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As residents spend more time creating atmosphere in their homes than at any other time of year, the scene is perfectly set for Dave Joseph’s new store. Gallery Josephs Fine Art & Custom Framing just opened in Canyon Country, at the start of the holiday shopping season. “We have a huge collection, if people are seeking a work of art or sculpture, something to create laughter or happiness, or to make a dramatic impact, whatever they’re looking for,” said Dave Joseph, the store’s owner. And for those who already have a work of art, Gallery Josephs does custom framing. “We have composite mouldings, all types of mouldings fitting all types of budgets,” said Joseph. “We outdo the prices of a lot of competitors.” When Joseph describes the business, he emphasizes the lower price tag and quality of service. “People are on budgets. They can save 50 percent using laminate mouldings that look like real wood … and we do layaway,” he said. “We can do inexpensive or exquisite.” continued on page 3
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Friday, 11/21, 6:30-8:30pm Western Family Hoe-Down Santa Clarita Valley Family YMCA 26147 McBean Parkway in Valencia Yeee Haw! Round up the little ones, ‘cause the SCV YMCA is throwing a rootin’-tootin’, good old-fashioned hoe-down. Join them as they rustle up some family fun with games, crafts, dancing and a campfire with s’mores. The cost is $7 per child and it’s open to everyone, so feel free to invite all the cowpokes you know! For more information call Ryan Fowler at 661-2533593. Friday – Sunday, 11/21-23, 12pm Festival of Trees The Valencia Industrial Center 24700 Avenue Rockefeller in Valencia The Boys & Girls Club of Santa Clarita Valley will be hosting the 12th Annual Festival of Trees this Friday through Sunday. With over 35 professionally decorated trees between 7 and 9 feet tall, 50 amazing themed tabletop trees and over 100 gingerbread houses, you will be awed and inspired. There is a holiday shopping boutique the this weekend and a community stage with performances all weekend as well. Visit www.scvbgc.org for more information. Friday-Sunday, 11/21-23, 8pm “The Illusion” SC Performing Arts Center at College of the Canyons Pulitzer Prize winner and National Medal of Honor recipient Tony Kushner brings his sophisticated style and breathtaking language to the French Baroque’s most powerful romance. “The Illusion” is a wildly entertaining tale of passion and regret, of love, disillusionment and magic. For tickets call (661) 362-5304 or visit www.canyonspac.com.
Sunday, 11/23, 10am-12pm Alternative Gift Fair The Santa Clarita United Methodist Church 26640 Bouquet Canyon Road in Saugus The second annual Alternative Gift Fair will take place this Sunday, where those who attend may donate to local and worldwide non-profits like Habitat for Humanity, Heifer Project, Bridge to Home, Family Promise, and the Food Pantry, to name just a few. Those who donate will receive a card describing the non-profit organization and that card may be given as a gift to those on your Christmas list. Support local and worldwide non-profits while improving the lives of others who are not on anyone’s gift list. Call Diane at (661) 2599799 for more information. Sunday, 11/23, 11/30 & 12/7 2pm Meet the Dancers from The Nutcracker Local Libraries For residents who are not able to attend Santa Clarita Ballet’s annual performance of “The Nutcracker” this year, the dancers will still be available at some upcoming meet and greets. Attendees will be able to ask questions and pose for pictures with the costumed dancers on three upcoming dates at three different libraries. On Sunday, November 23 they will be at the Jo Anne Darcy Canyon Country Library, 180601 Soledad Canyon Road. On Sunday, November 30 they will appear at the Valencia Library Branch, 23743 W. Valencia Boulevard. On Sunday, December 7 the dancers will be available at the Old Town Newhall Library, 24500 Main Street. For more information about the “Meet the Dancers” Nutcracker event, visit santaclaritalibrary.com or contact Coordinator Robin Hoklotubbe at (661) 799-6135 or via email at rhoklotubbe@santaclaritalibrary.com.
Friday, 11/21-23, 8pm Sherlock Holmes and the Adventures of the Suicide Club The Repertory East Playhouse 24266 Main Street in Newhall This mystery unfolds deep in the heart of London, behind the impassive facade of a windowless house, as some of Europe’s most powerful men gather to play a game. The game is murder, and this is The Suicide Club. But the club has a new member, Sherlock Holmes: brilliant, brooding, the greatest detective in the world. Why does Holmes wish to die? Can his friend Dr. Watson save him? It’s a new stage thriller featuring the famed sleuth in a tale full of mystery, romance, twists and chills. The show will run weekends through December 13. Tickets are $25 for adults and $20 for students and seniors. For tickets, purchase online at www.repeastplayhouse.org or call 661-288-0000. Saturday, 11/22, 8am 11th Annual Jacob Zamora Sporting Clays Memorial Shoot Oak Tree Gun Club 23121 No. Coltrane Avenue in Newhall This event is a shotgun sporting clays shoot. The cost to shoot is $60 for adults and $30 for youth; the price includes a T-shirt and lunch. There is also a prize for the top shooter! Following the shoot is a raffle with thousands of dollars worth of prizes. All proceeds benefit local high school scholarships and the Newhall California Highway Patrol Explorer Post 5. For more information, visit www.jzmf.org.
Saturday, 11/22, 10:15-12pm Gingerbread House Workshop 23743 Valencia Blvd. in Valencia
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Just in time for the holidays! Learn techniques that will make your house unique. The workshop will be led by local pastry chef Theresa Frederickson. No registration, but limited places, so arrive early. The demonstration is a great way to get ready for the Friends of Santa Clarita Public Library’s 2nd annual Gingerbread contest, which is free and open to the public. All ages are welcome. Gingerbread houses must be completed and delivered to the Valencia branch on 12/5 from 4-7pm. For more information, visit www. santaclaritalibrary.com/gingerbread-house-contest/.
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Tongs, Bigfoot, Hoboes & Our Greatest Crime Hard to believe, but the SCV is one of the most significant historical spots in all of America. Here’s a look at what happened locally from the annals of yesteryear… IN EONS GONE BY … • One of the most famous bird naturalists, John Woodhouse Audubon, camped out in Castaic the week of November 18, 1848. A much smaller Castaic Lake and swamplands were favored stopping grounds for a wide variety of migrating birds and Audubon spent much time here sketching them. • The railroad linked up here in 1876, and by 1898, the last of the Chinese workers left Newhall. Hop Lee and his wife, who had owned the local laundry shop, left to return to their homeland of China. • In the early 1890s, we had a Tong (Chinese mafia) presence here. The Earl Packing Co. was in downtown Newhall and run by the white manager, Lou Ledger. Labor at the meat processing plant were Chinese ex-railroad laborers. An interesting phenomenon occurred about three times a year. The entire work force quit, then was hired back the next day. Why? The Tong representative got a $1 bonus for every man he hired. Ledger, by the way, ended up being killed by a beautiful señorita. She stabbed him to death on the dance floor. • In 1912, Walter and Gertrude Baugher left Los Angeles in a wagon filled with all their earthly possessions, leading a flock of poultry. They homesteaded in Mint Canyon, building, at first, a little canvas and lean-to shack, then constructing a rock house. Life in pre-Canyon Country could be hard. A trip to the store meant Gertrude would drive down to Solemint Junction and leave a list of requests. The grocer would send a deliveryman to Los Angeles to pick up the goodies. The Baughers did all right with their 1,700tree apricot orchard. Within two years, they bought a new car — a Stoddard Dayton. It could go 25 mph, uphill. Gertrude had several jobs, including county librarian. She set up shop in her house and pioneers would drop by her home, day or night, to peruse the newest titles.
90 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK, 1924 … • Oil millionaire W.W. Orcutt bought 29 acres from Henry Clay Needham’s ranch on present-day Sierra Highway. It’s just south of Eternal Valley and you can still see that rock entrance from the road. The two were rather famous. Orcutt ended up with a big cattle ranch that lasted until the 1960s. It’s the Rice Canyon nature preserve today. Needham? He’s the only SCVian to run for president. And, he became a senator and governor. Needham was head of the Prohibitionist Party and ran three times for the Oval Office. • Bouquet Canyon’s Jim Biddison was named constable for the SCV. Biddison replaced Ed Brown, who was murdered earlier in that infamous shoot-out with Gus LeBrun. Biddison was a former Denver lawman and forest ranger, locally. His very first day behind the badge, he cracked a burglary ring and discovered an unidentifiable corpse up Mint Canyon. 85 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK, IN 1929 … • Can’t forget THE biggest crime in SCV history. Buffalo Tom Vernon derailed a train by the presentday Saugus Speedway. He was putting together cash to pay for an abortion for a prostitute girlfriend in Los Angeles. It wasn’t hard to figure out it was Tom. While crouching in the shrubbery, a letter with his name on it AND his travel itinerary to Wyoming fell from his pocket. Tom served 40 years for the robbery. 80 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK, IN 1934 ... • Another tough sentence: R.W. Mitskell drew two
consecutive life-in-prison terms for hijacking an egg truck. • Not a month after Halloween, ghouls scoured the fresh wreckage of a crashed airplane by Beale’s Cut. They carted off body parts. • One of the signatures of the Great Depression was the migrations of lost souls via the rails. It was often painted as a melancholy, albeit romantic, pastime. There was the more horrific side to it. William Myers lost an arm hopping off a freight pulling into the Saugus Station. It got caught in one of the wheels. With so many transients passing through the valley on trains, we had many accidents where men lost legs, arms and were even bisected trying to either hop on or off a fast-moving freight.
BIGFOOT vs. MARLOW —TV’s Channel 4 anchorman Jess Marlow ventured out to the back canyons of our valley with video crews to search for the alleged giant hairy ape man many call Bigfoot. Neither Channel 4, a host of newspaper reporter crews or the teams of Sasquatch hunters crawling through our valley were able to capture the beast. By the way, none of the above are Jeff Marlow.
