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JULY 11• Art classes at College CommunityServices, Family Learning Centerbegin. Tools, paints, canvass and

other miscellaneous materials pro-vided. Classes continue Thursdaysin July, from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m.

JULY 12• Fiddlers Crossing presentsPatrick Landeza, Hawaiian SlackKey guitarist and singer, with BillGriffin, Mandolele at 7 p.m. Tick-ets, $20, at Mountain Music, 206 E.

“F” St., and Apple Shed.

• “Spank! The Fifty Shades Paro-dy” at the Fox Theater, Bakersfield.Show begins at 8 p.m. and ticketscost $44. Learn more atspankshow.com or foxtheatreon-line.com.

• The Role I Was(n’t) Born to Playat The Empty Space, Bakersfield.July 12 and 13 at 8 p.m. Gender-bending Broadway revue, directedby Kristina Saldana. $20, includesdrinks, dessert bar, and more.

JULY 13• Relay for Life, Tehachapi. Open-ing ceremonies start at 8:30 a.m.,the mini-concert starts at 5 p.m.and the memorable LuminariaCeremony starts at 8:30 p.m. Clos-ing ceremonies are on Sunday, July14, at 8:30 a.m. Open to all, 24hours of fundraising for cancerresearch and fun for all. Coy Bur-nett Stadium.

• Maturango Museum offers freeadmission. On display is a photog-raphy exhibit by Cheryl McDonaldas well as the museum’s residentexhibits, including natural history,paleontology and geology. Visit

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• “It’s all in the Wash,”workshop at BakersfieldArt Association begins, 9a.m. until noon. ContinuesJuly 27 and Aug. 10.

• Ramon Ayala atRabobank Theater. Showbegins at 8 p.m.

JULY 14

• Music in the Park featur-ing Fiddlin’ Pete Watercottand Neil Gelvin at 2 p.m. inPhilip Marx Central Park.Free; bring chairs andblankets.

• Tehachapi Idol Finals,Pacino’s. Doors open at3:30 p.m. and concertbegins at 4 p.m. Tickets,$20 each, reservations rec-ommended.

• Polymer Clay with CathyClark at the Treasure Trove.

Cost is $35, plus materials.

JULY 15• The Showdown Rodeo,Antelope Valley Fair-grounds, Lancaster. Fortickets and schedule, visitshowdownrodeo.com.

JULY 19• “Charm” opens at TheEmpty Space. Directed byKevin Lohmann andMiguel Torres. A magical,surreal and transcenden-tally goofy story about freespirit Margaret Fuller whoknocks Ralph Waldo Emer-son, Nathaniel Hawthorneand Henry David Thoreauoff their pedestals. July 19,20, 26 & 27 and Aug. 2 & 3at 8 p.m. Admission is bydonation.

• The Trial of the Big BadWolf, TCT Too! opens at theBeekay Theatre. July 19, 20,26, 7 p.m.; July 21, 27, 28, 2p.m. All seats $10; info attctonstage.com.

• Monty Byrom, TheBuckaroos open at Crystal

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UPCOMING...Comedian Jerry Seinfeld performs his show at theRabobank in Bakersfield, oan July 26, at 7 p.m.


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ON THE COVER

BY EMILY BRUNETTTEHACHAPI NEWS

The five remaining Tehachapi Idolcontestants will vie for the $4,000grand prize at the final concert at 4p.m. on Sunday, July 14 inside Paci-no's, 1100 W. Tehachapi Blvd.

Tim Lomba, 43, Olivia Simko, 29,Michelle Fulton, 27, JohnathanCartier, 41, and Ashley Bishop, 14,will sing two songs each during thelast concert of the competition: onechosen by the judges and another oftheir own choice.

Among the judges’ selections are“Mercy,” “Wagon Wheel” and “ICan’t Make You Love Me.”

Each of the five judges areTehachapi locals with backgroundsin music. Charisse Rudolph writeslyrics and currently has some songsfloating around the Nashville musicscene. Shyenne, who prefers beingknown by her stage name, has beena singer for more than 20 years.Kaleigh Meister and Adonae Mieropare previous Tehachapi Idol winners,while Debbie Irizarry is a formercontestant.

Unlike the previous weeks, thesingers will be accompanied by alive band — Fleetwood Mock. Andinstead of votes being cast in theform of dollars, the judges willdecide the winner.

Each contestant has a uniquestyle: Lomba traditionally performsslow songs, Simko broke out her gui-tar on at least one occasion, Fultonuses broadway-esque theatrics topunctuate her songs, Cartier iscalled “country boy” by the judgesand Bishop is consistently praisedfor her ability at such a young age.

Tge Tehachapi Idol competitionwas founded by the restaurant’soriginal owner Frank Spaccarelli.New co-owner Diane Anderson con-tinued it and said she thinks it couldnot be going any better.

"The entertainment is phenome-nal," she said. "These people thatcome up and audition are amazing.

They should be on stage."The event has consistently

brought in at least 100 patrons. Co-owner and emcee of the Idol con-certs Chris Schatz registered sur-prise at the packed room on Sunday,June 30, at the semi-finals.

“Wow, it’s really crowded in heretonight,” he said, raising his eye-brows.

Admission to the finals is $20.Schatz strongly encouraged theaudience to make advance reserva-tions. This can be done by callingthe restaurant at 822-9400. Doorsopen at 3:30 p.m. and the musicstarts at 4 p.m.

PHOTOS BY EMILY BRUNETT

Competitor Ashley Bishop, 14, takes acommanding march during her renditionof Kelly Clarkson's "Mr. Know-It-All" in theTehachapi Idol contest at Pacino's, 1100W. Tehachapi Blvd. Bishop advanced tothe finals.

Getting "Footloose" is Tim Lomba, 43,finalist in the Tehachapi Idol competitionthat was held at Pacino's on June 30.

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CONTACT INFORMATION Horseshow Program Chair and Gate Passes: Peggy Bergman-Smith 661-331-4995 • [email protected]

Showground Stalls, Camping Information and Reservations: Liz Beckham e-mail [email protected] or call 661-821-3960- Please leave a message.

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Natural Trail: Bill Cameron

Dancing Welcomed • No Cover Charge

A Night of Real Cowboy Partying Saturday, July 13

Dinner and a Show Tri-Tip Dinner Special

Palace. July 19 and 20 at7:30 p.m.

JULY 21• Music in the Park, featur-ing Blue Mustard. Concertbegins at 2 p.m. in PhilipMarx Central Park. Free;bring chairs and blankets.

JULY 23• Josh Abbott Band at theCrystal Palace, 7 p.m.

ONGOING

Tehachapi Night LifeApple Shed RestaurantMusic provided duringdinner hours, as follows:

• Bear Mountain Boys, 1st

Friday

• The Geezers, 2nd Friday

• Jo Stone, 1st Saturday

• Mountain Pass, 3rd Saturday

• Fiddlers, 4th Saturday

• Moving On, 3rd Sunday

• Craig Shaw, Sundays

City Slickers• Line dancing lessons,Wednesday and Sunday, 7until 9 p.m.• Karaoke, Thursday, 7 p.m.until close.• DJ, Friday, Saturday, 9p.m. until close.

Dog House Saloon• DJ Diablo, every Thurs-day 8 p.m. until close; Fri-

day and Saturday, 9 p.m.until close.

