SCR show of 2003
By Tom Titus new musical adaptation of "The Ballyhoo.· Also impressive we~
Daily Pilot Emperor's New Oolhes. • Geoffrey Rivas for "Anna in the
1111.s is tl1e firsr in a series of
Of the major productions, one Th>plcs, • Tuny Ward for "'Iem
in particular swod out Tud Nova• and Scott Soren for "1Wo columns reviewi11g tlte year 2003 Tally's "Terra Nova.• chronicling Gentlemen of Verona.• i11 loca{ theater. the ill·futed Engll.<dl expedition 'fbe same circumstance holds
to the South Pole in 1910, was true in l:be best acness category.
South Coast Repertory hands down the finest offering F.mily Bergi definitely delivered traveled to the ends of the earth, from SCR in 2003. Director them~tdynamlcperformanre
and occasionally beyond, during Martin Benson's chilly drama in. "Proof," but Unda Gehringer
2003 as the company came proved to be the hottest show of proved outstanding in no fewer
through its first full year with the year. th(lll four SCR appearances -in
both of its main stages fully Runner-up honon. go to a "The Oupetbagger's Oilldren, •
operational comedy by one of SCR's favorite ·Relatively Speaking.• "The
Both the remodeled authors. Alan Ayclcbourn'i. intelligent Design of Jenny
Segerstrom Stage and the newly "Relatively Speaking" hilariously Olow" and "The Last Night of
constructed Julianne Argyros depicted a series of romantic Balllyhoo.·
Stage offered some challenging snafus in the English Other actresses leaving
and viscerally involving theater countryside. Directed by David indelible impressions at South
during the year as the company Emmes, it was a pure delight Coast Rep this past year were
approached its 40th birthday. fJ;om start to finish. Melody Butiu in "The intelligent
That occasion will be next Mathematics can, indeed, be Design of Jenny Oiow''; Shane
summer, since the seeds of whal inlriguing. as Michael Bloom's Wtlllams in "intlmate Apparel";
wouid become South Coast Rep production of David Auburn's Kandis Olappell in "The Last
were sown in mid· 1964 in Long 2001 Pulitur Pri1..e and Tony Night of Ballyhoo,· and Jennifer
Beach, burfor local audiences, Award-winning "Proof" Dundas in "Relatively Speaklng. •
SCR was born In early 1965 demonstrated compellingly in · Next week. this column takes a
when its tin.t theater was buill -the year's third-best production. look back at the seru.ons of the
or rebuilt -in Newport Beach Roun&ng out the top five were Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse and
and the young troupe officially Nllo Cruz's ·Anna in the the Newpon Theater Arts Center,
became known as South Coast Tropics,• directed by Juliette this area's two community
Repertory. Carrillo, and Alfred Uhry's "The theater groups. Collegiate
Playgoen. were treated to nine Last Night of Ballyhoo." staged theater comes in for closer
fully staged productions on by Warner Shook. inspection the week after that,
these stages -as well as lhe For top individual honon., and this year-end series will
currently playing 24th edition of Don Reilly certainly merited close with the unveiling of the
''A Ouistmas Carol" on the recognition for his outstandjng Daily Pilot's 30th annual man
Scgerstrom Stage and the I 0th work in "Terra Nova," but for and woman of the year in
annual rendition of"La Posada· conLinuously high-quality acting, theater.
Magica" at the Argyros. SCR's the nod must go 10 Richard
Youth Theater also staged the Doyle for hii. performances in •TOM TTT\JS reviews local theater
world premiere of Laurie "Proof," "Helatively Speaking" for the Dally Pilot His reviews
Woolery'!; "Orphan TraJn" and a and "The La!.t Night of appear Fridays.
BEST interior takes advantage of can be sampled for $15 on the
Newports temperate weather Lem1ce, and the selection
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Riesling sauce ($27.75). But wait -it's the Venetian throughout the year.
Considering the competition designed "tower" bar and wine In the bar and lounge. Bayside
on the menu. it comes as a cellar that rightfully steal the offers a Tapas Happy Hour from
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roasted chicken breast. It's charm, with reaJ gondola oars are nine selections, including:
served on willed spinach, lemon supporting the ceiUng's grilled lamb chop on potato
i.auce and soft polenta Al canopies. Then there's a puree with mustard sauce;
dinner, it's $19.50, and at lunch stunning circular bar and wine cai.1-iron-seared quail on
($15.75). If your ordering the cellar with bottles arranged in a scallion pancake; thinly sliced
most popular dinner, why not contemporary gla.-.s and bresaola (air-dried beef)
stay on track and go for the stainJess steel i.tructure. carpaccio with arugula salad and
best-selling dessert; warm Upcoming improvements parmesan; and crab cake with
chocolate souffi e cake with include fresh canopies, new roasted peppers and chipotle
ha7.elnu1 ice cream and warm lighting and adding more aioli.
hana.na bread pudding with privacy to the tower room. Easy listening, j37.z and lounge
caramel sauce and banana Bayside is a popular choice for music plays daily, starting
1>orbet. wedding receptions and other between 6 and 6:30 p.m. At
There are a daily menu private parties. Its private "tower Sunday brunch. there's a
options, though always a new room" adjacl'nl to the wmc Bru.ilian and Latin duo.
four-course prix fixe dinner. For cellar can seat up to 35 for I .unch prices: soups and
$48, enjoy a compressed Maine lunch, dinner and cocktail salads from $5.95 lo $6.75;
lob'iter salad with light wasabi parties; the terrace can seat up appeli7.ers from $9.7510 Sll.75,
dressing. sUced cucumber and to 60; and for larger receplJons, mam course salads from $10.75
cru.c;hed avocado and grape the main dining room can scat to $13.95; main courses from
t.omato. 'l11e next course is a up to 120. For parties larger than $12.75 to $18.75.
cast-iron-seared diver sea 20, Bayside recommends one of Dinner prices: starters, soups
scallop wrapped in -;moked ii'\ three or four course menus and i.alads from $7.75 lo SIS;
bacon with baby artichokec;, ranging from $25 75 to $32.75 for main courses from $19.5010
roasted peppers, and white lunsh. and $34.75 to $49.75 for S.11.75. All desserts are $7.50
halsamic vinaigrette. usrn dinner. Bayside is open for lunch from
prime Oat-iron steak and In addition to its excellent 11:30 am. to 5 p.m. Monday
-.hiilake mushroom comes next wine selection -45 wines by through Friday; Sunday brunch
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ART I tc also does photography. iL
combining it with pop art and I le feels that he can truly be
Continued from A7 advertising art. creative in this particular show
I lis The~s creation, becau8e he doesn't have to take
experience lo the show. not to "Holiday Blend," will be a parody orders from clients the way that
mention that he's been an artist on all of the special holiday he does at work..
all of his life. t lis brother Johnny blend coffees that establishments "I really like spending time
Mysse's appearance at the c;how such as Starbucks produce. l.uke alone out at the beach ... things
wa'I another reason why he Mysse will have various like that Inspire me," Luke Mysse
decided to partlcipate. Ouistmas objects pouring out of said.
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QUOTE OF THE DAY
.. They are very excited,
yet quietly confident."
Chm'le ...... UC lrvtne women's volle)'bal coach
AlO Friday, Oecemb« 5, 2003 lpo'1a ~ ltlcMrd Dunn: (9491574-4223 • lpottl ,u: (9491650-0170
GIRLS SOCCER
Eagles squeak .
b·y sore Sailors
Visiting Santa
Margarita earns 1-0
victory in a game
where both teams
were short-handed.
Brrc• Alderton
DaHy Pilot
•
keypla~
Sophomores Jacquelyn
Johnston and Katie Smokowsld
teamed up for the game's only
goal In the 56th minute to gfve
visiting Santa Margarita a 1..0
nonleague victory over the
Sallon (0-2). Johnston sent a cross that
Smokowald got a foot on just enough
as she was sliding and sent the ball off
the rlghl post., then trickled lO the left
side of the net for the goal
VE OPENER
• Daity.4'Pib ••
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DAVE GERANKO
Daly Pilot
MEN'S .BASKETBALL
'Eaters meet
Tigers tonight
FRESNO -The UC Irvine
meria bulletbeD team opens
the Save Mart Center at Fresno
State UMmlty at 5:30 to-
night. when the Anteaters
(2-3) face Prtnoeton (3-0) In
the opening pme of the McCaffrey Classic.
The Anteater&, olf to tbeJr worst start since
1998-99, will be trying to snap a two-game los-
ing steak agaimt the 1lgers. who have won
their fttst three for the first time In seven sea-
sons.
NEWPORT BF.ACH -The resull
might have repeated itself, bul New-
port Harbor Hlgh girts soccer coach
Brandie Hayungs saw a stqj toward
lmprovemenl Thursday afternoon
with a team already facing lnjuries to
The Eagles outshot the Sailors, 13-1,
but the Newport defense made It as
difficult as p<mlble lO fire a shot Jun-• MARKC. DUSTIN/DALY Pl.OT
ua Is led by 6-fool-ll senior ~v Zuzak
(14.8 points per game), u well as 7-0 senior
Adam Parada (10.4 points and 6.2 rebounds per
pme) and sophomore point guard Jeff Gloger
(10.0 ppg. 6.0 rpg and 4.4 a.Wsts per game).
The Anteaters are coming off a 6.S-57 road Newport's Shannon Arnold, right, is a junior varsity calkJp who led the
SM SAILORS, ,.,. All Sailors' ftont line Thursday against Santa Margarita in nonleague action. See 'EATERS, Paa• All
WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL
STEVE McCRNt< I DAILY Pl.OT
UC Irvine women's volteyban coach Charlie Brande has guided the Anteaters to the NCAA tournament for the first time in 15 years.
Headed for the big dance
Confidence is high for UC
Irvine as it opens NCM
tournament action tonight
against Missouri at UCLA.
Steve Vlr1en
Daily Pilot
WESTWOOD -With a potent middle at-
tack. sound paMing and effective hitting
from the outside, the UC Irvine women's vol-
leyball team has ri5en through the ranb and
posted Its best season in the program's bis·
tory.
But ask ua Coach Cllatlle Brande the
main reason for his Anleaters' matu-
rauon and berth Into the NCAA tour-
nament and he could sum it up in
one word.
Confidence.
MWe're playing with a lot of confi-
dence right now," Brande said. "'The
(statistial show that we are perfonnlng well
and they a.re aware of their abilities to.play at
a high level"
The Anteaten (23-9) plan to maintain their
swagger as they face Missouri (19-10) in the
6rst JOWld of the NC.AA tournament today at
5:30 p.m. at u~ Pauley Pavilion. u a,
making Its first NCAA tournament appear-
ance sJnce 1988, has won eeven of It last eight
matches, Including four in a row to close out
BOYS BASKETBALL
Lightning in search
of playoff spotlight
Sage Hill hopes to
reach CIF
, postseason for
: the second
• straight year.
Patrick Laverty
Daily Pik>t
S.,e Hill School wOl attempt to
~ to the CIP Southern Section
boyl bUbtbaU playo«t for the
.econd conaecuttw )'911' bthJnd
two retumlna ID·lng\Je perform· en. ICevtn Joyce and Matt Loper.
ftcult." Sage Hill Coach
Steve Keith uJd. •1 don't
think we can do It person·
nd wile, but we can do It
program wile."
Kdth. In h1s eecond tea·
IOD, bu finally provided
the program with eome ttabWty
after the IJahtning went thro~
three coaChel In It.a ftl'lt three
yara. Keith ls the flnt coach to
ttiek around tor a aecond aeuon
and h1i playen have now apent a
)'Mt 1eai'nlng h1s syatem.
the regular season. Brande's squad
has also built momentum from
achieving accolades of historic pro-
portions.
