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City Makes Homebuilding History
with Habitat Houses By Martha Michael
Even a massive rain couldn’t dampen the spirits of hundreds of people celebrating the first-ofits-kind community of homes built specifically for veterans by Habitat for Humanity.
September 19, 2015
8:00-11:00 a.m. • 661-284-1415
Questions Regarding
Laemmle Theater Deal
By Josh Heath
In a partnership between California Department of Veterans Affairs and Habitat for Humanity
San Fernando/Santa Clarita Valley, 26 families of veterans are at the threshold of moving into
new homes in a community on Centre Pointe Pkwy in Santa Clarita. They move in approximately a month.
“This is the first program
of its kind, to extend a
home ownership benefit
to veterans of any era,”
said Josh Towe, who will
move into a new home
with his wife, Denise, and
three sons, Ethan, Aydan
and Brysan. Towe served
in the Army from 20062012, and deployed to
Iraq for 15 months during
his service. “We lived on
posts and didn’t have to
worry about rent. It’s
pretty expensive to live on
your own.”
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Precise details regarding the Laemmle theater proposal that
was moved forward by the Santa Clarita City Council recently
are still hard to come by. Here is what is known so far:
Serrano Development Group and Laemmle Theaters have
submitted plans to build a series of projects in Old Town
Newhall. Serrano Development will be responsible for the
creation of approximately 20,000 square feet of new restaurants and retail businesses, as well as 46 units of residential
housing. Laemmle Theatres is looking to construct a six-screen
movie theatre within the same area.
The total cost of both projects to the City of Santa Clarita is
estimated to be $12-$13 million. The City Council, in a
unanimous vote, instructed City staff to begin negotiations
with the two groups on a final deal.
The proposal with Serrano is straight-forward, simply another
step towards fulfilling the goal of city leaders to revitalize
Newhall. The Laemmle theatre project, however, comes with
its own set of questions.
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Laemmle Theater
For starters, how will a local Laemmle Theater end up differently than the many
art house cinemas across the country currently struggling to keep up attendance?
cites several surveys the City has commissioned that he says showed strong local
support for a new Laemmle theater.
“The number of people who want to see movies that aren’t franchise-type spectacles is very small. The movies might be there, but where are the distributors
and where is the audience?” asked filmmaker James Gray, in a 2014 New York
Times article on the state of independent cinema.
This is convincing at first glance, but the City Council must divulge to the public
in the coming months the methodology behind the surveys. Did they sample a
wide demographic of residents? Were they statistically valid?
This question by itself would not mean anything if it wasn’t for the fact that
Laemmle Theaters is requesting a subsidy from the City of Santa Clarita as part
of the deal to open a theater in Newhall. Determining the exact amount Laemmle may receive will be a part of the upcoming negotiations approved by the
City Council.
In exchange for the public money, Laemmle is offering to sign an operating
covenant with the City – a legal term for a contract that would force Laemmle to
keep the Newhall theatre for a given number of years.
The rationale behind the subsidy is that it will make the economics work for
Laemmle’s expansion here locally. Greg Laemmle, president of Laemmle Theaters, estimates the movie house will eventually serve 150,000-200,000 patrons a
year.
“There’s an opportunity here to jump start the development of what will be an
authentic and vibrant environment in Newhall,” Laemmle said.
He claims that figure based on the success of Laemmle Theatres in Claremont,
Pasadena, and North Hollywood – markets he said mirror Santa Clarita’s. It will
be important for City Hall in the coming months to get Laemmle to thoroughly
explain why the Santa Clarita market is comparable to his successes, rather than
areas where Laemmle theatres have shut down in recent years.
For if the economics don’t work – and at the end of the covenant agreement the
Newhall theatre shuts down – that would mean every penny of taxpayer money
spent to bring a Laemmle theatre to Santa Clarita would have effectively been
for nothing.
Additionally, it is worth noting that studio-made films make up approximately
90 percent of the films seen in America, according to 2013 statistics from BoxOfficeMojo.com. That’s a tremendously large market share.
Mr. Laemmle is claiming that up to 200,000 citizens in Santa Clarita are waiting
to spend money to see a genre of cinema the film industry hardly markets to the
public. Some say that’s a steep rhetorical mountain to climb.
But, of course, in the end, having questions on a matter is different than being
in opposition to it. All the brightest estimates the City and Laemmle are giving
in regards to this project may actually be true. Members of the community call
for more proof, however, before public money is spent. No one can say that has
happened yet.
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Residents Can Stay Informed
of Street Construction
With the number of streets the average resident drives, and with the
number of different areas with resurfacing projects, it is challenging
to stay abreast of places to avoid
and when. Santa Clarita residents
can keep track of the annual Overlay and Slurry Seal Project, currently underway in several Santa
Clarita neighborhoods, through a
new webpage on the City’s website, Santa-Clarita.com/Resurfacing.
The new webpage provides a holistic picture of the overlay and slurry
seal project, with details about the
construction process, a list and
maps of selected streets for the
project, up-to-date construction
times, contact information and
more.
Every year, Santa Clarita streets
are evaluated and identified for asphalt maintenance needs.
The City has contracted with Sully-Miller Contracting Co. for overlay resurfacing and Intermountain
Slurry Seal, Inc. for slurry seal resurfacing to improve city roadways
and extend their life.
The project includes a total of 182
streets in 22 site areas which have
been scheduled to receive resurfacing construction through the remaining months of 2015.
Residents and drivers in project
areas should anticipate traffic delays between 7 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.
Monday through Friday. Drivers
are encouraged to commute slowly
and cautiously through construction areas until road improvements
are complete.
The Bouquet Canyon Road, Newhall Avenue, Soledad Canyon
Road and McBean Parkway portions of the Overlay project are set
to begin this summer and will take
place in the evening from 8:30 p.m.
and 4:30 a.m. Monday through
Friday.
Notices will be posted in the affected project areas and distributed to
all residents living along construction areas. Santa Clarita residents
are encouraged to pay attention to
all posted parking and construction signs.
For a complete list of chosen streets,
estimated start dates and additional
information detailing this year’s
overlay and slurry seal project, visit
santa-clarita.com/resurfacing. You
may also call (661) 290-2291.
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Color Me Mine Valencia
Hosts Special Olympics
Athletes
By Melissa Lampert
Color Me Mine in Valencia
is hosting 140 athletes from
the Special Olympics Summer
Games Thursday for an
afternoon of ceramic painting
at Westfield Valencia Town
Center.
The athletes, who are from
all over the world and are
currently being hosted in Santa
Clarita, will each get to handpaint a 6-inch tile portraying
the Special Olympics symbol
in the color scheme of their
choice.
“We’re very honored to
be asked to help (Special
Olympics Santa Clarita)
in this event,” said Larry
Parsons, owner of Color Me
Mine Valencia and Porter
Ranch. “We’re thrilled to
support these athletes that
have worked so hard to get
here, and we want the best for
them.”
The afternoon is set to begin
with a “parade” through the
first floor of the Westfield
Valencia Town Center and
concludes at the old Talbots
location near the food court,
where Color Me Mine staff
will be waiting with ceramics
and paint supplies.
“They can use their creativity,”
Parsons said. “These are
tremendous times for bonding
with kids … from other
countries, and a way for
them to build friendships —
hopefully long-lasting ones,
because they may see each
other at future games. It’s a
way for them to foster these
relationships.”
When the athletes are finished
painting their tiles, Color Me
Mine staff will bring them
back to their Valencia location
to glaze and wrap them,
with the ceramics ready to be
taken home to the athletes’
respective countries next week.
Color Me Mine Valencia
is sponsoring the event in
partnership with Logix
Federal Credit Union and
PayForward.
“It’s a great honor, especially
since we’ve only owned this
store here in Santa Clarita as
of January 1,” Parsons said.
“We’re thrilled to be part of
this community.”
Artists Sought for Town Center
Art Space and Gallery
Talented locals and L.A. County
teams of artists are invited to
submit proposals to the City of
Santa Clarita and the Santa Clarita
Arts Commission (SCAC) for the
Westfield Valencia Town Center Art
Space, and abstract art pieces for the
First Floor Gallery at City Hall.
Individuals and teams are invited
to submit exhibit proposals by
September 1, 2015 for the January
2016 to November 2016 season at
the Westfield Valencia Town Center
Art Space, located at 24201 Valencia
Boulevard. The exhibition space
is a 20x20-foot space on the lower
level of the mall. All exhibits in the
display space will be featured for four
months.
Selected artists will be awarded
$500 for the execution of their art
exhibit, including the artist design fee,
project-related travel, consultation
throughout, project fabrication
and other artist-related costs. All
applicants must be able to organize
and mount the proposed exhibition
by January 1, 2016.
Submissions must contain a letter
explaining the proposed project,
three examples of previous artwork
and up to two selections of support
materials, such as reviews or news
articles, to [email protected]
by Tuesday, September 1, 2015.
The City of Santa Clarita’s Arts and
Events Office is also accepting entries
of abstract art for an upcoming
exhibit titled “A Foot in the Door:
Abstract Art and Meaning” in the
First Floor Gallery of City Hall,
located at 23920 Valencia Boulevard.
Selected artists will be asked to write
a short paragraph about what inspired
their piece and the message they are
trying to convey through the artwork.
The exhibit will be on display from
January 15, 2016 through April 9,
2016.
Interested artists may submit up to
three pieces of work for consideration
through email to [email protected] by October 1, 2015.
For more information about the
Westfield Valencia Town Center
Art Space or the First Floor Gallery
exhibit, contact Jeff Barber, Santa
Clarita Arts and Events Supervisor,
at (661) 250-3779 or [email protected], or visit arts.santa-clarita.
com/arts.
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OPINION
Lean to the Left
Jul 24 - Jul 30, 2015
By Sylvia Turner
Wages for the Ages
This week’s big panic for local Right-wingers involved the minimum wage
hike, which the L.A. County Board of Supervisors voted to adopt. Minimum
wage will be raised from the current $9 an hour to $15 an hour by the year
2020. Give it up for organized labor!
What’s the big deal? Most of us will be dead by then! Okay, only some of us.
But, the point is, it’s almost five years from now, and Santa Clarita isn’t doing
it anyway.
The only parts of our valley affected are unincorporated areas, such as
Stevenson Ranch, Castaic, Val Verde and Westridge – and only the businesses
there. They’ll probably all be incorporated by then.
And small businesses have it easy. Companies and nonprofits with fewer than
26 employees really only have to raise the wage by a buck-fifty two years from
now. Beginning July 1, 2017 the minimum wage will be raised to $10.50 an
hour. Then they have another year to raise it another buck-fifty.
Even if you don’t agree, at least try to understand the rationale behind it. It
comes from a place of compassion.
“Regardless of definition, many L.A. County residents who work full-time
earn wages that do not cover the basic costs of living, which should provide
for safe housing, healthy food, clothing and basic medical care,” according to
a motion by Supervisors Sheila Kuehl and Hilda Solis earlier. “The current
minimum wage in Los Angeles County is $9 an hour, set by state law, which
equates to $18,000 a year.”
After L.A. City Council voted in favor of the wage hike earlier this year, Eric
C. Bauman, L.A. County Democratic Party chair and California Democratic
Party vice chair, released a statement.
“For too long, working families have seen their quality of life slowly deteriorating, while those earning the most have seen great increases at their
expense. I commend the Los Angeles City Council for today’s decisive action,
which recognizes that a minimum wage salary should not leave someone
in poverty, but should enable them to live decently and with dignity,” said
Bauman. “Today, our City Council has officially recognized that someone
working 40 hours a week should be able to afford a roof over their head and
food for their children. Now it is time for the Los Angeles County Board of
Supervisors and the rest of the country to do the same.”
There are other issues of interest that the Left has introduced or sponsored
in Congress. I wish the Right could see that the Left is simply attempting to
advocate for those without the power to change the system by themselves.
Rep. Linda Sanchez (D-CA) co-sponsored a resolution this month calling for
equal gender pay in the Federation Internationale de Football Association.
Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) sponsored a bill, H.R. 3060, to stop child abuse in
residential programs for teens. It’s been referred to the House Committee on
Education and the Workforce.