Fiddlers Crossing• Open Mic and AcousticJam every Wednesdaynight at 7 p.m. Sign up atthe door to perform musicor read poetry.

La Bella Amore Italian BistroDinner music begins at 6p.m., schedule as follows:

• Gary and Kat, 1st Saturday

• Guy and Debbie Martin,1st Friday, 3rd Saturday

• Alicia Hansen, 2nd Friday

• The Geezers, 2nd Saturday

• Craig Shaw, 3rd Friday


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Journey

Critters, water and nature; the Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve has it all

BY MATTHEW MARTZTEHACHAPI NEWS

Hidden along the eastside of Pacific Coast High-way across from OrangeCounty’s Bolsa Chica StateBeach, the Bolsa ChicaEcological Reserveincludes more than 1,200acres of undeveloped wet-lands, lowlands and lowermesa operated by the Cali-fornia Department of Fishand Game.

It is one of the lastremaining wetlands insouthern California.

For several thousandyears, Native Americansinhabited the wetlandsand surrounding bluffs,but for the past centurythe area was used for ahunting ground, for gunemplacements by theUnited States military dur-ing World War II and as anextensive oil productionfield.

More recently however,the reserve has been thehome to an abundance ofcoastal wildlife and isopen to the public toexplore daily from sunrise

to sunset Best of all — it’s free.Open year-round, the

reserve is the perfect place

for those want to escapefrom the inland summerheat, enjoying the coolcoastal breezes of the

nearby Pacific Ocean.On arrival, visitors

should start their adven-

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One of the last remaining wetlands in southern California, the Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve inHuntington Beach includes over 1,200 acres of undeveloped wetlands, lowlands and lower mesaoperated by the California Department of Fish and Game.

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ture at the reserve’s inter-pretive center, located inthe parking lot at PCH andWarner Avenue.

Maps can be obtainedto help identify all thepossible things visitorsmight see during theirvisit.

Leaving the center, visi-tors will cross the LosPatos Bridge on their wayto the main trail that loops1.5 miles around the pris-tine coastal water inlet. Inspring, wildflowers oftenline the path from theparking lot to the uppermesa.

Just a short walk fromthe bridge are thereserve’s main marsh-lands, where all types ofmarine activity hums inthe shallow waters below along wooden pedestrianbridge, including stingrays, fish and nativeundersea plant life.

Visitors may also be ableto catch a glimpse of feistydiving terns or pelicans asthey look for tasty meal.

Every year, especiallyduring the migration sea-sons, almost 200 differentspecies of bird can be seenhere, including huge flocksof loons, grebes or scoters.

None of the trails on thereserve are too strenuous,providing a unique envi-ronment that is perfect forfamilies with small kidsand seniors.

Sunsets are the besttime to visit, as the views

are prime.With 95 percent of the

state's coastal wetlandsdestroyed, the Bolsa ChicaEcological Reserve is oneplace you don’t want tomiss visiting sometimesoon, as the explodingpopulation is alwaysthreatening to encroachupon this pristine naturaltreasure.

The reserve is approxi-mately 149 miles fromdowntown Tehachapi, at3842 Warner Ave., Hunt-ington Beach.

There are two parking

lots, one located on Warn-er Avenue near the inter-section of Pacific CoastHighway and the other islocated on Pacific CoastHighway almost directlyacross the Bolsa ChicaState Beach entrance.

There is no charge forparking.

As always it is best tocall ahead before embark-ing on any journey to veri-fy operating hours. TheBolsa Chica Reserve canbe reached at 714-846-1114.


Save theDate!

September 25, 2013

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Featuring dozens of local businesses and

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Thanks to Our Music Sponsors:

Food Vendors Vantastic Sandwiches (Tri-tip sandwiches, chicken sandwich, pulled beef sandwiches and salsa included with all.) Kohnen’s Country Bakery Taquitos Jesus (Taco Guy) Carnie Kettle Corn (Kettle Corn, Shaved Ice ,Funnel Cake) Fresh Salsa by Pam Cali Scoops (Italian Ice) Gourmet Tamales C.V Hives (Honey) 3 Hogs Night (BBQ sauce) City Folk Ranch (Nuts & dried fruit) Snow Orthodontics (Cupcakes)

Farmers Fresno Family Farm Clifford McFlarlin Tesch Family Farms Moessner Farms Tehachapi-Bee Honey Farm

Returning Vendors and new ones! Kelly Horton (Wandering Gypsy) Get Dressed

Sandy Young (Watkins Natural Products) Stacey Sasser (Scentsy) Alejandra Whittier (Stone Design) Jim Walsh (watercolor paintings) Field of Dreams Alpacas Get Dressed Boutique Gramma’s Pantry (Jams) Gypsy Rose (Flower headbands, burlap bags and other handmade items) Aire Maille (GLASS WORK, JEWELRY, homemade crafts) Tehachapi Cheerleaders (Face painting) La Chevre Doux (Goat milk skin care and lotions)

Dahlia, A Boutique Fiddlers Crossing (Petting Zoo)

Community Booths Tehachapi Humane Society THS Robotics Tehachapi Mt. Democratic Club Stallion Springs Resort Tehachapi Hospital Guild

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Child care is only available for 10:45 Sunday service & Thursday at 7:00 p.m.

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TEHACHAPI COMMUNITY CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHUnited Church of Christ

A Progressive Christian Church

822-4443100 E. “E” St. (disability access)

10:30am Worship & Sunday School

Tehachapi Mountain Vineyard

a welcoming place for a new beginning

Sunday Worship 9am & 11am

Full Children’s Ministry at both services

MS & HS Youth Group at 11am

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An associate fellowship of the Desert Vineyard, Lancaster, CAwww.desertvineyard.org

9:30 am .....Bible Study (for all ages)10:45 am ...Sunday Worship7:00 pm.....Friday Celebrate Recovery

1049 S. Curry Street • Tehachapi, CA 93561661-822-3138

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GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERANCHURCH AND PRESCHOOL

329 S. Mill Street Church Phone: 822-6817 School Phone: 823-7740

Senior Pastor: Rev. Daniel T. Alsop, Sunday Worship at 8:30 & 11:00 a.m.

Preschool Director: Ulla Bennett, Six Weeks Through Age 5, 6AM to 6PM

Seventh-day Adventist Church20335 Woodford-Tehachapi Rd., Tehachapi 93561

Between (Schout and Highline) • (661) 822-1174

Pastor Erwin Joham

SATURDAYWorship11 AM

SabbathSchool

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Masses: Saturday ........................5:30 p.m.Sunday...........................8:00 & 10 a.m.Confessions Saturday ......4:00-5:00 p.m.

Sunday School: 9:00 a.m.Sunday Worship: 10:15 a.m.Thursday Fellowship Group: 6:30 p.m.

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Traditional Worship 9:30Contemporary Worship 11:00www.tehachapiumc.org

More Arts & Entertainment• Pat Strong Trio, 4th Friday

• Jug Band, 4th Saturday

Moessner Farms

• Live entertainment. Sat-urdays, 6 until 8 p.m.

Tehachapi Christian Store• Free concert on Saturdaynights, 6 until 8 p.m.Refreshments served atintermission.

Tehachapi Senior Center• Line Dancing, Monday 1until 3 p.m.

The 58 Restaurant & Bar• Karaoke Fridays, 8 p.m.until closing.

Domingo’s Mexican and Seafood Restuarant• Karaoke 7:30 until 11p.m., every Wednesday.

