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Another lawyer for Hogin

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    I am writing in response to Michael K. Schwerin’s [Letter to the Editor] attack on the city attorney, Ms. Christi Hogin in [the Aug. 13 edition of the The Surfside News]. This will be the first in a two-letter response as I wish to set forth facts rather than just allegations, as was the case in Mr. Schwerin’s correspondence to the paper.

    I would first like to address the mobile home lawsuits. The actions brought by the two mobile home park owners against the city arose directly out of the actions of Walt Keller, Carolyn Van Horn and Missy Zeitsoff, Mr. Keller’s and Ms. Van Horn’s then current partner on the City Council. At the time the Mobile Home Rent Stabilization Ordinance was passed, I was a resident at Paradise Cove Mobile Home Park (the “Park”) and the attorney for the park’s homeowners association attempting to purchase the park from the Kissel Company. The week prior to the City Council hearing, the Board of Directors of the homeowners association circulated a petition specifically requesting that the rent stabilization ordinance not include a rent rollback provision. In fact, the association submitted to the City Council on the night of the hearing a petition signed by a majority of the Paradise Cove residents specifically making that request. In addition, the then city attorney Michael Jenkins, with Christi Hogin present as the assistant city attorney, specifically told the City Council that the entire ordinance, with the exception of the rent rollback provisions, were legally defensible. Mr. Schwerin neglected to point out this exception. Both mobile home park owners testified that if the rent rollback provision were not included, they would not sue the city. Nevertheless, by a vote of 4 to 1, including Walt Keller, Carolyn Van Horn and Missy Zeitsoff, the City Council passed an ordinance which had a seven-year rent rollback provision.

    It was the rent rollback provision that led to the city being sued and it was the rent rollback provision which was thrown out by the courts, as predicted by both Mr. Jenkins and Ms. Hogin. I am sure Mr. Schwerin is one of the “usual suspects” out to attack anybody who would question the Keller/Van Horn no-growth majority. It would be refreshing if just once, Mr. Keller and Ms. Van Horn would step up to the plate and admit that they and Ms. Zeitsoff were the ones responsible for passing the ordinance which cost the city in excess of $2 million in lawsuit and settlement costs. Ms. Hogin has nothing to do with advocating that portion of the ordinance which led to the lawsuits and, based on clear constitution law, “lost” the case.

    Richard N. Scott

    Local independents react

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    In response to the closing last week of Crown Books, located in the Cross Creek shopping center, independent booksellers are stepping up service to accommodate the literary needs of Malibu.

    “People ask me, ‘Aren’t you happy it’s closed?,'” says author and journalist Melody Beattie, owner of A Different Dimension bookstore. “No. I’m not. I don’t believe that anyone’s success should be built on another’s failure. It’s a particularly sad event. Crown definitely had a place in our community.”

    Beattie, who opened shop last fall above Atlantis Clothing in Cross Creek, relocated to a larger storefront on Pacific Coast Highway near the PC Greens market. The store was founded as a center for publications, audio and visual media concerning recovery, spirituality and the healing arts.

    “We will expand our offerings of the bestseller list; we’ll be expanding our fiction list as well,” says Beattie. “We’ll increase our salesmanship to help people find titles, whether out of print or in print.”

    The store plans to act as a distributorship via the amazon.com online merchant, which catalogues 10 million titles at deep discount. The service guarantees home delivery within 72 hours and is free of shipping costs when five or more titles are ordered.

    At Malibu Shaman in the Country Mart, owner Scott Sutphen was “quite shocked” at news of the Crown closure. “It’s amazing that we can’t support a traditional bookstore. I feel bad for Malibu.

    “I can’t tell you how thankful I am to our loyal Malibu clientele. While Crown had a New Age section, it was limited. This definitely will increase our business.” The owner says he will continue to accommodate all requests for special orders.

    Sutphen unveiled the Shaman 16 years ago and moved last summer into space vacated by Malibu Books & Co., which went out of business in the spring. The store’s focus is metaphysical, with extensive materials on meditation, hypnosis and Eastern wisdom.

    With Crown’s departure, remaining avenues for Malibu readers include the campus bookstore at Pepperdine and newsstands near Hughes market and in the Indigo Cafe at Kanan.

    August 27, 1998

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      Lookin’ for a home

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      The Natural Resources Defense Council has said it intends to sue the federal government for violations of the Endangered Species Act regarding the tidewater goby, a sometime resident of Malibu Lagoon.

      The 2-inch, bottom-feeding fish has been found in California’s tidal streams and coastal wetlands since 1856, but since 1900, has disappeared from 74 percent of the lagoons south of Morro Bay. In fact, it had vanished from Malibu Lagoon but was reintroduced in 1990 from populations in the Ventura River.

      Since then, it has been the subject of much debate among environmentalists, water-quality advocates and others.

      Reconstruction of flood-damaged Malibu Creek Bridge, under emergency expedition order by Gov. Pete Wilson (January 1995), was stalled for a month to protect the goby during its March 15-April 15 breeding season — even as the National Marine Fisheries were protecting the migration of steelhead trout until June. (See related story on A8.)

      Also, there is no consensus on how water-level management and pollution control efforts in the lagoon would affect the goby, which is known to be adversely impacted by groundwater overdrafting and discharge of agricultural and sewage effluents that cause algal blooms. All life stages of tidewater gobies are found at the upper end of lagoons in salinities less than 10 parts per thousand. The increased flow of salt water into the lagoon when the sand berm is breached (either during winter storms or artificially to lower the water table) could also affect the gobies.

      In a letter to Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt July 14, NRDC Senior Attorney Joel R. Reynolds said the United States Fish and Wildlife Service has failed to designate critical habitat for the tidewater goby, a violation of the ESA.

      The service listed the goby (Eucyclogobius newberryi) in 1994, but claimed critical habitat could not be determined because detailed information on the possible economic effects of such designation was not available at the time.

      The ESA granted the service an extension of one year.

      Named in the 60-day notice of intent to commence civil action are: the Secretary of the Interior, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and its director, regional director and field supervisor for the Ventura Field Office. Field Supervisor Diane K. Noda was unavailable for comment Tuesday as to whether the service had responded to the NRDC letter

      Out, out damn dam

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      The Sierra Club has taken a stand supporting removal of Rindge Dam, so Malibu chapter members trekked to the site Sunday for a first-hand look.

      The 100-foot-high concrete dam in Malibu Canyon, 2-1/2 miles from the ocean, was built in the 1920s to provide irrigation water but no longer serves that purpose because it is completely silted up.

      “The dam doesn’t provide flood control, it’s just a waterfall,” commented Jim Edmondson, executive director of California Trout, explaining the ecological impact of the dam.

      Malibu Creek contains the southernmost run of steelhead trout in North America — an estimated 10 to 75 fish — only in the 2-1/2 miles below Rindge Dam. Before the dam was constructed, an estimated population of 1,000 steelhead spawned in the 100-square-mile watershed of Malibu Creek. Last fall, the federal government listed the Southern steelhead as an endangered species.

      Steelhead, named for their steel-blue coloring, are actually rainbow trout with a life cycle similar to that of a salmon. Born and reared in fresh water, as juveniles they migrate to estuaries, adjust to saltwater and then move on to the ocean. After spending one to three years foraging on the food sources of the Pacific Ocean, the adults return to their home rivers upstream to reproduce. Unlike salmon, steelhead do not necessarily die after spawning and may make the journey more than once.

      “It’s the granddaddy of all the rainbow trout on this planet,” Edmondson said. DNA tests show the species to be more than 10,000 years old, the world’s most ancient rainbow trout. They have adapted to near-desert conditions. While most trout thrive in 68-degree water, the steelhead in Malibu Creek live in water that reaches 78 degrees in summer.

      Rep. Brad Sherman spearheaded a 1998 appropriation of $100,000 to study the feasibility of removing Rindge Dam. In 1995, the Bureau of Reclamation completed a feasibility study. According to that study, excavating and backfilling the beaches would cost $17 million; excavating and backfilling the canyon would cost $12 million; and notching the dam would cost $3.5 million.

      The dam holds one million cubic yards of sediment, of which 65 percent is suitable for beach fill. However, the silt levels need to be taken down slowly. “By notching, the dam is dismantled bit by bit, row by row, over 10 years,” Edmondson said. “You would take nine feet a year. It may take maybe 15 to 20 years of work.”