Rep. Kathy Castor (D-FL) introduced a resolution expressing the sense of
Congress that female athletes be paid the same as their male counterparts and
organizers of world class competitions actively take part in combating the
wage gap.
There are many more in process, of course. If Conservatives would put their
feet in the work boots of others they may see that many of these causes –
including the wage hike – have merit.
**The Views and Opinions expressed in this column are those of the writer, not necessarily those of Valley Publications/Santa Clarita Gazette.
Biased News
It’s been a longstanding argument from the Left that Fox News isn’t really
news, and the conservative bias makes their reporting worthless and nothing
more than propaganda. Every time I’ve heard someone make this statement
I’ve always followed with a question: “Do you really think the other news
agencies are any different?”
What people tend to forget is that while we don’t have a state-run media
(which could be debatable), television networks, newspapers and their respective news programs are all for-profit ventures. Your favorite news anchor,
regardless of the network or how unbiased it claims to be, is not giving you
the news for free. And money, of course, is the greatest creator of bias in our
society.
The major news outlets have made quite a hobby of defending themselves
and the quality of their news by attacking the others, claiming themselves
to be the unbiased source, while the rest are corrupted and untrustworthy.
It seems that CNN decided to buck this trend and chose to show its absolute bias this weekend when it announced it would refuse to cover Donald
Trump’s presidential campaign with him as a candidate, but would instead
be covering him as an entertainer.
This may seem like no big deal to many (especially those on the far Left), but
I see it as a very scary evolution in the downward spiral American journalism has been in for the past decade or so. When the uber-liberal California
governor’s race included everyone from porn stars to childhood actors, they
had no trouble covering it, but now that a conservative candidate with media
savvy (the one thing lacking from most GOP candidates) has taken the stage,
they refuse to allow the American people to make their own decision.
What bothers me the most about this decision to not even pretend to be unbiased anymore is that it is signaling the loss of one of the last true American
freedoms. In a nation that prides itself on being the land of the free, the right
and ability to choose and vote for whichever candidate you prefer is really
one of the only freedoms we have left.
By Robert Patrick Lewis
first amendment in our Bill of Rights is supposed to guarantee freedom of
speech, that freedom apparently doesn’t apply if you want to express yourself
as a religious person (even though freedom of religion is supposed to be an
integral part of our society).
In a free market capitalistic society (which we are supposed to have) you have
the freedom to choose what you want or don’t want to spend your money on;
this applies in America today, unless it’s insurance and the government only
wants you to spend your money on companies who gave generously to the
democratic presidential campaigns.
There are even laws on the books regarding campaign coverage and ads,
trying to ensure that different networks give all candidates an even amount
of coverage, allowing the American people the freedom to choose who wins
their vote.
But now CNN feels you don’t deserve that freedom. We had a joke in one of
my previous offices that the most depressing show on television was CNN,
or the Constantly Negative News channel, and now I realize that joke has
become a reality.
Robert Patrick Lewis was a Green Beret OIF/
OEF combat veteran with 10th SFG(A), is
an award winning author of “The Pact” and
“Love Me When I’m Gone: the true story of
life, love and loss for a Green Beret in post-9/11
war” and the host of “The Green Beret MBA”
and “Center Mass with Rob and Silent J”
programs on Vets on Media. In addition to its
own editorials, Vets on Media publishes diverse
opinions from outside writers.
The “land of the free” incarcerates more people annually than any other
nation in the world, many for minor drug charges. Even though the very
**The Views and Opinions expressed in this column are those of the writer, not necessarily those of Valley Publications/Santa Clarita Gazette.
Jul 24 - Jul 30, 2015
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DOUG’S RANT !!!!!!
I Rant, You Decide
Questioning Rants:
Last weekend I was in San Diego on a gloomy, dark day, looking outside
at the beach as rain poured down, when all of a sudden these “questioning
rants” begin bubbling up in my brain.
-Could it possibly be true that there is a provision in the Iran nuclear
agreement that the USA will defend Iran if it is attacked by Israel?
government workers are in favor of a higher minimum wage and most
business owners are not?
-Would I be criticized for calling the publisher of The Signal a “jackass” like
Lindsey Graham did to Donald Trump?
-I wonder how many people read this stuff each week just to laugh at me?
-Why didn’t they light up the White House with red, white and blue colors
after the Marines were assassinated, like they did with rainbow colors after
the gay rights ruling?
Recent Headlines Catching My Attention:
-Why did it take so long for the White House to fly the flag at half mast after
the Marines were killed in Tennessee, but when Nelson Mandela died, it was
lowered right away?
Media Afraid To Criticize Caitlyn Jenner: Heck yeah they are, the “word
police” will get ‘em!
-Are the Vista Canyon development and the Via Princessa Rd. extension
going to be finished before anyone moves into the medical building next to
Facey on Soledad?
Study Warns Overweight Cartoon Characters Can Make Kids Fat: Does
this have anything to do with the “why lesbians are fat” study?
-What if your heart isn’t healthy enough for sex — then what?
-If someone has an erection lasting three hours, should they panic then, or
wait till the fourth hour is over to contact a doctor, like the commercial says?
Poll Shows Clinton Trailing Republicans in Every Swing State Tested:
We can only pray it lasts until November of 2016!
Voters May Get Condoms-in-Porn Measure: I ain’t touching this one!
-Why does the federal government give National Public Radio a big chunk of
money each year?
Russian Bombers Flew within 40 Miles of Northern California Coast: Now
that’s comforting, I’m glad I live in Southern California.
-Why does the federal government give Planned Parenthood $500 million
each year, when they are selling body parts of aborted babies ?
Quotes of the Week:
-Why is it called Planned Parenthood, when it really is planning to not be a
parent, one way or the other?
-Why did Obama say “God Bless Planned Parenthood” in a speech, when
I’m pretty sure God doesn’t care much for abortion, especially with the
government helping to pay for them?
-Why does the City of Santa Clarita give SCVTV money to operate and none
to local publications?
-Why doesn’t the City help fund the SCV Pregnancy Center, like the federal
government funds Planned Parenthood?
-Why hasn’t Obama called the families of the Marines killed in Tennessee
or the parents of the young lady killed by an illegal alien criminal, when he
called Sandra Fluke after her “courageous” speech to Congress regarding free
contraceptives to all women?
-Why was our Mayor going to vote against the new development that includes
a new YMCA and Senior Center, because she didn’t like the way the YMCA
building looked on the renderings?
-Why do I keep getting asked to rant the about the financial windfall City
Councilwoman Laurene Weste is going to get when Lyons Ave is extended?
“The pattern of Russian provocative bomber flights is dangerous because it reflects a
Russian view that nuclear attack threats can and should be used to get their way on
whatever they are attempting to achieve.”(Mark Schneider, former Pentagon forces
expert)
“Two years ago, we didn’t think we had a problem in Europe. … Now Russia
is reasserting themselves. We didn’t think we’d have a problem again in Iraq and
ISIS has emerged. So, with Russia becoming more of a threat, with ISIS becoming
more of a threat, in my mind, we are on a dangerous balancing act right now with
capability.”(Gen. Ray Odierno, Army chief of staff)
“While the president’s Iran deal may have been applauded at the United Nations, I
think he faces serious skepticism here at home. Let me just assure you that members
of Congress will ask much tougher questions this afternoon when we meet with the
President’s team, because a bad deal threatens the security of the American people.”
(House Speaker John Boehner)
“When I left Washington, we actually had a balanced budget and we paid down the
most amount of the national debt in modern history and cut taxes and created jobs.
And I was the chief architect of that plan in ‘97.”
(John Kasich, Governor of Ohio & Presidential candidate)
“We’ve unveiled the most comprehensive reform budget people have seen in a
generation.” (John Kasich)
-Why didn’t Joe Biden receive half the grief for saying you to have be
“Indian to work at a 7-Eleven” or the “Republicans want to put you all back
in chains,” to a predominantly black audience, as Donald Trump did for
stating truths regarding
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All That’s Good in the SCV
Broadway ROCKS Friday
at LA SummerFEST
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By Martha Michael
Those who prefer more contemporary musicals will feel that
SummerFEST’s latest production
was written for them. Broadway
ROCKS is this Friday’s stage
presentation at the Santa Clarita
Shakespeare Festival’s summer
cultural festival.
For one night only, the music of
Broadway’s rock-based musicals
will entertain in a special benefit
performance for local youth theatre programs. This Friday, July
24 at 8 p.m. audience members
will hear songs from contemporary Broadway shows that
feature rock music.
Local talent Leslie Berra created
the event and is directing the
show, featuring alumni from her
long-running community series
“A Gift of Song” and other projects. Berra is a longtime theatre
artist in the Santa Clarita Valley,
acting, directing and serving as
a board member and advisor for
the Canyon Theatre Guild, and
the REP East Playhouse. She is
an advocate for youth theatre
programs, and Berra has directed
local productions of “Rent,”
“Chicago,” “The Full Monty,”
and “The Great American
Trailer Park Musical.”
The ensemble for the evening includes Leslie Berra, Nikki Berra,
George Chavez, Lori D’Itri, Gin
Treadwell Eng, Ed Hill, Sam
Hyde, David Kenny, Melissa Joy
Castro Kneeland, Sarah Krieg,
Tom Lund, Kelly Miyake, Erin
Rivlin, Sarah Stoddard and Beth
Ann Sweezer.
“This is a very special night, with
some very special people,” says
David Stears, executive director
of the Santa Clarita Shakespeare
Festival. “Leslie Berra continues to support our community
with her heart and talents. We
are very honored to have this
wonderful event with us this
summer.”
The event requires tickets and is
a special event in support of the
free Shakespeare series, the Summer Apprentice program and the
SCSF Scholarship fund. Tickets
are available at https://broadwayrocks.eventbrite.com.
For more information about LA
SummerFest, to get involved or to
support the festival and see the entire
calendar of events at www.LASummerFest.org, like them on facebook/
LASummerFest or follow the festival
on twitter @LASummerFest.
While many parents seek the usual
“keep my child busy in the summer” experience, some of the community’s educational enterprises
have something a little meatier in
mind.
Tutor Doctor Santa Clarita takes
the academics out of a school setting and, by placing it in a hotel,
including breakfast each morning, it
doesn’t look or feel like school. The
camp is held at the Hilton Garden
Inn Six Flags in Valencia.
“What kid doesn’t like hotel breakfast?” posed one camper’s parent.
The camp runs weekly through August 6, Monday through Thursday
from 8 a.m. – 12 p.m. Spots are still
available and Tutor Doctor will run
the program next summer as well.
Every child is assessed, so that skill
level drives the curriculum, intensively addressing individual areas of
concern in an interactive setting.
“Summer learning loss is an issue
for all children and all schools,”
said a report by the Nellie Mae
Education Foundation called “The
Learning Season.” “Evidence suggests that summer programs — well
designed and implemented — can
not only maintain school-skills over
the summer months, but also boost
learning in teamwork, problem
solving, communication, and other
key areas.”
Staff members and parents have
noticed the power of positive praise
in the program and seeing growth
in key areas due to the structured
assignments. Students complete
lessons that combine one-on-one
interaction with tutors along with
some web-based programs.
Said Director of Education Dawn
Oliver, “A good portion of our selfesteem is locked up in our ability to
read, write, and do math well. We
underestimate the joy that comes
from fluency in these areas. It is the
best gift to give a child.”
Recess takes place outside in the
hotel courtyard, while simple games
of Simon Says or a bean bag toss
break up the daily studies. The
last class of the day is watercolor
painting, and each child is learning
professional techniques along with
the enjoyment of the art process.
Over 97 percent of current Tutor
Doctor parents polled replied that
they would recommend the program to others.
For those who cannot participate in
the summer academic program, Tutor
Doctor Santa Clarita offers in-home
tutoring all year long. You can contact
the staff at 661-219-0770 or email [email protected] or
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Montano Named Team USA Track
and Field Women’s Captain
Santa Clarita Valley native Alysia Montano was named the USA Women’s
Track and Field Team Captain for the 2015 Pan American Games in
Toronto, Ontario, USA Track and Field officials announced via Twitter on
Monday.
