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by Sarah Farnell
Jeff Baker, 43, lives with his two sons in the washes of Santa Clarita.
Raised in Joplin, Missouri, Baker recalled his upbringing. “I had a pretty
good life growing up,” he said.
Saved From CEMEX
BLM Officials End CEMEX Mine in Soledad Canyon
after 16-Year Dispute
By Melissa Lampert
Bureau of Land Management officials put an end to CEMEX’s
controversial plans to mine in Soledad Canyon by terminating the
building materials company’s contracts last Friday, City of Santa Clarita
officials announced.
The termination document, which follows a long battle against the mine
by City officials, cancelled CEMEX’s two 10-year contracts to mine in
Soledad Canyon due to “non-performance” by CEMEX.
But after dropping out of school at the age of 13 because of his dyslexia,
Baker began working at the factories in Joplin. Years later, the factories shut
down and Baker traveled to Texas, where he worked several odd jobs.
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“Today is a historic day in Santa Clarita,” said Bob Kellar, Mayor Pro
Tem and CEMEX city council sub-committee member. “We have
worked hard for the last 16 years to make sure our community was
protected from the effects of a mega-mining project and that hard work by
many, including our City, our elected officials and those at all levels of
government, has paid off.”
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Deadline Approaches for 21st
Annual River Rally Registration
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nyone who has participated in
the annual River Rally Clean Up
knows it is an opportunity to improve the
Santa Clarita Valley and work side-byside with friends, neighbors, children, or
club members. Individual residents and
organizations can participate in this year’s
21st annual event on Saturday, September
19, 2015 from 8-11 a.m. behind the
shopping center at 18386 Soledad Canyon
Road in Canyon Country, near the
U.S. Post Office. Participants must preregister and the deadline is Wednesday,
September 16, 2015. Register in advance
at GreenSantaClarita.com or by calling
the River Rally Hotline at (661) 284-1415.
The deadline for participants to sign up is
Wednesday, September 16, 2015.
The river clean up event is hosted by
the City of Santa Clarita and includes
the Environmental Expo, where visitors
can meet vendors with tips on recycling,
air quality, pollution prevention, water
quality, open space preservation and
wildlife conservation programs in Santa
Clarita.
“It’s so wonderful to see our community
come together year after year for this event
and help protect our environment,” said
Mayor Marsha McLean. “Thousands
of residents over the past 20 years have
helped remove 396,000 pounds of trash
from the Santa Clara River.”
All participating volunteers must
wear closed-toe shoes, sunscreen and
appropriate clothing for walking in
the riverbed. Gloves, collection bags
and refreshments will be provided to
participants, and volunteers will receive
a commemorative giveaway (while
supplies last).
Nearly half of the Santa Clarita Valley’s
water supply travels through the Santa
Clara River, which is home to 14
endangered bird species, six endangered
plant species, 57 archeological sites and
12 historical landmarks.
Residents are encouraged to carpool,
walk or bike to the event site, as parking
is limited. Free bike valet will be
provided. The event is open to all ages,
however pets are not allowed. For more
information on the 21st annual River Rally
and Environmental Expo, or to sign up to
participate, visit GreenSantaClarita.com
or call the River Rally hotline, at (661)
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The Science of Underachieving
By Sarah Farnell
How to Stop Competing in this Competitive World
counselor to
get real.
Are you sick and tired of being the
best at everything? Are you constantly
reminded of how great your life is?
Overachieving can happen to anyone:
friends, family, loved ones. The effects
of an overwhelmingly high GPA and
great social life can be devastating,
but there is a solution to this festering
disease.
The best underachievers
are not only
known for
their subpar
academic careers, but also
for their disgusting personal hygiene
and eating habits. This means that every
fast food establishment is to be on speed
dial—a button away from your diabetes
diagnosis. You will be swimming in
cholesterol before you know it.
The art of underachieving is a science.
Centuries of trial and error within work
and school environments have patented
a success-proof blueprint for continuous
failure. To understand the craft of this
inevitable academic decline, the process
can be broken down into a few simple
steps.
Step one—deadlines mean nothing. You
will get to that term paper when you get
to that term paper. There are far more
important tasks in life than preparing for your future. “Due Tuesday? Do
Tuesday.”
Who has time to bathe? Not you. You
are far too busy commenting on photos
of your friends having social lives. After
all, harboring those pheromones is the
key to attracting a mate. The longer that
you go without a shower, the more the
opposite sex will be drawn to you. And
if you believe, you can underachieve.
Step two—hang out with the kid that
never seems to leave the gas station.
His patchy beard harbors years of teen
angst and summer school that you need
to grasp onto. Make friends with him,
try his brownies, hide him from your
parents.
The fifth and most important step is to
become involved in 20/80 relationships.
Your pheromones have attracted a lover
that pours their heart and soul into
making you happy—while you forget to
even take out the trash. Be the lover that
only Jerry Springer would take home
to mama. As soon as you have failed
at human contact, you will truly fail at
being a human life.
The third way to sink the boat of life
is to make sure you do the bare minimum—and that means cutting class
a little too early every single day and
only taking easy classes for the rest
of your academic career. Does that
pesky counselor recommend a foreign
language? Well, my friend, the word
“recommend” is your best pal. Tell that
A new generation of disturbed burnouts is on the rise, and it is our duty
as American citizens to preserve this
movement. If we do not fulfill our duty
and become purposeless entities that
suck money from taxpayers, who else
will? Who will take on the noble chore
of being the worst? Only we can make a
difference.
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Nightly Closures of 14 Fwy
Over Next Two Weeks
T
o accommodate the Golden
Valley Road Bridge widening
project, State Route 14 in both
directions at the Golden Valley
Road Bridge will be subject to
nightly closures from Tuesday,
September 8, 2015 through Friday
morning, September 11, 2015.
Additional nightly closures for
the construction will resume on
Tuesday, September 15 through
Thursday morning, September 17.
During the construction, the
northbound State Route 14 will be
subject to closures from midnight
to 6 a.m. and the southbound
State Route 14 will be subject to
closures from 11 p.m. to 4 a.m. from
September 8 to September 11, and
September 15 to September 17. Both
directions of the State Route 14 will
never be closed at the same time.
State Route 14 traffic will be
detoured utilizing respective State
Route 14 off-ramps and on-ramps in
each direction. Motorists who travel
during the early hours through this
area are advised to plan on slightly
heavier traffic.
The Golden Valley Road Bridge
widening project will add an
additional two lanes of travel, one
in each direction, for a total of
four through lanes on the bridge, as
well as a dedicated left turn lane to
access the southbound State Route
14 and two left turn lanes to access
the northbound State Route 14. This
project will also add a pedestrian
walkway on the north side of the
bridge and a bike path on the south
side of the bridge.
To watch the expansion of the
Golden Valley Road Bridge online,
check out the live Construction Cam
on the City’s website. For additional
information on the Golden Valley
Road Bridge widening project,
including traffic schedules and
detours, contact Project Manager
Harry Corder at (661) 290-2290 or
[email protected]. To receive
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Annual Evening of
Remembrance Raises
Awareness of Safe Driving
F
or 10 years, the City of Santa
Clarita and the Blue Ribbon Task
Force have held a meaningful event
that draws local residents who either
have lost loved ones to traffic accidents
or just want to offer support to the
cause of safer driving.
This year’s Evening of Remembrance
will be held on Wednesday, September
9 at Santa Clarita Youth Grove in
Central Park, which is a venue created
to honor those age 24 and under who
lost their lives in auto accidents. The
community is invited to the Walk
of Remembrance beginning at 6:45
p.m. followed by the Evening of
Remembrance ceremony beginning at
7:15 p.m.
“This year marks the 10th anniversary
of the Evening of Remembrance,” said
Santa Clarita Mayor Marsha McLean.
“And with two names being added this
year to the Youth Grove memorial, we
remain committed to educating not
just youth in town, but all residents,
about the importance of safe driving.”
The City of Santa Clarita’s half-acre
Youth Grove memorial is dedicated to
educating the community about safe
driving and offers a place for reflection.
The Youth Grove at Central Park is
now home to 93 individual pillars,
each bearing a plaque with the name
of a young life lost to a traffic-related
incident. The pillars, which mimic
cut tree stumps to symbolize young
lives cut short on the road, surround
a central monument urging the
community to “Know More” about
safe driving habits and pledge that “No
More” young lives will be lost behind
the wheel.
The Youth Grove at Central Park is
located at 27150 Bouquet Canyon
Road. For more information on the
Youth Grove and the inaugural Walk
of Remembrance, contact the City’s
Community Services Division at (661)
250-3727 or visit Santa-Clarita.com/
BlueRibbon.
**Warning: THIS IS A SATIRE.The Views and Opinions expressed in this column are those of the writer, not
necessarily those of Valley Publications/Santa Clarita Gazette.
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Sep 4 - Sep 10, 2015
OPINION
Responsible No More
By Robert Patrick Lewis
I
’m a huge fan of technology, industry disruptors
and any business with a new and efficient way
to meet an unmet or inefficient need in the marketplace. At its core, this is the sole intent of an entrepreneur: to find a demand in the marketplace that
is either unmet or inefficiently addressed, and find a
better (or new) way to meet the demand.
Like most people, I was skeptical of Uber at first.
The idea that someone would use their car to make
a little money on the side by courting strangers
around the city, or that strangers would trust someone without the traditional yellow cab to transport
them, seemed like a stretch to me. But, it worked.
Uber has been a beacon for entrepreneurship. And,
along with Airbnb, has blazed the way for other
sharing economies to show people the unrealized
value in the goods they already own, whether it be
the couch in your living room needed by a lowbudget traveler or the young partygoer who wants a
ride to the bar or club without the typical hassle of
finding, hailing, and waiting for an overpriced taxi.
Through its last rounds of funding, Uber has been
given a valuation of $40 billion. Not only has it
found a massive demand and value for connecting
people who need a little extra money with those
who need a ride, but it helped revolutionize a stagnant industry. As a 35-year-old man, most of my
friends are in one of two camps, the first of which
consists of parents, like me, whose Friday and
Saturday nights are spent at home playing with the
kids or catching up on shows. The second consists
of those without kids who are still enjoying the
nightlife.
Sadly, before Uber came along, most of my friends
who enjoyed the nightlife would rather risk driving
after a night of drinking than call a taxi, due to the
inefficiencies, high prices, and unscrupulous & unsavory characters you would meet driving the yellow
cabs. And now, thanks to entrepreneurship and innovation, the term “calling an Uber” has become as
synonymous with going out drinking as “googling”
has to online searches. But, Uber painted a huge
target on its back with success, and those taking
shots are about as deeply rooted in corruption as
one can get.
One simple fact has to be pointed out before we
continue: workers’ unions are one of the largest
contributors to democratic political campaigns out
there. So, when the teachers union, steelworkers
union or taxi drivers unions need political favors,
they just call their bought-and-paid-for lapdogs.
This was seen in New York City when Mayor Bill
de Blasio and his administration fabricated various false arguments and manufactured reasons to
attempt to do away with Uber in his city. Forget that
it’s a new and unique business changing an industry
that was in dire need and providing many young
people with part-time income who haven’t been able
to find work in Obama’s wonderful economy; the
taxi drivers union was upset about their loss in fares,
so the lapdog de Blasio jumped to action.
After some celebrity help, crafty marketing from
Uber, and a public who quickly saw through the
paper-thin arguments of de Blasio and his cronies,
the New York troubles seemed to pass for the time
being. But, another sharpshooter has taken aim at
Uber and its groundbreaking business model, and
it’s coming from an unlikely place - their own drivers.
Let me rephrase that. It would have been an unlikely place perhaps a decade or two ago, but in the
age of “holding me accountable for my actions is
not politically correct,” perhaps it’s right where we
should have expected it.
Enter Douglass O’Connor, Thomas Colopy, Matthew Manahan and Elie Gurfinkel, plaintiffs in a
case against Uber that truly worries me about the
future of our society, and drives another nail in the
coffin of why this generation will never be mistaken
for the men of the greatest generation. While the allure of Uber was the chance to make a little money
on the side using your car, some people (namely
the plaintiffs listed here) chose to take it on as a
full-time profession. I would put them in the same
boat as fast-food workers demanding $15 an hour
because they weren’t smart enough to realize that
a position in fast food was never meant to be a fulltime position, but who am I to be un-PC and call
someone out for being a lazy and pathetic failure in
life.
The idea that Uber was meant to be a part-time,
contractor position was extremely straightforward
from the beginning for anyone with an IQ high
enough to tie their shoes. When you are available
to take on a rider, you let the app know you’re
available – no manager controlling your hours, no
weekly schedule, no central hub that you have to
work out of or wait at. But in an age where no one
can be held responsible for making big boy decisions, O’Connor, Colopy, Manahan and Gurfinkel
have decided to sue Uber, claiming that despite all
of the factors above, they deserve to be classified as
full-time employees.
You can’t make this
stuff up.
As contrary to common sense as it may seem for
any judge in his/her right mind to even allow this
to be a court case (rather than a punishment to their
parents for raising such worthless individuals), I
think there are two main reasons this lawsuit has
even been allowed to see the light of day. Firstly, all
four men are bringing this lawsuit in the city of San
Francisco, a town so liberal it makes card-carrying
democrats and MSNBC hosts uncomfortable. And,
of course, the fact that so many union-funded politicians are being told by their masters to get rid of
Uber doesn’t help either.