      The concrete and rebar of the dam wall would be trucked out. Then in winter, the sediment would be washed down and deposited on the beach, without filling in the lagoon or creek, Edmondson said. “The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, who would be responsible for the work, would do a sediment transport analysis.”

      If the sediment is taken away too quickly, the trout eggs will be smothered, defeating the purpose of getting rid of the dam. “If the sedimentation is released [too quickly], then this would impact the lagoon. We don’t want to hurt any living things or anybody. We don’t want to fill up the lagoon,” Edmondson said. “But the fish are trapped in the worst possible place in Malibu creek. We want to get them out of there and up into the upper reaches of the creek. It’s in the upper seeplets and brush-covered tributaries that they thrive.”

      Edmondson says he believes the issue has been “mischaracterized” and that logic tells us when the dam filled up in 15 years, the system carries a lot of sediment that would have moved through the creek without the dam.

      “My sense was that they [Sierra Club members] saw the wisdom, function and logic of removing the dam to create a functioning river system again,” Edmondson said.

      Marcia Hanscomb, executive committee member of Sierra Club Angeles Chapter, said their task force will meet to get everyone’s opinion, but that she feels the dam must come down.

      “The solution that Caltrout has offered may be the best,” she said. “For historical purposes, it makes perfect sense to retain the 90-foot spillway and remove the dam. We like to find solutions that please everyone.”

      Public Works director resigns

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      After creating Malibu’s Public Works Department and after nearly five years of overseeing the maintenance and repair of local roads and projects, Public Works Director John Clement is leaving. The Council announced Clement’s resignation at Monday’s meeting.

      “The biggest problem I have is leaving the public works department staff and the city’s staff,” said Clement. “They’re like family to me.” Clement described the entire city staff as “passionate, caring professionals, more than I’ve seen in my 30-year career.”

      Clement will leave Sept. 28 to become Public Works director of Santa Cruz. “The opportunity in Santa Cruz is just too great,” said Clement. “It’s a full-service city with a staff of 180 and probably close to a $40 million budget. It’s an older community, so it has a nice mix of the old, even to the Victorian, to the brand new. If I had a choice of any place to go, that’s the place I’d choose. It’s very, very exciting, but the challenge is really intimidating, too.” As for his motivation to leave Malibu, Clement said, “It was time.”

      Recruitment for his position will begin immediately. “Good public works directors are always hard to find,” said City Manager Harry Peacock. “I don’t think we’ll get anybody on board until after the first of the year.”

      To ease the transition, and to help take care of business during the recruitment process, Peacock said he will look for an interim replacement from a pool of retired professionals. This is similar to what he did when filling the city’s finance director spot. “It takes a couple of months just to get the word out,” Peacock said.

      Although Clement will be officially on staff until the end of September, he will be spending two weeks vacationing in Australia.

      Also at Monday’s meeting, 28 speakers signed up to voice their opinions about proposed speed tables on Point Dume. Speed tables were developed to address concerns of fire departments over traditional speed bumps. Speed tables can be crossed at higher speeds than the more prominent speed bumps, which results in less delay for emergency vehicles. Speed tables are 3 inches high and 22 inches long and typically cause motorists to lower their speeds to about 30 mph. Staff had recommended installing speed tables along the entire length of Fernhill Drive and Dume Drive to better manage traffic speeds 24 hours a day. Installation costs were to be borne by residents.

      “Something must be done to slow this traffic down,” said Ryan Embree, who, like many Point residents, said he fears for the school children in the area.

      “The speed humps would be the 24-hour policeman,” said resident Margaret Rollens.

      Some residents told the council they moved to Point Dume because of its rural environment. “I bought it for its rural, natural feel,” said Pamela Ridley, who said speed humps and signs would be “citifying our community.”

      “If we want to enhance the rural nature, we would be killing it with speed humps,” agreed Sam Hall Kaplan.

      “Speed humps don’t give tickets,” said Embree. “They don’t slow people down. They just go faster over the humps.”

      Other residents spoke against the speed tables for reasons of inconvenience and fear the tables would lengthen response time of emergency vehicles.

      “If it’s your wife who is turning blue or your child who is choking, 10 seconds is a long time,” agreed Point resident Jim Star.

      Thirty-year Point Dume resident Frank Basso said his daughter (now 27) was hit by a car on the Point while riding her bike. “This problem hasn’t gone away,” said Basso. “I think the fire department will learn to work with them.”

      The council voted against installing speed tables 3-2 (Walt Keller and Carolyn Van Horn in favor). “I was concerned about the emergency response,” said Councilman Harry Barovsky. “The fire department said they would slow down emergency response. As far as I’m concerned, every second is essential.”

      The council voted instead to increase traffic control by the Sheriff’s Department, to begin immediately. “The best way to slow people down is by police presence,” said Barovsky. The council also directed staff to explore alternative ways to lessen the problem.

      In a separate agenda item, the council directed staff to send a letter to the Metro Transit Authority, requesting that bus service through the Point Dume neighborhood be reduced. The letter will ask the MTA to eliminate service of Bus Route 434 before 7:30 a.m., after 6:30 p.m., and between the hours of 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.

      Residents had previously voiced concerns of empty, sometimes speeding buses going through their neighborhood. Clement said a ridership study, conducted by MTA staff, showed there really wasn’t a demand. “They’re virtually empty, or maybe one passenger at best,” said Clement. “Why have a big, 30-foot bus running around in a residential area?”

      The council also finalized changes to the city’s zoning legislation. The Planning Commission had approved a proposal reducing the minimum size of multifamily units from 800 square feet to 400 square feet, roughly the size of a two-car garage. The council reasoned this would allow development of efficiency- and one-bedroom units and help the city meet requirements for affordable housing.

      “You could have six people living in that, and you’re creating a slum,” said Keller, who amended the motion to keep the 800-square-foot minimum.

      Mayor Joan House proposed a minimum size of 750 square feet, which compromise the council approved.

      Parking rules for multifamily units were settled: Studio and efficiency units must have two parking spaces per unit, one-bedroom units must have three.

      Single-family zoning standards were relaxed to allow maximum front-yard setbacks to be 65 feet or 20 percent of the lot depth, whichever is less. Currently, setbacks must be 20 percent of the lot depth without any limit. The change will give owners of larger lots more room on which to build.

      The meeting lasted until nearly 1 a.m., the council continuing the agenda two nights.

      Ollies for the road

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        I wanted to convey my deepest gratitude to Caltrans for continuing to resist the temptation to repair the northbound roller-coaster bumps on Pacific Coast Highway, just south of Big Rock Drive.

        For nearly 20 years, Malibu’s residents have thrilled to these ever-changing bumps and humps, watching them swell with every rainy season and eagerly anticipating the chance to “get air” after hitting them at just the right speed.

        For a while, as I saw Caltrans dump millions into various Malibu projects this last winter, I feared that they might actually drop a few pennies into what must surely be a simple remedy to the humps, i.e. installing proper mountain drainage and then bulldozing the highway flat as it was some two decades ago. How happy I was when they decided to take the more expensive route and continue resurfacing the humps each time water seepage caused them to buckle (twice this year already!).

        Malibu residents should take pause and give thanks that as long as Caltrans’ wise and caring leadership is on the case, PCH will not be repaired.

        Wade Major

        Malibu Riding and Tennis Club above Pacific Coast Highway is home to 60 horses and provides lessons and sales.

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          Treading the boards and ploughing the sea

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            Ask Robert Iacopino when he first saw theater and he queries, “The first time that I can remember?” Although his parents had been taking him since he was very young, his first recollection is of “Cats” at the Schubert Theater: “I loved the way all the people were so energetic and alive. It was really cool to hear them singing and see them dancing. I was too little to appreciate the technical aspects, but I loved the experience of it.”

            At 2, the PCH resident filmed a commercial that was never aired and a CBS promo that was. At 3, he was modeling for print ads.

            He still liked being in the audience until he watched his older sister, Perrin, in Santa Monica Playhouse’s youth theater program. She performed in a “summer stock” production, he recalls. “They had the cast party at my house. I didn’t know anyone, but they all knew me as Perrin’s brother. I thought it would be really cool if they all knew my name.”