By Jonathan Wais
Montano was named the Santa Clarita Valley Athlete of the year and won
a track state championship in the 800 meters.
Article Source: www.hometownstation.com
Montano clocked a time of 2:02.95 on Tuesday, July 21 in the Women’s
800-meter semifinal race, which ranked second out of the seven runners
competing, according to the race website. Montano qualified for one of the
eight spots in the final 800m race, along with Team USA co-star Phoebe
Wright, who placed third in the second heat.
“So honored to be Captain of Team USA,” Montano said on social media.
“I’m officially Team MOM! Go USA.”
The final race was scheduled for 7:30 p.m. ET Wednesday on the ESPN
networks.
The Pan American Games are the world’s third largest international multisport Games. They are only surpassed in size and scope by the Olympic
Summer Games and the Asian Games, according to a Toronoto travel
website.
Both the Pan Am and Parapan Am Games are held every four years for
the athletes of the 41 Pan American Sports Organization member nations,
in the year preceding the Olympic and Paralympic Summer Games.
Montano was born in Queens, New York in 1986 but was raised in
Southern California and attended Canyon High School in Canyon
Country where she ran track, according to her website.
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Non-Profit of the Week: Mothers Fighting For Others
By Melissa Lampert
When SCV resident and MFFO Founder Racquel Turner typed two simple
words into an online search engine almost a decade ago, she had no idea
of the drastic impact it would have not only on her own life, but on the
lives of dozens of orphans nearly 10,000 miles away as well. Those words
were “Volunteer Africa,” and they would shape the future of the Santa
Clarita-based nonprofit organization dedicated to helping Kenya’s orphans,
Mothers Fighting For Others.
Not long after that day, Turner made
her first trip to Africa in October 2007,
where she volunteered at an all-girls
orphanage housing more than 50
children outside of Nairobi in Kenya.
sponsor the education of a handful of the girls, with more girls added to
the program every year, until the decision was made in 2010 to take on the
financial responsibility for every girl’s educational needs.
“In the developing world, we take education for granted,” organization
officials said. “High school isn’t free in Kenya, and the cost to go is a
struggle for most families and orphanage directors. And if you are a girl, the
odds of you going to school, let alone finishing, are very small … (The Gift
of Education) program was designed
to help the girls not just achieve their
goals, but to dream bigger ones.”
Today, MFFO is in the process of
taking on complete responsibility for
the care of the more than 50 orphans
currently living at Saint Monica’s,
with plans to move the girls to a
larger building to accommodate their
growing needs.
“I realized after one day, all the girls
wanted was to be loved,” Turner said
in a statement on the MFFO website.
“They are all survivors. Each and every
one of them are orphans. Some have
been raped. Some have been on the
streets. Some have experienced both.”
Once completed, the new facility
will include a library space equipped
with books, computers with internet
access and foreign language tutorials.
Every child will also have access to
supplemental enrichment programs to
support their social and educational
needs, as well as much-needed
medical attention and counseling.
After two short weeks Turner had
fallen in love with each and every girl,
whom she said had become like her
own daughters. The experience would
change her forever.
“Let’s just say I will never be the same
woman, let alone mother, again,” she
continued. “This was the beginning of a
path that I had no idea I was on.”
Just two months later, Turner founded MFFO with a mission to provide
her newfound “Kenyan daughters” at Saint Monica’s Children’s Home
with things their parents would have provided, like a loving and nurturing
environment and a quality education to help them achieve their highest
potential.
“Our goal is to help create a true
home for orphans, not just an orphanage,” read a statement on the MFFO
website. “Our home will support an environment where children are loved
and inspired and enabled to live out their dreams for a better future.”
For more information about Mothers Fighting For Others, or to buy tickets to the
upcoming “That’s Amore” fundraising event set for August 22, go to www.mffo.
org. To listen to a podcast of MFFO on the KHTS Non-Profit Spotlight Show, go to
www.hometownstation.com/hts-podcasts/non-profit-spotlight-show.
Through a program called “The Gift of Education,” MFFO began to
Hero of the Week: Racquel Turner
By Melissa Lampert
As the founder of Mothers Fighting For Others,
Racquel Turner travels to Kenya several times a
year to help care for the more than 50 orphans
she considers her “Kenyan daughters” who live
in the facility MFFO helps fund, Saint Monica’s
Children’s Home.
with her homework and her pencil had broken,”
Turner recalled. “She pulled out a razor blade
to sharpen it. I was in shock. I ran to my room
and grabbed the bagful of little plastic pencil
sharpeners that my friend donated, and passed
them out to each and every one of them.”
donated for the girls, and they had no idea how
to use it.
“I realized, in that moment, surrounded by eight
teenage girls, that there was no mom to do this
for them,” she said.
Turner’s journey first began in 2006 when she
was doing research on volunteering in Africa,
and less than a year later, she found herself at an
all-girls orphanage outside of Nairobi in Kenya,
helping care for the dozens of children who lived
there.
And so Mothers Fighting For Others was born.
Turner founded the Santa Clarita-based nonprofit
organization with the vision of helping each and
every child at Saint Monica’s Children’s Home
feel loved, safe and secure and to help them fulfill
their potential with a quality education.
“Let’s just say I will never be the same woman, let
alone mother, again,” she said in a statement on
the MFFO website. “This was the beginning of a
path that I had no idea I was on. These girls that
I met were strangers to me when I arrived. By the
time I left, they were my daughters. I had fallen in
love with each and every one of them.”
“What I want for them is what their mothers
would have wanted,” she said. “It’s that simple.”
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Male Athlete of the Week
Robert Reeves
With one more year at Hart High School, Robert
Reeves is expected to continue his streak of success on the baseball field.
He hit .338 with two home runs and 19 RBIs in
his junior season, and he was recently selected to
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offs,” said Jim Ozella, baseball coach at Hart
High School. “With continued improvement,
Boots should be a top-notch player in the Foothill League and CIF D1 division next year. The
coaching staff expects him to provide the leadership to guide our squad next year to its highest
level.”
“Boots (team’s nickname for Robert) had an
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Female Athlete of the Week
Abbey Weitzeil
Saugus High School graduate Abbey Weitzeil
continues to make headlines for her swimming
talent. She recently won a gold, silver and bronze
medal at the World University Games in Korea. She won a gold medal with the 400 meter
freestyle relay team, a silver in the 100 meter
freestyle, and a bronze medal for the 400 meter
medley relay team for Team USA.
“I’ve been fortunate to know Abbey since she
was 12 years old, when I first coached her at
Canyons Aquatic Club and later at Saugus
High,” said Vicky Donnelly, head swim coach
at Saugus High School. “Abbey is an extremely
talented athlete. During her time at Saugus, she
left her mark on the school, CIF and National
record books. She is often times her toughest
critic. She’s had an exceptional swimming career
in a very short time. A lot of that is due to the
incredible coaching she gets from her club coach
at Canyons, Coley Stickles. In addition to that,
she is extremely driven and has her sights set on
Rio.”
The coach said that Weitzeil has impressive personal skills, including a strong work ethic. “She
always sets goals and knows what it takes to get
there and works diligently to achieve them. You
can usually find her smiling or laughing on deck
with her teammates,” said Donnelly. “I’m looking forward to what the next year has in store for
her.”
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comfortable eatery has been there since 1947.
We entered Mike’s Diner and were met very pleasantly by Christine, who soon became our server. She invited us to sit wherever
we liked, so we selected a table by the window. The dining room,
counter and tables were very clean and well used. The ambiance
was that of a popular, comfortable and well patronized diner. We
felt welcome!
Quickly Christine offered us coffee, which was a welcome offer.
Our coffee mugs were always full, in fact. The coffee was hot,
selected the French toast and I chose the Spanish omelet with bell
peppers added.
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Once our food arrived, we dug in. Brady enjoyed his light and
tions were more than ample.
During our visit to Mike’s Diner we took the time to review the
menu. There were lots of comfort food offerings, all with very
reasonable prices. We look forward to returning to The Original
Mike’s Diner … perhaps on a cold winter’s day when the Interstate
is closed. I’ll order either chicken pot pie, shepherd’s pie or meatloaf.
The Original Mike’s Diner is located at 31537 Castaic Road in
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Christine visited with us while we waited for our meals. She told
us a bit about the history of Mike’s Diner and Castaic. She also told
us how, during the winter when Interstate 5 is closed due to snow
on the “Grapevine,” she really enjoys working at the diner.
ing good food and drinking hot coffee. The hustle and bustle of the
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Thirteen years into her life, Christine Hermann was forced to start from the beginning – when she became a teenager with the emotional capacity of an infant.
The day before her thirteenth birthday, Hermann was playing outside with her
friends, when she ran out into the street and was hit by a car. Thrown 46 feet
upon impact, she slammed the left side of her head on the hood of the vehicle,
ultimately suffering from the effects of her forehead hitting the asphalt, violently
battering her frontal lobe.
The accident put her into a coma and left her with irreversible brain damage.
Diagnosed with Traumatic Brain Injury, or TBI, Hermann would be left with
delayed emotional growth and development, as well as difficulty organizing,
learning, and understanding new concepts.
The assault on her frontal lobe would tear years of experience from her life – depriving her of the ability to establish
strong interpersonal relationships with others.
Hermann returned to school after intense recovery and
would graduate on time with her class, but she felt isolated
and alone. It would take her years to realize the extent
of her injuries and the impact they had on her emotional
development.
After high school, Hermann attended college in San Diego. But, while her classmates were following the natural
progression of adulthood, Hermann found herself unable to build relationships.
She was in her 20s, but had the emotional state of a 13-year-old. She wanted to
marry and have children, yet she seemed incapable at the time.
Determined to find a career path, Hermann settled with teaching. Although this
was not her passion, the occupation would provide enough income to support
herself. But, teaching came with many obstacles for Hermann. The TBI caused
her to have difficulty organizing and learning new concepts, and she had been
deprived of a childhood because of the accident – making it more challenging to
understand the developmental stages of her students.
After establishing her teaching career, Hermann was able to buy her first home.
Being a naturally energetic person, she was highly motivated to achieve her personal goals. But, according to Hermann, something was still not right. In social
situations, people would dismiss her because of her immaturity, unaware of her
stunted emotional growth.
After 15 years of teaching, Hermann was laid off from her job, causing her to
foreclose on her home and file bankruptcy.
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While driving on the freeway one day, her situation brought her to a breaking
point. “I was so angry that years of my life had been taken from me,” said Hermann. “I was angry at God because 27 years of my life had been taken away. …
I was busy recovering who I had been. How do you get that back?”
At that time in her life, Hermann said that she finally realized that her brain
injury had been preventing her from forming relationships. After years of feeling
discouraged, she took the time to reflect on her experiences.
“I was not acting like my age. I wasn’t able to discern appropriateness. That is
what happens with a traumatic brain injury,” she said.
Eventually moving back in with her parents, Hermann spent time
learning about what she truly was passionate about – the study
of human behavior and connections. She decided to go back to
school, taking writing and psychology classes. She loves psychology and views it as a way to analyze her own struggles, as well as
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“I want to encourage people to be the best they can be,” said
Hermann. “I know what it is like to be discouraged and not have
the tools to succeed. But if someone can walk right beside you, it
makes the walk that much easier.”
Hermann wrote a book based on her life struggles, called “Because
it Didn’t Kill Me,” as a bridge to help encourage those with traumatic brain injuries, as well as a tool to educate people about the needs of those struggling with
TBI’s. She wants people to understand that individuals with this injury need
time and patience, not isolation and rejection.
“If I would have known I had a disability, I would have been in contact with
somebody to get the tools to succeed.”
Hermann continues to tutor children, and enjoys working with her publishing
company, Baylin Books. Her journey has lead her to speak at conferences and
share her story, building connections and fulfilling her passions.
“Jeremiah 29:11 states that God has plans for you, for a future and a hope,” said
Hermann. “I believe God made me a teacher to give me back the childhood that
I lost. A traumatic brain injury is not the end.”
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Recently, Kate Steinle, a 32-year-old aspiring actress, was tragically shot and
killed in San Francisco by a man who was later found to be an illegal immigrant.
