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ALBANY °
THE JOURNAL
EL
CERRITO
‘ KENSINGTON
November iy 1999 - 50 cents 2 included)
Sports Cougars take homecoming game for third win [B1]
Martin Snapp A day to remember and honor heroes [A12]
Concerns,
politics leave
EC measure
in limbo
By J.R. Deaton
EL CERRITO — If old age or new
code doesn’t close down the pool, poli-
tics just might. At this week’s City Coun-
cil meeting, on election day eve, accusa-
tions and gavel pounding were front and
center and decisions about the March
2000 Swim Center bond measure were
put off until after the election.
At various times during the meeting,
Mayor Gina Brusatori and Councilman
Norman La Force were called “out of or-
der” by the other. Brusatori called some
of La Force’s comments “hogwash” and
last-minute campaign “hit pieces” were
alleged.
An abrupt call to officially table the
motion until after the election failed to
pass. A somewhat hurried first vote to
approve putting the issuance of bonds
for the March 2000 ballot failed to pass.
It was finally decided, by majority if
not unanimity, that more staff study was
needed. Staff will provide more infor-
mation about how community fund rais-
ing efforts could be used to reduce the
amount of the bond placed before the
voters.
The $5.3 million Swim Center bond
measure issue will be taken up again at
the council’s Nov. 15 meeting. The City
Council needs to take action on the mat-
ter by no later than Dec. 10 to be ready
for the March 2000 ballot.
An ordinance placing the bond mea-
sure on the ballot has to be approved by
the council in two separate votes at least
five days apart.
See MEASURE, Page A13
JOANNA JHANDA
JANET ABELSON greeted friends, family and campaign volunteers at her
home while awaiting election returns Tuesday. Here, left to right, are Will and
Jean Siri, Rose Lernberg, Abelson, Lori Dair and Pat Caftel.
JOANNA JHANDA
BEA O'KEEFE, Marcia Grossman, Kathie Perka, her husband Jerry Ford, and
Brenda Navellier track election results on television Tuesday.
By J.R. Deaton
EL CERRITO — It was a close race,
but as of Wednesday morning the new
City Council members will be Janet Abel-
son and Kathleen Perka.
In her second bid for the council,
Abelson was the top vote-getter, receiv-
ing 2,798 votes or 27.1 percent. Perka re-
ceived 2,768 or 26.8 percent.
Letitia Moore and Beatrice O’Keefe
apparently did not win positions on the
council, but they too made good show-
ings. Moore garnered 2,653 votes or 25.7
percent and O’Keefe had 2,103 or 20.4
percent of the vote.
The vote count has not yet been cer-
tified by the county election's office and
the final count will change, reported El
Cerrito City Clerk Linda Giddings on
Wednesday. .
“The numbers will change because they
haven't counted all of the absentee votes
that were turned in at the polls and at the
elections office on Election Day,” Giddings
said. The county elections office has un-
til the end of November to certify the re-
sults, but Giddings said the city is usually
notified within a couple of weeks.
“The standings may or may not
change,” Giddings noted.
Using the current count, there is only a
30-vote difference between Abelson and
Perka and only a 115-vote difference be-
tween Perka and Moore. Only 695 votes
separate Abelson, who received the most
votes, and O’Keefe, who received the fewest.
“| kind of always figured that the ones
who came out as the top three would be
the top three, and I was never totally sure
of the order,” Abelson said when asked
if the vote surprised her. “I think what it
Abelson, Perka
top voting
EL CERRITO
CITY COUNCIL
(two to be elected)
13 of 13 precincts reporting
Kathie Perka........:rce 2,768 26.8%
Janet Abelson............. 2,798 27.1%
Bea O'Keefe.
Letitia Moore...
Write-in candidates...
ended up saying, probably, is that name
recognition had a lot to do with it.” Abel-
son said she will work with others on the
council and plans to look to the future.
“Whatever happened in the past, hap-
pened in the past,” she said. “I’m more
interested in what we’re going to do
about the future.”
With tough issues such as the city’s
infrastructure needs, redevelopment and
the department store question facing El
Cerrito, the campaign turned negative in
the last weeks. Allegations of political
“hit pieces” and unfair political practices
in the days just before Election Day
marred the campaign. But Tuesday
evening, when votes were coming in and
everyone still iad a shot, spirits were
high at the candidates’ election parties.
“Letitia! You Go, Girl!” was written on
the red, white and blue cake at Moore’s
election night gathering. Music played
as friends and family gathered to sup-
See ELECTION, Page Al3
By James Carter
ALBANY — High school students did
what they could to celebrate homecom-
ing last week, but — for the most part —
the community didn’t line up to cheer.
There were no floats, not even a pa-
rade this year, and some teens, including
outsiders, seemed bent on ruining what
should have been a festive time.
Sanam Jorjani, a junior at Albany
High School, was treated for injuries af-
ter an egg struck her in the eye Oct. 25.
And when the lights did not come on
for the powderpuff football game Wednes-
day evening, Vice Principal Randall Booker
was felled by another flying object.
Both recovered from the incidents,
though some fear homecoming will not.
Despite the loss of houses willing to
host float building Monday night, home-
No parade, no floats,
but plenty of eggs
coming seemed to get off to a great start.
As cheerleaders cheered and the
marching band played, teams of boys en-
gaged in a spirited volleyball game at the
new middle school gym. Each team gave
their all and students roared in support
of their classmates in a classic display of
school pride.
In addition to promoting school spirit
this year, Monday’s volleyball game
raised money to donate to a homeless
shelter, all part of an effort to strengthen
ties to the community.
Buoyed by the event, students
trailed out of the new gymnasium
pumped full of school pride. Then a
group of young men hurled eggs at the
crowd. One egg slammed into Sanam
Jorjani’s left eye.
See HOMECOMING, Page Al0
Debate rages on about
campus officer plan
By James Carter
ALBANY — Residents remain divided
Over a proposed grant that, if accepted,
Would station an armed police officer at
Albany High School for at least three
years,
Tuesday night at Cornell School
Members of the Board of Education sat
In the audience and listened as residents
debated the issue.
Christiane Khan, a mother of four chil-
dren, questioned whether an armed of-
ficer at AHS would be the best way to
address student needs.
Khan contended the matter is ulti-
mately both a safety issue and a ques-
tion of how financial resources should
be spent. She pointed to other safety is-
sues, such as traffic on Marin Avenue, as
factors that should be considered in a
plan developed by the district that as-
See CAMPUS, Page Al0
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Castro School students create
tile mural in their own image
By J.R. Deaton
EL CERRITO — When artist Isabelle
Delloye gets a big idea, it’s really big. Her
latest project is a 21-foot by 10-foot tile
mural for the entrance of Castro Ele-
mentary School. The mural uses nearly
650 tiles handmade by Delloye and
drawn and painted by 400 Castro School
first- through sixth-grade students.
The mural will depict bay views as
seen from El Cerrito, including the Bay
Bridge, the Golden Gate, a San Francisco
skyline and Treasure Island. Ships and
sailboats will be seen on the water and
a plane in the sky will have a trailing ban-
ner with Castro School greetings.
In the East Bay foreground will be tiles
drawn by the students depicting them-
selves doing all kinds of activities. Some
kids worked alone, while others worked
in groups of two to five drawing scenes.
Some boys drew themselves playing
football, while other kids drew them-
selves riding bicycles and horses. Some
kids are hiking in a park while others are
shown playing or swimming.
One group of girls drew tl emselves
talking to one another on the telephone
and another girl drew herself peeking
out from behind a tree.
“It’s beautiful — they did incredible
things,” Delloye said.
Delloye talked to the kids about her
general concept and drew parts of the
mural herself, but she emphasized that
the final work will be the children’s vision.
“It was my first experience of this
type, so I had to give them some rules,”
Delloye said. “But step by step, I realized
that some of the smallest (children )
could do beautiful portraits and some of
the oldest couldn’t do drawings,” she
added. “So I had to make them feel free,
and I had to conduct them, in a way.”
Delloye said she had to find a balance
between the children expressing their in-
dividualism while at the same time main-
taining the “global” or shared nature of
the mural.
Delloye is a French citizen in the fi-
See MURAL, Page Al3
ISABELLE DELLOYE watches sixth-graders Shineaka Shell and Natassia
Walker work on sketches that will be copied onto tiles for a mural.
HERMAN BUSTAMANTE JR.
INFORMATION FOR LIFE
HILLS NEWSPAPERS -¢
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Soroptimists meeting
Soroptimist International of El Cerrito will
meet Nov, 9 at noon for a business
meeting at Mira Vista Golf and County
(Club, 7901 Cutting Bivd., El Cerrito.
Soroptimist International of El Cerrito's
next meeting is Nov. 16 at noon for a
program meeting at Mira Vista Golf and
Gounty Club in El Cerrito, Speaker Betty
Lin MD/OB Gynecology with issues re-
lating to teenage pregnancy. Guests are
‘invited. Gloria Martinucci, chairman can
' be reached at 326-8749, or Barbara
Lanier, president at 527-7070.
Veterans Memorial
dedication
You are invited to the El Cerrito Veterans
Memorial Garden Dedication, Thursday,
Veterans Day, Nov. 11, at 2 p.m. in the
garden adjacent to the El Cerrito City
Hall, 10890 San Pablo Avenue. Refresh-
ments following. Parking is available in
the DMV lot.
Save a salt marsh
Save a Salt Marsh - help remove litter
and invasive non-native plants from the
salt marsh at the mouth of Codornices
and Marin creeks, south of Buchanan
Street, between Interstate 880/580 and
Golden Gate Fields in Albany, 10 a.m.-
noon Saturday, Nov, 13. Bring work
gloves if you have them. For informa-
tion contact Friends of Five Creeks,
848-9358; f5creeks@aol.com.
Gold Rush Sisters in Albany
The Gold Rush Sisters, Libby Mclaren
and Robin Flower, are coming to the Al-
bany Library, this Saturday, Nov. 6, at
11 a.m. Telling stpories, playing their
Gold Rush instruments — the fiddle,
banjo, guitar, accordion and spoons —
the high-spirited duo transports kids
thourgh California's 1850s. Drop into
Sum Lum Woo's General Store, visit the
racous women of Hangtewn, cower
when Black Bart robs the stagecoach.
Free for kids of all ages. Details: 510-
526-3720.
Community takes up fight
WORTH CHECKING OUT
American Cancer Society invite you to
attend an information meeting about
Relay for Life, a team event to fight
cancer being proposed for Albany-
Berkeley in June 2000, A party with
food, fun & facts about this event will
be held on Wednesday, Nov. 17, 6-
7:30 p.m. at the Albany City Hall
Council Room, 1000 San Pablo Ave.
For more information and to RSVP, call
Janna Katz at the American Cancer
Society, 510-832-7012 x325 or email
jkatz@cancer.org.
Rotary pancake breakfast
Enjoy pancakes, ham, orange juice, coffee
and milk at the El Cerrito Rotary Club's
29th annual Pancake Breakfast on Nov.
14, 8-11 a.m., at the Eagles Hall 3233
Carlson Blvd. Rod Roberts, who holds
the popular Community Center tea
dances, will provide musical entertain-
ment. Tickets are $5 adults, $4 for se-
niors and children under 12.
Future of our food system
On Saturday, Nov. 6, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., a
free discussion will be held on “The
Future of our Food System/The Future
of our University” by the Bay Area
Coalition for Urban Agriculture hosts a
teach-in on the relationship between
food security, corporate control of agri-
Culture, pesticides, the biotech threat
and the research agendas of public
universities. Focus is on creating a UC
Berkeley Center for Sustainable Urban
Agriculture and Food Systems at the
Gill Tract in Albany. South Berkeley Se-
nior Center, 2939 Ellis St. Details: 534
2552.
College Night
College Night is a panel discussion of
learning disability programs in the com-
munity, state, university and private col-
leges for high school students, parents
and counselors that will be held
Wednesday, Nov. 17, 7:30 p.m., at
REACH for Learning, 1221 Marin Ave.,
Albany. For more information, call 524-
6455.
‘Organic Cleaning’
Albany Mayor Peggy Thomsen and the
The Ecology Center, 2530 San Pablo
Ave., hosts a two-session class on ‘Or-
ganic Cleaning’ on Nov. 6 and Nov. 13,
3-5 p.m. Learn which naturally occur-
ring products can effectively clean your
home without compromising your im-
mune system or destroying the ozone
layer. Cost of each class is $15 non-
members, $10 members, Pre-registra-
tion advised. Details: 548-2220.
Greenway work party
The next Ohlone Greenway work party is
Saturday, Nov. 13, 9 a.m.-noon. Meet
on the greenway at Schmidt. If you
don't know a hawk from a pruning saw,
here is your chance to learn. Local ar-
borist Steve Batchelder will teach us
how to prune shrubs and trees, and
then we can all have a go at it. We'll
also explore the mysteries of the Di-
nosaur Forest and the Creek with No
Name, do some more litter removal and
possibly some creek work, too. Details:
Janet Abelson at 525-7709, or Lori Dair
232-6466; loridair@earthlink.net
Peek inside Pixar
The Lawrence Hall of Science invites you”
to “A Peek Inside Pixar Animation Stu-
dios: Working the Magic of Computer
Animation” on Sunday, November 7, at
2 p.m Computer animation expert David
Haumann of Pixar Studios will talk and
show clips to describe the evolution, art
and technology of computer animation
and graphics. Haumann has con-
tributed to “A Bug's Life” and “Toy
Story,” and was lead technical director
for the Academy-Award-winning short
“Geri’s Game.” Presentation is included
with museum admission, The event is
first come, first seated.
Children’s Theatre
The Julia Morgan Theater hosts the East
Bay Children's Theatre Festival, a series
of performances for children, offering
circus acts, magic, a father/daughter
vaudeville act, juggling and more
through Nov. 28. Tickets: $12.50 gen-
eral; $6.50 children. First four Sundays
of the month, at 2 p.m. at the theater,
2640 College Ave., Berkeley. Details:
(510) 84-JULIA.
DAVID ROBERTS
TODD MILLER, Michael Florido and Elias Protopsaltis are part of the production of ‘Mere Mortals,’ which
plays Fridays and Saturdays through Nov. 20 at the Contra Costa Civic Theatre in El Cerrito.
‘Mere Mortals’ opens Civic Theatre’s season
Contra Costa Civic Theatre’s 40th
season is opening with “Mere Mor-
tals: An Evening of Six One-Act
Comedies,” by David Ives and di-
rected by Michael Ray Wisely and
Wendy M. Wisely. Enchanting, often
perplexing, but always side-split-
tingly funny, these short plays fea-
ture Michele Delattre of Oakland,
Michael M. G. Florido of Pittsburg,
Todd Miller of Albany, Simon Patton
of Kensington, Jody Pearce of
Lafayette, Elias Protopsaltis of Cas-
tro Valley, Dennis Ratto of Oakland,
and Sue Trigg of Alameda.
“Mere Mortals” evesdrops on a
lunch hour on a girder 50 stories
above the street, as three construc-
tion workers share increasingly
amazing secrets of their past. “The
Philadelphia” plunges two customers
in a restaurant into black holes
where the simplest desires are hi-
lariously thwarted.
They always wanted
the best for me.
en
Now I want the
best for them.
Assisted Living &
Dementia Programs
The show plays Fridays and Sat-
urdays at 8 p.m. through Nov. 20,
with 2 p.m. Sunday matinee on Nov.
7. Tickets are $10 each, $6 for 16 and
under. For reservations, call 524-
9132. CCCT is located at 951
Pomona Ave. (at Moeser Lane), in El
Cerrito.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5
1999
Egg-throwing spree erupts ing,
By K. Osborn
ALBANY — At about 7:30 p.m. on
Oct. 24, a resident on the 600 block
of Key Route Boulevard reported that
45 minutes prior, thieves stole her
bike from her home. There were no
witnesses.
@ On the evening of Oct. 24, Al-
bany dispatch received a call from a
resident on the 500 block of Pierce
Street who reported that when he
opened a window, a bat or small bird
flew into his home. When he called
he had the animal locked in his bath-
room. Berkeley animal control re-
sponded and the animal was indeed
a bat. It was captured and released
to in the wild.
@ On the morning of Oct. 25, a
resident on the 1100 block of Wash-
ington Avenue reported that thieves
had stolen his bicycle from a locked
storage locker at the rear of his res-
idence. There were no witnesses.
@ At about 11 a.m. on Oct. 25, a
resident on the 900 block of Fillmore
Street reported that someone had
parked a gold ’82 Buick in front of
his residence about five minutes
prior and the engine was still run-
ning. Officers responded and a check
found that the car had been reported
as stolen from Vallejo that morning.
The car was not damaged and no
one was in custody. The owner was
notified.
@ On the afternoon of Oct. 25, a
resident on the 900 block of Cornell
Avenue reported that she had left her
front door open for ventilation while
she was in the rear part of her house.
During that time a thief stole a bag
of clothing that she had left just in-
side the door. There were no wit-
nesses.
@ On the night of Oct. 25, there
were several reports of eggs being
thrown at houses and cars in several
parts of town. In some cases, officers
confiscated eggs that were on the
ground near groups of teens, none
of course, had any idea how the eggs
got there. There were also numer-
ous reports of juveniles running
around neighborhoods yelling and
driving cars erratically and over the
speed limit and throwing eggs.
@ On the evening of Oct. 25, of-
ficers arrested a 49-year-old Albany
man near Peralta and Francis streets
for driving while intoxicated. He was
cited and released when sober. His
car was impounded.
@ On the evening of Oct. 25, a res-
ident on the 700 block of Stannage
Avenue reported that during the pre-
vious night thieves had stolen items
Early morning walkers assaulted
The timeliness of police reports,
as well as numbers available and de-
tails offered, are determined entirely
by the El Cerrito Police Department.
EL CERRITO — During the late
night or early morning of Oct. 15 or
16, a thief climbed into an unlocked
car on the 700 block of Colusa Av-
enue and stole an in-dash stereo.
@ Police are investigating a report
that an 18-year-old woman cele-
brating her birthday with friends and
liquor was raped by an acquaintance
at his home Oct. 18.
@ A crook broke into a 1976
Chevy parked on the 2600 block of
Tulare Avenue sometime during the
late night or early morning of Oct.
18 or 19, and ripped off a car stereo
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from his unlocked car. There were
no witnesses.
@ On the morning of Oct. 26, a
resident on the 1100 block of
Garfield Street reported that vandals
had TP’d their house. On the 900
block of Adams Street vandals cov-
ered a house with flour and syrup.
@ On the evening of Oct. 26, a res-
ident on the 1200 block of Brighton
Avenue reported observing a woman
being followed by a man while she
walked from the El Cerrito Plaza to
her home on the 400 block of Cor-
nell Avenue. He thought this to be
very suspicious. Officers contacted
a 22-year-old Hercules man who
matched the description and a check
found he had an outstanding war-
rant from the Alameda County Sher-
iffs Office for driving with a sus-
pended license in the amount of
$2,379. He was unable to post bail
and was arrested. He was cited and
released with a Notice to Appear.
@ On the night of Oct. 26, as on
the previous two nights, there were
numerous reports of juveniles run-
ning around neighborhoods throw-
ing eggs. Witnesses reported ob-
serving a silver Toyota Camry driving
recklessly while the occupants threw
eggs in the area of Memorial Park.
At about 8:30 p.m. officers stopped
a car matching that description that
was driving erratically. The driver,
an 18-year-old Berkeley man was
cited for traffic violations. The two
passengers, 16-year-old Albany boys
were admonished for their behavior.
@ At about 9 p.m. on Oct. 26, of-
ficers contacted a group of juveniles
at Masonic and Washington avenues
when the group was observed stash-
ing a bag behind a tree on the BART
path. The bag contained two cartons
of eggs and the 15-year-old Albany
boy who had hidden the bag said the
eggs were for a friend for later that
evening. The others in the group
were a 14-year-old Albany boy and
a 14-year-old Albany girl. All were
admonished regarding their behav-
ior and the eggs were confiscated.
@ At about 9:15 p.m. on Oct. 26,
officers contacted a 15-year-old El
Cerrito boy who was observed hid-
ing behind some shrubs on the 700
block of Stannage Avenue. The boy
was found to have eggs, stink bombs,
cigarettes and cigars in his backpack.
No charges were filed but the boy’s
mother was called and she asked of-
ficers to hold her son until she could
pick him up.
@ Just before midnight on Oct.
26, a resident on the 600 block of
Adams Street reported that their
and door speakers.
@ At 6:20 a.m. Oct. 20, a 41-year-
old woman walking down Harvard
Street was confronted by a woman
who confronted her and said, “Did-
n't you hear what I said?” then
slapped her on the face and fled.
@ Ten minutes later, two other
women, ages 46 and 38, were on a
morning stroll nearby on Arlington
Avenue when what appears to be the
same woman approached and asked,
he
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sims, an English teacher
a High School, wants noth-
a than to liberate a young per-
ind.
id hat is the long and the short
a 5 can touch a student’s soul
in lifting a finger. Her powers
vast that if Sims taught in
4s, she'd probably be charged
vracticing witchcraft.
d the secret of her spellbind-
ng skills? Sims respects young peo-
ie p and never underestimates their
aaa by working class parents
t smond back in the 1950s and
a gims clings to a memory most
6 mults have lost— she remembers
hat it is like to be young.
sims remembers sock hops and
potball games, homecoming and
sh jinks, Elvis and poodle skirts,
i cars and boys in leather jackets
: shen she WAS a student at Richmond
igh School in Richmond.
BLORIA SIMS has been at
bany High since 1984.
Yet Sims says academically, she
was an “indifferent” student.
“I wasn't very turned on in high
school, Sims said. “But my French
teacher, she got me excited about
learning. She had students come in
to her room at lunch. She played
opera for us, and exposed us to great
art. We learned the city streets in
Paris, and all of the great architec-
ture there. And living in Richmond—
well, that opened up a new world for
me.”
Teen-age turmoil
Yet there are bitter experiences
that stain Sims’ recollections as well,
memories that continue to frame her
views about teaching.
“The thing I hated about being a
teen-ager is that people always ex-
pected you to deny your feelings,”
she said.
When Sims recalls the days of her
youth, one can practically see a fin-
ger wagging in her eyes.
She remembers being told,
“You're not really in love with that
boy. That’s puppy love.’
“They just degraded everything,”
Sims said. “Parents, teachers, and
everybody just said ‘No. What you're
feeling isn’t what you’re feeling.’
“And that’s why teen-agers are
confused. So I never do that. That’s
one thing I never do. I validate every-
thing they’re feeling or experienc-
ing. And I give them opportunities
to talk about it — in writing.”
Though as a teen Sims cared lit-
tle about school or grades, she re-
ceived high scores on college ad-
mittance exams and was accepted
by UC-Berkeley, where she gradu-
ated in 1963.
“J just loved literature and I loved
everything about college,” Sims said.
But coming from a working class
background in Richmond, things
were not handed to her.
“| worked the whole time I was at
Berkeley in a San Francisco bank,”
Sims said. “I worked every single day
HILLS NEWSPAPERS ¢
If the truth be known,
Sims teaches with reason
I was there. Of course, the tuition
was $59 the first year, and it was $83
when I graduated. It was really af-
fordable. I mean, even though $59
was a lot back then, I could easily
afford it, though my parents didn’t
give me any money.
Sputnik and school
When the Russians launched
Sputnik, many young men in the
U.S. were encouraged to pursue an
education, especially in engineering.
Sims married one such young
man, and together they had three
children. But the ’50s became the
’60s, and things changed faster than
most people think.
Sims chose a career in teaching.
Her instructor was as strict as a gung
fu master.
“He put us through hell,” she said.
“And every day I wish I could kiss
his feet, because now, since I’ve been
in the classroom, I’ve never been
through anything as tough as what
I had to live through as a student
teacher.”
Sims said her instructor taught
that you can’t teach in a community
unless you know it.
“So on Saturday night, we’d have
to go to an emergency room and sit
and see what our kids were living
through. Then on Monday morning
we’d have to go to family court and
watch young people there.”
The young Sims’ feelings were
not spared by her tough love in-
structor, who would have his stu-
dents teach a lesson and sit in the
back of the room and taunt them.
“Now student teachers always say,
‘well, that class is too difficult.’ It just
seems to me the wrong attitude, be-
cause now the kids complain and say
we don’t have any classroom man-
agement.”
The key to Sims is to motivate
and unleash students. When that
happens, there is no need for class-
room control. That is classroom con-
trol, she said. Nevertheless, she is a
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5,
1999
JOANNA JHANDA
GLORIA SIMS, here talking to student Tajveer Singh Aujla, instructs her class in a room decorated with
Shakespeare posters.
firm believer that teachers must
know how to maintain discipline.
Sims first taught in the Oakland
Unified School District for a total of
seven years, including Westlake Mid-
dle School. Then, in 1984, she got a
job teaching at Albany High. And she
has been there ever since.
Sims spoke about her experiences
at Albany High, especially the past
few years, times that she said have
been her salad days.
Bard business
Three years ago, Sims had a
group of students she taught for the
better part of their high school ca-
reers. What Sims said happened is
every teacher’s dream come true.
“There was an audience of stu-
dents that wanted to learn. It was
like they couldn't get enough,” she
said. “They were always asking for
more.”
And more she gave them. Com-
bining efforts with teacher Laura
Mori, and aided by the not-to-be-de-
nied efforts of young students deter-
mined to make the quest, Sims took
her students to Ashland, Ore., to ex-
perience the Shakespeare Festival.
From that day to this, a group of
teens from AHS has made the trip
each year. They meet in the fall and
raise money and spirits until spring,
when they roll up the highway to
Ashland. Once there, students watch
the performances with rapt attention,
knowing nearly every line.
That is another of Sims’ skills.
By Demian Bulwa
and Marc Albert
Police are looking into a string of
mimes they believe may be the work
pf three Richmond boys who were
ested last early Friday after al-
wedly fleeing from police in a stolen
nd shooting at officers in pur-
it.
Detectives in Richmond, Berke-
eyand Oakland compared notes Fri-
fay on the suspects — ages 16, 16
ind 14 — and were reviewing re-
ported carjackings and robberies in
fast weeks that may involve them,
lice said.
In Berkeley, the boys are sus-
pected of three attempted carjack-
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on Oct. 28. They also may be con-
nected to at least two armed rob-
beries in the past two weeks, said
Detective Rico Rolleri.
“We definitely believe it was
them,” Rolleri said of the attempted
carjackings. “We’re exploring the
possibility they were driving a dif-
ferent vehicle (than the van in the
pursuit) while they were in Berke-
ley.”
A sleeping 2-year-old apparently
saved a 31-year-old Oakland mother
from becoming a carjacking victim
last Thursday when the alleged per-
petrators spied the toddler and
abruptly abandoned their plan.
The incident was the second of
three attempted carjackings carried
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The victim told police she was
parking’ in front of Walden School
when a light tan van pulled diago-
nally in front of her.
A man allegedly jumped out of the
passenger side, pulled a handgun and
ordered her out of the car. With a
handgun leveled just inches from her
face, the woman suddenly saw the
gunman notice a sleeping baby in a
rear car seat. The gunman allegedly
muttered something, ran back to the
van and fled. Miller said the three
might have decided that they didn’t
want to deal with the child.
The first incident occurred at
about 2 p.m. near the corner of Web-
ster Street and College Avenue.
The victim told police she was
headed eastbound when she saw a
tan 1985-1987 possibly Toyota van
partially blocking the street, and a
man standing next to the driver’s
door was apparently talking to the
driver. When she tried to pull around
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street allegedly pulled a handgun and
said something. As the woman drove
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Berkeley street barricade. The van
gave up the chase.
The third case occurred on Roo-
sevelt Street near Dwight Way when
the same van approached a 50-year-
old woman who had just parked her
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She unlocks the simple mysteries of
Shakespeare, and translates the
Bard’s timeless tales into flesh and
blood stories that capture the spirit
of youth.
Yet these young students of
Shakespeare might surprise you. The
only privilege they share is a chair
in Sims’ classroom. There words
penned 400 years ago speak to them.
In Sims’ classroom, students read
aloud from Shakespeare’s plays,
some wearing baggy pants, puff
daddy jackets and oversized shoes.
And they feel what they read and
they read what they feel, under-
standing every word.
After all, Sims explains, plays like
“Romeo and Juliet” were written
about them.
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man in the van allegedly shouted
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when the woman replied that no one
named “Johnny” resided at the ad-
dress, the man allegedly responded
“that’s O.K., I’m gonna come back
and get you.”
The victim told police she ducked
behind a garbage bin when the dri-
ver brandished a metal handgun. The
driver was last seen heading north
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5,
1999
ALBANY PTA NEWS
A4 J
By Kay Weinstein
Albany PTA Council
@ Director of Curriculum Mari-
anne Camp needs parents to serve
on the following committees; if in-
terested, email or call 559-6620.
@ Noy. 15, Elementary Curricu-
lum Discussion
@ Daytime Meetings TBA, Cur-
riculum Specific Committees for
Math K-5 and Social Studies K-8.
@ Nov. 22, PTA Council Meeting,
7:30 p.m., location TBA
ATTENTION: SCRIP BUYERS.
As of Nov. 1, Safeway no longer sells
paper scrip.
PTA is converting to electronic
scrip for Safeway and Andronico’s;
we will still sell paper scrip for
Luckys and Natural Grocery. E-Scrip
is an electronic Scrip program where
a supporter (you!) registers any or
all of one’s MasterCard, VISA, Dis-
cover, American Express, ATM, Debit
or grocery loyalty (ie; Safeway Club)
cards for a $10 annual fee. Support-
ers then use their registered cards
when paying for merchandise at par-
ticipating merchants. The merchant
then donates a percentage of the sale
to your PTA. For $10, you can sign
up one school. If you have children
in different schools and wish to split
the profits between schools, it will
cost an additional $5 per school per
year to cover accounting costs. Bet-
ter yet, ask a relative or friend to sign
up for the other school, and you
won't have to split the profits! To reg-
ister your cards with eScrip, call 1-
800-400-7878. For more information,
check out the website at www.es-
cripinc.com or call Linda Okamoto
at 525-6782.
Albany High School
@ SCRIP Orders: Support AHS
by buying Safeway, Andronico’s,
Lucky or Natural Grocery certifi-
cates. Call Linda Okamoto at 525-
6782 or Belinda Lum at 528-2429. E-
mail Linda at
CHO,PRN.LO@CHO.ORG or Belinda
at Robertmarshall@sprintmail.com
@ Novy. 4, Instructional Improve-
ment Committee Meeting, 7 p.m.,
AHS Room 53
H Nov. 4, Western Association of
Schools and Colleges (WASC) Meet-
ing, 7 p.m., AHS Room 32 All par-
ents are invited to attend. We will
outline the Student/Community Pro-
file. We will also review the process
of receiving and maintaining ac-
creditation. Questions? Email Karen
deHart at kdehart@gaggle.net
@ Nov. 8, Site Council Meeting,
6:30 p.m., AHS Library
@ Nov. 12-13, “Tom Jones,” 8
p.m., AHS Little Theater
@ Nov. 16, Athletic Boosters
Meeting, 7 p.m., AHS Room 49
@ Nov. 16, College Financial
Planning Night, 7:30 p.m., AHS Lit-
tle Theater
@ Nov. 17, PTA-sponsored Career
Day, AHS
@ Nov. 19-20, “Tom Jones,” 8
p.m., AHS Little Theater
@ Nov. 21, “Tom Jones,” 5 p.m.,
AHS Little Theater
@ Nov. 20-21, Cody’s Books
Fundraiser (Cody’s will donate 20
percent of your net purchases,
including gift certificates, to AHS
PTA). Stores at 2454 Telegraph Ave.
or 1730 Fourth St. in Berkeley. Send
or bring receipts to AHS Main Of-
fice, 603 Key Route Blvd., Albany
94706.
Albany Middle School
@ SCRIP Orders: Support AMS
by buying Safeway certificates. Call
Karen Moss at 526-2018 or Linda
Okamoto at 525-6782.
@ Nov. 4, PTA Meeting, 7 p.m.,
AMS Library, Features: Sara Daniel-
son, new AMS Vice Principal and
PTA Survey Results
@ Noy. 20-21, Cody’s Books Fund-
raiser (Cody’s will donate 20 percent
of your net purchases, including gift
certificates, to AMS PTA). Stores at
2454 Telegraph Ave. Or 1730 Fourth
St. in Berkeley. Send or bring re-
ceipts to AMS Office, 1259 Brighton
Ave., Albany 94706.
@ Nov. 30, Parenting an Adoles-
cent: What’s Happening to Your
Child?, a parent education evening
featuring Family Therapist Ilene L..
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LOCAL CLINIC PARTICIPATING IN GLOBAL
SCHIZOPHRENIA STUDY
Berkeley, July 28, 1999 - Berkeley Therapy Institute announced today that
they have begun enrolling patients into a clinical trial of a compound being
evaluated for the treatment of schizophrenia. The study, known as ILP 3004, is
one of several in a worldwide development project known as the ReALIZe
program.
The study at Berkeley Therapy Institute is part of a clinical development
program to evaluate the efficacy and safety of an investigational drug in the
treatment of patients with schizoaffective disorder or schizophrenia.
Schizophrenia is a devastating condition, which affects nearly one percent of
the world’s population; schizophrenia is the most common and disabling of all
major mental illnesses.
Schizophrenia impairs patients’ cognitive functions causing positive
symptoms such as hallucinations and delusions, and negative symptoms such
as blunted affect and social withdrawal. The disease typically strikes in late
adolescence, with the onset of gross abnormalities in perception and an
inability to feel or express pleasure. The profound incidence of suicide among
schizophrenics is a well-documented public health problem.
Dr. Robert Dolgoff, primary investigator for this clinical trial at Berkeley
Therapy Institute, notes that “despite impressive advances in psychiatry, we still
do not have optimal treatment for schizophrenia. As many as 20% to 30% of
patients do not respond to, or get unpleasant side effects with, the medications
that are currently available. Therefore, research into new modes of treatment is
vital for patients battling this disease.
Patients participating in this ReALIZe study will receive free study medication
or placebo and will be closely monitored on a regular basis by mental health
professionals. To be eligible for participation in the trial, patients must be
between the ages of 18 and 65, diagnosed with schizophrenia and exhibiting
symptoms of the disease. In addition, participants must meet all inclusion
criteria specified in the study protocol.
To obtain further information about this ReALIZe study, please contact
Clinical Trial Coordinator Leigh Pruneau, RN, Ph.D., at (510) 841-8484, ext. 136.
Dillon MFCC, LCSW, 7:15 p.m., AMS
Library Questions may be submitted
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pL CERRITO — It has been said
t the Gold Rush is to California
4 the Civil War is to the South —
1 oe ale us who we are and its
i" and fact continues to
l yer over our collective psyche.
MP vifornia is still the Golden State
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" xed of the Gum San “Mountain
f Gold” that had been discovered
41085 the big ocean in the land of
fornia.
Sy a yeu-old man named Yee
ung Cheung came seeking the
Mountain of Gold in 1850, but soon
began using his skill as a herbalist
io tend to Chinese and non-Chinese
miners and others.
For more than 50 years, Cheung
racticed his healing arts in
California and western Nevada,
treating both the lowly and the
Bt of the California Council
for the Humanities’ “Rediscovering
California at 150” Chautauqua pre-
sentations, last week folklore schol-
ar Charlie Chin gave his one-man
erformance about the American
jife of Yee Fung Cheung at the
Contra Costa Civic Theatre.
More than 130 people attended
the free presentation, also spon-
sored by the Friends of the El
Cerrito Library and the Contra
Costa Civic Theatre. Chin first gave
an unscripted monologue in char-
acter as Yee Fung Cheung, then
answered questions from the audi-
ence both in and out of character.
“Maybe me too, I want to go see
this gold mountain,” Yee Fung
Cheung told the- audience.
Everyone in southern China was
and peo
talking about the gold strike “on
other side” across the ocean. “This
a true thing,” Cheung was told by
his many cousins and nephews.
The 25-year-old Cheung
arranged to leave his wife and four
children in Toisan, Guangdong
province and left on a ship for the
Golden Gate and San Francisco.
“Every month I’ll send some
gold home so you'll have gold too,”
he told his father, who was an
herbalist and owned an herb store.
Cheung spoke his accented and
idiomatic English from a bare stage.
The only prop was a small battered
table on which were two books, a
tea cup, a pocket watch, a wooden
herb box, and some tea canisters.
Dressed in a traditional long black
silk robe, slippers, brimless black
cap and holding a white handfan,
Cheung told his tale of gold country
life with wit and humor.
Cheung said the people from
China were amazed at all the trees
in California. “No big tree” in China
he said. Snow on the mountain tops
was a new sight for Cheung, but he
lamented some California experi-
ences: “Too much mosquito here.”
After making his way to
Sacramento and then into the gold-
fields, Cheung soon discovered that
digging for gold was hard work.
Miners who knew he came from
an herbalist family back home began
coming to him for treatment of this
and that ailment. The young man
found it was easier and even more
profitable to treat sick and injured
miners with his herbs than it was to
wrest gold from the earth. Cheung
said he made as much gold treating a
man’s injured arm in 20 minutes as
he did working several days “wash-
ing dirt” for the precious metal.
“I don’t have to look for gold —
gold come look for me,” Cheung
told the audience.
Cheung was paid in gold and
gold dust, and he soon built an
adobe cabin, with a doctor’s office
in the front, in Fiddletown on the
northern edge of Amador County,
He wrote home every month — gold
was sent east and medicinal herbs
were sent west.
“Papa — send more herbs,” he
wrote, His store and practice pros-
pered. Miners worked and fought
hard and somebody was always
getting sick or injured.
“American boy drink too much
whiskey,” Cheung observed. Bad
diet, bad habits, bad attitudes and
bad conditions resulted in plenty of
“fist wound” and “knife wound”
and cholera and dysentery for
Cheung to treat.
“They don’t like me because they
don’t know me,” Cheung said of the
non-Chinese miners, But, he point-
ed out, when a man is drowning, he
doesn’t ask his rescuer’s name —
he just grabs on for dear life. So,
over time, people of all races came
in need to Cheung’s Fiddletown
herb store. His herbs and teas and
healing poultices worked on all
races and cultures.
After a few years, Cheung began
thinking about returning home. But
then he heard news of the
Comstock silver strike near
Virginia City, Nev., and his itchy
foot again got the best of him.
Looking at the audience a little
sheepishly, Cheung said “Maybe I
go too.” Speaking the words that
settled the West, Cheung said “you
get used to excitement.”
Cheung’s American adventure
continued in Virginia City which
was full of “rough men” and “rowdy
men.” Then a friend told him “those
American people going to build big
railroad.” Once again, plans of
going home to China were forgotten
as Cheung made plans for a third
store in Sacramento to serve the
thousands of Chinese and other
workers arriving to lay the Central
Pacific tracks. “Wow — somebody
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1999
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One-man show offers immigrant’s perspective of 1850s California
has to be sick,” Cheung told himself.
“I don’t know why American
people don’t like Chinese people,”
Cheung told the audience. He noted
that Leland Stanford, as governor
of California, recommended the
expulsion of the Chinese and called
them “the dregs of Asia.”
But then one day, the Chinese
cook from the Stanford home
rushed through the streets of
Sacramento to find the famed
herbalist. Mrs. Stanford was suffer-
ing a lung disorder and “can’t
breath,” the cook told Cheung.
Cheung was found playing a
game of mah-jong at the Wah Hing
grocery store, and he rushed off to
his shop to concoct an herbal reme-
dy for the governor’s wife.
Cheung’s “special tea,” helped
Mrs. Stanford and the cook report-
ed the next day that “boss lady feel
better.” Not knowing Cheung’s real
name, the governor’s staff called
him Dr. Wah Hing, after the store he
was found in that day. Cheung was
known as Dr. Wah Hing by non-
Chinese from then on.
Sometime before 1869,
Cheung’s second son, Yee Lock
Sam, came to California with his
wife and children to become “Dr.
Wah Hing No. 2.” Cheung told the
audience that by 1904 he was “old
man already” and wanted to finally
return home to southern China.
Yee Fung Cheung retired and
returned to China in 1904. He died
in 1907, after spending most of his
life in California as a “guest of gold
mountain.” Cheung’s son stayed on
in California and sent for his young
nephew, a grandson of Yee Fung
Cheung.
Yee Fung Chung’s descendants
have been part of the California
story for four generations and they
continue to live in the Sacramento
area. His original adobe store and
house in Fiddletown in the gold
county is still standing and is open
On Sunday from 3-4 p.m. at the El
Cerrito Veterans Hall, come enjoy a
aste of theater, singing, dance and
poetry presented by award-winning
young people. Every year six young
people are selected from each county
inthe state of California to receive the
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past two years, four of Contra Costa
County’s winners have come from
est County (three of them in 1999,
one in 1998). Significantly, these
young people represent a variety of
ethnic and cultural communities.
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Bits of eggshell and
long-term memories
By Amy Chen
Unlike some of my classmates, I
had to force myself to put on a smile
and act spirited during Albany High
School’s homecoming week. For
some reason, I couldn’t seem to
muster up enough energy to set aside
my inhibitions and act crazy like my
peers.
But as a senior at Albany High, I
knew that it was tacitly expected of
me to be one of those Big Bad Se-
niors who wreak havoc at night. Af-
ter all, 1 am now one of the dreaded
upperclassmen. And as a teen-ager
in general, I’m supposed to be li-
censed in poor judgement and rash
behavior, right?
Well, I hate to disappoint you, but
I don’t even know how to drive! I
know, how embarrassing. Seventeen
years old and no license. But it kinda
makes reckless driving a little diffi-
cult, doesn’t it? Well, keep bracing
yourself because I have another con-
fession to make. The only thing that
I did with eggs last week was what
most people I know do with them —
I ate them! That’s right, I actually
had breakfast last week. Amazing,
isn’t it?
I know, how utterly boring and
unoriginal. But wait, it gets worse.
After the homecoming night activi-
ties, I went home like I was supposed
to and ... I stayed there! Unbeliev-
able, huh?
Don’t get me wrong. I too have
heard the stories of unruly teen-agers
targeting unsuspecting victims with
boxes of eggs and bottles of ketchup.
Part of me shakes my head at these
reports because they are just more ex-
amples that perpetuate the myth that
all teen-agers are wild and amoral.
But before you start calling me a
saint or checking my temperature,
let me explain the other side of me
that envies these people who live it
up at night. To put it simply, I envy
them because they’re living a high
school experience that I’m not.
This feeling of missing out on
something was a motivating factor
in why I forsook my individuality and
dressed up as a twin last week. It
also helps to explain why I gulped
down my embarrassment and wore
my mom’s hideously yellow 1970s
house dress for flashback day. Heck,
I even rolled out of bed and wore my
pajamas to school for pajama day.
Actually, I didn’t mind that so
much because I was comfortable,
which is more than I can say for my
mom’s polyester dress. Come to
think of it, I may have been a little
too comfortable in my blue robe and
pajamas because I found myself nod-
ding off in class more often than
usual.
Regardless, I dressed up because
for a while now, I’ve been worrying
that 20 years from now, I’ll look back
on my high school years and won-
der, “Why didn’t I participate more
in the activities?”
You see, I recently attended the
20-year reunion for Albany High’s
Class of 1979. At the reunion, the for-
mer Cougars were kind enough to
impart their wisdom to me. Their
general piece of advice was to enjoy
high school while it lasts because it
only happens once.