            Out went the sailing lessons, at which he says he was a failure, and in came acting. He played a French detective in a 1997 summer stock production at the playhouse. “We had the cast party at my house again,” he says, “and no one called me Perrin’s brother.”

            The MHS senior plans to attend college, then “do something in the world of theater.” He says this pleases his parents and stepparents — attorneys all. “I don’t want to be a lawyer,” he volunteers.

            Iacopino spent three weeks this summer in the British Isles with Santa Monica Playhouse’s Young Professionals Company, his second tour across the pond with the troupe.

            In Derry/Londonderry, the company gave three performances of “Alice and the Wonderful Tea Party.” What does he remember of Northern Ireland? “We set up the stage, performed and took down the stage. It was basically a lot of work.” The airline lost one of their boxes of props and costumes, which the actors scrambled to replace before their performances. The airline found the box after the company had moved on to England.

            The troupe stayed at the homes of actors from Derry’s youth theater company, The Playhouse. Iacopino stayed with the family of 15-year-old actor David Rogers. “We stayed up ’til odd hours in the morning, talking, drinking tea, eating biscuits.” Fortunately the group was untouched by the firebombs set off during his stay. “A lot of the parents called,” he says, “but we weren’t aware of it. They closed down one of the streets right next to the theater we were working at, but they opened it up a half-hour later.”

            The company then traveled to Monaghan, Ireland. Iacopino saw soldiers on sentry as he crossed the border. “It was weird,” he sums up. At Monaghan, the actors stayed at 19th century Castle Leslie, owned and operated by a cousin of Santa Monica Playhouse director Evelyn Rudie. “It was a bit rainy outside,” he recounts. “Inside, it was really kind of cozy. It’s exclusive. We would never have been able to stay there if Evelyn were not related.”

            For week two, the troupe traveled to London, where they stayed at a dormitory at the University of London and enjoyed a busman’s holiday — seeing as much of the London theater as possible. Of the Globe Theatre, where he saw “The Merchant of Venice,” he says, “We were groundlings. The actors are right there with you. There’s a lot of interaction. They can see you.”

            The Royal National Theatre set up meetings, workshops and a performance of “The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie” for the Santa Monica group. One of the actors in “Brodie” led one of the workshops. “It was cool to have a workshop with him and then see him in the show that night,” Iacopino recalls. During the workshop, they discussed development of the play from the book, deciding which scenes were effective in reaching a theater audience.

            Then, the students worked on ensemble exercises just as the Brodie cast had done. “All of the workshops were to provide us with new perspectives,” says Iacopino. “We were to take them and add them to our performances. I know I was adding things to my performance that I learned.” Another workshop focused on “status” exercises, in which the actor gives the person with whom he is interacting either higher or lower status.

            He doesn’t see a difference between British and American acting styles, but says, “I find the audience is a bit different. I find American audiences to be more loud. English audiences tend to be more constrained. But they still clap a lot.”

            The young actor spent little energy being a tourist. At the Tower of London, Iacopino admits, he sat in the cafe. “It was a nice cafe,” he adds apologetically. “We tried to take a tour of the Museum of the Moving Image, but we were too late, so we went to that cafe.” He did enjoy high tea at Hyde Park and an ice cream at Covent Garden.

            After London, the travelers arrived in the Kenilworth/Warwick area. There, they stayed at the homes of the young actors of The Playbox Theatre. Iacopino housed with Tom Jones-Berney, 16, who has already performed with the Royal Shakespeare Company. The Santa Monica Playhouse troupe performed its original plays, “Alice” (Iacopino playing the Mad Hatter) and “The Silver Key” (playing a “nool,” whom he describes as co-dependent). Two performances at a local school brought surprising, disrespectful laughter from the English schoolchildren.

            Iacopino ran the light board for one performance. “They sat me down five minutes before and said, ‘Move this up and down to control these lights. . . .’ It made me interested in figuring out how to really do lights.”

            On the outside, the young actor enjoys scuba diving (he’s done Catalina and the Channel Islands) and studies Japanese. He also helped form The Friendship Writers Focus Group at the playhouse, which writes plays the younger actors perform at workshops.

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              @NORMAL:NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY! $500 to $900 Weekly Potential Processing Mortgage Refunds. Own hours. Call 1-800-382-2199 ext. 503. Cal*Scan

              @normal:AREA PAYPHONE RTE. 45 established. PAC BELL locations. Earn $165k/year. Min invest. $12,500. Call 1-800-519-3201 Cal*Scan

              @normal:ULTIMATE VENDING $10 & $20 Vends. No soda, no snacks, no selling. Free sample. Inv. required. 1-800-737-9495 (24 hours). Cal*Scan

              @normal:PAYPHONES. $150K/YR Lowest prices. Local sites available. Call 1-800-800-3470 (24/hrs). Cal*Scan

              @normal:MASTER DISTRIBUTORS NEEDED Specialty Lubricants, proven & tested commercial/industrial products. Easily demonstrated. Small investment. 6-figure potential. Call for territory availability. Tricon Lubricants Corp. Toll free 1-888-874-2660 Cal*Scan

              @Header:Carpet Cleaning

              @normal:BIG TIME CARPET & Upholstery Cleaners. Eco-Safe, Odorless, Hypoallergenic, non-hazardous, non-toxic. 310-372-8121

              @Header:Catering

              @Normal:MONROE’S CATERING for all your catering needs. Malibu’s most experienced & affordable caterers. 310-457-6338

              @normal:THE YELLOW ROSE. Meals prepared for busy professionals in your home. I’ll be in and out and dinner will await you in a warm oven. Menu includes Southern Cookin’, Vegetarian or Low Fat recipes. 457-6580

              @Header:Chef/Cook

              @normal:CUSTOM CUISINE LOWFAT gourmet meals delivered to your home – Weekly Meal Plans. Healthy, delicious menus averaging only 5 fat grams per entree. Delivered in convenient, portable microwave containers. Local references. 915-5342

              @Header:Child Care

              @normal:MALIBU MAMAS Nannies, housekeepers, couples etc. Serving Malibu since 1988. 10% discount to Guild Members. Owned by a WGA Member. 456-8113.

              @normal:L.A. NANNIES & DOMESTICS. Nannies, Housekeepers, Chefs, etc. Malibu owned and operated. Baby Nurses and Personal Assistants. 21355 PCH #202. 317-8555.

              @normal:THE STORK STOPS HERE a postpartum care service, Baby Nurses, Postpartum Doulas, Mommies, Personal shoppers and Gourmet cooking service. Early scheduling is encouraged to ensure availability. 310-226-2845.

              @Header:Chiropractic

              @normal:BRANDON D. TAKAHASHI, D.C. 23410 Civic Center Way, Suite E5. 310-456-1972. 11340 W. Olympic Blvd., Suite 335. 310-445-1050.

              @Header:Cleaning Services

              @normal:WESTERN PROFESSIONAL CLEANING Specializing in detail professional home & office cleaning with quality people you can trust at a price that’s hard to beat! Free Estimates. 310-841-5970

              @Header:Computer Services

              @Normal:COMPUTER SERVICES. Learn to be proficient in Windows. *Word processing – MS Word & WordPerfect *Accounting – Quicken & QuickBooks *Spreadsheets – Excel & Lotus *Internet – Netscape & E-Mail. Expert, Friendly Instruction at Reasonable Rates. Individual lessons with your computer or ours. 310-456-9706 or 818-991-2871

              @normal:NEED HELP BUYING, UPGRADING OR USING YOUR PC? We’re here for you. Call for New Client Special. Shaun/Dan. 310-298-3899

              @Header:Construction Services

              @normal:J.R. CONSTRUCTION CO. Your complete home improvement Co. Remodels, bathroom, kitchens. All types of concrete work, retaining block, walls, water and repairs. “SMALL JOBS OK”. 1-800-753-0083. lc#B-597526.

              @normal:HMH CONSTRUCTION Remodels and Custom Painting. Quality work. 310-589-5711

              @Header:Contractor

              @normal:SID D. FERRIS ENTERPRISES General Contractor, Additions, Remodels, New Construction. 1-800-784-2017.