From the standpoints of both a parent and an
entrepreneur, the fact that this lawsuit is allowed
to go forward (and was moved into a class action
status) sickens me. From the parental standpoint, it
shows that personal responsibility has made an exit
from our society. Even though it was made plain
and simple from day one exactly what driving for
Uber meant, these low-lives (and now any litigious
leeches out there) can choose to sue the company
that provided them a way to make extra money
completely on their own terms.
And from the entrepreneurial standpoint, it shows
just how big of a target success makes you, and
that if you challenge the political establishment and
try to even touch an industry which has no ethical
problems with outright corruption, even to make it
much better, the vultures will come down on you
with a quickness.
There was a time when this nation was great, not
because of our landmarks, flag or colleges, but
because of our people. Because a deal could be done
on a handshake, and a man’s word was his bond.
Because American innovation led the world in finding the better way to do things, and because people
took responsibility and pride in their actions.
But, unfortunately, those times are gone, and responsibility is no more in this country.
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 Views and Opinions expressed in these columns are those of the writer, not necessarily those of Valley Publications/Santa Clarita Gazette.**
SCV Residents Invited to Hazard Mitigation
Public Workshop
C
ity of Santa Clarita officials are inviting SCV residents to a free Hazard
Mitigation Public Workshop on Sept. 10 in an effort to identify ways to
reduce the risk of local natural hazards.
In addition to offering information regarding Santa Clarita’s hazard
mitigation plan, the workshop also gives attendees the opportunity to address
concerns and gain an understanding of local natural hazard risks, according
to City officials.
The workshop is designed to familiarize residents with the city’s hazard
mitigation plan and provides the opportunity for feedback. Every five years
City officials evaluate the plan as part of what they referred to as “the public
process.”
Feedback received from the workshop is expected to assist City planning
officials in updating Santa Clarita’s mitigation goals to more closely align
with the concerns of community members.
The plan implements damage prevention efforts to lessen the impact of
natural disasters, including earthquakes, wildfires, floods and more on
residents’ lives and property. It also acts as a guiding document to help secure
local eligibility for pre/post-disaster federal mitigation funding.
The workshop is set for Thursday, Sept. 10 from 6 to 7 p.m. in the “A Room” at the
Santa Clarita Activities Center, located at 20880 Centre Pointe Parkway. No RSVP
is necessary. For more information, contact the City’s emergency services supervisor,
Donna Nuzzi, at 661-250-3721 or [email protected].
Sep 4 - Sep 10, 2015
Oh Sylvia, Bless Your Little Heart:
In the spirit of being fair and balanced, I welcome
Miss or Mrs. Turner’s opinion pieces and I try not
to get in pissing matches with her, but sometimes I
gotta say “give me a freaking break!” Last week she was
praising her newfound hero, presidential candidate
Bernie Sanders. She gushed over his words, while I
had to control the bile that was emanating from the
depths of my gut.
Bernie: “The American people must make a fundamental
decision. Do we continue the 40-year decline of our
middle class and the growing gap between the very
rich and everyone else, or do we fight for a progressive
economic agenda that creates jobs, raises wages, protects the
environment and provides health care for all?”
Doug: What he really is saying: “We need to tax
the crap out of the rich, allow for more deadbeats
to not pay taxes, pump stimulus money into the
government for artificial jobs, engineer wages through
laws, increase environmental regulations and have
the government provide and oversee all aspects of
healthcare.”
Bernie: “We must pursue policies that transform this
country into a nation that affirms the value of its people
of color. That starts with addressing the four central types
of violence waged against black and brown Americans:
physical, political, legal and economic.”
Doug: In other words, create class warfare, turn a
blind eye to same-race killings that are rampant,
persecute any type of language that is deemed racist,
allow for civil unrest and untruths to be spewed
when people of color are legitimately shot by law
enforcement personnel, and increase every sort of
government assistance to all folks of color.
Bernie: “When my Republican colleagues mention
‘family values,’ they’re usually talking about opposition
to contraception, denying a woman’s right to choose, or
opposition to gay rights.”
Doug: What Bernie really means is, you hateful,
intolerant, religious homophobes, how could you
not approve of babies being murdered, or unnatural
acts contrary to God’s design. The family values
you believe in are out of touch with normalcy and
contrary to this wonderful modern age. It’s time
for the old-fashioned family beliefs that have been
around for thousands of years to be pushed aside so
our culture can thrive with the new values of massive
permissiveness, strict political correctness and the
thickening of the cesspool that America is becoming.
Bernie: “We are the only major nation in the world that
doesn’t guarantee paid time off for new parents. Of 182
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nations that do provide paid leave for this purpose, more
than half guarantee at least 14 weeks off. We are the only
one of 22 wealthy nations that does not guarantee some type
of paid sick leave, and the only one that does not provide
paid sick leave for a worker undergoing a 50-day cancer
treatment. We are the only advanced economy, and one of
only 13 nations in the entire world, that doesn’t guarantee
workers a paid vacation.”
Doug: Interpretation: We should force all
companies, by law, to do everything we socialists
think they should be doing, without regard to the
unique economic situations of individual businesses
and their owners. We don’t give a rip if it results in
companies going out of business, laying people off,
reduced hiring, economic stagnation or anything that
is good, business-wise. We certainly don’t believe in
letting free enterprise thrive, allowing these benefits
to occur naturally. Just do all of this stuff for the
emotional, feel-good crap that we think is vital to a
nation and its people.
Bat Crap Crazy Reprised:
There is a song somewhere in the back of my mind
that goes “I don’t know how much more I can take.” I
say yeah – that. Someone wrote to “Letters to the
Editor” in the semi-daily paper here in town, and one
of their claims was “Six and a half years after Bush
we are much better off.” Last week I ranted about the
apparent (maybe I should say obvious?) stupidity of
liberals when it comes to politics. Much better off ?
Not even a little better off or somewhat better off, but
much better off ?! What am I missing here? I guess the
bigger question is, “What is this person seeing that
I’m not, or what is he not seeing that I am?”
Let’s review…under Obama:
- A mountain of debt has accumulated that surpasses
the total debt of all past presidents combined.
-A record number of people are on food stamps and
other forms of government assistance.
-There is a record low labor participation rate.
-A ton of new regulations and fines have been
enacted, choking business half to death.
- There has been pathetic slow and low economic
growth.
-Social race tensions are much higher than 6-1/2
years ago.
-A military that has been cut to the bones so much
that many experts feel we don’t have the capability to
wage an effective war.
-He has had complete disregard of opinions and
recommendations from military and foreign
affair experts, resulting in our nation going from a
powerhouse to a weak-kneed wimp.
-The man is on record as being against business,
particularly the energy industry.
-This doesn’t even touch on the scandals and abuse
of powers we have seen.
On top of this stuff, the guy is a hypocrite. Here is
what he said in 2008: “The problem is, is that the way
Bush has done it over the last eight years is to take out a
credit card from the Bank of China in the name of our
children, driving up our national debt from $5 trillion for
the first 42 presidents – number 43 added $4 trillion by his
lonesome, so that we now have over $9 trillion of debt that
we are going to have to pay back -- $30,000 for every man,
woman and child. That’s irresponsible. It’s unpatriotic.”
Note: When Mr. Obama took office the debt was
$10.6 trillion. Presently, the debt is over $18 trillion,
which is $57,000 for every man, woman and child.
On top of that, our debt goes up almost $2 billion
per day !
Who is unpatriotic and irresponsible? We’re better
off than 6-1/2 years ago? How so?
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Recent Headlines Catching My Attention: (with my 2
cents added)
Afghan Man and Woman Given 100 Lashes in
Public for Adultery: Wow, I wonder what they do to
someone who uses their personal computer for government
business.
Democrat Casey Becomes 32nd U.S. Senator to
Support Iran Nuclear Deal: I find it sad when these
guys choose political allegiance over what is best for the
people of this nation and Israel.
Bush-Trump Dispute Intensifies, Bush Hitting Back
Harder: Bush has gotta do something; he is sinking faster
than Hillary’s hard drive was wiped clean.
Will Mitt Romney Jump In? Please, Mitt, no! Please,
Mitt, no! It’s taken me this long to get over your last defeat.
Mitch McConnell: New President is Needed to
Defund Planned Parenthood: Why Mitch, is it because
you don’t have the skills needed to pull off an upset? How
about getting your buddy Boehner to help you? Never mind,
he’s just as much of a wimp as you are.
Quotes of the Week:
“I believe I came from God; you believe you came from a
monkey, and you’ve convinced me you’re right.” (Dr. Ben
Carson, to a person who said he was a moron for
believing in God).
“You can’t have national morality apart from God’s
principles.” (George Washington)
“When his life was ruined, his family killed, his farm
destroyed, Job knelt down on the ground and yelled up to
the heavens, ‘Why god? Why me?’ And the thundering
voice of God answered, ‘There’s just something about
you that pisses me off.’” (Stephen King, “Storm of the
Century: An Original Screenplay”)
“We are not necessarily doubting that God will do the best
for us; we are wondering how painful the best will turn out
to be.” (author C.S. Lewis)
“Parents are like God, because you wanna know they’re
out there, and you want them to think well of you, but
you really only call when you need something.” (Chuck
Palahniuk, “Invisible Monsters”)
Letter to the Ranter:
Doug,
You were doing so well. I thought you were about to go down
the rabbit hole and see that both FOR-PROFIT parties are so
corrupt it is destroying the country. But alas, you return to the
partisan narrative that keeps us all spinning in circles. Can’t
really blame you, it works for the 6 media conglomerates that
control our mainstream media. However, as we bicker over which
party rep. did what, where, and to whom, they have secret trade
meetings, make backroom deals to include in the next spending
bill, and basically ignore the constitution at every level of gov’t.
You must agree that since “Citizen’s Untied” gave unlimited
money to our elected officials, they have turned their collative backs
on us regular folks. Why listen to Average Jack or Jill voter when
the real money is coming from the corporate elite? Yahoo ran a
story last week about how the Koch Brothers weren’t sure of the
Congressman that was in office. (which they had given so much
money) They weren’t sure if this congressman was acting in the
Koch Brothers best interest. A story like that would have only been
leaked to an alternate source in the past. Nowadays, it’s out for all
to see. Yet, no one seem to notice or care. For the past 30 odd years
we were told “what’s good for GM is good for the country”. Well,
we are now living in the repercussions of that way of thinking. My
worry is too many people believe or count on the government to give
us our rights, liberty , and happiness. When in fact, it’s in the one
thing our country has that no other country has, our Constitution!
Unfortunately, both parties want to eliminate that sacred document
and they are almost finished. I hope we as a people wake up soon
and realize we’re not in Kansas anymore Toto. Until then, all
we can do is love our families and friends and hang on for the
ride! Jeff
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Sep 4 - Sep 10, 2015
Business of the Week: Mind, Body & Soap Co.
by Martha Michael
W
hen Mind, Body & Soap Co. opened
in Newhall in the spring, residents of
Santa Clarita not only got a brick-and-mortar version of a successful online enterprise,
they got a shop local-defining destination
featuring almost all handmade merchandise. And today, it’s even more so.
“Now it’s more handmade across the board
– not just the bath products,” says owner
Katherine Miller. “We try and just have
everything be handmade, locally.”
The shop offers way more than merchandise, which includes body butters and hand
cut soap, along with racks of vintage and new
vintage-inspired clothing, accessories, jewelry and
home décor. It’s all about the ambience, which begins with rich scents when you walk in the charming door of their shop on Lyons. Katherine Miller
and her husband, Chris, have their displays in and
on more vintage furniture than when they opened.
“We have furniture now, handmade, and we have
some more antique pieces in,” says Katherine. “It’s
all real wood, buffets and hutches.”
The most popular merchandise, predictably, at
Mind, Body & Soap Co. is soap. Specifically, their
customers think the bath bombs are the bomb. They
like the store’s bubble cakes and Dead Sea salt infused soap, among much
more—all U.S. made and natural.
In addition, there are candles, knickknacks and clothing. A new addition
is jewelry handmade by a local woman
who also sells her one-of-a-kind
bracelets, necklaces and earrings at the
Farmers Market in Newhall. She uses
copper, leather and real stones in her
handiwork.
If the couple’s creativity is in doubt,
shoppers can look no further than
the unique names of various soaps
and candles, all with unique odors,
including “Between the Sheets,” and
“Frankly Rosemary, I Don’t Give a Mint.” But,
above all, Katherine Miller points out one big
difference from other similar shops.
“We feel passionate about being an affordable
boutique,” she says. “We’re just a great, friendly
place—there’s something for everybody.”
The couple has three children, Ciera, 15, Savannah, 7, and Payton, 5, and their oldest is now
a store employee with her mom and dad. The
original Mind, Body & Soap Co. is in Excelsior
Springs, Missouri, another historic “old town”
district, and is run by Chris’ mother.
Store hours are 10-6 Monday-Saturday. Mind, Body & Soap Co. is located
at 23123 Lyons Avenue in Newhall; (661) 505-7271. Visit www.MindBodyandSoap.com.
“The ingredients are so beneficial for your skin and smell so good with immediate results that people just buy them up,” says Katherine.
Restaurant of the Week: Margarita’s Mexican Grill
by Martha Michael
T
his authentic Mexican restaurant
has been so successful in Valencia
that there is now a new one open in
Westlake. Don’t let the name deceive
you—there is a lot more than just a tasty
margarita waiting for you.
One of the more unique salads is carnitas salad
that Margaritas calls the “Los Angeles Salad.”
It includes chopped spinach and romaine with
vegetables, tortilla strips and a Mexican Caesar
dressing.
And for a whole other genre of dishes,
Margaritas offers vegetarian fare. There is a
spinach enchilada, a veggie burrito and the
restaurant has a vegetarian taco.