Taking their words of wisdom to
heart as best as I could, I even at-
tended the night rally in the Albany
Middle School gymnasium, where I
managed to ignore my inhibitions
long enough to scream and shout
along with the rest of my classmates.
I have to admit it was sort of in-
vigorating to cease being an indi-
vidual while becoming just another
member of the Class of 2000.
Last week, I heard a teacher speak
of the mob mentality and how it seems
to make people act bolder. I have to
wonder if that’s what homecoming
week indirectly creates in Albany.
But for now, the only remnants of
homecoming are the bits of eggshell
left on the sidewalk and the strained
relations between the high school and
community. It’s sort of sad to see how
something so all-encompassing while
it’s happening can disappear so
quickly after it’s over. But most of all,
I have to wonder: Was it worth it?
If you ask me, you'll get a re-
sounding “no.” After all, the eggshells
will eventually wash away. As for the
strained community relations, I’m
not so sure. All I know is that
grudges have the annoying habit of
enduring much longer than anyone
would expect. And more often than
not, teen-agers are the ones that get
short-changed. I should know. I’m
one of them, remember?
Amy Chen is editor of The Cougar,
the student newspaper at Albany
High School.
All gave some,
some gave all
By Gary Villalba
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY VETERAN
SERVICES OFFICER
As we honor our veterans of the
last Veterans Day of the 20th Cen-
tury, I believe that it is appropriate
to acknowledge some fundamental
truths regarding their sacrifice and
service the past 100 years.
Our veterans are principally re-
sponsible for America being the most
free and prosperous nation on Earth.
Our veterans served to defend
freedom, liberty and our sacred Con-
stitution. They never went to war to
conquer and subject others to
tyranny and suppression. They went
to liberate.
Our veterans represent men and
women of all ethnic, socio-economic,
political and religious backgrounds.
They have proved time and again
that people from diverse back-
grounds can unite for noble purpose
and cause.
Our veterans know the cost of
freedom is very high. Hundreds of
thousands of Americans have died,
with hundreds of thousands more re-
turning with physical and mental dis-
abilities incurred in battle on land,
at sea and in the air.
Millions of Americans such as the
parents, spouses, children, brothers,
sisters, aunts, uncles, cousins and
friends of our veterans have also ex-
perienced profound bereavement
and loss. Also, we shall never forget
the fact that approximately 90,000
POW/MIA's remains are still unac-
counted for.
Our veterans were essential dur-
ing the implementation of the benev-
olent American policy to bestow sov-
ereignty back to the defeated
aggressor nations that were bent on
the conquest of other peoples as
demonstrated during World Wars I
and II.
Furthermore, our veterans as-
sisted in the generous economic
restoration of Europe twice during
the 20th century (i.e. Marshall Plan
of World War II) and Japan after
World War II.
Our veterans are an excellent
source to locate true heroes. They
can be found in most families, neigh-
borhoods, places of worship and in
the work place. They tend to be hum-
ble people who often keep their ex-
traordinary and horrific experiences
to themselves.
Since 1946, the Board of Super-
visors of Contra Costa County has
supported the County Veteran Ser-
vices Offices. They have extended
the honor and privilege for my staff
and I to be of service to our veter-
ans, their dependents and survivors.
We look forward to continued ser-
vice and advocacy in the 21st cen-
tury.:
Our veterans represent the most
shining example of the American
spirit and generosity,. As the saying
goes, “All gave some and some gave
all.” To all the veterans who served
during war and peacetime and to
those in uniform today waiting to an-
swer the call, thank you and may
God bless you and yours.
HILLS NEWSPAPERS
GENERAL MANAGER * RUTH MARICICH
EDITOR * CHRIS TREADWAY
ALBANY °
THE JOURNAL
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1999
pinion
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Give SRO proposal
a chance to work
Iam writing in response to Dave Greer’s thought-
ful and pragmatic column (Journal, Oct. 29) con-
ceming the proposed School Resource Officer (SRO)
for Albany High School.
I thoroughly support the SRO concept and ap-
plaud Police Chief Larry Murdo for his efforts and
Mr. Greer to alert the community to the issues sur-
rounding the SRO concept.
My son, Michael Koehn, graduated from AHS
in 1993. One day at lunch time when he was a ju-
nior, he was attacked, robbed, and thrown to the
ground with a “gun” (which later proved to be a
very realistic phony) held to his head. The attack-
ers were a group of high school dropouts from
Berkeley and Oakland.
Michael stumbled into the school office and then-
principal Virginia Behm gave chase to the assailants
in her car. They were eventually arrested by the
Berkeley police, and it was determined that the
leader of the group had a long history of criminal
activity, including beating for hire.
I was furious that it was apparently not safe for
my son to be on the school grounds. We had always
considered our neighborhood and our schools about
the safest places atound.
I went to the school officials (including Les
Rogers, mentioned in Mr. Greer’s column), the
school board, and to Chief Murdo.
All admitted that outsiders were a continuing
problem, and that AHS was right on the corridor
between Oakland and Richmond for many unsa-
vory individuals and gangs. I asked for increased
police presence and did notice, for a time, that po-
lice cars were more in evidence around the bas-
ketball courts, which is where the incident occurred.
But this didn’t last.
In addition to this incident, I remember Michael
telling me that drug dealing and drug use went on
all the time around AHS, and that was in the early
1990s. How could we think it would be less so now?
Those who talk of “war zones” and “police states”
in connection with the SRO concept have their heads
in the clouds and eyes closed, in my opinion.
The SRO concept, if carefully conceived, could
not only increase the safety of our high school stu-
dents, but also serve as a diversion that could stop
certain criminal behavior before it occurs.
Assuming that the SRO had appropriate train-
ing, including counseling and referral techniques,
the SRO could be a powerful advocate for troubled
young people and could refer them to get the help
they might need ,be it drug rehab, family counsel-
ing, and so on.
I seriously hope that the SRO proposal is given
a chance to work. It could spare other families the
trauma we suffered when Michael was attacked.
Suzanne Stroh
Albany
More thoughts
about lower Solano
As a long-time Albany resident and lower-Solano
customer, I have three points I'd like to address re-
garding the appearance of the street. I believe that
in the long run, lower Solano will thrive or not de-
pending on how attractive it is for the sort of strolling-
browsing customer that typifies this street. My con-
cern is with the street tree plantings and the lighting.
First, the loss of the big eucalyptus trees was a
massive blow to the beauty of the street, one that
will be mitigated only slowly as the new trees gain
size. However, many of the trees planted are de-
ciduous, Albany has much beautiful strolling weather
in the winter , and a denuded streetscape will not
have the sparkle of leafy trees against blue skies,
nor the comfort of fresh green against grey skies,
that might have prevailed if evergreen species had
been used throughout.
Second, it is most unfortunate that at the very
time the sidewalk “bulges” at intersections were ex-
panded to be pedstrian friendly, the planter-boxes
that used to be in these areas, many with beautiful,
evergreen magnolia trees, were eliminated and re-
placed with solid cement.
The intersections look barren and uninviting.
Even where cafe owners, such as Grace Baking,
have put out benches and tables, it doesn't feel good
to be there without the trees.
Also, Solano is a business street, unusual and
charming in the way it is intimately adjoined to res-
idential areas generally just one or two lots away
around the corner. It was really nice to have mod-
erate-sized, densely green trees buffer the view of
traffic and commerce as one looks up toward Solano
from the cross streets. Now they are gone and the
graceful interface is gone.
Here is one vote for cutting a hole right in the
middle of the cement bulges and replacing the
planters! People used to sit down on them or rest
their backpacks there, especially children and our
teens. This provided a feeling of the street welcoming
lingering pedestrians, of being visited, not just passed
by.
Finally, the new green street “furniture” (light
standards, trash receptacles, benches) is very hand-
some, but the bulbs in the lights are rather cold and
unpleasant in color. As an extreme example, the
lamp just east of the BART overpass is downright
blue-violet in color. Why ever was this stark illumi-
nation used, instead of the soft, warm rosy glow of
sodium lamps? Very similar lamp standards were
used in the highly successful development at Fourth
Street in Berkeley, but with a warm-toned bulb, and
the effect is more attractive.
I would hope some of these defects in this oth-
erwise beneficial renewal of the city’s infrastructure
can be corrected over time. And even more, I hope
that as the sewer project is extended east, a dedi-
cated effort will be made to save our wonderful trees,
both the eucalyptus and the magnolias. Somehow
Albany has never learned how to regard its trees as
vital. We have seen mature trees hacked down in
front of the new high school site just last week!
Surely those trees would have been a wonderful or-
nament to the new school once it is done. It took
decades to grow them. Dare I say, we could stand
to learn something from Berkeley about preserving
our trees.
As to the lights, please no more blue-white bulbs!
Ambience is everything on a street like Solano, and
the industrial-fluorescent look is not what we want.
Julie Graves
Albany
Thank you to supporters
I want to thank all of the people who supported
my candidacy for the El Cerrito City Council —vol-
unteers, contributors and voters.
T also want to thank the wonderful people of El
Cerrito who welcomed me into their homes and lis-
tened to what I believe were the issues in this cam-
paign and the solutions I had to offer.
I remember the 95-year-old man on the hill who
told me he kept fit by painting his home and stack-
ing wood; the woman whose dog Pee Wee barked
till the children coming home from school stopped
to pet him; the man who had lost his wife of 50 years
on Oct. 15 and just needed a hug; the lady who told
me the history of her garden and gave me a tour of
the ponds and rock waterfalls.
As I walked the precincts, I was also struck by
the beauty of El Cerrito — our trim manicured
homes, our hills with creeks and mini-forests and
our beautiful views.
I came away from this campaign more than ever
convinced that El Cerrito is a city on the verge of a
major rebirth. All we need to do is bring the shop-
ping amenities that our residents seek else-
where to make El Cerrito the home we all want it
to be.
Bea O'Keefe
Hi Cerrito
A very big thank you
An extraordinary number of new and old friends
gave generously of their time, energy and money
in support of my campaign for El Cerrito City Coun-
cil. An even greater number of you gave me your
vote.
Thank you to each and every one of you. Your
generosity on behalf of El Cerrito and on my behalf
is greatly appreciated.
Words cannot convey how much you have en-
Tiched my life.
Ilook forward to working with you and our new
City Council in serving El Cerrito.
Letitia Moore
EI Cerrito
Another boring mall
I spoke to a candidate for City Council today and
was appalled when she said that Bed Bath and Be-
yond would be one of the new tenants of the El Cer-
rito Plaza. Another stupid boring mall. I have to get
in the car to go to the El Cerrito Plaza. I could go
just a few miles further to a Bed Bath and Beyond.
Why another here?
I have just returned from Adelaide, Australia. I
loved their city. They had a street closed and used
just for pedestrians. There were little arcades lead-
ing off with wonderful little shops and loads and
loads of interesting restaurants. There was a large
department store on this street but it did not dom-
inate.
This candidate said the stores on the south of
the plaza were staying. Good thinking. Kit and Ca-
boodle and the Junket are two of my favorite places.
Talso like the craft store, the bead store, and the
bookstore. See’s candy store is wonderful. I
do miss Swenson’s ice cream parlor.
I was in Kinabalo, Malaysia, earlier this year
and was struck by the wonderful apartment
complex that was there. The apartments were
arranged around the outer edge, leaving the
center open. Under the apartments were small
shops and restaurants. The center area filled
at noon with people selling from carts. Mostly
fresh cut fruit ready to eat. It was so well done.
I loved to wonder around it. Spent half a day
in the stationary store.
We need more small shops not huge stores
that one sees in every mall. Look at the suc-
cess of Fourth Street in Berkeley. I love the
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Reading, Writing and Renewal
By Nick Despota
Note: Nick Despota is the editor of the
most wonderful newsletter of the East Rich-
mond Neighborhood Council VIEWS. The
following article by Nick appeared in the
November edition and he has graciously
allowed me to reprint it here. As alluded
to in the article which follows, ERNC has
taken an active interest in its neighbor-
hood schools. It its the kind of community
involvement our schools urgently need dis-
trictwide. — Glen Price
There are two reasons people care
about their neighborhood schools: Because
their children are enrolled in them or will
be soon. Or because, school-age kids or
not, they understand that schools tend to
improve, stabilize or drag down their com-
munities, But in either case, the smart peo-
ple adopt the long view.
Because Rich Avalos and Dean Kara-
halios are smart people, and because they
are school principals, they specialize in
long views. They have to. It takes years to
develop a capable staff and sound cur-
riculum. It take years for children to learn
to read, reason, and calculate. It takes years
to cultivate productive relationships with
neighboring communities, On all of these
matters, the principals of Mira Vista Ele-
mentary and Adams Middle School had
much to say at last month’s East Rich-
mond Neighborhood Council meeting.
To appreciate Mira Vista’s present situ-
ation, you need to know a little about its past.
Inthe wake of the 1991 district bankruptcy,
our neighborhood's only public elementary
school faced declining enrollments and a
district administration on the lookout for
budget savings through school closures.
But thanks to the commitment of par-
ents, lobbying from the ERNC, and espe-
cially the solid work of MV’s administra-
tion and staff, the school doors stayed open
to accommodate more and more children.
Four years ago, enrollment was at 208.
Today it stands at capacity, 383 — ap-
proaching a doubling.
But as principal Karahalios pointed out,
the bottom line enrollment number is only
part of the story. When Karahalios started
nearly five years ago, one out of every two
students lived within the East Richmond
neighborhood boundaries.
Today, that ratio is two out of three.
More neighborhood students mean
stronger ties between the school and the
community. This in turn builds the syner-
gies that benefit everyone. The clearest ex-
ample of this has been the successful ef-
fort to remove Mira Vista field from the
for-sale list, and the subsequent creation
of gardens here that serve both as a learn-
ing resource for students and as an envi-
ronmental preserve for the community.
There are others examples: neighbor-
hood volunteers help out in the library, as-
sist in craft activities, and lend a hand with
outdoor projects.
But good schools do more than just
survive. They help their students make
strong academic strides. Two months ago
we reported that Mira Vista had chalked
up impressive gains in standardized
achievement tests. Averaged across all sub-
ject areas, its students had increased their
scores about 8.5 percent over last year,
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But Mira Vista’s principal doesn’t mea-
sure achievement only through test scores:
“1 sleep well. I feel that the kids are safe
and nurtured, and that they’re learning
here, I like the ethnic mix and the com-
munity support. We're going down the
right path,” he said.
Rich Avalos, Adams Middle School
principal, also believes he is leading his
school down the right path, but it’s a much
tougher terrain. Not only are the students
older, sixth- through eighth-graders, but
they come from backgrounds that are
more varied and, often, more challenged.
While Mira Vista draws most of its stu-
dents from East Richmond, Adams’ stu-
dents come from throughout the city. Of
the six “feeder schools” that supply Adams
students, five are Title 1 schools; that is, they
receive federal assistance because students
achieve well below national standards.
And while we may appreciate our city’s
multi-cultural profile, we must also ac-
knowledge its costs: while nationwide 3
percent of all elementary grade students
are designated LEP-”limited English profi-
ciency”— at Adams the figure is 20 percent.
Adams’ students must clear some big
hurdles if they are to close the academic
gap that separates them from other schools.
The good news is that they're doing it.
Look at the standardized test scores of
sixth-graders, that is, students in their first
year at Adams. They rank around the ninth
percentile on a nationwide scale. However,
average scores of seventh- and eighth-
grade Adams students jump to around the
30th or 40th percentile — a remarkable
accomplishment.
We can see the same trend within a
single grade. Seventh-grade students who
entered the school the previous year scored
approximately 10 percent higher on the
Stanford Achievement test than those who
entered in the current school year
Test scores, however, do not represent
how these gains are being made. The im-
provement of reading abilities is at the
core. A special program known as Read-
ing Renaissance stresses the crucial role
of reading practice, and harnesses tech-
nology to assist in testing and record-keep-
ing.
It comes down to this: learning to read
requires practice, instruction, testing, and
more practice. The cycle must be repeated
again and again. Lest this sound like one
of those prescriptions that everyone
preaches but no one follows, consider this:
two years ago 50 books were checked out
of the Adams library every week. Now
250 books are checked out every day.
Of course there is more: after-school
tutoring, conflict resolution training, coun-
seling, and a growing list of extracurricu-
lar clubs.
An important piece to the Adams plan
is now in development. It will address not
the development of skills but rather the
kindling of desire, of motivation. It is a cur-
riculum reform known as the Adams
Academies and Career Consortium.
Helped along by the award of a three-
year, $1.4 million grant, next fall Adams
will open as a school organized into five
academies. Quoting from the Adams Mid-
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mies will give all students the opportunity
to choose the kind of school program that
fits their interests and talents. These five
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have a particular learning focus.” They
are: media and communications; business,
service and commerce; history and sci-
ence; humanities, culture and language;
and visual and performing arts.
When the new middle school on Mac-
donald Avenue opens in two years, stu-
dents who now have to travel long dis-
tances to Adams will attend the new
school. The new middle school and Adams
will have a greater opportunity to estab-
lish strong connections to the neighbor-
hoods they serve.
Going to school can be likened to build-
ing a bridge, a bridge that can take the
learner from the present to the future. But
construction skills alone won't accomplish
the task. The builder must also have a
sense of where that bridge can take her.
This requires an act of the imagination.
The Adams Academies —and in a larger
sense, all the innovations and effort at both
Mira Vista and Adams — are dedicated to
fostering that imagination.
Remember, the smart people take the
long view.
Two newcomers win seats Qy
West County School Board
By Alma D. Velazquez
Two names familiar to local edu-
cators but new on the political scene
won in Tuesday’s race for two seats
on the West Contra Costa Unified
school district board, ousting an in-
cumbent in the process.
Patricia Player, who taught for 33
years in West County schools, out-
distanced all other candidates, gar-
nering nearly 30 percent of the vote
with all 101 precincts reporting.
George Harris III, a 36-year-old Rich-
mond attorney and a product of the dis-
trict’s schools, also won, with 21.9 per-
cent of the vote, or 10,107 votes.
Neither Player nor Harris has served
in public office.
Adrienne Harris-Pitts, the only in-
cumbent in the race, was the closest of
the other six candidates, 4,000 votes be-
hind Harris.
Harris-Pitts had raised the most
money of the eight candidates, a fact that
in part spurred an organized campaign
to oust her.
Voters Tuesday faced one of the most
crowded fields in recent memory for a
district grappling with hefty fiscal and
academic challenges.
Five of the eight hopefuls for the five-
member board had never sought public of-
fice. Two were making a second bid for the
seeking a second term.
Trustee Diane Easton decided not to
seek a third term.
At the heart of the campaign were is-
sues of teacher retention in a district that
each year has been forced to replace
around 200 teachers; student perfor-
mance in a district with traditionally low
test scores; and debate over efforts to
lobby Gov. Gray Davis to forgive $1.8 mil-
lion the district continues to repay each
year from a 1991 state bailout.
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included Player; Harris; Kathy Hen-
nig, head of purchasing at City Col-
lege of San Francisco; Ronald
Bolden, an administrator in the Oak-
land Unified School District; John
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“We all came out of the gym and we
were standing there ready to leave, then
I looked up and saw three shadows
across the street,” Jorjani said.
“Eggs started splattering and people
started screaming and I felt something
hit my eye, so I ran inside. The entire left
side of my head was throbbing like if I
was hit by a bowling ball,” the 16-year-
old said.
In a sign of the times, Jorjani spent
two hours waiting for care in an emer-
gency room. Her iris was scratched and
a potentially dangerous blood clot gave
rise to concern, but doctors now say she
will make a full recovery.
“Personally, I love homecoming,” Jor-
jani said, though she missed the rest of
the week of school. “?’'m not bitter or any-
thing. It’s not like they saw me and said
‘let’s damage her eye.”
“Tt was clear to us from the beginning
that in order for homecoming to be a suc-
cess, it would require the support of the
entire community,” wrote AHS Principal
Gloria Galindo in a letter to parents.
“Float building was canceled because
neither the senior nor junior classes were
able to find anyone to volunteer their
home for this activity. We concluded from
this that perhaps parents were not en-
thusiastic about this activity,” Galindo
said.
But teachers and students and ad-
ministrators tried to give the celebration
another go Wednesday night, gathering
at the old middle school park for the an-
nual powderpuff football game.
Though an agreement was made with
the city a month before, for some reason
that night the lights at the park did not
work. Despite efforts to override the timer,
which city officials later said was the
cause of the problem, students and teach-
ers were left in the dark.
Hundreds of young people gathered
on the field, many grumbling and sus-
pecting a deliberate effort by the city to
sabotage the event.
“Last year the lights did not come on
for an hour for powderpuff,” Student
Body President Oriana Hair said. “A lot
of students thought the city was opposed
to homecoming and that they didn’t want
it to happen.”
Despite efforts to fix the lights, AHS
Vice Principal Randy Booker finally gave
up and was forced to ask the teens to
leave.
The news was not well received.
Booker sensed a growing anger
among many of the students, and called
the police as a precautionary measure,
A group of students near Booker be-
came aggressive, he said. Then suddenly
—without warming — a hard object flew
through the air and stuck him in the mid-
dle of his back. Doctors later said it prob-
ably hit his sciatic nerve.
“] fell to the ground, and once that
happened, the kids left,” Booker said.
The following day in school, the young
vice principal said “I got a lot of support
from the kids. They were angry and up-
set that I got hit.”
With the parade canceled, student
leaders decided to hold the powderpuff
game just after noon at Memorial Field
on Friday following a minimum day.
Enthusiastic and determined to help
students salvage the week, Booker offi-
ciated the girls flag football game, joined
by art teacher Ed Hill.
Superintendent Gary Mills was there
as well, enjoying the hotly contested
games.
“A handful of young people caused
some serious problems this week,” he
said. “Obviously young people were dis-
appointed when they couldn't have the
float houses and when they couldn't get
the lights to work for the powder puff
game.
“Some folks didn’t handle that very
well,” Mills said. “But given the situation,
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N erans Day. When I was a kid,
it used to be called Armistice
Day, to commemorate the day World
War I ended.
Actually, the Germans sued for
peace a few days earlier. But the
Allied high command decided for
symbolic reasons to delay the ces-
sation of hostilities so that the war
would officially end on the 11th
minute of the 11th hour of the 11th
day of the 11th month.
_. Cute, huh? The only hitch was
that the killing continued to go on
until that 11th hour. Who knows
how many hundreds of soldiers died
just for a public relations gimmick?
As the years passed, the sym-
bolic value of Armistice Day gradu-
ally faded, as it became clear that
World War I was not going to be
“the war to end all wars,” after all.
So I have no problem with re-
naming it Veterans Day. But when I
think of veterans, it isn’t the dough-
boys of World War I who come to
mind; it’s the G.I.s of World War II.
In my book, there is no title in the
world as honorable as “G.I.” Dukes,
earls, princes and kings can all take
a back seat to these guys. There
should be not one but two new na-
tional holidays: Dec. 7 and June 6. (If
you have to ask what they stand for,
it proves my argument.)
Shortly after D-Day, the great
war correspondent Ernie Pyle be-
gan his column with the words, “In
this column I want to tell you what
the opening of the second front en-
tailed, so that you can know and
appreciate and forever be humbly
grateful to those both dead and
alive who did it for you.”
And that’s my purpose in writ-
ing this column, too.
Bee
Curiously, the G.I.s don’t think of
themselves as heroes, despite the fact
that they have stories that would
make your hair stand on end.
Take a guy like Andy Mousalimas
of Oakland, who parachuted over
and over behind Nazi lines in occu-
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duct cloak-and-dagger operations.
Or Col. Robert Morgan, pilot of
the B-17 Superfortress, the Memphis
Belle, the first American bomber to
survive 25 missions over Germany.
Or John Togashi of Palo Alto, a
member of the 442nd Regimental
Combat Team, the Japanese-Ameri-
can regiment that earned more
medals than any other unit in the
entire history of the United States
military.
Not one of them will admit to
being a hero. They always hand me
the same line: “I’m no hero; I was
just doing my job.”
I’ve thought long and hard about
why they feel this way, and I think I
know the answer. To them, the real
heroes are their buddies who never
came back. In a way, they’re em-
barrassed to be receiving such adu-
lation for merely surviving.
But they are not the final judges.
We — their children, grandchildren
and, in some cases, their great-
grandchildren — will ultimately
make that call. And in our eyes,
they are heroes indeed.
Bee
Besides their modesty, there’s an-
other thing these heroes have in
common: their infinite gentleness. I
have never met less macho men in
my life, It’s as if they saw so much
violence in the war, they decided to
spend the rest of their lives spread-
ing peace. Col. Morgan, for instance,
has spent his post-war years rescu-
ing abused English sheepdogs.
Here’s another example. A few
years ago I was having lunch at
Jack London Square with Mr. To-
gashi and four or five other veter-
ans of the 442nd. The waitress was
having a really bad day. When she
brought our meals, they turned out
to be stuff nobody had ordered.
I was all for sending the food
back to the kitchen. But Mr. Togashi
and his buddies demurred. “So
what if it isn’t what we ordered?”
they said. “It’s still edible, isn’t it?”
Finally, it hit me: When you’ve
done what they’ve done, you don’t
have to push an overworked waitress
around to prove you're a real man.
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442nd Regimental Combat Team
earned so many medals: They were
given the most dangerous jobs to
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do. As a Japanese-American unit,
they were deemed expendable.
Most of them had volunteered
from euphemistically termed “relo-
cation camps,” where they and
their families were imprisoned for
the duration of the war. Never
mind that they were American citi-
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or sabotage ever took place during
the whole war.
Their officers above the lieu-
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Hawaiian term for Caucasian. Some
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the 442nd’s beloved commanding of-
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because I hate him so much. Ac-
cording to author Lyn Crost in his
book “Honor by Fire,” Dahlquist
used the men of the 442nd as can-
non fodder. He didn’t care how
many of them got killed, as long as
it meant good headlines for him.
The most shocking example was
the 442nd’s most famous exploit,
the rescue of the famous “Lost
Batallion” near Biffontaine, France,
on Oct. 27-28, 1944.
The Lost Batallion was a unit of
211 Texans who had gotten trapped
behind German lines. The only way
to rescue them was to charge up a
steep mountain, with the Germans
heavily entrenched in well-con-
cealed positions on top, pouring
everything they had down on the
heads of the 442nd. It was a suicide
mission, and everyone knew it.
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A few days later, Dahlquist in-
vited the press to take pictures
while he held a dress parade in the
town square to celebrate “his” big
victory. Only a fraction of the men
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rebuked their officers for spoiling
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sesses needs for all grades from
K-12.
Others opposed to the SRO pro-
posal argued there is a great need
for more counselors both at AHS and
district-wide, including those with
expertise in conflict resolution. Sev-
eral speakers also cited the need for
more traffic officers to enforce speed
limits on busy arteries like Marin and
Solano Avenues as well.
At least one speaker questioned
how AHS students would feel about
the presence of an armed officer on
campus.
Former mayor Bob Nichols said
the meeting showed how “polarized”
residents are regarding views about
what a police officer is and does.
He spoke about the benefits de-
rived from Drug Awareness Resis-
tance Education, a program offered
to young people by Officer Ron Ben-
net. “This is the greatest thing,” he
said, asserting the need for young
people to get to know police officers
personally.
The proposed SRO program
would give kids a chance to confide
in someone they could trust, Nicols
argued,
Many supporters of the proposal
said young people need to learn to
trust police officers and see them as
friends. An officer at AHS would do
a lot to accomplish such goals as well
as provide counseling and conflict
resolution, they opined.
Several residents pointed to re-
cent reports of violent incidents at
AHS as compelling reasons to sta-
tion a police officer there. They as-
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liceman might prevent a serious
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incident from occurring. Others,
however, pointed out there were
armed guards at Colubine when stu-
dents were murdered there.
“This is not Pleasantville,” one
woman said, while others asserted
that “Albany does not exist in a bub-
ble.”
Several SRO supporters chided
opponents to the program, individu-
als they characterized as having a
“60s-like” view of cops.
“I am not anti-police,” said Karen
Carlson Olsen, a recently appointed
member of a special panel to study
the SRO proposal. But she nonethe-
less questions the proposal.
“T question whether the district
should spend $100,000 for an armed
police officer at Albany High before
they take a systematic look at what
is needed for all schools, grades K-
12,” she said.
“Would counseling be more ben-
eficial?” she asked, noting that cur-
rently there are only two counselors
at AHS, both of whom spend most
of their time dealing with college-re-
lated issues,
But long time resident and local
merchant Ray Anderson asked if a
dollar value could be put on the life
of a child. If one student’s life was
saved by having an SRO at AHS, it
would be worth the cost, he said.
Anderson said years ago the in-
tersection at San Pablo Avenue and
Buchanan/Marin was unsafe. There
were compliants, he said, though
nothing was done. A little girl was
killed there crossing the street, he
said, adding that a traffic light was
subsequently installed.
Other opponents of the SRO pro-
posal said there is an effort to justify
the SRO program instead of an ef-
fort to study student and district
needs, establish goals, then develop
a program to accomplish them.
Police Chief Larry Murdo was
questioned about specific provisions
of the proposed SRO contract in-
cluding its costs, and the fiscal re-
sponsibilities of the district under the
contract.
He was also asked Murdo if there
would be any penalties if the district
“pulled out” of the program, an op-
tion proponents said existed under
terms of the contract.
“A grant is a contract, and con-
tract law always presumes good faith
between parties,” Murdo said. “If the
recipient arbitrarily and capriciously
withdraws from the conditions and
terms of the grant, they can be held
responsible.”
Carlson Olsen said the contract
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was chicken and chow mein and high
hopes. Win, lose or draw, people at the
party stood with their candidate.
At Abelson’s house, her 9-year-old
daughter Sarah greeted friends and sup-
porters as they came in the door.
The table was laden with all kinds of
foods and hors d’oeuvres, and the can-
didate laughed and talked with friends.
Husband Howard, a former council mem-
ber, was in the kitchen in front of a com-
puter screen linked to the county elec-
tions office.
At the Perka-O’Keefe campaign party,
a large writing board stood in the living
room. As poll numbers came in, totals
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e bond would require two-
is voter approval to pass.
Brusatori and Councilman Larry
fon said the staff reports on the
m Center bond measure were
ing in some aspects.
BBnsatori wanted more informa-
fabout how community fund rais-
forts could “buy down” the
amount. Damon wanted more
mation on such matters as how
feel tax would compare in cost
general obligation (ad valorem)
here were also questions about
possibility of how corporate
ships and grant monies could
plided in the Swim Center fund-
The fact is, many health plans are designed around adults, not children.
How does your health plan treat kids? Ask questions. Find out if your plan:
ing mix. The question of whether or
not city reserves should be used to
reduce the bond amount was dis-
cussed, but no decision was made.
A part of the staff report that dis-
cusses how other communities, in-
cluding Mill Valley and Richmond,
have used community fund-raising
for civic facilities was missing from
Brusatori’s information packet.
Brusatori was able to read the in-
formation during last Monday’s
meeting and said it was helpful, but
she said more staff work was nec-
essary.
Early in the meeting, Brusatori
gave City Attorney Howard Stern a
campaign door flier supporting City
Council candidates Janet Abelson
and Letitia Moore that she said vio-
lated fair-campaign practices.
Brusatori said the piece did not
identify what group paid for the
piece as required by city ordinance.
“Frankly, I cannot sit here very
comfortably and go forward at this
time. I would like to wait until we
have the election tomorrow. I would
like to wait and see who’s on the
council,” Brusatori said after voicing
her concerns about the staff report
and what she called a campaign “hit
piece” mailed out late last week.
“I would like the people who put
out that piece to really think about
if what this is what we want to do in
El Cerrito,” Brusatori said before
making her motion to table the Swim
Center bond measure issue.
When it was his turn to speak, La
Force said he thought Brusatori was
going to refer to a campaign piece
from the Kathleen Perka camp. That
piece was available at Monday’s
meeting and is a drawing of Perka
carrying a flag and taking the high
road while opponents Abelson and
Moore and others follow “king” La
Force and carry a bucket of mud.
“Mean spirited nay sayers” a banner
reads.
La Force talked about the Swim
Center funding issues, but noted that
at least four of the five council mem-
bers have to approve the measure
for the ballot.
“I have a hunch that there’s not
going to be the four votes here given
the motion to table,” La Force said.
An earlier motion to table the mat-
ter was supported by Brusatori and
Damon.
At one point in the meeting, City
Manager Gary Pokorny said staff
“does get very tired of being the
whipping boy” for community pol-
icy decisions that, he said, have noth-
ing to do with staff work.
“We'll be glad to provide what-
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don't think it’s a lack of technical in-
formation that is causing the prob-
lem tonight, and I respectfully dis-
like the allegation that somehow it’s
staff’s fault that we’re unable to
make a decision,” Pokorny told the
council. “I think the staff has done
the best job they can, and if that is
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were written under the four candidates’
names.
Friends and supporters enjoyed plenty
of goodies to eat and drink while elec-
tion results were monitored on television
and computer. “Kathie and Bea Con-
gratulations on a Job Well Done,” read a
cake on the dining room table.
“I was positive from the get-go andJ
know that we ran a hard-fought cam-
paign,” Perka said Wednesday morning.
“We stayed positive and kept to our mes-
sage and tried to connect with every voter
and I really think that that paid off.”
Perka said she will work with every-
one on the new City Council. “I'm going
to work to improve this community.”
Tuesday while watching election re-
turns, supporter Larry Damon and Perka
celebrated with a “high five” for a pho-
tograph. They said the picture would
recreate a similar photo they made two
years ago when Damon won a place on
the City Council. 2
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Judge prepares to decide on hospital merge,
Price of care in East Bay could rise by 10 percent if Summit-Alta Bates deal is approved, says state lawyer
By Ethan Rarick
SAN FRANCISCO — The ques-
tion of whether two large East Bay
hospitals should be allowed to merge
was put into the hands of a federal
judge in San Francisco Tuesday af-
ter a week-long trial.
USS. District Judge Maxine Ches-
ney did not say when she will rule
on the state’s bid for an injunction
blocking the proposed merger be-
tween Summit Medical Center in
Oakland and Alta Bates Medical Cen-
ter in Berkeley.
East Bay residents would pay
more for hospital care if the medical
centers are allowed to merge, a
lawyer for the state Department of
Justice told a federal judge Monday.
But lawyers for the hospitals said
the merger would help maintain
choices for consumers by saving
Summit from bankruptcy. They also
argued that hospitals in Contra Costa
and elsewhere would still provide
plenty of competition.
The comments came during clos-
ing arguments of a five-day trial in
which state antitrust lawyers asked
Chesney to block the merger.
Chesney will get a few more writ-
ten documents from both sides, then
issue a written decision.
The two hospitals, which are just
three miles apart, struck the merger
deal almost a year ago after months
of negotiations.
Sutter Health, a Sacramento-
based hospital system that already
runs 26 facilities, including Alta
Bates, agreed to acquire Summit and
operate the combined facility as Sut-
ter Health East Bay.
Both sites would stay open, and
Sutter promised to pour $450 million
into improvements at the two facili-
ties during the next 10 years.
The Federal Trade Commission
accepted the deal, but California At-
torney General Bill Lockyer decided
to go to court, arguing that it would
violate antitrust laws.
“The merger of Summit will sub-
stantially lessen competition for
acute hospital services in the inner
East Bay,” Lockyer’s deputy, John
Donhoff, told the judge during the
closing argument. “The parties them-
selves and their customers admit it,
their competitors swear to it and the
economic analyses prove it.” By gob-
bling up its biggest competition in
the area, Sutter will be able to raise
prices at Summit, which now pro-
vides cheaper services than Alta _
Bates and provides a check on price
increases, Donhoff said.
The situation would only worsen
if Kaiser closes its Oakland hospital,
which could happen as early as next
year.
Projecting copies of documents
onto a big screen in the courtroom,
Donhoff showed Chesney a series of
memos from insurers and employ-
ers saying they were concerned
about hospital price hikes and other
problems if the merger goes through.
Donhoff even used Sutter’s own
documents against it, at one point
showing a fake Monopoly game
board produced by the chain during
an earlier takeover of Eden Medical
Center in Castro Valley. Across the
middle, the board bears the legend,
“The East Bay Monopoly Game.”
Donhoff also produced a memo in
which one official from the chain ad-
vocated a “take no prisoners” pric-
ing system.
“Looking underneath the testi-
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garden party
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Kensington Hilltop Elementary
School will be holding its annual fall
fund-raiser, “The Garden Party,” on
Saturday evening, Nov. 13. This fund-
raiser helps to pay for the school’s
science, computer, art, vocal music,
and Oceans Week programs, as well
as for necessary materials and sup-
plies that the West Contra Costa
School District is unable to provide.
For the event, parent volunteers
will transform the Unitarian Univer-
salist Church of Berkeley (in Kens-
ington) into a lovely garden setting,
complete with elegant floral arrange-
ments and topiaries. Fine local restau-
rants, including Cesar and Masse’s
Pastries, will feature guest chefs at
the event. Luscious appetizers and
delicious desserts will be prepared by
parents. Live music throughout the
evening will include Jeanne Walpole
Crooms playing classical piano mu-
sic, and the Just Say Jazz quintet
playing toe-tapping jazz standards.
The evening will also feature a
silent and a live auction.
_ The community is also invited to
attend the event, which begins at 5:30
p.m. at the Unitarian Universalist
Church of Berkeley, One Lawson
Road, Kensington. Tickets will be $35
in advance and $40 at the door.
To reserve tickets, call Cathy
Travlos at 528-5152.
mony and document ... reveals the
real reason (for the merger): to gain
market power and raise prices,” Don-
hoff said.
Because people do not want to
travel far to get their health care,
hospitals over the hill, such as John
Muir Medical Center in Walnut
Creek, or across the Bay in San Fran-
cisco provide little real competition,
he said.
To buttress that argument, he pro-
duced documents written by Sum-
mit as part of a 1996 bond issue.
They describe Alta Bates as the hos-
pital’s “primary competition,” and do
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not even list facilities in Central Con-
tra Costa or San Francisco as being
in the same service area.
Lawyers for the two hospitals, on
the other hand, insisted that the
merger won't result in higher prices
because competition for patients will
remain intense. Even within the
small “inner East Bay” area defined
by the state, there are now 10 hos-
pitals “competing vigorously,” said
George Manning, a lawyer for Sut-
ter Health.
But that service area is “much too
narrow,” Manning said.
“There is no such thing as the in-
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5
1999
ner East Bay market,” he said. “It is
artificial and contrived.”
In fact, Manning maintained,
competition extends well beyond the
Oakland-Berkeley hills, About 18,000
patients a year come into the inner
East Bay from other areas to get hos-
pital care, and 11,000 residents of
the inner area go to hospitals in other
parts of the region, such as John
Muir, he said.
“Those patients are not stopped
by the hills, the tunnels, the bridges
or the Bay,” he said.
And in the broader region, there
is no shortage of competing compa-
nies, he added. In Alameda and Con-
tra Costa counties combined, for ex-
ample, there are 21 hospitals repre-
senting 13 health care systems,
Manning said.
“It’s not about what somebody at
Sutter may put in a memo,” Manning
said, obviously referring to the state’s
use of the company’s own docu-
ments.
Manning and the lawyer for Sum-
mit, Maureen McGuirl, argued that
far from harming health-care con-
sumers, the merger will help them
by maintaining services at Summit.
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In some cases, city
officials have come
up with innovative
solutions to retain
the use of their
older library
buildings. But in
other situations,
that’s not so...
Bay Area planners
enjoy mixed success
in saving structures
ibraries have anchored the Ameri-
can cityscape since the late 1700s,
yhen Benjamin Franklin gave rise
to a “Publick Reading Room” in Philadel-
phia. That first public library no longer
stands, but many of America’s historic
library buildings have survived for gen-
erations.
For instance, every state has several
| original “Carnegie Libraries,” which were
built with money from philanthropist An-
drew Carnegie between the 1890s and
the 1920s.
In recent years however, civic leaders
have decided many of these old buildings
are inadequate to the needs of the mod-
em. Computerized storage and retrieval
of books and other documents, and the
growing use of the Internet for obtaining
and relaying information have put pres-
| sure on many city officials to abandon, or
at least remodel, older libraries.
The demands of earthquake safety
also prompt alterations or replacement
FOLLOW
THE SERIES
@ Last week: Preservation and adap-
tive re-use of historic Bay Area public
buildings.
@ This week: Adaptive re-use in one
of the most revered categories of pub-
lic buildings: libraries.
@ Next week: If you can’t beat them,
remodel them: city halls.
A temporary central branch opened
on Dec. 1, 1998, at 2121 Allston Way, one
block north of Kittredge and half a block
of many of these historic structures. j east of Shattuck. The temporary location
| The results of the responses to such KATHY BAKER/STAFF houses more than half of central’s col-
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mixed, In some cases, city officials have redesign. Alameda voters will decide next year what to do with their main library building, which is also closed. adults and teens, reference materials,
come up with innovative solutions to re-
ime
and art and music collections. The build-
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| ings. But in other situations, civicleaders ~ architect Walter Plachek, this marvelous _ building was in need of major retrofitting. Most traditional public services are avail-
abandon such structures in favor of newer Berkeley’s Central Library, at 2090 Kit- art deco landmark has continuously been Berkeley voters passed a bond measure _ able.
quarters. And the historic buildings pay _ tredge and Shattuck, is one of those rare _ used for its original purpose. in Nov., 1996, to renovate the library, a
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hoping to work at something uplift-
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the projects and the results.
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agents I went to work for, all men
except for a woman who sold houses
part time, completely fascinated me.
They did not resemble my image of
real estate salesmen. These were well
educated, well read, lively and intel-
ligent people.
They specialized in selling apart-
ment buildings, primarily in Berke-
ley. A number of the firm’s repeat
clients bought existing buildings,
then divided them into smaller units
which they rented to students. For
some of these clients, buying, con-
verting and managing buildings be-
came a profitable full time business.
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Sit frequently say, as they
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electricity. Agents were devoted to
their clients, constantly thinking of
clever ways to obtain property for
them, reduce their income tax oblig-
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which we filled in the address, of-
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and seller initialed hand-written
cross-outs.
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applications, then called three or four
lenders before agreeing to the low-
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the chosen lender would come
through as promised and the sale
would close, But occasionally, when
loan papers arrived at the title com-
pany, the terms had mysteriously
changed, usually in the form of a
higher interest rate.
Today there are hundreds of
lenders, often represented by pro-
fessional mortgage brokers, and most
loans have interest rate lock-ins,
Once one of my associates could-
n't find a lender willing to make a
loan on a building, one in a string of
five properties being exchanged
among several owners. Each trans-
action depended upon the others, A
lender told us they simply didn’t have
the money to make the loan; other-
wise they’d be glad to.
My colleague thought about this
for a few minutes before snapping
into action. A few phone calls later
he had persuaded a friend to trans-
fer his sizable savings from a cer-
tificate of deposit in another bank to
our lender. There was no excuse
now; the loan was made, and all five
transactions closed.
I was happy being the Girl Friday
in the office and had no plan to be-
come an agent. But I was encour-
aged to get my salesman’s license.
Good thing I did: A few years after
I went to work in real estate, the of-
fice split up. I was still the secretary
to my new group but it was also nec-
essary for me to do some selling.