With 23 victories, the Anteaters set
a school-record for wins ln a season.
The 'F.aters also posted its highest
finish in the Big West Conference. tying for
second with a 12-6 record. Their marquee
player, junior outsJde hitter Kelly Wing. be-
came the school's career leader in kills with
1,600.
1Wo years ago, ua finished the season
with a 4·23 record. Last year, the Anteaters
were disappointed, to say the least. that their
See Vou.EYBAU.. Paa• Al2
But what may decide the tJabt·
ninp Cato It how W9U tb.y a.re able
to make up (or the lolt of the
padtiated MJchael Fitzhugh. who
eUried AU ·CIP honora lut MMOn
after •wrlclnl 22.3 p(?lntl per
pme.
\ "Th make up hit Iott la~ dAI·
That continuity It only expected
to belp Joyce and Loper. A 6-foot..c
thood.ng guard, Joyce averqed
15.1potntt1aat aeuon u a junjor.
Loper. a 6-2 J>()lot guant avenged
3.8 polnta. With their hetgbt, the
gtw Keith two valuable weapona
on the periineter, but they alto .,.
the coech'• two taa.t,..,.... ST£W: McCIWI( I OM. Y Pt.OT
Saa• Hil senior Kevn.Joyce, rilht, can• he8vy pmue on defense or score on offense for Colch SIM Keith.
GIRLS SOCCER
Variety
rules for
Mustangs
Mesa begins
season as the
hunted in bid to
repeat in CIF
Division III.
Bryce Alderton
•
the Golden West League
title. the program's first
en route to finishing 22-
1-3. Juniors Nilan.I
Duarte and Jenny
Sparb. aJong with sen-
ior Stacy Krikorian, are
Daily Pilot
One needs to look no further
to find generosity thJs holiday
season than lo playen on the
Costa Mesa High girls soccer
team.
The defending CIP Southern
Section Division Ill co-champi·
ons pride the~lves on helping
out their temtlfnates, which is
why Dan Johnston, entering hls
12th season as Mesa's head
coach, calls them, "security
blankets.•
wwe can swilch positions on
the Oy. very quJck.ly, which ls
what helps our transition
game,• Johnston said. "We have
versatile players who are very
active and make the off-ball
runs you need to be open. They
are always ln a position to help
out.•
Mesa returns 12 from last
year's unJl -Including •Ix
three-year varsity starters -
that went undefeated to claim
the squad's three captains.
Sparks, ln her third varsHy
season, finished second on the
team with 27 goals last season
and added 15 assists as a for-
ward and center halfback. She
earned first-team All-Golden
West League and was a second-
team CIF DivisJon m honoree.
Sophomore Jasmin Day
scored 24 goals to go with 15 as-
sist& and also earned first-team
all-league and second-team CIF
Division m accolades playing
aJongslde older sister, Sharon,
who led the Mustan~ with 29
goals and 34 assists en route to
eamlng Offensive Player of the
Year laurels In the Golden West
League and CIF Division m.
Sharon Day was a forward on
the CaJ Poly San Luis Obispo
women's soccer team that set
the school and Big West Confer-
ence record for wins with 18. CaJ
Poly qualified for the NCAA Di-
vision I playoffs for the fourth
time in school histoyY.
SH MUSTANGS, Paa• A12
GIRLS TENNIS
Two Newport Harbor
doubles teams bow out
Adams and
Dunlap lose in
three sets;
Khoury, Olson
also fall~
Rounddf 16.
•
The Newport tan-
dem won four atral&ht
games to earn a 5-4
lead in the third aet
and needed to break
1e1ve to force a tie-
breaker.
"The Marlborough team
wu too tough." Newport
Coach F1etcher a.on Nkl. "I
don't think I.Mama and Dun-
lap) made two enora in that Brat aet. ..
1bek Newport ....-nmatet
Diana Khoury and AJ. OliOn.
whom Dunlap and Mama de·
teated for the leque title. &o.t
to the top-teeefed duo ot
Cheyenne ind Katrtna A.
vedM ot· Clmi>bell Hall, 8-1,
&-2. In RoUnd ot i 16 action
Thuricll!y.
1be four helped leed ..,.
SIOort to a lharw of d>e..,...
cblinpion.hiP With ~bddie and to the eecond
round ot the OP DtvWOn I
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Conthlld from AJO
YOUTH FOOTBALL
Seahawks finish
season undefeated
Newport-Mesa Jr.
Midget team de feats
South County in
Super Bowl game.
The Jr. Midget Seahawks
(12· 13-year-olds) football team
became the first Newpon·Mesa
squad to complete an
undefeated season ( 11-0) by
. defeating the South County
Patriots, 19· l 6, in the Orange
County Jr. All-American Super
Bowl game Saturday at Rowland
Heights High.
The Seahawk!. used a long
drive in the game's final minute
'to seal the victory.
The Patriots took a 16-12 lead
with one minute, 19 seconds 10
play.
Newport responded with
quanerback Matt Barkley hitting
Matthew Gan:a on a 14·yard
completion foUowed by a IS-yard
pass caught by Robbie Boyer,
who eluded three tacklers before
being stopped at the 4-yard line.
Barkley and Boyer tried 10
connect on the next play, but
officials made a pa-.s interference
call 10 give the Seahawks the ball
at the 2.
Jacob GUdart·Matheny then
scored his third touchdown of
the game behind strong blocking
from PranJde Russo, Justin
Elbown, KeYlo Morgenstern
and tight end Max Stelgler.
The Patriots took an 8-0 lead in
the second quarter using a
double· wing running game that
posed matchup problems for the
Seahawk.s.
But Newpon moved the baU
with Gana and fullbadc Erik
Rask gaining yards on the
ground Barkley completed a
pass to Boyer over the middJe for
a first down and GUdart·Matheny
then broke free on a 55-yard TD
run to cut the lead to 8-6 at
halftime.
The Seahawks took a 12·8 lead
early in the fourth quarter
berund the blocking of Russo.
Elboum, Jamee Mc:JCennon,
Corbin McNutt and
Morgenstern, setting up a 3-yard
ID run by Glldart·Matheny after
a long scamper by Gar1~.
Raslc. Brett Hanrahan, Patrkk
Marln·Flnn, Garza.
Gildart·Matheny, Carlo Valdes,
Boyer, Austin Ra.lger, 'fyler
Hannon, Johnny Heard, McNutt,
Alex VolJa.lre, Scott Olene.
Morgenstern and Travis Prtcken
shut down the Patrior.s' runnmg
game for 2Y. quarters.
Team members include: Kevin
Rmk. Hunter Alder, Stephen
Oeverlan, Ryan Lawler, Joshua
Olll, Taylor McSunaa. Ricky
Townsend, Evan Uvadas, J.P.
Gormly, Morgan BrombaJ,
James Burger, Zach Peterson,
Steigler, Erilc Rask. Hanrahan,
Valdes, Barkley. Boyer, McNutt,
Raiger, Marin-Finn, Hannon,
Heard, VoUalre, Olene. Prick.en,
Gana. Gildan-Matheny, FJbourn,
McKennon. Morgenstern and
Russo.
YOUTH SOCCER
·One goal enough for Sharks
in boys under-14 title game
Cameron Otue scored the
lone goal off a free Icicle from
Calvin Jhunjhnuwala and the
Newpon Sharks defeated Costa
Mesa, l ·0, in the boys under· I 4
championship game recemly in'
AYSO Region 97 action.
Newport supplied many
offensive threats by Tuylor
Davis, Andrew Kahan, Taytor
Allee, Ben Swift and Peter
NSU)Tn.
The defense of Rex Nelson.
.Jhunjhnuwala,Kaban.Brandon
Rowley, Spencer Barratto,
Tobin Olson and Stewn
Stoneman kept Costa Mesa
scoreless.
Cory Hanley sat out with a
broken wrist and Rob Joslin had
the Ou.
I I:
In girls under· JO action:
•Purple Panther\ 4, Breaker..
The Panthers scored four
unanswered goals after halftime
-three in two overtime periods
-to claim the championship
Nov. 25.
Panthers' forward Balley
Mcl>anlel tapped the ball into
the net with 30 seconds
remaining to tie the score at I.
forcin g overtime.
But sh e was not done
Neither team scored in the
first or period. forcing a
shootout.
The Panthers' SophJa Evant
and Leah Halper each scored
goals to give the Panthers the
edge in the shootout. The stage
was set for McDaniel, who
blasted a shot into the upper left
portion of the net, sealing the
victory for the Panthers de.,pite
strong play from Breakers'
goallceeper Ouistina Young
Young had blocked McDaniel\
previous shot in the shootout.
but an official nagged the
goalkeeper for moving before
the shot. allowing McDaniel
another attempt. Panthers'
goalkeeper Merry Schnelder
also made a strong stop on a
sharply-hit ball.
Striker Meaghan Kay gave the
Breakers a I ·O lead m the firsr
half.
Alyson Delbrook and Robin
Young each fired shots for t11e
Breakers in the shootout.
The Panthers won five playoff
games, including four m four
da)I'.
McDaniel, Fvans and SamJ
DePeo provided consistent
scoring throughout the season
while Harper and Schneider
'!hared goaltending dutie'>.
Allaon Pala.fem and Hannah
Walker controlled the midfield
with Logan W&rwlck, AIJylOn
Hall and Katherlne Deal
llmlUng the opposltlon's shots.
The Breakers 02·3) were the
only team to have five players
qualify for all·stars. The list
includes Kay, Robin and
Christina You ng, Alllon Haya
and Delbrook.
Both the Panthers and
Breakers will represent Region
97 in AYSO area play.
S P O R TS Fnday, Oectmbfr 5. 7003 A.11
BRIEFLY
Lack of subs can't stop-Sage Hill
The Sage Hill School boys soc-
cer team played with no subsd·
tutes for the majority of the game,
and cwlce had to com pete with 10
players. yet still won Its season-
opener. 3·0, over nonleague host
Calvary Olapel of Downey fhurs-
day.
The Ughttling have 16 players
on its varsity team, but because of
injwies and illness, Sage I lill was
down to 12 players entering
Thwsday's game. Freshman Jona·
than Gordon suffered an mJury
early on, and twice Sage ~lill was
assessed a yellow card and played
a man down.
Sophomore Z.ack Milder, fresh·
man 'fyier Elm and sophomore
Ouis Neale scored goals. while as-
sists came from Neale. senior Jor·
dan Salinger and freshman Con·
rad Whitaker. Senior goalie c:esar
Arriaga defended weU, ac; did
freshman Alex f.delstein, Sage Hill
assistant coach Doug West !>aid.
Mustangs win again
•SOCCER: Costa Me!>a de·
feated Universlry. 3-1. in a non·
league girls victory Thursday at
Costa Mesa.
Costa Mei.a and Uni played in
the Pacific Coast League m
SAILORS
Continued from AlO
200 l ·02, but the Mu:. tangs
moved to the Golden West
League last year. Freshman Cin·
dy Mendoza scored an unas·
sisted goal less Lhan two min-
utes 1n for Mei..: (2·0), but the
Trojans 10·21 answered right
back two minutes later. About
two minutes after Uni's goal,
senior Vera Gak sent a shot in
the net from JuJre Nomura's cor-
ner kick to give the Mustangs a
2· l lead. In the 70th minute,
junior Jenny Sparks put in the
insurance goal on an assist
from sophomore Jasmin Day.
Junior goalkeeper Kindra Bailey
had five \aves for Mesa.
Abdul scores in debut
•SOCCER; Freshman Nazmy
Abdul, playing in her first var-
sity game, scored in the SOth
minute to lead the Estancia
girh. team to a I ·O nonJeague
victory over visiting Bolsa
Grande Olursday.