“Our menu is huge,” says Maria
Acevedo, who owns Margaritas with
husband Jose. “Everything is with the
flavor of Mexico.”
In the summer, customers tend to
favor the ceviche and shrimp salad,
Margaritas’ unique versions of carne
asada and mole poblana, which has tender
chicken with sautéed rice, vegetables and
almonds with homemade mole sauce.
Ceviche cocktails are favorite appetizers,
where small pieces of white fish are
marinated in lime juice, mixed with
chopped cilantro, tomatoes, onions and
avocados. Maria describes the shrimp
cocktail and shrimp salad as “refreshing,”
summing up Margaritas’ fare as
“traditional dishes from Mexico.”
“Our menu has something for everybody,”
Maria says.
Margaritas has a renowned Sunday brunch,
open 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Besides an extensive brunch
menu, Margaritas serves handmade tortillas and
complimentary champagne. There is a surprise
dish every Sunday as well.
On weekdays, customers have the option of a
lunch buffet, open 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday
through Friday. The restaurant is also open for
dinner.
Margaritas is located at 23320 Valencia Blvd.
in Valencia; (661) 255-1136. Visit www.
margaritasmexgrill.com.
The pride of Margaritas’ salad selection
stems from what is placed on top. “We
have about 10 different salads with house
dressing that we make here,” she says.
Sep 4 - Sep 10, 2015
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ACTION Family Foundation
By Melissa Lampert
F
amilies of local teenagers going through difficult times can turn to
the ACTION Family Foundation for help on a variety of issues,
ranging from drug and alcohol abuse to conflicts associated with
divorce, death, peer pressure and more.
With free support groups for both parents and teens held every week at
Canyon High School, local youth can get help from certified, trained
counselors in a group of their peers, while parents can come together
to help support each other and offer practical solutions to common
problems.
Called the ACTION Parent and Teen Support Program, weekly groups
are “designed to empower parents that are going through difficult times
and encourage teens to make better decisions,” said Cary Quashen,
the organization’s founder and CEO. “We deal with everything from
substance abuse to self-esteem to school problems. You name it, we
deal with it.”
“The really powerful thing about it is it’s a safe place for kids to
come and be able to deal with stuff,” Quashen continued, “and a safe
place for parents to be able to come and not get judged. … Whatever
situation a parent has a parent in that room has already been through,
so we’re going to have a lot of support for them. Nobody judges them.”
On average, teens are involved in a negative behavior or situation for
about 18 months when they first start attending ACTION meetings,
according to Quashen. When a new member joins the group, the goal
is to transform his/her previous environment of negative peer pressure
into a positive one.
“We take the same kind of kids that got these kids in trouble to now get
them out of trouble by turning the negative peer pressure into positive,”
Quashen explained. “It’s cool to come to group and say, ‘I’ve been
clean a week.’ We celebrate that with chips and tokens, so it’s a safe
place for kids to come and get positive peer pressure.”
In addition to the ACTION Parent and Teen Support Program,
ACTION Family Foundation officials also regularly hold assemblies
in local private and public schools, run an alternative-to-suspension
program for teens caught with alcohol by school district officials and do
free assessments and evaluations for the districts as well.
Organization officials are currently gearing up for the launch of a brand
new program called “The Experience,” a traveling digital memorial set
to be displayed at school assemblies and local events like Concerts in
the Park, Every 15 Minutes, the annual Emergency Expo, high school
football games and more.
“We’re going to have a memorial for people who have lost their
children to overdoses and drug abuse,” Quashen said. “It’s a safe place
where people can go and pay their respects.”
Through the use of a transformed RV, the memorial will feature a
billboard sized screen on the outside of the vehicle and numerous TV
monitors inside, giving community members the opportunity to walk
through the RV and hear the stories of local teens that lost their lives to
drugs.
The goal of the program is to help bring awareness to substance abuse
within the community, acting as a possible deterrent to local youth and
inspiring sober living and healthy choices.
“It’s going to be intense and very powerful,” Quashen said. “It’s one of
the first of its kind.”
“Right now we’re in the midst of what you call an epidemic when
it comes to opiates,” he continued. “We’re in crisis right now. We’re
losing kids, so anything we can do to get the word out.”
For more information about ACTION Family Foundation, go to www.
actionfamily.org or call the 24-hour helpline at 800-367-8336. To listen to a
podcast of foundation officials on the KHTS Nonprofit Spotlight Show, go to
www.hometownstation.com/hts-podcasts/non-profit-spotlight-show.
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Measure to Defund High Speed Rail Shot Down in Senate
By Melissa Lampert
L
egislation that would reduce funds for the high speed
rail project in California has been shot down in the
Senate, officials announced Wednesday.
Senate Bill X1-6 would have prohibited Cap and Trade
funds from being used for the high speed rail, instead
requiring these Cap and Trade dollars be used to fund
existing transportation projects.
“I do not support the Cap and Trade tax, but drivers are
already paying it at the pump to the tune of $1.9 billion a
year,” said Senator Sharon Runner (R-Antelope Valley),
who introduced the bill. “California should not spend
another dollar on the high speed rail boondoggle; if
taxpayers are being forced to pay, the money should be
used for existing transportation purposes.”
The Senate Transportation and Infrastructure
Development Committee killed the measure on a partyline vote, which resulted in two votes in favor of the
bill and nine votes against it, according to officials from
Runner’s office.
A total of 25 percent of annual Cap and Trade proceeds
are currently being used to pay for the high speed rail
project. The failed S.B. X1-6 would have redirected these
funds to the California Transportation Commission to be
used for high priority transportation projects, such as fixing
roads and highways. It also would have returned the $400
million in Cap and Trade taxes borrowed by the General
Fund.
“Instead of high speed rail, we should be spending Cap and
Trade dollars to restore our badly neglected transportation
infrastructure,” Runner said. “Fixing and updating our
roads to meet current demands would benefit California’s
families and reduce greenhouse gases right away. I am
disappointed the committee members in the majority party
don’t understand this.”
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Female Athlete of the Week
Male Athlete of the Week
Lauren Ballentine
This 16-year-old has been a member of the Pikes Competitive Team at
Gymnastics Unlimited for a year now. “She has always been a beautiful gymnast with tons of determination,” said Lisa Eichman, owner and
CFO of Gymnastics Unlimited. “Even though she started her competitive
journey late, we are so proud to announce they she became a USAIGC
World Bronze level Floor Champion this season in Palm Springs. Lauren
is a pleasure to have on our team and we look forward to seeing her progress in the Silver level this season.”
Sep 4 - Sep 10, 2015
Daniel Gilmartin
The Saugus linebacker returned an
interception 15 yards in his team’s
37-21 win over Simi Valley last
week. The touchdown by the Saugus
High School junior gave his team a
13-point lead. The Saugus defense
shut out Simi Valley in the second
half.
“Daniel is extremely hard working
and is dedicated to his craft of being
the best defensive player he can be,”
said Jason Bornn, varsity football
coach at Saugus High School. “He
is continually asking for advice and
suggestions on ways to improve.
He never tires of trying to do his
best with a tremendously positive
attitude.”
Daniel #17
Photo by Michele Eusebi
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Home Economics Instructor Named
Teacher of the Year
D
oris Fossen, who teaches home economics at Sierra Vista Junior High School, has been chosen
by the American Association of Family & Consumer Sciences as its Teacher of the Year for the
State of California. She is also an automatic nominee for the National FCSE Teacher of the Year.
“It’s a really big honor and recognition that I am doing things well,” said Fossen, a teacher of 21
years who has been at Sierra Vista since 2004.
The award recognizes not only outstanding work in the classroom, but within the association as well.
Fossen currently serves as the vice president of the state AAFCS and the Los Angeles chapter, plus
she works with Family and Consumer Science students at CSUN. But it’s the joy of watching her
junior high students find that “I got it” moment that means the most.
“We are so proud of all that Doris does and the difference she makes in the lives of students, our
community and each of us at Sierra Vista,” said Sierra Vista Principal Carolyn Hoffman. “From her
infectious laugh to her yummy treats to her genuine positive nature that spreads from one end of the
campus to another, we are so fortunate to have her as a member of our Sierra Vista family.”
Fossen will receive her award April 1, 2016, at the state AAFCS conference in Burbank.
According to the American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences website, for more than
100 years, the American Association of Family & Consumer Sciences (AAFCS), founded as the
American Home Economics Association, has provided leadership and support to professionals
whose work assists individuals, families, and communities in making informed decisions about their
well being, relationships, and resources to achieve optimal quality of life. They provide researchbased knowledge about the topics of everyday life, including human development, personal and
family finance, housing and interior design, food science, nutrition and wellness, textiles and apparel,
and consumer issues.
Sep 4 - Sep 10, 2015
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Events & Entertainment
The Society Presents
Improv at The Rep
A
small group of performers known as “The Society” return to Newhall for performances when
they are in town, offering theatergoers the chance
for some interactive entertainment. The Society will
again appear at The Repertory East Playhouse this
Saturday night, September 5, 2015.
This week’s performance is “Audience Choice Night,”
where guests can request certain sketches and the
players will oblige. There are lots of fans that follow
the return visits of The Society, a group whose tagline
is “comedy. people. revolution.”
The doors and bar at The Rep open at 7 p.m. and the
show begins at 8 p.m. Tickets are $15 for adults and
$12 for students and seniors. For tickets, visit Repeastplayhouse.org.
Bras for a Cause Benefits
Circle of Hope
F
or the 12th year, Soroptimist International is hosting an annual fundraiser benefiting Circle of Hope,
where specially created bras are up for auction, raising
funds for victims of breast cancer. Bras for a Cause will
be presented on Sunday, September 27, 2015 from 1-5
p.m. at the Bridgeport Clubhouse in Valencia.
By Martha Michael
Cocktails on the Roof
T
he public is invited to take in a rooftop
fundraiser later this month to benefit
local classrooms. Cocktails on the Roof on
Friday, September 18 will benefit the WiSH
Education Foundation, a non-profit group
raising money for needs within the William
S. Hart Union High School District.
Adults are welcome to enjoy signature
cocktails, “mock-tails,” and spirits paired
with food from favorite local restaurants
from 8-11 p.m. on top of the Macy’s parking garage at the Westfield Valencia Town
Center. There will be unique lounge areas,
special lighting and a DJ also.
Presented by Westfield Valencia Town Center and co-hosted by Newhall Land Vice
President Marlee Lauffer and Eve Bushman of Eve’s Wine 101, the event will benefit the 23,000 students of the Hart School
District. E-Tickets ($75 general admission
and $55 designated driver) are available
now at www.wishscv.org. Adults 21 and
over will be the only people admitted. The
cost is $95 for all admissions at the door.
Local establishments at the event include Solita Tacos & Margaritas, Salt Creek
Grille, Newhall Refinery, Whole Foods Market,
Wolf Creek Brewery, Persia Hookah Lounge,
Kokolita’s, Marston’s Restaurant, Nothing
Bundt Cakes, Oaks Grille, Lazy Dog Restaurant
and Bar, JJ’s Bar & Grill, Culinary Wonders,
Bake You Happy, The Speakeasy Bakery and
Honu Coffee. Spirit participants include 1921
Tequila, LA Scotch Club, Cutler’s Artisan
Spirits, Deep Eddy Vodka, Ventura Limoncello,
Bowen’s Whiskey, Opolo Vineyards, Boutique
Sake by Smart Assist and 12 Bottle Bar. Sponsors include Santa Clarita Magazine, Whole
Foods Market, California Credit Union, www.
SmallBusinessBREAKTHROUGH.com, www.
mitchpickswine.com, Balfour Beatty Construction, Littler Mendelson, 24/7 Events, Steve
Chegwin, CPA, SCVTV, SOS Entertainment,
the Signal, Valley Crest Tree Company, Burrtec,
and KHTS AM-1220.
The creative lounges are available for sponsorship and include signage and marketing.
Visit www.wishscv.org to download the
participant and sponsorship forms, or email
[email protected]. Space is limited.
This year’s theme is “Your Support is Sweet,” and speakers are Dan Sterkel, Janine Jones and Andrea Standle.
Guests will enjoy food and drinks and the opportunity to
bid on live and silent auction items.
Comics for the Cause to Benefit SCV
Youth Project
F
Circle of Hope improves the lives of cancer patients and
their families by supporting their expenses and offering
education about the disease. Soroptimist International
is a non-profit organization where women work toward
improving the lives of other women.
The Bridgeport Clubhouse is located at 27002 Edgewater
Lane in Valencia. Tickets are $75 each for entry and $100
for entry plus four drink tickets. For more information,
visit SISCV.org.
or one night only, comedy-loving
locals can get their laughs from
professional entertainers and help
teens get the help they need. The
4th Annual Comics for the Cause
will benefit SCV Youth Project on
Tuesday night, September 15 at the
Santa Clarita Performing Arts Center
at College of the Canyons.
Host Randy Lubas, a comedian with
more than 5,000 shows under his
belt, will introduce such acts as Cristela Alonzo, who can be seen in the
upcoming movie, “Angry Birds.” Star
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Lean to the Left
HYPERocrisy
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hile some of you may
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(crimes) of Josh Duggar are personal, issues only for his family to
resolve, I say, “If only they could be!”
where he claimed the LGBT community’s “radical agenda” is an “evil force.”
As obnoxious as it is to have the former Family
Research Council exec (he was a little too much
into family research) spout off about sexual purity
and family values, though he was a molester,
it can’t be separated from right-wing politics. I
mean, look at Mike Huckabee come to his defense?! Look at all of Josh Duggar’s selfies with
GOP presidential candidates!