I sold some income property as
that was what I was familiar with,
but I found that I was more inter-
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) or renovation project can visit
cal the center to receive a free
consultation by phone from a panel
of local design and building profes-
sionals who specialize in ecological
construction.
So far, nearly 30 local profes-
sionals (members of Architects/De-
signers/Planners for Social Respon-
sibility) have signed up to provide
their expertise on a long list of top-
ics which includes ecological design,
use of recycled and non-toxic mate-
rials, healthy home environments,
natural fibers and materials, materi-
als reclamation, wood and plywood
alternatives, straw-bale and other
natural construction methods, en-
ergy efficiency and water conserva-
tion.
Interested parties can visit or call
the Green Resource Center (845-
0472) and indicate their area of need.
A GRC volunteer will then provide
contact information for a telephone
consultation with one of the GRC’s
professionals.
GRC Director Kelly Costa says
that the call-in program is one more
step toward the goal of creating an
environmental economy in Berkeley:
“The idea behind the GRC is to pro-
vide information and guidance on
appropriate building technologies
and materials, and encourage sus-
tainable community development.
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friendly way, and we are thrilled that
ADPSR is helping provide free ac-
cess to green building professionals.
It is just one more way for the Green
Resource Center to spread the work
about sustainable building.”
The Green Resource Center is a
collaborative project of the Sustain-
able Business Alliance: Berkeley, the
City of Berkeley, and the Northern
California chapter of Architects/De-
signers/Planners for Social Respon-
sibility. The GRC is located at 2000
Center Street, Suite 120, near the
downtown Berkeley BART. The Cen-
ter is open MWE, 9-5 p.m. Please call
845-0472 for more information about
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Designed by renowned architect Joseph Esherick in
1965. This elegant all level home offers towering 14’
ceilings, a grand gallery & two spacious bedroom suites.
Offered at $1,195,000
Anian Pettit Tunney
Office: 510.339.0400/217
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ing Show: San Mateo Expo
‘ er, 2495 S. Delaware St. $8. 800-
06-8257.
turday, Nov. 6
mic retrofitting. ls your home
spared for the next earth-
ake? A free seminar will address
myeral Key considerations including
pologic profiling and specific retro-
iti g techniques: From 10 to 11:30
Truitt and White Lumber, 642
Ave., Berkeley. Reservations re-
ied. Call 510-649-2674
snic cleaning part one. Join the
dlogy Center for a two-part workshop
pwhich you'll learn which naturally-oc-
Bring products can effectively clean
fur home without compromising your
mune system. Cost is $15 for non-
members, $10 for members. Runs from
fo 5 p.m., 2530 San Pablo Ave. at
bke, Part two is held on Saturday,
Noy, 13, Call 510-548-2220.
nday, Nov. 7
istoric homes walking tour. Mark
i Wilson will lead his final architectural
alk of the from 1:30 to 4 p.m. The tour
| meet in front of Bernard Maybeck's
side Club, at 2286 Cedar above
Syuce Street in north Berkeley. The
pur will proceed north to take in May-
beck-designed homes and Victorian
d Colonial Revival houses. Cost: $10
per adult, free for children under 12.
Woonirm a spot by calling Mark Wilson's
pice mail, 510-273-9383.
rsday, Nov. 11
The Building Education Center, a nonprofit education organization at 812
Page St, in Berkeley, offers the following courses (most are hands-on workshops);
510-525-7610;
@ “Basic Electrical Code and National Electrical Theory,” 7-10 p.m. Thursday; $35.
@ “Drywall,” 9:30 am.-4:30 p.m. Saturday; $90.
@ ‘Architectural Sketching,” 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Saturday; $90.
@ “Homeowner's Essential Course” (intensive six-session workshop on building,
remodeling and maintaining a home), 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday and following Sat-
urdays through Dec. 11; $425, includes textbook.
@ “Wallpaper Hanging,” 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Nov. 7; $90.
@ “Drywall Textures,” 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Nov. 7; $45.
@ “Landscape Design,” 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Nov. 7 and 14; $150.
@ ‘Alternative Materials: Cob and Strawbale,” 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Nov. 13; $75.
@ “Owner Contracting” (intensive on managing projects, cost estimating and dispute
prevention and resolution), 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Nov. 15-18; $275.
California Landscape Garden. Slide
presentation, talk and book signing
from The California Landscape Garden:
Ecology, Culture and design. UC Davis
professor Mark Francis presents work
from his recent book on bringing the
beauty, resources and natural
processes of the California landscape
into the home garden. 7 p.m., Builders
Booksource, 1817 Fourth St., Berkeley.
(UC Press, $29.95, hardcover). Call
800-843-2028.
Saturday, Nov. 13, and
Sunday, Nov. 14
Orchid sale. The Orchid Society of Cal-
ifornia is holding its annual show sale
on Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 13 and
14, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Lakeside
Garden Center, 666 Bellevue, in Lake
Merrit's Lakeside Park, Orchid displays
may be viewed from noon on Saturday
until 5 p.m. and Sundays, from 9 a.m.
to 5 p.m. Free admission. Notable or-
chid growers will participate in selling a
wide variety of orchids and provide
plants for the novice to the discriminat-
ing collector. Call Gilbert Rodriguez at
538-8632.
Thursday, Nov. 18
Building Industry Conference
Board’s 50th Anniversary and
Annual Awards Banquet: Nov. 18,
Sheraton Palace Hotel, San Francisco.
To register, call Greg Copley at 925-
485-5000 or Tim Steele at 510-893-
8337.
Tuesday, Nov. 30
Maybeck Foundation lecture.
William Marquand is an architect and
executive director of the Bernard May-
beck Foundation. He will give is talk for
the Society of Architectural historians on
the space, structure and aesthetics of
“Heaven and Earth” in Maybeck's mas-
terpiece, the First Church of Christ, Sci-
entist, Berkeley. Free guided tour of the
church from 5:45 to 6:45 p.m., and will
start his talk at 7:30 p.m. Dwight Way
and Bowditch Street. Call 510-466-5401.
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Ongoing
UC Botanical Garden. Enjoy a free
tour of the UC Botanical Garden at 1:30
p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Special-in-
terest classes on a variety of subjects
available. The garden is located on
Centennial Drive behind the UC-Berke-
ley campus. Call 510-642-3343.
Credit counseling. Consumer Credit
Counseling Service, a nonprofit commu-
nity service organization in Oakland has
a series of free workshops. Registration
is mandatory. Call (800) 501-SAVE.
Discover Oakland's changing skyline,
landmarks, churches and high-rises on
one of the free guided walking tours
sponsored by the city’s Community and
Economic Development Agency. Call
510-238-3234.
Sick plant clinic. Join University of
California pathologist Dr. Robert Raabe
from 9 a.m. to noon the first Saturday
of every month for a free Sick Plant
Clinic at the UC Botanical Gardens, 200
Centennial Dr. in Berkeley. Drop in with
a piece of a sick or a dying plant and
Dr. Raabe will diagnose the problem.
Call 510-643-2755.
New Listing
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67 Gene Ufpine Road, Piedmont
This absolutely stunning property, situated on close to an acre and a half, is unlike
anything you will ever find in Piedmont, with an oversized tennis court, pool
redwood and oak trees and sweeping lawns. Good taste & style!
Offered at $1,595,000
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Jean Simmons
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We accept event announcements
on a space-available basis. Fax list-
ings for this section to 510-339-
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Oakland 94619 or e-mail jsny-
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New Listing
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Finanicng the Hill Area since 1988
12 Glen Alpine Road, Piedmont
Elegant Piedmont contemporary on prestigious street.
Tastefully updated. Fabulous kitchen, level to garden.
Light and very private. 4BR/3BA.
Offered at $959,000
Susanne Paul
Office: 510.339.0400/223
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5,
1999
PROFESSIONALS ON THE MOVE
The Grubb Co.
donates computers
By the time Webmaster Andrew
Mastrangeli fin-
ished his recent
project for The
Grubb Co., the
real estate com-
pany had a
small mountain
of extra com-
puter hardware
— and an idea
for a good
cause.
Mastrangeli,
the Grubb Co.’s Y2K compliance ex-
pert, was asked to head off any po-
tential glitches in the firm’s computer
system as the year 2000 approaches.
Mastrangeli
Winans Construction
ranks in top 500
Qualified Remodeler magazine
has named
Winans Con-
struction, Inc. of
Oakland to its
21st annual list
of the top 500
national leaders
in remodeling.
This is the
firm’s eighth
consecutive year
on the list.
Being named
to the top 500 signifies that a firm
has worked hard to establish its cred-
ibility and has improved the indus-
Winans
try through overall professionalism.
Winans construction specializes
in residential remodeling, new resi-
dential construction and historic
restoration. Qualified Remodeler is
a 20-year-old national trade journal
with a 100,000 circulation.
Equity Home Link
taps Anderson
Home Equity Link has opened its
doors with Lisa Anderson as bro-
ker/owner of the firm. Home Equity
Link, a full-service mortgage broker,
provides many types of home loans
specializing in those that allow blem-
ished credit, past bankruptcy or no
down payment.
According to Anderson, “We like
But he and Allin Consulting, a com-
puter consulting firm, went above
and beyond, rethinking the Grubb
Co,’s network needs from the bot-
tom up.
Mastrangeli’s goal: Devise a net-
work for 34 real estate agents ac-
cessible from work and off-site.
According to Mastrangeli, the task
had its challenges: “We needed to
make the change with the least
amount of disruption to the every-
day working of an active office,”
Mastrangeli said. “There is no op-
portunity for down time in this busy
marketplace.”
The results of Mastrangeli’s ef-
forts: 15 new computer stations with
state-of-the-art equipment, including
the ability to send documents directly
to photocopiers and DSL lines, giv-
ing agents and office staff instant ac-
cess to the Internet and the multiple
listing service.
Oh, and that good cause? The
Grubb Co. donated its old computer
system to Oakland’s La Escuelita
school, where it will be pressed into
service in the classroom.
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home. Meticulously updated with state of the art
conveniences and well designed, quality craftsmanship.
Price Upon Request
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Home: 510.653.7115
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Featured Home of the Week
61 Glen A pine Road, Piedmont $1,§95,000
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6055 Fairlane Drive New Listing $599,000
7yt. old high quality Montclair Traditional, Spacious master suite
w/bay view. 4BR/3BA. Lower level 4th BR/BA could be family
room or office, Connie Rogers
5235 Masonic Avenue New Listing $599,000
A rare opportunity to access a wonderful location. Formal living
& dining, gourmet eat-in kitchen & den. 3BR/2BA + rumpus or
4th BR. Deck & level garden. John Karnay
320 Creighton Way New Listing $549,000
This 10 yr. old custom home features sweeping SF bay views,
fabulous master suite, library, elegant living room formal dining
room & family room off kitchen. Sherry Benninger
4457 View Place $479,000
Seeing is believing! Behind a charming exterior you'll find
beautiful maple floors, granite counters, marble baths, crown
moldings & more! Mavis Delacroix
1365 Alvarado Road New Listing $439,000
3BR/2.5BA, separatein-lawunit. Moveincondition. Greatneighborhood
minutes from Claremont hotel, shops. Josephine O’Shaughnessy
310 Rishell Drive New Listing $339,000
This lovingly maintained home features 3+ BR/2.5BA, spacious
recreation room & bonus den. Level back garden w/lawn. 2-
car garage. Sherry Benninger
1524 Hampel Street New Listing $309,000
Glenview gem. Built-ins, upgraded kitchen, French doors offeat-in
kitchen to back deck, Fresh paintinside & out. Judy Rankankan
Piedmont - By Appointment
Exquisite Piedmont Estate New Listing $2,375,000 Contemporary Sophistication New Listing $959,000
Eleganthome, beautifully updated w/wonderfulindoor/outdoor Elegant contemporary on one of Piedmont’s most prestigious
living. Fabulous kitchen/fam rm opens to patio. 4BR/4++ BA, streets. Tastefully updated, Fabulous kitchen, lvl to garden. 4 BR/
media rm, den, rumpus & tennis courts. Jeanette Roach 3BA. Open & light. Susanne Paul
Perfect for Entertaining New Listing $1,495,000 Gracious Piedmont Traditional New Listing $619,000
Luxury and sophistication abound in thiscontemporaryhome. Perfect for entertaining, this close-in traditional offers quality
Meticulously updated with quality craftsmanship. Fabulous & style. 4BR including master suite, library & spacious
kitchen, wonderful location. Anian Tunney breakfast room. Nancy Lehrkind
Oakland & berkeley - By Appointment
Custom Contemporary in Berkeley $1,195,000
Stunning. 4+BR/3.5 BA, gourmeteat-in-kitch, fabulous living
tm w/French doors to terrace views. Karen Starr
Dramatic 4 Bridge Views $469,000
Exquisitely maintained 9 yr old home. 3BR w/hdwd floors on
the main level, lib, family rm &mastersuite. Sherry Benninger
Live/Work Condo $375,000
Fabulous, light-filled live/work condo in newer 7 unit building.
3 stories w/1BR loft on top floor. Bay views. Karen Starr
339.0400 or GRUBBCo.com
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33 Sheridan Road New Listing $959,000
Stunning 4+BR/3+BA new construction in desirable upper
Rockridge w/level yard, bay & bridge views. Top quality
detailing throughout. Sheila Gallagher
5132 Cochrane Avenue $879,000
Sophisticated Deco masterpiece. Marble entry, formal dining
& living room w/sweeping hill views. Kitchen/family room, air
conditioned upper level, 3BR/2.5BA & decks. John Karnay
265 Hillcrest Road, Berkeley New Price $789,000
- Charming Claremont Cape Cod. 4 BR, 2.5BA, large livingroom
opens to secluded rear patio & garden, formal dining room &
2 car garage. Karen Starr
120 Calvert Court $629,000
Price Slashed. Located in a uniquely serene setting & a
wonderful blend of indoor & outdoor living. 3++ BR/2BA,
grand living room, formal dining & winecellar. Sheila Gallagher
Wonderful Romantic Cottage $249,000
Wonderful romantic cottage, light and bright w/2BR, tiled bath,
sweet kit area & Ir, Spacious deck, basement & garage. Garden
potential - huge lot. Bettina Balestrieri
The Hi
ghland Group
Residential Property Management
510.339.2504
www.highlandg.com
"The Highland Group
to think of our service as debt man-
agement. Most everyone qualifies for
one or more of our loan programs,
but finding the best program for the
client’s specific needs is key.”
A native Alamedan, Anderson has
served Alameda and the Greater East
Bay in the real estate industry for 16
years specializing in loans since
1994. She was named Top Producer
of Northern California and Broker
of the year for 1998, and is a mem-
ber of the California Association of
Mortgage Brokers and National As-
sociation of Mortgage Brokers. She
can be reached at 510-523-5300 or
e-mail loans@home-equitylink.com.
New Century adds
Rapunzel Martinez
Rapunzel Martinez joins New
Century Title Company as an escrow
officer for the company’ s Berkeley
office. Martinez is an active Berke-
leyan with more than 12 years of es-
crow experience. She may be
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at are the risks of doing work
ithout permits?
ost cities require homeown-
ers within their jurisdictions
to apply for building permits
"ore making modifications to their
es, Precisely what projects re-
rmits varies from one city to
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fo junicipalities charge fees when
j.guing building permits. They attach
s value to the improvements which
ate n triggers an increase in the as-
Iessed Valuation of the property.
a done with a building permit
result in an increase in the home-
Feners property taxes.
» The permit process also can in-
lve inspections to make sure that
’ ork is done correctly and in com-
glance with relevant building codes,
Depending on the building de-
tment, scheduling inspections can
4 a hassle. And waiting for inspec-
a takes time. In order to save time
4nd money some homeowners and
ipntractors skip the permit process.
Know the risks
Doing work without a permit can
have serious consequences, One East
ian Francisco Bay homeowner hired
Real Estate Forum
By
Dian Hymer
“Without
permits, the
appraiser
wouldn't give
full value...”
a contractor to convert a shed to a
studio apartment for his daughter to
live in. The contractor did the job
without a city building permit. When
the property was sold, the seller dis-
closed to the buyer that the work was
done without a permit.
It’s the law
California law requires that home-
owners disclose to prospective buy-
ers any work they have done with-
out a permit.
Before going through with the
sale, the buyers talked to a city build-
ing inspector to find out what it
would take to make the converted
shed into a legal structure.
Unfortunately, the structure was
so far from code that the only eco-
nomically feasible alternative was to
tear it down. Consequently, the seller
had to lower his price to reflect the
loss of the apartment and the cost of
demolition.
Before you commit to buying a
home, get a history of the permits on
the property from the city building
department. If permits for significant
work are missing, ask the sellers for
an explanation.
'Find out how this can affect you.
You may incur costs if you buy a
home that was renovated without
permits. For example, let’s say you
that plan to remodel the kitchen and
you plan to obtain the required build-
ing permits.
What if?
If a city building inspector finds
code violations from past work when
he’s inspecting your kitchen remodel,
you may have to correct these vio-
lations before the inspector will sign
off on the kitchen project. You might
also be liable for penalty fees.
Appraisers often want to know
that significant renovations were
done with building permits.
One couple found this to be the
case when they sold their home in
the Oakland hills. They had added a
} Permits protect you from appraisal woes
bedroom, a bath and a family room
without permits. The addition dou-
bled the square footage of the house.
Appraisal suffers
Without permits, the appraiser
wasn't willing to give full value for
the improvements. So the property
appraised for significantly less than
the purchase price.
To keep the sale from falling
apart, the sellers took out permits
which involved paying penalties. In
order for the city inspector to con-
firm that the work was done prop-
erly, some walls had to be opened to
expose plumbing and electrical work.
The sellers’ efforts to save money
by bypassing the permit process
ended up costing them much more
in the long run. Don’t be lulled into
a false sense of security if you dis-
cover that the building department
isn’t enforcing the permitting
process. This policy could change.
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consult for Realtors. One of these
Realtors called me last week to
ye her a quote on the cost of fix-
ie steps. The prompt sale of
4 house hinged on my report.
The Realtor’s urgency led me to
jieve that the problem would be
# an old house and rickety inte-
rior oF porch steps. Not so.
when I arrived at the property, I
05 surprised to find the house rel-
aS new — it is about four years
id and located on a street of homes
fsimilar vintage.
The Realtor escorted me through
the well-kept two-story house to the
hack yard. It had been graded so that
itwas level for about 30 feet, then
sloped very steeply down to a flat
nlay area near the property line. On
this steep Slope, the seller had in-
alled a series of brick steps, but
jad not used a totally uniform pat-
tem for the individual steps.
Firm Foundation
By
Don
Pearman
“She seemed
skeptical when
| told her that,
as three other
contractors had
told her the
opposite...”
One step was about eight inches
high and 18 inches deep, and the
next was seven inches high and 16
inches deep, with variations of that
sort for most of the steps.
About halfway down, one step
was about 16 inches high and deep,
making it rather hard to step up con-
veniently. It looked more like a ter-
race than a step.
In addition, the lower steps had
been installed wy a pitch closer to
the slope of the {|| than the level
ones of the UppEpart; this pitch
made navigating thsteps even more
strenuous, for one t,ded to fall for-
ward walking downnd lean back-
ward walking up.
The Realtor was ve; upset — she
had consulted four cotractors and
three had said that the Sps were not
up to code and would hav¢o be fixed,
and that the bill woulding in at
$11,000. The sellers were yotivated.
I explained that the step were an
improvement on the origin) grade
for getting down the slop, even
though they were terribly heven
and difficult to navigate, it semed
a terrible waste of money to x an
improvement.
“What about code?” she askd.
Code is an issue when buildyg
Stairs inside the house or attachedo
it, but code is not an issue in th
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5
From staff reports
‘University of California con-
ereice to be held Nov. 5-6 in Berke-
ey wll help business owners, coop-
erati members and those interested
instating new cooperative ventures
fap inb the strength in numbers.
Theconference, “Y2 Co-op: Cre-
ating Tmorrow’s Communities To-
day,” oftrs opportunities to gather
jdeas fron successful cooperatives,
pick up phven business practices, net-
work withother co-op members and
learn how 0 develop a new co-op.
Accordiry to Kim Coontz, an aca-
lemic coordnator in UC’s Center for
looperative: based at UC Davis,
“orming a Coperative allows peo-
pe to jointly «ddress shared needs
-be they busiiess, farming or con-
sumer services ike child care.
“For example small businesses,
famers and proessionals can use
coHeratives to éfectively market
und\r a shared nane. Cooperatives
are so an effectve job-creation
stratgy for low-skilled workers,”
Coont, said.
Spakers at the ¥2 Co-op con-
ference include university coopera-
tive experts and representatives of
well-established co-ops such as Ace
Hardware, Sacramento Natural
Foods Cooperative, Santa Cruz Com-
munity Credit Union, California Elec-
tric Users Cooperative and Davis
Food Cooperative.
The conference will open with a
keynote address by Ann Hoyt, di-
rector of the Center for Urban Co-
operatives and professor of con-
sumer science at the University of
Wisconsin, Madison.
A panel then discusses the way co-
ops preserve local businesses and
strengthen the community. A second
panel covers the jobs, housing and fi-
nancial services generated by co-ops.
Two distinct series of workshops
will be offered, one for the co-op
novice and the other for people al-
ready involved with co-ops. On Fri-
day, the first day of the conference,
novices will gain an introduction to
cooperatives and learn the steps to
starting cooperatives.
Saturday presentations cover fi-
nancial and other resources for co-
operatives, keys to successful coop-
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experiences of those recently involved
in developing new cooperatives.
For those already part of cooper-
atives, the first day focuses on
strengthening their organizations.
Speakers will share experiences of
cooperating with other co-ops to in-
crease purchasing power, reduce en-
ergy costs, create a source of green
energy and contribute to the growth
of cooperatives.
A workshop on capitalization
strategies explores methods for
building equity in cooperatives for
stability and growth. The Saturday
presentations cover a variety of top-
ics for the cooperative board of di-
rectors and other decision makers,
including legal issues, tools for ef-
fective governance, financial matters
and monitoring performance.
The Y2 Co-op conference will be
at the Clark Kerr Center, 2601 War-
ring St., Berkeley. The conference
fee is $175 for both days, $150 for
Friday only and $75 for Saturday
only. A Friday evening tour of Bay
Area co-ops and barbecue dinner is
$15. To register, send a check
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backyard. She seemed skeptical when
I told her that, as three other con-
tractors had told her the opposite.
The buyers, being attorneys, one
of whom specializes in real estate law,
were nervous about litigation, asking
“What if a child fell down the steps?”
If a child were to fall down those
steps, whoever owned the property
would be liable for the child’s in-
juries.
People would be more likely to be
careful using the irregular steps than
perfectly installed ones. Wildly un-
even steps were less of a hazard than
a set of regular ones with one step
half an inch taller than all the others.
In this case, try a compromise be-
tween the buyer and the seller to-al-
locate a certain amount of money to
solving the problem of the steps but
to avoid spending the $11,000 as a
part of closing the transaction.
The compromise amount could be
Conference aims to drum up support for co-ops
pa;ble to “UC Regents” to Center
for Goperatives, University of Cal-
iforni, One Shields Ave., Davis, CA
95616.
For more'nformation or to make a
credit cardveservation call (530)
752-2408 or e-mail centerfor-
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sellers to compromise on an amount
to fix the problem, listed as “un-
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER, 1999
Wilson
FROM PAGE B1
Alameda
We see a similar story in Alameda.
The Alameda Free Library was built
in 1902 at 2264 Santa Clara Ave. at
Oak Street with money from the
Carnegie Foundation. This elegant
*yellow brick edifice was designed in
a Roman Renaissance version of the
Beaux Arts style.
Alameda’s old main library has
Corinthian columns across a tall,
shallow portico, and a traditional
“open book” motif in a medallion set
into its pediment. The interior is
breathtaking in its Edwardian opu-
lence, with a barrel vaulted, coffered
atrium, supported by Corinthian
columns and five ornate stained glass
skylights.
This turn-of-the-century jewel no
longer houses the main library. Last
year, the library was moved to a tem-
porary facility, leaving the old build-
ing vacant. Alameda voters will de-
cide next year whether to restore the
old library and use it as the main
branch into the new millennium.
San Francisco
The fate of San Francisco’s old
Main Library building, sadly, has not
been so kind. It was designed in 1916
on Polk at McAllister Street by
George Kelham, who later was ap-
pointed the University Architect for
the Berkeley campus, where he de-
signed such landmark structures as
the Life Sciences Building. It is a
prime example of the Beaux Arts
movement, which was the style used
on all the other civic center build-
ings, including City Hall across the
plaza from it.
Several years ago, the library’s
board of directors decided that their
old building was no longer a suffi-
cient facility to meet the demands of
the growing collection and its tech-
nology-savvy patrons. They also felt
that the cost of earthquake retro-
fitting the old building was too high
for it to be worth their while to ren-
ovate it for use as a branch library
or auxiliary facility.
Library directors abandoned the
main library site and construct a new,
state-of-the-art facility several blocks
away. Ironically, since the Main Li-
brary moved to its new site a couple
of years ago, it has been plagued by
problems such as inadequate stor-
age space for its collection, anda
confusing floor plan that leaves many
patrons frustrated in their search for
information— complaints rarely lev-
eled against the old facility.
The 1916 structure sat empty for
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. the Ultimate Backyard.’
uttiful sites.
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0). look and youll see why ‘ .
Alameda library on Central is part of the old Alameda High School.
a few years until a seemingly ideal
solution was found: The new Asian
Art Museum, which was temporar-
ily being housed in part of the old de
Young Museum’s facility, agreed to
do an adaptive re-use of the old Main
Library so they could moye into the
building in 2002. At first, everyone
seemed satisfied with this plan.
Unfortunately, a controversy
erupted when the details of the Asian
Art Museum’s adaptive re-use pro-
posal became known to the general
public. The museum’s directors de-
cided to remove the most important
and beloved feature of the interior
of the old building. This was the se-
ries of 14 huge murals known as the
“California Symphony.”
“California Symphony” was cre-
ated by the renowned Italian Amer-
ican muralist Gottardo Piazzoni be-
tween 1929 and 1945. It was the
result of a collaboration between Pi-
azzoni and architect George Kelham,
who sat down together at the top of
the library’s monumental staircase
and envisioned how best to decorate
the large wall area beside it.
Kelham designed a mammoth log-
gia of Italian Renaissance columns
and pilasters at the top of his mag-
nificent staircase. From this vantage
point, visitors could look out onto Pi-
azzoni’s noble scenes of California
landscapes, such as “The Land,”
“The Sea,” “Forest,” “Mountain,”
“Dawn” and “Evening.”
The artist said his intention was
to create a noble experience akin to
| thousands of wildflowers, trees birds
| and animals have chosen to live at Gold
| Mountain. You'll know at a glance why Gold
Mountain was chosen as the site for the 1997 Life
| Magazine Dream House. Take in the sights and you'll
want to choose Gold Mountain, too. Relax in the Ultimate
Backyard, enjoy on-site golfing, fishing, and hiking. You'll find
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@ Where: Meet at the Hillsidy
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@ Cost: The fee is $10 per per-
son, payable at the stax. Plans
include a potluck dinrer afterward
at a historic Berkeley home.
@ RSVP: To enrdl), leave a mes-
sage for Wilson a 510-273-9383.
a religious reveation, and all who
had the pleasure of seeing his mas-
terwork in its original setting would
certainly agre¢ that he succeeded in
this aim.
Tragically this unique synthesis
of architecure and painting no
longer exists. “California Symphony”
was removed, along with the loggia
above it, this spring as part of the re-
modeling of the old library building
in preparation for housing the new
Asian Act Museum. This act was the
final step in a long-running battle be-
tween San Francisco’s preservation-
ists and the directors of the museum
and their supporters.
After San Francisco’s Board of
Supervisors voted on Jan. 15, 1999,
to allow for the removal of Piazzoni’s
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home design for a little as $5,000. Choose Gold Mountain, the Ultimate
Backyard. Youll be in good company.
One of the top selling properties in Northern
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See for yourself why people nationwide are choosing
Gold Mountain, the Ultimate Backyard.
KATHY BAKER/STAFF
THE OLD CARNEGIE Library on Saata Clara Avenue in Alameda will be retofitted next year. The new
murals, the San Francisco Architec-
tural Heritage group filed a law suit
against the Board of Supervisors in
hopes of getting a court order to have
the murals returned to their original
location.
This suit may be moot by now.
since the Fine Arts Museums of San
Francisco announced its proposal in
September to place the murals in-
side of the facilities of the planned
new De Young Museum building.
This is the same monstrosity of 1960s
style minimalist architecture which
I criticized in last week’s column. For
obvious reasons, this space would be
a wholly inappropriate setting for
such a magnificent piece of San
Francisco’s architectural heritage.
So it seems clear that on balance,
city officials of the East Bay have
done a much better job of preserv-
ing and adapting their historic pub-
lic buildings than have their coun-
terparts in San Francisco. As the new
millennium approaches, preserva-
tionists can only hope that the City
by the Bay learns to respect its own
cultural heritage more than it has in
the latter years of this millennium.
Mark A. Wilson is a Realtor and
architectural historian who works
at Prudential California Realty’s
Albany office. He can be reached
at 510-273-9383. Visit him at
www.topbroker.com/wilson.
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2615 HAVERHILL ....ssssssssesrssssssserese2e11 425,000
| ST OPEN! Marvelous home in park-like setting. High
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3130 SYLVA
2ND OPEN! Immaculate Spanish in Upper Laurel. Coved
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Noll Davis ext. 2635
| 2ar garage, newer roof.
6144 VALLEY VIEW ROAD.......c0s0e0000 $325,000
| Marvelous Montclair Hideaway, 3+BD/2.5BA. Lush wooded
/ view from decks, patios, and all living spaces. Lovely details,
Peter Nicolopoulos ext. 248
3760 - 39TH AVENUE UNIT “J”
Two-story twnhse. Built in 1993. About 1100 sq, ft. 2BD,
European style, & full bsmt, Gated ent. Seller will. credit for buyers closing
costs. $140. mo. HO dues. Walk to shops, restaurants, bus line to BART,
S.F. First-time buyers welcome!
2.5BA, LR wir
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Plus storage.
956 GRIZZLY PEAK ........00004
REDUCED! Pano Bay views! New deck, refinished hdwd
fis, freshly painted. Clear pest control report, 3 mature
English gdn, new dishwasher & more! 3BD, 2BA.
Michael Childress ext. 25
1045 HARVARD ROAD......... sosssssenseisen 410,000
Piedmont starter in Wildwood school district. Sunny,
chaning & clean Mediterranean with 2BR, 1BA. Freshly
painted in and out, yard, gar, and separate laundry room
Wendy Callaghan ext. 237
BY APPOINTMENT
ennane $479,000
Complex has pool.
3756 - 39TH AVENUE. .....s.ssssss0s0s000000129185,000
Single fam home. Renovated 2BD, | BA, LR, DR, remod kit
and BA, newer roof & found. Full bsmt w/concrete fir,
updated elect. Gated ent. Credit for buyer's closing costs.
Includes PCR clearance.
385 JAYNE AVENUE #307 .sssscsssssseres012 85,000
Immaculate and upgraded! This one bedroom unit will win
your heart. New appliances, corian counters, new carpet.
Sunny with pleasant view. Quiet top floor location.
Frank Hennefer 654-6461
Stan Hammond 839-5846
grades. Perfect starter home.
AD ORABLE LAUREL BUNGALOW...$219,000
Quiet cul-de-sac, sunny remodeled kitchen, updated
hdwd floors, fireplace. Garage, fenced yard. Many
Nancy/Chris ext. 254
INCREDIBLY CHARMING..............:..$569,000
44BD, 2.5BA half-timber English in top area. Expensively & lovingly
remod, preserving orig. character. Updated kit & BAs. Fab new mst ste
wAvhirlpool tub. Wonderful, Ig deck & yd.
Don Dunning 492-2256
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pacious 4BD/3BA, kitchen/family room with fireplace,
Master has siting room 3 car garage, huge deck for
‘letaining. Chris Christensen ext. 242
Mol studos & 1 BDs, Formerly a late style Victorian single family hm
*téd to 1BD units, Easy to retum. Need minor repairs, PCR
ladle, Great locale, Walk to Piedmont Ave., shops, restaurants, bus
low mkt rents. $34K GI. Great
Frank Hennefer 654-6461
from San Leandro. Small bungalow in area of East Oakland above MacArthur Blvd. 2BD/1BA, living m/dining rm combo, Idry
Gar, but off-street pkg, Good home for first-time buyer or rental prop. Credit for buyer's closing costs. Frank Hennefer 654-6461
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aes D/BERKELEY HILLS BAY VIEW.....$395,000
Cn ed with privacy! Nearly 1-acre and level. SF Bay and
. views, Area of expensive newly constructed homes.
n ™S present. Include drawings for homes. One of a kind lot.
ty ler. Financing available. Frank Hennefer 654-6461
R LOTS-PIEDMONT PINES..........$285,000
age includes 4-lots on secluded yet convenient White
st off Shepherd Canyon in Oakland’s upscale
Wet Pines, All utilities at street. Look at:
‘Wellsandbennett.com. Peter Nicolopoulos 339-9780
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information.
SUNNY GLENVIEW BUNGALOW........$289,000
Remodeled 2BD with original charm, new kitchen & bath,
refinished hardwood floors, breakfast room, lovely yard
with flagstone patio!
ADORABLE ONE BEDROOM..........+..$142,000
Room for expansion, use your creative vision. Hardwood in
living, dining and bedroom in this sweet starter near shops,
schools and transportation.
NORTH BAY & CANYON VIEWS........$199,000
Great level-in downslope in neighborhood of $900-$900K
homes. In excess of 10,000 sqft. Soil report available.
Please call for more information. Carol Robbiano ext. 292
Kate Phillips 436-4100
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TWO GREAT LOTS W/BAY VIEW........$110,000
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| Contemporary\......$1,295,000
New listing! Lovely 5BD/4.5BA
retreat for comfort, privacy, bay
views! Pool! Approximately 5,000
| sq.ft. Carolyn Petrovic 510-428-0900
Open Sunday........ $895,000
6580 Oakwood Drive. 3BD/3BA
architectural masterpiece. Framed
view of SF/GG.
Brian Santilena 510-339-9290
Villa -VieW.....sscccsessssnee $875,000
Construction in progress. Buyer to
select details.
Nancy Platford 510-845-0200
A Real Beauty.............$820,000
2+ years old, 4BD/3BA, over 3,000
sq.ft, great for entertaining.
Dena Dorsey 510-845-0211
Stunning Contemporary
Townhome!
$798,000
Dramatic S.F. view! Graceful
architecture and light open spaces!
Plus room with
entertainment center!
Karen Bevis 510-849-3711
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585,000
6818 Charing Cross. Brand new
3+BD/2.5BA, nice kitchen, patios
{ with some bay view.
| Motivated seller!
Yehuda Ben-David 510-339-9290
*Open Sunday........$525,000
367 Vassar Avenue. 2+BD/2BA,
charming Craftsman. Bay view with
privacy. Excellent location.
Y. Ben-David 510-339-9290
Open Sunday!
Reduced)......sszsessssss5 20,000
6766 Pinehaven. Fabulous
3BD/3BA Contemporary with
privacy and level yard, gourmet
kitchen, spa-like master bath.
Emily Lane 510-339-9290
| A View Forever'........$469,000
Just listed! Piedmont Pines
Contemporary, with fabulous 3
bridge view. 3+BD/2BA, family
room.
Martine F. Erickson 510-644-5482
Open Sunday!........$450,000
7649 Hansom Drive. Tastefully
| renovated 4BD/2+BA. Bay views.
New Kitchen. Just listed!
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uoyah
Highlanda,...........0+0++..389,000
Beautiful 3BD/3BA, formal livin
with fireplace, formal dining wi
fireplace, family room off kitchen,
plus den could be 4th, pool, floral
yard, over 2,400 sq.ft.
Rhonda Drakeford 510-273-9247
Open Sunday}........ $388,000
3101 Burdeck Drive. 3BD/2BA
private home. S.F. and bay views,
living room with fireplace, home
office, storage.
Gene Boomer 510-339-9290
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Highlands............ sssseeee 319,000
Gorgeous 3BD/2BA, fml living room
with fireplace, formal dining, large
country kitchen with breakfast area,
hardwood floors, view golf course.
Rhonda Drakeford 510-273-9247
Piedmont Avenue...$325,000
Cute 2BD/1BA house with decks and
magical garden, full basement,
gourmet kitchen. Open Sunday.
Candice Economides 510-845-0200
Open Sunday......... $259,000
5601 Merriewood Drive. 1,191
sq.ft, IBD/2BA home, Tahoe-like
views, private with many upgrades.
Ed Marshall 510-339-9290
Durant Manor............$ 174,000
4level home, 3+BD/2BA, kitchen
nook, a bonus room.
Sedonia Logan 510-888-2134
Coming Soon/
Maxwell Park......+..++$169,000
Sunny and cute Bungalow.
2+BD/2BA,. updated, huge back
yard, celebrate the holidays in your
new home! 2424 Potter.
Marius Duvalle 510-845-0200
Nice & Clean
Duplex. nsesenermneneens $135,000
Two 1BD/1 BA. Good rents /long
term tenants. Good income
opportunity. Must see.
John Bergman 510-869-4913
Stately Building For
Professional User
$849,000
.«plus income apartments. Lots of
options for work space away from
home or home office. Spacious
2++BR, 2 BA flat plus three
apartments upstairs. Walk to
Rockridge BART.
Julie Nachtwey 510-845-0211
Coming Soonl............$389,000
S. Berkeley, 4BD + R-2A Garage -
Sheds - Fixer.
Nancy Platford 510-8454200
Dramatic Roger Lee
Geml....rsss0» eee 399,000
2BD, redone hardwood, two patios,
fireplace, glass wall, super ingress +
egress. Walk to campus.
Estelle Kent 510-526-5143
Commercial Lot.......$310,000
5000 sq. ft. of location location for
high-end development. Adjoining
property for sale also.
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Fixer-Upper..........++..$250,000 |
“As Is". 2176 Oregon Street,
3BD/1BA, formal dining room,
fireplace, hardwood floors,
needs some work, Charming. !
Kathleen Crandall 510-845-0200
New Listing........»»+0-+ 230,000
Bright charming 2BD, formal dining
room, large eat in kitchen, plus room
overlooking sweet garden. I
Mary Canavan 510-527-2012,
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Lovely Victorian
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2BD/1B
located in up and coming West
Berkeley. Large lot - many
possibilities!
Yvette Marchand/Aliky Vasdekis
510-524-2526 |
Wonderful Canyon
ViStAS.....s0vssssesssseeseessene $939,000
On quiet cul-de-sac in El Cerrito Hills. §
Dramatic living room, formal dining
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large level garden, decks, two car
garage.
Helene Barkin 510-273-9312,
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You Can Finish It.....$300,000
Ongoing construction! Great view
from three levels! Built as a duplex.
Use your imagination.
Dave Lastufka 510-273-9405, |
510-527-9800
Back On Market........$179,000
North + East Richmond, 3BR, family
room + office. Updated kitchen, new
exterior paint, lovingly maintained.
Rayne Palmer 510-526-5143
Lovely Family
Horne! ..esesseesesseceresessoneee $99,000
3 BR, wonderful large closets,
attached garage, new roof, new
fencing. Great
value!
Logene Butler 510-524-2526
What A Deal.........+0000$76,000
Neat and affordable, 3BR, 2 BA condo
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freeway, pool.
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Compiled by TitleTech 898 55th St - $250,000 WEST AMOUNT: $330 4012 Barrett Av - $190, Crosby 5.9
P y 1077 60th St - $230,000 On the average eee pec aprebaa 2070 Blackwood Dr - $180,000 441 Diehl Ay. ¢"!
ALAMEDA
177 Capetown Dr - $455,000
202 Ironwood Rd - $238,000
778 Pacific Av - $265,000
1901 Schiller St - $157,000
ALBANY
715 Hillside Av - $499,000
555 Pierce St #535 - $185,000
510 San Carlos Av - $465,000
BERKELEY
2412 8th St - $125,000
1509 Addison St - $262,000
2895 Buena Vista Wy - $665,000
3042 College Av - $452,000
1276 Grizzly Peak Bl - $675,000
2 Hazel Rd - $490,500
912 Key Route BI - $155,000
1509 Le Roy Av - $660,000
1204 Neilson St - $351,500
2317 Parker St - $425,000
189 Tunnel Rd - $1,004,000
2303 Virginia St #2 - $262,500
EL CERRITO
513 Balra Dr - $290,000
504 Colusa Av - $387,000
2746 Del Monte Av - $197,000
6911 Gladys Av - $310,000
1221 Navellier St - $294,000
1246 Richmond St - $230,000
514 Richmond St - $172,000
EMERYVILLE
4 Admiral Dr #B332 - $140,000
4 Admiral Dr #B430 - $151,000
2 Anchor Dr #F380 - $100,000
2 Anchor Dr #F483 - $100,000
KENSINGTON
363 Colusa Av - $330,000
15 Sunset Dr - $876,000
740 Wellesley Av - $408,000
OAKLAND
861 20th St - $160,000
863 41st St -.$198,000
PLEASE
528 62nd St - $191,000
1742 81st Av - $236,500
1020 87th Av - $115,000
1648 92nd Av - $138,000
1725 Alhambra Ln - $605,000
927 Alma PI - $383,000
5760 Balmoral Dr - $530,000
4159 Bayo St - $200,000
565 Bellevue Av #2204 - $201,000
6491 Benvenue Av - $569,000
3252 Birdsall Av - $260,000
3207 Blandon Rd - $151,000
6249 Buena Vista Av - $607,500
770 Canyon Oaks Dr #G - $125,000
740 Canyon Oaks Dr #H - $177,000
4904 Congress Av - $140,000
7856 Crest Av - $231,000
85 Crestmont Dr - $339,000
5011 Crystal Ridge Ct - $487,000
3162 Cuthbert Av - $195,000
2906 Delaware St - $255,000
3696 Dorisa Av - $450,000
4138 Eastlake Av - $344,000
9618 Edes Av - $82,000
655 El Paseo Dr - $119,000
4606 Fairfax Av - $140,000
3906 Fruitvale Av - $175,000
6489 Girvin Dr - $399,000
11133 Golf Links Rd - $520,000
631 Grand Av - $122,000
96 Hamilton Pl - $235,000
5800 Harbord Dr - $574,000
4080 Harding Wy - $320,000
2673 Haverhill Dr - $762,000
3037 Hyde St - $170,000
375 Jayne Av #402 - $177,000
8 Keswick Ct - $544,000
2557 Lilac St - $218,000
5832 MacCall St - $246,500
686 Mandana BI - $520,000
3650 Maple Av - $275,000
4701 Meldon Av - $265,000
5247 Miles Av - $350,000
557 Mira Vista Av - $342,000
7307 Outlook Av - $169,500
5440 Roberts Av - $153,000
5606 Roberts Av - $185,000
119 Samaria Ln - $300,000
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Shore Center shopping and S.F. Ferry, freeway and bus lines.
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AFFORDABLE & CONVENIENT! .....csssssosssssesssrssseseee 229,000.
