School to name new center UC Irvine...

School to name new center

UC Irvine will celebrate the naming and future home of the Donald

Bren School of Information and Computer Sciences today. A campus

community reception will take place at 2 p.m. near the intersection

of East Peltason and Los Trancos, on the University Club lawn in the

direction of Aldrich Park. For a campus map, go to

https://www.uci.edu/campusmap.

Bren Hall, to be the school’s main building, will be a six-story

research and classroom facility and is scheduled for completion in

2006.

For more information, call (949) 824-1562.

Once-burned rug store to open again

A Corona del Mar rug store, which closed after a fire in January,

is set to reopen on Monday.

Amir Rug Gallery at 3127 E. Coast Highway will also have a Grand

Reopening sale in June and July.

Firefighters saved more than $1 million in inventory during the

Jan. 25 fire. A stack of 20 to 30 rugs had caught on fire.

Red Cross awards emergency members

MGE UPS Systems and Coast Community College District, both in

Costa Mesa, received awards from the American Red Cross for their

superior emergency preparedness plans.

MGE UPS Systems was recognized for its ongoing training program

for both front-line employees and Business Emergency Response Team

members. The company requires all employees to participate in monthly

safety training sessions.

Coast Community College District received the award for its

proactive approach to disaster preparedness. Red Cross officials said

that the college district reviews and updates its emergency response

plans.

The organizations received their awards during the Orange County

Red Cross 20th annual Disaster Preparedness Academy on June 2 at Cal

State Fullerton.

Reagan memorial register available

Residents of Newport-Mesa are invited to sign a memorial register

for Ronald Reagan, which will be forwarded to the late president’s

family.

Pacific View Memorial Park have created the service to allow area

residents to share their condolences with the Reagan family. Those

who are interested can visit the park between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. at

3500 Pacific View Drive, Corona del Mar, and sign the registry.

The condolences registered at the Corona del Mar site will be

added to a long list compiled by Dignity Memorial Service Network of

North America, which will send the messages to the Reagans.

For more information about the registry, call (949) 644-2700.

Those who would rather register their comments online can visit the

mortuary’s website at https://www.dignitymemorial. com.