Well, it’s easy to find religious right-wing wackos
(there’s not enough room in this paper, actually).
Take Texas Southern Baptist Pastor Matt Chandler, head of the 11,000-member The Village
Church, who sent a letter slamming Karen Root
for wanting to divorce her husband, Jordan Root,
for being a pedophile.
Are we looking for four years of incest and molestation rights?
Have you ever noticed that those who rail the
loudest against sexual “sins,” like homosexuality,
are shoving down the homosexual in themselves,
or other sexually “off-beat” practices/addictions
they have? And there is always the slew of misogynistic “family values” right-wingers.
People on the right underestimate their tendency
toward hypocrisy. They wouldn’t be so scrutinized
if they didn’t constantly refer to issues that belong
in people’s own bedrooms. That opens them up to
judgment.
Josh Duggar and his mother, Michelle, campaigned against protections for LGBT folks
and Josh Duggar referred to gays as “a threat to
children.” Josh has portrayed gays and lesbians
as a threat to marriage and preached about sexual
purity. He denounced same-sex marriage as an
attack on the family and spoke at anti-gay rallies.
As executive director of Family Research Council,
he spoke at “Watchmen on the Wall” this year,
Is it just too painful to go on kicking this sick and
twisted man?
Or there’s Kim Davis, the Kentucky court clerk
who refuses to issue marriage licenses to gay
couples, even after the SCOTUS decision Obergefell v. Hodges. Guess how many times she’s been
married? Four.
In the political sector, GOP hypocrisy abounds.
Remember how the “Swift Boat Veterans for
Truth” attacked John Kerry’s military service
about a decade ago, claiming he falsely accepted
military honors? (He was a democratic nominee
for president at the time and had earned the Silver
Star and three Purple Hearts, by the way.) They
were published by author Jerome Corsi, who is
also the ignoramus who propelled the idea that
President Obama’s birth certificate was a fake.
So, it was okay to attack veteran Kerry, but they’ve
jumped all over Donald Trump for his crack about
Sen. John McCain not being a hero because he
was captured in Vietnam. Presidential hopeful Jeb
Bush tweeted that “all our veterans – particularly
POWs have earned our respect and admiration.”
By Sylvia Turner
ies” following your brother’s re-election, thanking
him/them for taking down John Kerry by attacking his military service? What a hypocrite!
You know, this is a bit of a tangent, but – when
you come from a family valuing pedigree as much
as the Bushes do (enough to name a kid “George
Herbert Walker Bush”), how’d you end up with an
inane name like Jeb?
Back on topic, I’ll just “swiftly” run through a few
more examples so you don’t think I had to search
far and wide for the political/hypocritical lot.
Don’t forget Louisiana Republican Senator David
Vitter, the abstinence-only promoter who called
for school board meetings to open with prayer.
He pushed for a national amendment banning
gay marriage. He was so supportive of marriage,
in fact, that he was a regular at a D.C. area escort
service, making his prostitutes put him in diapers.
That stinks!
How about 28-year Republican Idaho Congressman Ted Haggard? He opposed gay men serving
in the military and wanted same-sex marriage
outlawed nationwide. He also spoke out against
abortion, premarital sex and adultery too. He was
arrested for lewd conduct in a men’s room stall,
and no fewer than eight gay men claimed to have
had sexual affairs with him.
So, the good news for Josh Duggar? He’s not
alone! After all, lots of other men had accounts at
Ashley Madison. Right-wingers would probably
appreciate it, however, if he’d stop describing his
family as “the epitome of conservative values.”
Really, Jeb? Then how do you justify the letter you
sent to Colonel George Day and the “other Swift-
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Labor Day - A Hard Fought
National Holiday
by Robin Sandoval
This year is really flying by. It’s already September, kids are going back to
school, stores are beginning their launch of Halloween merchandising, and
Labor Day weekend is upon us.
For some, Labor Day marks the end of summer and the return to classes, and
for others it’s a free day off and an excuse to get in one last backyard barbecue
before the weather starts to cool off. In reality, Labor Day was the result of a
hard-fought battle between beleaguered American workers and the companies
that exploited them during the height of the Industrial Revolution.
Labor Day originated in the late 19th century. During this period, many men,
women and children in America worked grueling 12-14 hour shifts in remarkably unsafe conditions for meager pay. The introduction of machinery during
the Industrial Revolution made it possible to manufacture goods with far fewer
workers than ever before. As a result, there were more workers than jobs available – and if anyone was upset with their hours, pay, or work, there were at
least 10 jobless people who would be more than eager to take their places.
During this time, manufacturing supplanted agriculture as America’s main
source of employment. To protest the long hours, unsafe conditions and insufficient pay, workers began to form labor unions. During the late 1800s, these
unions grew larger, more vocal and more powerful. Rallies and strikes were
organized and used to force employers to negotiate better pay rates and hours
for the union members. Some of these rallies turned violent, like the Haymarket Riot of 1886 in Chicago. The rally-turned-riot ended up causing the deaths
of several Chicago policemen and protestors.
Some of the rallies didn’t turn violent, but instead sparked yearly traditions.
One such rally occurred on September 5, 1882 when 10,000 workers took
unpaid leave and marched from City Hall to Union Square in New York City.
The idea for workers to take time off as a “workingman’s holiday” caught
on in other highly industrialized places in the country, and some states even
passed legislation recognizing it. Eventually, the 1886 protest march in New
York would be recognized as the first Labor Day parade in U.S. history.
It wouldn’t be until 1894 that the federal government would make Labor Day
a national holiday. Again in Chicago, in May of 1894, employees of the Pullman Palace Car company went on strike to protest the firing of union representatives and wage cuts. By June 26, the American Railroad Union called for
a boycott of all Pullman Palace Car Co.’s railway cars, which caused a major
problem for railroads across the country.
In an attempt to end the strike, the U.S. government sent troops to Chicago,
which sparked city-wide riots and cost the lives of dozens of workers. Workers
across the nation were enraged, and the federal government needed desperately to make peace, or face additional protests and strikes that would further
damage the country’s manufacturing sector. So, they quickly passed a law
making Labor Day a federally recognized holiday in D.C. and the territories.
It was a somewhat tumultuous beginning to what would later become a day
of respite for those who have fought so hard to make work easier for future
generations.
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.
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bad boys and girls
Firearms allegedly got into the wrong hands this week. An unemployed
20-year-old Newhall man was arrested for possession of a firearm with narcotics, and a 35-year-old plumber from Little Rock was charged with possession of a firearm by a convicted felon/addict, etc.
A 21-year-old cook from Castaic was charged with assault with a deadly
weapon, not a firearm, with great bodily injury. And another cook from
Castaic – a 19-year-old man – was cited for battery on a non-cohabitating
former spouse. A 50-year-old landscaper from Saugus was arrested for battery against a former spouse. A 52-year-old homemaker from Valencia, a
32-year-old salesman from Stevenson Ranch, and a 27-year-old unemployed
Val Verde woman were each charged with corporal injury on a spouse/cohabitant.
A 29-year-old cashier from Newhall and a 41-year-old unemployed Sylmar
woman were picked up for theft of personal property. A 28-year-old Canyon
Country man who works in the entertainment industry was arrested for robbery. A 55-year-old day laborer from Lancaster was cited for shoplifting after
a specified prior conviction.
22-year-old bank teller from Castaic
30-year-old maintenance worker from Palmdale
35-year-old financial specialist from Canyon Country
26-year-old unemployed Palmdale man
25-year-old self-employed Bakersfield woman
22-year-old oil driller from Canyon Country
48-year-old law enforcement officer from Newhall
21-year-old unemployed Saugus man
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causing property damage.
A 27-year-old cook from Surrey, Canada was picked up for transporting/selling a controlled substance.
Charges of possession of a controlled substance went to:
36-year-old mechanic from Stevenson Ranch
47-year-old lighting tech from Saugus
47-year-old house cleaner from Santa Clarita
A 21-year-old unemployed Newhall woman was charged with entering/occupying a property without the owner’s consent. And a 60-year-old handyman
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A 23-year-old caregiver from North Hollywood was picked up for reckless
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DUIs with prior arrests:
23-year-old construction worker from Valencia
62-year-old self-employed Valencia man
22-year-old promoter from McFarland
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Coping With Grief and
Significant Emotional Loss
Sep 4 - Sep 10, 2015
By Jeff Zhorne, M.A
D
istraught and running her fingers over weepy eyes, Cindy related how
her 29-year-old son died of a drug overdose and was found in a portable
toilet in Los Angeles. A sheriff had visited her home to tell her what had
happened.
like everything is all right. We put on our happy face, our go-to-work face,
because society gives us about three days to grieve and you’d better be back
to work on the fourth day. Later, we hear things like, “It’s been a year, aren’t
you over it by now?”
“It’s about your son,” he started.
In tears, Cindy described how she would have broken everything in her house
and bolted out, had not the sheriff been there.
Grieving people can continue to stuff the feelings, shove them away or numb
themselves until the losses become an ever-growing weight being carried
around. Buried pain is very real, has energy and doesn’t go away on its own.
Unresolved grief will make itself known when least expected. Reactions
become disproportionate to circumstances. Our emotional, mental and
physical well-being suffers.
Cindy’s terror, heartache and confusion capture the shock of grief.
Unfortunately, as a society, we are not trained or educated to cope with
devastating loss experiences. Some people simply stuff it and try to move
through life. Others feel they’ve run out of tears.
Healing opens the way to joy, peace of mind and health. Recovery starts by
being able to freely express all the thoughts and emotions connected with
loss. Maybe it’s regret, which is often associated with loss or grieving the loss
of unrealized hopes, dreams and expectations.
Many have suffered so many losses they don’t remember why they hurt
anymore. Loss on top of loss on top of loss, all wound up like a ball of yarn.
Along comes another loss, and it’s one more wrap around a huge ball of
hurt. Over time we can start to feel detached or numb. Life doesn’t touch us
in the deepest places of our hearts.
Those who become tired of temporary pain relief, of quenching in, can move
toward expanding their lives and relationships through grief counseling.
They can gain tools for finishing unfinished emotional business to move
beyond loss. Grief Recovery offers some of those tools and skills to be able to
cherish fond memories of loved ones, risk intimacy again and find freedom
to make healthy choices.
“Don’t you tell me my son is dead!” Cindy screamed. “Don’t you do it!”
Some may wake up one day and discover they have shut off feelings
completely. Others say, “I can’t get over my husband leaving me” or “My life
stopped when she died.”
Jeff Zhorne, M.A., is a Certified Grief Counselor in Santa Clarita.
You can contact him by calling 661-733-0692 or visit TheGriefProgram.com.
We get bewildered by not knowing what to do about unresolved pain. It
sounds so overwhelming. Often, grieving people wind up faking it and acting
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Sep 4 - Sep 10, 2015
Sports Highlights
By Tim Haddock
High School Football
No football teams from the Santa Clarita Valley were
ranked in the CIF Southern Section preseason polls.
None of the Foothill League teams made the top 10
in the West Valley Division. Santa Clarita was not
ranked in the East Valley Division.
That might change after Week Zero. The Saugus
High School football team posted an impressive win
over Simi Valley, the No. 8 team in the Southern
Section Western Division poll. That bodes well for
the other teams in the Foothill League. Saugus is
considered a middle of the pack team in the Foothill League by media outlets. If the Centurions can
knock off a ranked team on the road in their season
opener, then maybe they can find a spot in the top 10
of their own division.
Saugus beat Simi Valley, 37-21. The score was tied
at halftime, 21-21. Saugus linebacker Daniel Gilmartin intercepted a pass and returned it 15 yards for a
touchdown in the third quarter. That put Saugus up
34-21. The Saugus defense shut out Simi Valley in
the second half. While the defense was strong for
Saugus, the offense was equally effective. Quarterback Louis Eusebi rushed for two touchdowns and
threw a touchdown pass. Jaime Whisler caught a
touchdown pass in the first quarter.
Clock management on offense and big plays on
defense might be a winning combination for Saugus
this season.
Santa Clarita Christian might crack the top 10 soon
enough after a dominating, 54-0 shutout over Blair
from Pasadena in their season opener. Santa Clarita
Christian quarterback Tristan Miller threw six
touchdown passes and had 332 yards through the
air. Caden Brenner caught three touchdown passes.
Tight end Tyler Kalinske caught two touchdown
passes. Jacob Moss was the leading receiver with
eight catches for 120 yards and a touchdown. The
Santa Clarita Christian defense held Blair to negative
yards in total offense.
West Ranch quarterback Jackson Clark had quite
a debut in his team’s season opener against San
Marcos. West Ranch blew out San Marcos, 62-14, at
Valencia High School. Clark threw five touchdown
passes and rushed for two more. He had 290 yards
passing and 30 yards rushing in the game.
100-meter breaststroke, but did not qualify for the
final.
But Clark wasn’t quite the one-man show. Adam
Varga-Thompson caught two touchdown passes and
was the leading receiver with six catches for 124
yards. Jake Rice caught three passes, two for touchdowns, and had 95 yards. Running back Paul Riccio
carried the ball only five times, gained 83 yards and
scored a touchdown. West Ranch is supposed to be
one of the worst teams in the Foothill League, but it
didn’t look like that against San Marcos.
Volleyball
The Golden Valley football team started its season
on the right foot. The Grizzlies beat Antelope Valley, 23-6, in their season opener at Canyon High. It
might not be as impressive as West Ranch’s offensive
explosion or Saugus’ suffocating defense, but it’s
always nice to start the season with a win. Quarterback Victor Corona had an effective game with
two touchdown passes and 108 yards through the
air. Alex Escamilla added a rushing touchdown for
Golden Valley.