70 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK, IN 1944 ... • Famed actor and real-life cowboy Lash Larue entertained folks at the world-famous Newhall-Saugus Rodeo by riding a bucking Brahma bull — while smoking a huge stogie. • The 1944 Rodeo was postponed due to a rare November lightning storm. For the first time in our history, The Los Angeles Humane Society sent a representative to make sure none of the rodeo stock was injured. Too bad the humans didn’t have an SPCA rep handy. The critters sent three cowboys to the hospital. • We were farm country then. Sheep dipping was a regular feature of rural life — especially if you owned sheep. Newhall Pharmacy doubled as a vet supply shop, selling sheep dip, cattle bacterins and serums. • A week-long storm — the wettest since 1900 — wiped out roads and created waterfalls throughout the valley. • For the war effort, the Newhall Hills military oil tanker rolled off the assembly lines at the Marinship Corporation’s shipyards in Sausalito. It was the 11th in a series of 32 tankers in the “Hills” class. Newhall Hills was named to honor the oil producing area in Santa Clarita. 60 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK, IN 1954 ... • At Hart, the Junior High Girls League voted Kathleen Scannell and Sharon Hall as having the Best Hair in school. • Leaded gas and a lack of will to live was the cause of death of two out-of-towners. In separate suicides, one forlorn man and one lost woman ended their lives by extending hoses from the exhaust pipes into
their car interiors. The woman took her pet dog into the hereafter with her. It was the second time in local history where a woman committed suicide in such a fashion, with her dog dying in the back seat. • Hoboes trying to beat the unseasonably cold November broke into the original and abandoned Newhall Train Depot by starting a campfire. Locals saw smoke and called the fire department. The local flame fighters broke into the place (which was then a potato warehouse) to douse the tiny blaze. Damages amounted to $20. A HALF CENTURY AGO THIS WEEK, IN 1964 ... • Edwin Allen Smith, Newhall’s first honorary mayor and captain of the local CHP, died this week in 1965. • San Francisquito Canyon and old 99 were briefly closed. The culprit? Snow. We had a frigid week in town, with the mercury hitting from the low 20s to mid-30s. Necessity is the mother of capitalism. Paint store owner Ted Berquist started displaying snow shovels. 40 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK, IN 1974 ... • Locals who were trying to create a brand new California county used a little PR and marketing. Calling the greater SCV “Canyon County,” a local government formation committee put a measure on the 1976 ballot on this date — the 200th anniversary of American independence. Alas, when 1976 did arrive, Canyon County fell as a county-wide measure, at about a 65-35 percent thrashing. Interestingly, that was the same ratio the Canyon County measure passed here locally. There hadn’t been a new county formed since 1911, when Imperial came into being. • Pigeons have been killed by the hundreds of millions and some locals understood why. The new benches at the Valencia Civic Center were littered with pigeon poop and there wasn’t a single place to sit for humans. 30 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK, IN 1984 ... • The county Regional Planning Commission actually said no to a housing project here in Santa Clarita. Developers for Ben Johnson’s Farms wanted to build 6.6 homes per acre on 861 acres at the corner of Bouquet and Vasquez Canyon. That’s almost 5,700 homes. The RPC noted the developer turned in an inadequate Environmental Impact Report and that also, the narrow ribbons of Bouquet and Vasquez could not absorb that much extra traffic. • Newhall woman Lynn Ranstrom became romantically involved with a New York man. She and her lover returned to murder Lynn’s husband in the driveway of his Wayman Avenue home. Ranstrom and her lover, ex-New York City cop Dan Bianco, were arrested. Bianco had flown from the East Coast, rented a car, drove to Newhall, used a silenced .22 caliber pistol to kill Justin Ranstrom, then flew back to New York.
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Expectations Create Holiday Stress ex·pec·ta·tion (ek-spek-tā-shən, ik-) The act of expecting, eager anticipation, the state of being expected. Something expected: a result that did not live up to expectations. Expectations prospects, especially gain. Thanksgiving is just around the corner and many of you will sigh, a sigh of relief, after your brother or sister leave the holiday dinner, exclaiming, “Glad that’s over. We don’t have to endure this relationship one more minute until next year.” Not to mention, you are chomping at the bit and ready to race out the door for that perfect shopping experience. No wonder the holidays are stressful. We expect great bargains, but the truth is that in just a few hours of shopping, many of us will have overspent our budgets, hurling us into massive credit card debt come January 2015.
Movies like Miracle on 24th Street, White Christmas, A Charlie Brown Christmas, The Grinch Who Stole Christmas, and The Christmas Story, about Ralphie who longed for that very special Red Rider BB gun, often set us up with the expectation that our lives should be perfect and we should get what we want and get it when we want it. These movies may telegraph the feeling that life is perfect if we only believe. Often unrealistic expectations set us up for failure, holiday sadness and, for some, a dark, deep depression. So, just how should we handle the holidays? • Don’t cling to visions of a Norman Rockwell family moment. That happens only in paintings. • Do consider family problems when planning celebratory gatherings. If your brother drinks too much, avoid a dinner party and throw a dry holiday brunch instead. • Don’t travel out of guilt. Have an honest conversation with your family about how difficult
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By Sylvia Turner Uh-oh, the right-leaning SCV is going to have to bow down to the very left-leaning Senator Barbara Boxer (D-Calif.). She may end up being the area’s hero, especially for the east side of town. Sen. Boxer has reintroduced the Soledad Canyon Settlement Act to finally put to rest the threatening Cemex Mine matter. Cemex USA’s sand and gravel mining lease at Soledad Canyon has caused concern for Santa Clarita for a decade and a half, and in 2007 the City entered into an agreement with the business, a costly compromise to attempt to make the corporation go away. Sen. Boxer’s bill calls for the Bureau of Land Management to sell lands near Victorville, California, and
money would go to Cemex for the canceled contracts. The local mining project would be cancelled, in addition to any future mining in in Soledad. Not only that, part of Sen. Boxer’s bill calls for no cost to taxpayers in the resolution. Now she’s speaking the Right’s language! Of course, she’s not exactly “keeping the Government out of it.” Get your knees ready to bow down—to leftwing hero Boxer and the big bad Government. Can local Republicans humble themselves that much? I doubt it.
By Cary Quashen it is for you to make a trip during the holidays. Suggest visiting, say, in February, when you’ll have more time to really see one another. If they don’t understand, consider there may be something wrong on their end. • Do be flexible with your partner. Some traditions are definitely worth fighting for—but you may be able to let others go. • Don’t isolate yourself. Seek out kindred souls and spend time with them. If you’re newly divorced, join a support group, volunteer at a homeless shelter, or shop for elderly neighbors so you have some human contact. Cary Quashen is the founder of the Action Family Foundation, Action Parent & Teen Support Group Programs and Action Family Counseling.
The Friends of the Library Seeking Book Donations The Friends of Santa Clarita Public Library is an active group of Santa Clarita Valley citizens who value libraries by volunteering, advocating and fundraising to meet the many needs of a thriving public library. The libraries need donations of books—hardback and paperback—to carry in its used book store at the Jo Anne Darcy Canyon Country branch library. The Friends organization also operates the stores in libraries out of the Valencia branch and the Old Town Newhall branch. Residents are asked to pass along their used books to the Canyon Country branch, and donations may be picked up. One hundred percent of the proceeds of all fundraising efforts support the Santa Clarita Public libraries. A tax receipt is available upon request. Leave a message for Vicky at 661-9934766.
**The Views expressed in this column are those of the writer, not necessarily those of Valley Publications.
Are You Paying Attention? By Robert Patrick Lewis
As our country shifts back into another lame duck Congress after the mid-term elections, I see quite a few things surfacing and going on in the world that make me worried about what is in store and wonder if Americans are paying attention. As I discussed with Doug and John on KHTS last week, Obamacare “architect” Jonathan Gruber was caught on camera essentially calling the American people stupid for buying the story they were sold on the Affordable Care Act. It seems the only thing stupid to me is that the Obama administration and mainstream media are trying to downplay and distance themselves from Gruber, with even Pelosi coming out and saying she had no idea who he was, and Obama saying he was “just some adviser who was never on staff.” But, anyone who has had any media coaching or spent time in the public eye knows that once it goes out in the media, it’s impossible to take back. Thankfully, while the media tried to sweep the story under the rug, people across the country found videos of other instances where Gruber bragged about the lack of transparency and outright falsities used to pass the ACA, as well as video of Pelosi talking about and praising Gruber, the same man she claimed not to know anything about when this story surfaced.
While the man who the American people naively believed was the better choice to run the country was making jokes, mother Russia has been getting pretty frisky and outright defiant. We all know about their provocation and lack of care for the UN, and NATO crying foul when Russia started taunting the Ukraine, but have you been paying attention to what the country which Romney accurately called “our greatest threat” has been doing to the U.S.? This is part of the premise of my new book, “The Pact,” and it’s downright scary that the chess pieces I’ve been seeing put into place over the past few years are being set up for what I see as a terrifying outcome. If you don’t know what I’m talking about, there are several instances of Russian provocations towards the United States in recent months. First, a few weeks ago Russian officials announced that they would be not only increasing the frequency of their bomber flights near the U.S., but also that they would be decreasing the proximity. The Washington Times even reported back in August that Russian bombers had actually penetrated U.S. airspace 16 times over the previous 10 days. And just last week, a U.S. warship, the USS Donald Cook, was reportedly buzzed a dozen times by a Russian fighter in the Black Sea. Accounts differ widely on what exactly transpired in that instance, with some saying the fighter was equipped with technology which rendered all defensive and offensive technology useless on the U.S. warship, while the Navy made an official claim that it was a harmless incursion. There are strange things going on in the world, ladies and gentlemen, and while the U.S. has been caught up in reality TV and news about celebrities, our old enemy seems to have been moving the chess pieces around the board while we weren’t looking. If our own Commander-in-Chief had no idea of who our greatest threats are, I have to ask: are you paying attention?
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in post-9/11 war" is currently available, with his next book scheduled to hit the shelves in January 2015. He currently lives in Santa Clarita and works as an Investment Advisor Representative for TransAmerica Financial Advisors.
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DOUG’S RANT !!!!!! I Rant, You Decide Early Visit From Santa Claus Would Be Nice About Now! Someone asked what I want for Christmas. I said something stupid, but then later started thinking about it—what would I really like? You probably know where I’m going with this, but here it is: -CUT ALL TAXES, from top to bottom. -CUT THE LIVING HECK OUT of REGULATIONS, from top to bottom. -RE-VAMP WORKERS’ COMPENSATION INSURANCE.
And, of course, they have don’t have the money to buy advertising (the part that really affects us), so like us, they are unable to hire new people, expand or develop new products. They don’t take their families out to dinner, get that needed car repair, buy a new stereo system, dream of buying a new car or even a house, so round and round it goes, affecting all of us! We’ve all heard the economy is improving, well it isn’t for many around here. I’m hoping, somehow, some way, Santa will get taxes lowered for all companies and workers, free up that money, enabling spending, investing, expanding, creating, getting the wheels of free enterprise rolling again. It would raise spirits and optimism, resulting in an offensive attitude instead of a defensive one. More money in all pockets and bank accounts will jump start this slow moving ox of an economy so it can become a fast moving racehorse.
-ELIMINATE the MINIMUM WAGE LAW. You ask, what will that do for you, Doug? You really want to know? You want me to get down and personal about this? Okay, I will. Valley Publications, the company I own and operate that publishes The Gazette newspaper along with Canyon Country Magazine, continues to see wild swings, up and then way down in revenue generated from advertising. There is not a consistent rhyme or reason for this, which causes me to use one of my favorite lines: “It drives me bat crap crazy!” As you can imagine, this unforeseen fluctuation of cash flow makes it very difficult to plan, expand and confidently plan for the future. Some will say, “Oh Doug, you shouldn’t put your dirty laundry out there for all to see--it will make you look bad.” Well, so be it, it is what it is and I am what I am. It’s just not me, folks, I can’t tell you how many times recently I have seen the look of despair in a business owner’s eyes as he or she shares with me the utterly painful frustration as he or she experiences the same crap we go through here. Last week I stopped by to see a former advertiser to chat and see if we could get his ad going again to help with his business. He looked at me as his eyes welled up with tears and said, “Doug, I don’t even know how I’m going to pay for gas to put in my truck, let alone pay rent and pay my guys.” He then shared with me how his workers’ comp premium was arbitrarily increased by several thousand dollars. That, along with a drop off of customers in a business that used to thrive, has brought this good, hardworking and decent man to his knees. Another issue businesses face is cash flow. In other words, I can’t pay you until I get paid. There are many more out there who put up a good front, but are struggling and hanging on by a thread.