Tehachapi Mountain Pub and Brewery• Karaoke, Tuesdayevenings

• DJs, Wednesday, 7 untilclose; Friday and Saturday9 until close.

VFW Post #5948Open to veterans, currentservice members and guestsof vets, schedule as follows:

• Karaoke with Erik, 1st and3rd Fridays, 7 until 11 p.m.• Pool Tournaments: 8-ballon Tuesday nights and 9-ball on Thursday nights,7:30 until 10:30 p.m.

Exhibits and MuseumsMaturango MuseumFree admission for mem-bers; $5 for non-members.

• Cheryl McDonald. Pho-tography exhibit on displaythrough Aug. 20.

Buena Vista Museum of Natural History• Free Admission fromnoon until 4 p.m. on the

third Thursday of eachmonth. Information atsharktoothhill.org.

Bakersfield Museum of Art• Free admission everythird Friday of the month,all admission is free; everysecond Sunday of themonth, seniors (65 andolder) are free. Info atbmoa.org.

Lancaster Museum of Art and History• New exhibitions openingAug. 3. Info at lancaster-moah.org.

CALM• Twilight, nighttimehours at the zoo, 5 until 8p.m., Saturdays in July andAugust. Picnics encour-aged. Admission is $1 off.

Art ClassesTreasure Trove, 116 E.Tehachapi Blvd.; 822-6794;facebook.com/TehachapiT

reasureTrove• Christmas in July, Friday,July 26, 1 until 3 p.m.Bisque Painting with Juani-ta Neimeyer. Paint bisqueplates and ornaments forChristmas. Cost is $25, plusmaterials.

Bakersfield Art Association,1817 Eye St., Bakersfield;bakersfieldartassociation.org., 661-869-2320.

College Community Servic-es, Family Learning Center• Sewing Sensations.Materials and sewingmachines provided forbeginner sewing. Sewingmachines available Mon-days through Fridays inJuly, 9 a.m. until 4 p.m.

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TehachapiFiddlers CrossingTickets at Mountain Musicor The Apple Shed; info at

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• Shelby, Tieg & Tara Folk-pop vocal trio, July 30; 7p.m.; $15.

• Ranchers For PeaceAmericana Folk Duo, Aug.9; 7 p.m.

Philip Marx Central Park• Music in the Park. A dou-ble bill of Geezers on theLoose and the Pat StrongTrio Plus 1; July 28, 2 p.m.Free; bring chairs andblankets.

Mojave DesertMojave Air & Space Port• Plane Crazy, third Satur-day of each month, aircraftdisplay and more, 10 a.m.to 2 p.m., free admission.

San Joaquin ValleyBakersfield Community Theatre• 86th season opens inAugust. For information

visit bakersfieldcommuni-tytheatrelive.com.

Crystal Palace• Asleep at the Wheel, July30 at 7 p.m.

Rabobank Theatre Tickets: Rabobank Arenabox office orticketmaster.com., 852-7300 (Unless otherwisenoted), bakersfieldcca.org.

• Jerry Seinfeld, July 26; 7p.m.; Tickets, $47-$77.

Fox Theatre• Billy Currington, July 31;7:30 p.m. Tickets and infor-mation:foxtheatreonline.com.

Gaslight Melodrama• Rosedale (like “Dallas”but funnier) July 26through Sept. 14, Fridayand Saturday performanc-es 7 p.m., Sunday mati-nees, 2 p.m. Info atthemelodrama.com.



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Relay is July 13-14 at Coy Burnett FieldBY DUANA PERA

CONTRIBUTING WRITER

This year we will “Celebrate 10Years of Relay” for our localAmerican Cancer Society Relayfor Life. On July 13 and 14 morethan 65 teams, 700 participantsand 200 survivors will take thefield and walk for 24 hours in thefight against cancer.

The general public is invited tocome join in the festivities andsupport our teams. The teamseach decorate their booths inthemes and most will be sellingwonderful items to help

fundraise for cancer research.Opening ceremonies start at 8:30a.m., the Mini-Concert starts at 5p.m. and the memorable Lumi-naria Ceremony starts at 8:30p.m. Closing ceremonies start onSunday at 8:30 a.m.

This is a wonderful opportunityfor anyone to come to the trackand be part of the largestfundraiser in Tehachapi. TheRelay teams are so excited thisyear and have come up withsome pretty inventive ways toraise funds.

For example, RST Cranes will

have their smallest crane at thefield and for only $10 anyone canlearn how to operate the craneand compete in the first Relay“Crane Rodeo.” Just drop the ballin three different buckets in theshortest amount of time to win.

“I’ll do that,” said Lisa Taylor,Luminaria Committee co-chairand member of Team Light YourWay. “I would pay $10 in a heart-beat to be able to operate acrane!”

The Entertainment Committeehas also put together a dayloaded with something for every-one. There will be theme lapsevery half hour for observers toguess the theme lap, or call for aschedule and just come join inthe fun.

This year, teams were offeredthe chance to sponsor a lap, andmany have done just that. TeamTerra-Gen Thunderbolts StrikeCancer are handing out pin-wheels and everyone will carrythe pinwheels as they walk thelaps.

And this year Relay is offering afree mini-concert for everyonestarting at 5 p.m. with local musi-cian and singer Mike Heckathorn.At 6 p.m. another local musician,Adam Wojack, will join with hisfellow band mates and take to thestage as Heralds of the Sword, orHOTS. This is a combination offantasy and rock in full medievalcostumes. Last on stage will be aChristian rock group from Rosa-

mond called “Strings and aPrayer.”

We plan to celebrate all daylong. Part of that celebration istheme laps, games in center fieldand lots of dancing and music.We are also doing flash mobs andeveryone interested in being partof our mobs can come join us; nodancing skills required!

But at 8:30 p.m., the LuminariaCommittee will once again pres-ent a memorable presentation onwhy we Relay. For one incrediblehour we come together at dusk toremember all those we have lostto cancer and light the Luminariabags around the track. As theglow sticks are lit, we walk in thedark and read the names of those

“in memory of” and those “inhonor of who have won or arewinning the fight against cancer.”

Kids Camp this year is going tobe outstanding. Bring your youngkids and for a small donation,they will be entertained by NitaDuhart and her playful team.Then walk the track and helpmake a difference in the fightagainst cancer by supporting ourteams.

For more information on the2013 Tehachapi Relay for Life, goto relayforlife.org/tehachapica, orcall Duana Pera at 972-7595, BarbVillasenor at 332-4975 or TracyLankin at 805-5210.DUANA PERA is chair of the 2013Tehachapi Relay for Life.

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Opening Ceremonies 2012 with torch bearer Nicholas Sharp and family andthe rest of our fantastic survivors.

Luminaria bags on the track at dusk “in memory of” and “in honor of.”

Health & Fitness12 Wednesday, July 10, 2013 — The Weekender

Ask the Doctor

DASH — a simple approach to lower blood pressureBY PAUL G. DONOHUE, M.D.

CONTRIBUTING WRITER

DEAR DR. DONO-HUE: I was very inter-ested in your columnon the DASH diet. Isthere a diet sheet list-ing all the items per-taining to this diet?How can I get one? Ithink it's a doable diet.— I.P.