The only football team from the Santa Clarita Valley to lose in the opening week was Canyon. The
Cowboys were blown out by Calabasas, and its new
coach Casey Clausen, 49-14. Canyon didn’t score in
the first half. Its first touchdown came in the third
quarter. Calabasas led 35-0 at halftime. It doesn’t
sound pretty.
Hart and Valencia didn’t play in Week Zero. But,
Hart did have a scrimmage against Highland on
Thursday. The Indians won easily, 44-6. Hart opens
for real against Downey on Friday night.
Valencia is on the road against Palmdale for its season opener on Friday.
Swimming
Hart High’s Nikol Popov tested her swimming
skills in international waters at the FINA World
Junior Championships in Singapore. She was fifth
in the 50-meter breaststroke and 16th in the 100-meter breaststroke. She reached the semifinals in the
Wilk’s Veteran Bill Killed
in Senate Appropriations
Committee
I
n an effort to affirm the public’s gratitude for our men and
women serving in the military, Assemblyman Scott Wilk
(R-Santa Clarita) introduced a bill that would allow recipients of special recognition military license plates to enter
all California State Parks for free. Last week, AB 240 was
killed in the Senate Appropriations Committee, however, so
it will not go forward.
“Our country’s war heroes deserve the highest praise and
it’s concerning to see the majority party spend excessive
amounts of money on a bullet train to nowhere, but they
can’t spare a few bucks for our country’s most honorable
war heroes? Allowing complimentary entry to our state’s incredible park system is the least we can do to thank veterans
and their family members for their service and sacrifice,”
said Assemblyman Wilk.
AB 240 would have allowed owners of the following license
plates to enter state parks for free: Purple Heart, Pearl Harbor Survivor, Ex-Prisoner of War, Congressional Medal of
Honor, Gold Star Family, and Legion of Valor.
The 38th Assembly District encompasses Simi Valley, the northwestern section of the San Fernando Valley and most of the Santa
Clarita Valley.
Popov is a senior at Hart.
Valencia High graduate Kyle Ensing led the United
States Youth National Volleyball team to its best
finish in the Boys U19 World Championship in Argentina. Ensing led the United States with eight kills
against Russia in the quarterfinals. The U.S. lost, 3-0.
The United States went 5-1 in the tournament and
reached the quarterfinals for the first time in tournament history. The U.S. was 4-0 in pool play, knocking
off Turkey, Belgium, France and Argentina. The U.S.
beat Mexico in its Round of 16 match before losing
to Russia in the quarterfinals.
Ensing had 55 kills in the six matches for Team
USA.
IndyCar
Gabby Chaves, driving for Bryan Herta Autosport
on the Verizon IndyCar Series, was 14th in the season
finale race at the Grand Prix of Sonoma. Chaves
won the rookie of the year in the IndyCar Series. He
was making his IndyCar Series debut with the team
owned by Valencia’s Bryan Herta.
“It was a very eventful race for us,” Chaves said. “We
barely made it to the start; actually we didn’t even
make the starting grid, so we started about half a lap
back. We had a battery problem, so that was unfortunate. We think we had the right strategy and had
the right pace, but once we started, it was just like we
didn’t really know where to go and it was hard to get
rhythm behind other cars that we were much faster
than.”
Scott Dixon won the Grand Prix of Sonoma. It was
his third win of the season. He also won the IndyCar
Series championship, the fourth of his career.
Tim Haddock writes for ESPN, the Ventura County Star
and ThatsITLA. Follow him on Twitter @thaddock.
Water-Efficient Landscape Improvements
at City’s Transit Maintenance Facility
A
lready a LEED-gold certified site, the City
of Santa Clarita Transit Maintenance
Facility has completed construction for its
Landscape Improvements Project which
improves the facility’s landscape and water
use.
The water efficiency project accomplished the
removal of approximately 55,000 square feet
of water-thirsty fescue grass and has replaced
it with water-friendly, drought-resistant
shrubs and mulch. The swap will result in an
estimated 1.6 million gallons of annual water
savings—an estimated 75 percent reduction
from the current 2.1 million gallons per year
to 515,000 gallons per year.
In addition to removing the grass, the
existing overhead rotor irrigation system has
been replaced with water-efficient irrigation.
To improve irrigation monitoring and allow
for centralized control, new smart controllers
have been installed. Irrigation bubblers have
also been placed to avoid wasteful over spray
onto site fixtures and separate irrigation has
been installed for trees to accommodate for
drought conditions. The facility has also
received seven new river rock catch basins to
improve site drainage.
Total cost for the construction of this project
was roughly $130,000, with an off-set of
$50,000 in rebate funds via the Castaic
Lake Water Agency’s Large Landscape and
Commercial, Industrial, and Institutional
Turf Removal Program.
This project is an example of the City’s
efforts to improve water use including
plans to remove turf on Valencia Boulevard
medians, and adding 90 more smart irrigation
controllers to the City’s irrigation system.
These controllers reduce water use as much
as 35 percent.
The City of Santa Clarita Transit
Maintenance Facility is located at 28250
Constellation Road. For more information
on the facility, visit santaclaritatransit.com.
For details on the Landscape Improvements
Project, contact Landscapes Maintenance
Districts Specialist, Linda Kunishige at
[email protected].
Sep 4 - Sep 10, 2015
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MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR
MESSAGE FROM THE CITY MANAGER
Ken Striplin
Marsha McLean
September 2015
September 2015
Over the last several years, the City and its partners have
worked hard to revitalize our downtown area. After
talking with merchants and property owners in the area,
we rebranded it “Old Town Newhall.” We have also
added several public infrastructure projects, including:
the Newhall Community Center, Veterans Historical
Plaza, the Jan Heidt Newhall Metrolink Station, the
Old Town Newhall Library, new building facades, new
street furniture, landscaping and decorative sidewalks, the
landscaped roundabout and public art. Regular special
events have brought activity and new potential customers to the area via the popular
“Thursdays at Newhall” series.
With the loss of the redevelopment program by the State, we are seeking new and
creative ways to continue our revitalization of this area. Specifically, following the
Old Town Newhall Specific Plan, which was created after extensive outreach to and
input from the community, the City is interested in finding a development partner
to build a mixed-use project, anchored by an art house movie theater, on the former
redevelopment block property across from the Newhall Library.
To achieve this, the City opened a Request for Qualifications to find a suitable
development partner. Five different developers submitted proposals, and those were
narrowed down. In July, the Santa Clarita City Council selected development partners
to negotiate with; Laemmle Theatre for the potential development of a portion of
the “redevelopment block” into a six-screen art house movie theater, and also with
Serrano Development Group/Pacific Coast Housing Development for the potential
development of a portion of the redevelopment block into a mixed-use project with
new restaurants and retail stores on the first floor and residential units above. A third
portion of the redevelopment block is being proposed as a City-funded public parking
structure.
While these negotiations are expected to take a few months, and
nothing is set in stone, the goal is to bring proposals to the City
Council for consideration later this year on all three projects.
I would like to encourage you to stay engaged with the
continued revitalization of our Old Town Newhall.
Visit www.oldtownnewhall.com for information about
these development projects, as well as events and
happenings.
Fall has arrived with all of the great City events
you have come to know and enjoy. Your city
works hard to plan and implement workshops
and programs that are family-friendly,
informative and a great contributor to the
amazing high quality of life we all enjoy.
On Wednesday, September 9 we will commemorate our 10th annual
Evening of Remembrance at the Youth Grove in Central Park. (For
those that wish to participate in the Walk of Remembrance prior
to the event, meet at the Central Park flagpole at 6:45 p.m.) The
Youth Grove—a project completed by the City, the Blue Ribbon
Task Force and community members—serves as a memorial and an
education tool to promote safe driving among teens. The Evening of
Remembrance, which begins at 7:15 pm, seeks to encourage teens to
drive safely. The annual event is held to remember local youth who
lost their lives in traffic-related incidents. Visit santa-clarita.com/
blueribbon for more information.
If you have a pet, you will want to attend the City’s Pet Preparedness
Workshop on Tuesday, September 15 from 6-7:30 p.m. at the Old
Town Newhall Library, 24500 Main Street. The free workshop is
open to everyone and will provide pet owners with everything they
need to know to keep their furry friends safe in the event of a major
emergency. For more information, visit santa-clarita.com/emergency.
On Saturday, September 19, the City will once again host the annual
River Rally event, beginning at 8 a.m. River Rally is a community
cleanup that attracts thousands of volunteers. Participants help to
clean up a portion of the Santa Clara River, as well as participate
in an Environmental Expo. This year, volunteers will be cleaning
up the river area behind the shopping center at 18386 Soledad
Canyon Road in the Canyon Country area. The City provides
the gloves, trash bags and commemorative gifts. For more
information, visit GreenSantaClarita.com.
I hope you enjoy these terrific community events. I
enjoy hearing from you, so don’t hesitate to send me an
email at: [email protected].
Thank you in advance for your continued interest and
support of our City. I can be reached at [email protected] should you have any questions or comments.
BRIDGE BITES from The American Contract Bridge League
CHERCHEZ LA FEMME
By: Brian Gunnell
If it’s not too late already, try looking at just the N-S hands and decide how
you are going to play that Spade suit. Where’s the lady?
♠ A873
E-W Vulnerable
South West North
2♠
4♠
Pass 3♠
All Pass
East
1NT
Pass
That 1NT opening showed 15-17 HCP, after which the auction inches its
way up to 4♠. West leads the ♦Q, which is won by your Ace. You have
one loser in each of the side-suits, so to make your contract you must
avoid losing a trump trick.
♥ QT9
♦ 985
♣ K32
♠4
♠ Q65
North
♥ 876542
♦ QJT
♣ T65
West
Declarer
♠ KJT92
East
♥ AKJ
for the drop, all things being equal that is about a 58% chance.
♦ 72
But why settle for 58% when you can have 100%? Yes, it’s time for some
counting. N-S have a combined 22 HCP, that leaves E-W with 18. West
has already played the ♦Q, leaving precisely 15 or 16 HCP in the East
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high cards with the possible exception of one of the missing Jacks. So
at Trick 2 you lead a Spade to Dummy’s Ace and then, when East plays
♣ AJ987
♥3
♦ AK643
That’s 10 tricks for those who count, but only 9 for the rule-followers.
♣ Q4
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kitchen and restrooms $1050
month 661-294-1402
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Real Estate - Recent Sales by Area
Closed Sales Acton/Agua Dulce
Address
COE Date
2654 Bent Spur DR
08/26/2015
35400 Via Famero DR
08/24/2015
35560 Thomas RD
08/28/2015
34351 Aspen ST
08/28/2015
10202 Spade Spring Cany 08/25/2015
Br
2
6
3
6
8
Bath
2.00
5.00
2.00
4.00
7.00
Sqft
1,152
4,560
1,890
3,705
5,660
Price
$396,500
$521,000
$542,000
$765,000
$1,150,000
Closed Sales Canyon Country
Address
COE Date
27921 Tyler LN #730
08/28/2015
18197 Sundowner WY #8 08/24/2015
18105 Sundowner WY #9 08/27/2015
20212 Fanchon LN #137
08/24/2015
27123 Crossglade AV #7
08/27/2015
27150 Hidaway AV #4
08/28/2015
17981 Lost Canyon RD #1 08/24/2015
28022 Catherine DR
08/26/2015
16720 Minter CT
08/25/2015
15818 Rosehaven LN
08/24/2015
28915 Poppy Meadow ST
08/28/2015
28379 Mount Stephen AV
08/30/2015
28202 Ridge View DR
08/28/2015
Br
2
3
2
3
2
2
2
2
3
4
3
3
3
Bath
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
3.00
2.00
3.00
3.00
2.00
2.00
Sqft
964
948
964
1,001
1,094
1,078
1,022
1,160
1,125
1,601
1,464
1,440
2,036
Price
$210,000
$240,000
$242,000
$249,900
$264,500
$275,000
$285,000
$300,000
$345,000
$360,000
$415,000
$465,000
$535,000
Closed Sales Castaic
Address
28309 Foothill RD
32016 Cypress WY
27929 Knight ST
Br
4
4
4
Bath
3.00
3.00
3.00
Sqft
1,981
2,170
2,366
Price
$460,000
$505,000
$550,000
COE Date
08/28/2015
08/25/2015
08/26/2015
Closed Sales Newhall
Address
25027 Peachland AV #159
26735 Oak Crossing RD #
24410 Valle Del Oro #204
18937 Circle Of The Oaks
24892 Newhall AV
26356 Rainbow Glen DR
26088 Ceylon PL
19732 Ellis Henry CT
26309 Ridge Vale DR
19704 Ellis Henry CT
24232 Creekside DR
23255 Happy Valley DR
COE Date
08/26/2015
08/26/2015
08/26/2015
08/28/2015
08/27/2015
08/28/2015
08/25/2015
08/27/2015
08/28/2015
08/26/2015
08/25/2015
08/25/2015
Br
2
2
2
2
3
3
4
4
4
4
4
4
Bath
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
1.00
2.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
Sqft
867
864
938
1,254
989
1,352
2,055
2,509
2,016
2,508
3,081
3,396
Experience Working For you!