To make matters worse, the suspect, Juan Francisco-Lopez Sanchez, had previously been held in custody on April 15. Prosecutors chose not to pursue charges
which stemmed from a 20-year-old bench warrant, so he was released. What
really upsets some law enforcement entities about the release isn’t that charges
weren’t pressed. Instead, it is because U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials had previously lodged a “detainer” with the courts in San
Francisco so that federal agents could pick him up, but that “detainer” was not
honored.
Over the years, Sanchez has been deported five times, and has multiple felonies
and other drug-related crimes on his criminal record, as well as criminal re-entry
into the U.S. after removal.
In 2013, San Francisco Mayor Ross Mirkarimi signed the “Due Process for All”
ordinance, which barred officials in jails from honoring the requests made by
ICE agents to hold inmates beyond their release dates so that federal agents can
come pick them up. The ordinance allowed an exception if the individual was
facing court actions on violent felonies and was convicted of a similar crime in
the past seven years.
Across the state, law enforcement agencies have been cracking down on cooperation with ICE “detainer” requests and last year, federal courts deemed that the
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ICE agents, there is no such process currently in place to allow for such a review.
While the ICE agency would like nothing more
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to comply. They see the wanton holding and/or deportation as harmful to the
community and detrimental to the trust they are currently trying to build after
years of bad blood between police and communities in many areas across the
nation.
In Los Angeles County, law enforcement officials have stopped responding to
“detainer” requests entirely, and simply refer ICE agents to imminent releases
under California’s Trust Act. The Trust Act was passed in 2014 to limit immigration holds in California jails. Additionally, the trust act provides safety for
illegal immigrants to come forward as victims or witnesses of crimes without
fear of deportation.
While the non-compliance with ICE “detainer” requests across the country falls
in line with the U.S. constitution, the tragic case of Kate Steinle highlights the
limitations that the laws that are designed to protect our freedom so often possess. Granted, nobody could have foreseen that Sanchez would go on to murder
an innocent person just a few months after being released from custody; however, the fact that he did shows that there is still work to be done to ensure that it
doesn’t happen again.
Robin Sandoval is a California Licensed Bail Bondsman and owner of SCV Bail
Bonds. Robin writes blogs and articles to help increase community awareness of the bail
industry. If you have questions or want to suggest a topic, email robin@scvbailbonds.
com, visit www.scvbailbonds.com or call 661-299-2245.
Bad Boys and Girls
One of the more unusual charges on the police blotter this week was a Valencia
woman, who works as a custody assistant, arrested for illegal use of tear gas.
There was a lot of alleged physical violence reported in the last week.
Also, a 37-year-old disabled Palmdale man was arrested for false imprisonment.
A 31-year-old Newhall man who works in a box office was charged with sex
penetration using force, etc.
A 57-year-old carpenter from Santa Clarita was arrested for cruelty to a child
likely to produce great bodily injury/death.
An unemployed 25-year-old San Diego man was charged with assault with a
deadly weapon of a police officer/fireman, without a firearm with great bodily
injury.
An unemployed 41-year-old Newhall woman and a 48-year-old construction
worker from Bakersfield were arrested for assault with a deadly weapon, not a
firearm, with great bodily injury.
A 56-year-old driver from Saugus and a 21-year-old clerk from Valencia were
picked up for battery against a former spouse.
A large number of local residents were hit with charges of corporal injury on
a spouse/cohabitant. They included: a 38-year-old Saugus man who works for
a network; a 44-year-old woman from Newhall who works in food service; a
44-year-old personal trainer from Saugus; a 22-year-old operator from Torrance; and a 21-year-old server from Saugus.
An 18-year-old hostess from Northridge was picked up for grand theft of
money/property exceeding $400 in value, and a 49-year-old electrician from
Castaic was cited for trespassing.
Charges of possession of a controlled substance went to:
21-year-old electrician from Ontario, Calif.
18-year-old unemployed Canyon Country woman
28-year-old Van Nuys man
51-year-old unemployed Ventura woman
24-year-old unemployed Santa Clarita woman
DUIs with prior arrests this week included:
21-year-old student from Palmdale
37-year-old unemployed Santa Clarita woman
35-year-old self-employed Valencia man
31-year-old welder from San Fernando
21-year-old laborer from Palmdale
22-year-old trainer from Sun Valley
35-year-old self-employed Valencia man
Country Showdown Finalist Performances Rescheduled for July 25
By Heather Harbin
Three finalists from the 2015 Country Showdown KHTS AM-1220 local
competition will be competing at the Santa Clarita Concerts in the Park on
Saturday, July 25.
Kylie Mac, Suzanne Harper and Jarett James are competing for a chance
to move on to the 2015 Country Showdown National level competition at
Knott’s Berry Farm on Aug. 8, 2015.
The three were originally going to perform at the Santa Clarita Concerts
in the Park on July 18 as opening acts to headliner Marie Wise-Hawkins,
however it was cancelled due to the weather.
Wise-Hawkins will be performing as the opening act on August 15. The
PettyBreakers will be the headliner on August 15.
The Santa Clarita Concerts in the Park on July 25 will start a half-hour
early at 6:30 p.m.
Kylie Mac, Suzanne Harper and Jarett James were chosen out of nine
contestants who competed Saturday, June 27 at the KHTS AM-1220 local
competition held at the Keyboard Galleria Music Center in Santa Clarita.
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Valencia Father/Son Duo
Create ‘420 Friendly’ Online
Dating Site
By Melissa Lampert
Thanks to the innovation of a
father/son duo from Valencia,
singles in the SCV and beyond
can now join an online dating site
geared toward marijuana-friendly
individuals in search of their
significant others.
Called BudHarmony.com, the site
was launched earlier this month
by local entrepreneur Micah
Kritzman and his father Jerry in an
effort to help singles who support
marijuana use find each other.
“Bud Harmony provides a
pleasant environment where
those who include marijuana in
their lives, whether medicinally
or recreationally, can meet one
another and have the opportunity
to create relationships that could
lead to marriage,” Micah Kritzman
said.
Kritzman realized the need for
the site after noticing too many
relationships in his own life and
the lives of his friends and family
members ended quickly when the
topic of marijuana use came up.
“Most all dating websites are
geared toward the general
population, with some focusing
on specific religions or activities,”
he said. “Members of Bud
Harmony have declared up front
that marijuana is not a problem
Jul 24 - Jul 30, 2015
City Helps Filmmakers Reach
New Heights With “ABC’s Of
Filmmaking”
for them, clearing the way for a
‘budding’ relationship.”
After spending the last year
conducting research and
developing the site, the father/
son team is planning a national
marketing campaign they expect to
launch in the next few months.
Their target audience? The more
than 20 million single Americans
who smoke, vaporize and/or eat
marijuana, according to Kritzman.
“Marijuana is now mainstream
in America. … We have learned
that there are great health benefits
to cannabis,” he said, citing data
recently revealed by CNN’s Chief
Medical Correspondent Dr.
Sanjay Gupta, who called for the
national legalization of marijuana
use earlier this year in a CNN
documentary called “Weed 3: The
Marijuana Revolution.”
“This is going to be a hot spot for
single people,” Kritzman added.
“We expect a lot of interest
once we begin our marketing
campaign.”
To jumpstart the site, the
Kritzmans are offering the first
year of membership free to the first
42,000 members, with a regular
monthly fee of $4.20 or $42 per
year.
Film professionals will present a panel
discussion next week to filmmakers,
artists, performers, actors and arts
organization representatives of all skill
levels. Part of the free New Heights:
Artist Development Workshop, “The
ABC’s of Filmmaking” will offer
attendees an in-depth, behind-thescenes insight into the film industry
by detailing the business side of
production, resources and financing.
production experience with several low
budget features and shorts, including
production on the Academy Awardwinning short film, “My Mother
Dreams the Satan’s Disciples in New
York.”
Jacques Thelemaque is a co-founder and
co-president of Filmmakers Alliance
and has produced several feature
films including, “Within,” “Midnight
Movie” and “The Revenant.” His
writer-director filmography includes,
“The Dogwalker,” “My Last Day
on Earth,” “Transaction,” as well as
several others.
The workshop will be held on
Wednesday, July 29, 2015 from 7-9
p.m. in the Century Room at Santa
Clarita City Hall, located at 23920
Valencia Boulevard and will feature
Sean Hood, Mark Stolaroff, and
Jacques Thelemaque, who will share
their filmmaking experience and
provide attendees with insight and
tools to create films.
“The New Heights: Artist Development
series, an initiative supported by the
Santa Clarita City Council and Arts
Commission, is designed to empower
artists, performers and arts organization
representatives with valuable tools to
expand their knowledge in various
fields and increase opportunities for
success,” said Mayor Marsha McLean.
Sean Hood is best known for his
involvement in horror, action and
thriller films. After graduating from
film school, Hood’s, “The Dorm,” was
purchased by MTV Films/Paramount
Pictures in 2000. He has contributed to
the NBC horror anthology series, “Fear
Itself,” as well as the Showtime horror
anthology series, “Masters of Horror.”
For more information about the New
Heights series, contact the City’s Arts
and Events Supervisor, Jeff Barber, at
(661) 250-3787 or jbarber@santa-clarita.
com. Additional information about this
workshop and future events can be found
by visiting http://arts.santa-clarita.com/
new-heights.
Mark Stolaroff is an award-winning
producer and co-founder of Antic
Pictures. Stolaroff has extensive
MOVIE
LISTING
Times valid July 24 - 31
Any movie before 5:15 is a Matinee G.A.T.S. or passes may not be
accepted at all shows. (Check with theater). Accessibility devices available.
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24435 Town Center Dr - 287-1740
EDWARDS CANYON COUNTRY STADIUM 10
18800 Soledad Canyon Rd (near Sierra Hwy) - 299-9385
The Merry Widow Met Summer Encore New No passes
7:00p
Ant-Man: An IMAX 3D Experience New (PG-13) • 1 hr 57 min No passes 1:40p 4:35p
7:30p 10:30p
Ant-Man 3D New (PG-13) • 1 hr 57 min No passes 2:40p 5:05p 11:00p
Ant-Man New (PG-13) • 1 hr 57 min No passes 1:50p 4:05p 7:00p 8:00p 10:00p
Trainwreck New (R) • 2 hr 5 min 1:55p 2:30p 4:15p 4:55p 7:15p 7:55p 10:10p 10:50p
Minions 3D (PG) • 1 hr 31 min No passes 2:30p 4:30p 6:55p 10:25p
Minions (2015) (PG) • 1 hr 31 min No passes
1:30p 2:00p 4:40p 7:40p 9:10p
The Gallows (R) • 1 hr 21 min 4:20p 8:10p 10:20p
Magic Mike XXL (R) • 1 hr 55 min No passes 1:35p 4:10p 6:50p 9:35p
Terminator Genisys 3D (PG-13) • 2 hr 6 min No passes 2:00p
Terminator Genisys (PG-13) • 2 hr 6 min No passes 5:25p 10:35p
Inside Out 3D (PG) • 1 hr 35 min No passes 5:25p 7:50p
Inside Out (PG) • 1 hr 35 min No passes 1:45p 10:10p
Jurassic World 3D (PG-13) • 2 hr 4 min RealD 3D • No passes 1:15p 4:50p
Jurassic World (PG-13) • 2 hr 4 min No passes 6:30p 9:20p
Ant-Man 3D New (PG-13) • 1 hr 57 min 5:30p 11:00p
Ant-Man New (PG-13) • 1 hr 57 min No passes 12:45p 1:20p
2:30p 4:20p 7:00p 8:00p 9:55p
Trainwreck New (R) • 2 hr 5 min 1:40p 4:40p 6:30p 7:40p 10:40p
Minions 3D (PG) • 1 hr 31 min 12:30p 9:45p
Minions (2015) (PG) • 1 hr 31 min 1:40p 2:50p 4:05p 5:15p
7:20p 8:20p 10:45p
Self/less (PG-13) • 1 hr 57 min 1:00p 5:00p 8:20p 11:00p
The Gallows (R) • 1 hr 21 min 1:50p 4:10p 6:20p 9:30p
Terminator Genisys (PG-13) • 2 hr 6 min 3:55p 7:10p 10:00p
Inside Out (PG) • 1 hr 35 min 12:10p 2:40p 3:50p 7:50p 10:15p
Jurassic World (PG-13) • 2 hr 4 min 1:30p 4:30p 7:30p 10:25p
Jul 24 - Jul 30, 2015
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As of June 1st
we will have a
Mobile Equine Veterinarian
Please call AV Vet Center at
661-729-1500
for details & inquiries
City on a Hill (Church) Come
enjoy the presence of the
Holy Spirit in your heart, every Sunday starting at
1030am. Our direction is
17180 Soledad Canyon Road,
Santa Clarita 91387. Right off
the 14 freeway. 661-250-4797
GARAGE SALE (GOT RAINED
OUT LAST WEEK) SATURDAY,
JULY 25, 8 A.M. TO NOON. CANYON COUNTRY, ON MUMS
MEADOW OFF ABELIA AND
SHADOW PINES. MISC ITEMS,
CLEANING UP AND GETTING
READY TO MOVE
Garage Sale July 24,25,26. Sierra
Hwy and Soledad. Many items,
very inexpensive. Please call first
for details. 661-495-6143
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Professional
PART-TIME STUDENT WORKER
Looking for enthusiastic warehouse helper at a very busy classic parts and restoration shop in
Valencia. Computer knowledge in
Microsoft, Quick-books, inventory
management, e-bay and PayPal
is a plus. Please Call
661-702-0877
Salon Station For Rent Station for
rent at J Sisters Salon. Busy, boutique salon. Check us out on Yelp
and FB. Call 661-799-3898 for
more information.