Junior Elise Carroll assisted
for Abdul, who began rhe sea-
son on the junior varsiry team.
Jumor goalkt>eper Marcie
Kirchberg recorded one save for
the fagles (1-1). who outshot
the Matadors, Hi-:.!.
ior goalkeeper Knra DeMille ma<le wvl'll ..aves
and received <lefen<;ive and midfield 'upport
from sophomore Stephanie Lambrall'> along
wuh iumors Reese Simmons and Tayler Giaco-
maro, a first-team All·Sea View League returner.
"I wanted to see improvemeni !Thursday! and
I think the result speak.<. for itself," !>aid l layungs,
in her first year as head coach.
Newport lost to l·d1 ... on. 4-0, J\Jesday, but
made 1t difficult for Santa Marganta, winners of
five CIF titles m the pa.st seven year ...
"I'm waiting for ui. to get healt11y," ltayung::.
said.
CdM ties I:Mna Hills
•SOCCER: A strong second·
h alf surge highlighted by
sophomore KeUy Morgan's goal
gave the visiting Corona del
Mar girls a I · l nonleague tie
againbl Dana Hilb Thursday.
Morgan wen t around the
Dana Hills goalkeeper, who had
deflected a prior shot, and
sneaked the ball into the net for
the tymg goal in the 44th min·
ute Dana Hilb' < •u1dice Raker
:.cored almost the \amc way 111
the 23rd minute when sht'
kicked the ball out ol CdM goal
keeper Katie Slhtt·.,,er's hands.
Schiesser madt.-four 'aves.
Defender I lannaJ1 Rollin'
filled in valiantl} lor Courtney
Carnahan, whu lt•ft the game
with a spraincd ankJe, CdM
Coach Bryan M1ddlc1on sai<l
F.stancia sol id in opener
•WRESTLING: I he E...ianna
lllgh wrestling tc<1m M'nt 2-I in
a four-way meet ar Savanna on
Wt>dnesday, when the legle'>
opened their "car;on on a high
now.
L'>rancid defeatt·d Orange. 4H·
22. and Univer'>lly. 43-22, but
The Sailors were wuhout two ~tarter'> against
the Eagles Cl ·0). Junior defender rnn llardy. a
second-team aU-Jeague selection a year ago. ~t
out wllh a <>prained ankle whtle sophomore Amy
Klippen might miss the entire season after
breaking her shin in a soccer tournament last
weekend. l layungs said Khppen wao; released
from the hoi;piLal Tuesday, but was un!>ure If the
injury would require surgery.
Junior forward Jenny Taylor, a memher of the
Newport Harbor field hockey team. along with
Simm ons, that claimed the Los Angeles Field
Hockey Association Tournament of Olampions
title lru.t month. played just haJf the game
agaimt Santa Margarita as she eases into soccer
after breaking both ankles the past year-and-a·
half. faylor was aJso battling a chest cold.
MARKC DUSTIN/OAILYPILOT
Newport's Jenelle Arnold (4) and Santa
Margarita's Robrn Reames (22) tangle, while
Harbor's Tayler G1acomaro trarls on the play
The Eagles were also 'lhon-handed with three
of their top players -Kiara Bosio, Amy Rodri·
gue1 and goallceeper Kori Lu -competing in a
high '>chool o;howcase game at this weekend's
NCAA DiV1'i1on I women'<, '>Occer champ1on~hip
i 11 Cary. N C..
"We dodged a few bullet,, .. Santa Margarita
Coach Omck Morales said "Six of Newport's
player:. could play anywhere. TI1e challenge was
getting (Shannon Amoldl under control. e'\pe·
cially the la'>t I 0 minutec; of the first half"
Arnold. d iumor varsity call-up, along Wlth
senior Barbara Julian, led Newpon·~ from-line
attack. Both put pre~ure on Santa Margarita
goalkeeper late in t11e firsl half.
Arnold drew a comer and Julian fired a shot
from 20 yards on a p~ from sophomore Heath
er Stevenson with less than a mmute lef1 m the
first half. but~ta Margarita goalkeeper Nicole
l..oldetz knocked the ball down with two hand.,
for her one save. Newport dealt a final flurry in
tht> final two minute'>, getting a.:;teal at midfield
from senior Jenelle Arnold along with senior
I layley Miller lnockmg the ball away from an
opponent. Lambrakt!\ also rrncked ball\ along
thl· .,,dehnes, but the Sailor:. rnuJdn't get that
one opening for u dean &hot on goal.
"!Arnold) has ... tnmgth and c;peed," l layung1>
said "I war; trying ro get the player'> to be more>
vocal, \hO\\ c;ome g111dance and run to support
eaLh other. We need more people like Stephanie
1 .. 1mbrakis 10 take m1t1ative and w.mr the ball."
Newport return' to action aga11N host El Tlfw
1'\Jc.,day
YOUTH SOCCER
lost to ho::.t Savanna Lstanl'lu
and Savanna tied, 38-38, bu1
the Rebels won bet.:aU!>l' rht>y
recorded more pin!>.
Against Univer::.ity, llly'.>W'>
Cardena (I I 9 pound diV1s1on I
Alfonso Pedroza 11251 dlld l'Jt
rick Conlan ( IJOJ won by pin
for the Eagle:., while Danny Al
derete (112). Martin Diaz (135l.
Gabriel Thaler (145). Adam Ru
driguez (152). Mart Zich (1601
and Landon Puhn.1 (2 151 al'>o
recorded v1ctorie~.
OCC tops Napa Valley
• BASKETBALL: The Orange
Coast College women'5 ba.,kct·
ball team scored 44 second hair
poinb to pull t1way and defeal
Napa Valley, 65-51, in the fir.,t
round or the Cue~ta tourna,
ment Thursday.
Sophornorl' Ali!.a Carrillo kd
the Pirate-. 14 ll wnh 15 point'>.
while frei,hman Hhonda N.111
and '>Ophomort• Amy ~h.m
added 11 po11lls e.1d1. Sh.iw hit
three thret' pointers. I .ou~t
trailed, 23-LI .1t halftime
OCC will lill t' < en1rall.1 ol
Washington to<l.1v .1t h p rn 111
the tourne) \ wm1fina1., I hl' ft
nal will be \atunl.1)
GIRLS
BASKETBALL
~
CdM falls
to Katella
!'laying w1thll11t !'i·loot-ll 'l'll
1or Lauren 'indl, \\.ho "'.J' .it
tend mg tht• 'ullL') ball banqUl'l.
Corona dl'l Mar lligh\ i.:1rh
ha~ketball tl·am wac, uutnM1111t•d
against Katell.i .u1d droppl•d ;a
42·34 nonle.1h'\1c Killlll' at hontt•
fhursday.
The Sea Kmg' (0 .!.I IOI>~ I .!. I·
lB lead into hallt11m·. but 111a11
aged juc;t I.I pmnt'> 111 tht· ...i•to11d
half, includ1n~ thrt•1· 111 tlw th11d
quarter.
"We jl.L't l'allll' out a htllt.• l\;it
from haJfwne," CdM Cwd1 hill
Harlc.alcm ..aid · !'hat really hun lL...._ ..
The Sea Kmg'> aho hull 1lw111
!.elves by i.hooting ju-.1 5 of 1 !'1
from the free-throw lme and
committing a high numbl'I of
1urnover1>. A lor of that Barl.dlo\.\
a11nbuted to the team\ youth
I he Sea Kmgs have five <;opho
more~ who play prominent roh:,.
Senior Sarah Stem led ( "dM '
with 10 po1111-., while '>ophornort•
/\lli-,on I ong had thrt•e point"
and t•ighr rt•ho11nth
Nonleaeue
K11toll11 42. CdM 34
Score by Quarters CdM \} J I ;.i
Karella 11 1 •
CdM -Benbow 1 Wayte O l\A.."~s :.I
Stern 10. Wadhwa 0 Sctrnltt 1 lony
3, Heesctton 6 K .. wata i SkJll.t 2
3 pt. goals Murk~ 1 $11•11' 3
Heesctten 1
Fouled out Skallo
Technicals Noni•
CdM boys under-1 1 team finishes third in Harvest Cup tourney
Corona del Mar's !>elect boy.
under-11 AYSO Region 57 soccer
team placed third in the
440-team Nike Harvest Cup
tournament held Friday through
Monday at ~hes throughout
lrvine.
CdM defeated West Covina.
3·0, in IL~ first game with
Brennan Andenon scoring two
goals to go with one by ~nt
l.awlon.
' Anderson rebounded a K}eU
Wolbr shot and sent the ball
past the goaltender for his first
goal. Jack Gorab assisted on
Anderson's second goal.
Bftnt Gray passed to Lawson.
who outran a Covina
defen'>eman and faked the
goallceeper to tally tht;.iinal goal.
CdM poi.led its I I In shutout of
the i,eason with a defense led by
Nick Curd, Gray and goaJkeeper
Clarlt f.ashJon.
CdM then defeated Dtamond
Bar, 1 0. with Mason Cue,
Lawson and Taytor Rosa each
~coring goals.
Case scored off a Blake
lllOm.wn assist \.vlth l.aw<.on
tallying his goal on a rt'bound
from a shot by Ros.s. A comer
kick from Case allowed Ross to
use his lefl foot to boot the ball
past the goaJkeeper for the third
,,al
Grant ~n and WlD
Morrow led the defensive effon
1n front of Cashion
l'hc Irvine Strikers knocked
CdM out of the tournament with
a I I V1Ctory in the o;emifinals.
I.aw.on scored his third goal
of rhe tournament when he took
a Mike PaweU pass 10 knock it in
from 10 yards.
Hector Marino paced
numerous CdM attacks while
Grny, Curci, Morrow and Cashion
helped stop numerous offensive
onslaughts.
In Region 120 girls under-I 2
play:
• Co'>ta Mei.a Blaze 4, CdM 0
Shay Goldbtt& Justine
Cathey, Jeana de Arakal .111d
AllY90n Wallace all lournl 1111
back of the net for tl1e Blatl'
(7·2· J) in the regular '>t'a ... con
finale. Kendra Plsher prm 1dnl
ass is ls.
CdM (4-4 21 wa" l ert 111 11 ...
side of the field mo.,t of tht' .:,um
by solid defen<.e from Misha
Brown, Hrln Rodman, Megan
Hendenon , Karen VlllaJbo.
Jenny Johnston. Natalle Seckel
and Amanda Wataon.
Goalkeepers Sh ona Lamb .rn<l
Amy Ramire'L led the RIID".<.''
league-leading defen,e. wht< h
allowed six goah in W gan11·'
Blaze will begln Area Q
playoffs Dec U
•
. '
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SPO R TS
IGHTNING
·1rs good news, bad news."
acdth wd. ·1 have a 6-2 point Ward and a S... shooting guard f n the Academy League but the ,.est or the lineup doesn't follow .•
The Ughtnlng ftnished third
in the Academy League last aea-
60n with a 10-13 record overall
and a 5·5 league finisb. They
reached the playoffs for the first
time and advanced to the sec·
ond round.
TitE UGHTNING
Ht. Yr.
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&-0 So.
6-2 Jt.
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5-11 Jr. "° Sr. 5-10 Jr.· .. , Jt.
8-0 Jr.
would be dlftlcuh to replace,•
IC.eith aa.ld. ·eut the fact that we
have depth at other positions Is
really reuaurtng. •
WJth a motion offense, all five
players on the Door will run
through the post positions. But
while Joyce has strong post
mows, he la really a perimeter
player that can Oourish behind
the three-point line. He made 48
three-pointers last season and
hit three on his way to a game-
high 19 points in Sage Hill's sea·
son-opening, 50-45 win over
Orangewood Academy.