ANSWER: DASH,Dietary Approaches toStop Hypertension, is adoable, simple andgood-tasting diet. Peo-ple are disappointed tofind out that the diet iscontained on one pagewith straightforwarddirectives. The sheetlists the number ofservings of a particularfood group, what con-stitutes a serving andexamples of the foodsin each group. That's

all there is. You canexpect a drop of 8 to 14points in blood pres-

sure ifyou'refaithfulto it. Oneof themostimpor-tant dietchanges

is limiting sodium(salt) consumption to1,500 grams.

Here's the diet:GRAINS:

Six to eight servingsa day; whole-grainbreads like wheat,cereals (both dry andcooked), brown riceand pastas are grains.A serving is one slice ofbread, one cup of drycereal and half a cup ofcooked cereal.

FRUITS: Four to six daily serv-

ings, with a servingbeing a moderatelysized whole fruit, ahalf-cup of frozen orcanned fruit or a half-cup of fruit juice.VEGETABLES:

Four to five servingsa day, with a servingbeing one cup of leafygreen veggie, 1/2 cupcut up, raw or cookedvegetables or 1/2 cupvegetable juice.DAIRY:

Two to three servingsa day of low-fat dairyproducts, with a serv-ing being a cup of skimor low-fat milk, a cupof yogurt or one and ahalf ounces of cheese.LEAN MEATS, POULTRY,FISH:

Six or fewer servings

a day. A serving is oneounce of cooked meat,skinless chicken orfish. One egg is also aserving.NUTS, SEEDS, DRYBEANS:

Four to five servingsa week. One serving isa third cup of nuts, 2tablespoons of peanutbutter, a half a cup ofdry beans.FATS AND OILS:

Two to three servingsa day, with a servingbeing equal to 1 table-spoon of low-fat may-onnaise, 1 teaspoon ofmargarine, 1 teaspoonof vegetable oil, 2tablespoons of saladdressing.SWEETS:

Five or less a week. Aserving is a tablespoonof sugar or a teaspoon

of jam or jelly.The booklet on high

blood pressureexplains what it is andhow it's treated. Read-ers can order a copy bywriting: Dr. Donohue— No. 104W, Box536475, Orlando, FL32853-6475. Enclose acheck or money order(no cash) for $4.75with the recipient'sprinted name andaddress. Please allowfour weeks for delivery.

DEAR DR. DONO-HUE: I have osteo-porosis. I was put onActonel (risedronate)by my former doctor.My new doctor had meswitch to Fosamax(alendronate) when itcame out as a generic.This doctor says youmust take vitamin D

and calcium also. Arethey necessary? — B.G.

ANSWER: They arenecessary. They workhand in hand withosteoporosis medi-cines. Calcium is themineral needed forstrong bones. VitaminD enhances theabsorption of calciumfrom the digestive tractinto the blood.

Not having a supplyof these two is like try-ing to build a sandcas-tle without sand.

DR. DONOHUE regrets that he isunable to answer individual let-ters, but he will incorporate themin his column whenever possible.Readers may write him orrequest an order form of avail-able health newsletters at P.O.Box 536475, Orlando, FL32853-6475. © 2013 NorthAmerica Synd., Inc., all rightsreserved.

(Family Features) Few things better capture the feel ofsummer than the three S's: sun, sand and, of course,seafood. Welcome the warm weather and embrace thefresh flavors of the sea with simple, yet delicious, coastal-inspired dishes.

Always a family favorite due to its versatility, seafoodtakes on a plethora of flavors - from spicy to buttery andbeyond. These Crispy Crab Cakes with Spicy Remouladewill make your mouth water with every savory crunch,while smooth, Creamy Risotto with Asparagus andShrimp will richly impress even the pickiest of palates.

A Perfect PairingAny sea-inspired fare pairs perfectly with a crisp, dry

white wine, such as the flavorful Albarioo from MartinCudax. With origins spanning back to 12th century Spain,the flavorful Albarioo possesses tropical fruit aromas andbright citrus flavors. Also known as the "Wine of the Sea,"this wine is the perfect accompaniment to any seafooddish. Consider serving this winning combination at yournext outdoor gathering or dinner party and you're sure toreceive countless compliments.

Whether you're looking for small bites or a heartierentree, eat sea-to-table this season and take advantage ofwhat summer has to offer.

For more information, please visitwww.martincodax.com.Suggestions for serving seafood

With so many seafood choices it can be difficult toknow how to pick the freshest catch. Here are some tips toensure you're choosing the best at your next visit to themarket or fish counter:

• Milk Does a Salmon Good — Milk tenderizes salmonand removes any frostbite or fishy taste, so try defrostingsalmon in a container of milk for a fresher flavor.

• Float On, Mussels — Mussels love to float. If a musselsinks to the bottom of a container filled with water, throwit away — it's a sign of a bad mollusk.

• "R" for Really Fresh — Oysters taste best when theyare harvested during colder weather. For a good rule ofthumb, enjoy them during months with an "R" in thename, for example, September through April.

• In the Red — Quality tuna should be deep red with no"rainbow" coloring, which is a sign of old fish.

Grilled Salmon with Hazelnut Butter Yield: 4 servings

Hazelnut Butter:• 3 tablespoons butter, softened• 2 tablespoons finely chopped hazelnuts, toasted

• 2 tablespoons finely chopped scallions• 2 teaspoons lemon juiceSalmon:• 1/2 teaspoon salt• 1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper• 4 salmon fillets, each about 6 ounces

Combine all ingredients for Hazelnut Butter in bowl; setaside. Sprinkle salt and pepper on both sides of salmon. Ina preheated grill pan, grill salmon, skin side up, for fourminutes. Flip salmon, topping each fillet with 1 table-spoon of Hazelnut Butter. Cook for 4 minutes until salmonflakes easily with fork. Serve with sauteed green beans.

Crispy Crab Cakes with Spicy RemouladeYield: About 16 crab cakes

Spicy Remoulade Sauce:• 1/2 cup mayonnaise• 1 tablespoon lemon juice• 2 teaspoons capers, chopped• 1 teaspoon coarse-ground mustard • 1/4 teaspoon hot sauce

Crab Cakes:• 8 ounces lump crabmeat, drained and flaked • 1 cup finely chopped red bell pepper• 1 large egg• 1 tablespoon grated horseradish

• 1 tablespoon lemon juice• 1/2 teaspoon salt• 1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper • 1 cup cracker crumbs• 2 tablespoons vegetable oil

Combine all ingredients for Spicy Remoulade Sauceinto large bowl. Set aside.

In large bowl, combine crabmeat, red bell pepper, egg,horseradish, lemon juice, salt and pepper. Fold in 1/4 cupof cracker crumbs. Form crab mixture into 2-inch cakes,about 1/2 inch thick. Dredge cakes in remaining crackercrumbs. Heat 2 tablespoons oil in nonstick skillet overmedium heat. Cook crab cakes until golden, about 2 min-utes per side. Serve with Spicy Remoulade Sauce.

Creamy Risotto with Asparagus and ShrimpYield: 4 servings

• 1 tablespoon olive oil• 1 pound large shrimp, peeled and deveined• 4 cups vegetable broth• 1 bunch asparagus, trimmed and cut into

1/2-inch pieces• 1 large shallot, finely chopped• 1 tablespoon butter• 1 cup Arborio rice• 1/2 cup Martin Cudax Albarioo or other dry

white wine• 1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese• 1 tablespoon extra virgin olive oil• Salt and pepper

Heat oil in 12-inch skillet over medium-high heat andcook shrimp, stirring occasionally. Remove shrimp oncethey are almost fully cooked.