Speciality Trade Construction
Company Looking for qualified
workers. Minimal 5 years experience in construction. Trade experience must include one or more
of the following. Tying re-bar, installing underground electrical,
plumbing, setting forms, finishing
or placing concrete. Operate
equipment, reach lift, loader, skid
steer. Must be willing to travel and
work long hours. Call David Harris
to submit resume and set-up
interview.661-212-0919 no answer ,leave message
MEDICAL BILLING TRAINEES
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HS
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and
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PREPPERS, Get out of the City!
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Shopping in the small community of Valmy
on I-80 and the Humboldt River are each one
mile close! Land is level and ideal for ranching,
recreation, resales etc. Good road access to
all 12 parcels.
Animals
$500-$1000 Daily Returning
Phone Calls! No Selling, No
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Opp To start your own fitness
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See photos on Yelp.com and
search Butterfly Life, Canyon
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661-252-8135
Akc Purebred Golden Retriever
Puppies Akc Golden Retrievers
Ready 4Males 2Female AKCreg
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Want to purchase minerals and
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Animal Carrier 15 inches wide by
15 inches tall and 25 inches
long,$10 818-554-3691
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$10 818-554-3691
Animal carrier like new, 24in l by
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818-363-5492
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661-269-0808
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775-453-3724
please call after 11 a.m.
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• Walk-ins Welcome
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Jul 24 - Jul 30, 2015
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Computers
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Part-time Entry Level Position
Data Entry/Accounts Receivable
Good Organizational & Communication Skills
Customer Service, Phones, Computer Literate.
$11 an hour starting rate
Apply in Person
Dewey Pest Control • 17665 Sierra Highway • Santa Clarita
661-255-5228
Bird cage white, wrought iron,
52in t by 20in w by 24in l, with
shelves, excellent cond like new,
$100 818-554-3691
Igloo Dog House $20. Call
818-342-8493
Miniature Dotson (Dachshund) 10
weeks old,black and brown markings on face and butt, going to get
first set of shots,motherfather on
site,male $300 and female $400.
Please call 661-252-6202
Part-Time Student Worker
Mechanic’s Helper or Restore Helper
Looking for enthusiastic warehouse helper at a
very busy classic parts and restoration shop in
Valencia. Computer knowledge in Microsoft,
Quickbooks, inventory management, e-bay and
paypal a plus. Must be able to multi-task and help
with clean-up of the shop and various parts/cars.
$10/hour PT
661-702-0877 • 28150 Ave Crocker Unit 207
Vintage Euro Parts, Inc
MINIATURE HORSE; mare age 9,
33in tall, lite grey-white,AMHA
Registered, UTD on shots with
complete medical record.Good
companion horse or driving
prospect, $750. Have others.
661-268-1277
Orange cat male, 2 yrs old, fixed.
FREE to a good home, located in
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glass window $60 Adjustable
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2 5 2 - 9 1 4 7
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19 Inch TV for $25 818-342-8493
27 Inch TV remote Control, $30
818-342-8493
32 VIZIO HDTV 2010 VIZIO TV
Dual movie projector $50
818-363-5492
Free TV - 21 inch 21 inch TV for
free. Not pretty as the kids put
stickers on the side. Has been in
garage for awhile but worked
when last used 661-755-3000
Improm pro 4 speed turntable $60
818-363-5492
LG vintage camera $1000 firm
661-317-2087
Nearly new Sony cassette radio
player with 25 disk, plus metal
stand to hold the disk. Please
make offer or can sell separately
661-424-1452
Nikon 35mm-f2-silicon blue with
nikkor 50mm lens, $250
818-363-5492
Soundstick speakers strobe light
speakers, brand Harman, model
no 3, very unique, $69. Located at
Soledad-Solamint in C.C.
661-495-6143
VCR for $25 818-342-8493
Vernon 8mm film editor $40
818-363-5492
Phones
ATT Microcell signal booster. Like
having a mini cell tower in your
house. We no longer have ATT so
have no need for it. $50 OBO
661-755-3000
Other
Canon pixma printer pro 9000
mark II, $250 818-363-5492
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877-648-0096
Guitar Hero XBOX 360 Rockband
II game set with drums,guiter and
microphone in excellent condition
asking 55.00 pls call after 100 PM
661 310 0223.
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CAREERS
Get FAA approved maintenance training at campuses
coast to coast. Job placement assistance.
Financial Aid for qualifying students. Military friendly.
Call Aviation Institute of Maintenance
800-481-7894
Industrial Sewing Machines 5 Industrial Sewing Machines in good
condition well maintained and
oiled. $250 each call
661-670-0428
Marc Anthony Faux-Leather Motorcycle Jacket - Men New, Sz
Med. with tags reg. 180$, Lightweight insulation for active wear in
cool conditions, Zip front, 2 zippered pockets, Snap neck cuffs,
5-pocket $50 Contact Jose
818-268-2276 text-call
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and star wars neckties,
818-554-3691
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New Betty Boop hoody and
matching sweats pants, size
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Amethyst sterling silver necklace,
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New Harley Davidson Jeans size
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661-360-8798
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with japanese restaurant logo,all
size medium, $15 for all
661-424-1452
Girls-Womens Shoes Puma, size
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$18, in Canyon Country,
661-495-6143
J brand jeans size 26, $40
818-363-5492
Justin western boots size 6a, like
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Ladies Harley boots size 8, like
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Light up dress brand new, never
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New diesel jeans size 28, $100
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BOPPY Deluxe 5 in 1 Nursing Pillow with activity arch. $20
805-231-7907
Bumbo Baby Seats Two used
Blue baby seats.Both seats come
with trays and one of the seats will
come with a box.Both seats have
the safety straps therefore NOT
part of recall,$25 ea
Eddie Bauer Wood Bassinet with
Extras Included an extra mattress,
a fitted sheet, diaper organizer
and also a wedge. It rocks or can
be locked so it wont swing. It
plays music.$85 805-231-7907
Girls Disney Characters push cart
for children 3 and older, color pink
with snow white, cinderella and
ariel, $18 661-284-6498
Jogging stroller black and grey,
hardly used, excellent cond, $95
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Knight Introduces Saint Francis Dam
Disaster National Memorial Bill
By Jessica Boyer
Congressman Steve Knight (R-Palmdale) introduced the Saint Francis Dam
Disaster National Memorial and Castaic Wilderness Act in Washington D.C.
Wednesday morning.
H.R. 3153 would authorize a national memorial to commemorate the more
than 400 people killed by the collapse of the St. Francis Dam on March 12,
1928, according to officials. The bill would also help educate the public about
the historical event.
“It is important to educate the public and honor the individuals who perished
in the St. Francis Dam Disaster,” Knight said. “This memorial site is a high
priority for the Santa Clarita Valley and I am proud to be part of the effort to
make it happen.”
Congressman Buck McKeon, Knight’s predecessor, introduced a similar bill,
H.R. 5357, the Saint Francis Dam Disaster National Memorial Act, nearly a
year ago, but retired before the bill went through.
“Many thanks to Congressman Steve Knight for his foresight in protecting
69,000 acres of pristine wilderness for generations to come, and for having the
federal government acknowledge the greatest civil engineering tragedy in the
United States, the Saint Francis Dam failure,” said California Assemblyman
Scott Wilk, (R- Santa Clarita). “This memorial will honor those that had fallen
and will help bring closure to friends and families.”
If approved, H.R. 3153 will establish a national memorial to honor the victims
of the Saint Francis Dam disaster of March 12, 1928, create the Saint Francis
Dam Advisory Commission to plan the memorial and work in conjunction
with the Department of Interior, permanently protect the memorial site and
surrounding area of the Saint Francis Dam, educate the general public on this
tragic event that may be America’s worst civil engineering failure of the 20th
Century and the worst flood in the state of California’s history and designate
the Saint Francis Dam National Monument, according to officials.
“I am delighted that Congressman Knight has introduced this wonderful bill.
It has been 87 years since the Saint Francis Disaster,” said Dianne ErskineHellrigel, president of the Santa Clara River Watershed Conservancy and
president and executive director of the Community Hiking Club. “Families have
waited long enough for their loved ones to be memorialized, and Congressman
Knight has accepted this challenge. Not only has he worked hard to give these
families closure, but he is protecting the last available pristine wilderness in the
district for generations to come.”
Erskine-Hellrigel gave Knight a tour of the St. Francis Dam disaster site earlier
this month.
preserve some 69,000 acres of the Castaic wilderness to be enjoyed in its pristine
condition by ours and future generations,” said Alan Pollack, president of the
Santa Clarita Valley Historical Society. “There are precious few areas left in
Southern California where we can enjoy unspoiled nature at its finest. Thanks
to our Congressman Steve Knight for introducing this landmark bill into the
House of Representatives. We hope to get swift passage there and in the Senate,
and onto the desk of our President for his signature.”
Other supporters of H.R. 3153 include: Santa Clarita City Councilmember
Laurene Weste, city of Santa Clarita Parks, Recreation & Community Services
and SCVTAC Chair Ruthann Levison, VFW Post 2043 Commander Gerald V.
Olivas, Southern California Organizer for the California Wilderness Coalition
Linda Castro and more than 50 other individuals, businesses and organizations
in and around the Santa Clarita Valley.
The whole project for the national memorial began about four years ago when
Pollack visited the Johnstown Flood National Memorial in Pennsylvania, where
more than 2,000 people were killed when the dam broke in 1889, he said.
“Then I started reading about Johnstown and I came to realize there were so
many similarities between that disaster and this one. You had a dam that was
poorly constructed, you have this big tragedy happen, hundreds of people dying,
whole families, terrible reception and that’s what we had here,” Pollack said.
“There was one glaring difference between the two disasters, in Johnstown
— they had a national memorial, visitor center, documentary film and the St.
Francis Dam has nothing, so I figured why not try to do this with the St. Francis
Dam.”
Pollack brought on Erskine-Hellrigel to bring the project together.
H.R. 3153 was introduced to the House of Representatives Wednesday, July
22 and Knight’s office believes the bill will head to the House Committee on
Natural Resources next.
The construction of the dam began in August of 1924 and began to fill with
water on March 1, 1928, according to SCVHistory.
A little more than two-and-a-half minutes before midnight on March 12, 1928,
the dam failed.
The wall of water, 55 feet taller than the original Colossus’ tallest hill at Six
Flags Magic Mountain, crashed through San Francisquito Canyon and reached
the Pacific Ocean just south of Ventura. It took the immense wave five-and-ahalf hours to reach the ocean.