To once again achieve those
fealB they will need a Vllriety of
players .10 step up from a group
of seven that all stand between
5 ·9 and 6·1.
beginning with 6-0 sophomore
Tim LeOer, who pJayed ln 16
games last season as a fresh·
man.
But the Ughtn.lng must have
balanced scoring so that de·
fenses can't load up against
Joyce, a standout voUeyball
player. Loper, ln addJtion to his
point guard duties, will likely be
cons.ldered the second option
and scored 15 points ln the
opener.
Another returner, 6-0 senior
n m WllJdns, was a pan-time
starter la.at season.
1 "We're going to suffer from all
the problems that all small
teams have, reboundJng. in·
'enor defense ... ; Krlth said.
Sage Hill hopes to make up
for It with a bit of athleticism.
From there, the Ughtn.lng
have a collection of inter·
changeable parts.
"If we lost Kevin or Matt they
"We think we can battle for a
playoff spot,• Keith said. "We
think that's realistic.·
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VOLLEYBALL
Continued from AlO
19· 1 l mark was not cnougil to
gain an NC.AA tournament berth.
In 2003, they claim they are not
aatlsfied with merely making it to
the 64-team NC.AA tourney.
"They 81'1 very excited, yet quJ·
etly confldem. • said Brande, who
Is ln his fourth season at the
helm. "They are very detehnlned
to perform at the bJghest level
they can. Whoever can play the
sharpest will play Saturday
night.
Today's winner will face the
victor of the UCl.A -Uruveraity of
San Diego match. ln its attempt
to advance to the second round,
UCI will depend on Wing, and
mo t assuredly on flmior setter
Ashlie Hain. With balance from
the outside and the middle, Hain
Is usually the one who directs
which area of attack will be the
most effective. She L'l sixth in na·
tlon in assists average, 13.74 per
game. She was first in the 8lg
West and earned first-team all·
conference honors, along with
MUSTANGS
Continued from Al 0
"There is no way 10 replace
Sharon because she covered a
lot of ground and was a security
blanket ou t there, -Johnston
said. "But we have kids that are
fulfilling that role. Nilan.I Duarte
and Sparks have been very ac·
live and Jazzy Uasmin Dayl is a
great scorer, bur so is Vera
[Gale).~
Duane, a first-team all-league
and All-CIF selection last year
when she scored eight goals to
go with JO assists, plays both
stopper and center haUback:.
Johnston plans to use her more
on defense in the early going to
make up for the loss of senior
stopper Valerie Gomez, a sec·
ond·team all-league honoree,
who broke her ankle when she
was slide-tackled by a Rosary
player in Mesa's 2·0 nonleague
season-opening win on Tuesday.
~That hurts, [Gomez) was a
big part of our defense," Johns·
ton said.
Senior Kara Jenkins, a second·
team all-league selection last
year, will lead at sweeper with
help on defense coming from
junior Sara Bryant and Krlkor·
Ian. Junior goalkeeper Kindra
Balley returns for her second
varsity season on the heels of
making 63 saves last year.
Senior fullback JuJle Nomura
returns after missing last season
with a sprained arch and shouJd
provide speed and strong kicks
on defense. Junior wingback
Laura Dinsdale returns for her
second varsity season and pro-
vides quickness and agility and
also is a strong tackler, Johnston
TODAY
B..utball
College men -UC Irvine vs.
Princeton at Fresno State
tournament, 5:30 p.m.
Community college men -
Oxnard at Orange Coast, 6 p.m.
Community college women -
Orange Coast at Cuesta
tournament.
High adlool boys -Corona del
Mar at Newport Harbor, 7 p.m.;
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Wing and middle blocUr Sarni
Cash. a Junior. Dnna Kurt:bard.
also a junior. earned honorable
mention recognition.
Brande thought the Big West
coaches m1ssed out one selection
from UO, Brenda Warennan. the
team's lone senior. Waterman, a
Newport Harbor High product.
led the team in digs. 4.52 per
game. She wa.s also attlcal in re-
gard to passing, Brande said.
"Tu not vote Brenda (for all·
conference) is an injustice.~
Brande said.
• The Anteaters also feature
sophomore ou.tSide h.itter Thrbrie
layior, who ls third on the team
ln kills, 3.05 per game.
Missouri. which will be making
its fourth consecutive appear·
ance in the NCAA'townament, ls
Jed by flrst·team AU-Big 12 hon·
orees Lindsey Hunter, a setter
who led the conference with
12.28 assists per game, and Shen
Danru, a S·foot-11 outside hlner
who leads the team in kills, aces
and dJgs per game. J~lca Van-
der Kool, a 6·2 outside hiuer and
the Blg 12 Freshman of the Year,
and 6-5 sophomore outside hit·
ler Undsey Noll are also impor·
ntE MUSTANGS
No. N•m9 Yr.
1 Kafla Andrade Sr.
2 Stecy Krillorftn St.
4 Jenny Sparb Jr.
6 • Veta Gale Jr.
6 Caitlin Duffy Fr.
7 Laure Oinsdal• J.
8 Kyte Aores So.
9 Jasmin Day So.
10 Yarell Ortega Jr.
11 Kara Jenkins Sr.
12 Gaby Piwlto Jr.
13 Sara Bryant Sr.
14 Valerie Gomez Sr.
16 Rachel Ronquillo Jr.
16 Kristen Paulsen Jr.
17 Julie Nomura Sr.
18 Nllani Duarte Jr.
19 Brittney Banning Jr.
20 Kindra Bailey J r.
22 Cindy Mendoza Fr.
24 Santh Humphrey Sr.
Coec:h: Dan Johnston (12th
year)
said.
"I was thinking we were as
strong defensively as we have
ever been. but will! Valerie oul,
someone else will have to step
up and make plays," Johnston
said. "The scheme we play re·
quires smart players who are al·
ways thlnlclng, not necessarily
an unbelievably-skilled player. Tl
requires a team approach with
kids who are willing to run."
Juniors Rachel Ronquillo and
Gale anchor the front lines. Ron-
quillo scored six goals and tal·
lied eight assists to earn second-
team all-league laurels last year
while Gale scored eight goals to
go with five assists.
First-year varsity players in·
elude sophomore forward Kyla
SCHEDULE
Laguna Beach at Sage Hill, 7:30
p.m.
High school girls -Corona del
Mar at Newport Harbor, 5:30
p.m.; Webb at SaglJl'Hill, 6 p.m.
Soccer
High school boys -Marina at
Estancia, 3:15 p.m.
High school girls -Estancia at
Ocean View tournament.
Volleyball
College women -NCAA
DIRECTIONS
fe1ISSOURI vs. UC1
•t UCLA~ PMl/tty P.vlllon, 301
~•twood Plaza,~~
Take the San Diego Freeway (~I
north toward Lot Angeles. Exit
Suntet Boulevard offramp and
tum righ1 ooto Sunaet ContJnut
on Sun.et end ttlm right onto the
campua through 1 street named
Westwood Plaza, then tum right 1
onto<:hartes E. Young Drive
North. Par\Jng Is available In a
strutture on your right
Pari<lng coats S7. but there are
various areas in and around the
campus that may cost less ot be
free.
tant for fourth-year coach Susan
Krelclow. Mls.wuri finished sb¢h
in the Big 12.
Last year, the Tigers recorded
their first postseaSOn win 1n
school history by defea~g
Northwestern In the first round
of last year's NCAA tourney. They
lost in the second round.
The last time UCl reached tbe
NCAA tourney l1 losr ln five
games 10 Long Beach State lQ the
first round.
Flores, who scored 14 goals to
go with five assists on the junior
varsity team last season, aloog
with junior halfback Gaby Piw·
ko, who ama&Sed eight goals
and two assists on JV last winter.
Senior Karla Andrade with
juniors Brittany Banning, YareU
Ortega and Kristen PauJsen, a1l
provide resistance along with
senior fuJJback Sarah Hum·
phrey, last year's defensive Most
Valuable Player on JV.
Freshman halfback and goal·
keeper Cindy Mendoza played
on the Slammers club team that
won a national championship
while freshman defender Cail·
Iyo Duffy can play a variety of
positions and is a strong tackler.
To maintain endurance
throughout the season, several
Mesa players participated in
cross country this fall, including
Jasmin Day, the Golden West
League champion who finii.hed
fifth al the CIF Southern Section
Division Ill finals and qualified
for the CIF State champion·
ships.
"Kids had the intent of getting
in bener shape. i.o conditioning
ii. not a problem when they get
out there and have to run will)
people," Johnston said. "I lhjnlt
that had a big impact on the 12·0
win over Rosary!."
Johnston knows opponen1J
will circle the Mustangs on the
scheduJe now after last season's
success.
"The players know that every·
body is gunning for us, but I
think it motivates them, -Johns·
ton said.
Mesa has nonieague games
scheduled against University, Ir-
vine, Aliso Niguel and CdM be·
fore beginning league play at
home against Santa Ana Dec. 16.
tournament, first round· UC
Irvine vs. Missouri at UCLA.
5:30p.m.
Water polo
High school girls -Bolsa
Grande at Estancia, 3 p.m ..
Sage Hill at Magnolia
tournament.
Wrestling
High school -Corona del Mar at
Downey.
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28, Otc S, 200] F913
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The follow1n1 per,ons
art domr busmeH 11
Lesley Elliott C1ttflf\I,
1428 Posada, Newport
B11t h. CA 92660
I .. 1ey C1meron E.lltott
1428 Pond•. Newport
B11ch, CA 92660
Th11 business Is con
dueled by en lndivldu1I
Have you st1rl•d doln1
business yet'
Yes 11 /2!1/2003
Luley C. CIUott
This sl1l1m1nt was
fifed with the County
In
CLASSIFIED
(949) 642-5678
Cltrk of 0111111 County SEU. on IU02/03
10036966774 your unw1nted
Dally Piiot Dec. 5, 12, Items throurl't classlfled 19,26,2003 F9l9
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ANNOUNCP.MENTro PREQ.UAUFIED PROPOSERS
Subtm to ~lwlitiOAf ~ w dlt UG!Wlf•lcy of Califomll.. tmoc, ...W pf'090llb IOt a lw11i-un d>ftlti9d <Ott anv\Uld fOf ~ ~"I wodi.
ua MEDICAL CF.Nn!Jl RBPUCPMENT H~PITAL a.n4 BUllDING lA RENOVATIONS
Ptojta Nl&Dlba 994SOO
UNIVERSITY OP CAUPORNIA. IRVINE
CE.NERAJ. PF$CJUWON OP lli£ WORJC.
Thc Univt'nl~ of Califomi., Irvine, lni.mck to <-111l1u11Ct a new rq>loKmlCftl hu•p4AI uwl ttn;wuloo.a 10
aistiag 8ulldlrtg I A widiin d'C cmtuig Uoiwnl1y of c..i.fumA. (l\'int, Mcdlal Camr (UClMC)
campus. The propotcd 4.n.na IQIAIC fooc ua Medial Cmm ~t HOIPI~ and BWld.ilog IA ~iadu& SB 19S3 11PfPda o( lbt OJJ1.i11g ~ l'l«at .nc1 danoUtion ol tdectcd cxilting bu~ 1'1w 0011111-ion pn>j('Q will br lmplmienleld U&illJ a modif'icd Daiwi BuilJ appro.dt.
The UQ Medkal Cmtcr rcplaooncot bo.ptral will become a tigoifica.nt publK: jiQJdi ruounz io ~
County and will l.ilid~ br lbt County'• ocJy ~ I Tnunu Centn-Tht .aft' ia bounded by Chapman
Avmix w the oooh. Dawn Way to the eoutb, lntcnuic ~ (S.1111 Ana F.uway) 10 the cue, and~ Cty
Oriw to d'C west. The A~ ldd.taa is IOI Tht Cf)' Driw, ~.CA 92868. ~ '432.788 tqU11rc (ocx hofpita.I c.oiuisu of a fuJJ buemcot and a full fuorprint for ~It I and 2. Lcwu 3 • 7 consitt of four
int<fCOOncctcd tOWCO.