This special two plus bedroom on a street of nicely maintained
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ALAMEDA
TOTAL SALES: 4
LOWEST AMOUNT: $157,000
HIGHEST AMOUNT: $455,000
MEDIAN AMOUNT: $238,000
AVERAGE AMOUNT: $278,750
TOTAL SALES: 3
LOWEST AMOUNT: $185,000
HIGHEST AMOUNT: $499,000
MEDIAN AMOUNT: $465,000
AVERAGE AMOUNT: $383,000
BERKELEY
TOTAL SALES: 12
LOWEST AMOUNT: $ 125,000
HIGHEST AMOUNT: $1,004,000
MEDIAN AMOUNT: $ 425,000
AVERAGE AMOUNT: $ 460,625
TOTAL SALES: 7
LOWEST AMOUNT: $172,000
HIGHEST AMOUNT: $387,000
MEDIAN AMOUNT: $230,000
AVERAGE AMOUNT: $268,571
BVERYVILLE
‘TOTAL SALES: 4
LOWEST AMOUNT: $100,000
HIGHEST AMOUNT: $151,000
- MEDIAN AMOUNT: $100,000
AVERAGE AMOUNT: $122,750
KENSINGTON
TOTAL SALES: 3
8802 Seneca St - $165,000
2825 Short St - $156,000
51 Stark Knoll P! - $700,000
6351 Thornhill Dr - $375,000
1495 Trestle Glen Rd - $295,000
6281 Valley View Rd - $376,000
3648 Victor Av - $265,000
2926 West St - $107,000
4229 Whittle Av - $260,000
PIEDMONT
190 Maxwelton Rd - $785,000
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30-YEAR FIXED
RATE+POINTS(APR) RATE+POINTS(APR) RATE+POINTS(APR)
MEDIAN AMOUNT: $408,000
AVERAGE AMOUNT: $538,000
OAKLAND
TOTAL SALES: 61
LOWEST AMOUNT: $ 82,000
HIGHEST AMOUNT: $762,000
MEDIAN AMOUNT: $236,500
AVERAGE AMOUNT: $292,295
PIEDMONT
TOTAL SALES; 3
LOWEST AMOUNT: $150,000
HIGHEST AMOUNT: $785,000
MEDIAN AMOUNT: $560,000
AVERAGE AMOUNT: $498,333
RICHMOND
TOTAL SALES: 38
LOWEST AMOUNT: $ 95,000
HIGHEST AMOUNT: $340,000
MEDIAN AMOUNT: $160,000
AVERAGE AMOUNT: $171,013
SAN LEANDRO
TOTAL SALES: 25
LOWEST AMOUNT: $180,000
HIGHEST AMOUNT: $464,000
MEDIAN AMOUNT: $240,000
AVERAGE AMOUNT: $280,480
TOTAL SALES: 5
LOWEST AMOUNT: $172,000
HIGHEST AMOUNT: $280,000
MEDIAN AMOUNT: $224,000
AVERAGE AMOUNT: $235,100
355 Moraga Av - $560,000
361 Moraga Av - $150,000
RICHMOND
2826 10th St - $210,000
3415 11th St - $97,500
1942 22nd St - $149,000
646 30th St - $215,000
651 33rd St - $135,000
821 38th St - $150,000
610 39th St - $160,000
841 41st St - $182,000
All real estate advertising in this newspaper is subject to the Fair
Housing Act which makes it illegal to advertise “any preference, limita-
tion or discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, handicap, famil-
ial status or national origin, or an intention to make any such preference,
limitation or discrimination.” Familial status includes children under the
age of 18 living with parents, or legal custodians, pregnant women and
people securing custody of children under 18.
This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising for real
estate which is in violation of the law. Our readers are hereby informed
that all dwellings advertised in this newspaper are available on an equal
15-YEAR FIXED 30-YEAR JUMBO
1200 Brickyard Wy #216 - $340,000
2912 Center Av - $125,000
4435 Center Av - $108,000
557 Chabre Ct #32 - $156,000
3911 Esmond Av #3 - $150,000
2534 Esmond Av - $166,000
4328 Florida Av - $120,000
2830 Garvin Av - $160,000
3618 Garvin Av - $152,000
5403 Garvin Av - $189,000
2100 Grant Av - $130,000
2541. Groveview Dr - $174,000
2831 Joann Dr - $210,000
2671 Kelley Av - $127,000
2660 Kenney Dr - $175,000
4208 McGlothen Wy - $98,000
1617 Monterey St - $100,000
3601 Morningside Dr - $260,000
2099 Murphy Dr - $155,000
3412 Nevin Av - $133,500
5445 Plumas Av - $185,000
2726 Roosevelt Av - $213,000
61 Scenic Av - $195,000
5810 Sherwood Forest Dr - $220,000
415 South 15th St - $95,000
2056 Southwood Dr - $218,500
335 Summit Pl - $299,500
1516 Yuba Av - $175,500
SAN LEANDRO
1430 142nd Av - $247,000
14648 Acapulco Rd - $242,000
15330 Beatty St - $200,000
2436 Blackpool Ln - $235,000
15482 Blue Heron Ct #117 - $280,500
277 Broadmoor BI - $183,500
2244 Cherry
16610 Cowell St - $292,500
15-YEAR JUMBO
RATE+POINTS(APR)
7.75+$360(8.11) 7.25+$360(7.60) 8.125+$360(8.49) 7.75+$360(8.11)
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nerate tO sell them.
remember when an agent I
Hed with found a house he
ed t0 DUY for himself — he man-
ie end-run the agent who had
ive listing. Although my
fiend had never seen the in-
ft the house, he wrote an offer
. ay and delivered it directly to
eller. ; ; ’
other agent in our office si-
neously delivered a copy of the
tract tO the listing agent, pleas-
explaining what was going on.
; athing was unheard of, but it
ed. The seller liked the price
Amy friend got the house.
There Was other drama, too. Once
ein central Berkeley was listed
avery LOW price. Many agents and
nts descended on the house and
ifys wrote offers for our buyers.
Has the custom, one evening all
he agents gathered around the
Hg oom table at the house to pre-
four offers to the seller.
Wye chose numbers from a hat and
in turn told the assembled
wd what his client’s offer was.
Hors are presented privately these
Competing agents do not know
tthe other offers are.)
The agent who had the highest
fer, all cash, had included in the
fract a provision for the seller to
for the termite work. There was
iiher, slightly lower offer without
mention of termite work.
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I remember when
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run the agent who
had the exclusive
listing. Although
my agent friend
had never seen the
inside of the house,
he wrote an offer
anyway .and
delivered it directly
to the seller.
The first agent demanded that his
offer be signed right then and there.
He threatened that if it wasn’t, he
was going to tie up the property in
a law suit. The second agent was
equally positive that his offer was
better and should be signed.
Tempers flared; shouting ensued.
There were about 15 people in the
room all giving their opinions on the
ethics and legalities of the matter.
After an hour or so of wrangling, the
seller, noticeably worn down, an-
nounced that he didn’t want to take
the chance of being sued. He signed
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the offer brought by the belligerent
agent.
As we all filed out the door that
night, there was considerable grum-
bling about the winning agent’s un-
mannerly coercion. (My company in-
stituted a disciplinary action against
the agent, but he still got the sale.)
At that time, multiple offers were
not common, but occasionally when
a property was underpriced, they
would occur. Agents didn’t know un-
til they got to the presentation how
many other offers there would be.
Sometimes they would write two
offers’ at two different prices, then
decide after arriving (when they
knew how many offers there actu-
ally were) which one to present.
Sometimes, too, they’d get their
buyer to sit outside in a car so that
if a counter offer was issued by the
seller, they could run right out front
and get the counter offer signed be-
fore any other agent could get his
own buyer’s signature.
(I can’t imagine anything like the
above situations being repeated to-
day.)
While much has changed since I
started in real estate, one thing is for
sure; every agent has more respon-
sibility, more liability and a great deal
more paperwork to complete.
Anet Tarpoff and Pat Talbert are li-
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Webster Tube/Buena Vista/rt. to models. Open 10-5, Tues. 12-5. 510-521-
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From the $230,000's. New Release! Richland's distinctive tower
accented architecture is a must see. Lrg. 4 & 5 BR, 2200-2600 sq.ft. w/3 car
gar,, country kit., 7000+sq.ft. lots. Lone Tree to Mokelumne Dr. Open 11-5.
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10,000+ sq.ft. Dramatic entries, fam. rms., mstr. comm. nr. open space. Lone
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Crystyl Ranch
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DANVILLE
@ Campbell Place
From the $800,000's. Ltd, edition of only 20 craftsman-style exec
homes on Irg. view lots w/flexible floorplans.680 to Sycamore Vly Rd. E,, rt.
onto Camino Tassajara. Left on Glasgow Dr., rt. on Glasgow Cir., rt on
Campbell PI. By Pacific Union Homes. 925-743-0238.
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Take 680 to Crow Canyon Rd. east, right on Camino Tassajara, follow signs.
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From upper $400,000's. Country estates on 1/4 ac, lots. 1 & 2 story,
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designs, to 2273 sq.ft., 4BR, 2.5BA. Desirable loc., nr. |-580/BART/ACE train
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Mon 2-6. 925-371-6648. www.richmondamerican.com
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From low $600,000’s. Scenic homes by Delco Bidrs, 1/3-1/2 ac.
wiviews of Livermore Vly/vineyards. Close to Ruby Hill Golf Course, top rated
schools. Spacious floorplans, complete amenities. Open Thurs.-Mon.
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schools & freeway access. Loc. off Buchanan Rd., bet. Loveridge &
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© Monterra ll, Summit Collection
From mid $200,000’s. 4-6 BR wioptions to 7. Three floorplans, 1815-
4243 sq. ft., 3 car gar., great opts. inc. second mstr. BR, dens, mstr. retreats.
Nr. frwys., walk to BART. Hwy 4 to Bailey Rd. so., rt. on Leland, left on
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PLEASANT HILL
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From low $500,000's. Up to $15K allowances! View & Cul-de-sac
Lots! Perfect loc. for commuters. Two-story, 2212-3135 sq.ft., 3-6BR, 3 car
gar. Future golf course, low maint., 4 mi. to 3 fwys/BART. Taylor Blvd. to
Grayson. Davidon Homes. Open 10-6, Mon.1-6, 925-274-0800
@ Village Square
Mid $300,000’s to low $400,000’s. Single family homes by Delco
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From upper $180,000’s. Beautifully designed 3 & 4 BR Seeno homes,
4 floorplans, 1432-1843 sq.ft., 2 car garage, convenient location 180 to Alamo
Dr. to Peabody to Foxboro. 707-448-6243 / www.seenohomes.com
@ Diamond Grove
From mid $160,000’. Gated active adult comm.Contemporary 1 story
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aration, taxes. Supervise 2
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Bi-Bett, Attn; Ex. Dir.,
P.O. Box 5487,
Concord, CA 94524
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ITECH Insurance Corp. A
nat'l. leader In the term life
insurance brokerage industry
seeking highly motivated ac-
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General ledger review, ac-
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fixed assets and assist with
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ground a plus.
We offer challenge and in-
dustry name recognition as
well as excellent compensa-
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Send resume to:
Jan Tibbetts
Calpine Containers, Inc.
140 Grey Ry Lane #180
Pleasant Hill, CA 94523
Fax: 925-686-0152
jtibbetts@calpineinc.com
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ACCOUNTING
Leading food broker In Liver-
more. Complex financial, ad-
ministrative, analytical func-
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tracking, processing claims &
deductions. Be flexible! Must
know Excel. & Word, Send
resume to P.O. Box 9038
Pleasanton 94588
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Locally owned Walnut Creek
fin. ersonnel agency has
openings for perm. & temp.
Permanent Positions
® Controller (Mfg.) To $120K
Int'l. Cons. Mgr. To $90K
Controller (2) To $90K
Acctg. Mgr. (Local) To $75K
Fin. Analyst (2) To S70K
Asst Controller (Local) $68K
Acct. Mgr. (regal exp) S60K
A/P Supvr. To $60K
Cost Acct. To $60K
Credit/Analyst (E.Bay) $55K
@ German Fluent Acct. $55K
® Acct. (CPA Firm) To $42K
@ Project Acct (Const.) $42K
@ Recon. Acct. To $40K
eF/C Bee (Const exp) $40K
@ Payroll Asst./Hayward $35K
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© AJR Clerk To $28K
® Cash Appl. To $24K
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@ Purch./engr exp $21/Hr.
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@ AP Clerk To $14/Hr.
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925-938-9951
or fax resume 925-938-9954
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FINANCIAL PERSONNEL
1700 No. Pee Ste. 200
Wainut Creek 94596
EMAIL:
cristolfinancial@msn.com
www.cristolfinancial.com
ACCOUNTING
PAYROLL
ADMINISTRATOR
$30-36K
3-4 years exper. Calculate
union payroll, gamishment,
bonuses, retro, deductions,
heavy customer service. Ba-
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$12-14/HR.
Loan co. seeks experienced
collectors. 1-2 years exper. in
consumer collections, Posi-
tive attitude, excellent com-
munication _ skills. Respond
well to customers. Bonuses.
Contact Danielle.
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2 Positions open in Tri-Valle
area, 2-3 years experience, If
possible. Please send re-
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Send resumes to:
Accountants Inc.
Fax: 925/416-6431
Phone: 925/416-1101
ACCOUNTING
Fiscal Manager
P/T-F/T. Resp. for overall
acctng., budgeting & fin. re-
pening Non-profit & Head
tart exp., & BS or MS in
acctng.
Fax or send resume to:
CAPE Inc., 1816 Holmes St.,
Livermore CA 94550; Fax
925-443-0305 Attn: Karen
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Const. service co. has im-
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mor.
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Staff Accountant (Alameda
High Tech Co.) - Seeks de-
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exper. & excellent PC com-
puter/spreadsheet skills.
SEC Reporting (East Bio-
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wimin. 2 yrs. SEC reporting &
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Collections Specialist -
Credit analysis, credit appli-
cations, letters & collections.
Excellent comm. & cust. serv
skills req. A/R & billing exper.
Pe plus. $12-17/hr. Temp-to-
ire,
P/R Specialist - Req. payroll
& some acctg. exper. and
Word/Excel_ skills. Pro-busi-
ness or ADP P/R_ software
exper. helpful. $10-15/hr,
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A/P Specialist - Process in-
voices, checks, coding, bill-
(8. filing & data input. Exper.
wiacct; software _ helpful
$10-15/hr. Temp-to-hire
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Word/eExcel skills. Cost acct
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20/hr. Temp-to-hire.
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pes iat $10-15/hr, Temp-to-
ire & direct hire positions.
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925/933-0173, attn: Kathi
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AR Collections Specialist for
fast growing company, Cur-
rent A/R-Collections experi-
ence required. General Acct
knowledge, MAS 90 a plus,
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skills. Fax: 925/676-3082,
Attn: Controller
ACTIVITIES
First-class retirement center
in Blackhawk seeks energet-
ic, creative and reliable pro-
grams assistant who Is sin-
cerely Interested in
enhancing the lives of older
adults. Work with our team to
serve our assisted living,
skilled nursing and residential
Alzheimer’s residents. This
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erously supports our dynamic
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formation, please call David
Denton (925) 964-2062. EOE.
Home of
Jewish Parents
4000 Camino Tassajara
Danville, CA 94506
ACTIVITY AIDE
250 Help Wanted
Administrative Asst.
HOA-Prop. Mgmt. co, in W.C.
F/T. Must have excel. written,
verbal & computer skills, De-
tall oriented w/a prof. bus. at-
titude. $1850/mo. + bnfts.
Fax resume (925) 932-4312
Administrative Asst.
MIS ASST.
Great opportunity! Our grow-
ing wholesale gift co. is seek-
ing a skilled admin. We offer
asmall, friendly ofc. & a vari-
ety of challenging work, as
well as competitive salary &
bnfts. Must be PC literate
with working knowledge of
Word, Excel & Intemet. Exp.
wiPC software installation &
simple troubleshooting req'd.
Novell Pecraround a+. Attn.
to detail, able to prioritize &
multi-task, excel. organiza-
tional, written and verbal
commun. skills 55+ WPM
Fax resume attn: Melanie
925-687-3225.
Regal Art & Gifts, Inc.
Concord Area
ADMINISTRATIVE
High tech multimedia co.
seeks energetic, prof. who
will embrace the challenges
of a small growing co. in a
fast paced industry. Admin
respons. will involve account-
ing, production & mrktng. as-
sisting, as well as phone sup-
ort Fax resume to
100/251-6235
ADMINISTRATIVE ASST.
Oakland Ad agency seeks F/T
Mac/Office ex refd. Fax
resume to (510) 271-8808.
3 Lines,
1 Week
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SNS BANE Assistant -
Steka Computer Consulting
has an immediate Spening In
our San Ramon office for a
P/T Administrative Assistant.
Hours 9 AM-1 PM. Position
requires word processing
(MSWord), extensive data-
base entry and excellent tele-
phone skills. Must be detail
oriented, flexible, multi-task-
ing, selt-initiating Individual
Must have at least 1 year of
admin. exp., and excellent
communication skills,
Send/Fax/e-mail resume
(please include salary
requirements) to:
3223 Crow Canyon Road,
San Ramon, CA 94583
Attn: MSS
Fax: 925-824-0222
E-Mail: response@setka.com
ADMINISTRATIVE —Asst/Sec
in private home/Piedmont.
Varied duties, incl. corres,
travel arrange, record keep-
ing, etc. Strong Word & Excel
4 days $40K Parker People
(415) 986-0937
ADMINISTRATIVE ASST.
3 dayWwk. pos. for medical
clinic, very strong office skills
& medical terminol req
Fax resume 925-253-8338
ADMINISTRATIVE
Reception General Office.
Professional dress. Good ver-
bal skills req. Multi-task ori-
entated, knowledge of
Word/Excel. W.C. loc. Salary
DOE. Fax cover letter and
resume to 925-256-8792.
ACCOUNTING
P/T to _assist Activity Director
in SNF Dementia. per. es-
sential, Pleasanton Conv.
Hoep.. 300 Neal St., Pleas.
all: 925/462-2400 or
FAX: 925/462-4372.
ACTIVITY AIDE P/T Mon-Fri.
2-6. Working widisabled.
$8.91 hr. (925) 828-8857
ACTIVITY DIRECTOR
59 Bed SNF, in Berkeley, F/T
or P/T. Exp'd. in LTC coordi-
nating & documentating resi-
dent activities. Fax resume/
qualification to 510/843-0133
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Administrative Asst.
Self-starter good w/numbers,
some travel, will train. 401K,
ension, benefits. Resume
fo: PO Box 5087, Wainut
Creek 94596
ADMINISTRATIVE
Executive Assistant
[Marketing
Westem Regional Offices of
NYSE Co. needs top notch
professional to manage busy,
traveling executives. Fast
paced growth office needs
person wiexcellent organiza-
ional & phone skills, profi-
cient in MS Office, especially
Powerpoint and Publisher.
Must be able to handle setup
of training seminars, trade
shows, and heavy travel ar-
rangements.
Excellent salary and benefits
and downtown Walnut Creek
location. EOE, Contact HR,
jeteprators Security_ Network
at 1655 N. Main St. #104,
Walnut Creek, CA 94596.
FAX 925-932-5575. E-mall
Integrated @PittwayNotes.
ADMINISTRATIVE Asst./Re-
cept. Sycamore Assoc, is
seeking an exp., F/T person
for our small but busy office in
W.C. We are seeking a prof.,
outgoing candidate who
loves working with people.
The position req. excel
hone skills, word process-
ing, Excel a plus. 2-3 yrs. exp.
req. Salary DOE with exp. Full
bnfts. pkg. Please fax resume
to 925-279-0581 or e-mail to
humanresources@
eval com. No phone calls
please
ADMINISTRATIVE ASST. 3 yr.
exp. in MS Word, Excel, Pow-
erpoint. Executive support.
$16/nr, (510) 267-0575
ADMINISTRATIVE
MARKETING ASST.
Oakland law firm seeks posi-
tive team member. Multi-
tasked, entry level, Word &
Excel, phones & strong com-
munication skills. | Great
opts Excel. pay! Reply:
estatelaw@yahoo.com or fax
us @ 510-839-5599
Administrative Asst
for busy music industry/real
estate exec. in W.C. Variety
of skills needed incl. ability to
handle an assortment of
tasks simultaneously, meet
deadlines, prioritize, & work
Independently. Basic book-
keeping-excel. organizational
skills & ph. manner-computer
literacy-proficient keyboard a
must. $11/hr. Fax resumes to
925) 947-4935 phone 925
147-1622
ADMINISTRATIVE
EXEC. ASSISTANT
Reporting to the CFO your re-
sponsibilities will include ad-
ministrative support, handling
correspondence, calendar
scheduling, travel coordina-
tion, meeting planning, re-
cord management and work
on various short and long-
term projects. Must have ex-
cellent attention to detail
working with the highest leve
of accuracy and integrity. Re-
quires strong systems skills,
eng Excel’ and Power-
Point. Min. five years of exec-
utive level administrative ex-
perience.
We offer a competitive sala-
ty, benefit package and an
outstanding work environ-
ment in a convenient East
Bay location. Send resume to
Human Resources, Job Code
#EA, Winterland Productions,
1951 Fairway Drive, San
Leandro, CA 94577. Fax:
510/347-4018. EOE. E-mail
Personnel@winterland.com
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ADMINISTRATIVE _ Asst./Re-
cept. Immed. P/T opening,
Computer knowledge a must
FAX resume 925-827-2720
ADMINISTRATIVE Asst.
Marin Community Clinic
seeks AA for Clinic Mer
Office support exp. req., BA
ee Min. 45 wpm. Exp. w/
lordPerfect 8.0 & spread-
sheets pref. Exp. in med. en-
vironment pref. Excel. bnfts.
Fax resume 415/461-4229 or
email: karynpb@yahoo.com
ADMINISTRATIVE
EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT
F/T opening for organized
person wigood computer
skills who enjoys fast paced
varied work in a fun team set-
ting. Provide general support
for top management posi-
tions and help coordinate
special projects. $27K-$31K
EOE Wiexcel. bnfts. Fax re-
sume and cover _ letter
AS.AP._ to Jud Bolton,
Berkeley JCC
(510) 848-0170
ADMINISTRATIVE
Busy front desk, fast paced
office, answer phones, greet
visitors, PC, gen. ofc. skills,
multi task, people person,
growth potential. To $12/Hr.
Wollborg/Micheison.
925-946-0200 Fax 944-8791
ADMINISTRATIVE
Sales Coordinator
Primary Care
McKessonHBOC's Medical
Group is the nationwide mul-
timarket —_medical/surgical
supplier and the leading al-
temate-site medical/surgical
supplier to physicians, clinics,
long-term care and home
care facilities.
We are seeking a Sales Co-
ordinator for our San Leandro
region physician clinic market
to support the sales organi-
zation and be a central point
of contact with management,
other departments, and ven-
dor representatives. Position
will involve customer file
maintenance, generation of
reports, and acting as a re-
source for operations and the
sales team. Qualifications in-
clude a high school diploma
or equivalent, 5 or more
years of administrative expe-
rience with knowledge of
contracts and customer rela-
tions, strong organization,
communication and interper-
sonal skills, and proficiency in
Microsoft Office environment
is essential.
Qualified individuals should
mail or fax their resume to:
McKessonHBOC, Attn:
Doug Sovern, 18325 Se-
ale Park Drive B, Tukwila,
[A 98188, or fax_ to:
206-575-2337. An — Equal
Opportunity/Affirmative Ac-
tion Employer.
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The recent merger
(( é High Tech. High Finance. ))
bor Bay needs part-time sup-
port person for filing, data
entry, faxing, copying, gener-
al office, reception backup.
computer skills, MS Word,
Excel required. Send cover
letter, resume to Human Re-
sources, Technology Fore-
casters, 1420 Harbor Bay
Parkway #295, Alameda
94502. No calls.
ADMINISTRATION: Various
ofc, duties, transporatation
background helpful. Benefits.
FAX resume 510-433-1878.
ADMINISTRATION: Various
ofc. duties, transporatation
background helpful. Benefits.
FAX resume 510-433-1878.
ADMINISTRATIVE Asst.
exec. V.P. in corp. R.E. En-
thusiastic, detail-oriented,
fast-paced, strong comput-
er/people skills a must Excel.
comp./onft. pkg. Fax resume.
wisal, history 925-552-5335
ADMINISTRATIVE ASST.
Leading food brkr. in Liver-
more. Req. 3-5 yrs. solid ad-
min. exp. Excel. computer
skills Incl. Word, Excel,
erpoint. Strong interpersonal
skills a must. Prof. polish/bus.
attitude req. Flex. a must! Pls.
submit resume to: P.O. Box
9038 Pleasanton 94588.
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and accounting solutions.
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We are looking for a professional to administer
payroll for several locations throughout multiple
states. You will also be responsible for new
hire onentation, benefits administration and
assisting at social functions,
You must be deadline oriented, have a strong
understanding of accounting principles and be
proficient in software programs. A background
in automated payroll systems, preferably in
multi state locations is required. We are also
looking for a degree in Accounting, Business
At RPC, you'll enjoy a unique work-friendly
environment. We offer top benefits like an
employee stock purchase program, monthly
social events, on-site cafe, exercise facilities
and more. Please send resume to: HR
Department, ReSourcePhoenix.com, Human
Resources, 2401 Kerner Blvd., San Rafael, CA
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Pt. Richmond engineering
firm has opening for Exec
Assistant to the COO. Must
have financial or accounting
background. Other skills:
PowerPoint, Access or File-
maker and MS Office. Fax
or e-mail resume to: 510/
236-1186, or hr@berkeley
process.com
ADMINISTRATIVE/Docu-
ment Control Specialist.
Berkeley-Hercules __ biosci-
ence lab needs F/T Docu-
ment Control Specialist
Word processing, system ad-
ministration database
mgmt., other misc. tasks. MS
Word req. (Min. 50 WPM) Ex-
cel. organizational skills. reg,
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skills (MS Office), & possess
strong commun. skills. Salary
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TANT Building & Develop-
ment Co., Flex. sched. F/T or
P/T, MS Word, Quickbooks
Pro, Win. 95, Pay DOE
Faxres. (925) 942-0224 or
send to: P.O. Box 3378, Wal-
nut Creek, CA 94598
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seeks front office admin
Must know MS Office. $16.00
ph. (925) 463-3773
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Want to Make
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Come to an environment that
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MANAGEMENT
ASSOCIATE
This is not your average ad-
ministrative position & is not
for the weak at heart. Partner
with your regional manager to
effectively support your port-
folio. Assist in the develop-
ment of policies, & coordi-
nate hands-on projects at the
home office & with the sites.
Windows knowledge re-
quired.
We provide stable environ-
ment (25+ years) in Walnut
Creek excellent compensa-
tion/benefits/bonus package.
Please forward your resume
& salary requirements to:
125/256-5960.
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of Headlands Mortgage
Co. with GREENPOINT FINANCIAL
CORP. has created a single mortgage com-
pany that is second-to-none in its ability to
serve niche housing markets across the na-
tion. In addition to an outstanding salary/
401(k) matching funds),
wth environment where
contribution is valued
eking career-oriented in-
dividuals for the following positions in our
Finance Division:
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CONTROLLER
+ 3+ years’ public accounting
experience (audit)
* Mortgage Banking background
* Supervisory experience
+ Effective interp
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leadership skills
* Strong computer orientation (Excel/
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925/671-2005.
Competitive pay & excellent
benefits pkg. Includes leasing
commission, health —insur-
ance, apt. discount, 401K +
more! For immediate consid-
24-hour Job Line at_ 1-
888/411-JOBS. EOE. Pre-
Employment Bkgd. & Drug
Screen.
APPAREL
Quality Control Coordinator:
to verify that the finished
prectiets meet specifications.
riorities
based on delivery dates, Pre-
pares and writes inspection
reports. Knowledge of gar-
ment construction and how
to measure garments a
must, 1-2 yrs. exper. In qual.
control. Excel & email profi-
cient preferred. F/T pos. w/full
bnfts. pkg. In Vacaville work-
Ing for Joe Boxer Corp. Fax
resume and cover letter to
415-882-7940. Attn. Maria
APPRAISAL
Staff Appraiser Il
Danville
Position #10000
Successful _ candidates
must have 5+ years of
experience in 1-4 sfr re-
views and production. Su-
pervisory background re-
quired. Must be state
certified
Qualified candidates rnay
obtain an application
packet from any applica-
tion - packet from any
Washington Mutual loca-
tion. Please send the
completed packet, Indi-
cating the position # ap-
plying for, to: Attn: HR/DL,
400 E. Main St., 1st Floor,
Stockton, CA 95290, FAX
209-460-2586; or you may
call (209) 460-2584 to
have a packet sent to you.
Only completed packets
will be processed. Equal
Opportunity Employer.
1-800-952-0787
Nationwide Jobline
Washi
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APPRENTICE
* UNEMPLOYED? *
+ NO EXP. NEC. *
C.C. Co. aoe pod 12 people
for multiple F/T posit. in entry
level, customer serv. 90 day
mgmt. prog. & telemarketing.
Scholarships avail.
& $400 Wk, Start *
+ 925-777-1886 *
Interviewing Mon./Tues. Only
ASSEMBLY
Open House Saturday, Nov.
6,13 & 20. All shifts avail. See
our ad under General Office.
KELLY SERVICES
ASSEMBLY
ea House Saturday, Nov.
13 & 20. All shifts avail. See
our ad under General Office.
KELLY SERVICES
ASSEMBLY
Saal House Saturday, Nov.
20. All shifts avail. See our ad
under General Office.
KELLY SERVICES
ASSISTANT _ Office.
Bookkeeping, phones, typing.
Fun company flexible, Conc.
925/-691-4769 9:30 - 1:30
ATHLETIC CLUB
Needs responsible person-
nel. Positions available in Fit-
ness, Reception, Aquatics,
Aerobics, and Cafe. Fax Re-
sume to 510-523-6196.
AUTO BODY PAINTER
Busy Berkeley shop. Joumney-
man pref. Competitive wages
+ benefits. Call Drew
(610) 841-2740
Auto Body Technician
Joumeyman, Full benefits
incl. medical, dental, visioin &
401K. Wayne Stead Cadillac,
Mogr.;
| 1441 Franklin
ie Oakland, CA
70894, EOE/AA,
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Walnut Creek. Call Bob Fer-
nandes at 925-934-9300.
AUTO DETAILER at Danv. car
wash. Exp. req. Sal. from
$12/Up. (925) 648-2250
AUTO PARTS
COUNTER PERSON
East Bay. Excel. oppty. Send
resume c/o Times Job Net,
PO Box 4718-283, Walnut
Creek, CA 94596
ReeoMc AUTOBODY:
BapeaRCH M2 Collision Center Concord
PM0-$102,200 Has position available for
high. experienced Auto Detaller -
Ahsievel_ analytical | must have clean driving re-
ti leaders on top- | cord and must bring current
4 ‘of | DMV printout.
2291 Via De Mercados, Con-
cord. Ask for Bobby Lindsey,
AUTOCAD/DESIGNER
For restaurant equip. vit
Gen. cad exp. eG R-14 hel
ful. Fax resume 925.680.7252
BOL OMGTY eae eet
posit. open. Apply at Pennzoi
10-Minute Of Change tr.
1935 Market St. Concord,
Ask for Nick.
AUTOMOTIVESTORE
SRVC MGR. & AUTO TECH
'd. Top pay + comm.
wibnfts. for gen. auto repair.
Tire Techs w/min, 2 ee exp.
Call 510-527-4363, Yoon
Counter Sales,
BAKERY -
Bakers Asst. F/T-P/T. Laf.
925-283-7980; fax 283-1934
BANKING
BUSINESS
LENDER
Join our N, Califomia HQ in
San Leandro to specialize in
assets workouts
(loans to $2 million)!
FAX: 510/895-4413
EEO, M/FIDV
WELLS
FARGO
CLASSIFIED
Quick & Easy!
250 Help Wanted
ments by phone at 925/
eration, apply today on our
Inspects garments incl. trims
inspection dates
250 Help Wanted
BANKING
Fiserv, a leader In off site
check and financial Item pro-
cessing, provides a wide
range of item processing and
back office services and has
become the logical outsourc-
Ing solution for major banks
and financial _ institutions
throughout the U.S. has the
following openings In our
San Leandro Center.
PROOF OPERATORS
Immed. F/T & P/T Proof Open-
ings. Earn $7-$10 + reward-
ing incentive program. Must
have previous check pro-
cessing exp., excel. 10-key
by. touch & exp. working on
ICR proof machines a plus.
To qual. for F/T you must pro-
cess 1800+ Items per hour.
STATEMENTS CLERKS
PEAK-TIME, Day Shifts, first 6
days of every mo. only. Must
be able to file items numeri-
cally. Chk. handling exp a +
Interested Persons
Please Apply in Person
or Fax/Send Resume to:
Fiserv Solutions
1933 Davis St. #302
San Leandro, CA. 94577
FAX Cad
EOE/AA
BANKING
JOIN THE
Loomis Fargo
& Co.
TEAM
and work for a world class
company that cares about
its people!
Loomis, Fargo & Co., the na-
tional armored car, ATM and
cash vault service company,
currently has the following
opportunities avail. in the
East Bay Area:
@ SHIPPING/RECEIVING
@ VAULT TELLER
e TURRET OPERATOR
Become a member of our
elite team dedicated to pro-
viding superior service and
unparalleled security for our
customers.
For all the above positions,
you must pass backgroun:
Investigations to include
criminal, credit, driving and
drug screening. Polygraph Is
also required. We offer:
@ Paid training
® Medical, Dental, Vision
® 401K, pd. holidays & vac.
@ $500 Hiring bonus
To apply call:
Loomis, Fargo & Co.
(510) 233-9200 10-2 p.m.
Fax (510) 233-9229
EOE/AAP
BANKING
* Laser Pro Experts *
Comm, res, multi fam,
Consumer loans temp/perm
Fax resume 925/943-6512
SRS 925/943-6575
BANKING
SALES SUPPORT
ASSISTANT
Atlas, a_ rapidly growing
Investment firm and sister
ompany to World Savings)
has an outstanding opportu-
nity In our San Leandro Head-
quarters.
You will work closely with Na-
tionwide Investment Repre-
sentatives and Sales Manag-
ers providing administrative
support. You will answer
phones, coordinate incoming
and outgoing mail, prepare
flyers, order supplies, and in-
jut data into a variety of
racking systems.
Must be highly motivated, en-
thusiastic, possess excellent
word processing and spread-
sheet experience, and have
excellent organizational skills.
A minimum of two years cus-
tomer service experience re-
quired.
Atlas offers a competitive sal-
ary/benefits package and
outstanding opportunities for
growth. Please fax your re-
sume _and salary histo!
Atlas Funds, Attn: Sales Sup-
port 510/297-6025. Equal
|pportunity Employer.
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ATLAS’
BANKING
University & State Employees
Credit Union has the following
sition available at our
jerkeley branch:
BRANCH MANAGER |
Successful candidate _re-
sponsible for management of
branch office in accordance
with approved credit union
objective & guidelines, with
preiia focus on branch
growth, profitablity, develop-
ment & supervision of staff.
Position requires previous fi-
nancial institution experience
with proven supervisory skills
& business development
skills, strong communication
& sales skills, and ability to
maintain excellent levels of
customer services
We offer an extensive bene-
fits package. Please send re-
sume and salary history to
USE Credit Union
Attn: Region Manager
1570 W. Gan Carlos St.
San Jose CA 95126
Fax: 408/295-7426
E-mail: www.usecu.org
We are proud to promote a
drug-free work place. EOE
BANKING
USE Credit Union has this im-
mediate opening:
OPERATIONS
OFFICER | OR I!
Successful candidates will
have 2 years Financial Institu-
tion experience to include:
maintaining operations pro-
cedures, oversee teller line,
member sales/service experi-
ence, organizational/
communication skills. Candi-
date must have strong peo-
ple skills & supervisory expe-
fience with the ability to
coach & motivate. Credit
Union experience a plus.
Send resume & salary
requirements to:
USE CREDIT UNION
1111 Franklin St. Suite C
Oakland, CA 94607
FAX: 510/663-9248
E-mail: www.usecu.org
We are proud to promote a
drug-free work place. EOE
BARTENDER
Part-time
Pub and billiard parlor.
(510) 521-1007 .
BIOTECH See our ad under
Yoh Scientific TECHNICIAN/
Cleanroom packaging pos.
CLASSIFIED
ON-LINE
HOT coco
htp/hotcoco.com
Sr ree
250 Help Wanted
BANKING
USE Credit Union has this
immediate opening:
OPERATIONS
OFFICER | or Il
Successful candidate _ will
have 2 years Financial Institu-
tlon experience to include:
maintaining operations pro-
cedures, oversee teller line,
member sales/service experi-
ence, organizational/commu-
nication skills. Candidate
must have strong people
skills & supervisory experi-
ence with the ability to coach
& motivate. Credit Union ex-
perience a plus.
Send resume & salary re-
quirements to:
USE CREDIT UNION
1995 University Ave Suite 120
Berkeley, CA 94704
FAX: 510/841-6435
E-mail: www.usecu.org
We are proud to promote a
drug-free work place. EOE
BANKING
Westamerica Bancorporation
has the following opportuni-
ties available:
STAFF AUDITOR
OFFICER
-Fairfleld-
Will perform, participate or
lead audits to measure Inter-
nal controls & policy require-
ments. Will also _ partici-
pate/review new operational
activities to determine that
adequate controls & audit re-
iuirements are incorporated.
ie degree in Accounting
or Finance. Previous auditin
exp. & basic knowledge of
operations in a financial insti-
tution pref.
SR. PRODUCT MGR.
-Fairfield-
Will supervise the dally oper-
ations of the product mgmt.
area, train new staff_mem-
bers, research & develop
[jie Gor to meet complex
usiness needs & manage
ongoing vendor relationships.
Req’s. college degree, work-
ing sce coe of all aspects
of product & project mgmt.,
preferably in a financial ser-
vices environ. Must possess
understanding of — various
marketing oriented PC Soft-
ware including PC-based
Marketing Customer Informa-
tion File, strong word pro-
cessing, database mgmt. &
spreadsheet software pro-
grams. MBA pref. Previous
team leader, supervisory or
mgmt. exp a plus.
TELLERS
We are looking for outgoing,
energetic individuals with su-
perior customer service skills
& a talent for sales. We have
the following openings:
® Concord - 22 hrs.
e Livermore - 40 hrs, & 21
hrs.
@ Pleasanton - 20 hrs.
@ On-call “Floater” positions
available throughout Contra
Costa County
WE offer competitive salary &
bnfts. pkg., incl, 401(k).
Mail/fax resum
je tor fi
HR/A-1S, P.O. Box 1200, Sui-
sun, CA 94585-1200, FAX
(707) 863-6887. EOE.
WESTAMERICA
BANCORPORATION
BIOTECHNOLOGY
ASSOCIATE
DIRECTOR
SCIENCE
$46,100-$69,100
Develo and implement
strategies to promote new
research and education ef-
forts In biotechnology. You
will manage all aspects of
grant solicitation, supervise
a professional staff, and co-
ordinate the enhancement of
a_ complex electronic grant
administration system, You'll
also lead a group of investi-
gators and campus manag-
ers analyzing research
agreements and_technology
transfer issues. Coordination
of workshops and conferenc-
es on scientific and public
interest issues is also in-
volved. Substantial graduate
research experience or a PhD
In molecular biology within
the past 5 years is required.
The ability to pilot new multi-
campus organizational struc-
tures Is also required. Famil-
larity with electronic and
Web-based administration
systems |s preferred.
Send cover letter with re-
sume by 11/5/99 to: UC Office
of the President, Employment
#0078-99W, 1111 Franklin
St., 9th Floor, Oakland, CA
94607-5200. Fax:
510-987-0894. EOE/AA.
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
BIOTECHNOLOGY
BloMarin Pharmaceutical, a
dynamic and successful bio-
techiciegy company, is
seeking skilled candidates for
the following positions:
Manufacturing
Technician
The ideal candidate will have
a BS In a scientific discipline,
or equivalent work experi-
ence. Resp. will include per-
forming cell culture or purifi-
cation operations —_with
supervision, and _ developing
competency in cGMP manu-
facturing of blopharmaceuti-
cals.
Manufacturing
Sr. Technician
The ideal candidate will have
min. 3 years exp, In cGMP
manufacturing. Resp. will In-
clude performing cell culture
and purification operations
independently, and trouble-
shooting minor equipment
malfunctions. BS on a scien-
tific discipline, or equivalent
work experience required.
Manufacturing
Associate
The ideal candidate will have
min. 3 years exp, In cGMP
manufacturing with validation
experience preferred. Train-
ing and leadership experi-
ence required. Resp. will in-
clude implementing
manufacturing processes,
erforming operations, trou-
Bieshooting common pro-
cess failures and correcting
minor uipment malfunc-
tions. BS in a scientific disci-
pline, or equivalent work ex-
perience.
We offer competitive salaries
and benefits in a dynamic
growth environment. Send
resumes to: Human Resourc-
es Manager/CCT, BioMarin
Pharmaceutical Inc., 371 Bel
Marin Keys Blvd., Suite 210,
Novato, CA 94949. Fax
415/382-7427. EOE No phone
calls please.
Bio-Marin
Pharmaceutical
a
250 Help Wanted
.
BOOKKEEPER:
A/P, AJR, payroll, general led-
ger, bank recon's, gov. filings,
general office duties-filing,
tel., mailings, She data en-
try & computer skills incl. Ex-
cel and acctg software, pref.
Quickbooks, P/T approx. 20
hrsWwkMlex. $17-20/hr DOE.
ovr Itr, res. & 3 ref's. Cal Sah
pony Attn: BK_1603 Oak
‘ark Bivd., P. CA 94523
BOOKKEEPER. Alamo Travel
Agency seeks bookkeeper,
familar with travel’s account-
ing. TS2000/Globalware
knowied ge a plus. FAX
resume to: 925-743-9152
BOOKKEEPER: entry level,
must have CDL. Full time
aa San Ramon office. Call
(925) 833-6050 for appt.
BOOKKEEPER/Office mar
F/T for Pledmont Ave., F.E.
firm, Must know Quickbooks,
Word, Excel, handle multi-
tasks. Fax resume to:
(510) 655-9990
BOOKKEEPER/Office Mgr.
Exp. in A/P, payroll, AJR, &
admin. duties. Need own
transp. Sal. $34-$40K. DOE.
FAX resume 510-763-2038
BOOKKEEPER/SECRETARY
Small San Ramon office, de-
tailed oriented, MS Office, ex-
cellent _oralMwritten _ skills,
QuickBooks 2+ years, A/R,
AVP, phones, travel plans, etc,
Salary negotiable. Karen, fax:
925-637-0139
BOOKKEEPER/ _ Secretary,
F/T, Alameda. Quickbooks,
AIC, AP, peas customer and
organizational skills. Good
opportunity with benefits. Call
Steve 510-865-5583,
CAR ROUTE
Substitute, mo. avg., $1400.
No collecting, _momings,
Chron. flex fey off systems.
Lafayette. 925/933-2769
CARE GIVERS
For Senior retirement. Part
time position available. Apply
in_person. Concord Royale
4230 Clayton Rd., Concord.
CAREGIVER, P/T days, for
ae board & care.
(925) 820-9755
HILLS NEWSPAPERS « FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5
Job Network.
a
250 Help Wanted
*CARPET/DUCT*
* CLEANERS *
$500 Sign on Bonus
10 Immed. Openings
No Exp. Req. - F/T
$600-$800/Wk.