Bring vegetable broth to a boil. Once boiling, reduceheat to a simmer. Add cut asparagus to broth and cook for2 minutes. With slotted spoon, remove asparagus and setaside with shrimp.

In a 3-quart saucepan over medium-high heat, cookshallots in butter until translucent. Stir in rice to coat thegrains and cook for approximately 1 minute. Add in thewine and stir until absorbed by rice. Once absorbed, stirin vegetable broth 1/2 cup at a time. Note: each 1/2 cupmust be absorbed completely before the next one isadded. Continue to stir the risotto to keep it from stickingand repeat with remaining broth until all has been added.Stir in shrimp and asparagus and heat through. AddParmesan cheese and drizzle with olive oil. Season withsalt and pepper to taste. Serve immediately.

Source: Martin Cudax

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Don’t get ‘spoofed’ by rogue callersBY JASON ALDERMANCONTRIBUTING WRITER

When caller ID firstarrived on the scene itseemed like a godsend tomany people: Now youcould easily identify whowas on the line andignore unwanted calls,whether from telemar-keters, an ex-boyfriendor an unfriendly collec-tion agency.

But as often happens,unscrupulous individu-als soon began manipu-lating the technology todefraud people by pre-tending to be someoneelse. Their scheme iscalled "caller ID spoof-ing" and disturbingly, it'sperfectly legal in manycases.

Here's how caller IDspoofing works and whatprecautions you shouldtake to avoid being vic-timized:

For a very low cost,businesses and individu-als can use widely avail-able caller ID spoofingsoftware to generate callsthat alter the telephonenumber and/or namewhich appear on therecipient's caller IDscreen.

Police, private investi-gators and collectionagencies have used legalspoofing services formany years. Others whomight have a legitimatereason to hide theiridentity when making acall include domesticviolence victims anddoctors returning patientcalls who don't wish torelease their private tele-phone numbers.

Beyond that, the linesof legality begin to blur.The Truth in Caller IDAct of 2009 prohibitsanyone from transmit-ting misleading or inac-curate caller ID informa-tion with the intent todefraud, cause harm or

wrongfully obtain any-thing of value. Violatorscan be penalized up to$10,000 for each infrac-tion. Unfortunately, suchpenalties haven't dis-suaded many scammers.

One common scaminvolves spoofers pre-tending to represent abank, governmentagency, insurer, creditcard company or otherorganization with whichyou do business. Theycount on you being reas-sured after recognizingthe company's name onyour screen.

Under the pretext ofwarning about an urgentsituation (breachedaccount, late payment,pending insuranceclaim, missed jury dutysummons, etc.), thespoofer will try to coaxyou into revealing per-sonal or account infor-mation, supposedly toverify their records.

Often these are robo-calls, where a recordedvoice asks you to stay onthe line to speak to arepresentative or callanother number formore information. Donot. If you suspect thecall might possibly begenuine, contact thecompany yourself at thetoll-free number foundon your card, accountstatement or the compa-ny's website.

You should never

reveal your full SocialSecurity number, moth-er's maiden name, creditcard number, passwordsor other private informa-tion over the phoneunless you initiated thecall yourself. Someonepossessing such infor-mation could use it togain access to your exist-ing accounts to with-draw or transfer money,raise credit limits orsnoop around yourrecent activity, amongother intrusions.

ID thieves also can useyour personal informa-tion to open new creditaccounts (e.g., creditcards, mortgage or carloan), create a new iden-tity or even obtain a jobfraudulently. Often, youwon't even realize some-thing's wrong until a col-lection agency — or theIRS — starts houndingyou for unpaid bills ortaxes.

Another commoncaller ID spoof involveshacking into someone'svoice mail account.Many cellphone usersnever bother to set uppasswords on their voicemailboxes. And, sincemany voicemail systemsgrant access to callersphoning from their ownnumber, a hacker couldeasily spoof your num-ber and gain access toyour messages.

Bottom line: Youwouldn't give your per-sonal information to astranger on the street.Take the same level ofprecaution withstrangers on the phone –or online.

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Gardening Time

Five creative ways to use containers in your landscape

BY MELINDA MYERSCONTRIBUTING WRITER

Container gardens have long been usedto add a spot of color by a front entranceor expand planting space in city lots, bal-conies and decks. Don’t let past experi-ence and tradition limit your vision. Tryone or more of these attractive, fun andfunctional ways to include containers inyour landscape, large or small.

Vertical interestAdd vertical interest to any garden or

garden space. Select a large attractive con-tainer filled with tall plants like papyrusand canna. Or elevate a small pot on step-pers or an overturned pot for addedheight. Create height with smaller potsand plants by strategically stacking andplanting them into a creative planting. Trysetting any of these planters right in thegarden to create a dramatic focal point.

ScreeningCreate a privacy screen or mask a bad

view. Use an arbor or other support forhanging baskets and then place a few con-tainers below for an attractive screen. Orcreate a garden of containers to provideseasonal interest using a variety of plants.Use trees, shrubs, and ornamental grassesfor height. Save money by purchasingsmaller plants. Elevate these on over-turned pots for added height and impact.Mask the mechanics by wrapping the potsin burlap. Then add a few colorful self-watering pots in the foreground for addedcolor and beauty. Fill these with annualsor perennials for additional seasonal inter-est.

Easy does it!Bring the garden right to your back door

for ease of harvest and added entertain-ment. A self-watering patio planter, win-dowbox, or rail planter reduces mainte-nance and makes harvesting herbs as easyas reaching out the window or backdoor.Plus, guests will have fun harvesting their

own fresh mint for mojitos or greens fortheir salads.

Define spaceDefine outdoor living spaces within

your landscape. Use containers as wallsand dividers to separate entertaining andplay areas from quiet reflective spaces.And consider using pots with built in cast-ers or set them on moveable saucers tomake moving these pots easier. This wayyou can expand and shrink individualspaces as needed simply by moving thepots.

TransformationCreate your own vacation paradise. Use

planters filled with cannas, bananas,palms and New Zealand flax for a moretropical flare. Add some wicker furnitureto complete the scene. Or fill vertical gar-dens, an old child’s wagon, metal colanderor wooden and concrete planters withcacti and succulents. Add some oldbranches and large stones. You’ll feel asthough you’ve hiked into the desert.

All you need is a bit of space and cre-ativity to find fun new ways to put con-tainers to work for you in the garden thisseason.

MELINDA MYERS is a gardening expert, TV/radiohost, author and columnist who has more than 30years of horticulture experience and has writtenmore than 20 gardening books, including Can’tMiss Small Space Gardening. She hosts The GreatCourses How to Grow Anything DVD series and thenationally syndicated Melinda’s Garden Momentsegments which air on over 130 TV and radio sta-tions throughout the U.S. She is a columnist andcontributing editor for Birds & Blooms magazineand writes the twice monthly “Gardeners’ Ques-tions” newspaper column. Melinda also has a col-umn in Gardening How-to magazine. She has amaster’s degree in horticulture, is a certifiedarborist and was a horticulture instructor withtenure. Her website, melindamyers.com, offers gar-dening videos, podcasts, garden tips and more.