PRQC£DURf.S
Propoal docummu .... 1J1 br 1"1ibbk 10 ~uaLfied ~n at I 0 00 AM, Wcdncwcby. Ottembtt J.
2003. Pmi.Wified Propoocn may pick up flu of dwgc a mwmum of fj..., (S) KU of Rf P documer111 It
Design & ConJlrucuon Servicu,
Univtn.ity of California. Irvine,
5201 California AYttluc, Suit~ 2SO.
Irvine, CaLfornhi 92697-24W
Anmuon: RM:batd Geigu
Tdq>honc (9'49) 824--4475 Fu: (949) 82.f-8096
£.Mail· rgcigcttlluci.cdu
A.ddiuonal iCts may be pwch;ucd •I Prcq~ PropollCfi ~rue from th< ..Jdrca Lilted bdow.
Subconiraaors and clnign coruulw1u may purch-RFP douuncnu, at 1kir npcnse, al IO;(IO AM,
Wcdnc:scby, December 3. 2003. Documa.u can be ordttcd 1111<1 rcproducal only at:
P-.acific Gout ~.a. Inc
1176 Main ~.iUt. SY1t~ C
Irvine, CA 92614
An<orion: Ala Torra
Tdq>hone ('H9) 474 ?7'.lJ F.u: (9'49) '174-9070
Web: hnp./lwww.pcrq>ro.com
rr IS rnE Rf.SPONSIBWTY Of AU. SUBCX>NTRACJ'ORS ANO DESIGN CONSUIIANT'S
TO REGISTER WITH 11U! UNTVl!.RSITY OR PAOPlC COAST REPROGRAPHICS. INC. TO
ACXNOWLEDCE JlECE.IPT OflllE UOMC ltEJ>U.CJ!M.FNT HOSPrTALAND BUUDlNG IA
RENOVATIONS RfP OOCUM£NrS. 11U! UNIVERSITY WUl. NOTIJIY ONLY
Sl18CONT1\ACJ'ORS .um DfSlGN CONSUUANTS WHO HAVE REGISTFJUID WITH UCI
OESJGN A: CONSTRUCTION SE.JMCfS OR PAOFJC COAST REPROCRAPHICS. INC. OP
ANY AND AU. ADDENDA. WHJCH W1Ll. 8£ MADE AVAJUBLE AT ua DESIGN lie
CONSTRUCTION SERVICES.
UCI Medical Ccnm Rq>l:aamcn1 Hotpn;il and Building IA Rcnova~ioru RFP Oocumc:im will
additionally be avail.a.bk f0t vicwing .i tbc foUowing plan room locanoru beginning at I 0:00 AM.
Wc:dnod..y, Dtcembcr 3. 2003
F.W. ~Company
21 )0 I~ Cent~ Pl-. ~UJI< 100
Anaheim, CA 92806
(626) 932-61 S'1
CMD -Anahnm (RttJ Data Coru1rumon)
1717 ~uth mrc Colkg< Boult'Vll'd, Sunc 180
An~1m, CA 92806
(Sn) S~9J71
THE FOLLOWING DESIGN BUTl..DER.S HAVE BEf.N PRf.QUAUFlEO TO SUBMIT
PROPOSALS TO THE UNJVE.RSITY ON nus PROJECT·
Hmid Phdv• Cons1ruaion Co.
H 1 'i l amf>'L' Ori~ 'lu11c: I 00
Irvin~. C.A 92612
lckplmnc ('H9) 8S2-0l l 1
'""' (?ii?) 8Sl-02 J 8
PR.EQUAUFLEO SUBCOl'(J'RAC'.J'ORSs
M~Carthy Building Compatut'S, l1K
Sou1httn California Division
21>401 SW Birch 'lcttltt, SwtC" lOO
Newpon Bach. C..A 92660
Tckphone (949) 8Sl-8J8J
f.u, (949) 7S6-68<16
The Kkcted Daip 8eildcr will be limited eo .. bcoacna only with ti..-.. 1:booarnaon in odectecl
rrada bdow char "La~ been pftefualified by the Unmn1ry. 11-c .ekcuid prequallfoed tl'lloda am
I) ArJrnecrur..J I'~ Conctttc
2) ~ruttural S1cd hhncat.ioo
\) McJi~-al Gas \yncnu and Plumbing
4) HVJ\C Wet and Dry Systcmt
~l llrtwol
6) Buth-Up Rooling
7) htt '>uppreuHln 'iystC'llU
K) \11c Conctt1c
•J) llrywall md M .. uJ ~tud Synem
10) U-ork
11) Moonng Systems
12) C...lus and Glwng Symnu
IJ) M1aodl.neous Mculs Fabncauon
14) Building Comrou
15) Vitt Narm Syncm
PR.EQUAUFIED ARCHITECTURAL PRf.C\ST CONCRETE SUBCONTRACJ'ORS
Clark P.c.ific
1980 South R;ver Road
Wat S.t.r•rncnro, CA ?S691
Walt~ & Wolf Pr«an
<11 m Boy« Road
Fttmon1, CA '>4H8
Loralah Strucruru (LA.) Jnr
I SO W. Pl'1«nd~ Avcnuc
l'mu, CA 92S71
PREQ.UAUFlED STRUCIUllAL STEEL FABRICATION SUBCONTRACJ'ORS
S<tocal, Inc. 11'c Hcmclc Corpo,..11on
• 232'4 Navy Drive 7021 Koll Ctnm l'arkw~y
• Sroduon, CA 95206 rlcawiton, CA 'l4S66
PR.EQUAUFIEO MIDICAL GAS S\'ST1'.MS ANO PWMBING suea>NTRAcroas
A.O.~ •m Rullnc:r Suttc
Seri Dqo. CA 92111
!':an-P.Jcific Plumbmg
17911 M11dldl South
bvinc:, CA 9261'4
Murray Company
2 91 '> P Vicroria St rm
R.tn• ho Ouminguet. CA 90LJ I
UnM'rstiy Ma.rdich Mechanical
I 000 Nonh Krxm<t Plitt
Amhdm. CA 92806-2610
PR.EQUAUFIED HVAC WIIT ANO OR~ SYSTEMS SUBCONTRACTORS
A.O. Rftd '4m RofTner St_,
San Diego. C .A 9 2111
Conr.rol /\Jr Condmon1ng C«pot-111011
2301 Nolth Gt-II Sum
Oranp. CA 92116S
Mumy Companr
2919 £.an Viaooa Srna
Rane.ho f)om1agwi, CA 9022 I
Hdb: Elettrk. JM. au,o <Ainioo ~.no p..
Sidi Oiqo. CA 92111
' Suc:o fJeruk
' I l900 AlondtJ Bouieftld
1 Curiroe. CA 90703
ACCO Engi.n«re'Cl Systcm1. lrK 9040 Kcrmnu. Suire 406
San Diego. CA 92121
C.rndmdd M«Jlan!QI) Inc
4085 Campbdl AvtmM!
Me11lo PJrlt. CA 9'402S
!louthland I nduur1c:1
7'4.21 OnanrCMJd Avet1uot
G.nknGn.w,<.A 921141
Mot'l'OW MeM1awt Corportfion
.U I lkntoa Coun
Ccy of lnduary. CA 91 ?89
PUQUWf1EO I UU:t-UP ROOFING S\1800N'BACIORS
F.bt1hald Roofi111 I 52l0 Raynwr St.tt«
Van Nur. CA 9140'
Soll«Nrn Celi'°'111a R.oor.nt Cims-ny
96.U r.. lnipcrW Hiprq
~CA 90141
•
C-,., fitc Pro«<non
'°1 Wai $oudwm A>"Cn11«
Onnp. CA 92865
Simpla Crinndl
1701 Noni\ Sequoia AYe111.1t °""'F· C.A 91868
Sou.rhMD Flrt Prorcictloo Company
21 s EaM FJ Sut Suttt
MonrO\'le. CA 91O16
Non:b1w !Vt Protea.-. Inc.
87S Bluc CentWI Ro.d
E.pn, MN SSl21
So.iihbnd lndunria
7421 On.,..ood AYe111.1t
Cudcn Grove. CA 92841
PllPJQl.IAUFIED SJTE CX>NCllETE SUB<X>NTltACJ'OlS
Mame Conmucnon, Inc.
748 Nonh Poplar Srna ~. C.A 92.1168
Shaw & Solll Conanc C.onm1ao11
829 Wat 17th Su~c
Coma Mca. CA 92627
Su.ll1va.11 Concme Tatum
I II I 8Uc:r Sattt
Cana M-. CA 92626
P1lEQUAU.fl.ED DRYWAU. AND METAL STIJD SYSTEM SUBCONTltACTORS
8'.cly Company
l 0 l 0 Non h Oliw Strttt
Anahnm, CA 92801
Puformana Conu..aing. Inc.
1270 Hancock Suttt
Anahcun, CA 92807
Raymond lntenor Systems SouwWd Dtywall, Inc.
520 Wai Walnut Avmuc 62S I Schackr Avenue. Su11c t >
Onul~, CA 92868 Chino, CA 91710
PR£QUAUF1ED CASEWORK SUBCX>NlllACJ'ORS
Dow DivcTSiflcd, Inc
1679 l'lliCCnt.i:a Avenue
Cmta M-. CA 92627
Mtd ~Mill-I\. lJJ
78 PTH )2 Wat
Steinb~h. MB ROA !AO
ISF..C. tncorpon1cd
10601 Calle Ltt, Suite 190
Loi Abm1ro., CA 90720
PR.EQUAUFlW FLOORING SYSTEMS SUBCONTRACTORS
JJJ Aoonng Covering. '"'-·
1831-A l'.wolll Boul~
Piro Ri...,ra, CA 90660
SCS Hooong Syitetru
752 We11 Town & Country ll<M<.I
Orange, CA 92868
L:awrcn.:ie W. Ro.inc Comrany
123)0 Monag11< Suttt. Unit C
1-'.lcoima, CA 91331
Un1""nal floonng Systmu, In ..
I SS7 3 Cornmtra U1X
llunungron llc:ach, CA '>264?
Dupont Commc:1~1al Hooring Systems dN TM E11v1ronmc:nr;ohm
13 ~ S Sourh Aa.oa
Fulknon, CA 'J28JI
PREQ.UIJJflEO Cl.ASS ANO GLAZING SYSTEM SUBCONTRACTORS
ArJ111cuural GI-tot Aluminum Co
I 'J 11 Union S1rttt
Oakbnd, LA 94607
F.mJos Corpon11ion
2050 I 1'.arlg;uc l>r1w
Walout,<..A 91789
l\,rma.ucd1aa Cladding r .... hnologics
229 North S~rman Avenue
Coro11.1. CA 92882
W.ihen tic Wolf GW.
197~ l'l.dd1nptonc 1>11\1('
La Vern .. , CA 91750
!lnuon lndwute>, lrl<.
12W l:UC 223rd Siren. \u11C' IOI
Carson, CA 907•~
Modd GW. Company
'4907 East Undun Driw
Anaheim. CA ?2807
Tower Glaa, Inc.