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My goodness, talk with virtually any type of company as to what licenses and permits they have to buy, what type of regulations and procedures they have to follow, that cost them dollars and hold down productivity. Sure, there needs to be some structure and direction, but what is happening now is unreasonable, ludicrous and even sickening. Ask any employer what he/she thinks of workman’s comp insurance and how it has affected the bottom line. Even with the few employees we have here, it costs an arm and a leg; imagine what companies with a decent number of workers must pay. So, what do we do, not do? Think long and hard about hiring new people, consider lay-offs to offset added expense and look for other cost-cutting measures, that can affect the quality of product or service. The same can be said about the dreaded minimum wage, but I won’t get into that now. I know, I know, this is basic, maybe even boring stuff, but it’s driving many of us, you guessed it, BAT CRAP CRAZY! (There is another word usually used in this expression, instead of crap, but you get the gist of it.) Set us free, Santa, free us from the shackles of this government-imposed bull crap. Let us keep more of our own money, stop justifying government jobs by adding layers of regulations that choke the life out of us. Santa, please get these blithering, stupid idiots to see what they’re doing to the fabric of business and families and set us free, free at last!
To-Do List: Give the man a pen and a phone and he becomes downright dangerous! Gruber Was Some Adviser: This author of Obamacare, who helped the President B.S. this plan on us “stupid voters,” was termed “only an advisor” by him. Well, this advisor got paid around $400,000 to be that special someone! Limbaugh to GOP: Man Up and Stop Worrying : Yeah, what he said! Senator Complains About “Dumb Ass Liberals”: How dare he, I would never say something like that! Quotes of the Week: “Have you heard about the Tea Party conspiracy? They want to take over: They want to stop stealing our money, restore our liberty and then leave everyone the hell alone!” (Facebook Post) “Mr. Obama has flexed his muscles on immigration, climate change and the internet, demonstrating that he still aspires to enact sweeping policies that could help define his legacy.” (New York Times Op Ed) “Obama’s muscles flexed? Really? The only leaders flexing their muscles are the leaders of Russia, China and Iran.” (Washington Post Op Ed, in response to New York Times) “I don’t think the president has the authority to amend, repeal or suspend the law or fail to refuse a law based solely on policy.” (Roberto Gonzales, former Attorney General of The United States, commenting on the President’s threat to issue an executive order on immigration) “He said in January that Obamacare was never meant to save money, don’t worry about that. But, before it was passed, he said it was a deficit reducer, it was a cost effective step towards healthcare problems … now he comes out and says, all that stuff we said about taxes, that was B.S. And this other stuff, it’s all B.S. We had to do it, because we had to get this law passed, and sorry.” (Megyn Kelly, Fox News) “Socialism is a philosophy of failure, the creed of ignorance and the gospel of envy. Its inherent virtue is equal sharing of misery.” (Winston Churchill)
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Act of Pure Evil Jolts The United States: Another beheading and another stupid statement from John Kerry, basically saying, “We are doing enough to stop this evil.” Really, Mr. Secretary, really? Obama is Ready to Knock Out Some Items on His
Gazette Radio Hour Football Picks Once again, Gazette Radio Hour co-hosts John Rogers and Doug Sutton, along with correspondent Mr. Football and KHTS Station Manager Kyle Jellings, pick their favorites for the NFL games each week.
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Restaurant Review
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By Ben Oakley
Cuvee Bistro and Raw Bar Cuvee Bistro and Raw Bar (Cuvee) in Valencia seems to be the current rage for locals. So, last week, late one evening, I met Isabella and our friend, Mike, at Cuvee for drinks to see what all the talk was about. I arrived before the others at about 9:00 p.m., as the business day/dinner rush was winding down. I was pleasantly greeted by an engaging woman named Elizabeth, who would ultimately be our server. I chose to sit in the patio near the fire pit. When I asked to have a look around Cuvee, Elizabeth very nicely encouraged me to do so. I found Cuvee to be clean and had an upscale appearance. The dining room was furnished with booths and tables with tablecloths for dining. The bar, too, had an inviting appearance. I returned to the patio to wait for Isabella and Mike. Soon they arrived and we ordered drinks. Mike decided upon a Moscow Mule, which is a favorite of his. He enjoyed the drink, but was a bit disappointed that it was not served in a copper mug and that it was not garnished with a lemon slice to accompany the traditional lime slice. Isabella selected a glass of Cabernet Sauvignon (Cab) from the Napa Valley. She said the varietal was pleasing and that she enjoyed the depth of flavor of the grape. I asked for and received a glass of Sauvignon Blanc. My wine was light and a bit fruity in flavor with a crisp aftertaste.
While we were visiting, the owner of Cuvee, Johnny, graciously came to our table and introduced himself. He was very engaging and proud of his restaurant. Johnny shared his goal of providing a “high end” dinner house to the residents of Santa Clarita and his intent to be a good member of the community. We all agreed that we look forward to going back to Cuvee for lunch or dinner. The various menu items, $2 Epicurean tacos, Oysters Du Jour, various “Chowdas,” seafood and steak seemed enticing. We found the atmosphere, warm fire, and fine wines of Cuvee to provide a comfortable and relaxing setting to go to for a late evening adult beverage. Additionally, we liked Elizabeth’s sense of humor and fine service. Johnny’s graciousness, too, was much appreciated. The Cuvee Bistro and Raw Bar is located in the 24000 block of Newhall Ranch Road in Valencia, just east of California Pizza Kitchen. 4 out of 5 acorns
Saugus Union Names Chris Trunkey to Board By Perry Smith
Trunkey and Bruce Fox, a member of the Glendale Police Department, were the final two choices after each of the four candidates were interviewed by the board for 20 minutes. Trunkey is on the site council for West Creek Academy, a Saugus Union elementary school in Valencia. “I feel very comfortable working with (Trunkey),” said board member Judy Umeck, after the selection. “He has a constituency here and I look forward to the new and fresh ideas he has shared.” He was chosen over Fox, Julie Coate and Mathew Ferguson. Trunkey lost to Bryce by 49 votes last November. Bryce stepped down at the end of September in order to pursue a job opportunity in San Diego. He left his job at Crane Aerospace for a job at Honeywell, where he’ll be working with “process improvement activities and quality improvement activities.” Saugus Union School District officials named Chris Trunkey as the newest member to their governing board Tuesday, filling a seat left vacant by Doug Bryce’s departure in September. Trunkey, a film executive who was narrowly defeated by Bryce in last November’s school board election, was sworn in at 7:30 p.m. during the regularly scheduled board meeting.
Trunkey is the board’s second appointment. David Powell was chosen by the board to replace Stephen Winkler in July. Trunkey is CFO for Phoenix Pictures, a production company “led by Mike Medavoy and Arnie Messer, two of the industry’s most respected senior executives,” according to the company’s website. “Phoenix has established a reputation for consistently developing first-rate projects with some of Hollywood’s top creative talent.”
“I’m grateful for the trust and support the Saugus board gave me with their selection,” Trunkey said. “I look forward to working with them and Dr. Joan Lucid and the rest of the cabinet.”
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BRIDGE BITES from The American Contract Bridge League DELIGHTFUL DECEPTION
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The game of bridge is enriched by many beautiful plays and stratagems, and we all love to talk about our latest Trump Coup or Double Squeeze. from hoodwinking the opponents with a deceptive play. There’s nothing a bridge player enjoys more than a little bit of larceny!
Rewind! That was easy for Declarer, but only because West made it so.
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West would have played the Ace (or King)! This doesn’t cost anything as West still scores three trump tricks eventually. Now, a bamboozled Declarer crosses to Dummy for the last time and repeats the Spade
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The Grateful Dudes Bluegrass band has been playing in Southern California for over 26 years. The group has become a musical staple here in town with its weekly offerings of classic bluegrass hits. The band features Bill Bryson on bass, Rodger Philips on banjo, Herb Pederson on guitar and Dennis Fetchet on fiddle and mando. There are also hundreds of substitute Dudes who have shown up weekly over the years.
influenced by the music of African-Americans through incorporation of jazz elements,” according to Wikipedia.com.
For those unfamiliar with the bluegrass sound, it is a “form of American roots music, and a subgenre of country music. It has mixed roots in Irish, Scottish, Welsh, and English traditional music, and later
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Non-Profit of the Week The Compassionate Friends of Santa Clarita The death of a child is devastating and it is important to the family that the child always be remembered. The Compassionate Friends of Santa Clarita is a self-help organization made up of parents who provide highly personal comfort, hope, and support to every family experiencing the death of a son or a daughter, a brother or a sister, or a grandchild, and helps others better assist the grieving family. Founded more than 40 years ago in England, The Compassionate Friends quickly jumped across the ocean and was established in the United States and incorporated in 1978 in Illinois. Today they have over 660 chapters serving all 50 states. The Compassionate Friends has a presence in at least 30 countries and is the world’s largest self-help bereavement organization. The Santa Clarita branch will participate in an annual worldwide event designed to honor the memories of all children, regardless of age, who have died. On Sunday, December 14, the local chapter is joining hundreds of organized memorial services around the world for The Compassionate Friends
18th annual Worldwide Candle Lighting, an event now believed to be the largest mass candle lighting in the world. The local candle lighting will be part of a special service held at 6:30 p.m. at Canyon Country Park, located at l7615 W. Soledad Canyon Road, and will feature poems, selected readings, music, a slide show and performances with featured singers. Annually tens of thousands of families, united in loss, light candles for one hour during the Worldwide Candle Lighting. As candles burn down in one time zone, they are lit in the next, creating a 24-hour wave of light, which continues the observance around the world. With the theme “that their light may always shine,” the Worldwide Candle Lighting has grown larger every year, with formal services last year in all 50 United States and Washington D.C., as well as at least 19 countries around the world. To contact The Compassionate Friends of Santa Clarita, call Diane Briones at 252-4654 or Alice Renolds at 252-4374, or visit www.compassionatefriends-scv. org.
Heroes of the Week Diane Briones and Alice Renolds Seventeen years ago, Diane Briones’ 20-yearold daughter, Michelle, was killed in a horrific car crash. Following the accident, Diane attended support groups wherever she could find one. A small group called The Loss of A Child was folding and members didn’t have a leader, so Diane jumped in to take over, forming a new chapter of The Compassionate Friends. She knew the importance of having a support group for parents who had lost a child, sibling, or grandchild and that she needed to have one here in Santa Clarita. People regularly ask Diane, “Why are you still running this group?” Her answer is always the same. “If I can help one person get through this awful time in their life, it is worth it to me. It has helped me to believe that my daughter did not die in vain.” Alice Renolds joined the support group after the tragic death of her two sons, Tim and Danny, Canyon High School students in a horrific car crash in 2000. She began helping the group as the newsletter editor and then became the co-leader a short time after. The
group now has an electronic version of the newsletter, as well as a website and Facebook page developed by Alice, so more parents can reach out for support in their journeys of grief. She too continues to help with the support group to show the newly bereaved that there is hope, and although you never get over the loss, you can get through it and smile again! Diane and Alice have helped hundreds of grieving parents and siblings through their years of service with the Santa Clarita Valley Chapter of The Compassionate Friends. They know that if you attend a meeting that you will find love, support and, most of all, understanding! The local chapter will participate in the annual Worldwide Candle Lighting at Canyon Country Park on Sunday, December 14 at 6:30 p.m. The public is invited to attend.