An estimated 431 people were killed.
Different from H.R. 5357, the H.R. 3153 bill also seeks to designate
surrounding federal lands as wilderness due to its historic and environmental
significance, according to officials.
“We now have a golden opportunity to recognize and honor the lives of those
hundreds of victims by passing legislation to create the St. Francis Dam
National Memorial and Monument. In addition, this bill will set aside and
The failure of the St. Francis Dam is known as the second-worst disaster in
California history, coming behind the 1906 San Francisco earthquake and
subsequent fires, and America’s worst civil engineering failure of the 20th
century, according to SCVHistory.com.
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Hi, my name is Shayla and I would like to tell you about giraffes. They are
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about giraffes last week for Africa. This week, we learned about South America.
They have a lot of animals like foxes, monkeys, snakes, and tortoises. I also saw a
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At C.A.R.E. Learning Academy, we had a fiesta to celebrate our hard work and
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This week we learned about the continent South America and all of its country’s.
I also learned that the tallest mountain is Aconcagua Mountain and it’s 22,841
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Equator.
I learned how to become a great leader from going to C.A.R.E. Learning
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At the mission, we had fun at the church. It was cool and very nicely decorated.
We saw a water fountain and small waterfall at the garden.
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Through Heavy Rain and Thunderstorms in Santa Clarita, Drought Continues
By Jessica Boyer
The Santa Clarita Valley received rain,
thunderstorms and lightning this past weekend,
bringing in more than an inch of rain.
National Weather Service officials recorded about
1.33 inches of rainfall between Saturday and
Monday.
Thunderstorms and lightning caused power outages
all over Los Angeles County, including the KHTS
AM-1220 office and other offices along Main Street
in Newhall after lightning struck a power pole.
While the Santa Clarita Valley was doused during
the storm, water officials say the valley, and the state,
needs more water to get out of the drought.
“The rain is very welcomed. It reduces some water
demand and one of the things folks should know is
that one of the things prohibited by the State Water
Resources Control Board is watering within 48 hours
of rain,” said Dirk Marks.
“The rain is good news but it certainly is not the end
of the drought,” Marks said. “In Santa Clarita the
average is about 17 inches per year. We’ve received
about 6 inches so far.”
National Weather Service Los Angeles, Oxnard
officials released a hazardous outlook report for
the southwest part of the state, including the Santa
Clarita Valley, that was in effect until Monday night.
BRIDGE BITES from The American Contract Bridge League
THE MERRIMAC COUP
By: Brian Gunnell
week’s coup got its exotic name. For the rest of us there is Google.
Against 3NT, West leads his 4th best Heart, and routine defense by East is to win the
Ace and return the Jack. Declarer’s King wins that and Clubs are played. East can
take his ♣A when he likes, West gets a couple of Hearts, but that is all there is for the
defense. 9 tricks for Declarer.
♠ A6
♥ 754
♦ 763
♣ KQT96
North
♠ 432
♠ KJT9
♥ QT82
♦ 954
♣ 872
♥ AJ3
West
Declarer
♠ Q875
♥ K96
Both Vulnerable
South West North East
1NT
Pass 3NT All Pass
East
Let’s replay the hand, this time with a wide-awake East at the table. He can see those
ominous Clubs in Dummy and must knock out the ♠A before Declarer can set up the
Clubs. That’s right, a Spade shift is required at Trick 2. But shifting to the ♠J does not
get the job done. Declarer will hop up with her Queen, saving Dummy’s ♠A entry for
later. What is needed is the spectacular shift to the ♠K, that does knock out Dummy’s
entry (if the ♠K is ducked then East simply continues with another Spade). Nicely done!
to set the contract.
♦ JT8
♣ A54
Of course, after the ♠A has been dislodged, East must keep up the good work by ducking one round of Clubs, in order to complete the job of shutting out the Club suit. Why
not duck a second round in case Declarer started with three Clubs? West will help out
that West started with an odd number of Clubs and therefore that Declarer does not
have three. Ducking the second Club would be fatal as it happens, allowing Declarer to
scamper home with two Spades, a Heart, four Diamonds and two Clubs.
♦ AKQ2
♣ J3
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Beautiful Quiet Neighborhood
18520 Soledad Cyn Rd Ste. K • Canyon Country, CA 91351
Dealer # 1074750
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661-618-7015
Newer 2 bedrooms 2 bath with den
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39. 2015 Mobile Sunrise Series by Champion, 588 square
feet, 1 bedroom 1 bath also includes stove, refrigerator with
ice maker, steps with awnings,
skirting, hook ups for stack
able washer and dryer, wired
for air conditioning. $48,500
OBO 661-252-3028
Rentals
Homes & Condos
Castaic $2400, 1621 sq ft,
4bd, 2.5ba, Close to School
and Park 661-255-7600
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ask your rep 661-298-5330
COUNTRY COTTAGE 1
Bedroom, 1 bath cottage.
$895 Renovated, washer and
dryer, front wood patio. Next
to National Forest. 7 Minutes
from Canyon Country. One
person. 310-295-7957
2 plus 2 APT. 950sq ft, clean,
quiet canyon setting, pool,
fireplace, 1 pet with restrictions,
accepting applications, $1,200
month plus security call
661-298-0361
Canyon Country Home Walk
the kids to award winning elementary school and daycare
from this very clean 3 bedroom 2 bath, 2 car garage,
1345 square foot home. 19875
Drasin Drive. New custom
paint in and out, new carpet,
remodeled baths, central heat
and air, large entertainers
back patio, $2,150 a month
plus security. 1 year lease
minimum. Lawn care
included. Available August
1st. Contact Mike at
818-425-2325 for information
and showings.
Saugus $2550, 2039 sq ft,3bd,
3ba, HOA Pool and Spa
6 6 1 - 2 5 5 - 7 6 0 0
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Beautiful Pine Mountain Club
Cabin to share. Bedroom with private bath-a Cooks kitchen-laundry
facilities. available community
activities-golf-tennis-weekend live
music and more. Non-smoker-no
pets. $550. PMC a great place to
retire. 24-hour security.
818-642-3262
Beautiful Rooms to Rent in Canyon Country.. Master bedroom
with attached car garage and private entry for $775..Master bedroom with sharing bathroom for
$650 and $550 a month room to
rent with sharing bathroom. Walking distance to community pool.
NO pets, drugs or alcohol. Please
FEMALES
ONLY.
Call
661-600-8143
Canyon Country A room with a
private bath for rent in quiet Canyon Country neighborhood. Includes utilities, cleaning service,
internet, cable, jacuzzi, pool and
laundry. Mature adult, no drugs,
alcohol,smoking or pets. $625 a
month. Call 661-373-9528
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Saugus $2800, 2401 sq ft Single Story Home 4bd, 2ba plus
View
661-255-7600
Estate Mgmt
Castaic $2250, 1903 sq ft 3bd,
2.5ba, Mountain View
6 6 1 - 2 5 5 - 7 6 0 0
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SMALL GUEST HOUSE On horse
property. 1 bedroom plus 1.5
bath. Guest-duplex in Canyon
Country, All new kitchen and
baths, flooring etc. indoor laundry,
$1195 month. Jeff 661-644-1091
Valencia $1695, 910 sq ft,
2bd,2baCondo, HOA Pool and
Spa
661-255-7600
Estate Mgmt
Stevenson Ranch $2450,
1769 sq ft, 2bd, Den, 3ba
6 6 1 - 2 5 5 - 7 6 0 0
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Clean Room 24 hour gated Sr.
C o m p l e x ,
o n e
bedroom,Person must be
neat, 50 and older mature responsible adult, must be
employed, furniture available.
$150 security, $479-per
month. 661-298-7155
Medium size room-Canyon
Country Shared bath, washer
and dryer, shared kitchen.
utilities included. $650. Male
tenant, no drinking or smoking preferred. 661-810-9643
Nice Home In Stevenson
Ranch Offers 1 room for
rent with attached
bathroom. High definition
TV with over 200 channels,
1 mile from the freeway.
No pets, smoking or
drugs. Parking available.
$645 per month call Alexia
661-877-6422
Jul 24 - Jul 30, 2015
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4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms
HUGE HUGE 2005 Fleetwood
4 bedrooms, 2 bath, fenced back yard
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2004 Champion 3 bedrooms, 2 bath
1620 sq ft, Side by Side Free Standing
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New Paint inside/outside. Gated Patio, Private Porch
Serial#36299A/B DOH #PFS1151252/53
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22x57 in Cordova Mobile Estates
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at Sierra Park Retirement Community
Serial#CAFLX08A/B23145ST12
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Van Nuys, CA 91405
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Saugus $2550
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Stevenson Ranch $2450
1769 sq 2bd + Den + 3ba
NICE PLACE VERY QUIET in
CANYON COUNTRY. MUST BE
EMPLOYED. No smoking,
alcohol, and no drugs, $550mo.
NO deposit and NO last month
rent. Ask for Rosie 661-414-2526
Hablomos Espanol
Nice Size Room For Rent In
beautiful Valencia home. Share
bathroom, laundry, kitchen
privileges, WI-fi, dish TV. All utilities included, community pool and
spa. Available September 1st.
$575 a month. 661-200-3573
Rooms for rent In beautiful Santa
Clarita-Agua Dulce, Walk to
markets, restaurants, very private,
gated, large furnished master
bedroom, private bath, for
female-1 or more, Perfect for
artist, E-commerce-$800 per mth
incl. utilities-cable TV. 33303
Agua Dulce Cyn Rd. call
Peter-661-402-7011
Home &
Garden
Appliances
2010 LG washer color white, excellent condition, $450
661-317-2087
Castaic $2400
1621 sq 4bd + 2.5ba
Close to School and Park
Castaic $2250
1903 sq 3bd+2.5ba
Mountain View
Valencia $1695
910 sq , 2bd +2ba Condo
HOA Pool + Spa
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818-363-5492
vacuum
$35
Electric paper shredder $15..
Electric juicer with attachments,
$4.. and Rival handheld mixer, $4.
Call 661-424-1452
Front loader washer and dryer
Whirlpool, dual, $400 OBO
661-510-8937
GE Washer and Dryer Excellent
Condition. Very Clean. White.
250.00 for both. Call
323-236-1317 for details.
Kenmore freezer medium size, 47
h by 22 w by 24 d, freezer only,
excellent condition, $75
805-791-0838
Microwave made by Magic chef,
silver, works great, $39 obo. Located at Soledad-Solamint in C.C.
661-495-6143
Refrigerator (white) GE Profile
performance white side by side
refrigerator with ge smart water filtration system. Very good
condition. Asking 150.00 call
661-310-0223.
Samsung washer and dryer set
$350 OBO 661-317-2087
Stainless steel Refrigerator side
by side, $500 OBO 818-588-8884
Toaster Sunbeam Made in USA
1947, $30 Sunbeam Toaster
Made in USA 1947. Works, $30.
Canyon Country 661 252-9147
Washer machine and electric
dryer, $60 ea 661-510-8937
Antiques
Fenton 3 Pieces vase, shoe and
basket, $85, 661-284-6498
Mirrors 2 beveled mirrors oval
24x20 painted wood frame $65.
27x15 metal frame $70. both in
very good cond have more antique
mirrors
available
661-269-1479
Furniture
2 Ashley bar stools $200 a piece
661-317-2087
2 Bar high teak wood oversize patio chairs with arms, $100
805-428-9256
5 drawer chest of drawers real
nice solid wood 5 drawer dresser,
all drawers work great, 40 wide,
19 deep, 52 tall, the price is $150.
661-251-9250
7 piece Bedroom Set Beautiful
rich wood bedroom set. Armoir,
long dresser and mirror. Head and
foot board with some wrought
iron. And nightstand. Paid 2,300
from Sams Club. Asking 1500.
661-313-2128.
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FREE ESTIMATES
26635 Valley Center Dr.
(off Soledad Canyon)
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Wicalls Carpets, Inc. LIC# 301091
SINCE 1968
8 High End Vintage paintings from
1978-1992, hand made vintage
frames on 4. Make offer, can send
pics. Located at Soledad-Solamint
in C.C. 661-495-6143
Antique dressing table with mirror
no bench, mahogany, very old, in
good
condition,
$125
661-433-6767
Ashley leather chair/recliner in
case of wood, dark choc brown,
$450 OBO 661-317-2087
Bathroom cabinet. Wall mount.
approx. 26 x 32 x 4 deep. Single
door with shelves inside $25.