Truck or Van Req.
925-680-5170
CARPET INSTALLER; If_
(Ou
would like to live In the Foot-
hills, send your kids to good
schools, make a good living,
& enjoy life, send us your re-
sume. 5 yrs. exp. Journey-
man carpet layer req. Mail re-
sume to 807 So. Aubum St.,
Grass Valley CA 95945 or Fax
to 530-273-2014.
CARPET MEASURING people
wiexp, & transp. FT/PT. Good
salary. Call (925) 609-7899
CASE MANAGER: F/T Assess-
ment, referral, Follow up for
social service agency. Exp.
req. Fax resume
415/454-7785
CASHIER/Customer _ Ser-
vice. Looking for F/T, P/T
salespeople who like to work
In a fun & clean environment.
Must be self motivated & a
quick leamer. No exper. nec.
Room for Advancement
Brey at Honey Baked Ham
4959 Mowry Ave. Fremont
1801 Sutter #€ Concord.
4364 Piedmont Ave. Oakland.
& 4555 Hopyard Rd. Ste 11
Pleasanton
CASHIER
F/T. All shifts avail, for Shell
Foodmart & Carwash. Good
ay and benefits. Apply 9-4.
Contra Costa Blvd.
Pleasant Hill. 925-671-8057.
CASHIER. San Ramon loc.
F/T mature minded, week-
ends. Profit oes Paid vac
Call Beverly 925-901-1400x7
See Delt
\oliday hel in person
Orchard ursery & Florist,
4010 Mt. Diablo Blvd. Laf.
temp.
CAREGIVER
Seeking personal assist. to
share time & provide trans-
porated for elderly woman
for Fri-Sun A.M. Flexibility &
dementia fae helpful, in
Pleasant Hill. Please leave a
message for Eileen Zagelow
if interested.
(925) 937-2516 ext. 43
** CASHIERS **
immed. FT/PT avail;
All shifts; Resp.; 18 older,
Chevron F« mart, Dublin
Kathy/Kim 925-828-3935
CAREGIVERS
DO YOU WANT A JOB
YOU CAN LOVE?
Aegis Assisted Living of
Moraga, Is looking for care
givers to work in our new
community. We are seekini
kind, loving people to assis
residents with activities of
daily living. All shifts available,
full & part-time. Aegis is a
company that values you and
your family. We offer paid
aining & benefits includin,
medical, dental & vision.
you want to look forward to
coring to work each day,
a ly In person on eee
11/1 at 1:00 p.m. at COURT-
YARD _ MARRIOTT In P.H.,
2250 Contra Costa Blvd.
Or call our job hotline
225-377-7900
CAREGIVERS,
DO WANT A JOB
YOU CAN LOVE?
Aegis Assisted Living of
Moraga, is looking for Care
Managers to work in our new
community. We are seekini
kind, loving people to assis’
residents w/activities of pehy
living. All shifts avail., full
part time. Aegis is a co. that
values you & your family. We
offer paid training & a ben
fits package that includes
medical, dental & vision. If
you want to look forward to
coming to work each day,
call 925/377-7900.
CAREGIVERS
DO YOU WANT A JOB
YOU CAN LOVE?
Aegis Assisted Living of
Moraga, |s looking for Care
Managers to work In our new
community. We are seekin
kind, loving people to assis’
residents w/activities of aly
living. All shifts avail., full
part time. Aegis is a co, that
values you & your jenny We
offer paid training & a ben
fits package that includes
medical, dental & vision. If
you want to look forward to
coming to work each day,
call 925/377-7900.
CAREGIVERS/
HOUSEKEEPERS
for Adults w/Developmen-
tal Disabilities in Marin
Bofts., will train
County.
Ron/Syivia_ (415)454-5310
or Fax (415)460-1386
CARPENTER APPRENTICE
for Oakland Remodeler.
one & clean DMV req.
fall (510) 583-7168
CARPENTER. Base Board |n-
stallers/Finish Carpenters.
Own tools & transp. Exp. nec.
Job loc. Antioch area. Call
44/1, btwn. 7-5.
(209) 823-1137
CARPENTER + for punch list
work & repairs. Exper, in
remodel & finish carpentry.
Local work. Reliable w/dep.
transp. & own_ tools. Cust.
srvc, skills req. 925-676-1170
CARPENTER/Installer, exp.
AIA skills for shutter
co. East Bay/Bay Area. Fax
resume 916/632-3085
CARPENTER JOURNEYMAN:
Start immed. ue pay. Con-
cord area. (707) 553-9801
CARPENTER, LEAD for Oak-
land Remodeler. Excellent
pay & working conditions.
Call (610) 533-7168
CARPENTER Lead/Foreman.
High qual., E. Bay remod. Fax
resume/3 refs. 510-594-2463
CARPENTER
Mid-level exp. Seismic com-
pany. Good DMV. Pay DOE.
(610) 763-6933 .
CARPENTER
Rafters, framing & dry-wall.
Truck/tools. $20/hr. Firework
in Concord. 510/889-9329
CARPENTERS, all __ levels:
Pocang for a permanent
home, look no more. General
Contractor seeking experi-
enced carpenters for custom
home construction in the east
bay area. Excellent pay PLUS
benefits. Tremendous ad-
vancement opportunity. Ap-
Beane must have clean
MV. And willingness to sub-
mit to periodical testing for
substance abuse. For inter-
view Fax resume to Tery
Herman. Fax #:
(925) 256-7368
CARPENTERS for custom
homes. Will teach. Must
have tools & truck. Pass drug
test. 925/570-2000
CARPENTERS/Journeymen
exp. Bay Area project: vac.,
full bnfts. 401k. Wages DOE.
EOE Phone 415-389-7400
or 415-559-5422
CARPENTRY Knowledge all
puree res. const, own
ools/truck, gd. pay, health
bnfts. avail,
Call 510-799-5353
CARPET CLEANER, Experi-
enced. For Chem-! ry: F/T,
PM's, Fax res.: 510/741-7305
CARPET INSTALLER, Jour-
neyman, must have own
tools, vehicle referred.
925/756-7674; 925/706-6219.
CHILD CARE WORKERS:
Direct care for pandlcsp ed
children. F/T w/bnfts. iis &
on-call, flex. hrs., ail shifts.
$7.73/nr. ALSO: Program
Mgrs. needed to supervise
home & work w/handicapped
children. F/T w/onfts., flex.
hrs. H.S./GED & CDL reqd.
Sign on bonus, EOE
(www. gslh.org) 925/625-3932
CHIMNEY Repair Tech. Will
train. Valid CDL, masonry
exp. a plus, (925) 229-1920
CIVIL WORKERS
Wanted helpers for civil work
In SF Eey area refinery. Will
be work ng with asphalt_&
concrete. Must have BATC
card & active in DISA. If
qualified oleae
1 of CA
Phone 925/439-3195
Fax 925/439-7582
EOE
CLERICAL
A premier children's wear
co. is seeking a pleasant,
organized & thorough indi-
vidual.FAXresume:
510-352-3553.
CLERICAL
Admin/Word Processor-
Fantastic Long term oppty for
qualified Individual lust be
highly _ skilled, pee fast
paced & able to make inde-
peadent decisions, Call
ihawna @ Pridestaff for im-
mediate consideration.
(925) 227-9093
CLERICAL ASST.
Pleasanton Ins, ofc. seeks
erson w/3-5 yrs. ofc. exp.
cel. computer skills a
must. Good bnft. Pkg Call
Laura 925-460-9995 x3080
CLERICAL
BILLING &
ELIGIBILITY CLERKS
Associated Third Party Ad-
ministrators is seeking Indi-
viduals with 2 yrs. exper. us-
ing PCs & 10-key with ability
to handle busy phones. Must
type 40-45 wer & have good
quis aptitude for posting eli-
f ility and balancing. Excel-
lent communication jani-
zational skills required.
platpedes Harbor Bay loca-
ion.
We offer competitive pay &
excellent employer-paid ben-
efits. Please mailfax resume
to: HR Mgr., c/o 1640 S. Looy
Rd., Alameda, CA 94502.
510/337-3095. EOE
CLERICAL
Customer Service/
Repair Order
Administrator
Gigatronics, a leading manu-
facturer of RF & microwave
test & measurement instru-
ments, conveniently located
in San Ramon, has an imme-
diate opening for an assertive
individual to support our cus-
tomers with Instrument re-
pairs/retums. Duties include
customer contact, detailed
computerized order process-
Ing reeetiing & shipping in-
struments. lequires inde-
pendent judgement, the
ability to work in a fast paced
order provessiig department
& background in manufactur-
Ing, Pose electronics.
Must have excellent verbal &
written communication skills
and be able to work indepen-
dently. PC skills in MS Win-
dows environment required.
Send resume to 4650 Norris
Canyon Rd., San Ramon, CA
94589/fax 020 328-4797/
e-mall-hri atronics.com.
OEE
Giga tronics
CLERICAL
Enrollment Clerk
P/T. Responsible for enrolling
families in Early Head Start
Program. Computer skills &
office exp.
Fax or send resume to:
CAPE Inc., 1816 Holmes St.,
Uvermore CA 94550; Fax
925-443-9384 Attn: Debbie
CLERICAL Estab. Alameda
insurance agency, offers an
ideal posit. for the right per-
son! P/T Recept. 18 am 2
Mon.-Fri.) fork in a
m,
Fighly automated fast paced
environ.: Answering heavy
phones; performing gen. ofc.
duties. [f you are dependable,
personable & have gd. com-
mun. skills, pls. contact us for
immed. consideration. FAX
resume 510-523-7449 or call
(510) 523-3435
CLERICAL F/T, Small office,
Concord. Telephone, filing,
Word/Excel. _ Exp, req.
925/673-2110
CLERICAL File Clerk/
General Office P/T eves. for
Richmond law firm. Fax_re-
sume & refs. 510-559-9970
CLERICAL File Clerk/
General
CLERICAL loc.
Se eS
250 Help Wanted
CLERICAL. P/T Payroll Pos.
4 hrsjday. Mon-Fri, AM.
23922 Oakland 94623.
CLERICAL/Transcription;
Sams & Assoc. Is looking for
skilled Clerical for Wainut
Creek._Bnfts. F/T. Ins. exp.
Ber FAX resume to 91
68-4960, EOE
CLERICAL:
TYPIST/RECEPTIONIST
F/T. Detailed, people orient-
&d, Microsokt "Word, ‘Excel,
40WPM. Apply in person:
1265 Dainty Ave., Brentwood.
CLERICAL
Walnut Creek law ofc, seeks
person w/telemarketing exp.
to answer phone, Some eve-
nings & wknds. reg. FAX
resume 925-609-5963.
CLERK/CASHIER
Convenience store chain Is
seeking qualified clerk/cash-
lers for all shifts starting at
$7.00/hr. Interested appli-
cants please apply at store or
Fax resume to:
QUICK STOP MARKETS
3700 Alhambra Avenue
Martinez, CA 94553
(510) ead aed (Fax)
CLERK F/T, P/T eves. & grave
Apply in person: 7/11, 1339
No. Vasco Rad, Livermore
Cocktail/Bartender
Full & P/T positions avail.
Apply in rson California
Grand Casino 5867 Pacheco
Blvd. Pacheco CA 94553
COFFEE Cavern Hiring now
F/T & P/T. Alcosta Blvd. San
Ramon. (925) 833-0130
COFFEE SHOP in Alamo, fun
atmosphere, positions
available, $6.25 start + tips,
no experience needed, will
train. Call 415-297-1298
Collections Clerk
This individual will perform a
variety of daily collection ac-
tivities, Including heavy
tomer telephone interaction
and collection research work.
Requirements Include a mini-
mum of 3 years of accounting
or collections experience, a
basic understanding of ac-
counting practices, and PC
skills with online receivables,
ACT and MS Word. SAP ex-
perience a plus, Must have
excellent telephone commu-
nication skills, strong organi-
Zational skills, and documen-
tation ability. Must be able to
work independently.
cus-
We offer competitive salaries
and a comprehensive bene-
fits program designed to re-
spond to your individual
needs. Please forward your
resume to: Varian, Inc., Attn:
J. Rodkey, 2700 Mitchell
Drive, Walnut Creek, CA
94596 or Fax to (925)
945-2318. Varian is proud to
be an equal opportunity
employer and to promote a
drug- and smoke-free envi-
ronment,
Varian, Inc.
www.varianinc.com
COLLECTIONS
Fireside Thrift Co. a consum-
er finance leader specializing
In Indirect automobile financ-
ing, seeking experienced col-
lectors for recovery of bad
debt accounts in our Pleas-
anton office. Must have skip
tracing skills, basic computer
knowledge and a strong cus-
tomer onentation. Base sala-
ty to $30K/yr., bonuses, ex-
cellent benefits including
401K. Qualified spplcants
lease contact Jeny @
}00-825-1862 x2250; or fax
925-730-3509. EOE
COLLECTIONS
Loan Srvc. Counselor
Mtn, View/Concord/Pleasan-
ton. Position avail. for auto
collections dept. at WFS Fi-
nancial. Must have gd. com-
mun, skills _& flexibility. Grt.
bnfts. Call Richard Lee 800-
888-8948/fax 650-940-4574
COLLECTIONS MGR For sm.
Richmond ofc. Gd. computer
Sal. + bonus 510-231-9630
1999
250 Help Wanted
COMPUTER
AS/400
Computer Operator
WINTERLAND, a well-known,
Lay rong) $100 million
our legacy business system
to an Intentia/Movex system
on an AS400/720 platform
and upgrading our Window
NT LANIWAN,
As the shift computer opera-
tor you will be responsible for
the successful operation of
the AS/400 computer. Your
duties will include: ensuring
successful batch job execu-
tion, monitoring the computer
& network systems, fe
scheduling, backing-up the
system and data files, set-
ting-up printers, preparing
system documentation
working with Movex ERP
tools to develop user reports.
Position requires a minimum
of one year of experience as
an /400 operator and
knowledge of NT network
systems. A Retail/Manufac-
turing background would be
helpful and experience with
Intentia’s Movex ERP system
would be a big plus. Good
interpersonal and organiza-
tional skills and follow through
are a must.
We offer an outstanding work
environment. Send or re-
sume and salary history to
Winterland, 1951 _ Fairwa)
Drive, San Leandro, Ci
94577, 510-347-4018 or
email Information to:
as400-job@wintenand.com
Equal Opportunity Employer.
No phone calls. Not accept-
ing candidates from search
firms/agencies,
250 Help Wanted
COMPUTER
SYSTEMS SUPPORT
Martinez. Starts 725 -
$3,480 depending on skilis
and experience. We offer
excellent benefits! Requires
experience with micro-
computer usage with multiple
re application knowl-
eat Closes 11/19. Call
fe eae ext. 1350.
COMPUTERS/ICS
Website Administrator
Tired Of Your
Opportunity?
M Corp., in Vallejo, i
seeking an entry-level ie
date responsible for manag-
ing many as of the In-
ternet and Ecommerce web
sites incl. all software & hard-
ware components. Requires
B.S. in_C.S. or equiv.work
exp. w/2 yrs. exp. in HTML,
oa. coat or hil pi see
ming language. Kni e
of hs Windows NT & Uni
nux operating lems req.
Oracle DEMS Intershop, o
berCash & ‘Apache Web
Server pref.
MEYER Corp. offers an exec.
benefit_pkg: Med., Dent., Vi-
sion, L Life Ins., Vol. Life
Ins.,'125 Plan, 401K & prod-
uct discounts. Send resume
req. (resumes w/o
be considered) to
Attn: H.R, 1 Meyer Plaza,
Vallejo, CA 94590; fax
(707) 399-2190. EOE.
wisal
will not
COMPUTER
E-biz leader needs
pioneers for FTE in
PLEASANTON HQ
Oracle DBA
*Java/CORBA,
data warehousing
Sr. Network Engr/Arch
*Design & manage corp.
WAN/LAN for Data centers
*High avallabllity
NW tech. experience
Sr. QA Engineer
“J+ +/Java or C/C+ +;
Oracle, black & white box
g in UNIX &
Software Engs,
GUI tools
*GUI dev, Java (Swing)
Java Beans and Bean boxes,
Object orient prog.
FOR MARTINEZ
E-Contracts
*ASP Developers
Up to $100/nr
Email resumes to:
eastinfo@sfeastridge.com
Or fax to 415-616-9724
EASTRIDGE
INFOTECH
311 Califomia Street
San Francisco CA 94104
www.sfeastridge.com/
Infotec!
COMPUTER
NT/Novell Senior Network
Support Specialist.
We are a high growth medi-
cal software company servic-
ng over 500 networks in the
US. Join our existing team of
Reward specialist to pro-
vide installation, setup and
maintenance of NT and Nov-
ell networks. The company
rovides a supportive and
team oriented work environ-
ment. We provide competi-
tive compensation and bene-
fits and support four
on-going education. CNE or
MCSE a ae 6 years experi-
ence with NT or Novell re-
quired. Please send resume
to Attn: KO, c/o SIS , 3675 Mt.
Diablo Bivd., #100, ‘Lafayette
CA 94549 or fax to
925-299-4811
COLLECTIONS/
SAN RAMON
Immed. opening for entry lev-
el collector, no exper. neces-
sary. Salary & benefits. Call
Mr. Darling 925-838-2022
COLLECTOR
Top Gun Collector! We're
eon for the best of the
best. Top salary, Make more
bonuses. Exp. a must. If
fou're the best call, (510)
‘83-0500 ask for Mrs. Dixon.
COMPUTER
Gardner Systems Inc. (GTS),
a leader in Intelligent Traffic
Management Systems devel-
opment, is seeking
Software System
Engineers
Prefer expenence in C/C++
application development un-
der Windows NT. Exp. with
GUI, Active X, COM, COBRA
helpful. Hiring at all levels.
BS/MS in EE, CS or_related.
Position avall. in Concord,
CA, Send resumes to:
HLA seek Case or mail
to: Gardener Systems, Attn:
Human Resources, 1355 Wil-
low Pass Rd., Suite 110, Con-
cord, CA 94520
COMPUTER. HARDWARE/
SOFTWARE SUPPORT, Fast-
owing technology co.
ual environ. Travel req'd.
for installations. Primarily
hardware & database sup-
rt, some NT networking.
in CE & RAS e
Must have
Fax Chris 92!
rebetees
COMPUTER
COMPUTER-PC CLERK
Create queries in Access &
spreadsheets in Excel. Hi-
tech start up co, $14/hr. Fax
resume to Melissa@aoc
925-939-3716.
COMPUTER _ Professionals.
#1 Rated Computer Hard-
ware/Srvc. Co, seeking F/T
rof. - sales & service. Sal.,
onus + bnfts. Must have
computer hardware knowl-
edge, sales exp., excel. cus-
tomer srve. skills, organiza-
tion & follow-up. Send
resume to: R-Computer Per-
sonnel, 30 Golf Club Ad.,
P.H.. 523 or fax to:
925/798-4894 E-mail:
dawn@r-computer.com
COMPUTER
Senior Network
Field Engineer
If you have 4 . hands-on
experience, & Novell, Micro-
soft, Cisco, or Citrix if
you will enjoy the challenge of
providing hardware & soft-
ware solutions to our clients.
We also provide clients in the
Ey Area with intemet_&
LANMWAN_ installations. F/T,
bnfts. Profit sharing. Email:
abarone@clarecomputer.com
FAX 925-277-0694
CLASSIFIED
Quick & Easy!
CLASSIFIED
Quick & Easy!
@
cancable.
Home Technology
Technician
Here is a unique opportunity for business
oriented individuals to partner with
North America’s leading technology serv-
ice company. We are currently seeking
qualified individuals to install Internet
over cable in the Tri-Valley area.
Responsible for on-
site computer hard-
ware and software installation and con-
figuration. Applicants must be able to
troubleshoot a wide variety of computer
issues that may result from the installa-
tion. Employee benefit package included.
Please send resume and references via
email to resume@cancable.com. Sorry,
no faxes or phone calls.
COMPUTERS
Network Field Support
International Travel!
Join us in helping improve the
quality of life for cancer pa-
ients by providing technical
support and Installation ex-
pertises for networked medi-
cal systems!
Requires AA in Computer
Science and minimum 2
years Network (LAN) trouble-
shooting, installation and
support e& rience, or MCSE
and/or CNE. Must have ex-
cellent customer telephone
peor skills, strong knowl-
edge of various network tech-
nologies and troubleshooting
skills. Position involves pro-
viding telephone support to
field service engineers, as
well as traveling to customer
sites to_ install/troubleshoot
LAN products, documentary
test results, etc.
Siemens offers a compre-
hensive benefits package, in-
cluding employee nus
plan; 401(k) with company
match; pension plan; tuition
assistance; as well as a vari-
ety of insurance plans. We
are conveniently located off
1680 and Hwy 4. Fax or email
your resume: ATTN:
ISONCCDG, (925) 246-8454
or email:
iconti@smsocs.com.
le are an Equal Opportunity
Employer M/F/DV and en-
eourege qualified women and
minorities to apply.
SIEMENS
COMPUTERS; . Admin. 2
(ae UNIX exp. DNS, Apache,
ndmail, compiling, routing,
securities, Cisco . Great
sal. & bnfts. Email resume to
Jobs@netcorps.com
CONCESSION Mgr.-Berk.
Rep. Theatre (P/T), resp.: in-
vent./order/pick-up (2x/wk)
spec. events, supvr. of staff,
some/all_ shift, $40/shift +
wkly. compensation, Fax cov-
er letter/res. to Ellen at
510/841-7711
CONSTRUCTION Asst. to
owner. Medical T.I's, Excel,
Word, Quicken. Some East
Bay travel & work at home.
P pore: T.l. exp. a must.
Fax to: (925) 944-9699.
CONSTRUCTION ASST. Jack
or Jill of all trades. Gd. driving
record & some const. exp.
Call 510-290-1157
CONSTRUCTION. Bobcat/
Mini Excavator Operator
wiclean DMV, Class A pref.
(925) 932-4156
CONSTRUCTION; Clean-up.
Laborers needed. Starts at
$8/hr. Walnut Creek area.
925-680-4489
CONSTRUCTION
DISPATCHER - Heavy Union
Earthwork Contractor seeks a
well-organized computer lit-
erate dispatcher. Knowledge
of union policies and expen-
ence a must.
Send resume & sal. req’s. to:
\dependent Construction
Attn.: MM-Operations Man-
ager, 3911 Laura Alice Way,
Concord, CA 94520-8544 or
fax to (935) 686-1499.
CONSTRUCTION Detail/Sryc.
Great Oppty., Pay, Bnfts.
Grow w/the Pros. 925-
862-0334. FAX 925-862-0337
CONSTRUCTION
MPVJ B15
ems SS
250 Help Wanted
CONSTRUCTION LABORER
F/T, 925-229-0732 Se Habla
Espanol. Jose Quintero.
CONSTRUCTION
Local Heavy Engineering and
Utility Contractor is accepting
ications for truck drivers
Class A lic., with a tanker
pe og opel gad
with Dump trucks a plus
font ben-
Construction Co,, Inc.
5145 Industrial Way
icia, CA 9451
Or call 707-751-2109
CONSTRUCTION MGR.; Long
est. for . for
eling fac. Sac., Stockton,
East Bay Area. 800/654-7012
CONSTRUCTION Maint.
Worker. F/T w/exper. Must
have own vehicle.
ax
13 663-9130 or call
510) 465-2128
CONSTRUCTION
Plasterers & Sy
needed. Own tools & trans. a
must. (925) 938-3355
CONSTRUCTION Secty./
Admin. for VP of a Ig. const.
co. in the San Leandro area.
Applic. must be detail orient-
ed, flex., efficient, organized,
self-directed, work w/a team
& handle multiple projects &
time lines. Excel itten &
verbal commun. skills a
must. Strong computer skills
in MS Office 97, Excel, Word.
ent In the
environ. w/chal ene wor
assignments. Mon-Fri 8;30-5.
& _Bnfts. avail. w/inter-
view. Pls. fax your resume
wisal. regs. to Linda at
510-342-2215
CONSTRUCTION/Termite
Carpenter/Journeyman, ex-
cellent. p2¥: bnfts., Own truck
& tools. Career Oppty.
925/609-9264.
CONSTRUCTION Workers
with knowledge in all phases
res. eee Sy elas
. pal 1a. nm avail.,
eS Call 510-799-5353
CONSTRUCTION. WOW!
Dreaming of paid holidays,
vac., health, retirement, year
round employment & fun
tearm events? That's reality at
Winans Construction!
Production Manager:
Mgmt. pos. for person w/solid
bkgmg. in res. remodel. En-
sure all projects are on time,
on budget & to co. stan-
dards. Excel. commun., plan-
ning & organizational skills.
Lead Carpenter:
Prof., problem solving, com-
mun. & mgmt. skills.
Call Lisa at 510-653-7288
CONTRACTS ADMINIS-
TRATOR - admin. review of
Incoming/outgoing contracts,
tracking details of federal,
state and non-govt. contracts
gerang req'd. reports and
jet dates met. Exp. req'd.
F/T, benefits. Salary in low to
mid 30's DOE. Position clos-
es 11/1999. Fax 510-
231-9414. SFEI, 1325 S. 46th
Street, Richmond, CA 94804
CONTRACTS/Business
Administrator
F/T Position for Contracts
/Business Administrator for
Non-Profit Substance Abuse
ei $5 MM Budget. Min. BS
jusiness/Acct. Pref. 8 yrs.
in Non-Profit Mgmt,
er-
oO
in
Govt. Contract, Grants,
CEO/BBC P.O. Box 5487
Concord, CA 94524
COOK
Aegis Assisted Living, a vi-
sionary leader in senior hous-
ing, is looking for cooks. Posi-
tion requires individual to
work efficiently and effective-
nite ability to be creative in
presentation, and the
dedication to high quality ser-
vice to our senior residents.
P/T & F/T. Please fax resume:
925/377-7929, or ask for Pam
Pruett, Director of Culinary
Services: 925/377-7900
COOK &
DIETARY AIDE
F/T & P/T
Experience required.
Pleasanton Conv. Hosp.
300 Neal St. Pleasanton
(25) 462-2400 or Fax
(925) 462-4372
COOK-KITCHEN MANAGER
Full time lunch & banquet
cook needed. PLease call for
appointment for 8am to 12
noon. 1551 Marchbanks
Drive overlooking Heather
farms park. (925) 937-1270
Also part time bartender and
food servers needed.
COOK-KITCHEN MANAGER
Full time lunch & banquet
cook needed. PLease call for
appointment for 8am to 12
noon. 1551 Marchbanks
Drive overlooking Heather
farms park. (925) 937-1270
Also part time bartender and
food servers needed.
COPIER TECH/DRIVER
NEEDED Wolco Business
Systems has an immediate
oe for a copier techni-
cian and delivery person.
Seeking professional person,
ere referred, but willing to
rain.
Gen. Contractor Is looking for
@ handyman/service tech. to
service several comm. fac. in
the —. Bay. Handyman to
have a gen. knowledge of
fac. maint. Applicants must
be self-motivated, organized,
& respons. Please fax re-
sume & sal. history to (916)
391-4187
CONSTRUCTION; Inspection
lab seeks construction mar-
keter for contractors, engi-
neers & architects. Please
send resume to; P.O. Box
605, Vallejo, CA. $4590
CONSTRUCTION. immed.
openings for journeyman car-
penters, framing or finish car-
nters. Salary up to $35/hr.
‘ax resume & salary history
to (925) 284-3992,
ing technology
Valley area. Qu
must be able to
installations and
age included.
Please send resu
cel. pase ee ax
resume to (925) 685-2751
Attn: Todd
COUNSELOR/CASE MGR.
Case Mgr. needed to work
wimental health clients that
are adolescents & young
adults for social rehab pro-
gram in Fairfield. BA req. MA
candidate desirable. Intem
hrs. avail. 40 Hr.jwk., benefits,
competitive sal. Fax resume
to ir. MacFarland
707-421-4842
COUNSELOR
F/T, adolescent chem. a
outpatient in W.C. Able to
work eves. Excel. bnfts. Send
or Fax resume to Abby Klein-
wacks, Newbridge Founda-
tion, 1291 Oakland BI., W.C.
94596, Fax 925-974-1933
cancable.
Cable Technician
Here is a unique opportunity for
business oriented individuals to
partner with North America’s lead-
service Company.
We are currently seeking qualified
individuals to install cable in the Tri-
alified individuals
troubleshoot line
problems resulting from the cable
must possess com-
puter skills. Employee benefit pack-
me and references
via email to resume@cancable.com.
Sorry, no faxes or phone calls.
B16 MPVJ
250 Help Wanted
lone SS Se
COUNSELOR/GROUP HOME
Seeking motivated energetic
individuals to work at our
home for developmental dis-
abled adults. Part time hours
available. Experience pre-
ferred. Good writing skills,
clean DMV, and clean crimi-
nal history a must! Call for an
interview, 925-776-4532,
COUNSELOR
PT and relief counselors
needed for residential treat-
ment center for troubled
youth, $8.50 +/hour plus ex-
cellent_ benefits. Flexible
hours. BA and 2 years experi-
ence preferred but not re-
quired, Resume to Personnel,
1537 Sunnyvale Ave., W.C.,
94596 or Fax (925) 933-5824
COUNSELOR/VOCATIONAL:
For social services agency.
Must be exp. w/vocational
Bessssmontsralniig/[ob
dvimpt.jworkshops Xp.
wMWelfare to Work/CalWorks
regs, and clients. Fax resume
415/454-7785
COUNSELORS: Resid./O.P.
for multiple social service
programs incl. adultsvwomen
children/adolescent ser-
vices. MA/License a plus.
Fax resume to 415/454-7785.
COUNSELORS
to provide recreational ac-
tivities for Adults with De-
velopmental
Disabilities,
wknd. shifts. Bnfts for F/T.
Clean DMV. Residential
home in Marin Co,
415-454-5310 p.m. Shari/
Denise Fax 415-460-1386
COUNTER PERSON
F/TPYT pos. avail. for Concord
& Orinda locations. Apply ats
& M Cleaners 5400 Ygnacio
Valley Rd., (925) 672-5505
CREDIT-COLLECTIONS
Established mfgr. of chil-
dren's ware seeking credit/
collection person, Knowledge
of computer essential, Exp.
helpful but will train. F/T-P/T
Fax resume 925-689-9688.
CUSTODIAN/
GROUNDS
PART-TIME
Candidate will drive and
maintain mechanical sweep-
er 4 days per week, 4a.m.-
9a.m. Friday- Monday. Must
have valid CDL with good
DMV record. Some knowl-
edge of cents preferred.
MUST BE RELIABLE! Apply
South Shore Shopping en-
ter, Management Office,
523 West Plaza, Alameda
Customer Care
Reps & Manager
We are seeking high-energy,
high-volume, customer care
wizards to contribute to our
fast-paced, consumer e-
commerce co, 1-3 yrs. exp.
req. for Rep's; 3-5 yrs, exp,
req. for Mgr. Strong comput-
er skills, degree or equiv.
pref. Fax (925) 974-8706
info@openauto.com.
OPENAUTO.COM
isa reli funcedtprelbe
start-up loc. in W.C. EOE.
Customer Relations F/T
Position available. Join our
prof. team. No exp. nec. Join
our team of professionals.
Medical/dental/401K. Call
Shana or Lyle 510-529-1323
HONDA OF EL CERRITO
EOE/D/F/W
*Customer Serv. Rep.*
Great CSR skills, PC literate
TempMire.
SRS 925-943-6575
CUSTOMER Serv. Growing
manufacturing firm curren
hiring eee Cust.
Serv./Call Center Reps. Gd.
commun,/computer skills di-
sired, Base/bonus/pnfts.
FAX 925-828-0866
Customer Serv. Rep.
Grow with us!! Local mfgr. of
structural adhesives Is seekig
and exp. Cust. Serv. Rep.
Responsibilities: Prof.,
timely Interaction w/intemal/
extemal customers & field
sales to ensure on-time
shipment of quality products.
Sales order entry, reviewin,
purchase order req,, cust,
complaints, credit Issues,
product returns, problem
resolution & proc, requests
for quotes & expedites.
uirements: 3+ ears
Cust. Serv. exp., w/heavy
phones, automated order
entry system, MS Word & Ex-
cel, flexibility to handle
muliple tasks & strong
problem-solving & Commun.
skills; exp. in mfg. environ.;
gd use of English grammar
rr reports & coorespond-
ence; AA or some college
classes
desired
Dexter Adhesive Systems
offers a great work environ. &
excel, sal. & bnfts. pkg, Fax
resume (925) 458-8030 or
mail:2850 Willow Pass Rd.,
Baypoint, CA 94565
attn: S, Cattano.
CUSTOMER SERVICE
25 posits. avail., admin. skills
a plus, will train, easy &
bnfts. Sara (510) 235-358°
kkaekk
CUSTOMER SERVICE
Rep/Recptnst
Fast growing serv. com
seeks enthusiastic _self-
starter w/strong admin. skills
to manage multiple phone
lines & provide admin, sup-
Eon Must be proteeeeua|
exible & a fast thinker. Need
basic computer skills & 2-3
yrs, office Ce req. Send re-
sume to (925) 737-1437
ATTN; Kathy
CUSTOMER SERVICE
SALES SUPPORT
Alameda sales compan)
seeks organized, self-moti-
vated persons for full-time
and part-time office Jobe:
Prioritizing skills and custom-
er service a must. Good
hone _ manner _ essential.
lac/ Filemaker Pro experi-
ence a plus. Fax cover letter
& resume to 510-769-9250.
ee ee
250 Help Wanted
CUSTOMER SERVICE
Don't Miss This
Opportunity!
Do you want to work for a
growing distribution co,
founded on Integrity & the
highest level of customer
satisfaction? This dynamic
Co, in San Ramon has an
Immediate FT oppty- for a
great cust. serv. person to
assist customers by tak-
Ing phone orders & han-
dling them from start to
finish. Requires prior relat-
ed experience, good
poem solving and solid
asic math skills, flexibility
& a great attitude. Re-
sume & salary require-
ments to: HR Manager,
Dowd and Guild, <
925-820-7225 or emall:
hr@dowdandguild.com
CUSTOMER SERVICE
GROWING WALNUT CREEK
HOME WARRANTY CO WANTS
YOU
Positions available:
Customer Service
Authorization and dispatch
support. $9,00 and up
Typing 40 WPM/Good phone
skills. Systems and aears)
meweute helpful. Please
cay RY in person at
28: . Main St. #200
Walnut Creek or Call
(925) 934-2851
Customer Service
Hotel valet/Cashlers. $7-
$10/hr. 12 Avail. positions. All
shifts. Call (925) 927-1111
Mon,-Sat. 9 a.m.-7 p.m
CUSTOMER SERVICE
Blinds & Shades
Exp. or will train to $10 ph
ply In person
ells Blind Facto
No, Main & Ygnacio W.C.
Or 2200 Camino Ramon,
San Ramon (925) 886-0477
CUSTOMER SERVICE
lf you have a desire to make
customers happy, punctual,
detail oriented and under-
stand the importance of
timely follow-up, this DPE
tunity Is for you. $9.50/hr.
PT/ avail, weekends and
weekdays, Excel. bnfts, 401K
and dental. EOE, drug test-
ing. If interested please send
resume to: 5870 Stoneridge
Drive Ste 6, Pleasanton, CA
94588 ATTN: Teri
CUSTOMER SERVICE Profes-
sionals - Please see our ad In
today’s classifieds under
"Management".
PROVIDIAN FINANCIAL
CUSTOMER SERVICE
Dynamic paging compan)
seeks motivated fulltime
team_player for fast-paced
San Rafael call center. Data
entry, phone and sales skills
desired. Cook Paging, 2960
Kemer Bivd., San Rafael, CA
94901. Attn: "MikeM",
email: mikem@cookmall,com
CUSTOMER SERVICE REPS
Needed immed. in Concord
$11/hr. Type 40 wpm & call
center exp. a must: Casual
ofc., great bnfts. No sales
involved.
Wollborg/Michelson
925-946-0200 Fax 944-8791
CUSTOMER SERVICE
Like to talk on the phone?
Join our team!
Telephone Interviewers
needed
to eae surveys. No Sales.
Maritz Marketing Research
CUSTOMER SERVICE
CAREER
BURNOUT
Bay Area advertising agency
exert Creating 11 entry
level posits. Openings in:
@ Marketing
@ Sales
@ Customer Service
® Public Relations
®@ Management Trainee
Positions are immed. F/T &
fast paced. If you are not
making $1800/month_or un-
happy doing it, call Theresa
Immed. at (925) 969-1891 or
fax (925) 969-1894
CUSTOMER SERVICE
Expanding call center In Dan-
ville seeking positive custom-
er service professionals. Col-
lections exp. helpful but not
req. F/T & P/T. Full benefits.
Start at $10-12/hr, plus bo-
nus, (925) 314-3260
CUSTOMER SERVICE
Try something new & eam
more. Start S9/hr. + bnfts.
wischeduled increases & In-
centives. Reqs. attn. to detail.
Friendly & outgoing. Call Mi-
chael (510) 3 35 Vogue
Cleaners. Marin Co.
CUSTOMER SERVICE
JOBS! JOBS! JOBS!
The Bay Area's fastest grow-
ing commun. co. needs 12
new_faces to help fill orders
for Fortune 100 & 500 Co's.
No exp. nec. Full training.
Call Janet 1-888-825-2275
CUSTOMER SAVC. REP.
Rapidly growing HVAC Pleas-
anton co, seeks enthusiastic,
customer focused individual.
Previous customer srvc. exp.
a +. F/T & P/T avail. Must be
avail. to work some Sats. Call
(925) 463-1253 for intvww.
CUSTOMER SRVC./SALES
Fast-paced shower door co.
seeking energetic, outgoing
Individual for customer ser-
vice. Position includes heavy
phones, walk-in customers,
and general office duties.
Excellent wage/onfts. Fax re-
sume to (925) 356-2417.
CUSTOMER Srvc. Beau
Supply, 20 Posit. Will ay
Excel. bnfts. (610) 985-0196
Customer Srvc. Sales
Busy house cleaning Co.
Handling phones, & comput-
ers. No cold calls. In Alamo.
925/837-2137
DATA ENTRY/GEN. OFC.
| am looking for 3 strong of-
fice support Beenie) Must be
lous exper. a
PC literate...previ
pes Say is $10/hr.
Office Tech, 925/935-4900
CLASSIFIED
Quick & Easy!
CLASSIFIED
Quick & Easy!
Now Hiring!
Transport th
L>
e Future.
No Experience Necessary
+ $10.00 starting pay
* Free training
Health & dental benefit o
(No nights or weekends)
* Management developme:
E.0.E.
TRANSPO
If you would like to make a difference in the lives of
children and America’s future by becoming a school
bus driver, have we got a place for you!
¢ Flexible part-time morning & afternoon hours
Apply in person Mon.-Fri., 9am-3pm at
Durham Transportation in Concord
1025 Shary Circle or call 925/686-3391,
Good driving record required. Bring DMV H6 printout.
ption, 401(k)
nt opportunities
RTATION
HILLS NEWSPAPERS «+ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5
Job Network
ee see
250 Help Wanted
DATA COLLECTION
Market research co. seeks
DATA ENTRY
Bass Ticket Incoming call
center, exciting work environ-
ment. Seeking ticket service
representative for various
phone center positions. Pro-
gressive salary & commis-
sion. Must have PC, custom-
er service & sales
experience, AM/PM _ shifts
avail. Shuttle to & from BART.
Concord, 9452!
DATA PROCESSOR
FT, Advancement Dept. Sup-
port the activities of the Mar.
Advancement Computer Ser-
vices and Dir. Advancement
Research. 75% time gift pro-
cessing data entry In special-
ized software; assist with
dept. research; maintain sup-
lies and confidential files.
lequires heavy data entry
skill, computer literacy, Win-
dows 95 and Microso ice;
10-key and typing skills, un-
derstanding of basic acctg.
ppacedures: Seay
Saaee Call 925/
631-4020 for job announce-
ment and application. Apply
by 11/12/99 to; Personnel Of-
fice, Saint Mane Gelert
P.O. Box 4227, Moraga, CA
94575. Saint Mary's College
Christian Brothers traditions
lie in its Catholic, Lasallian,
Liberal Arts heritage.
DECORATING
Love Decorating! Design your
future in a new division of a
30 yr. old company. Flexible
hrs., PT/FT, local training. Call
1-888-729-7455 or e-mall
Imm@custom-comer.com
DELI, Espresso, Produce po-
sitions F/T or P/T. Gd bnits.,
Call Seabreeze at
Bl) 486-8119
jerkeley Marina
DELI
Genova Delicatessen
W.C. Exp., reliable deli clerk.
F/T & P/T, Bnfts. Weekends a
must. 925-939-3838 or
925-938-1590
DELI MANAGER
Exp, nec., upscale retail
mkt/dell, $14/hr._ to start.
Bnfts. Resume to Steve Law-
rence, P.O. Box 391, Fall Riv-
er Mills, CA 96028
&
Jere siasan Corie
prep. = , Apply in per-
son, Chef's Tough 1393 Bark
side Dr. Walnut Creek,
DELIVER. Visa Display boxes
P/T - F/T, $10/hr, estab. route.
Open Immed 925/685-2700
DELIVERY
Copy central seeks F/T deliv-
el eople for itions In SF
& East Bay. For more info.
call 510/655-1906 or fax re-
located at
sume 510/655-6145 or e-mail
ncaljobs@copycentral.com
DELIVERY DRIVER For busy
garden center. Must have
clean driving record. F/T,
benefits (925) 284-4474
ask for Chris or Tom.
DELIVERY DRIVER
Must be 18, able to lift 75Sibs.,
clean DMV. Start at 7am
Salary DOE. (925) 825-1331
DELIVERY DRIVER. F/T, 6
daysWwk. $7/hr. Bnfts. Co,
van, clean DMV. Fremont ar-
ea. Call (510) 236-6280
DELIVERY
Independent contractor posi-
tion. P/T Evenings & Week-
ends. Delivery & assembly of
fumiture. East Bay. am
$35/hr. Must have van/truck &
insurance. John, The Futon
Shop. 510-666-8237
DELIVERY/INSTALLATION
of appliances. Gd. DMV.
Good fee ee) APD IY. at:
6842 Village Parkway, Dublin.
Delivery/Warehouse
Fumiture store seeks
customer-oriented person
Good DMV record & assem-
bly skills req. $9.00/hr. +
good bnfts. Apply in_person
at: GALVINS, 2929 Seventh
St. (off Ashby) in Berkeley
DEMONSTRATOR
MERCHANDISER
P/T Fun job! 888-216-4649
DENTAL Assistant for Alame-
da office. Experienced only.
RDA preferred. Monday-
Thursday, general DDS. Ben-
efits. 510-865-4400.
DENTAL ASSISTANT
Sa RDA, F/T for friendly
G.P Pleasant Hill Ofc. Gd. pay
& bnfts. FAX resume 925-
932-51 72/Call 925-932-2186
DENTAL ASSISTANT
W.C. Office seeking RDA for
3+ days per week, Must be
exp'd., enthusiastic, team
Bae Excel, Ray bnfts.
afl 925-945-8006 or fax re-
sume to 925-945-6967
DENTAL ASSISTANT
Experienced dental asst.
needed Tues., Wed. & Thurs.
in Danville ofc. Fax resume:
925-837-7665 or contact
Melissa: 925-837-4275,
DENTAL ASST. Dental ofc. in
Oakley seeking an outgoing,
warm, friendly dental asst.
wiexcel. people skills. F/T.