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Pie for a Pint Fall Blood Drive Blood donors in the fall drive held at Henry Mayo Newhall Memorial Hospital will be rewarded with food and entertainment. Each donor at the fall blood drive, held on Thursday, November 20, will receive a nine-inch Thanksgiving pie plus two Grammy Museum tickets, two tickets to the Laugh Factory Comedy Club, and a $5 coupon to any Acapulco Restaurant. Photo ID is required. Community members can participate by going to the Henry Mayo Center Education Center on the hospital’s campus at 23803 McBean Parkway, Valencia between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. Every day, thousands of people rely on blood donors to help them maintain optimum health. Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital partners with the American Red Cross to host six blood drives each year on the hospital campus. Blood collected at Henry Mayo is processed by the American Red Cross and dedicated to the hospital. That means that the blood is returned to the hospital for patient use. In addition to on-campus blood drives, the American Red Cross hosts drives throughout the community with dozens of businesses, schools, and community organizations. The blood collected at these Hospital affiliated drives is also dedicated to Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital. For each unit of blood collected at these drives, the hospital receives a credit towards its blood purchases. To make an appointment, call (800) RED-CROSS or register online at redcrossblood.org and enter in sponsor code: henrymayo. For more information or to host a blood drive at your organization, call (661) 200-1300.
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Holiday Home Tour December 5-6 The beauty of some of Santa Clarita’s most festive homes is on display each year in Henry Mayo Hospital’s Home Tour. Next week, three SCV houses will be open to ticket holders to view their holiday décor on Saturday, Dec. 6 from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Tickets cost $30. A Holiday Boutique will be open to the public that same day from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Pico Canyon Elementary School, 25255 Pico Canyon Road in Stevenson Ranch. Shoppers will find a wide selection of creative and unique holiday items for sale. Tickets are also on sale for a Preview Gala on Friday, Dec. 5 from 6 to 9 p.m. starting with a buffet dinner at the Valencia Country Club in Valencia, and a tour of the homes. The cost is $125. For ticket information and to purchase, call (661) 200-1202 or visit henrymayogiving. com. During the “Holiday Memories” themed event, visitors will have an opportunity to tour three homes decorated in unique themes of festive holiday décor in the heart of Santa Clarita Valley neighborhoods including Westridge, Southern Oaks and Stevenson Ranch. Opening their
homes to the community are: Mitch Farber and Marilyn Kastner, Mike and Brenda Nielson, and Trevor and Kelly Pooley. The homeowners are working with local interior designers Patrick Tremblay, Myra Harbour and Ruben Haynes, showcasing unique holiday perspectives in each individual home. Visitors will be treated to such sights as a spiral staircase leading to Santa’s workshop, snowball collections, holiday floral arrangements, a whimsical holiday tree, a specially lighted grotto, antique chandeliers with holiday touches, A Nightmare Before Christmas-themed bedroom, a room of themed nutcrackers, and much more. The holiday Home Tour is hosted by the hospital’s Home Tour League. To date, Home Tour events have raised more than $750,000 to benefit Henry Mayo’s Women’s Services. The Home Tour is open to adults and children over 12 years of age. For safety reasons, guests are requested to wear flat shoes only. No photography is allowed. For more information and locations of ticket sales outlets, visit henrymayogiving.com or call (661) 200-1202.
FBI Says City Shows Decrease in Violent Crime While population increased, violent crime decreased, according to the FBI, as reported by the City of Santa Clarita. Despite a 14.4 percent increase in population in 2013, Santa Clarita saw an overall drop in violent crimes of 19.3 percent. This includes a 37 percent drop in rapes; a 26.5 percent drop in aggravated assault and an 18 percent drop in motor vehicle theft. There were some category increases in 2013: two murders in 2013 compared with one in 2012; an uptick in burglaries, going from 616 in 2012 to 704 in 2013. But, overall, the City of Santa Clarita is one of Los Angeles County’s safest cities. “The decline in serious crimes is absolutely attributable to our commitment to crime prevention and enforcement, and the partnerships we’ve successfully forged with the City, school districts, our residents and businesses. Keeping Santa Clarita safe is a community-
wide effort,” explains Captain Roosevelt Johnson of the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff ’s Station. Captain Johnson assumed command of the local Station earlier this year and has continued aggressive efforts to prevent crime and apprehend criminals, working through the successful zone program and special teams. “Public safety is an important quality of life work effort for the City of Santa Clarita. Making sure our residents feel safe, that crime remains low and that we are continually assessing trends, staffing levels and needs is a top priority for the City Council,” explains Ken Striplin, City Manager.
Hop on Bus Holiday Fundraiser for Hart For parents and other community members who have wished for more resources and a better education at local schools, there is a non-profit group helping to make it a reality. The WiSH Education Foundation is helping the William S. Hart Union High School District bridge the gap between the real and the ideal. The organization works with the Hart District to raise money through community partners and events for specific funding requests (“WiSHlists”) by district educators. The foundation recently launched its “Hop Aboard the WiSH Bus” campaign to rally financial support from the community. “The educators and schools in the Hart School District do a fantastic job, but the honest truth is that there is only so much that can be accomplished with tax dollars alone,” Executive Director Amy Daniels said. “By surveying teachers and educators, we’re able to pinpoint specific needs and raise money for those purchases.”
education, performing arts, special education, athletics and Science, Technology, Engineering & Math (STEM). Comprising 16 schools, the Hart District serves approximately 23,000 students in the Santa Clarita Valley. Hart District parent Cristine Butler has observed distinct differences in the experiences her two sons have had before and after the WiSH Education Foundation’s fundraising efforts to support the Hart district. She said her younger son currently attends Placerita Junior High School and has benefited from improvements such as more physical copies in the school library of research resources frequently needed for assignments. When her older son was a student there, she said, the family would sometimes need to search Amazon.com or the public library for those same reading materials.
With the holiday appeal campaign, Daniels said she is hoping to increase the organization’s exposure and recognition and raise increased financial support. The campaign was underwritten by California Credit Union, which works closely with those in the education community and provides office space for the WiSH Education Foundation.
“A lot of people just don’t realize what the WiSH Education Foundation does,” Butler said. “They are making materials more accessible.”
California Credit Union has also taken an extra step for the appeal. The fullservice credit union is offering to anyone who opens a new account by Jan. 31, 2015 a $10 bonus plus a $10 donation to the WiSH Education Foundation. Please visit the Valencia branch for more information.
“With all the things that faculty and staff at the Hart District campuses do, fundraising to meet the needs for equipment and resources is deep on a long list,” she said. “The WiSH Education Foundation is doing the legwork in the community … and our students are the ones who truly benefit.”
The WiSH Education Foundation was formed in 2011, and in its first two academic years as a non-profit raised nearly $90,000 for district needs. Among those needs supported have been much-needed microscopes, science equipment on every Hart district school’s WiSHlist, textbooks and literacy software for school libraries. WiSH has helped fund needs in areas including literacy, career tech
For information about the WiSH Education Foundation or to make a donation, visit www.hoponthewishbus.org or call (661) 799-9474. The foundation office is located in the California Credit Union branch at 24343 Magic Mountain Parkway in Valencia.
Botton said that WiSH is also helping educators remain focused on their primary role: teaching.
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Will the Passing of Proposition 47 Make for Higher Crime?
By Robin Sandoval
The problem of California’s prison overcrowding has been difficult to solve. One of the more controversial, and moderately effective, steps that were taken was to shift non-violent offenders from California State prisons into county jails. While that alleviated some of the overcrowding in the prisons, it also shifted the problem from state prisons to county jails. With nowhere else to house the massive influx of non-violent offenders, debate began as to whether it would be possible to just release them into the community. That debate culminated in proposition 47 ending up on the ballot. Prop 47 essentially reduces the sentencing requirements for non-violent crimes like theft, narcotics possession, shoplifting and forgery. The way the proposition did this was to reduce the severity of these crimes from felonies to misdemeanors. Suffice it to say, the proposition passed, and now there are thousands of inmates all over the state who are eligible for re-sentencing, and for immediate release. At the Sacramento County Jail alone, officials have stated that they expect over 400 inmates to be eligible for immediate release under the new proposition. Proponents of the law claim that it will benefit the state in two ways. The first is that it will assist in alleviating the overcrowding problem and make the jails safer for inmates. The second says the state will eventually save millions of dollars a year because there will be fewer inmates in custody. Fewer inmates to house means less tax dollars spent on housing them.
bus stop. Luckily, a witness noticed an altercation between him and the young girl and called the Sheriff ’s Department. He was arrested at the scene. The man is now being charged with felony attempt of kidnapping to commit rape, felony attempt of kidnapping for child molesting, lewd acts upon a child and two counts of attempted aggravated assault of a child. He is currently being held at the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff ’s Station in lieu of $3 million bail. But now that the bill has become law, some law enforcement agencies in the state have already begun changing their practices in regards to the newly downgraded crimes. In some Northern California areas, sheriff ’s deputies and city police are being told to “cite out” low-level offenders who would normally be held in custody to await their trials. This means that, last month, if an individual was found with a small amount of a very dangerous drug—such as cocaine, methamphetamine or heroin—he or she would have been arrested and booked on felony possession charges. Now, though, that same individual will be released from custody and given a ticket indicating when to appear in court. And any theft which equals $950 or less is now a misdemeanor charge.
Detractors, however, cite the fact that the state won’t begin seeing any decrease in the cost of housing inmates any time soon. Also, reducing the penalties for these crimes may have the unintended effect of weakening the deterrent of punishment, effectively creating more crime as a result.
Another unintended side-effect of the bill has city attorneys scrambling to hire more staff. It’s the city attorney’s office who typically prosecutes misdemeanors, while the district attorney’s office handles felony cases. With so many new misdemeanors on the books, city attorneys across the state will now have their hands full handling all of these new petitions from inmates, as well as prosecuting what stands to be a far greater number of misdemeanor cases for years to come.
Case in point, in Santa Clarita last week, a man who was arrested for commercial burglary was released from custody on a misdemeanor charge just two hours later. Before proposition 47, he would have been held on a felony theft charge and would have needed to await arraignment or be bailed out. Unfortunately, the man was caught the very next day, attempting to kidnap a minor at a
Robin Sandoval is a California Licensed Bail Bondsman and owner of SCV Bail Bonds. Robin writes blogs and articles to help increase community awareness of the bail industry. If you have questions or want to suggest a topic, email robin@scvbailbonds.com, visit www. scvbailbonds.com or call 661-299-2245.
Bad Boys and Girls This week a 35-year-old realtor from the Bronx in New York was picked up for preventing/dissuading a witness/victim by force or threat.
A 23-year-old unemployed Canyon Country man was arrested for arranging a meeting with a minor for lewd behavior.
DUIs with prior arrests included: 35-year-old customer service rep from Granada Hills 35-year-old construction worker from Littlerock, Calif. 29-year-old buyer from Pasadena 32-year-old server from Canyon Country 22-year-old server from San Fernando 23-year-old dispatcher from Bakersfield 40-year-old roofer from Castaic
A 42-year-old Valencia woman who works in accounting was cited for willful cruelty to a child/child endangerment.
Possession of a controlled substance/paraphernalia charges went to a 28-yearold unemployed Canyon Country man.
A 33-year-old psychology tech from Valencia was arrested for corporal injury on a spouse/cohabitant. A 43-year-old police officer from Canyon Country was arrested for battery against a former spouse. A Valencia woman and a Castaic man were booked for corporal injury on a spouse/cohabitant. She is a 28-year-old graphic designer and he is a 28-year-old plumber.