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"Small pets are great, playfulnew pals. And the best way forfamilies to choose a pet and

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Take some time to learn howto best care for your small petbefore you bring it home.Make sure you:

Choose the right habitat:Small pet habitats have varyingrequirements, and there aremust-have supplies and acces-

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Understand the pet's habits:Some small pets are nocturnaland are most likely to be activeat night — which means you

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Quality homes for rent.View listings @

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661-331-1514. ServingTehachapi for 25 years!

$1,000+ Dep., 3 bdrm 2bath, fplc, garage, fencedyard, 661-557-8301

Manicurist Station withSpa /pedi chair for rent atHilightz Salon. Friendlyshop, call Lois 972-7988

In Town, $1250+$1500dep.3bd+2ba, 2 car gar., new

carper & paint, gardner incl.,no pets or smoking .

804 S. Mill (661)496-3651

BVS, 2B 1Ba, garage,W/D/R/S amenities paid,$925 plus deposit. Rent orLease 428-8644 or 821-7520

Need Gardenerwith time, BVS

619-400-9546 or 821-1897

Substitute Teachers

Needed for Abernathy CollegiateCharter School. Applicants must

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For Rent 2 bedroom, 1.5bath, house $800 per month.Contact Linda 661-332-3191

TehachapiRentals

Tehachapi Automotive isnow accepting applicationsfor Smog Licensed Techni-cian/Mechanic. Call Ray661-330-4565

Room for Rent In TownUnf., no smoking, cable, w/daccess $435 mo. 487-9054

Mission Villa Apartments 20401 Brian Way, One bedroom,

One bath $450.00 per month . Ask for Dave 823-1529

20041 Valley Blvd., Ste. 1 | 661.822.5251

FOR RENT

CA DRE #01271654

RENTAL LISTINGS - HOMES

CITY OF TEHACHAPI 222 West D Street , 2 Bedroom 1 Bath home. Older Charm, Hardwood Floors, Laundry Room, Owner pays Water and Trash. $650.00 per month + Sec. Deposit. NO PETS

224 West D Street , 2 Bedroom 1 Bath home. Older Charm, Hardwood Floors, W/D hook ups. $675.00 per month + Sec. Deposit. NO PETS

315 Pauley Street , 2 Bedroom 1 Bath home. Hardwood Floors, Detached garage, W/D hook ups. $750.00 per month + Sec. Deposit

BEAR VALLEY SPRINGS 28561 Deer Trail , 3 Bedroom 2 Bath Fully Furnished home. All appliances included, 2 car garage, secluded location. $1,100.00 per month + Sec. Deposit.

RENTAL LISTINGS - APARTMENTS

GOLDEN HILLS 21055 Santa Barbara Dr, #A , 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath. ONE MONTH FREE. Newly renovated. Well landscaped common area. Washer and dryer hook ups, $625.00 per month + security deposit.

CITY OF TEHACHAPI 606 Linden Court , 1 Bedroom 1 Bath. New Paint, new carpet, Tile Flooring, Stove/oven and a detached garage. All Utilities included. $620.00 per month + Sec. Deposit.

• 1,000 - 11, 000 Sq. Ft. Spaces Available

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TEHACHAPI’S FINESTAPARTMENTS

“Where Quality Counts Everyday”The Orchard From $695.00 • 1-2-3-BR - Single Story• Furn & Unfurn• Short Stay OK • Pool-Gazebo-BBQ • 6x10 Storage Available • Clean, Quiet & Safe• Park Like Setting• Friendly Staff• Prompt Maintenance• Free Cable TV - 72 Channels

Phone for appointment 661-822-0858

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The hard part has already been done. Permits,grading, retaining walls, perimeter foundation, garageslab, water, electric, tel, Septic System (in progress).Plenty of opportunity to modify details to suit you.Almost 3000sf under roof; Plans feature 4bdrm/4bath, media room or your own wine cellar with walkout basement. Incredible Valley Views on big 1.7acrelot, Right on Stallion Springs horse trail system, flatwith plenty room for horses.

Asking $169k or best offerOwner can finance or carry second

Terri JuergensDRE #00841071661-303-6868www.bvsrealty.com | [email protected]“Text Dream to 43766 for more listings”

INCREDIBLE OPPORTUNITY! Legacy Vineyard’s uniqueTriassic and granitic soil mix grew award winning winein 2010. Our PRIMORDIAL blend of 68% Zinfandel, 18%Syrah and 14% Viognier won a silver medal at the 2013Los Angeles International Wine Competition. Copy ofcertificate available. Future harvests as vines maturepromise to be even better. This includes 14.45 acres ofland, 7 acres of vines, 3,357 sqft Chateau-style house,1380 sqft tasting room with equal size cellar. Totallyfenced with excellent water well. Wines, furnishings andvineyard equipment negotiable. The property is for saleto a quick cash buyer for $899,000.

Golden HillsClose to Town and Country Living

1,764 sq ft, 3 bdrm, 2 bath, open floor plan homewith a large living area and two car attachedgarage on one usable acre. Move in ready, with agreat location. Newly updated -- new woodfloor in living areas, carpet in bedrooms, tile inkitchen & bathrooms and much more! Privatebackyard & room for horses.

Priced at $199,900Qualified buyers can call Wayne for a showing

@ 661-609-6970

Connie PeaconRealtor®[email protected]

Simply Charming Horse Property in BVS. Beautiful ChaletStyle Architecture on Premium 2+ Acre Horse Property Closeto Horse Trails. Meticulously Maintained Home. 3-Bedrooms, Plus Bonus Room/2-Baths with 1,728 SF. 4-Stall Barn, Round Pen, Hay/Saddle Shed. Numerous RecentUpgrades Throughout. Too Many Details To Mention ~ A MustSee! Call Connie Peacon for Pricing.

Abby is a lovable 4 monthpuppy (AustralianCattle/Blue Heeler(dad) &Shepherd mix (mom); whenfully grown, will be approx.35 pounds of love & loyalty.To adopt adorable Abby,call Scott, 661-822-5434 orSave Tehachapi’s OrphanedPets (STOP) at661-823-4100, menu #2,pronto.

My name is Murphy BrownEyes, I'm a 1 year youngmale Terrier mix, cute as abutton/smart/playful; havegood manners, like carrides, not a digger/yapper,and am house-trained. Towelcome marvelous Mur-phy in to your heart & for-ever home, call Marsha,661-823-7868 or STOP(661-823-4100, menu 1) ~How about it?

Const., Painting &Gardening 661-822-5519

Luv Pup Rio was namedafter a character in one ofhis foster’s novels. Little Riois 9 weeks old as of6/29/13. He is a lively, curi-ous little boy who loves toplay with her siblings. Hismom and dad were 7 to 8lbs and pure Chihuahua. Riohas had 2 puppy shots sofar and his adoption fee of$150 covers his neuter atour vet. Out of down adopt-ers will be required to putup an additional $100refundable deposit to bereturned when she isspayed by their vet at nolater than 4 months old.Email:[email protected] 661.750.2261 for moreinfo.