'iS70 l'athway Sirm, Su1ce A
San1tt. CA 92071
Woodbrid~ Cius Com~y. 111<
14321 Myton!~
Tunm, CA 927110
PREQ.UAUFlED MJSCEU.ANEOUS MFTAlS PABRJCATION SUBCOl'ITRACTORS
S..pko Mn.al Fabnuoon
838 Nonh Cyprcss S11ttt
Oran~. CA 92867
Par.ounoum Metals and '><11'f'ly l"omr1ny
81'40 Lui Rosc..raru A-.en~
~moum, CA ?0723·279'4
Cowc:ko Steel Cuntr.>etOD
16.H West 14th ~"«'
long Be.ch, C'..A '>0111 J
PREQUAUFlED BUILDlNC CONTROLS suea>NTRACTORS
JohnJOn t..omrolt. Im Sinncru Bu11d1ng Tcchoologin, In,
~no Wsrl.nd Drive ions Bus111CS$ C'.cnm DnVt'
C''}'pr«l. CA 90630 Cyprc:a, CA 906JO
PREQUAUFlF.D fl RE ALUM SYSTEM SUBCONTRACTORS
John10n Lontrob, In• ~770 WarLutd Ortvc
Cvpros. Ll '>OMO
\unpk• l.nnndl
1701 Wcs1 Sequoia Avaiuc
Oro1.11gc, C.:A '12868 IOI~
SicnM!ru Building Ttehnul~ici, Inc.
I on~ Ru1111n1 C..cntcr Ou~
C'yprus. CA '>063(}.5219
Rpp SUBMITTAL REQUIRfMENl'S SHAU. Bf M f'()l.LOWSi
RI r ~ubm111al dull be lUbmmcd 1n chrct romponcntt'
f'tnt Com_pooau So.bm.iaal will not be reoei-s afttt1
2:00 PM Friday, Ja.au.ry 30, lOCM
Secood ~t Sobalua.l ...W -be~ aftm 2.00 PM ..day, Fch,_,,-'4, 2004
1llird Coco~-t So.bmlaal wW -be NCd-t "'-1 2:00 PM Friday, M,..,,. 6, lOCM
fj,., Comroncn1 Subminal, Sttond l.ompcmcn1 \11hmmal, iriJ fluid C:nm1wm..-n1 \uhm1ml ""Ill be
r<'C.Civcd only u :
Delp ac ~ 5-ion
UllhvNty of c.JifonUa. 1.m-
5101 Callforala Aftlluc. s.iu lSO tm.ae. <Aliforaia
(9-49) 82"-6630
Ancntiocu Ra..rd Gc:lp
1Wo MandatMf' Pre-l'ropomal C.0U..-.,..f ~ Pto,;c.n Stir Voaiia will bt (!Ond...acd oru
P-Prot-U ~No.I
2:00 PM to S.00 PM
Wed....dily. 0-b« 17, 200.l
Ru1ld1n$ No. 22A, Room 2107
Un1Vt"n11y ofCal1forn11, lrv111C', Medial Ctnm
I 0 I 'l'hf C'hy Drive
Oran pt. CA 92868
Pft-Pro.-1 Coalucw No.l
2:00 PM to S.00 PM
Wedl>C9dity, Jantta17 ? I 2004
8u11dinf No. 22A. Room 2107
Un,...,n1ry o( California. Irvine. Mad1QJ C:.rnm
IOI Thc Ciry Ome
< mngr. CA 928611
Only l'ropotct11 whci panio~rc in 1ht IWO mandatory ~Propoul Conttr«ICO and d1 .. rw11 rnvKUtOI)'
Proj«t Sftc V atiu. 111 their mu my, will br .uo-cl w pn>f>C* on the ProJ«t l'l'opG • ....+wing luer
than lilO PM ...W -t.e an-M w .._. Pw.,._a. .. 0...,. a.Mw. -doe ,,..;.a. I'ttoquahflnl Suboon!TaCtOn 111 pttquallticd trades, 111.boonttV«>" an non·pnqualif;(d" c,.Ja, llnd det1Jll
<oruult.u111 ·~ invited. but nor ttqotred. to am:nd.
For further informauon Wtllkt 1hc Proi<a'• (.()ntna lldminiJt.f'IJOf, Rd.ard C'~ 11 (9'49) 824 447~
l'mpnAl S«urity In ti~ .llMunt nf I~ or dJ.c lump l\4m bue bid. CldudJn& lltM\Ata, shall MXOmr-oy
nc;E. !l«ond Compol\C111 ~l'OJ>'"°' 11'< Nmy lauln& dw Bid Bond ahaJJ be. on the bid doodl1~, 11t
tu1M1tml '""'l J1a111wr (., "'flMI ;,, ~ CM/fa"'"' C.. ef Clrll ~"' Sm!.te m. J 20)
All tntunn.:t poliua rcqvirtd to be obwnoed I>)' Oailn BulJJn llld Dellsn Con.uln.nu thaJI be mbf('CI
IO app«MI by Uni"'fnicy f'or ronn llld 1111Munor. At(' .uch polirit. nqulfttd by Un.ivt~ '°'
ComiMl\.!al Form C'-<nenl l.Hbtllf1• Elatl Uabillcy, ~ UebUlty end Bwimu Au1omobllt
llibllJf)' .h!i.11 he laucd by romp&nla .,\rh • 8m R.ulna of A-or !>nm and a llnandal daa1(1e11lon of vm ()t bnm-. Of with Ill equlw.knt ratlfl& = and '°°"'Of Moody'.. All polj&j ieqwred by Uni~,.IY fur Worbt't CompcnMtion a"4I '1 l.WilU17 tlWI be '-Md ti,. oot11pat10 •1th a (I)
6-Ranna ol 8• °' better and a fl~ don ol VUJ « ~. °' widi an equlwknt ta1111J hy SrJndmt and Pbor'e or Moocly'1; Ot' (1) dut Aft~ to the U1u¥Ctlity. ~ '11auran« th.II bf
wrint:11 to be not lea it.an 1 .. rtiquirtd by llftknl and 54-att of <Allfomla !Sw). 'The CC'.nillatt of
lllJUl'lllCC thall be i'llUl"CI on dw Unlwnfl)"1 fottn.
Tht •l.tOL.allful ~and m Subcoc11niti0tt will be RqU!ttd IO rotlow 1M llOC>ditmmtnan0n
NQU!tetnc11t1 .c IOnh In 1ht Proprml DocuMCnO Ind ro pq ptc¥tt1ina.,... nco at tht locaoon of tbc
W"otl&. 'The IU<ftSful Pn>pOlltt .h.11 he iequi..! IO hl.'ff tM IOl1c,w!111 c.allfomla rollfl'llCtOf't llcccuit II
lbt ti~ o( dw P'ropolll opu1lna:
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nu: IU.Ce.NTS OP 11-U!. UNIVPJUI rv Of CAU.FORNIA u~cr o1c.i,f0nt1a.11"Mc
Otcanber 200)
Publ.111...t Ncwpon Dadl..C-. Mell Dally PllM Ocoawnbcr ~. J 2. 200.l
NOTIC£ OF TRUS-
Tll'S SAU TtllAM
$Ille No. 404669 LOW! Ho.~ Thie
°"'9r No. 32709'I YOU
ARE IN DEFAUl. T UN-DER A DEED OF
TRUST DATED OV1111919. UNLESS
YOU TAKE ACTION TO PR~CT YOUR
PROPER'TY, IT MAY BE
SOlD AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NE.ED
AH EXPLANATION OF
TlfE NATURE OF TliE
PROCEEOIHGS
AOAINS'T YOU, YOU
SHOULD CONTACT A
LAWYER. On
12/2ll2003 llt 02:00 PM,
CALIFORNIA RECON-VEY~ COMPA~1 SUCCESSOR 8T
MERGER TO N. A.
MORTGAGE SER-
VICES, INC. u the duty
tippO!nted Trvt•
undlf and purau.m to
DMd al TNSI R•
corded 02/1811-.
Book , P909 , ln911U-
men1 1ll800ll0e27 of
oMclal ~ In the
Ottlce of the ~
of ORANGE County, Cellfomla, Hecutlld by
PAUL DOUGLAS~ AHO CAROUNE E.
l(JNG, HUSSAHO ANO WIFE, M Truetor,
WASHINCJTON MU-
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In MC11on 5102 of the
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2 l p , ,_ hdwd ""' &r8flltt ctrs. Ip, no snil.
pabo mnm !'J62 ~1211 AJINOUtaJUJIT TO mOIWJID PIOPOSEIS
Sub1ttc I to cond1t•on\ pr nu 1bed by the Unlvenltr ol Cofllornl•. lrvlne, •uled propoul• fur a
lump •urn conh•CI are inv•t•d for the tollow1nR wurh
STUDINT CENTElll IXPANSION 'HASl 4
Pr•j•ct NumlMri t9 UU UNIVlllS YY Of CAUfOlllNIA, llllVfNl
OINllAl OlSCllPTION Of WOH
Tht 111011o•ed prof'lcl cons11b of upanuun •nd 1t•nuv•loon of tht eustm1 Student C•nleo Cumplea
on the main campus of lhe University ol Calllorn11. lrvont Ille HOIJ• of wo1k includes "'w bu1ldon1
1dd1llun• lolallng •PPloalmelely 168 000 &•OH Jqu11e leet "" 1dd1t1on to Ille Cron Cultur1I Center
of 1ppro11m1t1ly !>.000 iron square feet, maior renov1l11>11 to po1t1on• nl the main complea lolalma
•Pl"oaimat•ly 1'J.'>OO cron 1qu11e IHI and 1llow1nco tor mon<>r renovation to t<1\lln1 areas
totahnc •wrn .. mately l!>.000 crou •quarf fol In addition tnere " ••ten\1ve ••I• wor~ included
In the protect \lope
The 1truourel •ysltm for the new 4 \lo•y meon buoldm~ 1dd1llon will be a structural steel lrenie
with metal dech and h&htw111ht ~oncrele lopp1n1 Sp1 ayad l11eproohn1 to 111 stulworh will be
r1quw1d fOf the n11i• Type II fR •dC1i\1on Also included 1te 1t111lotud concrel• 1et1m1n1 walls
1a111torc.ed conuete •llb nn ared• mec11a111ctl equopmMI pads \e1sm1t 101nh and m1\ull~11•ous
mttela •nd supp01t ''"'""'II lat1roo1 claddm1 for th11 portion of the bu•ldona will b• ot mnonry brick unit\ with metal •tud
support lram1n1 Other ••lenor fonl\M> mclude pre ca•t con<rele b11se 1nd tom 1lum1num panels.