Possession of a controlled substance/marijuana charges went to: 33-year-old unemployed Valencia man 39-year-old unemployed Santa Clarita man 20-year-old unemployed South Gate woman 42-year-old self-employed Santa Clarita man 54-year-old iron worker from North Hills 59-year-old unemployed North Hills man 23-year-old unemployed Agua Dulce woman
An unemployed 19-year-old Canyon Country man was cited for fighting/etc. in a public place.
There were local residents who teamed up to commit crimes, including a 30-year-old Valencia caregiver and an 18-year-old unemployed Santa Clarita man, who were picked up for possession of items with intent to forge/counterfeit. A 31-year-old unemployed Santa Clarita man was arrested for burglary, as was a 45-year-old retail worker from Albuquerque, New Mexico. A 21-year-old Santa Clarita woman who refused to give her occupation was picked up for vandalism with loss valued at $400 or greater.
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Buildings at The Greens to be Razed By Jessica Boyer
Santa Clarita city officials and owners of The Greens property in Valencia are planning to demolish buildings on the property, which have been sitting empty since 2009, officials said Tuesday.
“We’re starting an administrative nuisance abatement proceeding,” said Brian Hamblet of Burke Williams & Sorensen, who was working on behalf of the City to address concerns. “First, we need to make sure (the property owner) has been served with a notice that the property has been identified as a public nuisance,” he said. “We need to give the owners a reasonable period of time to take care of the problem on their own.”
“We’re exploring the demolition plan produced by the owners of the property,” said Tom Cole, director of community development for the City. “We anticipate the owners pulling the permit to start the demolition process by the end of the month.”
If issues on the property aren’t addressed, further action could be taken to prompt code enforcement,
Since the closure, buildings on the property have been burned and sheriff ’s deputies have had to monitor the location after reports of illicit drug activity and trespassing, officials said.
officials said.
“The first order of business is to have the buildings removed, because they are a public nuisance. Once the buildings are removed, the property owner in the future will not have to deal (with) it,” Cole said. “The current owner will sell the property or start (the) application process for a new development proposal. We have been dealing with (the) issue and we have concerns about that critical area in our town center. We’re hoping (new development) will be a project in the future.” The property near the intersection of Valencia Boulevard and McBean Parkway, in an otherwise well-to-do part of town, reportedly has been frequented by transients, runaways and drug activity, according to Sheriff ’s Station officials. The City red-tagged the property at 25601 McBean Parkway for the second time last month, said Joe Montes, city attorney for Santa Clarita. That effort was part of the procedure intended to declare the property a public nuisance, officials said.
The Greens in Valencia opened in the early 1990s as an upscale golf putting course, restaurant and pro golf shop. It was purchased in 2006 by Brisam Valencia LLC in New York. In November 2011, a fire on the property prompted firefighters to put holes in the ceiling as part of their standard procedure. However, after the fire was extinguished, residents repeatedly trespassed on the property near the Westfield Valencia Town Center by using the holes in the ceiling of the bar as an access point. As a result of past reports and City concern, regular patrols are posted in the area to try and curtail any illicit activity on the property, said Deputy Regina Yost, zone leader for the area. “It became known to deputies that the building had become a location used for illicit drug activity, and runaways and transients would frequent the area,” Yost said. “We would get calls from concerned citizens saying they had seen people trespassing on the property. That’s a concern for us because officials had already deemed the building uninhabitable.” Article courtesy of www.hometownstation.com
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3. Bernie - Bernie is glad to meet you! His gorgeous amber eyes attracted our attention at the shelter. He’s a handsome big boy that is way past puppy shenanigans, but plenty lively and playful at six years old. He’s also really handsome! He’s a beautiful mix of White German Shepherd and deadgrass Chesapeake Bay Retriever. He gets along very well with other dogs, and is a happy guy. Bernie is not deaf- he is hearing. 4.Sassy - Sassy is a deaf purebred boxer who was surrendered by her owner when life circumstances hit bottom. Sassy is about a year old, very playful and friendly with other dogs, and fully trained. She’s a stunning boxer with a sweet face and personality! 5. Bryan - Who is this handsome devil? It’s Bryan, a purebred deaf American Staffie. Just two years old, Bryan charms everyone he meets with his good looks and happy personality. He’s a very intelligent dog that knows hand signal commands such as sit, come, stay, down, no and good. Bryan loves going for walks and being cuddled. He likes other dogs, and has a very active play style.
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Coat Drive at Swap Meet nate, you can help provide a warmer winter by texting “WARM” to 80100 to donate $10 to One Warm Coat.
The Santa Clarita Swap Meet and the nonprofit group Help the Children have an opportunity for the public to share with others in need this winter. One Warm Coat® is a program offering free outerwear to those in the community unable to afford outerwear to help them stay warm as the temperatures drop. For the 5th consecutive year, the Santa Clarita Swap Meet will be collecting clean, gently used warm coats and jackets to be donated throughout the community until the end of January. One Warm Coat is dedicated to collecting and distributing the coats, free of charge, directly to children and adults in the local area. The coat drive program provides an easy way for individuals and families to make a difference in the lives of their neighbors by simply passing along coats and jackets that are no longer needed. The Santa Clarita Swap Meet invites you to bring your clean, gently used coats and jackets to the Saugus Speedway between Fridays and Tuesdays between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. The process is simple: you drop off your extra coat, receive a FREE Sunday Shopper Coupon, and the Santa Clarita Swap Meet takes care of the rest. All donated coats will be given to Help the Children for distribution to people in need. If you do not have a coat to do-
“So many of our neighbors need help these days. We are proud to work with and support each one of our coat drive organizers and donors. The time, resources and energy they give to help their neighbors proves that we can warm communities one coat at a time,” said Jennifer Stockard, president and chief executive officer of One Warm Coat. One Warm Coat is a national non-profit organization that supports and encourages coat drives. It helps individuals, groups, companies and organizations across the country collect coats and deliver them to local agencies that distribute the coats free to people in need. More than four million coats have been provided to those in need at no cost since its inception in 1992. Help the Children (“HTC”) is a non-profit humanitarian relief organization dedicated to help alleviate the suffering of children and their families throughout the United States and around the world.
Santa Clarita Sports News - High School Football The Hart football team pulled of a heart-stopping comeback win over Edison from Huntington Beach in the first round of the CIF Southern Section West Valley Division playoffs. Hart beat Edison, 30-22, scoring 20 points in the second half and erased a 12-point deficit. Down 22-10 in the third quarter, Hart quarterback Brady White threw two touchdown passes to take the lead. The first went to Trent Irwin to cut the lead to 22-17.
Hart took the lead on a 37-yard touchdown pass to Isaac Dominguez on a 4th-and-11 play.
By Tim Haddock
The Valencia football team lost to Rancho Cucamonga, 52-20, in the first round of the West Valley Division playoffs.
White threw another touchdown pass to Blake Fall to cap the comeback.
Valencia trailed 24-6 at halftime.
Hart plays Upland, the No. 1 seed in the West Valley Division playoffs, in the quarterfinals on Friday night. The game is at College of the Canyons.
The Canyon football team lost to Vista Murrieta, 56-21, in the first round of the West Valley Division playoffs.
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Kevin Browning Shifts Gears G&M Changes Hands
By Martha Michael
The couple has two sons: Kyle, who is an engineer at St. Jude’s Medical Research Center in Sylmar; and Ryan, who graduated from the Fire Academy at Antelope Valley College and whose passion is to become a firefighter. Ryan currently works at Bergie’s Restaurant in Canyon Country. Kathy Browning works for the Sulphur Springs School District and has over 30 years as a resource specialist and special education instructor, currently at Pinetree Elementary School. The family owns two Siberian Huskies, Neko & Brandy, who keep Kevin fit by accompanying him on runs and exploring the trails here in the SCV. The Brownings have noticed the changes in the SCV since the ‘80s, but have enjoyed the country feel of Sand Canyon. “The quaintness, friendliness and openness, we felt it was worth moving to Santa Clarita and have been most satisfied with our choice,” he said. But, Kevin Browning’s engineering job took him away from his passion: cars.
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Kevin Browning’s parents must’ve known, too, that he was destined to work on the mechanical side of things for his entire life. Growing up in a suburb of Detroit, Michigan in the ‘60s meant, of course, Browning’s mechanical know-how would involve automobiles. “I grew up in a neighborhood where many of the fathers worked for the ‘Big 3’ (GM, Ford & Chrysler), and my best friend’s dad and his older brothers fixed cars. That’s where I got into working on cars,” said Browning. “I enjoyed building models, messed around with mini-bikes and go-karts and then I could drive. My friend bought a Camaro, and I, a Mustang.” Browning enrolled in college just as the Vietnam War was coming to an end. “I went for engineering, struggled, dropped out a couple of times, and attained my state certified mechanic credential while working at a transportation mini-bus garage,” Browning explained. “One day the owner took me aside; he saw something in me and convinced me to go back to college and get my degree.” He was a retired GM engineer who set up a meeting for the young mechanic with the dean of engineering at the college where Browning had attended. It motivated Browning to begin taking night classes, while continuing to work. But, when he found he had reached his potential at the garage, Browning returned to school fulltime. “It was a struggle, but having worked one summer at a GM forging plant, another doing piece work, I knew I had to get my degree,” he said. “The writing was on the wall—the automated factory was coming.” He met a fellow student whose father was an engineer, who then hired Browning to intern at Ford. He worked in the crash barrier lab, where they were testing car frames, evaluating alternative crash methods, performing air bag testing. “This was in 1979 and 1980 in which lighter vehicles were being designed and air bags were going to be mandatory in 1991 vehicles,” said Browning. “That experience was the incentive to get my degree.” He graduated in 1981 from Oakland University in Rochester, Mich. with a bachelor of science in mechanical engineering. “The reality was the automotive market and economy was heading downward in Michigan and nearby states that supported the industry. I don’t know how many resumes I had sent out, but nothing automotive was panning out,” he said. “Being young, feeling Michigan’s future was not bouncing back any time soon, I had several out-of-state job opportunities. The one I selected was Lockheed in Burbank, California. It was a bit of a shock to my family and friends I was going to uproot, but I thought I would return to the automotive industry one day.” Browning’s girlfriend, Kathy, who he later married, completed a master’s degree in education, and also found few public school teaching positions in Michigan. The couple decided to look for a house in an area that resembled the rural suburbia where they spent their childhoods. They settled in Santa Clarita more than 30 years ago. “We have lived in North Valencia, Saugus and currently Canyon Country, all of which were great neighborhoods at the time in our lives. Like most, we moved into larger homes as our family grew. Our current residence is in a spacious rural setting, especially by today’s standards. It, too, is close to work and shopping for our needs. We probably have one more move in us, especially since our boys are where we were 35 years ago and we will want to downsize. Where to? We have not decided,” he said.