Cell: 661-317-3332
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Over 20 Years Of Real Estate Experience
Mariness Chata, Broker
Price
$206,250
$225,000
$242,500
$247,500
$295,000
$365,000
$465,000
$530,000
$532,995
$535,000
$619,000
$1,225,000
Closed Sales Saugus
Address
21884 Scallion DR
21114 Avenida De Sonrisa
28230 Shirley LN
27401 Annette Jo CR
21808 Peppercorn DR
27763 Crookshank DR
22447 Guadilamar DR
28514 Santa Catarina RD
19903 Franks WY
20107 Cavern CT
21605 Wisterly CT
29243 Garnet Canyon DR
19636 Mathilde LN
28851 Rock Canyon DR
28565 Horseshoe CR
28921 Gateway CT
22550 Brightwood PL
COE Date
08/31/2015
08/26/2015
08/28/2015
08/25/2015
08/28/2015
08/27/2015
08/27/2015
08/26/2015
08/27/2015
08/25/2015
08/25/2015
08/26/2015
08/26/2015
08/24/2015
08/25/2015
08/24/2015
08/28/2015
Br
3
3
3
4
3
3
3
3
4
3
4
4
5
5
5
4
5
Bath
2.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
4.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
Sqft
1,256
1,520
2,118
1,824
1,200
1,646
1,300
1,665
2,018
1,915
1,927
2,886
3,518
3,026
3,766
3,744
3,980
Price
$415,000
$415,000
$440,000
$447,000
$459,000
$465,000
$470,000
$500,000
$515,000
$523,000
$545,000
$650,000
$669,000
$695,000
$710,000
$715,000
$844,000
Closed Sales Stevenson Ranch
Address
COE Date
25748 Perlman PL #E
08/26/2015
25467 Chisom LN
08/27/2015
25440 Chisom LN
08/25/2015
25454 Fitzgerald AV
08/26/2015
25217 Favoloso CT
08/27/2015
25307 Carson WY
08/27/2015
25732 Burroughs PL
08/26/2015
25083 Blue Ridge WY
08/28/2015
24927 Southern Oaks DR
08/24/2015
Br
3
4
4
3
3
3
3
5
4
Bath Sqft
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
4.00
Price
1,521
1,810
1,810
1,840
1,948
1,769
2,155
2,939
3,835
$395,000
$480,000
$555,000
$570,000
$575,000
$583,000
$695,000
$890,000
$1,005,000
Closed Sales Valencia
Address COE Date
23947 Arroyo Park DR #17
28267 Canterbury CT
23011 Cuervo DR
28005 Dickason DR
23990 Avenida Entrana
24022 Bridgeport LN #23
24530 Montevista CR
27036 Rio Prado DR
23904 Bar Harbor CT
27932 Skycrest CR
28516 Pietro DR
25318 Via Saludo
24514 Windsor DR #C
23745 Mahogany CT
24234 Undine RD
23503 Wheaton CT
27302 Shelburne DR
Sqft
2
2
3
3
3
3
3
4
2
3
3
4
3
2
4
4
4
Price
2.00
3.00
2.00
3.00
2.00
3.00
3.00
2.00
2.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
2.00
2.00
3.00
3.00
1,252
1,484
1,529
1,535
1,429
1,499
1,517
2,032
1,259
1,289
2,090
2,289
2,034
1,693
1,938
2,090
2,330
$335,000
$369,900
$375,000
$414,900
$415,000
$427,500
$438,000
$440,000
$455,000
$480,000
$481,500
$530,000
$539,000
$585,000
$598,000
$605,000
$627,500
Br
Bath
08/26/2015
08/28/2015
08/28/2015
08/28/2015
08/26/2015
08/26/2015
08/26/2015
08/28/2015
08/28/2015
08/24/2015
08/25/2015
08/28/2015
08/25/2015
08/25/2015
08/27/2015
08/28/2015
08/25/2015
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Canyon Country, CA 91351
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661-255-7600
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661-644-2759
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661-255-7600
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4000 sq. ft. Warehousee with high ceiling, bay door
private entrance, very secure $3460
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25583 Ave. Stanford, Valencia 91355
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Beautiful 2006 3+2
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661-250-9060
18520 Soledad Cyn Rd Ste. K • Canyon Country, CA 91351
32
Sep 4 - Sep 10, 2015
Sep 4 - Sep 10, 2015
Room For Rent In Saugus Regular
size bedroom, shared bathroom,
$500 month, plus $100 security.
One responsible working male
preferred,Full House Privileges,wi
fi,laundry included, no drugs, no
pets and no smoking. Call
661-714-3867
Room for rent Nice home and
neighborhood, $600 includes
utilities, cable, wifi, full house
priviledges, female preferred, no
smoking or pets 661-607-9066
Room for Rent Single bedroom
with bathroom. Washer dryer,
Kitchen privileges, Internet, Direct
TV in room. Employment needs to
be verified. First month payment
moves you in. $485661-755-4829
Rooms for rent Large BR with bath
and second BR. Full house
privileges. Satellite TV. No garage.
$1,100 for both rooms. Pets and
Smokers okay. 661-254-1536
cell-661-210-8083, Tony
Home &
Garden
Appliances
2012 Washer for sale $150
661-317-2087
3-piece sofa set Sleeper sofa with
2 sheet sets for mattress 3ftx7ftx3ft. Matching love seat
33inX61.5inX36in. Matching wing
chair 42.5inX34inX25in. All floral
tapestry print. Clean, good
condition.
$275
OBO.
661.313.0854.
5 drawer chest of drawers 5
drawer dresser, all drawers work
great..33 wide, 18 deep, 48 tall,
the price is $165. call
661-251-9250
5 drawer chest of drawers real nice
solid wood 5 drawer dresser, all
drawers
work
great,
661-251-9250..33 wide, 18 deep,
48 tall. $145
5 drawer dresser 2 matching Oak
5 drawer dressers, dovetail . all
drawers work great. 36 wide,19
deep, 49 tall. $165 each, call
661-251-9250
5 drawer dresser 5 drawer dresser,
all drawers work great..33 wide, 18
deep, 48 tall, the price is $165.call
661 251-9250
5 drawer oak desk nice small oak
desk, has 5 drawers, 31 wide, 19
deep. 30 tall.$85, call
661-251-9250
5 drawer wooden dresser real nice
5 drawer maple dresser, dovetail
construction, all drawers slide
great, 36 wide, 18 deep, 48 tall,
$150. call 661- 251-9250
Leather sofa $150 805-791-0838
cute small desk small cute desk,
29 wide, 20 deep, 30 tall, very
sturdy.$25, call 661-251-9250
cute vanity desk cute desk with a
pop up mirror.. 30 wide, 19 deep,
30 tall.the price is $100. call
661-251-9250
cute white twin size bed $135, i
have box spring and mattress if
you want for $65, total of $200, call
661-251-9250
Dining room table beveled glass,
wrought iron with 4 wrought iron
chairs, tan color, $150
661-373-1933
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
Dining/kitchen table 4 chairs Vintage Virginia House Kitchen Table
four chairs solid Walnut distressed
look with blue accents table is 3X6
has two drawers Good condition
the spines and legs solid $250
OBO 661-312-9214
Ethan Allen Butler Tray Table
Ethan Allen Country French Butlers Tray Table. 21in H x 42in W x
30in D. Solid maple. Pristine
condition. $200. 661.297.7469.
Formal table and chairs Formal table and chairs in good condition.
Have 2 leaves to extend the table.
$125661-252-3126
Oak chest bed $100 805-501-0951
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REFRIGERATORS . . .
WASHERS . . . . . . . . . .
DRYERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
STOVES . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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ESPANOL
Aircon 10,000 BTU beat the heat
wave. Perfect for todays heat
wave. For a large bedroom. No
remote. $60 661-436-6584 or
661-888-2671
Bissell helix vacuum $35
818-363-5492
Doing a renovation so do not miss
this offer: over the stove microwave oven, stove and
dishwasher, all matching black and
white color, $45 661-253-1371
Living Air Classic Ionic Air Purifier
Ionic Air Purifier. Low-level ozone
generation best in smoke and odor
removal. Variable speeds. 12in x
8in x 10in. Retails new $470. For
sale $50 OBO. 661.297.7469
Stainless Steel Triple Burner Hot
Plate Portable Electric Triple
Burner Hot Plates by Deni, plug
into any grounded outlet, $25 if interested please call 661-993-3131
Stove GE 4 burner stove. Large
oven with broiler. Works great.
$100. 661-305-3195
This is the vacuum for you Kirby
magic filtration g6 performance,
brand new filtration bag, has
tremendous suction, model g6d,
$45. Call John 661-253-1371
Window AC 5000 BTU for small
bedroom Cool down this summer.
Small unit, perfect for small
bedroom. No remote. $45
661-436-6584 or 661-888-2671
Antiques
Incolay Stone various plaque ,
pictures, take your pick , sterling
silver, $40 a piece 661-284-6498
Furniture
13 drawer pine dresser awesome
13 drawer dresser, solid knotty
pine, all drawers work great 49
wide, 18 deep, 49 tall. $185, call
661-251-9250
1950’s 5 drawer chest and matching night stand, fair condition, $125
for both OBO 661-268-1948
1980’s Eastlake vanity dresser
1890s Eastlake Vanity Dresser
with mirror, walnut with marble
tops, all original hardware, 43 long,
19 deep, 31 to top of dresser.$375,
661 251-9250
2 drawer file cabinet with key, $15
818-554-3691
2 matching night stands two super
nice all hardwood night stands, 27
wide, 17 deep, 24 tall, the price is
$85, call 661-251-9250
3 drawer dresser 3 drawer dresser,
47 long, 19 wide, 36 tall. $85.call
661 251-9250
California king bed 2 yrs old new,
excellent condition, $100
805-501-3106
ALL MERCHANDISE
GUARANTEED
UP TO 1 YEAR
10241 SEPULVEDA (Just S. of Devonshire)
Close to SCV. 405 to Devonshire exit to Sepulveda
5 really nice dining chairs i have 5
heavy duty formal dining chairs,
very sturdy, .....$135 for all 5.call
661 251-9250
6 drawer dresser six drawer
dresser, all work great, has a
mirror.59 long, 19 deep, 30 tall, the
price is $135, call 661-251-9250
6 drawer dresser, cabinet nice 6
drawer dresser with a cabinet to
hang clothes.40 wide, 20 deep, 57
tall, $165.call 661-251-9250
6 drawer tall pine dresser really
nice 6 drawer dresser, 23 wide, 17
deep, 49 tall for $125. solid pine.
call 661 251-9250,
9 drawer Bassett dresser 9 drawer
surpentine dresser by Bassett, has
all original drawer pulls, dovetail
construction, all drawers work
great, 70 long, 20 deep, 33 tall,
mirror is 33 x 46.$225,
661-251-9250
9 drawer French Pavilion dresser,
mirror, night stand 9 drawer
French Pavilion dresser, 63 long,
18 deep, 31 tall,glass top,
mirror,46 x 35 and night stand. 20
wide, 14 deep, 24 tall.$200. call
661 251-9250,
9 drawer maple dresser 9 drawer
solid maple dresser, dovetail
construction. all drawers work
great. 58 long, 19 deep, 34 tall.
$175, call 661-251-9250
Bedroom Dressers 2 Bedroom
dressers. circa 1950. partially
stripped. refinish for personal use
or resale. Free 661-305-3195
Bedroom Furniture. Medium Walnut color, high dresser 47x29, long
dresser 66x31 and 2 nightstands.
Good shape with several cracks.
No headboard. $100. 661
259-7107
birch dining table, leaf, 4 chairs super nice condition round dining
table, leaf extension and 4 very
sturdy chairs. all for $165.call
661-251-9250,
birch dropleaf table and chairs
drop leaf birch table and 4 chairs,
perfect for a small room , 42 round,
25 when both leafs are dropped.
$135, call 661-251-9250
Bookcase Wood composite
bookcase. Very sturdy frame and
shelves. 56.25in H x 29.375in W x
13.25in D. $30. 661.297.7469
California King mattress and box
springs, pillow top, $100805-791-0838
California King mattress box
springs, 2 yrs new, excellent
condition, $100 805-501-0951
cute 4 drawer desk real cute 4
drawer oak desk with heart
cutouts, all drawers work great, 49
long, 18 deep, 31 tall.$85, call
661-251-9250
cute 5 drawer wooden dresser real
nice solid wood 6 drawer dresser,
all drawers work great. dovetail
construction, 33 wide, 19 deep, 50
tall.$175, call 661-251-9250
OVER
DISC
ATM
Hutch Beautiful cherry hutch with
glass front. Measures 30W x 17d x
77h Excellent condition. You pick
up. $125 or best offer.
661-297-9721
KING BED KING MATTRESS,
BOX SPRING, AND FRAME ON
ROLLERS. SERTA. LIKE NEW.
$70 661-257-2683
Leather sofa 92in l, 2 cushions,
wooden border, big choc brown,
gorgeous, 2 yrs new, $175
805-501-3106
Love sofa(seat) SOFA love seat
size brown leather in good condition pillows not included. Asking
35.00. 661-505-7585.
maple drop leaf table and leafs
maple dropleaf dining table and
leaf. measures 26 by 44 when
folded, opens to 73. 30 tall. the
price is $75. call 661-251-9250
Maple headboard and nightstand
set Solid Maple headboard for full
bed, crack does not show above
mattress. Matching nightstands
with drawers and cabinet space 27Hx17.5Wx14.25D. $75 OBO.
661.313.0854.