WANTED: Pre-1975 Super-hero Comic Books, sports,non sports cards, toys,original art, movies &celebrity memorabilia espe-cially 1960's.Collector/Investor, payingcash. Call Mike:(800)273-0312 (Cal-SCAN)

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Looking for someone tocreate an App. Must knowx-code iosdevelopement.Non-published App experi-ence okay but would like tosee something. Team pro-graming is fine. Send infoto [email protected]

BVS 2+1+Loft: W/D,Frdge,Micro/Stove/D/wsher2 Sheds No Gar. 2 + acres$975/mo + dep. 300-1644

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FOR RENT BY OWNER,226 SPRUCE ST., 1970 sq ft,

4bd+3ba, near TompkinsSchool, $1300mo+$800dep

Available July 22nd661-342-6985/661-822-6933

Pets& Livestock

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McQueen Racecar BedW/Matt $250, KenmoreWasher/Dryer Portable110V $250 661-221-1947

Chevrolet Camaro, 1995,white, V6, good body, needswork $1,500/OBO, 661-342-4108 or text.

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2+1+LAUND. New paint,clean, cute, pvt., NoSmoke /Pets. Cat OK, $597 822-9692

Old Town area with ValleyBlvd exposure. 3520 squarefor retail sales or officespace, ample parking,restrooms. Grss lease from62 cents per square foot.All or part available. Con-tact CRS Realty at661-822-6844 or Tom atTehachapi Tax Service661-822-7536

GH 2+1, A/C, stove, refrig.,dishwasher, utility room w/

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Charming, 3+2 1800+ sq.ft., Spacious bedrooms,awesome custom kitchen.Open floor plan w/diningarea, fireplace, central A/C.Lg 2-car garage, lg frontporch. Full indoor laundry.Discount rent $1250/mo,$1,500 sec. dep. Availablenow. 661-822-9969

GH 2 + 1 1 car gar. W/DHookups $650 + $650 sec.20241 Park Dr. 750-3160

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2 & 3 BedroomApartmentsThrough-outTehachapi

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GH 3+2 + 2 car attachedgar, new paint, carpet, tile,lg yard, nat gas, cent.heat/AC, fireplace, RVparking, lots storage, $1350month 661-972-5733

Professional Office withreception area, Old Towne

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Warehouse w/Office, bath & roll up door. Great Loca-tion. $795 805-844-6167

SS, 3bd+2ba House, 2 CarGarage, New Carpet, Paint,Appliances, Available 8/15,$975mo + $1,000dep, For

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20300 #D Valley Blvd.(Corner of Santa Lucia) Pro-fessional building-officespace approx 1000 sq ft.$800 mo. 4 Seasons Realty822-RENT. EOH

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2, 3, & 4 BedroomHouses AvailableNow Through-out

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WGH, 3+2, fireplace, quietcul-de-sac, 2 car garage,

new carpet & paint. $1050.Avail. 7/1 805-729-1765

600 sq. ft. office or retailDowntown661-822-6470

BVS, 3+3 + huge shop. Newcarpet, paint, great location,

views, oaks, fenced yard.$1,675 long term lease.

Owner 310-903-3663

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For Rent or Sale, 2.8 ac,horse prop, 2 bedroom + 1.5bath, w/loft, in Sand Can-yon. $950 661-750-9070

Town 4 + 2 1/2 plus loft,lrg kitchen, 3,097 sq ft. 102Elderberry Ct. Avl. 8/15$1,650 + dep. 661-823-0539or 661-330-4565

3+1 Front House in Town,bonus rm, lrg. kit. & din. rmPrivate yard, gar., laund. rm.

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GH 2+1 fenced yard, forcedheating and A/C, newerunit, cul-de-sac, small petok, $650/mo. 821-0518.

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MAGNIFICENT TUSCAN STYLE HOME on 1.76 acres with beautiful views of the hills and the San Joaquin Valley. 3BR/2.5BA, apprx. 3,046 sq.ft, boasting quality amenities, upgrades and design details throughout. Amazingly beautiful granite countertops & top-grade stainless steel appliances. This property has a horse corral & barn adjacent to miles of equestrian trails. Gorgeous! Call us and make appt. to see! $629,900 #9966325

BEAUTIFUL VIEWS & OAKS! 3BR/2BA, apprx 2,135 sq.ft., built in 2006 sits on 1.94 acres with spacious great room w/ vaulted ceilings, skylights, surround sound & fireplace. Kitchen opens to great room and has granite counters, center island, skylight and pantry.Exterior composite deck, RV parking & circle driveway. Now: $399,000 #9966111 COME SEE!

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19913 BRITE VALLEY ROAD

WONDERFUL VIEW HOME! 5 BR/2.5BA in apprx.2,314 SF on 1.02 acres of horse property. 2 Fireplaces, 2 living areas, office w/lots of built-in cabinets. Sunroom w/ sauna, 2 beautiful decorator ceiling fans, lots of windows for light & fabulous views of Cub Lake Great valley floor location with views, & privacy! Now: $329,900 #9966386

MOUNTAIN TOP JEWEL! This 3BR/ 1.75BA, apprx. 1,998 sq.ft.home is a Dream! Meticulously maintained, with Great Rm, living, dining and kitchen with a separate formal dining area. Built-in window seats, buffet & hall cabinets. Small vineyard, rock formations, park like grounds and awesome views! $285,000 #9966381

NEW CONSTRUCTION! AMA Homes has constructed many beautiful homes in Stallion Springs. This new home features 3BR/ 2BA,splitwing floor plan in apprx. 1,728 sq.ft. granite countertops in kitchen & baths, tile flooring, 2 Fireplaces; one in LR, one in master BR +central heat & AC, & So much more! Backs to Golf Course! $199,900 #9966788

MUST SEE! 3BR/2BA , apprx. 1,953 sq.ft. home, very well-maintained with loads of amenities including granite counters in kitch. & bath., built-in stainless steel kitchen appl., pantry, stacked stone fireplace, custom cabinetry & slate patio. Circular driveway, storage shed, RV access and an oversized garage! $379,900 #9965122

STALLION SPRINGS

661.822.5553 661.823.5418 27750 Stallion Springs Dr.

BEAR VALLEY SPRINGS

AMAZING 4BR/3.5BA, apprx. 4,677 sq.ft. home (!) situated on 6 acres of pines with remodeled kitchen, updated cabinetry. Extended trex decking, movie theatre with heating & cooling system, blu-ray with surround sound & recliner seating. Spacious master suite with Huge walk in closet with built-ins, three stoves, RV parking & SO much more! $519,000 #9966362

BEAUTIFUL LOCATION Very nice 3BR/2BA, apprx 1,366 sq.ft. home overlooking the Bear Valley Springs golf course. Open living area with fireplace and vaulted ceilings. Spacious bedrooms. On natural gas and sewer. $168,500 #9966024

WOW! Beautiful “Entertainer’s Dream Home” featuring 6 bedroom 3 bath home in the pines with commanding views of Bear Valley Springs. Apprx. 3,648 sq.ft. with Living and family rooms each with their own fireplace. Enjoy the solitude, clean air, and boulder outcroppings from either of the two huge decks. $495,000 #9966836

MAKE IT YOURS! Gorgeous 3BR/2BA Log Cabin home located on 1.72 acres. Featuring a stone stack fireplace in the LR, jetted tub in master BR & wonderful loft. Relax viewing the beautiful pines from the deck! Owner May Finance. Call for details… $219,900 #9965217

SWEET AS CAN BE! Don’t miss this wonderful 3BR/2BA, apprx 1,438 sq.ft home with stunning mountain views, open tiled country kitchen with loads of cabinets and a breakfast bar. Cozy fireplace in living room. RV access and huge backyard. Conveniently located to recreation and restaurants. $159,900 #9966098

COME SEE! Great split-wing 3BR/2BA home featuring granite counter tops and black appliances. Archways greet you in the entry along with tiled-glass insets. Fully finished garage with sep. laundry room. Large storage shed, fruit trees, & BBQ/Patio area. Property is totally fenced with RV entrance. Nearby Park has swings and picnic tables. $162,998 #9966749

DOWNTOWN DELIGHT! Cute 2003 home on large lot in Tehachapi City. 3BR/2BA, apprx 1,680 sq.ft. Nice fenced front yard. Near shopping and restaurants and makes for convenient commute. Don’t miss-out. Call to see this home today! $155,000 #9966529 COME SEE!