“Lockheed was a great company to work for,” he explained. “I worked for them from 1981 to 1991. I had hit a lull period in the aircraft industry and thought about getting back into the automotive industry. I starting looking at franchises-it wasn’t for me; I began looking at independent automotive facilities. Through that process, I met Greg & Shelia Mouradian, who were looking to retire. They established G&M Auto Repair in 1981 in the Canyon Center and in 1991, I took over ownership.” To leave a stable job to follow a passion is a leap of faith normally left to movie scripts. But it was also a role meant for this engineer. “Turning 35 at the time, I felt it was an adventure, an opportunity to get back into the automotive industry,” said Browning. “It didn’t feel as big of a risk as starting up a new business. The fact that G&M was a well-established business in the community gave me the confidence I could do this. During the transition, there were times when I had moments of doubt, but within the first couple of years in business, I found it was about relationship and trust building, and the servicing cars followed. I still adhere to that philosophy.” Then the recession hit. Many locally-owned businesses struggled or closed their doors. “This industry has always been cyclic. I always struggled with marketing ... marketing technology has advanced; I feel it’s lost a personable touch,” said Browning. “Also, vehicle maintenance schedules have evolved into longer intervals from the manufacturer, as well as increased reliability standards. As a result, the automotive service facility does not see their customers for major service as frequently as in the past, reducing the cost of the repair order.” That’s right--the improvements in the industry actually worked against Browning. “With reliability at record highs, improved consumer warranties, free scheduled maintenance, low cost lease programs--these factors have impacted the industry, resulting in a significant reduction of vehicle failures and breakdowns. Most consumers do not anticipate a major breakdown of their vehicles prior to 100,000 miles or more. This is good for the consumer, but when a breakdown occurs with today’s vehicle technology, the repair costs can get expensive. When the economy struggles, consumers put off maintenance and mighat attempt to repair their vehicles themselves. The internet is a great informational tool, but also has plenty of misinformation by do-it-yourselfers. It can be a double-edged sword, especially without the proper tools and equipment. I have seen it many times.” And, to add insult to injury, there is currently a growing trend of consumers purchasing or leasing new vehicles, according to Browning. These factors, and the fact that over the years he has had colleagues suggest that Browning return to the aircraft industry, contributed to the idea he may need to make a change. “At the time, I was content operating G&M, ownership, self-employed. I still had that excitement,” said Browning. “The opportunity came around again last year, so I decided to pursue it and see where it would go. An offer was presented and I had to evaluate both options seriously. After servicing the community for 24 years, I felt I had one more career move in me and accepted the opportunity to go work in the aircraft industry again, this time for Northrop-Grumman. Do I miss G&M? Yes. I met a lot of people--my customers, vendors, business associates, community and business advocates ... I have a lot of great memories with no regret. I, too, was fortunate to find a buyer to carry on the tradition of G&M: John Write, a local resident, who is very excited, much like I was, to take over a business for another 25-plus years of servicing our community.” Don’t worry, Browning still has plenty of excitement. He is working on the F-35 Fighter Jet program in Palmdale. “I am busy learning the aircraft, the protocols of their business model at Northrop and fixing things, just like I’ve done since I can remember.” I guess one could safely say about Kevin Browning, “He always knew.”
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Lovely Mountainview Townhome Courtyard Townhome in Santa Clarita. Fantastic peaceful location nestled in the back of the community with hillside views. This home shows pride of ownership. It features a grand vaulted ceiling, tile floors and new custom wood burning fireplace in your living room. There is a spacious dining area that will fit a full size dining table. All 3 bathrooms are newly upgraded and the upstairs has new carpet and plantation shutters throughout. There is a large master closet with quality built in shelving. Beautiful French doors open to a tranquil setting on the patio with a trellis and a small raised vegetableherb garden. 2 car garage and plenty of guest parking. All of this in a gorgeous tree lined community with beautiful parks and playgrounds, 2 community pools, and just walking distance from restaurants and shopping. 2100.00 818-259-7689
Stevenson Ranch $2350, 1711 sq ft, 3bd, 3ba - Close to Shopping and 5 Fwy 6 6 1 - 2 5 5 - 7 6 0 0 www.screm.com So Cal Real Estate Mgmt Visit us at www.scfree.com
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VALENCIA - Las Ventanas Acton $2300, 2604 sq ft, 4bd plus 3ba and Office on 2 Acres 661-255-7600 www.screm.com So Cal Real Estate Mgmt RETIREMENT APARTMENTS, ALL INCLUSIVE. Meals, transportation, activities daily. Short Leases. Monthly specials.. Call 866-338-2607
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Homes and Condos for Lease
Acton $2950 3469 sq , 4bd+3 ba + Bonus Rm + Workshop
Stevenson Ranch $2350 1711 sq , 3bd+3ba Close to Shopping & 5 Fwy
Acton $2300 2604 sq , 4bd+3ba+ Office on 2 Acres
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1 Private Room for Rent with Balcony one with large closet in Canyon Country 3 Bedroom Apt, share bathroom with 1 person. $550 per month including utilities. No Smoking, no Drinking or Drugs, Prefer Female 661-298-8890 2 ROOMS FOR RENT IN CANYON COUNTRY Kitchen and full house privileges,Direct T.V., Internet ,Utilitys included, Share Bathroom. No Drugs,Pets,or children.Smoking outside.Must be older,Fully Employed Person.Available Now, larger room is $600 and the other room is $550. Plus $100 security deposit. Call 661-252-8399.
2 Rooms for rent near Taco Bell, 1 room half bath 2 people $700 1 person $600, 1 room share bath 2 people $600 1 person $500, includes utilities 661-600-7364, 2 Rooms For Rent Peaceful, quiet, safe 4 bedroom home in Canyon Country. All house privileges, use of 2 car garage for storage or car. Must have a monthly income, $650 a month rent . Call Carlos 661-406-6390
Valencia $2300 1517 sq , 3bd+2.5ba HOA Pool+Spa
Canyon Country $1495 1119 sq , 2bd+2ba + Lo , HOA Pool + Spa
Canyon Country $1350 934 sq , 3bd + 2ba HOA Pool + Spa
Need To Rent A Room In Canyon Country I GOT IT FOR YOU.... Responsible, ADULT FEMALE PREFERRED , must be employed, No smoking, drugs, drinking, pets or children, very clean atmosphere, centrally located near Home Depot paid utilities, all hook-ups available, rent $550month plus $150 security, Call after 300 pm, 661-373-4082 or 661-252-8030 AVAILABLE NOW
26639 Valley Center Drive, Suite 108, Santa Clarita, CA Want to Know What Your Home Would Rent For? Call Today For A Rental Market Estimate - It’s Free!
Home & Garden Appliances Frigidaire 30inch Freestanding Gas Range Brand new never used 4 burners, broiler drawer, 4.2 cu. ft. oven. If interested please call 661-313-4491. $400
One Bedroom w shared bath $575 Bedroom private bath $650 Master bedroom suitable for 2, $975, in large custom Sand Canyon home, Great room with massive stone fireplace, among old oak trees, full house priv,, pool, spa, laundry avail, close to freeways and shopping. Pool with outdoor kitchen, waterfalls, koi ponds, cabana and gazebo, def. a lot for your money. and up incld util, 661-433-5558
Wood burning stove Cast iron wood burning stove, aprox. 35 in.long X 30 in.high. $575 OBO. 661-861-3260.
Antiques Antique Child’s rocking chair 40 yrs old, good condition, $40. Call 661-252-1388 ANTIQUE COLLETOR SPOONS $5 TO $ 30 EACH 661-526-5385
Furniture 1950’s 5 drawer chest and matching night stand, fair condition, $125 for both OBO 661-268-1948 2 Chairs Teak wood chairs with arms, bar height, excellent condition, $100 805-501-0951 2 Elegant Italian White Chairs brown legs, looks very new, paid $600 each and only asking $100 each Call Sam at 818-339-1832 4 Piece Oak Bedroom Set Bedroom Set with 9 piece dresser drawers, with adjustable side mirrors,night stand ,top storage,built in reading lights, $500 818-774-1395
Kenmore Sears Clothes Dryer Large White, very clean, gas, front load, works excellently 818-282-2248 $200 firm, cash. Moving LG Washer/dryer White LG dryer $750 OBO includes free white LG washer 661-861-3260 Matching Stove and Fridge both Kenmore, fridge 5ft 8ins x 3ft with water dispenser for $175 and stove for $250. Call 661-309-4850 or 661-367-0415 Ronco compact Showtime Rotisserie and BBQ. Includes basket, drip tray, rotisserie spits and timer. Shown on Amazon at $76, Price $35 661-268-1277
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ROOM FOR RENT IN CANYON COUNTRY $600 A MONTH , INCLUDES UTILITIES, NEAR WHITES CANYON AND SOLADAD CANYON, IT HAS A PRIVATE BATHROOM, CALL 818-675-7348 Room for rent Room for rent$485 plus deposit- includes utilities- female preferred- available December. 661-313-6338 ROOM FOR RENT: Master bedroom,private bath,hot tub,pool,garage,gated community,5 mins from Valencia mall,located in Arbor Park, $950 a month plus utilities, $600 deposit. Call 619-749-5097 Se Renta Cuarto En Casa Bano compartido. $425 DLS. Cable and wifi. Interesados pregunten por Mario al 661-313-2334
Side By Side Kenmore Refrigerator 30 cubic feet by 3 feet wide by 69 and 5-8s high , ice maker, good condition, $200 661-252-4922 661-645-7357 Washer Dryer Extra Large Capacity Whirlpool Commercial Quality Extra Large Capacity Electric Dryer and Kenmore Elite Heavy Duty King Size Capacity Washer Top Load Both work perfect 280.00 for bothor 150.00 each Whirlpool Washer and Dryer used 8 months. Energy Saver,Large Load Capacity.Paid $1,400 sell for $600 818-774-1395
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6 piece bedroom set large drawers, exc cond, 2 night stands, 6 drawer dresser w mirror, king headboard plush, suede cushioned storage bench w 4 drawers $600 OBO 661-298-9372 leave message 62in Mitsubishi DLP TV works great, $100.00 661-268-1948 Antique Night Stand $25 661-252-1388 Ashley Bar stools 2 Ashley bar stools $450 OBO Ashley leather chair Ashley leather chair that reclines-framed wood-Chocolate color-excellent condition. $425 661-861-3260 Asian Art Asian Art Budda on Wood Stand. Appraised $1,500$2500 Sell for $225 Call 661-284-6498 Beautiful Grandfather Clock antique maple, very unique, excellent cond, works and sounds great, from 1940s - 1950s era $400 firm 661-299-6677 Black 2 drawer legal file cabinet 65 obo 661-298-9658
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19252 Soledad Cyn Rd 661-250-9464 www.buffalowildwings.com Beautiful Solid OakDining Room Set With 6 Matching Antique Solid Oak Chairs The antique chairs from the 1930 era, oval table with leaf 6 feet. with out leaf 4 foot round table,, pedestal with bear claw feet, chairs have lose seat cushions with bow tie and ruffle , flower pattern and autumn colors, very good condition and very sturdy, $475 obo 661-904-5096
CALL 298-5333 TODAY TO PLACE YOUR AD Black metal desk w/ attached file cabinet 150 obo 661-298-9658 Bunk bed near new, twin over twin, excellent quality mattresses, excellent cond, $200 805-501-0951
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 Elegant Italian Couch, off white, light brown legs and trimming, flower pattern, 2 years old, looks new, 7 feet long 3 feet wide, paid $1500, asking $295 818-339-1832
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File Cabinet 5 drawer lateral, 36 inches wide, $75 323-879-0070
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FREE HOLIDAY WISHES - DINING SET MOVING SPECIAL CONTEMPORARY DINING ROOM SET , 4 CHAIRS GLASS TABLETOP. DARK CHOCOLATE WOOD, HIGH SEATING CHAIR BACKS , GORGEOUS AND LIKE NEW, $350 805-895-5787
COUCH with Coffee Table and pillows from Urban Home Beautiful , In perfect condition. Paid $1,100 for entire set new. Moving soon. Non-smoking home. Valencia, $400 707-501-8567 Curio Cabinet White wood. 70Hx44Wx16D. Interior light. 50.00 john 661713-3320. Elephant plant stand color white, $30. Call 661-252-1388
Full size bed with mattress and box springs, good condition, $85 805-428-9256 Glass Table for 62 inch TV, $50.00 obo. Call 661-268-1948 Glass table top oval, 78in x 41in, $20 661-268-8170
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Ikea Torsby Glass Top Dining Table PERFECT CONDITION 53X33 white glass top,70X33 base PAID $429 YOURS FOR ONLY $299 ALSO HAVE 4 Tobias clear Lucite chairs, $25ea. 707.501.8567 Lamp for sale.. ivy design with green shade, $10 661-252-1388 Lane Cedar trunk painted white, $35 805-428-9256 LIGHT BROWN COUCH AND LOVE SEAT REALLY GOOD CONDITION, $300, CALL 805-680-0199 Living Room 7Ft. Couch and 5 Ft. Love Seat Matching Set Early American vintage colonial style, with wood trim on top of the couch and with wooden spindles. Floral pattern with Autumn colors and powder blue grape clusters, with bottom dust ruffle, $100 obo for Both 661-297-0852 or 661-904-5096 Loft bed Full size loft bed with desk $450 OBO 6x6.8x4.10 No mattress We will disassemble and deliver depending on where you live Still new - used 6 weeks paid $900 Great holiday gift 661.347.9686 Mirror no frame, 31.5 w x 30.5, excellent condition, $30.00 OBO. Call 661-268-1948 Single fold together bed all metal, less then 2 months old. Cost $130 selling $65 805-223-1633 Stunning Desk TREVI Collection Compliments galore on this fine piece of furniture This desk is Gorgeous and the workmanship is fantastic. smooth drawer 66x33x31H Signature Series Amini AICO Amini Innovation VERY Swivel Chair mauve color, $45, 661-252-1388 Very Nice 6 Person Dinning Room Set table and chairs, well condition, $300 OBO Located in Auga Dulce 818-524-8009
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call 317-724-6493 or 661-251-6699 !Booth Space Available! Round Fluorescent Light Bulbs, new, 8 feet long, i have 15 of them, 2 pins, $5 each 818-339-1832 Villeroy Bach dinner plates Villeroy Bach service for 12-dinner plates only-Made in Germany-$645 OBO--brand new. 661-861-3260 Villeroy Bach pieces Villeroy Bach pieces- each piece sold seperately- call to inqurie. 661-861-3260 Vintage etched glass liquor decanters Three vintage clear etched glass liquor decanters. Beautiful, must see. Large $195, Medium $165 Small $100. 661-861-3260.