661-255-7510
Beautiful dresser and mirror nice
7 drawer dresser, 64 long, 18
deep, 32 tall, and large mirror, 45
wide, 46 tall,is detachable, all
drawers work great, the price is
$175. call 661 251-9250
California King mattress and box
springs, pillow top, $100805-791-0838
Cedar Lane storage Trunk solid
pecan, large bottom, 19 d by 41 w
by 26 h, $75 805-791-0838
Cherry wood end table shiny,
beautiful, engraved, oval
shape,good condition, $30. Located at Soledad-Solamint in C.C.
661-495-6143
Coffee table/storage unit top can
be used as ottoman or trays, bottom is all storage. Great condition.
41 12 w X 16 12in d X 16in h
$50661-255-7510
Curio cabinet nice glass enclosed
curio cabinet, has a light too. $85,
661-251-9250
Desk with Hutch, Solid Oak Great
for desk top computer. CPU and
printer are hidden away. Paid
$3000, will sell for $400. Call John
at 661-292-9324.
Dining Room Table seats 6 with
table pads and hutch with drawers
and storage space, from 1940s,
excellent shape, dark wood, $500
805-223-1633
Formica top steel desk 2 drawers,
1 lg compartment, 40 by 30, $10..
2 lamps, 15ins h, 1 green 1 maroon color with shade, $5.. Call
661-424-1452
Leather ottoman grey color,
tufted, small, 3ft by 3ft, very
square shape, $32 obo. Located
at Soledad-Solamint in C.C.
661-495-6143
Metal 2 drawer file cabinet with
key, $10 818-554-3691
Modern couchs 1 triangle shape
and 1 round circle shape,tan and
choc brown leather on
bottom,very unique.Buy as set or
separated,okay cond.Please
make
offer.Located
at
661-495-6143
Moving Sale (everything must
go!!) Furniture, clothes ,shoes
,toys and e tc.. P l e a se c all
310-995-9090
Nice 6 drawer bedroom dresser
real nice condition, solid wood,
dovetail joints, all drawers work
great, 47 long, 19 deep, 30 tall.
$145. 661-251-9250
Oak bookcase oak, storage on
bottom, $40 661-433-6767
Oak Day Bed with pop up
trundle-2 excellent mattresses
near new, gorgeous, $200
805-791-0838
Oak twin bed with lots of storage
and drawer underneath, excellent,
$100 805-428-9256
Pop Up Leaf Dining Table real
nice solid wood Pop Up Leaf Dining table, 35 by 60 leafs down, 35
by 84 leafs up, $125,
661-251-9250, selling table only
Portable bed brand EZ, $25
818-363-5492
QUEEN SIZE Bed Frame QUEEN
SIZE metal bed frame for sale. A
BARGAIN at $25.00. Get it before
its gone.... 949-212-6446
Queens natural wicker sleigh bed
$100 805-428-9256
SELLING BEDROOM FURNITURE and living room, dining
room and family room furniture for
sale, all modern. Call for more info
and prices 213-842-5034
Single fold together bed all metal,
less then 2 months old. Cost $130
selling $65 805-223-1633
Slider Rocker good condition, $40
661-297-1350
split level bedroom dresser real
nice 4 drawer split level dresser
with cabinet door and shelf. all
drawers work great, measures 54
long, 20 deep, 32 40 tall. $135,
661-251-9250
Thomasville 7 drawer dresser and
night stands nice 7 drawer
Thomasville dresser, glass top,
adjustable mirror, dovetail joints,
measures 63 long, 19 deep, 31
tall, and 2 matching nightstands,
$235, 661-251-9250
Twin on twin bunkbed solid wood,
excellent, complete, barely used,
$250 805-428-9256
Twin Size Sleigh Bed complete
twin size sleigh bed, includes
headboard, footboard and rails,
measures 42 wide. $125.
661-251-9250, also have box
spring and mattress for $50
Unique armoire, hutch/tv stand or
can be used as a dresser org
wicker collection, tan color, $30
obo. Located at Soledad-Solamint
in C.C. 661-495-6143
Vintage Thomasville Desk nice
vintage desk Thomasville, 55
long, 19 deep, 30 tall. The price is
$200. 661-251-9250
Housewares
2 sets of 2 plates from the casino
for recent casino closing, each
with different slots combos, casino
name on plate. Special price $16
for all. 661-424-1452
Black and Decker Juicer color
black, has a very small leak, $15.
Located at Soledad-Solamint in
C.C. 661-495-6143
E l e c t r i c
d i g i t a l
turkey/fryer/steamer and boiler 28
cord, new in box, $50
818-363-5492
Lamp Shades 3 shades, colors
are browns, tans and orange-ish,
gorgeous large size, $9 each in
Canyon Country, 661-495-6143
Vacuum Cleaner Eureka upright
$30. Eureka upright vacuum
cleaner, recently serviced, new
belt and bag, runs great $30. 661
2 5 2 - 9 1 4 7
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Vacuum cleaner made by
Generation, model no 3, $75
818-363-5492
Building
Supplies
1Gas Welding Tank Settling
150cb ft full of CO2 and argon for
$300, 805-223-1633
66 pieces of red bricks long bricks
13ins l, $1 ea 661-317-2087
Cement mixer large size, new motor and belt but not running, excellent cond, $125 661-313-1049
Security door white, heavy duty,
$90 661-317-2087
Tools
10in radio arm saw makes all
types of cuts, like new condition,
$275 obo 805-223-1633
Body shop frame straightening 10
ton power post with all equipment,
floor pots, rims, ready for use,
$2595 805-223-1633
Carpet/Floor Cleaning Machine
Strip and buff wet or dry, with 16
inch brush. Adjustable handle,
four gallon solution tank, 50 foot
cord. On two wheels $450 Leave
Message 661-251-4610
Large Heavy Duty Vacuum Big reusable bag, 16 inch brush, 50 foot
cord, two half horse power
motors. $350 Leave message
661-251-4610
MAC TOOLS Tool Boxes Full
size. Two 8 drawer bottom boxes,
one 10 drawer top box. 67 inches
long, 61 inches high, 19 inches
deep. $500. Cyn Country,
661-251-3433
Shop fox Jig saw with light, variable speed, 16in throat, extra
blades. New new condition, $150.
Also available Yates American
combination tool. Call for details
661-268-1277
T Square and Straight Edges,
door hinge template. USA $30 T
Square, Straight Edges, hinge
template.Exact Giant T Square
48, Exact Straight Edge 36, Johnson Level 36, hinge template.
Made in USA. $30. 661 252-9147
email johnbronsenhotmail.com
Garden & Patio
1 Chaise lounges chairs heavy
cast iron, beautiful design, adjustable back. Paid $600 selling
$200 for both, 805-428-9256
6 by 8 plastic shed with rubber
floor, in excellent cond, $75
661-799-4973
Craftsman Lawn Tractor
L2000 with two bagger
attachment. Excellent condition and easy to operate. 46
inch blade. $650 obo
661-252-2583
Garden yard edger trimming tool
kit all attachments by
Shakespeare, new, never been
used, $50 obo 805-223-1633
Glass patio large table with 4
chairs, 37ins w by 63ins l, excellent cond, $100. Call
805-428-9256
Iron chaise lounge chair adjustable back, beautiful with cushions $95. 805-428-9256
Sears vintage electric cement
mixer for only small jobs, no
wheels, $50 firm 661-317-2087
Wood Chipper 10hp, troy bilt,
$300 obo. Call 661-268-0698
Other
1898 book ’Boots and Saddles’ by
Elizabeth B Custer 1898, $125
818-363-5492
2 gift cans, 1 gift box, 2 coffee
cups, 1 tall red lobster drinking
glass, 1 small hibiscus tray, 1 sq
tupperware bacon keeper, inflatable swimming tube, $4 for all
661-424-1452
2 US American Flags $50 ea
818-554-3691
4 new sofa pillows 4 kitchen tie on
pillows for chairs, 1 long venetian
blind duster, 1 lg blue tote bag, 1
small zipper bag, 2 metal baskets,
$8 for all 661-424-1452
AIRLINES CAREERS. Get FAA
approved maintenance training at
campuses coast to coast. Job
placement assistance. Financial
Aid for qualifying students. Military
friendly. Call AIM 888-686-1704
AVIATION Grads work with
JetBlue, Boeing, Delta and othersstart here with hands on training
for FAA certification. Financial aid
if qualified. Call Aviation Institute
of Maintenance 866-453-6204
Baby stroller Eddie Bauer $40 obo
sturdy, well made. Very good
condition, clean inside and out.
Cost $200, sell for $40 obo. 661
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CASH FOR CARS, Any Make or
Model Free Towing. Sell it
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CASH PAID-up to $25/BOX for
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Ceramic mexican girl table
decoration, 7ins tall, $5
661-424-1452
DIRECTV Starting at $19.99/mo.
FREE Installation. FREE 3
months of HBO SHOWTIME CINEMAX starz. FREE HD-DVR
Upgrade.. 2015 NFL Sunday
Ticket included -Select PackagesNew Customers Only. CALL
1-800-614-8506
Dish Network. Starting $19.99 a
month -for 12 months.- PLUS
Bundle and SAVE -Fast Internet
for $15 more-month.- CALL
1-800-240-0859
DISH TV Starting at $19.99/month
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Favre
bobblehead
$25
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64 - 67 Chevelle cowl vent panel
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Hubcaps still wrapped,$50 obo
805-223-1633
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Ecklers Corvette power antenet
CB and AMFM antenet, brand
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Ex Accel dual point distributor and
coil $25.. Echlin dual point
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assembly, left and right $200 obo.
Grill left and right $125 ea. Call
805-223-1633
Firebird trans am cowl inducted
steel hood with air cleaner, fits
82-92 body style, $650 obo
805-223-1633
Ford 15in Torino OEM factory turbine aluminum wheels with caps
and lug nuts complete, $300 obo
805-223-1633
FORD Bucket seats cherry
condition, $250. 805-223-1633
Ford Pick up dually fenders left
and right, $220 each,
805-223-1633
Ford Ranger Crome Rear Bumper
with top rubber pads and mounting brackets, complete $125
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Chevy, $100 ea obo. Call
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$450. 805-223-1633
Gas Welding Botter kart $75,
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GM Camaro firebird t-top with
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obo. Call 805-223-1633nbsp
GM rally wheels from a Corvette
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Heaters - for Commercial
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shop,
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BTU, $195 obo, 805-223-1633
Heavy duty trailer dolly for moving
your trailer around, hitch ball and
inflatable tires, $40 805-223-1633
Mechanic large cabinet parts
washers professional model $250
obo, 805-223-1633
Mitsubishi and Dodge D50 left
front fender, new, $40 obo
805-223-1633
Mitsubishi Eclipse-Eagle Talon
manual $25, 818-363-5492
Motorcycle lift $70 buys almost
new hydraulic lift for 500lb motorcycles and quads from 6 to 18
inches 661-713-6123
Must Sell! 454 Chevy BBC radiator 4 row BBC $100, with fan
shroud $50. Oil cooler with GM
adapter-oil cooler radiator $50,
805-223-1633
Professional parts washer brand
name Agitator, $200. Call
805-223-1633
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Professional Mechanic Shop
Parts Washer with electric pump,
size 30 by 45ins, ready for use,
$200 805-223-1633
Ranchero Torino complete doors
$100 each. Call 805-223-1633
Real Commercial Shop Parts
washer top opening 36 x 36 x 24,
pump flexible steel hose, brand
name Ajitor, $250 obo,
805-223-1633
Reese kwik-slide 5th wheel hitch
$400 OBO 661-549-4222
Reese tow bar 74950 Reese adjustable class 3 tow bar 2 ball
5,000lb excel cond $50.
661-269-1479
Restoration Specialists in Installation of floor pans and other rusted
panels. Call 805-223-1633
Set of buckets seats grey leather
with arm rest and head rest, nice
condition, $250 for the set.