FAX resume 925-679-9996.
DENTAL ASST. Exper.
for friendly G.P. in W.C,
Mon., Tues. & Thur. Fax
resume 925-939-4991
DENTAL ASST. Perio. office in
Berkeley seeks Dental Asst.
for F; . Please call
510/843-6341 or Fax resume
510/845-5128
DENTAL BILLER; F/T, busy
Oakland ofc. oe vest ood
paylbnits, (935) 472-9878.
DENTAL CLAIMS
Great Opportunity! Lar
company; must know ADA
codes, Outstanding benefits,
leam to process claims. Pau-
lette fay) 687-0605 Fax
(925) 687-0767
Dental Staffing
DENTAL. Floater front & back
'd. Fax resume
H or call
510-724-8299
DENTAL
Front Desk for Danville pedi-
atric dental office. Join our
energetic, friendly staff. Full
benefits. Need computer
skills & a Fax resume to
(925) 837-0793
DENTAL FRONT OFFICE
* Unique opportunity for of-
fice manager, small practice
must have exper. to $24 hr
Walnut Creek
* Schedule hygiene patients
only! Antioch.
aulette (925) 687-0605
Fax (925) 687-0767
DENTAL STAFFING
DENTAL HYGIENIST
Our hygienists do more than
clean teeth. They participate
In new-patient exams, at
early periodontal disease,
share maintenance care,
work w/a team of long-term
committed professionals, &
enjoy _health-oriented pa-
tients. You can work in an en-
vironment of mutual support
& appreciation while practic-
ing your best hygiene In a
room w/a garden view! Tues.,
Wed. & Fri. Beaming Dec. 1
InN. _ Berkeley. — Call
510-525-5998 or FAX resume
510-524-4015.
250 Help Wanted
DENTAL HYGIENIST
Dynamic perio oriented gen-
eral practice seeks talented
Fenenet Mon. & Tues.
(925) 934-1211
DENTAL RDA Concord prac-
tice seeks rel,, hard-workin,
& friendly tear player to worl
4 Solace incls, some Sats.
Call Cindy 925-682-3223
L
RDA. Gen. practice seeks
long term, dedicated person
w/iexcel, chair-side_manner.
Fax resume (925) 828-3951
or call Roni 828-3400
DENTAL RDA High quality,
low volume private esthetic
practice. Mon.-Thur. 6 wks.
vac., top salary, bnfts. bonus,
Dwntwn. Oakland, nr. BART.
We are looking for a "10" to
Join our exceptional team.
(925) 837-6426
DENTAL RDA: Mon.-Thurs
Walnut Creek G.P. seeks pa-
tient-friendly, team_oriented
chairside asst. 925/934-3434
DENTAL RDA WANTED; Anti-
och office, some eves. &
Sats. 925-754-7649
Dental RDA
Work 35 hrs per week,
doc, good benfts. to $1
Paulette 925/687-0605
FAX 925/687-0767
DENTAL STAFFING
DENTAL RDH: Emerwille ofc.
Mon. & Tues, 11-7. (510)
652-8855 ; fax 652-6949.
reat
hr.
DENTIST - P/T
Busy office, $450-$1000/day.
(925) 229-5555 .
DESIGNERS/DRAFTERS
@ Arch./ACAD
° Bane eyes)
© Struct /ACAD
Call Ronn @ CSC 925/830-
5020
DIETARY AIDE
Danville nursing home has FT.
positions avail. w/exp. or will
ain, Excel, pay w/onfts. Call
Jesse 925-837-4566
Dietary Aide
Please see our ad under
Nursing.
Lafayette Convalescent
Hospital
DIETARY AIDE w/exp. or will
train for 99 bed SNF, days &
eves. Keryn, 925/228-8385
DINING SITE DIRECTOR
P/T, Exp. in operations of a
meal program for eldert
Knowledge in serving meals
In a sanitary and efficient
manner. Apply in_person at
459 22nd Street, Oakland.
DISPATCHER
Est. Alarm company seeking
dispatchers exp,/will _ train.
Must be avail. all shifts. Excel.
benefits. Apply in person.
AHM Security, Inc
23 Orinda Way, Orinda
DISPATCHER
F/T-P/T. Competitive wages
+ bnfts. Windows exp. a
plus. (510) 841-2740
DOCUMENT REVIEW
Computer inventory. Immed.
F/T posit, Loc. Market St., SF.
Fax resume 415-925-9'
DRAIN CLEANER/PLUMBER
Will train, good pay, van and
equipment supplied. Good
driving record. lust live in
Concord/Walnut Creek area.
Call (925) 689-1089.
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DRIVER, Dental lab looking
for professional & courteous
delivery person. Pinole
(510) 741-3160
DRIVER
Do You Enjoy Driving?
Are you a reliable friend
Renee Then we need youll!
fe are looking for drivers
w/rellable transportation for a
San Ramon based pharmacy
co. Full time PM shifts
Sey Ee and benefits.
all Bingo At:
1-888-283-0545
Check out our web site @
www.driverstaffing.com
ORIVER _dumptruck. Exp.
class A, O/T/Holiday/benefits.
$15/hr. start. (707) 648-7945
DRIVER
Established health care com-
any has a position available
for a route delivery driver.
This person must be service
oriented and able to deal with
changing customer needs,
Our business involves deliver-
ing to hospitals and clinics in
Northem Califomia. Must
have a Class A CDL license,
Haz-Mat endorsement, clean
driving record, 2 or more
years experience, and will
ye required to pass DOT
drug screen and background
check.
Excellent benefit package.
Apply in person between
8am-4pm at: Fresenius
Medical Care, 5341 Indus-
trial Way, Benicia, CA
94510.
DRIVER Exper. transfer driver
needed now! Clean DMV re-
cord. Only serious need ap-
ply. (925) 432-8254
DRIVER. EZ local deliv. 5pm-
9pm. Need car, Ins., gd.
DMV, $10/nr. $+ tips. Dial
Dine (925) 754-3663
DRIVER for Flower Shop in
S.R. FT/PT. Must work Sats
Good DMV, (925) 838-8787
DRIVER
Growing mini-storage co. in
Antioch |s looking for a driver
for F/T position. Must be will-
ing to work overtime & have
clean DMV, Hourly rate, med-
Ical, dental, & 401k benefits.
Call 925-560-9777 or fax re-
sume to 619-259-0738.
DRIVER/LABORER
Must have Class A or B &
clean DMV, F/T. Needs to be
experienced In Asphalt Pav-
ing. Call (925) 283-8027
DRIVER
Local, Haz-mat. Class A.
(707) 643-0676
DRIVER
Mon.-Fri, 8-5, clean DMV,
$7.50/hr., full ‘benefits. Call
Susan (510) 261-2990
DRIVER P/T.
Eam $300-$500 a Wk
ele econo, truck/htchbk. Ins.
DMV req. 925/676-0311
DRIVER/SALES
$500-§2500/WEEKLY
Local food co. needs moti-
vated sales rep. Start immed.
Co, vehicle. 510-234-4646
DRIVER to deliver wine in
greater Bay Area, Fax re-
sume to: 510/547-7802
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250 Help Wanted
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Driver
Petro-chemical
Transport inc.
We currently have immediate
openings for
Experienced
Drivers
Due to inding
Operations
What Makes Petro-Chemi-
cal Transport the Place to
Be?
e $ Up to 2000.00 Sign On
Bonus-based on experi-
ence ($1000.00 @ 90
dai 1.00 @ 180 days)
° Z .50 Per Hour Top Pay
@$14.00 Start pay-more
based on experience
e 5/3 Rotating schedule
@ 401(k) with company
contributions
@ Vacation up to 4 weeks
© Paid poceys 6)
@ Life-Health-Den'
Insurance available
Uniform Program
e Safety and Performance
Bonus
Late Model Conventionals
@ Dynamic Profit Sharing Plan
Computerized Dispatch
@ Openings in our Benicia,
CA Fleetpoint
If You Have the Following
You Can Qualify To Join
Us:
@ Atleast 23 Yrs. of Age
e2 Years Private Sector
Semi-Tractor/Traller Experi-
ence required
e Gasoline Transport experi-
ence preferred
e Class A CDL with Tanker
and Hazardous Endorse-
ments.
® Good pla History
e Pass All DOT Requirements
Please contact our Driver Re-
cruitment Hotline at
1-800-648-2362 and at the
dial tone, dial 3777
EOE-M/FIDIV
DRIVERMWAREHOUSE
Immed. opening for F/T. Must
have clean DMV. Pay DOE
Excel. bnfts. Pd. vacations.
Please call 1-888-930-5277.
DRIVERS: Be in the drivers
seat. Caner, recruiting fora
sales technician to maintain
& to build estab. territo
routes. It's a fast paced, thin!
on your feet, challenging pos-
it. where entrepreneurial skills
can be developed & recog-
nized.
e Wage & commission
@ Full Benefits
FAX our resume to:
707-427-5129,
DRIVERS: Class A & B. Local
moving company. Benefits.
(925) 313-9999
DRIVERS.
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COMPANY &
INDEPENDENT DRIVERS
Bay-Area Steel Hauler needs
Class A Drivers with a mini-
mum 1 yr. steel hauling and 2
ears verifiable Class A driv-
ing experience. Excellent
compensation and benefit
package offered. Call Richard
at 1-800-306-1948 between
9-5 Monday through Friday.
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250 Help Wanted
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DRIVERS Route salesperson
wanted, Excel. bnfts./pay. F/T
union Job in Livermore.Call for
appt. (916) 454-5545 or fax
resume (916) 454-9397
DRY CLEANERS
Counter Person F/T
No exp. nec. Apply In person
at: 508 B Contra Costa Blvd.
Pleasant Hill
DRY CLEANING Alterations &
counter person needed. W.C.
Call (925) 939-5046
DRYCLEAN U.S.A. needs
counter help & shirt presser
ASAP. P/T-F/T. 5435 Clayton
Rd., Clayton, (925) 672-5653
DRYWALL HANGERS
& TAPERS. Berkeley & Pleas-
anton. 9-14¢. Multi family
projects. Weekly pay.
1-800-456-4160
EDUCATION
ASSISTANT Director of Education
AS leader of supplemental edu-
cation, we are looking for ener-
getic Assistant Director who will
develop student programs, man-
age teachers & handle admin.
duties. Excell org. skills & teach-
Ing credentials req. Company
training will be provided. Salary
plus bonus and benefits. Call
Becky Reed at:
Huntington Leaming Center
(510) 799-9446 or send re-
sume to 1500 Sycamore PI.
Ste. B-1, Hercules, CA 94547
EDUCATION
ENGLISH
INSTRUCTOR
DeVry Institute of Technology
in Fremont, an accredited ca-
reer-oriented higher educa-
tion school, which offers de-
ees in EET, CIS, Telecom
j]anagement, and Business,
\s hiring part-time faculty to
teach English during the day.
Master's Degree in English
and teaching experience re-
quired. If you are interested in
Joining our team of profes-
sionals, please submit eal
resume and cover letter to;
DeVY
6600 Dumbarton Circle
Fremont, CA 94555
Fax; 510/742-0868
www. fre.devry.edu
EDUCATION
Instructional Asst. Special
Education - 6.5 hrs./ day. Pro-
vide asst, to Resource Spe-
clalist In supervising students
In instructional tasks related
to the education needs. Ap-
ply AUHSD, 1212 Pleasant
| Rd., Lafayette, CA.
EDUCATION
Please see our ad under
Medical
Western Career College.
EDUCATION
Transition Asst. 40 hrs.wk.
Provide job shadowing &
placement apps for students
wispecial needs. Knowledge
of community, business &
exp. w/special needs stu-
dents desirable. Asal
AUHSD, 1212 Pleasant Hill
Rd,, Lafayette, CA.
19.9.9
ee
250 Help Wanted
ae
EDUCATION
FACULTY DEVELOPMENT
COORDINATOR
San Francisco
Heald |s a leader in career
education on the West Coast
with thirteen campuses in
Northem California, Oregon
and Hawall. We have an
opening to provide leadership
in teaching, learning, and as-
sessment strategies to en-
sure the quality of Instruction
wy faculty at each campus.
‘ou will visit faculty to ob-
serve Instruction, ap;
tate WOTKELIEDS and seminars
to enhance the leaming of in-
structors. Deuies teachin
experience. refer experi-
ence in Instructional supervi-
sion and a Master's in Educa-
tion or related field preferred.
To be considered for this op-
portunity, please submit your
resume, cover letter and sal-
ary requirements to: Heald
Colleges, Central Administra-
tive ice-Employment, 670
Howard Street, San Francis-
co, CA 94105. You may also
email to careers@heald.edu,
or fax to: 415/808-1596. EOE
5 Heald
4COLLEGE
EDUCATION
Small liberal arts college
seeks applicants for several
positions:
Admissions Ri ist
to answer busy phones, greet
visitors, provide Information
and resources to potential
students, & offer clerical as-
sistance to staff. Excellent
communication, interperson-
al, computer and customer
service skills.
Administrative Assistant
for Evening Accelerated
Progrant requires_computer
proficiency and office experi-
ence to work with students,
staff and faculty, assist with
responding to public Inquiries
about program.
Student Accounts Assis-
tant. is a member of re-
source center team, provid-
ing combination of services
to students. Strong interper-
sonal, analytical and organi-
zational skills, some account-
ing exp. pref. Benefits for all
positions include tuition waiv-
er, health & retirement. Letter
& resume to Human Re-
sources, Holy Names College
3500 Mountain Bivd.,
Oakland 94619 or FAX
510-436-1199. The College
has a strong commitment to
ayerelty and seeks to reflect
this in Its hiring.
ELECTRICAL DRIVER
Wholesaler seeks delivery
driver. Long hours and heavy
work. Apply 2655 Verne Rob-
erts Cir., Antioch,
ELECTRICIAN
Foreman, Journeyman, In-
dust/Comm'l. Good pay &
bnfts. Eastern Pacific
Construction
(925) 798-5255.
Fax (925) 798-3943
ELECTRICIAN/Gills Electric
since 1952. Top pay+ bnfts.
5 yrs. exp. in res./ comm.
srvc. Oakland 925-930-0558
ELECTRICAL: Apprentices &
Journeyman needed. Tools &
vehicle req, 415-472-6011
CLASSIFIED
Quick & Easy!
ELECTRICIAN
Rel. self-starter, 4 yrs. exp.
res./comm'l. Top pay, med/
dental Tools/truck req. Start
immed. Call 925/200-6117
Fax 925/426-7337
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250 Help Wanted
ELECTRICAL
INSTALLER
MARTINEZ
Bay Alarm, a recognized
leader in the electronic secu-
rity systems industry, has an
Immediate opening In our
Martinez territory for an |n-
staller.
The ideal candidate will have
proven custorner service
skills, a clean driving record
and the ability to do physical
work/lift 35 Ibs. 1-2 yrs. rne-
chanical/electrical exper.
pref. Vehicle is provided,
If you are looking for career
advancement, 4 good com-
pany name to stand behind
you, an independent work
environment, and excellent
Fray | get) this Is the job
for YOUII!I! Please send re-
sume to Bay Alarm, HR/JB,
PO Box 8140, Wainut Creek;
A 94596 or fax to 925)
940-2377. E-mail:
hr@bayalarm.com, EOE
BAY
ALARM
SINCE 1948
Equal Opportunity Employer
ELECTRICIAN
POKKA Beverages, Inc.
a leading bottler of quality
fruit juice and other fine bey-
erages has_an immediate
opening for Electrician at our
japa Valley facility. Previous
‘work experience in a manu-
facturing/food processing en-
vironment required. Allen
Bradley and PLC knowledge
a must._Competitive hourly
pay. Excel bnfts incl
med/dent /ision/ife/401k
Fax resume to (707)
556-9031 or mail resume to
HR Dept 1201 Commerce
Blvd, American, CA 94589
ELECTRICIAN: res., 2 years |*
min. exp. Call 925-449-7267
or Fax resume 925-449-7283
ELECTRICIANS
Does your Job offer med/den-
tal bnfts., pd vac., pd school-
ing, 401K, profit’ sharing? if
not then you need to check
us out! Electrical contractor
seeking electricians w/min. 2
TS. exp. in commercial elec-
rical construction. Fax re-
sume (925) 485-5955
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ENGINEERING j
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No experience necessan,
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Salary $2658 to $4150 pernug
Requires a 4 year college degree or equine
experience. Registered senior in college ini
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Engineer
Peerless-Lithonia Lighting,
the Industry leader in the
design of high-end, Indi-
rect flourescent lighting
fixtures, Is seeking a Me-
chanical Design Engineer
to join our Design Engi-
neering Team in Berkeley,
Ca. If you enjoy develop-
Ing products that outshine
the competition, using the
latest in lighting & manu-
facturing technologies, &
being a core member of
the top design engineer-
ing team in the field of
flourescent lighting, then
this Is the position for you.
In this position you will de-
velop & design unique,
top-of-the-line fluorescent
the ta
mn
Senergy.cOmM
(NIALIGHTING
erica’s lead-
ae fluorescent
fixtures, has an
diate opening, at
lighting products, & modi-
fy existing products, Key
responsibility of this posi-
tion is the design of parts
that are assembled to
make lighting fixtures, in-
rf didates will cluding extruded hous-
Mors Ih industrial, Ings, die-
cast, sheet metal, and
plastic parts. Position re-
quires BS degree in ME or
MET and 1-2 years of ex-
perience. Experience with
AutoCad is highly desir-
able, as is experience with
ProE or other 3-D solid
poturing or Mech-
ral Engineering a
onstrate pro'
geriorrt skils, Will
manufacturing im-
ent processes In
ton, assembly and
ising. Will trouble-
‘ rOCeSSES modeling software. Expe-
4 ip ponsible for rience In the lighting In-
a manufacturing dustry is preferable, but
not necessary. For confi-
dential consideration,
please send resume with
salary requirements to:
dards, performing
scion and cost
Will interact with
engineering to en-
= manutacturabllity of
and existing product.
NC programming
nce, Must be profi-
t with Autocad A14
Bair Prog, and demon-
e working knowledge
iestate-ot-the-art manu-
g technologies.
Peeress-Lithonia
Lighting
Attn.: B.L. Cooper
P.O. Box 2556
Berkeley, CA 94702-0556
ENGINEERING
SR. ENGINEERING TECH
Power Supply/
Instrumentation
CALEX has opportunity for
qualified individual to work
with Power Conversion and
Instrumentation products.
Responsibilities include con-
ducting DVT, supporting de-
sign engineers with prototyp-
Ing, preproduction, failure
analysis and some customer
Str ors Must be team player
with good communication
skills. degree and 3-5 yrs.
experience required.
nia Lighting, a divi-
’q of NGI Enterprises,
offers excellent
eer opportunities ut
A efits including FSA,
pikwimatching, and NSI
Bock purchase plan.
ial or fax resume to: HR
pt, Peerless/Lithonia,
E P.O. Box 2556
Berkeley, CA 94710
Fax 510-845-2776
Send resumes to CALEX,
NEERING 2401 Stanwell Dr., Concord
CA 94520, F; (925}
Watson, a 687-4424 or e-mail
gomery
ig int! environmental
ee ng and technology
lis seeking a
cbait@calex.com, Attn: CB,
Ref: ENGTECH
ENVIRONMENTAL &
SAFETY SPECIALIST
($3917-$4762 monthly)
plus excellent benefits
Dublin San Ramon
Services District
Exciting career opportunity at
a premier public agency,
Bachelor's degree in related
field field plus Race expeni-
ence, Call (925) 551-7230
x170 to apply EO!
ESTHETICIAN rm. for rent
wiwindow & sink in skin care
salon. Lede fe area. Ask
for Florence. (510) 652-2560
ESTIMATORS
® Elect/Electronic/Telecom.
@ Piping/Quickpen exp.
Call Ronn @ CSC
925/830-5020
tracts Administrator
Walnut Creek branch
pn includes develop-
‘of contracts for
pipalindustrial projects,
prt project managers
Q prime contracts,
diary company subcon-
and purchase orders,
orders, and develop-
of —inter-company
ents. Also monltor/
bond/insurance
nittals, cross train and
ed’! contracting to
tified as fed’!
ement officer.
42-3 years’ related ex-
Bice required. Excellent
|, verbal and computer
a plus. Excellent com-
ation and benefits In
th-oriented environment.
250 Help Wanted
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250 Help Wanted
EXPANDING EAST BAY
PROFESSIONAL
CLEANING CO,
Needs housecleaners Full/
Part-time. $10/ hr. English
Pogeking: registered car,
phone, references required.
Call Lisa 510-883-1747,
FINANCE
Documentation
clalists
needed for $23 billion dollar
financial/consumer products
company. If you are detail-
onented and enjoy working in
a_ fast-paced Seren ent
this is an opportunity for you!
Must have knowledge of Mi-
cro-soft Word and Excel. Sal-
ary to $25K. Benefits include:
Medical, dental, 401K, 100%
tuition reimbursement. Tre-
mendous room for advance-
ment!! Let this company be a
Part of your life! Fax resumes
attention Dena 914)
962-1903. ** PLEASE
THE 914 AREA CODE +#*
FINANCIAL Analyst----
Healthcare Information firm
pecultee person to penton
detailed analysis of financial
and other data submitted by
customers. Experience in
healthcare field is desirable.
Must be windows iterate,
able to work independently
and in small groups, custom-
er oriented, Send resume to
HR/MECON, 200 Porter Dr.
#210, San Ramon, CA
94583, Fax (925) 838-0494
email ksmillar@mecon.com
EOEM/FIV/D
FINANCIAL ANALYST
Exciting intl, audio/video co.
in S.F. which services the
corporate, broadcast, & en-
tertainment mkts. has need
for Financial Analyst to assist
w/oude¢et, forecast, bus. plan,
& spec. projects. Must have
degree & 5+ yrs. related exp.
Co, will be relocating to Ala-
meda by year end. FAX re-
sume to 415-882-7957 or
mail to: Fin, Analyst pos., 135
Stillman St., S.F.CA 94107
FINANCIAL
BUDGETS
AND GRANTS
ADMINISTRATION
MANAGER
$51,700-$93,100
Provide comprehensive bud-
get administration and finan-
cial management for re-
search and education awards
totaling $50 million per year.
You will manage an adminis-
trative staff of six, develop
budget policies and fiscal
controls, oversee post-award
accounting and outcome as-
sessment, and formulate
grant activity reports. You will
also recommend audits, and
coordinate conferences,
space, Ge eut as and_sup-
plies, A BA or BS (MBA or
CPA, preferred) with 5+
years’ experience managing
administrative and fiscal op-
erations of a complex organi-
zation is required. Excellent
Word, Access, Excel and fed-
eral grant systems skills are
also required. Experience
supporting executive func-
tions, providing customer
services and managing pro-
fessional staff is a must.
Send cover letter with re-
sume by 11/5/99 to UC Office
of the President, Employment
#0075-99W 1111 Franklin
St., 9th Floor, Oakland, CA
94607-5200. Fax
510-987-0894. EOE/AA
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
esume and salary histo- EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Oakland Sharing the Vision.
SASE for full description. Re-
sume, cover, 3 refs. to: OSV,
1212 Preservation Park, Oak-
land, CA. 94612. Deadline for
applications: Nov. 12th, 1999.
ontgomery Watson
Attn: T. Franklin
925-274-2252
EOE MF/D/V
FIRE SPRINKLER, Aystarns
Testin /inspection, aint
Techs for Mtn. View open
shop. Entry level on up. Multi
F/T positions. Mech. skills
nec, ae ref., but will train,
Call 800-969-9460 for applic.
LASSIFIED
luick & Easy!
FILE CLERK Livermore, 20-30
hrs. wk. Very flex. hrs. Call
HR, 925/454-2899 ext. 198
Salary: $11.55/hr
Job Qualifications
Experience with high voltume
inbound calls
lear direct customer service
Contact in a call center preferred
weeks
MB advice to our Health Plan members.
Job Qualifications
Smonths of recent experience
Ma call center/telephone or
Other ambulatory care envi-
‘ment, or minimum of 1
ware
Toapply,
WHEN IT COMES TO CAREERS, KAISER
PERMANENTE HAS NEVER BEEN HEALTHIER
Our Appointment and Advice Call Centers continue to grow.
Our need for Health Care Call Center Agents and Advice
Nurses has continued also. Explore the opportunities at our
Vallejo Appointment and Advice Call Center.
Health Care Call Center Agents
gents receive inbound telephone calls from our Health Plan.
Members and provide appointment service information in a
fistomer-focused manner. Using your computer proficiency and
Mealth care understanding your focus is to ensure our members
tbiain appointments and or services with ease and efficiency.
Skil Testing required in the _* Front office medical and/or
following areas: Healthcare background
Minimum 30 wpm typing preferred
Windows computer navigation”. Medical Terminology preferred
¢ Available to attend training
40hr/week for minimum of +
Call Center Advice Nurses
Salary: $24.94-27.66/hr (Based upon exp.)
vice Nurses provide timely, essential triage, Medical, Pedi &
¢ Knowledge of PC-based soft-
¢ Preferred phone advice/triage
experience
¢ Experience with high volume
inbound calls
* Current CA RN license
Join us at an upcoming Open House
NOVEMBER 4, 1999
5-7 pm @ 1617 Broadway, Vallejo
Open House events every 3rd Thursday/month.
a please FAX your resume to (510) 873-5368 or
a ‘0 Kaiser Permanente/AACC Recruitment, 1950
Tanklin St, 15th Floor, Oakland, CA 94612.
We are an EEO/AA Employer
FLORAL Delivery Driver F/T,
Mon.-Fri., $7/hr., Siefert Floral
Co. (925) 254-6166
ann een
250 Help Wanted
FINANCIAL SERVICES
Openings to lear estate
business Planning w/one of
the world’s largest financial
services companies. initial in-
come up to $800 per week +
bonuses If qualified, Compre-
hensive _ trainin Program
available. Bi in Walnut
Creek area. Potential mgmt.
op tunities. Excellent ben-
el inclocinig retirement. Call
Leonard eller at ae}
210-0414, aah #06975
FITNESS
@FITNESS
DO YOU WANT JUST A JOB. .
OR DO PC OU ANT: A
24 Hour Fitness is the fastest
growing fitness center chain
with over 325 clubs in the
world. We currently have
great career Feheane In
our SAN RAMON, WALNUT
CREEK, CONCORD & ANTI-
OCH clubs. The following ex-
citing full-time and part-time
Positions are available:
Operations Mgr. Trainee
rt. Desk Receptionists
Night Securi
Kids Club/Babysitters.
Custodial/Porters
(Day & Eve)
We offer flexible hours and
days, great_compensation,
benefits & FREE MEMBER-
SHIPI! Please submit resume
and/or letter of interest to the
preferred club listed below:
San Ramon Club
12943 Alcosta Blvd.
San Ramon, CA 94583
Fax #: 925-866-2088
Walnut Creek Club
2033 North Main Street
Wainut Creek, CA 94596,
Fax #: 925-930-8316
Concord Club
1505 Willow Pass Rd.
Concord, CA 94520
Fax #: 925-603-1257
Antioch Club
2632 Somersville Ad.
Antioch, CA 94509
Fax #: 925-753-1415
www.24hourfitness.com
EOE
FLORAL DESIGNER P/T 5 yrs.
shop exp. Send resume:
Spring Yard, 2824 Lone Tree
Way, Antioch Ca 94509
FLORAL MERCHANDISER/
Sales Position. Floral experi-
ence a plus. Warehouse envi-
ronment. Unique opportunity
1-800-406-2435
FLOWER shop sales, P/T,
flex. design exp. helpful.
(925)455-0422 or 735-1409
FOOD PREPARERS, New Pub
in Antioch needs F/T Chef &
P/T Baker. Exp. pref. Fax re-
sume: 925/779-9025
FOOD SERVICE
Cooks
Diet Aides
Wait Staff
Full/part-time positions offer
generous wages, benefits
and incentive programs at
the Bay Area's newest, most
comprehensive, state-of-the-
art retirement community.
Our Kosher dining program
makes this a unique opportu-
nity. For more information,
please call Randy or Edwai
at (925) 964-2056. EOE.
Home for
Jewish Parents
4000 Camino Tassajara
Danville, CA 94506
FOOD SERVICE
WORKER
Per Diem, FT possible Com-
petitive salary! Exp. pref. but
will train. Call Joan (415)
485-3602. Kentfield Rehabili-
tation Hospital, EOE
Foster Families
Needed. Have a heart, shape
a life. Christian agency. Mo,
Reimbursement begins at
$700/mo. 800-379-0103
FOSTER PARENTS NEEDED
To provide pmeraeney and
long-term homes for special
needs children 0-17, trainin
and financial support provid-
ed. Our Family and Friends
Foster Care Services
(510) 444-7913
FOSTER Parents, needed to
care for childern. Hickman
Hms. 510-534-2105
(415) 333-2273
FRONT DESK RECEPTIONIST
Day & evening hours avail-
able. Apply in person. 2315
Durant Ave. (near Ellsworth)
FURNITURE TECH.
Leading Bay Area Co. looking
for Technically proficient re-
finisher to join a growing
team. Excel. onfts., competi-
tive wages. 510/352-505:
a
250 Help Wanted
ST aes se
GALLERY INVENTORY ASST.
In Rockridge Gallery. Good
with public, Some heavy lift-
ing. CDL required. Own vehi-
cle Prete $10/hr, incl, bonus.
Health coverage. F/T or P/T,
Jong term, Oakland.
arian: 510-654-0817
GENERAL/ADVERTISING
SLAM
Bay Area #1 Marketing Co.
expanding for upcoming
hockey/basketball seasons,
need to fill 11 posits. in all
areas, no exp. nec., will train.
@ Marketing
Customer Service
* Sales
@ Manager Training
If you're not making $1800
per mo. call Natalie at
(925) 969-1890
GENERAL HELP.
Join us at FanFare, the new
hospitality, party special
event provider at the Haas
Pavilion, Memorial Stadium &
all Sporn events at the Uni-
versity of California, Baneiey:
Staff & Management posi-
tions avail. include:
¢ Refreshment Stand Staff
© Bartenders ‘:
© Catering & Party Staff
* Kitchen staff
We offer:
* Competitive Pay
° Felting
Enjoyable Workplace
Talk with us today, between
the hours of 10am & 3pm
at (510) 548-3268
GENERAL HELP/JOB COACH:
Provides training & support to
adults with developmental
disabilities at a variety of job
sites, Positions in both east &
central counties. Must have
car, good driving record &
valid CDL. High schoo! diplo-
ma required, related experi-
ence considered. $10/hr. +
bnfts. Send resume to: Con-
tra Costa ARC - 1340 Amold
Drive, Ste. 127, Martinez, CA
94558 or fax: ($25) 370-2048.
GENERAL HELP/UNIT SU-
PERVISOR: Trains, supervises
adults w/developmental disa-
bilities at various production
tasks. Good driving record,
valid CDL, good Interperson-
al, communication/math skills
& HS diploma req'd,, college
degree & related experience
preferred. Positions in both
central & east counties.
$9.50/hr. + bnfts. Mon.-Fri. 8-
3:30pm. Send resume to:
Contra Costa ARC - 1340 Ar-
nold Dr., #127, Martinez, CA
94553 or fax: 925-370-2048.
GENERAL
Jobs! Jobs! Jobs!
The 1999 year has brought a
huge work load for our adver-
tising company! We need
people to fill openings in all
areas of business from entry-
level to mgmt. WE WILL
TRAIN. Ni EXPERIENCE
NECESSARY. These open-
ings need to be filled by No-
vember 19th.
Call Tammy for an interview
(925) 969-1893
GENERAL OFC. Berkeley ar-
ea, looking for a person re-
entering the job market who
is smart, dependable, & has
the ability to reason. Stable,
rapidly growing co. w/positive
team environment. FAX re-
sume to 925-631-1479
GENERAL OFFICE Take
Charge! Small ofc. req. multi-
task person. Exp. in comput-
ers (WP & data entry), tele-
phone, cust. serv./sales cle
eel pone Cs for
shipping/receiving.
$1 jee Fax
925-228-9999,
GENERAL OFFICE
Growing co. in San Ramon
has immed. openings. Salary
plus peat benefits.
all (925) 275-1177
GENERAL OFFICE
Saturday Open House
Nov. 6, 20
At Kelly Services
, bnfts.
resume:
If you are looking for work,
We have opportunities that
Cannot be missed!
© Administrative Assistants
© Data Entry
© Receptionist
e Light Industrial * All
Shifts!
Benefits and never a feel
Call for more information
(925) 933-6293.
1111 Civic Dr., Suite 160
Walnut Creek
KELLY
Services
re
Pe te cuits
GRAPHIC ARTIST
Immed. opening In Art Dept.
in W.C. Direct Mail Adver.
Co., Design exp. req'd. Must
be Mac expert, Page Maker,
Illust/Photo Shop, Full col-
or/Spot color printing knowl-
edge essential. Good pro-
duction skills a must, Call
925-945-6181 x306
Ask about the
Fast
Response
Special
Today!
om
250 Help Wanted
GENERAL OFFICE
Saturday Span House
13 & 20
Nov.
At Kelly Services
Lipa are looking Hol bpd:
fe have opportunities th:
Cannot be missed!
* Administrative Assistants
© Data Entry
# Receptionist
© Ligl Industrial * All
Shifts!
Benefits and never a fee!
Call for more information
(925) 933-6293.
1111 Civic Dr., Suite 160
Wainut Creek
KELLY
Services
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Fa eee ae
Daihen Ore fr
jaturda’ in House
Novr20
At Kelly Services
yeu are looking for work,
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Cannot be missed!
© Administrative Assistants
© Data Entry
Receptionist
@ Light Industrial * All
Shifts!
Benefits and never a fee!
Call for more information
(925) 933-6293
1111 Civic Dr., Suite 160
Walnut Creek
KELLY
Services
Peg AL
Fa ee ee
GRAPHIC ARTIST
Hehe hours! Fun team!
Graphic arts experience in-
cluding Photoshop & Quark
on a Mac? If yes, send your
resume to Production Man-
eect 5870 Stoneridge Dr.
#6, Pleasanton, CA 94588.
Medical, dental, 401K, fast
growing publisher dominant
In field needs you now! EOE
and drug testing employer.
GRAPHIC DESIGNER
In-house advertising designer
wanted for wkly. bus. journal
in Pleasanton. Candidate
must be skilled in PhotoShop,
Ilustrator & Quark. Competi-
tive pay & excel. benefits are
waiting for creative, talented
prof. Portfolio req'd. for inter-
view. Fax resume to Prod.
Mgr. 925-598-1840
HAIR Station rental avail. in
new dwntwn. W.C. salon! Grt.
walk-in loc. (925) 552-5320
HAIR STYLIST, Manicurist,
Recept. in Danville. Celebri-
lair Salon. 925/640-1882
ties
HAIR STYLISTS
OPEN HOUSE
Sat. Nov. 6. 10-5
Great Clips is hiring in_the
new, Brentwood acy Cen-
ter. Prizes, food, info & jobs.
Or call Meg, (925) 679-0279
LOVE YOUR WORK!
HAIRCUTTER Cosmetologist
wanted for busy barber shop,
full service. (925) 462-0123
HAIRDRESSER; Sal. + comm.
+ bonus + training. Owntwn.
Onvi. Maurice 925-820-5417
HAIRSTYLIST. F/T-P/T, Sal. +
benefits & bonuses. Salon &
day spa 925-947-1814x227
HAIRSTYLIST HAIRCUTTER
Great job for right person
Sal. or comm. whichever is
best. Great ies Sun. & Mon.
off. F/T, P/T. (925) 376-4544
HAIRSTYLIST/ Manicurist for
friendly Alameda salon. 2 nail
and 1 hair station for rent
Call 510-521-5530 or
510-483-8409.
HAIRSTYLIST. New dwntwn.
hair salon Is looking for a mo-
tivated, positive person to as-
sist or an exp'd, comm. styl-
ist. Apply in Besccy 1688
Locust St., W.
HANDYMAN _ Exp. multi-
skilled & dependable. For
Prop. Mgmt. Co. Good pay,
yr. round work. 415/363- 313
or Fax res: 415/383-2411
HEALTH CARE. A Marin
community clinic seeks a
Clinic Mgr. to manage day-
to-day clinic operations and
Provide input on business &
patient care strategies. We
provide Adult and Pediatric
services to the under served
poctlaton In Marin. Servin
© community since 1972,
we provide over 30,000 med.
visits annually. Ideal candi-
date will have 5 yrs. admin.
oa in an ambulatory/clinic
setting. Knowledge of State
laws, rules and regulations as
they apply to ambulatory
care. Sal. negot. Fax resume
415/461-4229 or email: ka-
rynpb@yahoo.com
250 Help Wanted
eee cern
HEALTHEDUCATOR,
Planned Parenthood: Shasta-
ends
worksho}
nancy Prevention and Male
Involvement Programs. BA in
health education or related
field or AA + 2 exp., En-
glish/Spanish luency re
quired, public speaking and
by skills, knowledge of
HIV/AIDS & farnily planning,
and reliable autornobile. Re-
sume and cover letter to Jo-
HEALTH:
HOME HEALTH AIDE
Medicare certified Home
Health Agency needs per di-
em home health aides to
make home visits in Contra
Costa Co. Posit. reqs. HHA
certificate, car & auto ins.
Send or fax your resume to’
Affiliated Home Calis
1420 Harbor Baek
#150, Alameda, CA. 02
(510) 769-4712
EOE
HEALTH SPECIALIST
F/T-P/T, Oversees health area
In Head Start Program. BA in
health related field.
Fax or send resume to:
CAPE Inc., 1816 Holmes St.,
Uvermore CA 94550; Fax
925-443-0305 Attn: Karen
HEALTHCARE
Alzheimer’s
Program Manager
The Bay Area’s newest most
comprehensive __ retirement
poor seeks dynamic
Individual fo help manage our
20-bed residential
Alzheimer’s program. Quali-
fied applicants will have
proven leadership skills, ex-
perience with Alzheimer's,
and commitment to serving
older adults. For more infor-
mation, please call David
Deaton at (925) 964-2062
Home for
Jewish Parents
4000 Camino Tassajara
Danville, CA 94506
HEALTHCARE
ASSISTED
LIVING DIRECTOR
See our ad under Nursing”
Montego Heights Lodge
HEALTHCARE
Senior Data Enhancement
Analyst——Healthcare __infor-
mation pop pany seeking en-
ergetic individual to refine our
data collection product. Re-
sponsibilities include using
analysis tools to analyze cur-
rent data and its integrity, co-
ordinate working groups to
enhance the product.
Background in healthcare or
hospital operations, statistics
or finance preferred. Com-
etitive salary & excel bnfts.
end resume to HR/MECON,
200 Porter Dr., #210, San Ra-
mon, CA 94583, Fax:
(925) 838-0494
email ksmillar@mecon.com
HELPER. Contra Costa floor
covering co. Quality, career
minder helper/apprentice.
Top $ for right person.
(925) 516-0787
HOSPITAL
PATIENT ACCOUNT
REPRESENTATIVE
F/T pos., Bae Monday-
Friday. Applicant must have
know cee & understanding
of HMO/PPO contracts. Ex
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ALAMEDA HOSPITAL
Human Resources
2070 Clinton Avenue
Alameda CA 94501
www.alamedahospital.org
HOTEL Desk Clerk. Eves. &
wknds., possible night auditor
shifts. Will train. Motel
1581 Concord Ave. Concord.
HEALTH CARE
Cartton Plaza of San Leandro,
New Senior Assisted i
Comm. seeking Executive Di-
rector/Administrator. Exp. In
Sr. Industry Req. Fax resume
to (925) 313-0210
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Human Resources
Manager
Asa senior member of the HR Business Partnership team, you will manage
the implementation, inferpretation and administration of policies and
programs related to recruitment, staffing, employee relations and
performance management for an assigned area of the company. You will
also provide guidance to senior and mid-level managers and employees,
identify areas to improve leadership skills and team building; implement
strategies to increase organizational effectiveness; facilitate and influence
group processes to ensure the success of the company by improving
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‘on sensitive and confidential issues, Candidates must possess a BBS or
equivalent; 4-6 years of demonstrated HR experience in a rapidly growing
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Dusiness focus with the ability 1o work in a business partnership with
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exclusively on delivering dedicated data to growing businesses nationwide
through wholesale agreements with service provider partners. Our rapid
deployment of DSL service, and incredible growth and success have created
an excellent opportunity in our San Francisco office for a pair of experienced
HR professionals to join our expanding Human Resources team.
Human Resources
Programs Manager
You will establish and administer HR policies and programs, oversee
company-wide equal employment opportunity programs;
research/resolve relevant HR issues; and ensure all HR programs comply
with relevant federal, state and local employment/labor laws and
regulations. Candidates must possess 3-5 years of demonstrated,
increasingly responsible HR experience; a solid understanding of HR
legal requirements; a strong HR Generalist background; and proven
success resolving employee relations issues, conducting sensitive
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250 Help Wanted
HOTEL
CONCORD HILTON
is currently seeking:
Banquet Houseperson
Banquet Server
Grissini Cook
Dishwasher
Cafeteria Server
Hostess/Cashier
f geal pitendant =
lease apply in person, Tues-
day-Thursday, or 9-11 am at
Human Resources, Hilton
Concord, 1970 Diamond
Blvd. Fax resume to (925)
825-8713 or e-mail resume
to careers@concordhil-
ton.com For more info. call
(925) 827-2000 and ask for
the JOB HOTLINE. EOE
HOTEL
ESA Management, Inc., a na-
tional leader in economy ex-
tended stay lodging, is seek-
ing the following pros to join
our tearn for part time posi-
tions.
* GUEST SERVICES/FRONT
DESK
+ HOUSEKEEPERS
# NIGHT LAUNDRY
If you're a high energy, enthu-
siastic team player w/pleas-
ant pecuie skills, please ap-
py in person to: Extended
tay America, 3220 Buskirk
Ave., Pleasant Hill, CA 94523.
FAX (925) 945-6864. No
Phone Calls. EOE. Drug Free.
HOTEL
® Front Office Manager
Bellman Mon.-Fri a.m.
@ Housekeeping Supv.
Room Cleaners
® Maintenance Worker
¢ Front Desk Agent
Reservation Agent
© Guest Srvc. Agent Fri-Sat.
11p.m-7a.m
® Doorman,
© Banquet Servers
@ Banquet Houseman
@ AM Food Server
Apply in person:
Lafayette Park Hotel
3287 Mt. Diablo Bivd
Lafayette, CA 94549
HOTEL
© Group Sales Meee
3 Yrs. + exp. in hotel sales
req., excel sal., bnfts., bo-
nuses.
Resume Cy
Lafayette Park Hotel
3287 Mt. Diablo Blvd.
Lafayette, CA 94549
Fax (925) 284-1621
Hotel Night Auditor/
Front Desk
P/T-F/T. Apply: Comfort Inn,
475 Collier Canyon Rd., Liver-
more or _ fax resume
925-606-6117
HOTEL. Night Auditor. The
Bancroft Hotel in Berkeley,
32-40 hrs., $8/hr. Call Barry,
(510) 549-1000
HOUSE CLEANERS
F/T & P/T, flexible hrs., Mon.
thru Fri. Starting salary $9 per
hr. Car req'd. Indigo Zebra
Inc. (925) 803-8556.