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Hoist for Bed of Truck 8 ton jack, $90 661-268-8170 Lincoln Ideal Arc Welder mod r35-325,3 phase with LN 7 wire feed on cart and ln25 inner shield wire feed all mobil,long leads, $1800 661-268-8170 Lincoln Welder Lincoln Welder240 Volt wire welder- mint condition $495- 661-644-5894 Metal cut-off torch set Metal cut-0ff torch set-medium sized tanks- $195 661-644-5894. Mini Mag Particle Testing Machine econospect corp, mod mp-1, magnetized particle testing, $175 661-268-8170 Pedestal Grinder 10in on cast pedestal standard electrical tool co. type 12fa, mod 22, 3 phase, $400 661-268-8170 Steel pipe 661-268-1948
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Tools 10in radio arm saw makes all types of cuts, like new condition, $275 obo 805-223-1633 Air Compressor 2 rotary compressors into 200 gallon vertical tank-3-phase, $700 661-268-8170 Air Tools Chippers, sanders, grinders, good, used, $30 ea 661-268-8170 Body shop frame straightening 10 ton power post with all equipment, floor pots, rims, ready for use, $3295 obo 805-223-1633
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Brush Bandit Chipper Model 90, 4 cyl, 37 HP wisconsin engine - gas, 1 owner, very low hours, a beauty. $8500 firm 661-265-0261 FREE Clean Fill Dirt will deliver local, Canyon Country 661-252-2929 Garden yard edger trimming tool kit all attachments by Shakespeare, new, never been used, $50 obo 805-223-1633
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Girl Scout Troop 7742 has partnered with Goodwill Southern California to raise funds, as well as support Goodwill’s mission of enhancing the quality of life for people with disabilities or other disadvantages through education, training and job placement services. That’s Good for Everyone! Troop 7742 will use the funds collected for our San Francisco Trip and to sponsor a family in need for the holidays. We will be collecting items thru December 6, 2014 Our Final collection will be on Saturday December 6, 2014 10am to 3pm Simply Discount Furniture 21444 Golden Triangle Rd
John Deere riding lawn mower looks like new, well maintain, only one owner, $2295 obo 805-223-1633 Large iron patio table round with 4 chairs, excellent cond, $100. Call 805-428-9256 Lawn mower almost brand new, $65 661-295-5297 Lawn Mower Gas powered lawn mower-Like new 661-295-0067$45 OBO Miscellaneous pot and plants 5 to 20 dollars 661-298-9658 Patio Lounge Chair metal with vinyl straps, adjustable, in good condition, $20 661-299-6677 Weedwacker 75 obo 661-298-9658
Other 2 Suitcases $10 each. Call 661-252-1388 AIRLINES MANUFACTURING CAREERS Start Here - Get trained as FAA certified Aviation Technician. Financial aid for qualified students. Job placement assistance. Call Aviation Institute of Maintenance 888-686-1704 ANGEL COLLECTION CHRISTMAS ANGEL COLLECTION OVER 50 PIECES. SELL 1 OR ALL.NAME YOUR PRICE. FIFTY YEARS OF COLLECTING. SELLING EVERYTHING CHRISTMAS. MERRY CHRISTMAS. HAPPY HOLIDAYS. SANTA CLARITA 661-367-7066 Beveled Glass Table Top $60 cash only. There are some chips and needs cleaning, but otherwise in good condition - 42 inches high x 72 inches wide. Buyer will need to pickup. 661-904-5840 Bundle and Save on your TV, Internet, Phone!! Call Bundle Deals NOW Compare all Companies, Packages and Prices.. Call 1-855-978-2608 TODAY 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-DAY PAYMENT. 1-800-371-1136 Decorative Christmas Carolers Decorative 4ft tall Christmas carolers includes mom, dad, son, daughter $325 OBO 661-861-3260 Decorative Wrought Iron Piece unique and pretty,great to hang on wall,or even on a headboard,6ft l by 15.5in t,shabby chic now but can be painted any color,$30 661-299-6677 DISH TV Retailer. Starting at $19.99 a month for 12 mos. and High Speed Internet starting at $14.95 a month-where available-. SAVE..Ask About SAME DAY Installation..CALL Now 1-800-615-4064 DISH TV Starting at $19.99/month (for 12 mos.) SAVE.. Regular Price $32.99 Ask About FREE SAME DAY Installation.. CALL Now 877-477-9659 Drafting artist table modern, folds against wall , adjustable height, $75 661-268-8170 Get Lightning Fast High Speed Internet. AT and T U-Verse Plans starting at $14.95 per month. BUNDLE and save more with AT and T Internet plus Phone plus TV. CALL NOW. Offers End Soon.855-980-5126 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 Large Safe 2 door, 6.5 ft tall x 5 ft wide x 3 ft deep, 4 hour fire, $2800. Call 661-268-8170 Light Bar, Blue Lenses $100 661-268-8170 Metal Cart This cart is on 4 wheels, and opens in the front. $30 call 818-339-1832
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Garage Sales Block Sale Sat 22nd, 7am-12pm. Furniture, kids toys, knick-knacks, clothing and much more. Multi-houses, Multi-deals. Miss Grace Drive, cross streets Soledad Canyon and Anne Freda. Garage Sale.. Tons of xmas items - trees, decorations, ornaments and etc.. Sunday NOV 23, 10am at 14818 Quesada, Canyon Country, LARGE 3 FAMILY GARAGE SALE: Saturday NOV 22, 7am-3pm at 20309 Lakemore Dr, Canyon Country.. Cross street Langslide and Soledad Cyn Rd
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87 - 97 Ford Truck tail gate molding large aluminum panel, new condition, $300 805-223-1633 87 Chevy dually crew cab less engine, clean pink slip, $895 obo, 805-223-1633 87 Chevy dually pick-up bed $300, 805-223-1633 87 Dually bed $250 without vendors or with vendors $500. Call 805-223-1633 88 Irock 15in wheels and caps set of 4, $395. Call 805-223-1633 89 - 95 Toyota pick up truck 2 wd, left front fender, new, $50 obo 805-223-1633 89-94 OEM Toyota Truck Hood cherry condition, $125 obo 805-223-1633 90 - 92 Ford truck grill $50. 805-223-1633 90 - 97 Ford dually truck fenders dual tanks, fuel doors, excellent shape, $250 each, 805-223-1633 93 - 97 Ford Ranger pick up new fender, right front, $40 805-223-1633 93 and up Jeep Cherokee new, right front fender, $50 obo 805-223-1633 94 Dodge truck (and later years) chrome center hubcap $35, 805-223-1633 Aluminum Gm small block Chevy intake manifold $70 805-223-1633 Aluminum wheels size 15 by 8, with caps, 5 lugs, 4 3-4 bolt pattern, set of 4, $200 obo for the set, 805-223-1633
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Car of the Week 2000 Chevy 1500 Extra cab Silverado $4995 plus fees 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 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 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 Pick-Up 88-2000 new right door, $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 rally wheels 15 by 8, 4 for $200. Call 805-223-1633
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Front rear doors from dually Chevy, $100 ea obo. Call 805-223-1633 Front sheet metal clip complete, $450. 805-223-1633 Gas Welding Botter kart $75, 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 GM engine air cleaner 4 barrel carburetor, excellent condition, complete $50, 805-223-1633 GM mast air flow sensor $175 obo. Call 805-223-1633nbsp GM rally wheels from a Corvette size 15 by 8, beautiful chrome, set of 4, $400. Call 805-223-1633 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 Mopar 727 Torqueflite Trans BB Transmission was bought from Top Pro Stock Drag Racer at Pomona in the 1980s.Has been stored in shop ever since.Needs new seals,otherwise its ready to go, $825 818-428-5698 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 Pallet Jack 2 and a half ton,minor work, paid $400 sell for $50 , Call 818-339-1832 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 PT Cruiser 2000 duralast rear brakes, new $15 818-209-4675 Ranchero Torino complete doors $100 each. Call 805-223-1633
Real Commercial Shop Parts washer top opening 36 x 36 x 24, pump flexible steel hose, brand name Ajitor, $250 obo, 805-223-1633 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 Stock Wheels Stock 17 inch wheels, Mazda Hub Caps, P205 55R16 89H Tires in fair shape. 75.00 Call John 661 713-3320 Tilt steering column GM Chevelle-Camaro $150 obo. Call 805-223-1633 Toyota MR2 black dash, cherry condition, $100 obo 805-223-1633 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 1928 Star Durant has engine, trans, rear end, frame, dash, hood, radiator, missing rear part of body, $300 661-268-8170 1963 Mopar Ram charger hood scoop, new $100 805-223-1633 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 4 Michelin tires mercedes, p195-65 r15, practically new, $50 ea 661-547-2521 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 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 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
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73 - 77 El Camino Chevelle front clip complete. Must sell $450 obo, Call 805-223-1633 73 - 77 El Camino door glass $75. 805-223-1633 73 - 77 El Camino left front fender, complete, $200, 805-223-1633 73 - 87 Chevy truck instrument cluster, $50, 805-223-1633 73 Chevelle El Camino grill flawless condition, like new, $500 obo 805-223-1633 73 El Camino grill excellent cherry cond, $500 obo 805-223-1633 77 - 79 Ford GT Torino and LTD II body parts, and complete interior parts, $100 - $400, 805-223-1633 77 - 79 Ford ranchero torino doors complete with door panels, $100 ea OBO. Call 805-223-1633 77 El Camino project for your completion, no engine and transmission, $750 or you can purchase an engine for total of $1500 obo. Call 805-223-1633 78 - 87 El Camino body parts $75 - $100, 805-223-1633 78 - 87 El Camino body parts and fender, $80 ea. Call 805-223-1633 78 - 87 El Camino body parts: 81 El Camino fender no moldings $75. 81 El Camino fender with molding $75. 82-87 El Camino with marker lamp and inner fender panel $75, 805-223-1633 78 - 87 El Camino front bumper assembly $100 obo. Core support $100 obo. Call 805-223-1633 78 - 87 El Camino parts Body and engine parts, prices from $100 $250, 805-223-1633 80 El Camino grill $100, 805-223-1633 80 El Camino grill cherry condition, $80, 805-223-1633 80’s Chevy V8 small block exhaust manifold with smog tubes and 02 sensor, $150 for the set. Call 805-223-1633 81 - 87 Chevy truck new right front fender, $75 obo 805-223-1633 82 - 84 Camaro z28 GM factory fiberglass hood, $200 obo. 805-223-1633 82 - 87 El Camino 4 head lamp header panel $100. Call 805-223-1633 82 - 87 Newer Chevy Pick Up new right front fender $65, Call 805-223-1633 82 - 92 Camaro firebird glass T-tops, $150 for set, 805-223-1633 82 - 92 Camaro 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