805-223-1633
Small block Chevy exhaust manifold 1960s - 1990s $60 a set. Call
805-223-1633
Spray gun washer Herkules 2
paint gun cleaning cabinet, $295
obo, 805-223-1633
Tilt steering column GM
Chevelle-Camaro $150 obo. Call
805-223-1633
Tool box for a full size pick up behind the window, new $125 obo
805-233-1633
Torque converter, fly wheel and
etc.. for 464 engine, 4 speed,
automatic, old transmission, $250
OBO 805-233-1633
Toyota MR2 black dash, cherry
condition, $100 obo 805-223-1633
64 - 67 El Camino tail gate with
top molding, no rust, nice
condition, $300 obo 805-223-1633
66 Chevelle black hood, cherry
condition, no rust, $250 obo
805-223-1633
67 - 69 Camaro hood flat, cherry
condition, no rust, $150 obo
805-223-1633
68 - 70 Roadrunner or cornet post
car, quarter windows left and
right, $75 for set, Call
805-223-1633
68 - 72 Chevelle 10 bolt rear axles
only $50 obo. Call 805-223-1633
68 - 72 Corvette org GM factory
tach,
7000rpm,
$70,
805-223-1633
68 Barracuda Fastback rear body,
wide trim panel with the lettering
on it Barracuda $100 obo. Seat
track $50. Rear bumper with rackets $100. Call 805-223-1633
68-69 Chevel 2 door new left corner panel, $100, 805-223-1633
70 - 72 El Camino/Chevelle flat
hood, $100, 805-223-1633
70 - 73 Dodge Challenger
bumpers front and rear,
re-chrome, still in wrapper, stored
for 30 years, $750 for both obo,
805-223-1633
70 Chevelle SS instrument cluster
$500, 805-223-1633
72 Chevy new hub caps Chevy
pick up truck new hub caps $40
ea. 805-223-1633
72 Chevy pick up 15 by 8 rally
wheels, 5 lugs, $195 for a set of 4.
MUST SELL 805-223-1633
73 - 74 El Camino Camaro Rally
wheels, 70-newer, exc cond $100
set 4, 805-223-1633
73 - 77 Chevelle El Camino complete rear end, heavy duty, 11in
brakes, drum to drum, $295
805-223-1633
73 - 77 Chevelle El Camino
cowl-dash pad instruments, a-c
and heater, wire harness, vacuum
lines, ALL still assembly, in fire
wall panel, $250 obo,
805-223-1633
73 - 77 Chevelle El Camino door
panels, white in color, 2 pieces ea
door, electric for windows and
locks, $150 for both door panels
805-223-1633
73 - 77 Chevelle El Camino grill
like new condition, $395
805-223-1633
73 - 77 El Camino / Chevelle hood
$200, 805-223-1633
73 - 77 El Camino and or Chevelle parts, $50 - $250.
805-223-1633
73 - 77 El Camino Chevelle front
clip complete. Must sell $450 obo,
Call 805-223-1633
73 - 77 El Camino Chevelle front
clip complete. Must sell $450 obo,
Call 805-223-1633
73 - 77 El Camino door glass $75.
805-223-1633
73 - 77 El Camino left front
fender, complete, $200,
805-223-1633
73 - 87 Chevy truck instrument
cluster, $50, 805-223-1633
73 Chevelle El Camino grill flawless condition, like new, $500 obo
805-223-1633
73 El Camino grill excellent cherry
cond, $500 obo 805-223-1633
77 - 79 Ford GT Torino and LTD II
body parts, and complete interior
parts, $100 - $400, 805-223-1633
77 - 79 Ford ranchero torino doors
complete with door panels, $100
ea OBO. Call 805-223-1633
77 El Camino project for your
completion, no engine and
transmission, $750 or you can
purchase an engine for total of
$1500 obo. Call 805-223-1633
78 - 87 El Camino body parts $75
- $100, 805-223-1633
78 - 87 El Camino body parts and
fender, $80 ea. Call 805-223-1633
78 - 87 El Camino body parts: 81
El Camino fender no moldings
$75. 81 El Camino fender with
molding $75. 82-87 El Camino
with marker lamp and inner fender
panel $75, 805-223-1633
78 - 87 El Camino front bumper
assembly $100 obo. Core support
$100 obo. Call 805-223-1633
78 - 87 El Camino parts Body and
engine parts, prices from $100 $250, 805-223-1633
80 El Camino grill $100,
805-223-1633
80 El Camino grill cherry
condition, $80, 805-223-1633
80’s Chevy V8 small block exhaust manifold with smog tubes
and 02 sensor, $150 for the set.
Call 805-223-1633
81 - 87 Chevy truck new right
front fender, $75 obo
805-223-1633
82 - 84 Camaro z28 GM factory
fiberglass hood, $200 obo.
805-223-1633
82 - 87 El Camino 4 head lamp
header panel $100. Call
805-223-1633
82 - 87 Newer Chevy Pick Up new
right front fender $65, Call
805-223-1633
82 - 92 Camaro firebird glass
T-tops, $150 for set,
805-223-1633
82 - 92 Camaro firebird t-top $150
805-223-1633
82 - 92 Camaro right front fender
paint strip, no rust, $100 obo
805-223-1633
82 Camaro Z28 GM factory fiber
glass hood, $75 OBO. Call
805-223-1633
84 Firebird trans am cowl inductive hood, complete with air
cleaner, $650 805-223-1633
85 - 96 Corvette Hood $395 obo,
805-223-1633
86 - 87 El Camino rally wheels
center hubcaps only, set of
4,$100 obo 805-223-1633
87 - 97 Ford Truck tail gate molding large aluminum panel, new
condition, $300 805-223-1633
87 Chevy dually crew cab less
engine, clean pink slip, $895 obo,
805-223-1633
87 Chevy dually pick-up bed
$300, 805-223-1633
87 Dually bed $250 without vendors or with vendors $500. Call
805-223-1633
88 Irock 15in wheels and caps set
of 4, $395. Call 805-223-1633
89 - 95 Toyota pick up truck 2 wd,
left front fender, new, $50 obo
805-223-1633
89-94 OEM Toyota Truck Hood
cherry condition, $125 obo
805-223-1633
90 - 92 Ford truck grill $50.
805-223-1633
90 - 97 Ford dually truck fenders
dual tanks, fuel doors, excellent
shape, $250 each, 805-223-1633
93 - 97 Ford Ranger pick up new
fender, right front, $40
805-223-1633
93 and up Jeep Cherokee new,
right front fender, $50 obo
805-223-1633
94 Dodge truck (and later years)
chrome center hubcap $35,
805-223-1633
Aluminum Gm small block Chevy
intake manifold $70 805-223-1633
Aluminum wheels size 15 by 8,
with caps, 5 lugs, 4 3-4 bolt
pattern, set of 4, $200 obo for the
set, 805-223-1633
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Used,bring cash and your
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Auto paint acrylic enamel, new
paint, 5 quarts Centari Porsche
red code 027 $250. 805-223-1633
Auto Paint PPG acrylic and
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1 quart, $300 obo 805-223-1633
Cars
1973 Corvette 454 hp, red and
black interior, 86000 miles, needs
some work, $16500. Call for more
info 818-321-6837
1977 El Camino 350 ac, power
steering and brakes, auto
transmission, power windows,
runs and drive, needs work,
$1295 obo 805-223-1633
2001 Pontiac Grand Prix - must
sell had it for a year. Local drive to
school, church,and fitness. My 1st
car, very well maintained. Well
kept clean inside out. Needs a little work. Sell as is. $1999
STONE CHIP
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Canyon Country
(Across from Home Depot
next to Jiffy Lube)
WE REPAIR POWER WINDOWS
Soledad Cyn
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Trucks/SUV
1999 Toyota Solara 5-Speed,
166,000 miles. Nice Stereo
with Bluetooth. 1 owner, all receipts since new, drives like
new, $3500 call Joe
661-621-1993 or Ray
702-630-7684 Canyon Country area
2009 Mercedes E250 67,000
miles, loaded with AMG sports
package. Very good tires, clean,
all routine maintenance, $18,000
OBO. 661-510-3853
89 Honda Prelude s5 auto, white,
black interior, 2nd owner,
162000k miles, runs very good,
moon roof, $4400 661-547-2521
95 T-Top Camaro for sale.. needs
key and has electrical short. Call
Jessie 661-888-3495
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phone and CD/DVD Player
BEAUTIFUL 1998 BMW 540i
WITH CLEAN TITLE BLUETOOTH CD DVD REBUILT ENGINE APPROX 50,000 MI CAT
CONVERTER REPLACED 2013
TIRES AND BRAKES 1 yr NEW
TAGS RUNS GREAT $3500 OBO
CARS/TRUCKS WANTED! Top
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1 ton dually Pick up rear end,
drum to drum, $395,
805-223-1633
15in Chevy truck wheels LT tires
5 lugs, set of 4, $190,
805-223-1633
1990 Jeep Wrangler YJ 4.2L , 6
cylinder, removable hardtop, runs
good $4,000 Call 661-360-3184
1990 Mitsubishi Pick Up Truck
51,000 org miles, ready for paint,
$2500 805-223-1633
1993 Chevy Suburban 1500 4 by
4, needs transmission work, hold
up to 7 passengers, very good
car, $1100 OBO 818-321-6837
1994 Ford Truck extra cab,5000
org miles,f250 pick-up,heavy
duty,clean
pink,51
engine,automatic, over drive,
power steering and brakes, a-c,
comes with parts to fix it,$2595
805-223-1633
2007 TOYOTA TACOMA 4x4, All
the EXTRAS!!! Double Cab Sport
Grey 4x4 AC Electric windows
doors mirrors tinted XM too many
extras to list 134k all records Toyota mechanics say EXCELLENT
CONDITION.
HURRY
$15,999,949-212-6446
2011 Ford Ranger Sport pickup
truck, V6 automatic fully loaded,2
wheel drive looks and runs like
new. 97,000 highway miles.
$10,500 save over 3,000 Kelly
Blue Book call 661-670-0428
73 - 77 Chevelle El Camino
cowl-dash pad instruments, a-c
and heater, wire harness, vacuum
lines, ALL still assembly, in fire
wall panel, $250 obo,
805-223-1633
73 - 87 Chevy truck instrument
cluster, $50, 805-223-1633
77 - 79 Ford GT Torino and LTD II
body parts, and complete interior
parts, $100 - $400, 805-223-1633
Chevy Pick-Up 88-2000 new right
door, $100, 805-223-1633
Home
Depot
Whites Cyn
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87 Chevy dually crew cab less
engine, clean pink slip, $895 obo,
805-223-1633
97 Ford F250 Crew cab, 4K original miles, has body damage,
$3295. Call 805-223-1633
Original instrument cluster of 72
Ford truck, like new condition,
speedometer 6000 org miles, $95
obo, 805-223-1633
Small block Chevy exhaust manifold 1960s - 1990s $50 a set. Call
805-223-1633
Zieman Flatbed Trailer 5 X 12 excellent condition. $850.
661-733-4463
Zieman Flatbed trailer 6 X 11,
Tailgate-toolbox
excellent
conditon. $950. 661-733-4463
Motorhomes
Camping
88
Southwind,
34’
motorhome, 36k miles, new
tires, queen bedroom,
$12,000 obo 661-259-7983
or 803-2956
Wanted
1973-76 Kawasaki 900 have
cash. Call Jeff 562-773-8112
ATTENTION WHOLESALERS
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equipment. See photos on
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Life, Canyon Country. Make
offer. Call 661-252-8135
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Valencia 661-288-2618
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per car**
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Services
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vices
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23566 Lyons Ave #101
Newhall, CA 91321
27255 Camp Plenty Rd.
Canyon Country, CA 91351
Fishing
equipment
WANTED! All types of
fishing equipment, new
or used ok, all types, fly
fishing, bass fishing, salt
water, best prices paid
for all rods, reels and old
lures, CASH PAID
661-296-0151
Handyman de restaurante DOE
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Balboa Blvd Encino.
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WANTED
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