HOUSE CLEANERS
Help Delia clean houses. No
car nec. Trainin rovided.
Danville. Call 925/837-2137
HOUSECLEANER
$300 HIRING BONUS
We need ‘your help! P/T-F/T,
Monday-Friday, bnfts., nee
drivers lic. Immed. openings.
Mei Maids. Orinda
510-832-1210
HOUSECLEANERS, P/T-F/T,
Exp'd. $10/hr., bondable, car
nec. (925) 676-0907
HOUSECLEANERS F/T, P/T
Good sal. + bonus + mi.
No weekends. 925/866-1235
HOUSECLEANERS
BE YOUR OWN BOSS! Flexi-
ble schedule, $9.30 starting.
Olga’s Household Sevice, a
referreal agency. Call: (925)
947-0448.
HOUSECLEANERS to clean
model homes Sun. & Thurs.
eves. Openings in San Ra-
mon & Danville. Must be an
exceptional cleaner. Call
925-417-5422
HOUSECLEANERS P/T 7-5.
Must have car. Hercules/Pi-
nole area. (510) 724-8084
HOUSECLEANERS F/T, P/T
Good e2y + bonus. Flex.
hours! Car required!
Hilda's 925-831-1448
HOUSEKEEPER
E/T w/P.T.O bnfts. Pleasanton
Convalesant Hospital. 300
Neal St. Pleasanton. (925)
462-2400 Fax (925) 462-437
250 Help Wanted
HOUSEKEEPERS
Paradise Valley Estates, a re-
tirement community is ac-
cepting applications for
housekeepers, various posi-
tions available, requirements
include the abllity to read and
understand printed instruc-
tions in English, must be able
to use sweepers and vacuum
cleaners, experience helpful
but not required.
To apply a up application
at 2 ites Drive, Fair-
field, or fax resume to
707-426-0996. Listen to our
Job Line at 707-432-1871,
ext. 710.
EOEMF/V/D
HOUSEKEEPING
Aegis Assisted Living, a vi-
sionary leader in senior hous-
ing, is looking for F/T & P/T
housek rs in our new
community of Moraga. This
etl is an See part of
@ community, This position
requires an ones oer
jetic personality, ion-
Siam, and high ohancarcte’ Fi
the cleanliness of our com-
munity. Please fax your re-
sume to: 925/377-7929, or
call: 925/377-7900
Housekeeping
Please see our
Nursing.
Lafayette Convalescent
Hospital
ad under
Human Resources
HR REP
FT & PT (20 HRS)
Serving over 70,000
Kaiser renee
employees from our
Service Center in Ala-
meda, our front-line HR
Representatives _re-
spond to telephone in-
quiries regarding a vari-
ety of Hf-related
issues. Demonstrated
knowledge in one of
the following areas re-
juired: payroll,
bene-
ts, workers compen-
sation and/or general
HR. Ability to navigate
PC (typing test re-
uired). The PT posi-
tions are four hour
shifts beginning as ear-
ly as 9:00 am. and
ending no later the 5:30
Be Sal range
13.94- $16.82 per
hour plus excellent
benefits package. Fax
our resume and cover
letter to: Recruitment
Services at
510-873-5375. Please
specify whether you
are Interested In the FT
or PT positions. Re-
sponses_must Include
EEO/AA employer.
HUMAN RESOURCES
When it comes to careers,
Kaiser Permanente has never
been healthier.
Our Appointment and Advice
Call Centers continue to grow
and so do our opportunities.
The ons. position is
based at our Vacaville Medi-
cal Office with some travel to
our San Jose, Sacramento
and Vallejo Call Centers.
HR RECRUITMENT
COORDINATOR
Requires a BS/BA in HR or
related field OR 3 yrs. Admin.
exp. to include 1 yr. in HR.
Successful candidates
should have strong commu-
nication skills and computer
applications expertise.
Please send resume and
cover letter to: Kaiser Perma-
nente, APC/AACC HR Staffing
Team, Source Code
REG1134CC, 1950 Franklin.
15th Floor, Oakland, CA
94612, or fax to | (510)
873-5368, ATTN: D. Miller
EEO/AA Employer.
A
2S 2.
KAISER PERMANENTE
HVAC/INSTALLER. Min. 5 s
oe See & bnfts. +.
(916) 933-268:
HVAC
* SERVICE TECH *
HVAC Tech to start immedi-
ately. Must have 5 years exp.
in res. & commercial repairs.
Benefits offered. Must have
clean CDL. (415) 457-5541
HVAC TECH.
Srvc. & instl. & 1 yr. mead
refrig. +. CBC, 925/687-7889
HOUSEKEEPER
Habor Bay Club- —_House-
keeping Dept. at fitness/ten-
nis center needs males, P/T
eves. wknds. Please apply in
eee at Harbor Bay Cfub,
100 Packet Landing Road, Al-
ameda, or call Vince Piro at
510-521-5414 x128
INSPECTORS
Elecrto-Mech-Positions
Call Ronn @ CSC
(925) 830-5020
INSTALLER CATV. Will train,
F/T, own truck req. Drug test
MPVJ
mifgr
seeks exp. industrial mente r
nance mechanic to trouble- »
shoot & repair high-speed
production equip itioek be
exp. in bearings, drive com- "
Ene conveyors, & weld-
sigctncal backround a plus
el round a plus.
Must be 9 to work all
shifts incl. weekends. In
house pay for skilis training
roars wimerit increases to
Be an hr. avail. to fay
tivated individuals. .
bnfts. to inci. medical & profit
sharing. Ser
Training
Leandro St, Oakland Ca
94621 or FAX 510-632-8035.
INSTALLER-Granite slab ex-
perience only. Health, dental,
401K vaca. & holiday benefits
for the right Ve ord,
Fargo! )-945-2744
Call 925-932-4104 x1
INSTALLER/TECH Audiojvid-
eohm. theater, F/T, bnfts.
ex ref., will train. Fax
256d 7-81 47 Call 837-0654
INSTALLERS
PIPE FITTERS
for fire Sprinkiers re-
quired. COL. a must. Please
contact Clint or West,
(925) 753-0420
INSURANCE ADJUSTER, San
Ramon, excel. growth oppty.
for highly motivated tearn
layer w/2-3 proven auto.
Biro evaluation exp. FAX re-
sume 925-275-0741
INSURANCE Adjuster Trainee
Top Lots of
rowth. Bnfts. Start $30,000.
125-939-2600 Contra ta
Agcy. 1717 Calif. Bivd. W.C.
INSURANCE
t in Ig. corp.
At Reviewco, we're a dynam-
Ic, fast-paced, aa ex-
panding leader in the Work-
ers' Comp arena. We are
seeking an organized, detail-
oriented individual for the fol-
WALNUT GREEK ohice:
NATIONAL
CODER
The selected candidate will
enter workers’ compensation
medical bill data. Duties in-
clude coding daily quotas
and maintaining current ref-
erence materials regarding
various state fee schedules
and company policies. Re-
quires an adept communica-
tor with a 1-year coding
background and accurate
typing and 10-key by touch
skilis. Prefer a goal-oriented
self-starter who can adhere
to tight schedules.
We offer an excellent comp.
and benefits package
Should you be interested,
lease send/FAX resume to’
EVIEWCO, Human Resourc-
es, Code: NC-WC, 153 Tech-
nology, irvine, CA 92618
FAX: (949) 790-3324. EOE
REVIEWCO
INSURANCE. East Bay Agen-
cy is looking for licensed
Comm'l. Account Mgr. with a
minimum of 5 yrs. exper.
Please Fax resume to: K.
Monroe at 925-977-1591
INSURANCE
EMPLOYEE BENEFITS
SERVICE MGR. NEW FIT
career position in Lafayette.
Direct & resolve client service
issues for all lines of group
coverage. Work with account
reps & customers. Reqs. min.
prior industry exp., re-
solving claims issues, ex-
plaining benefits, etc. Need
excel. analytical, verbal/writ-
ing skills, MS Excel. & Word
essential. Comp: $35,000 +
bnfts. Growth potential. Send
resume and/or call Betty.
Phone 925-284-7900
FAX 925-284-5446
Email Betty@lafsquare.com
INSURANCE
Pleas. P&C agency seeks
P/T-F/T employee bnft. CSR
Excel. _ environ. salary &
bnfts. Fax resume to (925)
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This beautiful home in Montclair is a 4+BR, 3.5BA, newly completed
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3517 Victor Avenue ereseisseesseesee PEARL WONG 510-465-6211
By Robert J. Bruss
TRIBUNE MEDIA SERVICES
Dear Bob: My husband and I
want to buy our first home, but com-
ing up with a down payment is our
main hurdle. We've heard about Fan-
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percent down payment, but learned
it involves dreaded PMI premiums.
Is there any way to buy for about 10
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Dear Dolores: Yes. Most real es-
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5,
1999
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SPORTS
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Friday, November 5, 1999
Section C
Football Berkeley comeback called back on penalty [C2]
Arts ‘Malkovich’ flick is heads above the norm [C3]
PETER
MENTOR
In the Game
look into
high school
sports 2000
The NCS crystal
ball tells the future
By Peter Mentor
“Look into the crystal ball and see
what the future will bring,” say the ge-
nies at the North Coast Section.
On Friday the all-powerful high
school sports authority revealed what’s
in store for local high school sports
programs for the new millennium. The
biggest surprise of all may be that the
new alignment makes a lot of sense.
As the cloudy crystal clears, the fu-
ture reveals Berkeley and El Cerrito as
rivals in a new “big-school” league,
while Albany and St. Mary’s are stay-
ing almost the same in a “small-school”
eague thanks to the realignment of-
ered by the North Coast Section brain
rust for the millennial school year
2000-2001.
Having Berkeley and El Cerrito to-
gether makes sense in some ways. The
two are public schools in cities that ge-
ographically touch. Many of the people
from both places know each other.
They are moving into a new seven-
team league with Alameda, Encinal, De
Anza, Pinole Valley and Richmond.
Actually, it’s Pinole Valley and
Berkeley that are moving into a rem-
nant of the current Alameda Contra
Costa Athletic League. It will take a
while to see how that works out for
teams in different sports from the two
schools.
Berkeley High has a huge athletic
program compared to schools any-
where in the state, let alone the coun-
try. But size and strength do not always
coincide. A quick look at sports such
as football, basketball, baseball and
softball shows that neither Berkeley
nor El Cerrito will totally dominate the
other or the league.
El Cerrito, which draws athletes
from the Richmond Unified School
District, has a better football team than
anyone involved in that league right
now, while the Yellowjackets have su-
periority in girls basketball. That won't
change.
The Berkeley and El Cerrito boys
hoop teams may be comparable this
year after the graduation of Andrew
Gooden and pals from the Gauchos
team that was a state runner-up. Base-
ball and softball could be dead even,
but it’s hard to compare sports pro-
grams that are playing in leagues that
don’t really have similar competition.
In other sports it is a tossup or it
doesn’t really matter. The El Cerrito
and Berkeley’s soccer teams seem
pretty even, but Berkeley has sports
such as crew, lacrosse and field hockey
that have no competition in the league.
El Cerrito has already seen what it
can do against most of the other
Schools in the new league and Berkeley
should have no trouble fitting into the
mix,
One thing El Cerrito athletic direc-
tor Frank Milo didn’t like was the fact
that there are seven teams. An uneven
amount creates a bye week somewhere
in the middle of the football season,
When it’s hard to find other quality
teams to play.
“To me an ideal league has eight
league games and two practice games,”
Said Milo, who also doubles at the Gau-
chos’ football coach. “It’s going to be
tough to get a good game during the
Season,”
Milo wasn’t all that pleased being
back in the league with Berkeley. El
€rrito was one student over the limit
‘0 be classified as a smaller school in
2A football and Berkeley is obviously
one of the larger 3A schools around.
Small school change
The changes for Albany and St.
‘arty’s will not be too drastic in what
'8 being coined a “small school” league
With nine teams in all. They are joined
by current ACCAL members Holy
ames, Kennedy, Piedmont, St. Eliza-
beth, St. Joseph and Salesian. New
aces on that scene are John Swett of
See FUTURE, Page C2
STEVE MASLANKA
USC’S MATT MCSHANE, left, greeted former St. Mary’s High School teammate John Romero (73), now at Cal, after
Berkeley's 17-7 win over USC on Saturday.
McShane’s bittersweet return to Berkeley
Former St. Mary’s
High standout finds
college football a
frustrating ride
By Scott Strain
It has been a bittersweet year so far
for Matt McShane, a graduate of St.
Mary’s College High School, who now
attends the University of Southern Cali-
fornia and plays center on the football
team.
He was projected as the starting cen-
ter by USC coach Paul Hackett in the
preseason. He does not start. The Tro-
jans were projected to be one of the top
teams in the Pac-10. At 1-5 in the con-
ference, they are not. McShane is a se-
nior, and this is his last go-round with
USC. He had hoped for better.
“I was pretty much the starter last year
and to come in this year and not play as
much is pretty rough,” McShane said.
“You want to do whatever best for the
team and you want to believe what the
coaches are saying. I’d like to come out
on top and have a few more wins, but
the coaches feel we’re better off for me
to be in this role. I can accept that.”
McShane, who is listed at 6-foot-5, 300
pounds, played about half of the first half
See MC SHANE, Page C2
Cross country titles
come down to the
wire for Panthers
and Lady Panthers
By Peter Mentor
How close can a cross country race
get? When all five scoring runners from
two teams finish with the exact same
point total, it doesn’t get much closer.
Well, yeah it does when the outcome
is for a league title and the race comes
down to a sixth runner. That’s just what
happened last week in the third of three
Alameda Contra Costa Athletic League
races. The boys title came down to a
tiebreaker, while the girls race was de-
cided by a single point among the top
three teams.
First, the St. Mary’s girls varsity won
its race by a single point to sweep the
three league races and take the regular-
season crown outright. Bridget Duffy won
the race in 19 minutes, 54 seconds and
the Lady Panthers won the overall team
race 39-40 over Piedmont. Alameda was
a close third at 41 points.
Lady Panthers Chrissy Chavez (5th,
21:18), Chelsea Torgersen-Bell (8th,
22:03), Flo Larkin (11th, 22:32) and Bria
McGuire (16th, 23:18) had to give it their
all to beat an up-and-coming Piedmont
squad.
The boys race was even closer and it
figured to be even before the start. St.
Mary’s won the first boys varsity race of
the season on Piedmont’s course Joaquin
Miller Park and the Panthers were sec-
ond overall at the second meet on the
Point Pinole course. Piedmont finished
second in the first race, then placed first
at Point Pinole, tying both teams for the
league lead going into the final race.
The winner of the third race at Tilden
Park was going to take home league ti-
tle. St. Mary’s and Piedmont had all five
of their scoring runners in and the points
added up to a tie at 43 points each.
That meant the entire league season
was going to come down to the sixth
man.
The Highlanders’ sixth guy was faster
than the Panthers’ sixth guy and the ti-
tle went to Piedmont. Now St. Mary’s can
only hope to win the ACCAL Champi-
onship meet for half of the honor of
league champion.
“We lost on the sixth man. It was very
closes,” said St. Mary’s coach Dan
Keubler. “We had a couple of guys who
finished dead even at the line (with Pied-
mont runners). It looks like we’ll have to
get them at the league meet,”
Piedmont’s Tom Phelps won the 3-
mile race in 16:27 with Alameda’s Nathan
Brassmerry second in 16:57.
St. Mary’s girls win, boys lose by a hair
St. Mary’s Rudy Vasquez ran a good
race for third place in 17:02 and the race
was on for the team title.
Piedmont had the next two runners
in Nathan Cox (17:06) and Crosby Free-
man (17:07), the latter who moved form
No. 6 man to No. 3 in the course of the
season.
Nick Maniatis, Sean Geraghty, James
Ross and Greg Williams were the next
four finishers for the Panthers.
Maniatis and Geraghty were one place
behind Piedmont runners, which was
enough for Piedmont to catch St. Mary’s
in the team scoring.
The Highlanders’ sixth man Evan Ep-
stein was the next guy in among the two
teams and that sealed the victory for
Piedmont.
Alameda finished third with 64 points,
followed by St. Joseph-Notre Dame in
fourth (65 points), Albany (152 points)
and El Cerrito (184 points).
Gauchos swat
down Hornets
Undefeated El Cerrito rolls to its ei
ehth
win after beating hapless Alameda 51-3
By Bill Kruissink
The undefeated and high-scoring El
Cerrito Gauchos met the winless and
struggling Alameda Hornets at Thomp-
son Field in Alameda Friday afternoon.
Given the parameters of the contest,
the results were predictable.
The Gauchos (8-0 overall, 6-0 in the
ACCAL) had 20 points on the board be-
fore the first quarter ended. By the time
the buzzer sounded announcing the end
of the game, the Gauchos had a 51-3 win
in hand.
Playing in warm fall weather, the Gau-
chos scored six touchdowns on the
ground, including an 11-yard run by
David Rose (12 carries for 122 yards) fol-
lowing an Alameda (0-8, 0-6) turnover
on its first possession, and two in the air.
Quarterback Joe McBride hooked up
with Jason Washington for a 20-yard
touchdown strike, then hit Ricky Gate-
wood for a 55-yard pass and run before
the first quarter ended.
“We knew we had a
better team, but it’s
coming out and
proving we're a better
team.”
Joe McBride
“We knew we had a better team, but
it’s coming out and proving we're a bet-
ter team,” said McBride, who completed
five passes for 135 yards. “Last week
against Albany, we came out flat. This
week we had to have a different mind set.”
After the first quarter, El Cerrito went
on to score five more touchdowns. But
in between, Alameda’s Conor Patterson
got Alameda on the scoreboard with a
47-yard field goal.
See GAUCHOS, Page C2
St. Mary’s wins
again, by George
George rushes for 200 yards and 3 TDs
in a 34-6 victory over Richmond
By Joe Wolfcale
Sophomore running back Tristen
George recorded his second consecutive
200-yard game as St. Mary’s High School
(5-3 overall, 5-2 ACCAL) overwhelmed
Richmond (5-3 overall, 4-2 ACCAL) 34-
6 in Alameda Contra Costa Athletic
League play Saturday afternoon.
Last week against Kennedy, the 5-foot-
9, 160-pound sophomore gained 258
yards and scored three touchdowns in a
50-14 win over the Eagles. Against Rich-
mond, George had 29 carries for 200
yards and scored three touchdowns.
George, who scored on runs of 72, 8
and 13 yards, has been filling in for se-
nior Eddie Smith, at one time the lead-
ing rusher in the regional statistics.
Smith injured his shoulder against El
Cerrito on Oct. 15 and aggravated the in-
jury the next week against Kennedy High
on his first carry. That gave George his
opening to the starting spot,
“When I moved up to the varsity, I just
figured it would be my job someday any-
way,” said George. “There’s really no ex-
tra pressure on me. | think the whole
team feels it. Since Eddie went down, we
just need to play solid for four quarters.”
St. Mary’s coach Dan Shaughnessy
said Smith will be examined by Sharks
team physician Arthur Ting this week,
and the results of the physical could de-
termine Smith’s status for the remainder
of the season. Shaughnessy said arthro-
scopic surgery is a possibility.
“Tm playing it like Eddie won't be with
us,” Shaughnessy said. “I’m just hoping
we can run the table from here on out.”
Richmond senior running back Lionel
Arnold had 74 yards on 11 carries and
one touchdown, a 5-yard bolt for the
game’s first score. Quarterback Chris
Dixon completed 10 of 17 passes for 117
yards.
Besides George’s touchdowns, St.
Mary’s scored on a 3-yard run by quar-
terback Mike Smith and a 24-yard pass
from Smith to Andre Kidd. The Panthers
scored 20 points in the second quarter
and led 27-6 at halftime.
St. Mary’s was to have a bye this
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HILLS NEWSPAPERS
Knocking on the door
Raider intern gets thankless job of Turk helping deliver
the dreaded “You're fired’ message to players
By Mike McGreehan
Don’t kill the messenger. Mike
Bercovich knows this saying well.
Bercovich was a summer intern
for the Raiders in 1998 and again this
year. Part of his duties involves
knocking on doors or phoning play-
ers to tell them they were no longer
in the team’s long-range plans
Whatever the method of delivery,
Bercovich gives the message that
every player fears — “Coach wants
to see you — oh, and bring your play-
book.” In other words, football’s way
of telling a guy he’s fired.
“Naturally, some of the players
are upset,” said Bercovich, a 1998
Piedmont High graduate. “This year
we had a five-year player who kept
" moving down the depth charts. (The
cut) was tough for him.”
Bercovich stayed with the team
this year through the final cutdown.
He has since returned to school at
UC-Davis, where he is double major
‘in political science and economics.
For Bercovich, though, working
for the Raiders was simply a natural.
“I’ve been a huge Raiders fan for
years,” he said. “My family has a rich
sports history. Through my grandfa-
ther’s personal friendship with Mr.
(Raiders owner Al) Davis, I got to
see first-hand what it was like be-
hind the scenes.”
Bercovich’s grandfather, Sam
Bercovich, is well known and re-
spected in East Bay business and
sports circles.
Sam Bercovich, through his fam-
ily furniture business, sponsored
youth baseball teams. Some of the
players from those teams, including
Frank Robinson, Curt Flood and
Vada Pinson, went on to major-
league stardom.
Sam Bercovich is also on the com-
mittee of the Bay Area Sports Hall
of Fame. In addition, Sam Bercovich
is a Raiders die-hard with strong con-
nections to the team.
“He’s been traveling with the team
for about 29 years,” says Mike
Bercovich. “He has no official capac-
ity, just a team ‘friend.’ My grandfa-
ther has been retired for about 15
years now, but whenever a Raiders
player needs furniture, he still has
connections in the furniture business.”
Mike Bercovich looks to carry on
his family’s sporting tradition, He
played basketball and golf at Pied-
mont High School. As a Raiders in-
tern, he received an up-close view of
the football business that most fans
will never experience.
“I was basically an intern for the
coaching staff,” said Bercovich. “My
boss was Mark Artega, administra-
tive assistant to head coach Jon Gru-
den. Most of our duties came
through Mark. They included copy-
ing the game plan to give to the play-
ers to put in their binders.”
Hard part
The most difficult part of the job,
though, were the summer cut-down
days.
The Raiders, like most other
teams, don’t have any one designated
person who has to deliver the bad
news. Bercovich was just one of the
members of the staff that had to han-
dle this somber side of the business.
“T don't really know that we have
anybody who would be considered
‘The Turk,’” said Bercovich, refer-
ring to football’s term for the person
who brings the dreaded words to the
player about to be cut. “The person-
_nel department has to cut a certain
amount of players at a certain time.”
Cutting a player is an involved
process.
“They have to see the personnel de-
partment, the trainer, the coaching
staff, and we have to make sure we get
the playbook back,” said Bercovich.
“Then we send them back to the hotel
and tell them of their flight plan.”
Part of Bercovich’s duties also in-
volved driving the cut player to the
airport.
“(The reaction) ranges,” he said.
“Some of the guys who know they’re
being cut are glad to get out of there
so they can maybe find a better op-
portunity somewhere else.
“Some of the younger players in
the last cut weren’t quite sure what
to do next. It’s the first time they’ve
ever experienced this stuff.”
Many of the players have a sense
what the knock on the door or the
phone call is about. The players cut
earliest were generally not surprised.
The hardest cut was the ‘ast, which
took place after the Raiders’ final
preseason game with Arizona.
“After that game, we had to drop
from 70 from 53 players,” said
Bercovich. “We had to cut some high-
talented rookies and some veterans
who had been around a long time.”
Given his experience gained as
an intern for the Raiders these past
two seasons, would Bercovich con-
sider a career in sports management?
“I’ve definitely thought about it,”
he said. “I’ve seen everything from
executive to finance to legal, but it
definitely intrigues me.”
One of Bercovich’s options after
receiving his bachelor’s degree is to
go to law school. Sports, of course,
has its legal aspects as well.
“Maybe I could be a lawyer for
the Raiders,” he says. “I could defi-
nitely see myself doing this for the
Raiders or another organization in
the future.”
At least the company attorney
doesn’t have to bring bad news to
players in training camp.
Future
FROM PAGE Cl
Crockett and St. Patrick-St. Vin-
cent of Vallejo.
On the surface, that league will
be overwhelmed by St. Mary’s in
many sports. The Panthers have
the best football team, basketball,
baseball and track teams. The Al-
bany girls volleyball will not lose
its dominance in that sport.
Before any judgments can be
made, the whole picture has to be
seen. This league, which is kind of
a smaller version of the old
Catholic Athletic League, has more
girls sports than the CAL that
came before and those have to be
taken in to consideration.
“Tf you look at all the sports in-
clusive it’s a healthy league,” said
St. Mary’s athletic director Dan
Shaughnessy. “A lot of thought
went into the women’s sports when
we were setting up this structure.”
The new alignment tries to pre-
serve friendships and rivalries be-
tween schools. Holy Names High
of Oakland had a sister-school rep-
The biggest
surprise of all may
be that the new
alignment makes a
lot of sense.
utation with St. Mary’s High that
turned to a friendly rivalry after
the latter went from an all-boys
school to including girls to the mix
five years ago. That friendly Mon-
archs-Lady Panthers rivalry will
not be lost.
“Holy Names and St. Mary’s
have an allegiance there that we
did not want to sever,” said
Shaughnessy. “They’re compati-
ble.”
Shaughnessy said other rivalries
for St. Mary’s, including those with
El Cerrito and De Anza, will still
exist as well. In football, St. Mary’s
will only have five league games
because three of the schools don’t
have football, so there are more
preseason games. That leaves
room to pick and choose non-
league opponents.
“We're not going to give up our
association with De Anza and El
Cerrito,” said Shaughnessy. “We’re
not going to give up a healthy ri-
valry. In football we’ll schedule
those games (in the preseason).
We’ve developed an association
with those teams. It’s not a con-
tract, it’s more of a trusting hand-
shake. Our preseason is going to
look a lot like the regular season.”
All the leagues are based on ge-
ographical boundaries so that
teams do not have to travel long
distances, which cuts down on
transportation costs.
Money is a driving factor for
many of the decisions the section
makes. Milo said his teams would
still be playing St. Mary’s — and
not just because the rivalry was
good. The gate, he said, was even
better.
“The league is based on geo-
graphical location,” said Milo. “I’m
not really gung-ho on it. I think
certain schools will keep certain
relationships. In football, it’s good
from a financial standpoint.”
McShane
FROM PAGE Cl
*in-USC’s 17-7 loss to Cal at Memor-
-ial Stadium last Saturday. He shares
time at center with junior Eric Den-
“mon, who at 6-1, 255, is quite a bit
» Smaller than McShane.
It’s a little hard to justify putting
' the smaller Denmon in for McShane.
The USC offensive line had a terri-
ble game against Cal, allowing nine
~ quarterback sacks. The Trojans’ of-
* fense had over 400 yards, but only
Scored seven points.
“Usually what happens is that
(Denmon) will start the game, and
then I'll come in for a couple of se-
ries,” McShane said. “We'll rotate
back and forth, depending on how
the coaches read the flow of the
game. Sometimes we have to break
the flow of the rotation.
“Cal’s defense played really hard.
They keep coming, keep coming and
keep coming. I didn’t see anything
in, their front or their scheme that
“If I have another
football option,
sure, I'll give it a
try. ’ve been
playing football all
my life and I’d hate
to give it up. I’d
take a look at
anything that is out
there.”
— Matt McShane
confused us at all. It was just a mat-
ter of them playing hard and want-
ing it more than we did.”
With his career winding down at
USC, McShane hasn't yet given too
much thought to life after USC. Aca-
demically, though, he will be pre-
pared.
“I haven't thought too much about
what happens next. I’ve tried to con-
centrate on my senior year and in
May I'll graduate with a business de-
gree and a minor in economics,” he
said. “After the season, we'll take a
look and see if I have any more foot-
ball options. I don’t know what will
happen, but I’ll have my degree.
“Tf I have another football option,
sure, I’ll give it a try. I’ve been play-
ing football all my life and I’d hate
to give it up. I’d take a look at any-
thing that is out there.”
McShane played on the St. Mary’s
varsity for two years with Cal center
John Romero, McShane played right
tackle and Romero played right guard
for Dan Shaughnessy’s Panthers.
“We talked a bit after the game,”
McShane said about seeing Romero.
“Tt been a tough year for him — he’s
been hurt some and hasn't started.”
It has been a tough year for these
two St. Mary’s grads. They'd like to
go out as starters and victors, but
that may not happen.
“Hot Action” BE ACK J ACK:
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1999
Berkeley elation
deflated by penalt
Yellowjackets’ go-ahead score called back on aj
penalty for blocking in the back in a 33-21 loss to
By Mike Wood
PLEASANTON — Reggie John-
son sprinted 37 yards and crossed
the goal line as the Berkeley High
School sideline erupted with cheers.
But the celebration for what
looked like a go-ahead touchdown
against Foothill was silenced by the
sight of a yellow flag. Instead of a
score, the call helped the Falcons
come away with a 33-21 East Bay
Athletic League win.
Johnson’s run was negated when
the Yellowjackets’ Tyrone Williams
was called for blocking in the back
on Max Cutrone with 2:52 left and
Foothill holding a slim 26-21 lead.
Instead, Foothill wrapped up the
game seven plays later on Jan An-
derson’s 3-yard touchdown run with
40 seconds left.
It was a haphazard game in
which each team proved to be its
own worst enemy. -
The Yellowjackets (2-4-1, 2-2-1
EBAL) were penalized 12 times for
129 yards. Three other calls against
Berkeley were declined.
The Falcons (6-1-1, 4-0-1 EBAL)
had some pretty impressive offen-
sive numbers. But they turned the
ball over three times and gave up
nine points on special teams plays.
One of Foothill’s turnovers put the
Yellowjackets back in the game.
The Falcons owned a 26-15 lead
and had eaten up a good portion
of the fourth-quarter clock when
quarterback Robert Knox dropped
back to pass. Knox was hit by
Berkeley’s DeJuan McDonald and
he fumbled. Berkeley’s Daniel
Moore scooped up the ball on the
bounce and raced 50 yards for a
touchdown that cut the lead to 26-
21 with 5:24 left.
The Yellowjackets stopped
Foothill on the next drive and got the
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Patterson’s field goal gave
Alameda a lift. After driving from
midfield (running back Ryan Smith
had a 13-yard run), Alameda stalled
at El Cerrito’s 30.
On fourth down, Patterson ripped
the ball through the uprights — and,
for good measure, another 10 yards.
Last week against De Anza, Pat-
terson provided Alameda’s lone
points with a 25-yard field goal.
Back to work
But then it was back to work for
the Gauchos’ offense, which came in
ranked second in the East Bay, av-
eraging more than 44 points a game.
Operating from good field posi-
tion all afternoon, the Gauchos tal-
lied touchdowns on their next four
possessions to go up 45-3.
The last two touchdowns in the
sequence were scored by Rose, the
first on a 23-yard run following a re-
covered fumble by Clarence Hamp-
ton, the second on a 50-yard break-
away through the Alameda backfield.
Alameda answered by driving to
the El Cerrito 10 on a 54-yard punt
return by Robert Domholt with 1:54
to go in the third period. The return
was aided by a loud block by Jack
Pearl, who leveled two would-be
tacklers around the 25.
But one play later, El Cerrito’s
Stewart Brown picked off a pass at
the 1 and returned the ball to the 31.
With El Cerrito coach Frank Milo
moving players in and out of the
lineup (Gatewood took over for
McBride in the third quarter), the
Gauchos scored two series later
when Laronn Gray escaped a tangle
of tacklers to go 55 yards and into
the end zone with 4:35 to go in the
game.
By the end of the contest, seven
different Gauchos had carried the
ball — six for positive yardage — and
four had caught passes.
For Alameda, Smith rushed for 83
yards on 14 carries. But Alameda
turned the ball over four times, two
on fumbles, two on interceptions.
“If we eliminate mistakes, we'll
have a smooth running offense,”
Ryan said. “The turnovers are killing
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SPORTS BRIEFS
SPORTS BRIEFS
Former A’s executive vice presi-
dent Andy Dolich and advertising
executive Jeff Goodby, leaders of an
aborted effort to buy the A’s, will give
a presentation about the team’s —
and baseball’s — future at 7:30 p.m.
at the College Prep School on Thurs-
St. Mary’s
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week, but the Panthers filled it with
a home game Saturday against
Healdsburg at 1:30 p.m.
The Panthers have one last game
after that in a huge match against
De Anza (7-1, 5-1), a team, that has
only one loss coming into this week.
That loss was against undefeated El
Cerrito.
The Panthers need to win both
games for a shot at the North Coast
Section playoffs. De Anza faces Pied-
mont (4-3 overall, 4-2 ACCAL) Fri-
day night at 7. If the Highlanders can
win on the road at De Anza, it would
help out St. Mary’s — so there
should be a lot of Panthers rooting
on the Highlanders this week.
day, Nov. 11.
Single admission is $10.00 and $5
for students. Admission is tax de-
ductible as proceeds benefit College
Prep School. Reservations are re-
quested. After the presentation, there
will be time for discussion and au-
dience interaction. For details, call
597-0224.
UC-Berkeley is now accepting
signups for the 1999 Golden Bear
Winter Baseball Clinics. The clin-
ics, offered by the staff of the Cal
baseball team, will be held Dec. 28-
29 at Evans Diamond. The clinics are
open to players 9-17 and include in-
struction in hitting as well as pitch-
ing and catching. Participants can
register for one or both clinics. En-
rollment is limited and prospective
campers are advised to register early.
For details, call 643-2499.
The Sportstime Baseball and
Softball Academy will host its third
annual Thanksgiving Baseball and
Softball Clinic from 10 a.m.-1 p.m.
at San Ramon’s Central Park fields
3 and:4 on Nov. 26-27. Christmas
clinics will be held 9 a.m.-noon at
Triple Play Batting Cages in
Emeryville, Dec. 20-22)!
p.m. at Clubsport of Satl
Dec. 20-21; and 9:30 ami
at Pleasanton Middle Sti
27-29. Clinics are gearedii
6-12. For details, call |
or visit the Sportstime
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LHS is located above UC Berkeley cam-
pus on Centennial Drive, For informa-
tion, call 642-5132 or check
www.I|hs.berkeley.edu.
Traywick Gallery, 1316 10th St., con-
tinues solo exhibitions of Bay Area
artists: Steve Briscoe and Jamie Brun-
son through Nov. 21. Hours are Tues-
day through Saturday, noon to 6 p.m.;
Sunday, noon to 5 p.m. or by appoint-
ment. Call Katrina Traywick or Robin
Galas at 527-1214 for more information.
The sixth annual "Women of Color Arts
and Crafts Show takes place on Satur-
day, Nov. 27 from 10:30 a.m. to 4:30
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selling their original, hand-crafted work.
This year features paintings, clay sculp-
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functional furniture and wearable art.
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An exhibition of exquisite Indian minia-
ture paintings dating from the fifteenth
to early twentieth centuries, presented
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cific Film Archive, continues through
Nov. 28. Guided tours of the exhibition
is offered by UC-Berkeley graduate stu-
dents on Thursdays at 12:15 p.m. and
Sundays at 3 p.m, For further informa-
tion on these or any other museum pro-
grams, call 642-0808
“An Artist Family” Thiele Seidenberg
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dison St. Window Gallery, Berkeley Ca.
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Commission
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28th annual winter holiday sale during
the weekends of Nov. 27-28 and Dec.
4-5 and during the entire week of Dec
11-23. Nineteen Guild members will dis-
play current works throughout their
complex of open studios, The Guild is
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Alta Bates Medical Center presents
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left of the information desk and main
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information.
New Pieces Gallery presents a list of
artists for the year 1999. Located on
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gallery which shows quilts and soft
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Tehiyah Day School, 2603 Tassajara
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Hanukkah Book Fair on Wednesday,
Nov. 10 noon to 4 p.m.; Thursday, Nov.
11, 8:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.; and Friday,
Nov. 12, 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. The fair,
which benefits the school library, fea-
tures adult and children books from
Afikomen Jewish Books, gifts and arts
and other children's books and soft-
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Afikomen also supplies a wide selection
of gifts, decorations and wrapping pa-
per for the holiday. For directions call
233-3013, ex. 351.
The First Congregational Church of
Berkeley continues its Poetry and Sa-
cred Series, Nov. 5, 7:30 p.m., with
Sam Keen, speaking on “Poetry Black
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of “Fire in the Belly” and “Learning to
Fly." Suggested donation: $5. The
church is located on Dana between
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Raleys
www.raleys.com
www.dlrca.org
For more information call 925.952.2613
Solano below Arlington. Call Betty
Coates 235-0490 for more information.
Joy of Yiddish: Yiddish conversation at ~
1 p.m. at the North Berkeley Senior
Center, 1901 Hearst. Call 644-6107 for
additional information.
The Berkeley Communicators Toast-
masters Club meet on the first and third
Wednesday of the month from 7:15 to
8:30 a.m. at the Berkeley City Club,
2315 Durant. Details; 524-3765.
The Berkeley Arthritis Support and Ed-
ucation Group meets on the second
Tuesday of each month (except Decem-
ber) 1 to 2:30 p.m. in the Maffly Audito-
rium, Herrick Campus, 2001 Dwight
Way. Dr. Brian Kaye, a rheumatologist,
has treated many patients with various
types of arthritis and will be available
for questions. For additional information
call 204-4503.
Toastmasters on Campus meet the
second and fourth Wednesday of the
month from 6:15 to 7:30 p.m. at the
English Language Program Building,
2515 Hillegass. Details: 704-1822.
Public speaking skills and meta-
physics come together at Avatar Meta-
physical Toastmasters. On-going meet-
ings first and third Thursdays, 6:15 to
7:30 p.m., 2515 Hillegass Ave., Call
869-2547 for details.
Spirituality and Healing. Voices of
Healing Story Circles. Spiritually ori-
ented healing group for people living
with life-threatening illness. Meets sec-
ond Wednesday of each month in
North Berkeley. Call 528-1235 for infor-
mation.
State Health Toastmasters Club meet
November 7, 1999
12:00 P.M. to 2:00 Py,
Please join our faculty and staff for a Syy
afternoon tour of our program,
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Preschool through 8th grade,
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Contra Costa Newspapers and the
Volunteer Center of Contra Costa
invite you to...
You are cordially invited to help us
Share the Spirit this holiday season.
Share the Spirit helps families from
all walks of life who are coping with
difficult circumstances.
Come join us for a wonderful wine reception
with hors d'oeuvres, followed by an exquisite
dinner and live auction with sports celebrities.
le
The auction will feature sports memorabilia
from greats such as Jerry Rice, Joe Montana,
Mickey Mantle, Joe DiMaggio,
Steve Young, Ken Griffey, Jr., Michael Jordan,
Barry Bonds, Matt Williams and Dwight Clark.
DINNER AND LIVE AUCTION
DONATION: ‘125 per person
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- fun, informative seminars cre-
equal partnerships; Feldenkreis
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Bes ppor Groups - Arthritis
ercrou meets the second Tues-
pt month; 1 - 2:30 p.m.; 204-
M al for additional special events.
ters Anonymous, a 12 step
am providing free aid for those
Peng problems, meets in Berkeley
y saturday at 8:30 a.m. (newcom-
gam.) at St. John's Church,
‘college Ave. and in Richmond
Thursday at 7 p.m. at Kaiser Hos-
: 4 Nevin (take Elevator C to the
Hoot). For further information, call
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at 980 Stannage St. at Marin;
pia ot Karen, 525-6858.
' Metaphysical Toastmasters;
son the 1st and 3rd Thursdays
B month from 6:15 p.m. to 7:30
| 643-7645.
masters; noon - 1 p.m. Tues-
sand up and say what you
myoractice with the toastmasters,
| fanz Ave., Berkeley; 883-6708.
ates Rehabilitation Center and
Bay Neurology sponsors a free
abhly stroke support group. No ad-
Bm reservations are required, drop-in
e, The group meets the first
Fay of each month from 4 p.m. to
min the Maffly Auditorium on Her-
Igampus, 2001 Dwight way. Berke-
Details: 204-4503.
ic
Sources, 1000 The Alameda,
. ts Jory Vinikour, prize-winning
an harpsichordist with a perfor-
p of the Goldberg Variations on
Nov. 7, 5 p.m. Following the
fntation, there will be a reception
jan opportunity to explore Music-
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sources and its historic instruments.
Tickets: General $18, MS members, Se-
niors and students: $15. For reserva-
tions call 528-1685.
Soprano Corey Carleton and harpsi-
chordist Jennifer Griesbach, assisted
by soprano Catherine Webster, present
a recital of seventeenth century music
from England, Germany and Italy on
Friday, Nov. 7 at 3 p.m. at the St. Al-
ban's Episcopal Church, 1501 Wash-
ington Ave., in Albany. The program,
“Music for Awhile," includes songs by
Purcell and Frescobaldi, harpsichord
music by Byrd, Froberger and Fres-
cobaldi, and duets for two sopranos by
Monteverdi and Rossi. Admission: $10.
To reserve tickets or for more informa-
tion, call 925-606-9331
La Pena Cultural Center and Cafe, 3105
Shattuck Ave., presents Barbara Val-
ladares “Canciones de mi Vida,” on
Sunday Nov. 7, from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m.
This is a benefit concert featuring Bar-
bara’s interpretations of traditional
Cuban and Latin music. Proceeds ben-
efit Barbara's upcoming CD recording
project. Suggested donations: $10. Call
849-2568 for additional information.
Cal Performances UC-Berkeley, pre-
sents Zap Mama, a cappella ensemble,
and diva Marie Daulne on Sunday, Nov.
7, 7 p.m. in Zellerbach Hall. Zap
Mama's music is a blend of reggae,
pygmy chants, Turaq wails, hip-hop and
Western jazz. For tickets, call the Cal
Performances ticket office at 642-9988.
Classical musicians, David Abel, vio-
linist and Julie Steinberg, pianist, per-
form the works of Beethoven, Dresher
and Debussy in a benefit concert for
the Mono Lake Committee and the Wa-
ter Resources Center Archives, UC-
Berkeley on Sunday, Nov. 7, 3 p.m. at
St. John's Presbyterian Church, 2727
College Ave. For tickets and informa-
tion, call 642-2666.
Hausmusik sponsors a workshop
and concert featuring the music of
Hildegard Von Bingen, Saturday, Nov.
13. The workshop offers an introduction
to Hildegard's use of medieval neu-
matic notation from noon until 4 p.m.
Workshop attendees are invited to par-
ticipate in the concert which starts at 8
p.m. The concert “In Praise of the Di-
vine: Music and Meditations from the
Symphonia of St. Hildegard Von bin-
gen,” features Illumina: Women's En-
semble for Early Music and Rauch.
Both events take place at St. Alban's
Episcopal Church, Parish Hall, 1508 Cy-
press Ave., Richmond. Workshop fee:
$60. Suggested concert donation $15.
Tickets for the concert, a benefit for St.
Alban's building fund, may be pur-
chased at the door. For additional infor-
mation call 235-0627.
Ducksan Distones, featuring Donald
Bailey on piano, vocals, harmonica, |sa-
iah Dixon, Acoustic Bass, Michael Lank-
ford, Drums and Larry Giustino on Fret-
less Gibson L4, perform every Saturday
night from 10 to 11 p.m. at Anna's
Place, 1801 University at Grant. All
ages welcome.