              @normal:GOPHER GIRLS OF MALIBU. Our Service is like having two of you!. We take care of any & all errands you don’t have time to! Grocery, personal & warehouse shopping… Dry-cleaning, baking, postal deliveries… Housesitting, animal sitting & plant care… References available upon request. 310-589-5894

              @Header:Domestic Help

              @normal:GOPHER GIRLS OF MALIBU. Our Service is like having two of you!. We take care of any & all errands you don’t have time to! Grocery,personal & warehouse shopping… Dry-cleaning, baking, postal deliveries… Housesitting, animal sitting & plant care… References available upon request. 310-589-5894

              @normal:LET ME HANDLE THE CHAOS. Reliable, honest & educated young women to pack/organize your move or other details of your life. Excellent references available upon request. Julie, pager/voice mail. 310-286-8739

              @normal:HOUSEKEEPER/SWEDISH MASSEUSE Has afternoons and evenings available. Has own transportation and excellent references. 310-239-7492 voicemail/pager.

              @Header:Drapes

              @normal:MALIBU INTERIORS Shutters, blinds. Repairs, sales. Free estimates. 310-457-7366.

              @Header:Electrician

              @normal:PRIORITY ELECTRIC Electrical & Lighting. Specializing in repairs, installations, anything electric or lighting. We are on time and experienced. Lic#705597. 456-7999.

              @normal:HOLLAND ELECTRICAL Construction and Maintenance, Troubleshooting. Home Automation. Fiber Optic Lighting. Licensed and Bonded #650101. 310-455-0115.

              @Header:Employment Wanted

              @normal:NEED HELP? Elder care, house sitting, errands, etc. Reliable, honest, caring. Excellent Malibu & Westside area references. Call Robin at 310-285-4111.

              @normal:PRIVATE DUTY NURSE CNA to provide TLC for elderly. CPR card, CDL. Dependable, responsible, reliable w/many years experience & excellent references. Seeks position in or near Malibu area. 456-6810

              @normal:CAREGIVER/CARETAKER. Gent, 58 will drive, cook, shop, garden & enable with dignity. Part or full time. Please call Joe at 317-2082

              @Header:Employment Services

              @normal:ASSEMBLE ARTS, CRAFTS, TOYS, jewelry, wood items, typing, sewing, computer work from home in your spare time. Great pay. Free details call 1-800-632-8007, 24 hrs. Cal*Scan

              @normal:HOME TYPIST/PC USERS. Steady work. Full-time/Part-time $45,000 per year earning potential. Call toll free 1-800-883-0819 ext. T-400. Cal*Scan

              @normal:EARN $1000 WEEKLY stuffing envelopes at home. Start now. No experience. Free supplies, information! No obligation. Send SASE: ACE, #503, Box 5137, Diamond Bar, CA 91765 Cal*Scan

              @Header:Finances

              @normal:AVOID BANKRUPTCY. Debt Consolidation. Stop collection calls. Cut monthly payments to 50%. Eliminate finance charges. Fast approval! 1-800-270-9894. Cal*Scan

              @normal:“CASH.” Immediate $$ for structured settlements and deferred insurance claims & lotteries. J.G. Wentworth: toll free 1-888-231-5375. Cal*Scan

              @normal:FREE CASH GRANTS. College, Scholarships, Business, Medical Bills. Never repay. Toll free 1-800-218-9000 ext. G-5139. Cal*Scan

              @normal:HOMEOWNERS! DEBT CONSOLIDATION! Borrow $25,000 – $100,000. Too many bills? *Home Improvements. *Apply by phone/24 hour approval. * No Equity Required. Platinum Capital: Real Estate Broker #01163658, CA – Dept. of Real Estate. 1-800-523-5363/Open 7 days. Cal*Scan

              @normal:ARE YOU DROWNING in debt? Debt relief-free, immediate, confidential. Consolidate payments, lower interest. Call toll free 1-888-BILL-FREE or (888)245-5373. American Credit Counselors, nonprofit. Cal*Scan

              @normal:$$ WE BUY$$. Seller financed notes *Insurance settlements *Land note portfolios. Colonial Financial. 1-800-969-1200 ext. 51. Cal*Scan

              @normal:GET OUT OF debt free!! Credit Counseling Centers of America (member NFFCC). Free debt consolidation, lower payments, interest. Stop collector calls. Non-profit 1-877-936-2222. Toll Free Cal*Scan

              @normal:A DEBT-FREE LIFE! confidential help. Cut monthly payments. Reduce interest. Stop collection calls. Avoid bankruptcy. Nation’s largest nonprofit: Genus Credit Management. 800-892-2953 (24 hours) Cal*Scan

              @normal:AVOID BANKRUPTCY. Free debt consolidation. Application w/service. Cut payments to 65%. 24 hr. approval. Good/Bad/No credit OK. 1-800-873-8207. Cal*Scan

              @normal:REFINANCE FAST, EASY & over-the-phone. Need a second chance? Credit problems? OK. Bankruptcy? OK. Foreclosures? OK. Low interest. Call platinum Capital. Real Estate Broker #01163658 – Dept. of Real Estate. 1-800-699-LEND. nationwide Lender. Cal*Scan

              @normal:REFINANCING? Need a mortgage loan? Credit/income problems OK. Foreclosures or bankruptcy OK! Call now! 24 hour approvals. ACG Financial Services. 1-800-949-LEND. Cal*Scan

              @normal:INSTANT CASH! You Drive! 1-888-678-6866. Cal*Scan

              @normal:OVER YOUR HEAD in debt! Need more breathing room?? Avoid bankruptcy! *Debt Consolidation. *No Qualifying. * Licensed Not-for-profit, National company. www.anewhorizon.org (800)556-1548 Cal*Scan

              @Header:Flea Market

              @normal:HAVE YOU ADVERTISED IN OUR “FLEA MARKET” YET?? IF NOT, JUST GIVE US A CALL & WE WILL BE GLAD TO RUN YOUR AD; OR WE WILL RENEW IT. 456-5507 Ext. 108 or Fax 456-8986

              @normal:FILE CABINET, 26″, legal, 2 drawer, suspension, 68 hanging folders. $100. 457-6400

              @normal:BABY BATH TUB, portable, blue. Fisher Price. $6. 829-1568

              @normal:PUZZLES, 6 assorted, 1,000-2,000 pieces. $10 for all. 838-4192

              @normal:WALL UNIT Designer bamboo wall unit, light finish. 6.5Hx5’W. $350. obo 589-3888

              @normal:ELECTRIC Mini Magic Muffin Maker. Betty Crocker. $8. 829-1568

              @normal:MASSAGER for back w/heat & adjustments. Pollenex. $25. 838-4192

              @normal:FREE FIREWOOD! Will load for free. 1’to 4′ long. 457-7097

              @normal:GOLF CLUBS, PING IRONS AND WOODS $300. Call 310-589-9896.

              @normal:SAW, radial arm saw. Sears. $60. 456-2583

              @normal:WOODEN CARVED FIGURE, 2′ tall. Antique. $65. 457-6365

              @normal:SURFBOARD –6’1″ Becker, excellent condition. $150 obo. 457-1707

              @Header:Flooring

              @normal:CARPETS, HARDWOOD new/refinish. Free Estimates. Call Carl Leon, Paseo Flooring. 310-416-9947.

              @normal:VIKING FLOORS Specializing in Installation & Finishing of all types of flooring. 457-7823.

              @Header:For Sale

              @Normal:TAYLOR ICE CREAM YOGURT machine, twin floor model, for sale or lease 310-457-1625.

              @normal:WEDDING DRESS never worn. Traditional style, white with lace and beads, long train. Never altered, size 10-12. Paid $1200, will sell for $400. 818-706-1123

              @normal:**NEW FURNITURE SALE** Rustic pine armoires, chests, bookshelves, etc. Slipcovered sofas & chairs, leather sets, sleigh beds, bedroom sets, mattresses, bunk beds, kid’s furniture, dining room, coffee tables, rugs, lamps, artwork, etc. All new. 310-397-7061

              @normal:BEAUTIFUL IMPORTED TEAK MARKET UMBRELLAS. Hand-painted designs of bananas leaves, orchids, birds, etc. Custom orders also available. Seen at the Malibu Art Festival. Retail $795. Buy direct $199. Donna 310-457-3213.