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2005 Nissan Altima 2.5 S Sedan Stock 350036A $7,988 plus tax , lic and fees. Nissan Of Valencia 866-413-9704 2007 TOYOTA cAMRY SE For Sale .T.e.x.t 617 961-3300 Car Fax-one owner, runs well, has all the option still like new, $2000 good condition and affordable to all interested buyers text 617-961-3300
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2005 Nissan Altima 2.5 S Sedan Stock 350036A , $7,988 plus tax. lic. and fees. Nissan Of Valencia 866-413-9704
2007 Pontiac Solstice Convertable Stock 340866A $9,988 plus tax, lic. and fees. Nissan Of Valencia 866-413-9704
2008 BUICK 2008 BUICK L a c r o s s e C X . 4-Door.Brown-Tan Interior. V6 3.8L. 39,000 Miles. On Star.Garaged. Service Records. Factory Warranty. Senior Owned. Pride of Ownership. $10,995. Call 661-388-1940 2008 Nissan Sentra Stock 340905A $10,955 plus tax lic and fees. Nissan Of Valencia 866-413-9704
2014 Nissan Vesa Note Hatchback Stock 340589 $12,472 plus tax, lic. and fees. Nissan Of Valencia 866-413-9704 2005 Audi A4 New Body Style with 64k miles, Clean Title, Clean Carfax The car is in excellent condition for its age, on the interior and exterior. All original, never been repainted. Never involved in any accident. Clean Carfax History, $8700 661-210-7058
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Local Pharmacist Improves Health of Small Business Staff Every flu season we hear about free or low-cost shots at health fairs or other non-profit events. This year there is a man in Santa Clarita who is paying out thousands to make the shots available, and to an unusual niche market: small businesses. Moazzem H. Chowdhury, R.Ph. of Desert Drug Pharmacy is putting $10,000 toward flu vaccinations, offering all small business owners and employees the chance to receive the shots free of charge. “As a healthcare professional, that is the way I want to help other small business owners because they are the backbone of this City’s economy,” says Chowdhury. “I know what a struggle it can be for employees when they get the flu. I have always given free flu shots to my own employees, and recognize the benefits to keeping my support team healthy. It saves time, money, and is beneficial to people’s health to get the flu shot. I believe in giving back to the community that I love, and am blessed to live in with my family.” The first 250 Santa Clarita merchants and workers will receive flu shots for free, and those that follow will cost $10. According to Chowdhury, influenza annually costs the United States approximately $10.4 billion in direct costs for hospitalizations and outpatient visits for adults. He adds that the Center for Disease Control advises everyone six months of age and older to get a flu vaccine every season. “Vaccination to prevent influenza is particularly important for people who are at high risk of serious complications from influenza. Flu shots are approved for use in pregnant women and people with chronic health conditions,” says Chowdhury. “There is a small percentage of the population that should not get a flu shot, in particular people with allergies to eggs, people with a history of Guillain-Barré Syndrome, or people who have had a severe, life threatening reaction to a flu shot in the past. If someone is not sure if they should get a flu shot, I recommend that they consult with their doctor.” Those interested are asked to register in advance by filling out an information form and sending it in by fax or e-mail with the title “Attention: Flu Shot.” You will then be contacted by a Desert Drug Pharmacy representative with further details. Some restrictions may apply and vaccinations can be obtained by individuals 18 years and older. The 250 free shots are on a first-come, first-served basis. The email address is Desertdrugs@aol.com and the fax number is (661) 298-3116. For more information call Desert Drug Pharmacy at (661) 2983135.
LOOKING FOR A GOOD PHARMACY? Desert Drug Pharmacy (Formerly Medicine Shoppe) Located between IHOP and the Library, Desert Drug Pharmacy features not only a convenient location, but offers fast, friendly, and personalized service. Transferring prescriptions to Desert Drug Pharmacy is easy: Just call us and we do the rest!
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ActionFamilyCounseling.org 661-297-4660 2005- Harley Davidson 1200 Sportster Custom Pristine Condition.. Custom Pipes, Fender, Bars, Wheels, Seat, Plus many more. Approx. Mileage 5000 Must See. Must Sell $6500 818-428-5698 2001 Toyota Tundra SR-5 2001 Toyota Tundra SR-5 Fairly new paint job-great conditon $6,500 OBO 135,000 miles 661-313-3196.
2015 Nissan Versa Stock 350073 $13,472 Plus tax, lic. and fees. Nissan Of Valencia 866-413-9704
OFF ROAD DIRT/SAND RAIL FOR SALE DIRT-SAND RAIL . FOUR SEATER CAR READY FOR DIRT OR DUNES. 1600CC VW MOTOR. DISC BRAKES.C-N-C PEDDLE ASS.HURST SHIFFTER. COMES WITH PADDLE TIRES AND WHEELES .COMES WITH TRAILER AND RAMPS. ASKING 3800.00 OBO . PLEASE CALL 661-212-3182.
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
2007 Bush Hog 90 CC ATV Electric kick start, lights Horn safety tether. In new cond. $900.00 661-265-0261 HARLEY SPORTY 4-U 1997 candy blue Sportster. Many nice additions, very few miles. Fun, controllable, affordable. No joyrides, bring cash ,ride away on a beauty. $4700 Firm 661-269-0598
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Motorcycle Carrier Motorcycle Carrier-hitch mounted with loading ramp-$145- 661-644-5894. 9734 Fifth Wheel Toy Haller $4500 661-236-3392 call for more information
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 73 - 77 Chevelle El Camino cowl-dash pad instruments, a-c and heater, wire harness, vacuum lines, ALL still assembly, in fire wall panel, $250 obo, 805-223-1633 73 - 87 Chevy truck instrument cluster, $50, 805-223-1633 Chevy Pick-Up 88-2000 new right door, $100, 805-223-1633
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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
Motorcycles 2004 ttr125 yamaha dirt bike 2003 YAMAHA DIRT BIKE. GENTLY RIDEN.TIRES FAIR, PRO-CIRCUT PIPE.READY FOR THE DESERT. 1000 DOLLORS OR BEST OFFER. CALL 661-212-3182 COUPON
FREE CAR WASH WITH OIL CHANGE
Car Wash
24233 Creekside Rd., Valencia (Target Shopping Center1 Block North of Valencia Town Center)
(661) 255-3448
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Helping to keep families running in the Santa Clarita Valley for over 30 years!
WANTED JAPANESE MOTORCYCLES 1967-1982 ONLY KAWASAKI Z1-900, KZ900, KZ1000, Z1R, KZ1000MKII, W1-650, H1-500, H2-750, S1-250, S2-350, S3-400 Suzuki, GS400, GT380, Honda CB750 1969-1976 CASH. 1-800-772-1142, 1-310-721-0726 usa at classicrunners.com
27260 Camp Plenty Road
251-6736
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2006 Keystone Outback 23 Foot, sleeps 6, 2 queen beds, fully equipped. ac, rear pop-out, electric lift. Excellent condition.REDUCED- $8,999 OBO Call 661-916-5775
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88 Southwind, 34’ motorhome, 36k miles, new tires, queen bedroom, $12,000 obo 661-259-7983 or 803-2956
10 off
Oil & Filter Service
Cannot be combined with any other offers with coupon expires Dec 31, 2014
Reg. Price $34.99 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.
SCG&FC 2014
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Nov 21 - Nov 27, 2014
WE DO ALL TYPES OF SMOG
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Immaculate 2003 Winnebago Adventurer 37 C sleeps 4, 2 pop-outs, one owner, 17,000 miles, book value $64,000 asking $59,000. See at 2450 Soledad Canyon Road in Acton. Please call 661-917-4684 for appoint to view.
2002 Glastron model gx205 ski and fish boat,5.7 engine with 23 hours used,custom double axle trailer,custom bimini top and boat cover,seats 10,trolling motor,fish finder. Original owner, $16,900 OBO 661-644-5894 Power Boat 1981 Pierce Arrow 18ft 4Cylinder Volvo Penta engine, Great for fishing,skiing,cruising.good condition,Nice interior.Trailer good condition, $2500 Call Richard 818-679-8835
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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 lamb kebab recipe If you want to try some easy Indian recipes this weekend then try out the lamb kebab recipe for a change of taste. www.urbanrajah.com
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661.799.8140 661.251.0233 in Don Cuco’s Center
WANTED Baby sitter responsibility with many years experience, must have references, part time only. Call Martha 818-813-5480 In Santa Clarita area
We are specialists in only ONE thing, THAT'S ALL WE DO, TRANSMISSIONS!
Cannot be combined with any other offer. Valencia Blvd
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Change of Ownership Out of State Registration
Most Cars, model year 2000 and newer.
(661) 799-7099
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
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23566 Lyons Ave #101 Newhall, CA 91321
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5626 Tujunga Ave., North Hollywood, CA 91601
**Purchasers of select new and unregistered Suzuki models in the continental United States (excluding HI) will receive a customer cash amount of either $1,500, $1,200, $1,000, $800, $750, $600, $500, $400, $300, or $200 which is of America, Inc. 2014.
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Nov 21 - Nov 27, 2014
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