HERE IT IS! Large single-story 4BR/3BA, apprx 2,677 sq.ft on private cul-de-sac. Walking distance to High School. Upgraded kitchen with built-in Kitchen-Aid stainless steel appliances. Upgraded guest BR with private bath, would make an ideal mother-in law quarters. Custom built-in entertainment center next to fireplace & 3 Car garage. $309,500 #9966770

TEHACHAPI CITY

HOMES21001 Country Club: GREAT GOLDEN HILLS WEST LOCATION 3BR/2BA, apprx. 2100 sqft. This home offers

a large open kitchen with formal living and dining room. Large family room for gatherings. Gardening included.

$1100 a month. Sec. deposit $1100

1400 Cimarron Ct.: NICE HOME CLOSE TO TOWN. This is like a town home with living area down stairs and two bedrooms upstairs with bath. Nice one car garage and small back yard. Small pet welcomed with additional deposit. $750 a month. Sec. deposit $750

APARTMENTS

21632 Golden Hills Blvd. Tehachapi CA 93561: Great Golden Hills location. 2+1 with many upgrades

throughout. This unit has been completely redone with tile and granite throughout. Great two tone paint with

beautiful crown molding. This is a higher end apartment that is a must see. $650 a month and $650 sec. deposit

21410 Golden Hills Blvd: NICE SIZE APARTMENT, 2BR/1BA with indoor laundry. Open and bright kitchen.

Generous back yard. $600 a month + $600 Sec. deposit.

Naylan Bender Beth Barnes

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COUNTRY LIVING AT ITS BEST! 3BR/ 1.75BA, apprx. 1,827 sq.ft. home, excellent location in Golden Hills West on a .50 oakstudded acre parcel. 2 fireplaces, a formal LR, great room, breakfast rm, laundry rm, storage shed & enclosed patio. Paved RV driveway access to back yard. Freshly painted & brand new roof! $229,000 #9966570

P E O P L E A R E TA L K I N G “Anne’s reputation of hard work and helpfulness really did the job, of course. She really kept me in the loop of things going on and what needed doing. Since I was away, information was passed along either by mail or phone very efficiently.”

~Ms. M. Anne Mulkins

REALTOR ® BRE #01035324

BEAUTIFUL CORNER HOME large lot, .68 of an acre, 3BR/2BA, apprx. 1,916 sq.ft, Amazing Open floor plan with large rooms, Granite counters in kitchen and bath, all landscaped front and back, nicely-designed fencing & Rv Parking. Move in ready. Make appt. to see today. So nice! Now: $298,000 9966330

EXQUISITE COUNTRY ESTATE + GUEST HOUSE! Spacious main house is apprx. 2,400 sq ft, with a gorgeous Cook’s Ktchen, spacious pantry, LG great room w/FP & lovely master suite. Awesome 3-car garage & Wonderful covered entertainment patio. Guest house is apprx. 1,200 sq.ft. with LR, kitchen, dining area, large BR & Bath. Gorgeous! Now: $450,000 #9966584

PURE SERENITY! Relax and thoroughly enjoy this wonderful 3BR/1.75BA, apprx 1,700 sq.ft. home. Two-story view home framed by a white picket fence with trellis and surrounded by 5 acres of oaks at the end of a cul-de-sac in picturesque Hart Flat. Now: $202,500 #9966034

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HOME+APT +ORCHARD! On 3.13 acres! Main house is 3BR/1.76BA, apprx. 1,596 sq.ft.+ separate Gues. Apartment! Apprx.240 fruit (mostly apple) trees, walk-in cooler, approx. 30,000+ sq ft of garden/growing area with its own Hwy sales stand along Valley/ Highway 202! Now: $250,000 #9965203

EXQUISITE! Beautiful ranch property secluded with oaks, 3BR/3BA apprx 3,546 sq.ft., two Living Areas, two fire places; one wood the other a sealed gas unit, granite counters in the kitchen beautiful views from the kitchen window of Cummings Valley. Has a large metal work shop with roll up doors, all on 20 acres! $650,000 #9966721

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HERITAGE OAKS WEST Prime location, 4BR/2.5BA, apprx 1,788 sq.ft. with Master BR on main level w/double sinks, separate jetted tub & shower, and a walk in closet. Vaulted ceiling in LR w/brick fireplace & wired for surround sound. Open kitchen w/ lots of oak cabinets & tile counters. Must see! $229,900 #9966771

SOLD IN 11 DAYS! in Tehachapi City. 3BR/ 1.75BA, apprx 1,200 sq.ft. with new composition roof, new flooring ,new 2-Tone interior paint, new exterior trim paint, new dishwasher, new stove and many other upgrades. $139,900 #9966796 CALL US TO SEE OTHER WONDERFUL DOWNTOWN PROPERTIES!

METICULOUSLY MAINTAINED! 3BR/ 1.75BA home,apprx.1,761 sq.ft. on .38 of an acre, close to all schools, with newly remodeled kitchen & bathrooms. recessed lighting in kitchen, living room and dining room, and an impressive landscaped backyard. $249,900 #9966823

LOCATION, LOCATION! Great home, 4BR/ 2BA, apprx. 1,936 sq.ft., near the golf course! Super large family rm and master with wonderful master bath. Fireplace in LR, wood floors throughout & circular drive. No garage but PLENTY of room in back for one. On Sewer System & Natural Gas! $189,300 #9966419

SECLUSION & VIEWS! on 7 acres (much of it usable) 2BR, +bonus rm, 2BA, apprx. 1,990 sq.ft., featuring many updates including Trex decking in front and lower rear exterior, laminated flooring in open living area, contemporary bathroom lighting & fixtures. On natural gas. A Must See property! $259,500 #9966554

ENJOY! 3BR/1.75BA, apprx. 1,605 sq.ft. Melton home with family room addition featuring greenhouse window & skylights. Two Patios. Vaulted ceilings & fireplace with gas starter in living room; bay window in dining room; attic and ceiling fans. Located close to Golden Hills Elementary school. $192,500 #9966445

GREAT LOCATION! 3BR/2BA, apprx. 2,024 sq.ft. home with fabulous views & privacy. 1 bedroom upstairs, 2 down. Large bathroom downstairs w/double sinks, separate shower & tub. All rooms are very spacious. Lots of storage. All bedrooms have doors leading to balcony & views. Wood-burning fireplace in living room. Come See! $199,900 #9966559 COME SEE !

P E O P L E A R E TA L K I N G “He always answered my calls; was very positive; was patient when I was looking for a house. He always told me what was coming next. Frank was always a sturdy, strong influence and made me feel safe.”

~Ms. B. (First-time Homebuyer) Frank Tortorici REALTOR ® BRE #01914248

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