              @normal:UTAH QUALITY QUILTS. Teal Blue Star, double/queen. Cocoa Brown Log Cabin, queen/king. Windsor Blue Log Cabin, queen/king. Afghan, baby quilts, crochet blankets & baby clothes. All handmade. Contact Sarah, 310- 457-9645

              @normal:COUNTRY CABINET/UNIT. Custom made from vintage wood. Suitable for kitchen, dining room, living room or retail space. Fabulous piece. Great for storage, display, audio/visual equipment. Red. 6’6″ long, 3’6″ tall. A bargain at $925. Call 457-6365

              @normal: 4 PIECE MEDITERRANEAN BEDROOM SET: 9 drawer dresser, 2 night stands w/doors, California king includes Sterns & Foster mattress/box, frame,,headboard. $400. 457-5230

              @normal:MOVING SALE! Beautiful black Yamaha, originally price $3,440, selling $1,500. Refrigerator $400. Pair nightstands, both $250. Coffee table $300. Sofa $35. Folding tables, $30 each. High chair $45. Stroller $50. Crib+2 sets bedding $250. Other miscellaneous items. Call Mike or Kim, 456-5164

              @Header:For Sale

              @NORMAL:WOLFF TANNING BEDS. TAN AT HOME Buy direct and SAVE. Commercial/Home units from $199.00. Low monthly payments. Free color catalog. Call today. 1-800-842-1310 Cal*Scan

              @normal:ALL STEEL BUILDINGS Factory Blowout! 1-800-973-3366. Will beat any deal by $500. Cal*Scan

              @Header:Garage Sales

              @normal:WHEN YOU ADVERTISE WITH THE MALIBU TIMES you will receive FREE Garage Sale signs & arrows. Call us at 456-5507 Ext.108 to place your Garage Sale Classified Ad.

              @normal:MULTI-FAMILY GARAGE SALE. Infant, children & adult clothing. Kitchen items, small appliances, toys, glassware, pictures, books & more!! Sat. Only. Aug. 29th 9:00am-3:pm. 6243 TAPIA DR. PCH/Trancus/Tapia.

              @Header:Gardening

              @normal:ANTS, ANTS, ANTS, ANTS, ANTS. Got Ants? Gophers? Spiders? Sick Trees? Sick Garden? Don’t Panic, It’s Organic! Natural pest control, organic consultant; as seen on PBS. Since 1972. 310-457-4438 www.invisiblegardener.com

              @Header:Glass

              @normal:MALIBU GLASS & Mirror & Screens 3547 Winter Canyon Road. 456-1844.

              @normal:PRECISION Sliding Glass Door Repair. Full mobile service, repairs and installation. New mirror closet doors, swinging or sliding screen doors. Replace sliding glass door tracks. 800-700-8508.

              @normal:BEVELED GLASS WORKS. Beveled, Leaded & Carved Glass doors, Windows & Entryways. Catalogue Available. 457-5252 home.sprynet.com/sprynet/bgw01

              @Header:Handyman

              @normal:NEATNIK CONSTRUCTION. Meticulous carpentry, tilework, painting & remodeling. Long-term Malibu resident. Responsible & dependable. Reasonable rates. Excellent Malibu references. Kent, 457-5214

              @NORMAL:A to Z HOME IMPROVEMENTS. No job too large or too small. Carpentry, painting, tile, retaining walls, decks, masonry, dog houses, and more. Honest, reasonable, reliable. Local references. Bill 317-2221

              @Header:Health & Fitness

              @normal:DRUG COUNSELING: Outpatient detox from Heroin, Cocaine, Pills, etc. Counseling in Malibu. Call Jerry at the Telesis Foundation. 310-238-0140 or 818-829-7369

              @normal:GREAT NEWS! DIABETICS Medicare pays for testing supplies. You’ve seen us on TV. Liberty Medical Supply. No up front costs. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Free Shipping. 1-800-532-3399. Cal*Scan

              @Header:Heating & Air

              @normal:MALIBU REFRIGERATION Quality heating repairs. 457-9986.

              @Header:Help Wanted

              @normal:JOURNALISM INTERNSHIP. The Malibu Times is offering an intern position to those who want valuable newspaper experience. Must have experience on school or community newspaper, or equivalent. Internships qualify for credit at some schools. Small stipend included. Call Arnold York, Editor at 456-5507, ext 101, or for immediate consideration fax resume, clips to 456-8986

              @normal:EXPERIENCED INTERIOR PLANT TECHNICIAN. Must have valid CA driver’s license & insurance. Must speak fluent English. 457-1625

              @normal:LOCAL HARDWARE STORE needs full-time or part-time help w/some experience. Will train. Call Lupe at 456-8550

              @normal:EXPERIENCED EXTERIOR LANDSCAPE SUPERVISOR. Must have good references, truck, insurance, valid California driver’s license and speak fluent English. 457-1625 x4.

              @normal:WONDERFUL PART-TIME POSITION for person with the right ability in very busy office located in Malibu. Must be well-versed in Word, Excel & Data Entry. Must be able to work on own initiative and in addition to computer skills should have good all around experience in dealing w/clients on the telephone. Suitable for a person who would like to progress with a young company with a phenomenal growth record. If you would like to know more please call Amanda , 310-456-7072 (fax: 310-456-8393)

              @normal:**LONDON TEMPORARY SERVICES** Lots of great jobs: Receptionist, Administrative Assistants, Clerks, Secretaries. One year experience required. Fax resume: 310-826-7939. Work on the Westside.

              @normal:ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT. Monday-Friday, casual Malibu office, must have excellent communication & computer skills, internet knowledge. Leave message 310-859-6973.

              @normal:PHOTOJOURNALISM INTERNSHIP. The Malibu Times is looking for a photojournalist intern to learn all aspects of newspaper photojournalism & darkroom work & earn professional clips. Interns may shoot civic meetings, community activities, sports events, etc., write photo captions, assist in all phases of production. Must have experience on school or community newspaper, or equivalent. Internships qualify for credit at some schools. Includes small stipend. Internship last 4-6 months, 15 hours per week minimum, Tuesday production hours, other hours flexible. Call Arnold York, editor-in-chief, at 310-456-5507 ext. 101, or fax resume/samples to 310-456-8986

              @normal:RESTAURANT-Wolfgang Puck’s Granita needs P/T bartender w/exp. Fax resume to 310-456-8317.

              @normal:COULD YOU USE A LITTLE EXTRA CASH RIGHT ABOUT NOW? Temporary & permanent , part-time, full-time positions available immediately. You could use a little extra cash & we could use a little extra help during our busiest time of the year! It’s a perfect match. We have the Following positions available at Pepperdine Bookstore: Customer Service Associates, Cashiers, Sales Associates, Stock Associates. Only energetic & enthusiastic people need apply. Previous retail experience would be great! Come in & apply today! Pepperdine University Bookstore, Malibu Campus, Tyler Campus Center. Ask for Diane.

              @normal:RECEPTIONIST. London Needs You! Immediate opening. Westside. Experience necessary. Temp & temp – hire. Benefits, top pay. 310-826-3828. Fax: 310-826-7939. London Temporary Services

              @normal:ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT. London Needs You! Numerous assignments on the Westside. Min. 1 year experience in corporate environment. Word, Excel, Win.95 a plus. Temp. & temp – hire. Benefits, top pay. 310-826-3828, Fax: 310-826-7939

              @normal:FULL-TIME EXPERIENCED REAL ESTATE ASSISTANT/SECRETARY needed. Local Malibu resident only. Call 454-1111 ext 490.

              @normal:PART OR FULL TIME kennel/animal caretaker needed for local veterinary clinic. Hours flexible. Salary negotiable. 457-6453

              @normal:HOUSEKEEPER, Monday & Friday, partial days. Dishes, pots/pans, laundry, ironing, floors, beds. Good English required. $10/hr. Leave message: 310-589-0594.

              @normal:WORK FROM HOME. US/International company. Earn $500 to $5,000+. Part-time or full-time. Free information booklet. 1-800-404-9143

              @normal:CHILD CARE NEEDED for 10 year old. Santa Monica area. Monday-Friday, 3pm-7pm. Early childhood education background preferred. Graduate student preferred. Car w/insurance. Light housekeeping. References required. Call Jeanne, daytime, 818-954-3276, evening, 310-828-6206

              @normal:THE MALIBU TIMES is looking for a part-time Advertising Salesperson to sell special sections. Sales experience preferred. Call Arnold at 310-456-5507 ext 101 or fax your resume to: 310-456-8986

              @normal:PART-TIME HELP WANTED in barter company office. Work in exchange for great vacations, dental, & hundreds of other goods & services. 310-456-7629, Ask for Carol.