1lum1num fr omtd on>ultted tlatm •. lou•e1 panel' el11f'd enh y door. and • <Onlonuou' met•I roof
fuclt tlemonl
The Cross Cultural Centor Add1loun is 1 Typ• v NR wood lrtmod. •hur wall •lructure uhlotlna
truu fO"I floor •nd ruol lram1n1 \upported by st•f'I b••m• tnd pipe columns The 1dd1hon •
nttroor finish 1\ tOM,.ltnl with Iha hlSl•na bulldona • oaterooo plHt., fonllh
Vertocal trenJportatoon 111cludt\ \l~P\ tnd \hort •l•or fh&hl\ metal p•oo •l11rs woth pointed metal
ralhnKs •nd (4) hydreuhc p1uen1er elevalOrl
lnttroor conopunenb ol the eapand•d fecoltty woll 1ndudt muttna ind conlf'ronc• .,u (1ncludm1
two 11111 multi pu1pose ruums ot •pp10>1mtlely 6 000 and 9 000 ifOSS >quare feet I food Service
Art1 (•pPfoa1mtl1ly 2J 900 CSF new'9.900 CSF 1ent1vatedl to 1ccomn1od.le lnod preperatoon
areu, k1lche11 and urv11y spat11. d1n1n11 foc1l1lles. tne1 >upporl f1ulll10; Retail Al11 (1ppro•1rnately
6.000 GSF nf'wt•.000 CSf 11nov1t1dl. end Student Aclov1ty·Adm1n11trttlYe Olloce ArH (•pp10.im1tely
7!>,000 CSf n•wlt9 000 CSf rrnovtledl
Slltwork 1ncludu th• d1mo1111on of 1n 1a1•t1n1bu1ldm111ppror 1mately 17 000 GSr 1nd thf' removal
of other mllulleneou• •lructu1 o , 111ner ti "'• dear1na •nd substanl1•I cul •nd fill urthwork Also
lncludod m 11te development Is 1111 e,.d• pltll area with hard •nd •ofhc1pe lo 1em11111n11 \lie are•s
PIOCIOUIU
Prol)(IUI dntumenl• will be 011l•bl• to P1111uahf1td Piopn\lf\ el 1000 AM f11d1y. D•ttmber
!>. 2003 Prequ1hfled Propou" m•y pirk up Ire• of lllArll' • marnnum of llYe (5) uh of Propo\el
dO•Umenh .ti Ut111n a. Construction S11v1ce• University of l:•l1forn1• lr•one .,?01 C11of11rn11
Avenue Suite ~ lrvont Cahlu11111 92697 2•50 Add11ton1I ••h m•y be purch .. ed at p1equ1hllf'd
propo .. r s ta\I from Conlohdtled Rtpr111r1ph10
Proo<n•I dot umenh •1111 bf' •vaolable to •ubconlu1 tu1\ dlld dn1211 ton\ult•nli al 10 00 AM,
froday Oecembn1 5. ?OOJ •nd will be 1uu1d only 11 Cenaolldated ltepro9raphlu. In< •• 3182 Pullm~n Strut Cost1 Mau CA 91676 Phone • (714) /SI 1680 Attention Mnh1mmtd Rehman
or Sotl11 Areal
NOTl1 IT IS THt SUICONTllACTOlllS' ANO DISION CONSUlTANTS' ltlSPONSllllllY TO llllOfUllt
WITH THI UNIVlltSITY 01 CONSOLIDATED lllP'lllOOllA,HICS TO ACKNOWllDQl ltlCll'1 Of THI
STUOfNl ((NTlll lXPANSfON P'HASI 4 P'llOP'OSAl DOCUMENTS. UNIVfllSITY Will NOTlfY
SUICONTUCTOIS AND DUION CONSULTANTS, WHO HAV( lt(GfSTllUO WITH DESIGN AND
CONSTllUCTION HIVICIS 011 CONSOllOATfD ltrROGllAPHICS, OF ADDENDA. WHICH Altl
AVAllA&U AT DHION AND CONSTlllUCTION HlllVtCU.
lHf fOUOWINO DISfON IUllDlllS HAVI HIN ,IUOUAlmlO TO SUIMIT 'lllOPOSAlS ON
THIS PlllOJ(Clr
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2•1f> C1mpus Drive. Su1t1 100
Irvine. CA 92612
l•I (949) 852·01 l l r .. (949> 11!>1 0718
PllQUAUPllD SUICONTUCTOllS
'Cl C•,..tructt-Servi< ... ht< 100 !lurchelt Slr•@I
Gl•ndale CA 91 ?OJ lei (818) 246 3481
r o 18181 ?41 '17!>'>
Net•• ,,_.tlflo4 1t1lt<tfttracton wlll lte ldontlflod lty tho u .. 1voulty fn tho ltfP dacument1.
"" SUIMftTAl llllQUfltlMfNTS SHAU II AS fOUOW~r
ltfP aua....lttel 1hall i.. 11111Hftftto4 f,. rlt.•• ,.,......,. .. ,
rot Component Submittal wlH ,.., a.. recolvt4 aften 2.00 ,M, lvoadoy, Mauh 2J, 2004
Second Component Subm11tal wilt tt•t Ito r•colvMI aftero 2100 PM, tl.undoy, Morch 25. 2004
Thltd Component Submltt1I wlll ftot a.. ruelvocl aftaro 2100 PM, frldoy. Morch ~6, 2004
r111t Component Submittal, Second Component Subm1t11I and Third Comj)Qntnl Subm11t1I woll b•
received oni, at Dolan & Con1truchon Servin~. Un1v1rs1ty ~I Ca11torn11 ''"'"' 5201 C1hf111n11 Avenue. Su111 250. lrvlne. CA 92697 2450. (949) &24 6630
Thro• M...4.tory P'ro~Pr~ael Ceftltft<Kt• .. d P•ti•d Sit• Vlolh will be 1 onducted on
Thuredey, Oec...,loor II. 2001, 1.00 PM, Unlveruly of C1l1forn•A lovon~ Ou11n & Con•lrut twn
Services. 520f C1flforn11 Avenue. Suite 250
Sulhven ' Wrl&ht Conl1<1nu Rooms ltv1n1, CA 92697 2•!i0
Tv .. 4ey, feltrvary J , 2001, ltOO PM, Un1ver"ty of C1lllC1rn1• 1rv1nt Onoen & Con•t1111 t1on
S.tvlc:n. Sullivan & Wroaht Conf111nc1 Rooml. 5201 Cthforn1A Avtnu• '\ult• 150 hvme. CA 92697
24!l0 end
l-adey, '*~ 24, 2003. 1100 PM. Unrvet\lty of C1hfo1 n1• lrvont Oooan a. Con•tructoon
Sef'vic ... ~201 Cahlorn1• Avenue Suite 250 Sulhvan & Wroahl l':nnftrenu Room• Irvine CA 92697
2450
(Located 11 corner of C•llfornl• Avenue and Bllon Avenue)
Only Proposers who ptrtlclp•t• 1n the thr•• pu propoHI cont11•n<n and poorect silt •l\1h, 1n
thcllf entK1ty will be ellowtd to propose on tht p1011<.t Ptnons au1v1na liter than l:OS "" will not be etlowed lo 1ubm1t propouls u Dn11n Builder on the pro1et1
For further lnform•llon, tontect the Unlw•rsoty'& R~present3tov1 Scoll Moulton at (949) 8?4·
1527
PropoHI S.c11111J In the 1mou"t ol 10" of the lump sum base bid t•clud1n1 1llPrnatn 1h1ll
1ccomp1ny uch Bid The 111rety 1uu1n1 the Bid Bond \hall bt. on the bid dHdll111, .an adm1tt1d
surety 1n1ur er (H defined In the Callforn11 Codi of CIYll Proudult Ste loon 99!> t 20)
All m1uranc1 policies required to be obtained by 01,11n Builder and Ou11n Con1ull•nh •h•ll be
subitet to •PP<Oval by University lor IOf'm ind 1ubslanc1 All au•h pollc1t1 requ11ed by Un•Wltllly
IOf' Commerc1•I rOf'm Ct ner1l llab•l1ty ProleuJOnal l11b11ily end Busineu Automobile l1eb11ity 1h1ll
be luued by companies with a 8Ht Retina of A Of' batter 1nd a f1n1n11al claulflc1hon ol VIII or
bell•<. "' with 1n tQUlv1lenl r •tln1 by St1ndard and Poor'• or Moody'\ All pollcltl required by
Unlv.,1lty fOf Worker's Compenul!On and Employer's L11b1llty 1helt be l11ued by companot1 with
1 (I) But Ralina of B• Of bttter ind a hnancoel cl1nrllcellon ot Vltl or belttt or with an
1qu1v1lent rtlln1 by St1nd11d Ind P'oor s or Moody's, or (II) thel 111 1ccept1ble to the Un1ver\lty.
Such lnau11ne1 1hall be written lo be not less than (H requlrftd by f'edtrel and Stele of Calrlorn1e
11w). The C1rt1flc1tt of ln•u1111c1 ah•ll bt IHUtd on th~ Untve1111y'1 fOf'm
lha •uccanful Proposer end its Subconhatlon '"" be req111rtd to follow tile nondrsc11m1111tion
11qulftmenb HI fOl'lh '" the Propoul Ooc-umants and lo P•Y pre11a11tns "'I' r1tts •I the locat10n
ol tht Wor~. A copy of lhe c•n•• •I 1><1va111n• Ptt dl•m wait 11111 wtff be on file et Unlv•l*lly's
prlnclpal Ftclflty ofllct ind will bto madt 1vall1bl• tn any lnter11tad ptrly upon 11qu11I For this
pro!KI. the Un1ver1lty has l"ltl1t1d end shall •nfOf'ct 1 labor compll1nte P<OCllm ("lCP") '"
confo1M1nu with lebOf' Code HCllont 1771 5(b) 1nd 1171 7 A pre c;onstrucllon •onf.,enca will
be held with the aucceuful 8tddet and 1h Subcontre<.101> In dl\CUU federal 1nd •late l1bor law
requlttmtnla to th!. projeet The au•t.•nful Proposer will he 1tqulotd to hive th• follnwl"i Cellfo1111a
co11trect0f'"1llc•n•11t tht llmt of the proponf optn1n1
Ctner1l Bulld1n1 CMtre<tOf
(l k tnlt c1-..1flcat1on)
.... _... C-11nKlfeft <"" $41,500,000.
lHE REOENTS Of fHl. UNM'lllSfTY OF CAllFOANI~ Unl~en1t1 of C.lllOfnla, lrwln11
ft11hl1•hed Hew t llueh·Co1t• Meat Dell f'llol 01<en1b~1 5 1i 2003 Otctmbe1 2003
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m•lles 1t 1lle11al to
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rice. color rehcion H~.
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lnl~nhon to make any
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clothes. 11fwork, flshlnc
rods, HJOltad misc
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Private Dwell """""' Cllllt IOPfO• I/hr from
Nt,.,port Buch E•c•I
lent hunt inc ad1acent to
•late waterfowl refu11e,
ownership interest a.
appro1 375 ecru of land
' Improvements • your
own camp compound
w/\tructura ind 2
trallan Wonderful F11
n11ht BBQ's & wine
tu11n1 du11n1 duck
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to 6000 acres of BLM
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RENTALS
Rental To Share 6030
Nl/O<•Clft View !loom
Oceanfront/22nd P11
v1te rm. unfu1n, share
b1. uttls p11d n/smk.
k1lchenette. lndry, lblk
to Newport p11r S7J0m
Call Sam 949 278-790!>
(between 91m 5pm)
Newport Buen room
•viii. close to beach
Perlatl for ~url•r/Keyeh
$775/mo 949 548-6353
NtWPOllT HflOHTS lbr
1•• a. water oa1d SI 150
nice yard. a11dener no
pe h 949·6'>0 2256
I SID( CHAllMING, l1k~
/l@W 2br l !>be town
house style 2!\22 E Iden
S 137!\/rno 949 6-42 5-488
Nprt Hthtt, Spoce-
Hme Jbr. 'Z'/iba. '"'" Ip. Av1M 01/04 $2200/mo 23' O&te. CM 949 644-788t
l Sida Huge 3br 2 ful
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bch S850 • ulll Ava~
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I ~•R• closet a. bftth.
aunny uposur1 SlOOOff\
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NP H•ltht• 2br 2b•
,. __ .... , .._ lllnYm, fp, hdwd lb. pvt
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c1... a .... 1 406 S22!!0ftO 986CZ seas
Hellotrot>f (front Cot
t ... ). COM. 2bd, lb•.
ntw hllchtn & btth, Ip.
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b1yfront 1111lt Ptrlo4i
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JSronh. tin !Iller " 1~91 Must Stll
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IV0567 Discounted
IMW sao1 ·01
Whrle. len
•2466 Musi Ste
BMW540t '99
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IV211 I MU•I Sell
BMW 740!1 '00
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•91!)8 Otscount~d
IMW 74010 '00
Black. ten 1nte1
#V'l43!> 01uounted
BMW 740ll. 01
oa.t RentaJs 7915
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$250/.,.rll 714-~ ·!>491
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road to success' •vans
11 Wntern 800 547
9169 x3217 °Reefefs '8 stain 800-S47-9169
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runs Owner operators
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ID WOflt. With people. fu
res 714-615-1937 er tmlll
to CYW1 rtl@yahoo ccm
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3.0. Sspd, Z3k ml. lull
fact warranty, sllve1/blk
lthr. CO mnrf, 19in
whls bffut1ful llh new
cond. fin avatl v995621
$24.995 Bkr 949-5116 1888 _..,...,_
Codlloc '91 Utero SCML
mr blll/blk llhr blh
cer111a1 roof. Bose CO.