Marble round patio table top 4ft,
$50 805-583-5425
Metal 2 drawer file cabinet with
key, $10 818-554-3691
Mirror and spindle bottom chest 50
yrs old, $85 661-284-6498
Mirror no frame, 31.5 w x 30.5, excellent condition, $30.00 OBO. Call
661-268-1948
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 Day Bed with pop up trundle-2
excellent mattresses near new,
gorgeous, $200 805-791-0838
Oak twin chest bed lots of storage
on bottom, mattress, excellent
condition, $150 805-583-5425
Office chair with arms, tan color,
clean, swivel and reclines, $20
661-299-6677
Pair of barstools - made in Italy
Pair of high quality barstools.
Made in Italy. Great shape. Some
very minor wear and tear to seats.
See photos. Paid $300. $30 for
pair. Make offer. 818.422.4445
Patio table wrought iron, great
design, black, glass top, can seat 4
-no chairs- $150 661-317-2087
Portable bed brand EZ, $25
818-363-5492
Queen natural wicker bed play
style set, excellent cond with mattress and box springs, $275 complete 805-583-5425
Single fold together bed all metal,
less then 2 months old. Cost $130
selling $65 805-223-1633
Sofa sleeper life style brand, tan
color, adjust to chaise lounge, excellent cond, $100 805-501-0951
WICALL’S CARPETS
CARPETS • HARDWOOD • TILE
VINYL • AREA RUGS
FREE ESTIMATES
Housewares
Digital
Microwave
$25,
818-342-8493
Electric digital turkey/fryer/steamer
and boiler 28 cord, new in box, $50
818-363-5492
Moulines la machine II food processor like new, $25 661-299-6677
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
Metal commercial shelves 4ft wide,
15ins deep, $2 ea 818-321-6837
Peg board 4ft by 6ft, $2 ea
818-321-6837
Tools
818-920-1264
OPEN 7 DAYS
Sofa SOFA full size brown leather
in good condition pillows not
included.
Asking
50.00
661-505-7585.
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. $125,
661-251-9250
Twin headboard Twin headboard
with cherry finish. Good condition.
45inX41inX3in.
$25.
661.313.0854.
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
Wicker end or night stand $15
818-363-5492
33
10in radio arm saw makes all
types of cuts, like new condition,
$275 obo 805-223-1633
Alton Professional Laser Level Kit
Alton Professional Multi-beam and
Rotary Laser Level Kit in case.
$35. 661.297.7469.
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
Electric Lawn Mower Electric
Lawnmower Kobalt 40 Volt Lithium
Ion 20 in. 50 cm Double Cut Dual
Blade Brand New Used twice $250
or OBO 661-904-6083
Large Heavy Duty Vacuum Big reusable bag, 16 inch brush, 50 foot
cord, two half horse power motors.
$350
Leave
message
661-251-4610
Solid wood workbench Solid wood
workbench, custom-built. 37in H x
6ft W x 30in D. One deep drawer
and one slide-out shelf on drawer
slides. Entire unit on casters. $70.
661.297.7469.
Steel pipe reamer $50
661-268-1948
Garden & Patio
2 Chaise lounge chairs cast
aluminum, back for easy mobility,
adjustable backs, gorgeous, $175
805-583-5425
2 over sizes patio chaise lounge
chairs with cushions, $200
805-501-0951
2 Patio glass table 5 metal chairs
with cushions, $100 661-212-1528
20 patio and garden chairs can be
used for inside too, all for $100
818-524-8009
Garden yard edger trimming tool
kit all attachments by
Shakespeare, new, never been
used, $50 obo 805-223-1633
Iron Chaise lounge chair heavy
cast iron, beautiful design, adjustable back, $95 805-428-9256
Iron Gate for RV access 2 pieces
of iron gates 5 feet 6 inches each.
You haul away. Pre painted complete with post and hinges. $60
661-436-6584
Lion wall fountain $100
661-212-1528
Sears older model electric cement
mixer over 15 yrs old, $50
661-317-2087
White iron patio table (only) 52in
round, heavy, $100 805-501-0951
Wood bench needs finishing, $100
661-212-1528
Wrought iron patio set black, 4
matching chairs with umbrella, excellent cond, $300 805-501-3106
Other
1898 book ’Boots and Saddles’ by
Elizabeth B Custer 1898, $125
818-363-5492
2 US American Flags $50 ea
818-554-3691
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
Favre
bobblehead
$25
818-363-5492
26635 Valley Center Dr.
(off Soledad Canyon)
www.wicallscarpets.com
Wicalls Carpets, Inc. LIC# 301091
SINCE 1968
AVI ATI O N G rads work wit h
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
CASH FOR CARS, Any Make or
Model Free Towing. Sell it TODAY.
Instant offer 1-800-864-5784
CASH PAID-up to $25/BOX for
unexpired, sealed DIABETIC
TEST STRIPS. 1-DAYPAYMENT.
1-800-371-1136
Commercial sewing machine
Singer commercial sewing machine for making drapes, or
upholstery.
$350
OBO
661-714-2231
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 Packages- New Customers
Only. CALL 1-800-614-8506
Dish Network - Get MORE for
LESS Starting $19.99month for 12
months. PLUS Bundle and SAVE
Fast Internet for $15 moremonth.
CALL Now 1-800-615-4064
DISH TV Starting at $19.99/month
(for 12 mos.) SAVE!! Regular Price
$34.99 Ask About FREE SAME
DAY Installation.. CALL Now..
877-477-9659
HERO MILES - to find out more
about how you can help our service members, veterans and their
families in their time of need, visit
the Fisher House website at
www.fisherhouse.org
HOTELS FOR HEROS - to find out
more about how you can help our
service members, veterans and
their families in their time of need,
visit the Fisher House website at
www.fisherhouse.org
Kobe signed jersey custom matted
framed and sized, $500
661-317-2087
LEARNING TO READ can be both
fun and educational. Learn more
about this wholesome farm book,
Richard the Donkey and His
LOUD, LOUD Voice at
www.RichardTheDonkey.com
SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY
BENEFITS. Unable to work.. Denied benefits.. We Can Help.. WIN
or Pay Nothing.. Contact Bill Gordon and Associates at
1-800-290-8321 to start your application today..
VIAGRA 100mg, CIALIS 20mg. 40
tabs plus 10 FREE, $99 includes
FREE SHIPPING. 1-888-836-0780
or Metro-Meds.net
Wants to purchase minerals and
other oil and gas interests. Send
details to P.O. Box 13557 Denver,
Co. 80201
Garage
Sales
HugH Yard Sale!! Sept 4,5, and 6,
Fri, Sat and Sunday, 7am-noon,
24232 Mentry Dr, Newhall off
Calgrove. Householdl clothing,
antiques, books, mens suits. Great
pricese
Oakmoor Garage Sale Huge Garage sale on Oakmoor street. We
have
music
equipment,
appliances, video games, clothes,
and much more. Come find us at
18701 Oakmoor street, Canyon
Country CA, 91351.
Professional Services
Avina Roofing Installers IS YOUR
ROOF EL NINO READY. Over 30
years experience. Small repairs to
entire roofs. Superior guaranteed
w o r k m a n s h i p .
Residential-commercial. CALL
FOR SPECIALS. 818-984-2435. licensed and bonded lic. 950818
VISIT US ONLINE
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D and S Concrete Masonry
Commercial, Residential,
Foundations, Flat Work.
Block, Brick, and Custom
Rock. FREE ESTIMATES. License number 784182. Call
Dennis 661-609-3153 or Joe
661-621-1993
AVINA
ROOFING INSTALLERS
Over 30 Years Roofing Experience • Small Repairs to Entire Roofs
Skylights • Superior Workmanship Respectful Professional Staff
Residential/Commercial • Work Supervised & Guaranteed
Is Your Roof El Nino Ready?
818-984-2435 • Call for Specials!
Licensed & Bonded
lic 950818
TRES FLORES GENERAL CONSTRUCTION
• Additions • Remodeling • Shower & Tub
Replacement, Reglazing & Repairs
Kitchen Counter Tops • Waterproofing
Balconies • Stairs & Landings • Roofing
818-389-5089
Bonded and Insured
lic#986119
Marquis by Waterford Crystal
Clock Needs battery. 4X4 by
1.25ins $50 661-255-7510
Oak plant
661-284-6498
stand
$10,
Safe Step Walk-In Tub Alert for
Seniors. Bathroom falls can be
fatal.Approved by Arthritis
Foundation.Therapeutic Jets.Less
Than 4 Inch Step-In. Wide
Door,Anti-Slip Floors,American
Made,Installation Included.Call
800-980-6076 for $750 Off
Serger Sewing Machines 1 Singer
and 1 Juki serger. Both 4 thread in
excellent condition.$350 each
OBO 661-295-8484
DART CONTRACTING SERVICES FOR ALL OF YOUR
CONSTRUCTION
AND
HANDYMAN NEEDS. CALL
ROB 818-588-8884 DBA LIC
346593 FREE ESTIMATES
HOMES-RANCHES-LAND
SELLERS-I will list your property
and get it sold for the highest possible price. BUYERS-We will find
you a property to purchase. Realtor since 1997 servicing all types of
properties. CALL-John Galbraith
661-713-0255 or 818-400-8667.
Kellar Davis Realtors, 26364
Sierra Hwy. Newhall Ca. 91321
Bre-01227961.
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Concrete
OFFICE JANITORIAL SERVICE
FREE Estimates
FREE Cleanings
Tax Deductible
FREE
1st Cleaning
5th Cleaning of the month
With Monthly Contract
Sep 4 - Sep 10, 2015
Ramiro Robles
Owner
-Clean-Up
-Stump Removal
-Concrete
-Lawn Care
-Sprinkler Repair
-Trimming/Hauling
It's All About
Your Yard!
-Weekly Service
Great Services & Prices
305-7725
Stamped, All Colors, Retaining Walls & Complete
Landscaping. Block-Walls, Stone/Brick, Rock Work
Hardscaping
Designer Construction
661-992-8573 • 661-965-6056
lic 218b39
ECONOMY SPECIAL:
Once a week cleaning of your office
at our LOW monthly rate!
FREE Estimates
THE KOSTIWEIN CO.
lic # 784182
30 Years in Business
Lic #346593
Vehicles
Accessories
06 - 07 Toyota Camry oem front
bumper
cover,
$100.
805-223-1633
1 - 95 Dodge Duelly rear wheel
cover, $20 661-268-1948
1 ton dually crew cab front and
rear seats, newly upholstery, never
used, $295 for all. Call
805-223-1633
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
1963 Mopar Ram charger hood
scoop, new $100 805-223-1633
1967 Cadillac Shop Manual $25
818-554-3691
1984 - 98 Jeep Shop Manual for
wagoneer-cherokee-comanche,
$30 818-363-5492
2 14in Buick 5 spoke chrome rally
wheels, excellent cond, $75 ea
805-223-1633
2 16in Truck tires BF Goodrich,
size LT 265 by 75 by 16, load
range E, like new, zero miles, $165
ea obo, 805-223-1633
2 Buick OEM chrome rally wheels
cherry condition, $75 ea obo,
805-223-1633
2 Left Truck tires and wheels 5 on
5, lots of tread, $100 for both.
805-223-1633
4 70-79 Camaro Nova and Chevelle slotted rims and tires, with
beauty rings, $150, 805-223-1633
400 turbo transmission $300. Call
805-223-1633
53 Chevy tail lights assemble with
housing, $100 for the pair,
805-223-1633
58 Chevy Car chrome front
bumper $100, 805-223-1633
64 - 67 Chevelle cowl vent panel
cherry condition, no rust $100. Call
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
Wash • Vacuum
Sealer Wax
& DETAIL
23105 Valencia Blvd
(Corner of Bouquet & Valencia Blvd)
(661) 222-9793
$
10.99
Wash • Vacuum
Tire Dressing
Rainbow Wax
.
$14 99
Reg. Price $11.99
Reg. Price $15.99
Vans, trucks and SUVs extra.
Not to be combined with any other offer.
Vans, trucks and limos extra.
COMPLETE
DETAIL
$
20 OFF
Not good with any other offer.
EXPRESS
CLAY WAX
$39.99
Reg. Price $59.99
Vans, trucks and SUVs extra.
Includes Tire Dressing.
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
ATTENTION: Mechanic Retiring 30 years worth of Mechanical and Body
parts..Ford, Chevy,Foreign
cars,and etc..New and
Used,bring cash and your
truck in Ventura County.
Please call 805-223-1633
Auto paint acrylic enamel, new
paint, 5 quarts Centari Porsche red
code 027 $250. 805-223-1633
Auto Paint PPG acrylic and
enamel, porsche red, 1 gallon and
1 quart, $300 obo 805-223-1633
Body Shop -Hercules- 2 paint gun
washer $295, 805-223-1633
Brand new 73-87 Chevy truck
Hubcaps still wrapped,$50 obo
805-223-1633
Bucket seats $250 obo
805-223-1633
Bucket seats like new, $250 ea
805-223-1633
Chevrolet s10 hood no rust, cherry
condition, $75 805-223-1633
Chevy 350 flywheel $65, also flex
plate $25. Call 805-223-1633
Chevy Pick-Up 88-2000 new right
door, $100, 805-223-1633
Chevy aluminum truck radiator
heavy duty $100... Fan shroud
fixes the radiator $50
805-223-1633
Chevy drive shaft with front and
rear u joint, $65 each, also 4 wheel
drive front drive shaft complete
$100, 805-223-1633
Chevy Truck 6 lugs (hubcaps only)
for 98 and later truck, set of 4,
$100 805-223-1633
Chevy Truck big core, 19 by 34,
$125 obo 805-223-1633
Chevy truck new right front fender
fits 81 and newer trucks, $75. Call
805-223-1633
Chevy truck rally wheels 15 by 8, 4
for $200. Call 805-223-1633
Ecklers Corvette power antenet
CB and AMFM antenet, brand
new, $100. Call 805-223-1633
Ex Accel dual point distributor and
coil $25.. Echlin dual point
distributor, $25, 805-223-1633
Firebird 1970 and later tail lamp
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
100% Hand Wash
and Tire Dressing
Hand Wash
$11.99
$9.99
Trucks, Vans & SUVs Extra.