              @normal:EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT for a Malibu based executive search firm. M-F, 8-5pm. IBM PC skills & positive attitude required. Fax your confidential resume to: Search 310-317-6119. Phone 310-317-6113

              @normal:DISHWASHER FOR CERES, INC., a biotech. company located in Malibu. Applicant must be motivated self-starter. Excellent benefits package. Fax resume to HRM: 310-317-8998 or mail to Ceres, Inc., 3007 Malibu Canyon Rd., Malibu, CA 90265

              @normal:ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT for Ceres, Inc., a biotech company located in Malibu. Applicant must be motivated self-starter with good computer skills. Excellent benefits package. Fax resume to HRM: 310-317-8998 or mail to Ceres, Inc., 3007 Malibu Cyn. Rd. Malibu, CA 90265

              @normal:FULL & PART-TIME AVAILABLE at Radio Shack. Training/benefits & more. Call Dave at 310-456-0342 and EOE, drug-free.

              @normal:CUSTOMER SERVICE REPS. Excellent communication skills required for this Temp to Staff position. Prior work history within a call center is preferred, but not required. Must have strong customer service skills & some general office experience. $10-$12/hours. **Royal Staffing Services** Westlake Village, 805-373-9909, Fax 805-494-4365

              @normal:BABYSITTER WITH FLEXIBLE HOURS for Malibu 3 year old & 2 year old. $11 per hour. Must be loving, responsible & have experience. References & reliable vehicle. 310-456-3303

              @normal:RECEPTIONIST/CLERICAL: mature friendly, organized person to answer phones, copy, file, prepare mailings. Excellent working conditions. 9am-noon Monday-Friday. Call 310-457-7966 or fax resume to 310-589-6186.

              @normal:EXPERIENCED LEGAL SECRETARY, part-time. Sole practitioner, central Malibu. WordPerfect 5.0. Nonsmoker w/car. Flexible hours, varied practice areas, private office w/bathroom. Call 310-456-5533

              @normal:DRIVER NEEDED. Mornings & afternoons. Good driving record, insurance & references. Call 310-284-6070 daytime, 310-456-5477 evenings.

              @normal:GOVERNMENT JOBS. Now hiring in your area. $16,000-$68,000. Call 1-800-883-0819 ext J-400 for current Federal County, City & State lists. Cal*Scan

              @normal:$1000 POSSIBLE TYPING. Part-time. At home. Toll free 1-800-218-9000 ext T-5139 for listings. Cal*Scan

              @normal:U. S. COAST GUARD Now Hiring! Women & Men ages 17-27. *Great Benefits *Good Pay *Exciting Jobs. Be part of the action. Call 1-800-438-8724. Cal*Scan

              @normal:FREE TRAINING & 1st year income $30K – Stevens Transport – OTR truck drivers wanted! Non-experienced or experienced – Toll free 888-279-4058 EOE. Cal*Scan

              @normal:DRIVER OTR COVENANT Transport just has a major pay increase. Experienced drivers. Owner Operators Teams 1-800-441-4394. Graduate students 1-800-338-6428. Bud Meyer Refrigerated Truck Lines call toll free 877-283-6393; 877-BUD MEYER Solo Drivers & Contractors. Cal*Scan

              @normal:GET PAID $15 – $30 per hour processing insurance claims for local doctors office. Complete training provided. Computer and modem experience required. Call 800-942-8141 ext. 12. Cal*Scan

              @normal:AVON PRODUCTS-Start your own business. Work flexible hours. Enjoy unlimited earnings. Call toll free (888)561-2966. Cal*Scan

              @normal:DRIVER-MILES.MONEY. Respect Glass/Heavy haulers. 34-37 cents/mile. Great benefits. Consistent miles. Run western states. 3 yrs. OTR + 1 yr. flatbed exp. Combined Transport. 1-800-637-4407. Cal*Scan

              @normal:IMMEDIATE OPENING. National Co. looking for Sales Rep. in California. Willing to travel Mon.-Fri. Commission position. Company average pays $670/week. M at 1-800-225-6368 Cal*Scan

              @Header:Home Care

              @normal:PRIVATE DUTY NURSE CNA to provide TLC for elderly. CPR card, CDL. Dependable, responsible, reliable w/many years experience & excellent references. Seeks position in or near Malibu area. 456-6810

              @Header:Horses

              @normal:**BOARDING** Large 1/2 acre individual pen with shelter. Great access to ocean views & canyon trails. Located near Paradise Cove. Available now. $175/month. Call Sara. 310-457-5017

              @Header:Housekeeping

              @normal:EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER available Thursday & Fridays. Local references. Speaks English. Very reliable & honest. Call Hilda, 213-462-7613

              @Header:Housesitting

              @normal:**SECURITY, HOUSESITTING, ANIMAL CARE** for your home or estate in exchange for living accommodations. FORMER LAW ENFORCEMENT EXPERIENCE. Non-smoking, non-drinking, college degree, trustworthy. Impeccable references. Contact David at 310-375-2781

              @Header:Instructional

              @normal:PIANO LESSONS-VOCAL TRAINING by professional Malibu resident teacher. Children/adults. Private or small group. Please call 310-280-3406 Msg.

              @normal:*DANCE* SWING, BALLROOM, LATIN Malibu, Calabasas, Culver City. Groups, Privates, Parties. Ms. M.C. Callaghan, Instructor. 818-880-2159

              @Header:Jewelry

              @normal:MALIBU GOLD I buy, sell and loan gold, diamonds, watches and antique jewelry. Instant Cash! 317-GOLD(4653).

              @Header:Landscaping

              @Normal:MALIBU PLANTSCAPING. Interior & Exterior plant care design and maintenance. Call 310-457-1625.

              @normal:GARDENING & LANDSCAPING. Sprinklers installed, repaired. New lawns, groundcovers, shrubs, trees, planted & pruned. Drainage systems, RR tie walls, pathways, low voltage lighting. Please call Malibu Sprinkler & Landscaping. 457-7228. #512484

              @normal:***LANDSCAPE SERVICES*** Colorful Flower Gardens Installed. Also Vegetable/Herb Gardens. Native Gardens (Fire resistant & drought tolerant). Rock Gardens/Waterfalls. Call Sarah at 310-455-3547

              @normal:Malibu Tropicals and Succulent Nursery specializing in succulents, bromeliads, epidendrum orchids, exotics for landscape use. 1 gal. to 24″ box specimens. Wholesale to the trade. 26799 P.C.H., Malibu. Hours 7:00-3:30 M-F. Call for appointment 310-457-7478.

              @Header:Lost & Found

              @normal:FREE LOST & FOUND ADS. Have you lost a pet or found an article? Please call our Classified Dept. at 456-5507 Ext 108 and we will be glad to take your classified ad at NO CHARGE.

              @Header:Medical Services

              @normal:ROLF METHOD OF STRUCTURAL INTEGRATION Experience Dr. Rolf’s original system of manual therapy. For a light, fluid & balanced body, free of pain, chronic stress & stiffness. Changes you feel that last! John Baier, GSI, ABMP#466912 visit www.rolfguild.org. 317-4839.

              @Header:Mobile Homes

              @normal:AT THE BEACH FOR 40K. Cute, cozy clean & close to the water. One bedroom mobile home in Paradise Cove for beach get-a-away. Only $40,000. 310-589-5756.

              @Header:Musical Instruction

              @normal:CREATIVE MUSICIANSHIP. Piano, guitar, bass, drums, vocal development & song writing. Play music you want to play. Learn to develop your own style. Lessons in your home by professional w/25 years experience. 310-589-0279

              @Header:Musical Instruments

              @normal:DRUM SET, LUDWIG , 5 piece. 2 crash, 1 splash, hi-hat, 1 ride. Good condition. $800. 457-2894

              @Header:Office Space

              @normal:OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE: at the Pt. Dume Professional Center located between Kanan & Portshead at 28990 PCH. To inquire regarding this unique garden office complete w/ample parking. Call 310-589-1102 Monday-Thursday. 8:30-4:30. Owner

              @normal:OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE: 400+ sq. ft. in Malibu’s best office building. Garden view, tranquil, utilities included. $500/month. 310-457-5785

              @Header:Painting

              @normal:E.B. PAINTING COMPANY 100% satisfaction guaranteed. Excellent prep & clean-up. Interior, exterior, stucco repair, plastering licensed, bonded, Insured, Excellent client list. 818-762-0140.