•m·fm. chrm whls. aotd
pit.a. boolt.$/records. like
new $8995 v557281 Blt.r
949-516-1181
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CIMvrolet '99 .... ,.
Carlo 2dr coupe. V6. JOK
actual mo. srlver /areen
metalllc. CO. beautrlul
Irk• new cond. ~
v8n491 Bfv 949-586 1888 www . ..,.._<_
Chry.ter '96 Sobrln'
LXJ Conv. 1811 acluitl mr.
metalhc areen Ian llhr
black top, beautiful hit.•
new cond, $7995 firm
v156nl Bkr 949-5116 1888 -............ ~ Front allice Asi!l5ln
for busy Endocnnoloar
office In Newport Bch Carvell• '92 Cenv riv.,_~ Whrte. orr11nal owner.
low mi. 1mm1cul1te cond
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Schedule. Phone. Detail flat SOO • I 970 aood
Oriented, ucellent P•Y cond. n~w breaku/
ha resum. 949 646 3121 clutch' shocks S!>OOO
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Accounting A -Z HAIH>YMAN
lnstall.1eface cabrnel-~~ rnoldir1&. Ooua 114-54& 1258
carpet Cleaning
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1ne1uoa PflCOl1dltJonmo
CALL TOOAY • ClfAlf TOOAY
Ktwln 714-321-3942
Ofllca 714-891-1110
Carpet Repllr"'lll
BMW 74011 ·01
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13951 Creal Buy
ChevTa"-'02
Bltck. arey #V4367 Creal Buy
Hwley Dav Fath '92
Red. black
•V8109 Du>counted
94t-6SO..S91S
COVllOTCDG
Japv Slf>'97
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#3!>48 Creal Out
Jaeuar Xfa •99
Blut1. Ian
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J..,...x11·00
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J...-xt1•99
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MlllCEDIS CUO '02
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•V9277 Oruounled
MlllClDES 1320 'O1
Bleck Black
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MHCIDlS U 20wo 'M
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IV458l Crul Out
MlllClDlS MISS '00
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13859 Great OHi
MlllClDlS SSOO '9 5
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•3650 Drscounted
MlllClDlS SISOO '00
Whtie. tan
l'0!>80 Must Sell
MINI COOPU '02
Blue. aray
10962 Mu•I Sell
POllSCHI Carnro '99
Blltk blach
•VI068 Discounted
PORSCHE CotToro '99
Blue. iray
•V6049 Must Sell
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Stiver, blach
•VOi 39 Olscounted
94'4SO..S91S
Poncho '01 Carr••• 4
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every opt pMsible. 4k
mr. never spent a nl&hl
outside Of r •oned on
$62.500 obo 949-322 6l48
POllSCHI 'O I CAlltllO.
tlplronlc. mint tondltron,
851( miles . one owner
$62.000 pp 949·351 1119
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Ion laklna iob$ that
lolal S!>OO or more
(labor Of materials)
be loc1nsed by the
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License Board State
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contractors lndude
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on all •dvartisJni You
c•n chtcll lhe status
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(1982.4) $26.980
'fTU..w 400
Stiver (1~31) Sl7,980
'ff Mwcetln lfZO
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(19823) Sll.980
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Sllvw. low ml (19403) 52,980
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Wllrl•. llpTronlc (19752) S34.980 ,,, ~ ._.,.,.
Sdvlf 27k ml
( 1987!>) $26.980
'9S rorta Cohee
Conv White
(194781) $5.980
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(19899) $26,980
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Stl/Crey Custom
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(116!>27) $13.900
"' st-soo Spo<I Pha/AMG, Bose.
Mull• CO 2 Tops
(107291) S.39.900
'fl C230
Wht/lan. Aulo, moon.
Nrce Car
(099?16) $14.900
'"01 Gr.-1 ..... Sf
. Auto A, C CO. Re•r Splr
(2634?7) SI0.900 ,.._._
Ltm•ted loaded Sall
P11ced
(O'J4773) $16.900
'0005300
Wht/T an Plalrnum
Serr"s low Mo CO (099216) $2!>.900
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Blk/l~n. co. NBka
Audro loaded
(046903) S21 900
'9T f-40~
I op of the Une, Bo\e co. vs 4 2l
(444967) $19 900
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loaded
(326806) $14,900
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$600
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NOR1'H
solid 11evc!K&ld ow11, Saum can hard-
ly b\d uiylhina odxr lhlll rwr ~
111\tt pel1.nC1 <>pen\ the bidding. ~inco
South would not make Illar bid with o
sohd wu and 111 oui.idc .x. North
has 1111 easy l*'-
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If yuu ruff with the jack. pn!vcntlna
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w1U •Ull lo.e • trick to !ht: 11ee of
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NOMTH £A~1' SOUTH \\ t-'T
Before you d«rdc ro defend. how·
ever, \Uppclbe that, in~u:ud of ruftlng
the th1nl d1amonc1. )'OU Ji'ICJlfll a
hc.irt We~ t'lU1 ruO. but that " the
third •nd last tnd. (or Ille defense
II:' 2v 4• Pim tfowc~cr, you were ri&ht to defend. .._ Pus
Opcruna lead. Nuie vi
Stlldy the d111ararn abmc, lhcn
decide: Would )'OU rather play °' defend rour spodcll after the lead uf
the nine of diamo1xb?
Altcn;a,hina the king and ace of Ilia
rllliod,. Ea.'il 'lhouJd ctih the lk:c ul
hc.vtlJ before rcvcrtlni to dillllll>Od\ wvJ.. be.Cliuse of the odds-against 4 I
trumps SJ)flt, your 1n1mp ~Ull llll' spruna a ICak afttt •ll. Wbctbct Suuth ruffa hl&h or low, the ren ol tnunP' "
prumotelc.I w the ..etting tnd. .. Thc 1t1Jo.."l1on ;, 1e~tht111l With a
..... ...... •99 4.6
HSf 48*1 m1. full l1et
warr, bltt./bth lllv 11t·
chrm whls. superb cont!
ttwOUlht. SZl.495 vii /i'OI
Bkr 949 586 1888
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llANGl llOVllt ltU LWB. ll5K m1. blue/Ian
1lr 'uspenslon. 1mmac
ulate throuehout $6495
PA61821D .tm 714-ZO !>161
GMC Sur .. urbat1 LSI 2SOO. 4wd. 70k • m1,
1old/t111 llhr. xtra ,HI,
st.lperb or1a cund
$14.995 v552461 Bkr
949-SH ·llll
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Hon.,_ '97 Accerd ld1
coope t X. V·tec enarne.
69" black/er ey ltllr snrf
beautiful unmarked
cond. 1•ra1ed. non smkr
$8495 vf01267!>1 8kr
9'&!111> UBI -c.qlilb am
Jaguar '00 S Type J.O
v6 35k m•. lull fact warr. s1tve1/oalmul lthr
mnrf. CO m~mory pka
beaut hk~ new unmarked
cond, $23995 v#752262
B kr. 949 586 11188 -............. _
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rac1n11 areen/t•n llhr,
CO. fabulous tond
throuahout. SI 1.99:.
v!>9/21 bkr 949-586 1888
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Jaguar 'O 1 VII 2'11 ml,
full laclory warr. blk/blk
llhr. n1v1aetron. ~hrm
whls. looks new smells
new fantastic value
$37 .99'.> v45/8?9 8kr
949-SH ·llll
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9004
'84 Mo1era1l-ll Twt.e
•luw moles. very nice * $4200 949.240 1017
UXUS '99 llX JOO Pearl
Whole 4X4. h~•ted suts. •howrm cond ,
luu ••ck. tow pk&
Sl9.900 949 350 5202
MEllCIDH '92 JOOTI
Waeun. auto, sun1oof.
Jrd seat. white t•n/
onterror $10,500 12!>1\
"'' /14 !>49 9942
.... ,. llover '00 4.0
Sf 6k actual nu. lull
lacl w•rr. bllt./carmal
lthr. buullful hlle new
<;ond Must see lo appretd~ g.995 ..017896 8kr 9'9 586 1888
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11 .. ga R•••• •ts 4.o SC SOI.• ml. black/tin
lthr 'uperb <Ond
lhrouaht bonks. records
$lo. 995 .045829 Blu 949
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60k • mo 1u10. pw pl.
cruise, whrte/pey int.
supo1b $4995 vl578Z'J
Bkr 949 S86 1888
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TOYOTA Mll2 '91
while. owner stnu 92,
re11 ma'"tenance. mu&t see to appreciate $3800
obo 949 321·!>292
AUTOMOBl.ESI
M1SC8..lMEOUS
AUTOS WANT!O
w ..,_,
16' Duffy a.ctnc ._
m*1t cond fumy refl.t'blshecV
batterln,lupllolstiwy/ en
dousures ~ 17/mu uld
$14.900 949 Sl!>-0288.
Sallboltl 9620
l,9';ig CAT~ 1JFT. nillr
Ml a11D pb. BMW dmel
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SERVICES
BOATS SUPS/
MOORINGS/
LAUNCHING/
STORAGE 9680
1 "'' u1cru cun (lrke a Duffy) 1991
New top $6!>00
949 644 4144
* IOAT SUP * Balbo• Penn up to 14' bum
Bay hl•nd Cove •• c•
secure. 949 922 77 77
Newport leadl SO ft
Sltp •Vlll.tble SIOOO/n10
ult •949 723 3143•
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llh1 beaulrful orr111nal
cond. must ~ee to
appre,11te. 1ar111ed, non
smlt.r. $6995 v 702571
Bkr 949-!'186 1888
n.mt11 a mt In.d's, v .. .,. ,.,CAI\ F"'9
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w'Cll!hl ~
$100.Slm.Sl<XXl.uXD
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LAND IOVlll 2000
Discovery II S07. dual
moonrfs, rear jump
seats. huled H•I lee
warr 36.000 m1. $21,900
V2llli.1lt lm 714-2'.126161
UXUS lX470 '00
4X4 bl1rk, a•ey llhP
lnler. tow pit.ti. 43K ml
$36. 750 949 350 520?
MERCEDES BNZ 'Ol
SLS-00 l oadcd srlvei.
Sporh pilfl. AMC whl,,
9K mr. •howrm cond. JO?
hp $!>2./50 114-969 1187
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l.andsaplna
Tr•• Se,..fco, Yard
Clunup. Marntenance.
Sprinhltt Rep111. Hauhna
(949) U0-1711
Handyman/
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MOTORCYCl.ES
'93 Harley Dav14'ton
Ro1dt.1n1 Immaculate
cond11ton. Sl2.000 cell
!>62 21? 4117
BOATS
Power Boats !1515
Ma\l~ruaft ·95 Ski bo•I
vrnth tower. \lereo,
custom covor. SI 7,000
562 211 •117
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m1n11. Room Mdt.ruver\.
Shoppona 949 4!>9 8' 10
Plumb Ing -----SfWll
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('49) 64S-2JS2
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No Job 7bo Small
Dave Hamilton
949-322-8292
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OrywaM • Stucco
l'elnllfll, Tile I. more 201 Years Eape1icmcel
JI 714-969-S776
Hauling
JUNK TO THI DUMPlll
714 968 1882
AVAILABLE fOOAYI
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