With This Coupon.
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Crista Chevron
Hand Wash & Lube
26483 Bouquet Cyn. Rd. 661-263-6233
FORD Bucket seats cherry
condition, $250. 805-223-1633
Front sheet metal clip complete,
$450. 805-223-1633
Ford Pick up dually fenders left
and right, $220 each,
805-223-1633
Gas Welding Botter kart $75,
805-223-1633
Ford Ranger Crome Rear Bumper
with top rubber pads and mounting
brackets, complete $125
805-223-1633
GM 60s-70s air condition compressor $40, 805-223-1633
GM Camaro firebird t-top with storage bag, $150 for the set. Call
805-223-1633
Ford truck gas tank. Tank goes behind seat, $75 805-223-1633
GM engine air cleaner 4 barrel
carburetor, excellent condition,
complete $50, 805-223-1633
Ford truck tail gate molding $300,
805-223-1633
GM mast air flow sensor $175 obo.
Call 805-223-1633nbsp
Front rear doors from dually
Chevy, $100 ea obo. Call
805-223-1633
GM rally wheels from a Corvette
size 15 by 8, beautiful chrome, set
of 4, $400. Call 805-223-1633
STONE CHIP
REPAIR
20709 Soledad Cyn Rd
Canyon Country
(Across from Home Depot
next to Jiffy Lube)
WE REPAIR POWER WINDOWS
Soledad Cyn
Se Habla
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Home
Depot
Whites Cyn
Tres Flores General Construction
Additions and remodeling. Shower
and tub replacement. Reglazing
and repairs. Kitchen Counter tops.
Waterproofing-balconies, stairs
and
landings.
Roofing.
818-389-5089 Bonded and
insured, license no. 986119.
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
Ruether
Regal Carpet and Upholstery
Cleaning Its Time for A Good
Cleaning.. 24 Hour Emergency
service, water, fire, and smoke
damage. We use High powered truck mounted units with
water softener systems. Open
7 days. Call today, Clean
today. Any 5 rooms $88.95 includes FREE hall and bath.
Call 661-252-5707
Sep 4 - Sep 10, 2015
35
Simi Valley for Savings
MSRP $10490
Sale Price
$9774
Only
$119 per month
0 Down
0 Interest*
Sale Price
$5999
6199
2015 YAMAHA FJ09 Super Sport Tourer
Sale Price
$6990
2015 YAMAHA BOLT
Sale Price
$3999
Only
$59 per month
0 Down
0 Interest*
2015 YAMAHA R-3 • IN STOCK
Only
$99 per month
0 Down
0 Interest*
MSRP $8999
Sale Price
$7290
Financing
for
Everyone!
ALL NEW 2015 YAMAHA C-SPEC BOLT
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$129 per month
0 Down
0 Interest*
MSRP $13999
Sale Price
$10995
Low Rates, 0 Down
Fast Approvals
Credit Check
by Phone!
ALL NEW 2014 YAMAHA VSTAR 1300 DELUXE
ALL NEW 2015 YAMAHA SMAX SCOOTER
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$89 per month
0 Down
0 Interest*
Only
$69 per month
0 Down
0 Interest*
Sale Price
$3999
2015 YAMAHA FZ-07
Only
$89 per month
0 Down
0 Interest*
MSRP $8390
MSRP $5499
Only
$77 per month
0 Down
0 Interest*
MSRP $16999
MSRP $8799
MSRP $8699
Sale Price
$6999
Sale Price
$6999
2014 RAPTOR
700 R
Only
$82 per month
0 Down
0 Interest*
NEW 2015 YAMAHA
YZ 450F
THE FASTEST 450
MXT ON THE PLANET
*restrictions may apply
call dealer for details
805-522-3434
OPEN 7 DAYS
118 FWY
Los Angeles Ave.
405 FWY
Sycamore
SIMI VALLEY CYCLES
2902 E LOS ANGELES AVE,
SIMI VALLEY
5 FWY
WWW.SIMIVALLEYCYCLES.COM
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Sep 4 - Sep 10, 2015
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Robert Patrick Lewis,
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19
Includes:
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Manager
John Wright
Owner
Most vehicles. Cannot be combined with other offers.
Must present coupon for offer. Expires 9/20/15.
Jose Martinez
Master
Technician
TIRES - NEW & USED
BRAKES • SUSPENSIONS • OIL CHANGES
FREE Flat Repair • FREE Brake Inspection • FREE Battery & Starter Check
LAW EN
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27260 Camp Plenty Rd.
Canyon Country 91351
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offers friendly, affordable service.
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Mr. Fix It Auto Repair
26536 Ruether Ave. Unit #603
Santa Clarita, CA 91350
661-802-8869
Oil Change
$18.50 + tax
• up to 5 qts of conventional
oil & filter
• FREE Tire Rotation
• Check All Fluids
cannot be combined with other
coupons, must present coupon upon arrival
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Scan
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Hours:
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Sep 4 - Sep 10, 2015
Headlamp rims for frenching
headlamps, New $150 obo for the
pair, 805-223-1633
Heaters - for Commercial
buildings, Auto shop, Warehouses,
and etc.. Gas heater, unit 110
volts, 180,000 BTU, $195 obo,
805-223-1633
Heavy duty trailer dolly for moving
your trailer around, hitch ball and
inflatable tires, $40 805-223-1633
Jumper Cables 16ft., heavy duty,
$25 OBO. Call 661-268-1948
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
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
New 2005 Mustang Steering
Wheel $40.00 OBO. Call
661-268-1948
Professional Mechanic Shop Parts
Washer with electric pump, size 30
by 45ins, ready for use, $200
805-223-1633
Professional parts washer brand
name Agitator, $200. Call
805-223-1633
Ranchero Torino complete doors
$100 each. Call 805-223-1633
Radiator and a/c condensor for
2007 Ford Mustang GT, $75 for
both 818-321-6837
Real Commercial Shop Parts
washer top opening 36 x 36 x 24,
pump flexible steel hose, brand
name Ajitor, $250 obo,
805-223-1633
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
Steering wheel and air bag for 98
Mustang, $75 818-321-6837
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
FOSTER’S
RV STORAGE
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starting at
$50 PER MONTH
ANY SIZE - ANY VEHICLE - WHILE SPACE IS AVAILABLE
CONSIGNMENT SALES ALSO AVAILABLE
2450 Soledad Canyon Road, Acton, CA
A
LOCATED CLOSE TO THOUSAND TRAILS - THOUSAND TRAILS MEMBER
661.810-2650
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26575 McBean Parkway
Valencia 661-288-2618
EXPRESS WASH
4
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Must present coupon. Truck, SUVs, Vans extra.
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12
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95
Includes: 100% Hand Wash
Full Service Vacuum
Rainbow & Sealer Wax,
Tire Dressing, Air Freshener
Must present coupon. Truck, SUVs, Vans extra.
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Cars
2000 Mazda 626 clean, in good
shape, needs minor work on
motor, runs, $1000 805-270-9870
2002 PT CRUISER 2.4L 5-SPEED
NEW CLUTCH 2015 New Timiming Belt 2014, New Water Pump
2014, New Serpentine Belts
2014,New Radiator 2012. 97,600
miles. only ONE OWNER since
2004. Have all receipts. Leather
Heated seats,power
2005 Nissan Altima $3,600 4 door,
automatic, great condition $3,600.
Call 661-252-9147, email johnbronsen at hotmail.com
CARS/TRUCKS WANTED! Top
$$$$$ PAID Running or Not, All
Years, Makes, Models. Free Towing Were Local 7 DaysWeek. Call
Toll Free 1-888-416-2330
CASH FOR CARS: All
Cars-Trucks Wanted. Running or
Not Top Dollar Paid. We Come To
You Any Make-Model. Call for Instant Offer 1-800-864-5960
Donate Your Car to Veterans
Today! Help and Support our
Veterans. Fast - FREE pick up.
100 percent tax deductible. Call
1-800-656-1632
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Call
1-800-709-0542
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truck. I will buy your car today. Any
Condition. Call 1-800-864-5796 or
www.carbuyguy.com
TOP CASH FOR CARS, Any
CarTruck, Running or Not. Call for
INSTANT offer 1-800-454-6951
1973 Corvette 454 hp, red and
black interior, 86000 miles, needs
some work, $15,000 OBO. 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
best steaks
and
burgers
in town!
Bar & Steakhouse
Live Music
Tuesday and
Thursday Night
We have
the
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r
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d
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We Will Have
ALL NFL Games
This Season!!
Karaoke
on Saturdays
Lunch Specials Daily!
Showing Nascar Races on the Big Screens on Weekends
We Have
DirecTV Football Package!
Opening at 9 am every Sunday
Trucks/SUV
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 Mitsubishi Pick Up Truck
51,000 org miles, ready for paint,
$2500 805-223-1633
251-3133
16404 Delone St., Canyon Country
Sand Canyon & 14 fwy - next to Mobil Gas
73 - 87 Chevy truck instrument
cluster, $50, 805-223-1633
38
Sep 4 - Sep 10, 2015
We are specialists in only ONE thing,
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wery
WATERCRAFT
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
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
77 - 79 Ford GT Torino and LTD
II body parts, and complete interior parts, $100 - $400,
805-223-1633
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
Chevy Pick-Up 88-2000 new
right door, $100, 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
Vans
8
Offering Vehicle Registration
Service - Camp Plenty Location
’99 Nissan Quest V6, 8
passengers, AC, DVD player,
runs good, clean. $2,600
661-312-8131
Motorcycles
wy.
Soledad Cyn. Rd.
WANTED
OLD JAPANESE MOTORCYCLES
KAWASAKI-- Z1-900(1972-75),
KZ900, KZ1000(1976-1982), Z1R,
KZ1000MK2(1979,80), W1-650,
H1-500(1969-72), H2-750(1972-1975),
S1-250, S2-350, S3-400, KH250,
KH400, SUZUKI--GS400, GT380,
HONDA--CB750K(1969-1976),
CBX1000(1979,80)
1-800-772-1142
[email protected] 1-310-721-0723
$$CASH$$
Be My Friend Someone please
be my friend for a day. I will pay
you with a 25 dollar visa gift card.
We will go bowling if you want.
661-468-9171
88
Southwind,
34’
motorhome, 36k miles, new
tires, queen bedroom,
$12,000 obo 661-259-7983
or 803-2956
Cocinero,Lavaplatos, Ayudantes
DOE Aceptamos aplicaciones en
Restaurante Kisho 23430 Valencia Blvd Santa Clarita, Cho Cho
San 19010 Ventura Blvd Tarzana
y 4928 Balboa Blvd Encino.
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
KEYSTONE COUGAR 25 FT
TRAVEL TRAILER -- 2011
25RLSWE SIDE EXTENSION,
QN BED, MICRO, DVD TV, AM
FM CD, SPEAKERS IN AND
OUT. XLNT COND $21,500
OBO 661-714-0676
VISIT US ONLINE
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ATTENTION WHOLESALERS
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Handyman de restaurante DOE
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Clarita, Cho Cho San 19010
Ventura Blvd Tarzana y 4928
Balboa Blvd Encino.
COUPON
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Newhall, CA 91321
27255 Camp Plenty Rd.
Canyon Country, CA 91351
661.799.8140 661.251.0233
in Don Cuco’s Center
2000 Honda shadow with side
car and trailer, very nice bike,
46000
miles,
$6800
818-321-6837
Motorhomes
Camping
85 SOUTHWIND CLASS A 33’
duel AC, Hyd jacks, central vac,
sleeps 5-6,Queen Bed, Sofa
sleeper, Dinette sleeper,3 way
Refrigerator, Runs, good tires,
$1500 obo 661-209-6919
FREE CAR WASH
WITH OIL CHANGE
Car
Wash
24233 Creekside Rd., Valencia
(Target Shopping Center1 Block North of Valencia Town Center)
(661) 255-3448
$
28.99
Reg. Price $36.99
Includes oil filter and fill with Castrol Fluids (up to
5 quarts) for most cars. Plus tax & disposal fee.
Not to be combined with any other offer. FC Coupon.
COUPON
FULL SERVICE
CAR WASH
.
$9 99
Reg. Price $13.99
Vans, trucks and limos extra.
Sep 4 - Sep 10, 2015
39
323-466-7191
Yamaha of Hollywood
6525 Santa Monica Blvd Hollywood, CA 90038
September 30
Open 7 Days
M-F 9-7 • Sat 9-5
Sun 10-4 (sales only)
July 31
BMW of Hollywood 323-466-7191 BMW of Hollywood
6525 SANTA MONICA BLVD.
HOLLYWOOD, CA 90038-1407
888-573-2366
www.bmwofhollywood.com
6525 SANTA MONICA BLVD.
HOLLYWOOD, CA 90038-1407
40
805-553-1933
Sep 4 - Sep 10, 2015
6176 Condor Dr
Moorpark
www.tri-countypowersports.com
Racer Support
Programs
Available
NOW!
NEW SeaDoo Dealer in Moorpark
805-553-1933
www.tri-countypowersports.com
6176 Condor Dr
Moorpark

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