              @normal:JAMES THE PAINTER Looking for an excellent job and lowest prices? Interior, exterior, licensed, bonded. We repair stucco and water damage. Acoustic ceiling repair and removal, Wallpaper removal. 213-732-3034.

              @normal:MISTER ROBERTS PAINTING Serving Malibu Since 1965. Interior, exterior, licensed, bonded. Industrial products for rust Inhibitors. 310-456-0409. 1st place custom home painting award.

              @normal:**THE FAUX ‘HO** Certified interior designer specializes in decorative paint finishes for every surface of your home or office. Standard painting services also available. Call Patricia at 213-874-0937 or 213-854-0848

              @normal:**ARTIST SPECIALIZING IN**children’s murals, portraits of people & pets from your favorite photo or private sitting, trompe ‘loeil & oil painting. Call for free consultation. Scott Gaston at 310-607-0067

              @Header:Party Services

              @normal:

              • ***BEAR TO BEAR BALLOONS***
              • Balloons & Bouquets for all Occasions. Now carrying BEANIE BABIES 21217 Pacific Coast Highway & Rambla Pacifico. Malibu. Call 456-9746.

              @Header:Personals

              @normal:DEFENSE PEPPER SPRAY $14.95. 24 HOUR RECORDING. CALL 1-800-965-1346

              @normal:ASIAN BEAUTIES! WORLDWIDE! Desire penpals, friendship, romance, lifemates! Free details, full color photo brochure! Responsible rates! P.I.C, Box 461873-MN, Los Angeles, CA 90046. 323-650-1994. www.pacisl.com Cal*Scan

              @Header:Photography

              @NORMAL:PHOTOGRAPHY Portraits, parties, publicity. Your poodle or Porsche. I shoot it all. Please call Diane Baldwin 310-478-9508.

              @Header:Picture Framing

              @normal:MALIBU GALLERY Serving Malibu’s picture framing and art collector needs since 1981. Colony Plaza (near Hughes). 310-456-5393.

              @Header:Plumbing

              @normal:McDERMOTT PLUMBING & PUMPING Residential, commercial. Call on us to handle what ever comes up. 24-hour emergency service. Plumbing 456-2286, Pumping 456-1173

              @Header:Pools

              @normal:PINEAPPLE POOLS Replasters, repairs, service. Firepumps, Non-chlorine Systems. 456-3766

              @Header:Real Estate

              @normal:**TOM STURMAN – REAL ESTATE SALES** Homes, Rentals, Commercial, Estates. 310-457-3909 or 310-915-4275.

              @normal:AT THE BEACH FOR 40K. Cute, cozy, clean & close to the water. One bedroom mobile home in Paradise Cove for beach get-a-away. Only $40,000. 310-589-5756.

              @normal:EXCEPTIONAL FIND ON MALIBU ROAD! 3 bedroom, 2 bath completely remodeled top to bottom. Vaulted ceiling, skylights, all rooms w/sliding doors w/plantation shutters opening to deck w/ 180 ¡ spectacular ocean view. Marble fireplace, gourmet kitchen. Spacious & open floor plan. Only $795,000 INCLUDES ADJACENT LOT. ***Regal Properties, Inc.******* Ask for Benik. 310-275-8888

              @normal:MALIBU NEWLY REMODELED TOWNHOME, Spacious 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath +bonus room. Fireplace. All new kitchen. 2 walk-in closets. Patio from 2 master bedrooms, balcony w/ocean view. $279,000. 818-780-6564

              @normal:MINUTES TO MALIBU! 4 bedrooms, 3 baths. Tennis court, pool, waterfall, horse facilities, nearly 3/4 acre. Two massive fireplaces, artist studio, paver tiles, high beam & vaulted ceilings. $625,000. Broker 818-731-0739.

              @normal:5 BR/3BA, 2500 SF OCEAN VIEW HOME opposite county line beach on quiet cul-de-sac. 28,862 SF lot. $525,000. $2,900/month with 10% down. Best buy near beach on coast. 457-2483. Broker.

              @normal:GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED HOMES for pennies on $1. Delinquent Tax, Repo’s, REO’s. Your area. Toll free 1-800-218-9000 Ext. H-5139 for current listings. Cal*Scan

              @normal:NO DOWNPAYMENT?? PROBLEM credit? Own the home you need now, without a big down payment. Complete financing is qualified. DeGeorge Home Alliance 1-800-343-2884. Cal*Scan

              @normal:NW ARIZONA RANCH-40 acres – $15,900. Beautiful old ranch, rolling acreage, good water, EZ access. Spectacular views! Arizona Land & Ranches toll-free 1-877-244-5263. Cal*Scan

              @Header:Real Estate Commercial

              @normal:PRIME COMMERCIAL SPACE AVAILABLE. Great location in Malibu Civic Center. Convenient w/nice views. Foot traffic. Please call Maggie at 310-456-2051

              @Header:Real Estate Wanted

              @normal:OCEAN VIEW, LOT WANTED, flat or gently sloped, easy access. Under 175k. Leave lot description, contact information, asking price. 310-451-0150. Principals only.

              @Header:Rentals

              @normal:OCEAN FRONT GUEST HOUSE w/separate entrance on large estate. One large room w/separate fully equipped kitchen. Walk-in closet, private bath. Sautille paver floors. 4 miles past Trancas Market. Dramatic ocean/mountain views. Private beach. $1,250/month. Will consider reduction or free rent for housekeeping. 310-457-5351

              @normal:PANORAMIC WHITEWATER & OCEAN VIEWS from every room overlooking Broad Beach. Beautiful 3 bedroom, 3 bath home on 1.2 acres. Brand new remodel. Private beach rights. A magical location. $4,000/month. 310-457-5640

              @normal:BIG ROCK BEACHFRONT. One bedroom, one bath corner unit. Light & bright. Deck on water. Laundry facilities. Refrigerator, carport. Direct beach access. Pet ok. Available now. $1,500/month. Agent. 310-720-0724

              @normal: SPECTACULAR WHITEWATER OCEAN VIEW.3 bedroom, 2 bath, 2-car garage w/extra parking. New tile floors throughout, new kitchen w/granite tops, “Closet World” closets throughout. Washer/dryer, refrigerator. Fenced yard. Walk to beach. References required. Available now. $3,200/month. 310-457-3272

              @normal:WEST MULHOLLAND – GATED. Newer 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch house w/2-car garage on 6 acres . Plenty of room for horses. Fabulous canyon/mountain views. $1,995/month. 310-264-8200

              @normal:ONE BEDROOM GUEST APARTMENT attached to beach house. Close-in with 1 car off-street parking. Can furnish. Kitchen, fireplace. Direct beach access. $1,650/month. 456-1753

              @normal:SMALL MOBILE HOME, approximately 8’x16′ on secluded 10 acre ranch, Mulholland near Encinal Cyn. $595/month. 310-264-8200

              @normal:HOUSE FOR RENT. Beautiful private setting in Malibu Canyon. Rustic area of oaks, trails, & mountains 8 minutes to PCH & beach, 6 minutes to Ventura Freeway. Easy commute to Westside or SFV. Large master bedroom suite w/Jacuzzi bath, sitting room, plus one additional bedroom & bath upstairs. Cozy den, living room, large dining room, 2 fireplaces, modern eat-in kitchen, bath downstairs. Many luxury features: balcony, skylights, patio, fireplace, bookcases, cathedral ceiling, hardwood floors, 3-car garage. $3,500/month includes gardener, utilities. 818-222-2833 leave message.

              @normal:$1800 “ON THE BEACH.” 1 bedroom, 1.5 bath. Fireplace. Pool, spa, tennis. Available immediately. No pets, no smoking. Agent, Tom. 310-478-1835, pager 310-915-4278

              @normal:COZY CANYON 2 bedroom, loft, 2 bath home w/fireplace, all appliances, new carpets, cable. Ocean & mountain views, decks gardener, Corral Canyon. $2,150. 456-3052

              @normal:GUEST HOUSE. 2 bedroom, 1 bath. Magnificent ocean/mountain views. Full kitchen. Washer/dryer. Privacy. $1,500/month. 456-0574

              @normal:MALIBU ROAD 2+2.New renovated, furnished classic beach pad w/views from Palos Verdes to Pt. Dume. 50′ balcony on sandy beach. Walls of glass, beamed ceilings. Laundry facilities. $4,275/month or short-term $6,995/month. Principals only. 310-659-2500

              @normal:DRY PRIVATE SANDY BEACH: Deluxe 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, office, fireplace, new appliances, cedar walls, Mexican paver floor tiles, 900 sq. ft. deck. Garage. Quiet/private. Close-in. $4,000/month. Long-term. Call 310-456-2348

              @normal:CUTE ONE BEDROOM + LOFT COTTAGE own 1/4 acre yard, 6 miles up Latigo Cyn. Separate from main house. Many windows, large deck. Own yard w/flowers, trees. Miles of trails, private, quiet on horse ranch. $1,250/month. 457-4378

              @normal:BEACHFRONT 2 bedroom, 2 bath SUPERPAD! hardwood floors, fireplace, alliances, deck. Commanding panoramic view. Unique $4,250/month. ALSO. Very spacious one bedroom, completely redone w/fireplace & appliances. Private beachfront deck. $3,500/month. 456-6177

              @normal:CHARMING 2 BEDROOM, 2 BATH beachfront home on quiet private street. 50′ beach frontage. Newly remodeled & beautifully landscaped. New kitchen & bathroom. Large deck. Available Oct. 1st. $6,000/month. 310-589-5414

              @normal:HAWAII IN MALIBU, PANORAMIC OCEAN VIEW ESTATE, walk to beach. 3 gated acres w/full-time security, 4 bedroom, 3 baths, tennis court, pool. $5,909/month Cariker & Associates 310-457-5500

              @Header:Rentals To Share

              @NORMAL:***SHARE HOME***. Great location on Malibu Canyon & 101, 10 minutes to beach. Furnished room, pool/spa. No pets. Nonsmoker. Available immediately. $450/month. 818-880-8308 or Pgr.# 818-313-4227.

              @normal:PRIME BEACH LOCATION. 2/2.5 townhouse, young professional seeks very clean, mature, nonsmoker, professional/student sublease large bedroom, private bath, washer/dryer, kitchen garage. Beach access. $950/month includes utilities. Available 9/1. Call 310-456-2489 x243.

              @Header:Rentals-Summer

              @normal:RENTALS ON THE BEACH. One, two & three bedrooms, private beach. Pool, spa. Security building. $2,000 to $4,500 month to month or long term. Available immediately. 310-456-3456

              @Header:Rental Situations Wanted

              @normal:**SECURITY, HOUSESITTING, ANIMAL CARE, CARPENTRY** for your home or estate in exchange for living accommodations. FORMER LAW ENFORCEMENT EXPERIENCE. Non-smoking, non-drinking, college degree, trustworthy. Impeccable references. Contact David at 310-375-2781

              @normal:SEMI-RETIRED, WIDOWED, dependable gentleman seeking a preferable furnished living situation. 70 years young, in excellent health. Nonsmoking, non-drinking. Could provide some service in lieu of rent if applicable. Excellent reference. Call Whitey 818-848-6955

              @Header:Rental Wanted

              @normal:LOOKING FOR WINTER RENTAL mostly holiday weeks. Single female professional will house sit, take care of pets or pay rent. 516-653-8304.

              @normal:WORKING COUPLE SEEKS 2+ BR rental/lease in Malibu/Topanga area. He works in Malibu, she works from home. Very responsible, ecologically conscious animal lovers. NS/ND. Able to care for property. Help us fulfill our dream. Steve 310-589-0980 or Pat 949-854-7636

              @Header:Retail Space

              @normal:MALIBU PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY, 480 sq. ft. front corner store w/high visibility. 310-456-7031 ext 175.

              @Header:Room For Rent

              @normal:TWO ROOMS ON HORSE RANCH 4.5 miles from Pepperdine. Rustic creekside setting w/trees, trails, mountain views. Private entrance, kitchenette, bath. Horse boarding available. No smoking, pets. $500 each room, includes utilities. 818-222-2833, leave message.

              @normal:ROOM IN EXCHANGE FOR CHILDCARE. Room w/private entrance in Agoura Hills home. References required, good driving record. Call Leslie at 818-879-9630

              @normal:MALIBU PRIVATE ROOM IN A 3 BEDROOM gorgeous home w/ocean view & 5 minute walk to beach. Sunset Mesa, close to Gladstone’s. Laundry facilities. Nonsmoking, no pets. $995/month, unfurnished; $1,145 furnished. 888-602-4789, VMPager# 714-573-6382

              @Header:Roofing

              @normal: FOUR SEASONS ROOFING. All types of roofing & repairs. Licensed (#726424) Bonded & insured. Workmanship guaranteed. Residential, Commercial & Industrial. LOWEST RESIDENTIAL RATES IN LA! Free estimate. 310-317-9595. Pager 800-417-6052

              @Header:Security

              @normal:**SECURITY, HOUSESITTING, ANIMAL CARE, CARPENTRY** for your home or estate in exchange for living accommodations. FORMER LAW ENFORCEMENT EXPERIENCE. Non-smoking, non-drinking, college degree, trustworthy. Impeccable references. Contact David at 310-375-2781

              @normal:WORD PROCESSING. Everything: theses, appellate briefs, scripts, newsletters, resumes, transcription, homework. Spell/grammar check/laser printing included. Rush jobs a specialty. Available 24 hours. $30/hr. Sandy or Jeff (310) 317-0702.

              @normal:LETTER PERFECT: Letters, Resumes, Scripts, Manuscripts, Legal, Word Processing, Fax services available. Also, Computer Lessons, Learn Windows 95, & E-mail. Contact Karen 310-456-8625.

              @normal:LET ME HANDLE THE CHAOS. Reliable, honest & educated young women to pack/organize your move or other details of your life. Excellent references available upon request. Julie, pager/voice mail. 310-286-8739

              @Header:Storage

              @normal:MALIBU SELF STORAGE The only storage facility in Malibu’s Civic Center. Short drive to your unit. Ground level convenience. Located 100 yards North of Civic Center Way. 24 hour recorded information: 456-2822. Operated by Mariposa Land Company. 310-456-5555.

              @Header:Tickets

              @normal:“CAN’T GET TO THE GETTY?” Call Art Access L.A. for special package tour. 1-800-685-1407.

              @Header:Tile

              @normal:TILE WORKS Ceramic, Pavers & Marble. 457-2031

              @Header:Trailer

              @normal:1992 NOMAD CENTURY 5th WHEEL. 30′ Super Slide. Towed only 2,000 miles. $14,450. 457-1625 x 4, leave message.

              @Header:Tree Service

              @normal:COYLE’S TREE SURGERY. “The Conscientious Professional.” Certified arborist #WC200. Complete Tree Service. Free Estimated. 310-456-TREE (8733)

              @normal: RONN HAYES Skilled Arborist serving Malibu exclusively for 15 years. 457-7569

              @Header:Truck s & Vans

              @normal:1978 GMC PICKUP 4 door dually. Truck has 1991 sheet metal front & bed. Truck has a custom 3 color pearl paint job, ALCOA wheels, rear roll pan & handle shaved from tailgate Recently rebuilt 454 engine w/headers. Truck has A/C, cruise control, power steering, AM/FM cassette, and has dual gas tanks. Truck is perfect except for interior. Divorce forces sale. Have invested over $15,000. Asking $9500 OBO. Jay 805-379-7220.

              @Header:Vineyard Plantings

              @normal:***PLANT YOUR OWN VINEYARD*** Grow your own wine. Consultation and parcel analysis by former Sonoma County vineyard manager. Call Chris at 619-275-6633

              @Header:Wanted Misc.

              @normal:DREAMING OF CLINTON? Seeking women’s dreams of encounters with Bill (sexual okay) for book on women/power. Please include contact information. Dreamers, 15237 Sunset Blvd., Suite 87, Pacific Palisades, CA 90272

              @normal:WANTING TO BUY BOWFLEX. If you have one to sell, call Tina 456-7300

              @Header:Yoga

              @normal:HARMONY YOGA and Touch. Gentle Hatha Yoga for stress and limited range of motion. 1-800-685-1407.

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