The Community Women's Orchestra
presents Family Concert, at the Malcolm
X School, 1731 Prince St. on Nov. 7, 4
p.m. The concerts includes “Autumn”
theme: Vivaldi, Glasounnov, Walker,
Kosma. Donations accepted. For addi-
tional information call 653-1616.
The Young People's Symphony Or-
chestra of Berkeley, presents the open-
ing concert of it's 64th season on Sun-
day, Nov. 7, at 8 p.m. The concert will
be performed in the Calvin Simmons
Theatre at the Henry J. Kaiser Events
Center in Oakland. The program in-
cludes The Moldau by Smetana,
Marche Slav by Tchaikowski and The
Symphony #5 in C minor by
Beethoven. Tickets are $10 general ad-
mission, $5 students and seniors. Call
849-9776 for additional information.
The Jazzschool presents Sunday af-
ternoon concerts at 4:30 p.m. at the
[eon
Jazzschool LaNote Restaurant, 2375/77
Shattuck Ave. The concerts feature ap-
pearances by nationally-renowned
artists and top jazz musicians living in
the Bay Area. The talented faculty will
be featured including Mike Zilber, Bill
Douglass, Jenna Mammina, and Christy
Dana. Tickets for Sunday concerts are
$12 general, $10 students/seniors, $6
Jazzschool students and children up to
12 years of age. Advance reservations
are recommended, Call 845-5373 for
additional information.
Ashkenaz, 1317 San Pablo Ave., pre-
sents Grateful Dead DJ night with Digital
Dave and Jazz Z.D. on Thursday nights
from 9:30 p.m. to 2 a.m. Tickets are $4.
Call 594-1400 for additional information.
Friday Night Folk Dancing: 8 p.m. - 11
P.m.; no partners necessary for line
dances taught from Rumania, Bulgaria,
Israel, Turkey, Near East and other
lands each Friday from 8 p.m. to 9
p.m., followed by request dances from
9 p.m. to 11 p.m. No experience neces-
sary - all ages welcome. Albany YMCA,
901 Kains Ave.; $4; call 525-1542.
Outdoors
John Warden, outerwear specialist, will
review the features and benefits of the
variety of fabrics on the market and dis-
cuss “Clothing Essentials for Cold
Weather Survival,” on Thursday, Nov.
11, 7 p.m. .at Recreational Equipment,
Inc. 1338 San Pablo Ave. Warden will
demonstrate how to find the optimum
layering systems of all kinds of winter
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LEGAL NOTICE
pears oN
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF SALE
OF REAL PROPERTY
AT PRIVATE SALE
CASE NO P97-00593
In the Superior court of the
State of Califomia, for the
County of Contra Costa in the
Matter of the Estate of JOHN
R. STEWART, SR. deceased.
Notice is nerety, given that
the undersigned will sell at
Private Sale, to the highest
and best bidder, subject to
confirmation of said superior
court, on or after 6th of
December 1999 at the office
or
Patricia A. Simmons
436 14th Street #1100
Oakland, CA. 94612
All the right, title and interest
of said deceased at time of
death and all right, title and
Interest the estate has ac-
quired in addition to that of
sald deceased in and to all
) the certain Real Property situ-
ated In the City of Richmond,
County of Contra Costa,
State of Califomia, particular-
ly described as follows:
Real propei commonly
known as 3309 MacDon-
ald Avenue, Richmond,
* Callfomla, and more par-
ticularly described as fol-
lows:
Lot 3, In Block 17, as des-
« pynated on the map enti-
_tled Map of Richmond
Center, which map as filed
. In the office of the Record-
_ er of the County of Contra
‘Costa, State of California,
son February 14, 1911 In
. ore 4 of Maps, at page
Terms of sale are cash in
Jawful money of the United
States on confirmation of
sale, or part cash ands bal-
ance upon such terms and
conditions as are acceptable
to the personal representa-
tive. Ten percent of amount
bid to be deposited with bid.
Bids or offers to be in writing
and will be received at the
aforesaid office at any time
after the first publication
mictect and before date of
sale,
Dated October 22,1999
Joseph W. Thomas
Personal Representative of
the Estate
Attomey;
Patricia A. Simmons
436 14th Street. #1100
Oakland, CA. 94612
510-663-1707
Legal The Journal #0158
Publish November 5, 11, 18,
1999
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
UNDER DEED OF TRUST
Loan; 6976401 EGOIAN Oth-
er: 9255487 FILE: 2319 JH IN-
VESTOR LOAN #: A.P. NUM-
BER 534-172-011-7_ YOU
ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A
DEED OF TRUST, DATED
06/23/88, UNLESS YOU TAKE
ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR
PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD
AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU
NEED AN EXPLANATION OF
THE NATURE OF THE PRO-
CEEDING AGAINST YOU,
YOU SHOULD CONTACT A
LAWYER. NOTICE Is hereby
iven that MTDS, INC., a Cal-
ifomla Corporation DBA Mer-
idian Trust Deed Service, as
trustee, or successor trustee,
or substituted trustee pursu-
ant to the Deed of Trust exe-
cuted by MARY W. EGOIAN,
A_ WIDOW, Recorded on
06/30/88 as Instrument No.
88-110547 in Book 14424
Page 470 of Official records
In the Office of the Coun
Recorder of CONTRA COST)
County, Califormia, and pur-
suant to the Notice of Derault
and Election to Sell thereun-
der recorded 07/08/1999 in
Book , Page , as Instrument
No. 99-179991 of said Official
Records, WILL SELL on No-
vember 10, 1999 at AT THE
MAIN STREET ENTRANCE TO
THE CITY HALL 1666 NORTH
MAIN STREET, WALNUT
CREEK, CA at 10:00 AM AT
PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE
HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH
(payable at the time of sale in
lawful money of the United
States), all right, title and in-
terest conveyed to and now
held by it under said Deed of
Trust in the property situated
In sald County and State
hereinafter described: As
more fully described on said
Deed of Trust. The property
address and other common
designation, if any, of the real
property described above is
Boe to be: 1109 ROO-
EVELT AVENUE, _ RICH-
MOND, CA _ 94801. The un-
dersigned Trustee disclaims
any lability for any incorrect-
ness of the property address
and other common designa-
tion, If any, shown herein, The
total amount of the unpaid
balance of the obligation se-
cured by the property to be
sold and reasonable estimat-
ed costs, expenses and ad-
tances at the time of the inl-
tial publication of the Notice
of Sale Is: $87,778.46. In ad-
dition to cash, the Trustee will
accept a cashier's check
drawn on a state or national
bank, a check drawn by a
State or federal credit union
or a check drawn by a state
or federal savings and loan
association, savings associa-
tion or savings bank specified
In Section 5102 of the Finan-
clal Code and authorized to
do business in this state. In
the event tender other than
cash Is accepted the Trustee
may withhold the issuance of
the Trustee's Deed until
funds become avallable to
the payee or endorsee as a
matter of right. Said sale will
be made, but without cove-
nant or warranty, express or
Implied regarding title, pos-
session or encumbrances, to
satisfy the indebtedness se-
cured by said Deed, advanc-
es thereunder, with interest
as provided therein, and the
unpaid principal balance of
the Note secured by said
Deed with interest thereon as
provided in said Note, fees,
charges and expenses of the
trustee and the trusts created
by said Deed of Trust. Dated;
10/13/99 MTDS, Inc., a Calli-
fomia Corporation, as said
Trustee, DBA Meridian Trust
Deed Service, 660 NEWPORT
CENTER DRIVE, NEWPORT
BEACH, CA 92660 (916)
99, By: JANET L. HU-
SAIN, VICI PRESIDENT
NPPO068505 PUB: 10/21/99,
ee) 2 bt OORoEy
11/04/99CNS1746577
Legal El Cerrito Journal 0133
Publish October 22, 29, No-
vember 5, 1999
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE
LIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN
EXPLANATION OF THE NA-
TURE OF THE PROCEEDING
AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD
CONTACT A, LAWYER. On
11/10/99 at 9:45 AM, TITLE |
TRUST DEED SERVICE COM-
PANY, A CALIFORNIA COR-
PORATION, as duly appoint-
ed Trustee under and
pursuant to Deed of Trust re-
corded 10/5/90, as Instru-
ment No.90 208669, in book
16166, page 327, of Official
Records in the office of the
pony Recorder of CONTRA
COSTA County, State of Call-
for-nia, eae by ETHEL
SELL AT PUBLIC
TO HIGHEST BIDDER FOR
CASH ipevebie at time of
ale in lawful money of the
Inited States) at_AT THE
ORTH SIDE OF THE CITY
LL,
‘STRE! WALNUT CREEK,
CALIFORNIA All right, title
and interest conveyed to and
now held by It under sald
Deed of Trust in the property
situated In sald County and
State described as: APN
#408-033-009-7 The street
address and other common
~~ designation, if any, of the real
property described above is
4
LEGAL NOTICE
pir patted to be: 801 GRIF-
IN DRIVE RICHMOND, CA,
94806 The undersigned
Trustee disclaims any liability
for any Incorrectness of the
street address and other
common designation, If any,
shown herein. Said sale o
property will be made In as is
condition, but without cove-
nant or warranty, expressed
or implied, regarding title,
possession, or encumbranc-
es, to pay the remaininy prin-
cipal sum of the nates se-
cured by said Deed of Trust,
with interest thereon, as pro-
vided in said note(s), advanc-
es, if any, under the terms of
said Deed of Trust, fees,
charges and expenses of the
Trustee and of the trusts cre-
ated by said Deed of Trust.
The total amount of the un-
paid balance of the obligation
secured by the property to be
sold and reasonable estimat-
ed costs, expenses and ad-
vances at the time of the Ini-
tial publication of the Notice
of Sale is $66,530.26. The
beneficlary under said Deed
of Trust heretofore executed
and delivered to the under-
alias) a written Declaration
of Default and De-mand for
Sale, and a written Notice of
Default and Election to Sell.
The undersigned caused said
No-tice of Default and Elec-
tion to Sell to be recorded In
the county where the real
property Is located. IF AVAIL-
ABLE, THE EXPECTED
OPENING BID MAY BE OB-
TAINED BY CALLING THE
FOLLOWING _ TELEPHONE
NUMBER ON THE DAY BE-
FORE THE SALE: (818)
906-1974. Date: 10-21-99 TI-
TLE TRUST DEED SERVICE
COMPANY, A CALIFORNIA
CORPORATION KELLI J. ES-
PINOZA, Authorized Signa-
ture Address: 16633 Ventura
Blvd., Suite 1000, Encino,
Califomia 91436 Phone (818)
986-8966 We are assisting
the Beneficiary to collect a
debt and any Information we
obtain will be used for that
purpose whether received
Oral ly or_in writing. C304812
10/22, 10/29, 11/5 1999
Legal El Cerrito Journal 0134
Publish October 22, 29, No-
vember 5, 1999
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
T.S. No. 1018498-03 APN:
509-250-022-1 TRA: 08082
Loan No: 627380572 Ref:
Lorraine D. Holder UNVER
IMPORTANT TO
YOU
ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A
DEED OF TRUST, DATED
January 15, 1999. UNLESS
YOU TAKE ACTION TO PRO-
TECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT
MAY_BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC
SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EX-
PLANATION OF THE NATURE
OF THE PROCEEDING
AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD
CONTACT A LAWYER. On
November 10, 1999, at 10:00
AM, Cal-Westem Reconvey-
ance Corporation, a Califor-
nia corporation as duly ap-
pointed trustee under and
Pursuant to Deed of Trust re-
corded January 29, 1999, as
inst: No, 99-0025793-00, in
book xx, page xx, of Official
Records in the office of the
County Recorder of Contra
Costa County, State of Cali-
fornia executed by Lorraine
D. Holder, an unmaried
woman will sell at public auc-
tion to highest bidder for
cash, cashier's check drawn
on a state or national bank, a
check drawn by a state or
federal credit union, or a
check drawn by a state or
federal savings and loan as-
sociation, savings associa-
tion, or savings bank speci-
fied In section 5102 of the fi-
nancial code and authorized
to do business in this state
will be held at the Court
Street entrance to the County
Courthouse, 725 Court
Street, (ones of Main and
Court Street) Martinez, Cali-
fornia all right, title and inter-
est conveyed to.and now
held by it Under said Deed of
Trust in the property situated
in said County and State de-
scribed as; Completely de-
scribed in said Deed of Trust
The street address and other
common designation, if any,
of the real property described
above is purported to_be:
5231 Fleming Avenue Rich-
mond CA 94804. The under-
signed Trustee disclaims any
liability for any incorrectness
of the street address and
other common designation, if
any, shown herein. Sald sale
will be made, but without
convenant or warranty, ex-
press or implied, regarding ti-
tle, possession, condition, or
encumbrances, Including
fees, charges and expenses
of the Trustee and of the
trusts created by said Deed
of Trust, to pay the remainin
Principal sums of the note(s)
secured by said Deed of
Trust to wit: $81,873.09 with
interest thereon from
03/01/1999 @ 11,.375% per
annum as provided in said
note(s) plus cost and any ad-
vances with interest. ESTI-
MATED TOTAL DEBT
$90,247.90. The beneficiary
under said Deed of Trust
heretofore executed and de-
livered to the undersigned a
written Declaration of Default
and Demand for Sale, and a
written Notice of Default and
Election to Sell. The under-
signed caused said Notice of
Default and Election to Sell to
be recorded in the county
where the real property is lo-
cated. For sales Information:
Mon-Fri 9:00am to 4:00pm
(619) 590-9200, Cal-Westemn
leconveyance Corporation,
525 East Main Street, P.O
Box 22004, El Cajon CA
92022-9004, (619) 590-9200,
Cal-Westem _Reconveyance
Corporation, Signature/By Es-
ther Chamberlain, Authorized
Signature Dated: October 13,
1999, ASAP371177 10/21,
10/28, 11/04
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vember 5, 1999
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
Trustee Sale No. 99-02497
Loan No. 15675592 Title Or-
der No. 9255940 APN
523-032-008 FHA #
042-6999700729 YOU ARE IN
DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF
TRUST DATED 11/29/95. UN-
LESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO
PROTECT YOUR PROP-ERTY,
IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUB-
LIC SALE, IF YOU NEED AN
EXPLANATION OF THE NA-
TURE OF THE PROCEEDINGS.
AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD
CONTACT A LAWYER. On
November 17, 1999, at 10:00
AM, ARM FINANCIAL COR-
PORATION as the duly ap-
pointed Trustee under and
pursuant to Deed of Trust re-
corded on 12/06/95 Instru-
ment 95210967, Book Rage
of Official Records in the Of-
fice of the Recorder of CON-
TRA COSTA County, Califor-
nia, exe-cuted by: ARTURO T.
VEGA, A MARRIED MAN AS
HIS SOLE AND SEPARATE
PROPERTY AND JOSE A, VE-
GA, AN UNMARRIED MAN,
as Trustor, HOMESIDE LEND-
ING, INC., as_ Beneficlary.
WILL SELL’ AT PUBLIC AUC-
TION TO THE HIGHEST BID-
DER FOR CASH (payable at
time of sale in lawful money
of the United States, by cash,
a cashier’s check drawn by a
state or national bank, a
check drawn by a state or
federal credit union, or a
check drawn by a state or
federal savings and loan as-
sociation, savings associa-
tion, or ‘savings bank speci-
fied in section 5102 of the
Financial Code and autho-
rized to do business In this
state). At: AT THE MAIN
STREET ENTRANCE TO THE
CITY HALL _AT_ 1666 NORTH
MAIN STREET, WALNUT
CREEK, CA., all right, title and
interest conveyed to and now
held by it under said Deed of
Trust In the property situated
in said County, California de-
Seniingh the land therein: As
more fully described on the
above mentioned Deed of
Trust. The property hereto-
fore described Is being sold
as Is. The street address and
other poniien fea ticient if
any, of the real property de-
scribed above Is purported to
be: 859 LASSEN ST, RICH-
MOND, CA 94805, The un-
dersigned Trustee disclaims
any liability for any incorrect-
ness of the street address
HILLS NEWSPAPERS « FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5
LEGAL NOTICE
(5 a ee
and other common designa-
tion, If any, shown herein.
Said sale will be made, but
without covenant or warranty,
expressed or Implied, re-
garding title, possession, or
encumbrances, to pay the re-
maining principal surn of the
note(s) secured by said Deed
of Trust, with interest thereon,
as provided In said peters);
advances, if any, under the
terms of the Deed of Trust,
estimated fees, charges ant
expenses of the Trustee and
of the trusts created by said
Deed of Trust, to-wit:
$134,922.61 Estimated) Ac-
crued Interest and additional
advances, if any, will increase
this figure prior to sale. The
beneficlary under said Deed
of Trust heretofore executed
and delivered to the under-
signed a written Declaration
of Default and Demand for
Sale, and a written Notice of
Default and Election to Sell.
The undersigned caused said
Notice of Default and Election
to Sell to be recorded in the
county where the real proper-
y is located and more than
three months have elapsed
since such recordation. Date:
10/23/99, ARM FINANCIAL
CORPORATION, P.O. Box
85309,_ San Diego, CA
92186-5309, (619) 689-9735
JACK HANCOCK, ASSISTANT
SECRETARY NPPO068128
10/28/99, 11/04/99, 11/11/99
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ber 5, 12, 1999
Notice of Trustee's Sale:
Trustee Sale Number.
40097-F You are in default
under a deed of trust dated
01/26/99. Unless you take ac-
tion to protect your property,
it ney be sold at a public
sale, lf you need an explana-
tion of the nature of the pro-
ceedings against you, you
should contact a lawyer. On
11/17/99 at 9:45 AM, Attor-
neys Equity National Corpo-
ration (Trustee) 23721 Birtch-
er Drive, Lake Forest, CA
92630 (949)707-5640 as the
ee appointed Trustee under
and pursuant to the Deed of
Trust recorded 02/02/99 as
Document 99-002794800 of
Official Records in the Office
of the Recorder of Contra
Costa County, Califomia, Ex-
ecuted by: Claudell Stephens
and Ethel Stephens, husband
and wife as joint tenants, will
sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash or
cashiers check made pay-
able to Attomeys Equity Na-
tional Corporation, (payable
at the time of sale and In ac-
cordance with Section
2924h(b) of the California Civil
Code, and acceptable to the
Trustee) at: The North Side of
the City Hall 1666 North Main
Street Walnut Creek, Califor-
nia all right, title and interest
conveyed to and now held by
it under sald Deed of Trust In
the property situated In said
County, California. The street
address or other common
designation, if any, of the real
property described herein is
purported to be: 1817 1st
treet, Richmond, Ca 94801;
County Assessor's Parcel
Number: 409-210-008-2 The
undersigned Trustee dis-
claims any liability for any in-
correctness of the street ad-
dress and other common de-
signation, if any, shown here-
In. Said sale will be made,
without cove-nant or warran-
ty, expressed or im-plied, re-
garding title, possession, or
encumbrances, to pay the
unpaid balance of the obliga-
tion, including interest, ad-
vances, and all other charges
secured by sald property
The total amount of the un-
paid balance of the obligation
secured by said property and
reasonably estimated costs,
expenses and advances at
the time of the initial publica-
tion of this Notice is
$48,115.73 Date: 10/23/99
Attorneys Equity National
Corporation jonna_ = Wells.
Foreclosure Manager
304780 10/28, 11/4, 11/11
1999
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ber 5, 12, 1999
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
Trustee Sale No. 072358 Title
Order No, 9700399 Refer-
ence No. 072358 APN
409-181-008 YOU ARE IN
DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF
TRUST DATED 11/10/93. UN-
LESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO
PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY,
IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUB-
LIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN
EXPLANATION OF THE NA-
TURE OF THE PROCEEDINGS
AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD
CONTACT A LAWYER. On
11/18/99 at 10:00 A.M., Ex-
change Security Corp. as the
duly appointed Trustee under
and pursuant to Deed of
Trust, recorded on 11/16/93
as Document No. 93-324036
Book 19165 Page 710 of Offi-
cial Records In the Office of
the Recorder of Contra Costa
County, California, executed
by: Richard Henry Brown, an
unmarried man, as Trustor
Joan Baker Trustee of the
Joan Baker Trust, as Benefi-
ciary. WILL SELL AT PUBLIC
AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST
BIDDER FOR ee eeal peveble
at time of sale in lawful mon-
ey of the United States, by
cash, a cashier's chec'
drawn by a state or national
bank, a check drawn by a
state or federal credit union,
or a check drawn by a state
or federal savings and loan
association, savings assocla-
tion, or savings bank speci-
fied in section 5102 of the Fi-
nancial Code and authorized
to do business in this state.)
At: At the Court Street en-
trance to the County Court-
house, 725 Court Street, (cor-
ner of Main and Court Street),
Martinez, CA all right, title
and interest conveyed to and
now held by it under said
Deed of Trust in the property
situated In said County, Cali-
fomia describing the land
therein: Lots 6 and 7 in Block
70, as shown on the Map of
North Richmond Land and
Ferry Co. Tract No. 2 filed
September 19, 1911 In Book
5 of Maps, Page 124, In the
Office of the County Recorder
of Contra Costa County. As-
sessors Parcel #:
409-181-008. The property
heretofore described Is being
sold as is, The street address
and other common designa-
tion, if any, of the real proper-
ty described above |s pur-
orted to be; 1623 Truman
treet, Richmond, CA 94801
The under-signed Trustee
disclaims any liability for any
incorrectness of the street
address and other common
designa-tion, if any, shown
herein. Said sale will be
made, but without covenant
or warranty, expressed or Im-
plied, regarding title, posses-
sion, or encumbrances, to
pay the remaining principal
sum of the note(s) secured by
sald Deed of Trust, with Inter-
est thereon, as provided in
said natels), advances, If any,
under the terms of the Dee
of Trust, estimated fees,
charges and expenses of the
Trustee and of the trusts cre-
ated by said Deed of Trust,
to-wit: $27,914.94 Estimated.
Accrued interest and addi-
tional advances, if any, will in-
crease this figure prior to
sale. The beneficiary under
sald Deed of Trust heretofore
executed and delivered to
the undersigned a written
Declaration of Default and
Demand for Sale, and a writ-
ten Notice of Default and
Election to Sell, The under-
signed caused sald Notice of
Default and Election to Sell to
be recorded In the county
where the real property is lo-
cated and more than three
months ave elapsed since
such recordation. Exchange
eecuay Corp., as Trustee,
3595 Stevens Creek Boule-
vard, San Jose, CA 95117
Telephone _ Number: (800}
344-0209, Rose Ann Beuttler,
Foreclosure Manager, Date:
10/19/99 ASAP371528 10/28,
11/4, 144
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ber 5, 12, 1999
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE
TS No.: 199991 See
Loan Ou:
02500211189347042
FHA/VA/MI No: YOU ARE IN
DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF
TRUST, DATED 08/11/88. UN-
LESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO
}
v
LEGAL NOTICE
ee a
PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY,
{T MAY BE SOLD AT A PUB-
N.
TURE OF THE PROCEED-ING
AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD
CONTACT A LAW-YER. On
November 24, 1999 at 09:45
AM, Lonestar Mortgagee
Services, L.L.C., as duly ap-
pointed Trustee under and
pursuant to Deed of Trust re-
corded 08/17/88, as Instru-
ment No. 88 141726, in book
14522, page 768, of Official
Records In the office of the
County Recorder of CONTRA
COSTA County, State of Call-
fornia. Executed by BENJA-
MIN C. LIU, AND SHARON S.
LIU, WHO ARE MARRIED TO
EACH OTHER WILL SELL AT
PUBLIC AUCTION TO HIGH-
EST BIDDER FOR CASH, CA-
SHIER'S CHECK/CASH
EQUIVALENT or other form of
Bayon authorized by
9) ae (payable at time of
sale In lawful money of the
United States), AT THE
NORTH-SIDE OF THE CITY
HALL BUILDING AT 1666
NORTH MAIN STREET, WAL-
NUT CREEK, CA. All right, title
and Interest conveyed to and
now held by it under said
Deed of Trust In the property
situated in said County and
State described as: As more
fully described in the above
mentioned Deed of Trust
APN# 504- 393-003. The
street address and other
common designation, if any,
of the real property describe:
above |s Be sorted to be: 612
BONNIE DRIVE, EL CERRITO,
CA 94530. The un-dersigned
Trustee disclaims any liability
for any Incorrectness of the
street address and other
common designation, If acy
shown herein. Said sale will
be made, but without cove-
nant or warranty, expressed
or implied, regarding title,
possession, or encumbranc-
es, to pay the remaining prin-
cipal sum of the note) se-
cured by said Deed of Trust,
with interest thereon, as pro-
vided in said note(s), advanc-
es, if any, under the terms of
said Deed of Trust, fees,
charges and expenses of the
Trustee and of the trusts cre-
ated by said Deed of Trust.
The total amount of the un-
paid balance of the obligation
secured by the property to be
sold and reasonable estimat-
ed costs, expenses and ad-
vances at the time of the Ini-
tial publication of the Notice
of Sale Is $58,098.52. The
beneficiary under said Deed
of Trust heretofore executed
and delivered to the under-
Bees a written Declaration
of Default and Demand for
Sale, and a written Notice of
Default and Election to Sell
The undersigned caused said
Notice of Default and Election
to Sell to be recorded in the
county where the ue Psa
ty Is located. Date: 11/04/99,
Nationwide Posting Publica-
tion, As agent for Lonestar
Mortgagee Services, L.LC.,
as Trustee, 1050 Fulton Ave-
nue, Suite 213, Sacramento,
CA 95825, CHRISTY
MCCLUNG, Authorized Sig-
nature, FOR TRUSTEES
SALE INFORMATION PLEASE
CALL (916) 974-6099, 15000
Surveyor Boulevard, Sulte
250,
en 795-5041,
ORT
ddison, Texas 75001
LONESTAR
SERVICES,
LECT A DEBT. ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE
USED FOR THAT PURPOSE
NPPO068873, 11/04/99,
11/11/99, 11/18/99
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1999
NOTICE OF __ TRUSTEE'S
SALE: TS NO. 99-11953 YOU
ARE _IN DEFAULT UNDER A
DEED OF TRUST, DATED
1/9/1998. UNLESS YOU TAKE
ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR
PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD
AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU
NEED AN EXPLANATION OF
THE NATURE OF THE PRO-
CEEDING AGAINST YOU,
YOU SHOULD CONTACT A
LAWYER. A_ public auction
sale to the highest bidder for
cash, cashier's check drawn
on a state or national bank, a
check drawn by a state or
federal credit union, or a
check drawn by a state or
federal savings and loan as-
sociation, savings associa-
tion, or savings bank speci-
fied In section 5102 of the
Financial Code and autho-
rized to do business In this
state will be held by the duly
appointed trustee as shown
below, of all right, title and
interest conveyed to and now
held by the trustee in the
hereinafter described Proper-
under and pursuant to a
leed of Trust described be-
low. The sale will be made,
but without covenant or war-
ranty, express or implied, re-
gar ing title, possession, or
encumbrances, to pay the re-
maining principal sum of the
note(s) secured by the Deed
of Trust, with interest and late
charges thereon, as provided
in the note(s), ad-vances, un-
der the terms of the Deed of
Trust, Interest thereon, fees,
charges, and expenses of the
Trustee for the total amount
(at the time of the Initial publi-
cation of the Notice of Sale)
reasonably estimated to be
set forth below. The amount
may be greater on the day of
sale, Trustor; Veronica Ala-
torre, an unmarried woman
Duly Appointed Trustee:
Buckley & As-sociates, Inc,
Recorded 1/16/1998 as In-
strument No. 98-0008600-00
of Official Records In the Of-
fice of the Recorder of Con-
tra Costa, Conny Califormia.
Date of Sale: 11/29/1999 at
9:45 AM Place of Sale: At the
North Side of the City Hall,
1666 North Main Street, Wal-
nut Creek, Ca Amount of un-
paid balance and _ other
charges: $92,198.62 Street
Address or other common
aes ae of real property:
1625 3rd Street Richmond
California 94801 APN
409-182-006-0 The under-
signed Trustee disclaims any
liability for any Incorrectness
of the street address and
other common designation, If
any, shown, above. If no
Street address or other com-
mon designation Is shown,
directions to the location of
the Property may be obtained
by sending a written request
to the beneficiary within 10
days of the date of first publi-
cation of this Notice of Sale.
Date: October 25, 1999
Buckley & Associates, Inc.
26522 La Alameda, Suite
#200 Mission Viejo, Califomia
92691 949-348-8826 Arlene
C. Bowditch, Asst. Vice Presi-
dent _C305140 11/5, 11/12,
11/19 1999
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1999
NOTICE OF _ TRUSTEE'S
SALE: TS NO, 99-11953 YOU
ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A
DEED OF TRUST, DATED
1/9/1998. UNLESS YOU TAKE
ACTIO!
YOU SHOULD CONTACT A
LAWYER. A _ public auction
sale to the highest bidder for
cash, cashier's check drawn
on a state or national bank, a
check drawn by a state or
federal credit union, or a
check drawn by a state or
federal savings and loan as-
sociation, savings associa-
tion, or savings bank speci-
fied In section 5102 of the
Financial Code and autho-
rized to do business In this
state will be held by the duly
Popoaies trustee as shown
below, of all right, title and
interest conveyed to and now
held by the trustee In the
herein-after described Prop-
erty under and pursuant to a
Deed of Trust described be-
low. The sale will be made,
but without covenant or war-
ranty, express or implied, re-
garding title, possession, or
encumbrances, to pay the re-
maining principal sum of the
note(s) secured by the Deed
of Trust, with interest and late
charges thereon, as provided
in the note(s), advances, un-
der the terms of the Deed of
Trust, interest thereon, fees,
charges, and expenses of the
Trustee for the total amount
(at the time of the initial publi-
LEGAL NOTICE
eee ee
cation of the Notice of Sale)
reasonably estimated to be
set forth below. The amount
may be greater on the day of
sale. Trustor: Veronica Ala-
torre, an unmarried woman
Duly pppointedt Trustee:
Buckley Associates, Inc.
Recorded 1/16/1998 as In-
strument No, 98-0008600-00
of Official Records in the Of-
fice of the Recorder of Contra
Costa, County, California.
Date of Sale: 11/29/1999 at
9:45 AM Place of Sale: At the
North Side of the City Hall,
1666 North Main Street, Wal-
nut Creek, Ca Amount of un-
paid balance and other
charges: $92,198.62 Street
Address or other cornmon
See nest on Of real property:
1625 3rd Street Richmond,
California 94801 APN
409-182-006-0 The under-
signed Trustee disclaims any
liability for any incorrectness
of the street address and
other common designation, If
any, shown, above. If no
Street address or other com-
mon designation Is shown,
directions to the location of
the Property may be obtained
by sending a written request
to the beneficiary within 10
pees of the date of first publi-
cation of this Notice of Sale.
Date: October 25, 1999
Buckley & Associates, Inc.
26522 La Alameda, Suite
#200 Mission Viejo, California
92691 949-348-8826 Arlene
C. Bowditch, Asst. Vice Presi-
dent C305140 11/5, 11/12,
11/19 1999
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1999
LEGAL NOTICE
FILED
September 15, 1999
PHEN L. WEIR,
unty Clerk
NAME STATEMENT
The name of the business:
TUMBLEWEED TOOLS Is lo-
cated at 2519 Foghom Way
in Bryon, CA. 94514 Is hereby
registered by the following
owner(s):
Peter Olsen
2519 Foghom Way
Byron, CA. 94514
Kathryn O, Olson
2519 Foghom Way
Byron, CA. 94514
This business Is conducted
by: a husband and wife
/s/ Peter Olsen
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of Con-
tra Costa on date indicated
by file stamp above.
Business commenced on
September 15, 1999
Expires September 15, 2004
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November 5, 1999
FILED
September 15, 1999
TEPHEN L. WEIR,
County Clerk
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY
By D. Acuff, Dees
FILE NO. 99-6251
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The name of the business:
2 BARGAIN WORLD TRAVEL
2) TEN TRAVEL Is located at
1518 Beau Rivage In San
Pablo, CA. 94806 Is hereby
registered by the following
owner(s):
Krishna Gopalan
1518 Beau pegs
San Pablo, CA. 94806.
This business Is conducted
by: an individual
/s/ Krishna Gopalan
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of Con-
tra Costa on date indicated
by file stamp above.
Business commenced on
September 17, 1999
Expires September 17, 2004
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November 5, 1999
FILED
September 15, 1999
TEPHEN L. WEIR,
County Clerk
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY
By D. Acuff, Deputy
FILE NO. 99-6194
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The name of the business:
GIFT ARENA is located at
2125 Bluerock Circle in Con-
cord, CA. 94521 is hereby
registered by the following
owner(s):
Kian A. Kasra
2125 Bluerock Circle
Concord, CA. 94521
This business is conducted
by: an Individual
/s/ Kian A. Kasra
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of Con-
tra Costa on date Indicated
by file stamp above.
Business commenced on
September 15, 1999
Expires September 15, 2004
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November 5, 1999
FILED
September 21, 1999
STEPHEN L. WEIR,
County Clerk
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY
By Trish Keane, popae
FILE NO. 99-631
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The name of the business:
PREMIER CLEANING SyYS-
TEMS is located at 1704 Cas-
tro St. in Martinez, CA. 94553
is hereby registered by the
following owner(s):
Deon fouche
1704 Castro St
Martinez, CA. 94553
This business Is conducted
by: an individual
/s/ Kian A. Kasra
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of Con-
tra Costa on date indicated
by file stamp above.
Business commenced on
September 21, 1999
Expires September 21, 2004
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November 5, 1999
September 16 309
eptember
STEPHEN L- WEIR,
County Clerk
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY
NAME STATEMENT
The name of the business:
THE CARPET BUTLER Is lo-
cated at 1250 | Newell Ave.
#149 In Walnut Creek, CA.
94598 is hereby registered by
the following owner(s):
Robert Bulter
P.O, Box 3931
Walnut Creek, CA. 94598
Also; 1431 Forest Court
Oakley, Ca. 94963
This business |s conducted
by: an Individual
/s/ Robert Butler
This statement was _ filed
with the County Clerk of Con-
tra Costa on date indicated
by file stamp above.
Business commenced on
September 15, 1999
Expires September 15, 2004
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November 5, 1999
FILED
September 28, 1999
PHEN L. WEIR,
County Clerk
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY
By B. BASCH, Deput
FILE NO. 53:
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The name of the business:
ART FOR THE GARDEN Is lo-
cated at 242 Water St. In
Point Richmond, CA. 94801 Is
hereby registered by the fol-
lowing owner(s):
Christine Rosemary Kennedy
242 Water St.
Point Richmond, CA. 94801
This business Is conducted
by: an individual
/s/ Christine R. Kennedy
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of Con-
t
(=. SS ee
LEGAL NOTICE
a
tra Costa on date Indicated
by file starnp above.
Business commenced on
LEGAL NOTICE
FILED
September 20, 1999
STEPHEN L. WEIR,
September 28, 1999 jerk
Expires September 28, 2004 CONTRA costa ONTY
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November 5, 1999 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
FILED NAME STATEMENT
The name of the business:
RTM DESIGNS |s located at
340 lakeview Place in Alamo,
CA. 94507 is hereby regis-
wee by the following own-
er(s):
September 20, 1999
TEPHEN L. WEIR,
County Clerk
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY
By Trish Keane, are |
FILE NO. 99-62:
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The name of the business:
BRENDA'S BEAUTIFUL BAS-
KETS Is located at 1340 Pine
Ave. or PMB-150 13350 San
Pablo Ave. A-1 in San Pablo,
CA. 94806 is hereby regis-
tered by the following own-
er(s);
Brenda J. Campbell
1340 Pine Avenue
San Pablo, CA. 94806
This business is conducted
by: an Individual
/s/ Brenda J. Campbell
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of Con-
tra Costa on date indicated
by file stamp above.
Business commenced on
September 20, 1999
Expires September 20, 2004
Legal The Journal #0130
Publish October 15, 22, 29,
November 5, 1999
Robin T. McCool
340 Lakeview Place
Alamo, CA. 94507
This business is conducted
by: an individual
/s/ Robin McCoo!
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of Con-
tra Costa on date Indicated
by file stamp above
Business cornmenced on
September 20, 1999
Expires September 20, 2004
Legal The Journal #0144
Publish October 22, 29, No-
vember 5, 12, 1999
FILED
September 20, 1999
STEPHEN L. WEIR,
County Clerk
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY
By Trish Kerne, ip ea
FILE NO. 99-629
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The name of the business:
AN EVERLASTING IMPRES-
SION GIFT BASKET Is located
at 2202 Ackerman Drive In
Pittsburg, CA. 94565 is here-
by registered by the following
owner(s):
FILED
September 20, 1999
STEPHEN L. WEIR,
County Clerk
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY
By D. Acuff, Bey
FILE NO. 99-630
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The name of the business:
SAFARI THINGS Is located at
511 Ripley Ave. In Richmond,
CA. 94801 Is hereby regis-
tered by the following own-
ers):
Ana Wallace
2202 Ackerman Drive
Pittsburg, CA. 94565
This business Is conducted
by: an Individual
/s/ Ana Wallace
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of Con-
tra Costa on date indicated
by file stamp above.
Business commenced on
September 20, 1999
Expires September 20, 2004
Legal The Jounal 49744
Publish October 22, 29, No-
vember 5, 12, 1999
Andrea Donatelli
511 Ripley Ave.
Richmond, CA. 94801
This business Is conducted
by: an Individual
/s/ Andrea Donatelli
This statement was _ filed
with the County Clerk of Con-
tra Costa on date Indicated
by file stamp above.
Business commenced on
September 20, 1999
Expires September 20, 2004
Legal The Journal #0131
Publish October 15, 22, 29,
November 5, 1999
AMENDED
FILED
August 18, 1999
STEPHEN L. Wi
Coun
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY
Ue Widgren
FILE NO. 99-5572
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The name of the business Is:
MARTHA'S RED HOT CLOSE-
OUTS, located at 125 West-
em Ave. #B, in Richmond CA.
94801 and mailing address of
P.O. Box 3914 in San Rafael,
CA 94912 Is hereby regis-
tered by the following own-
ers):
FILED
October 1, 1999
STEPHEN L. WEIR,
County Clerk
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY
By D. Acuff, 2a
FILE NO. 99-664!
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The name of the business
CAL-PAC PROTECTION Is lo-
cated at 1850 Gateway Bivd.
#235 in Concord, CA. 94520
is hereby registered by the
following owner(s):
CT Corporation Systems.
State of incorporation Califor
nia
This business Is conducted
by: a corporation
/s/ Charley Johnson, Presi-
dent
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of Con-
tra Costa on date indicated
by file stamp above
Business commenced on
October 1, 1999
Expires October 1, 2004
Legal The Journal #0146
Publish October 22, 29, No-
vember 5, 12, 1999
Martha Shanahan
125 Western Ave. #B
Richmond, CA. 94801
This business Is conducted
by: an Individual
/s/ Martha Shanahan
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of Con-
tra Costa on date indicated
by file stamp above
Iness commenced on
August 18, 1999
Expires August 18, 2004
Legal The Journal #0136
Publish October 22, 29 NO-
VEMBER 5, 12, 1999
AMENDED
FILED
August 9, 1999
STEPHEN L. WEIR,
County Clerk
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY
By Trish Klane
FILE NO. 99-5315
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The name of the business Is:
SIMPLE THE BEST DOMES-
TIC AGENCY, located at 2573
El Portal Drive Apt D in San
Pablo, CA. 84806 is hereby
registered by the following
owner(s):
FILED
September 28, 1999
STEPHEN L. WEIR,
County Clerk
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY
By B. Basch, De; oy
FILE NO. 99-663
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The name of the business:
ENTREPORT Is located at
242 Waters St. in Pt. Rich-
mond 94801 Is hereby regis-
tered by the following own-
er(s):
Edward Thomas Livingston
242 Water St
PT. Richmond, CA. 84801
Christine Rosemary Kennedy
242 Water St
PT. Richmond, CA. 94801
This business is conducted
by; Individuals- Husband and
Wife
/s/ Christine R. Kennedy
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of Con-
tra Costa on date Indicated
by file stamp above.
Business commenced on
September 28, 1999
Expires September 28, 2004
Legal The Journal #0149
Publish October 29, Novem-
ber 5, 12, 19 1999
Janice Spraggins
2573 El Portal Drive, #D
San Pablo, CA. 94806
This business is conducted
by: a Individual
/s/ Janice Spraggins
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of Con-
tra Costa on date indicated
by file stamp above.
Iness commenced on
August 09, 1999
Expires August 09, 2004
Legal The Joumal #0138
Publish October 22, 29, No-
vember 5, 12, 1999
FILED
October 5, 1999
STEPHEN L. WEIR,
County Clerk
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY
By Trish Klean, poy
FILE NO. 99-670!
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The name of the business:
NAKAMURA DESIGNS is lo-
cated at 194 Moraga Way in
Orinda, CA, 94563 is hereby
registered by the following
owner(s):
FILED
September 21, 1999
STEPHEN L. WEIR,
County Clerk
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY
By Trish Keane, Deputy
FILE NO. 99-6344
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The name of the business:
SAVVY SITE CONSULTING Is
located at 6511 Knott Ave. in
El Cerrito, CA. 94530 Is here-
by registered by the following
owner(s):
Kenta Nakamura
194 Moraga Way
Carol Butler Orinda, Ca. 94563
6511 Knott Ave.
El Cerrito, CA. 64530 This business is conducted
by: an individual
/s/ Kenta Nakamura
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of Con-
This business is conducted
by: an Individual
/s/ Carol Butler
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of Con-
tra Costa on date indicated
by file stamp above.
Business commenced on
September 21, 1999
Expires September 21, 2004
Legal The Journal #0141
Publish October 22, 29, No-
vember 5, 12, 1999
FILED
September 17, 1999
PHEN L, WEIR,
County Clerk
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY
By D. Acuff, Depu'
FILE NO. 99-625!
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS.
NAME STATEMENT
The name of the business:
1) ICE ENTERTAINMENT 2)
ONYX BOULEVARD is locat-
ed at 1111 James Donlon
Blvd. #2003 In Antoich, CA.
94509 Is hereby registered by
the following owner(s):
Kandice J. Edwards
1111 James Donlon Blvd.
#2003
Antioch, CA., 94509
This business is conducted
by: an individual
/s/ Kandice Edwards
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of Con-
tra Costa on date indicated
by file stamp above.
Business commenced on
September 17, 1999
Expires September 17, 2004
Legal The Journal #0142
Publish October 22, 29, No-
vember 5, 12, 1999
September 20, log
eptember
STEPHEN L. WEIR,
County Clerk
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY
SFLE NO. 89-6308
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The name of the business:
BAILEY & ASSOCIATES is lo-
cated at 1405 Center Ave.;
Also, P.O. BOX 1414 in Marti-
nez, CA. 94553 Is hereby reg-
pares by the following own-
er(s):
Nelly M. Bailey
1405 Center Ave.
Martinez, CA. 94553
Silvio Floro
16401 San Pablo Ave. #443
San Pablo, CA. 94806
This business is conducted
by: Co atmers Nek
lelly Baile
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of Con-
tra Costa on date indicated
by file stamp above.
Business commenced on
Sere ot 1999
Expires September 20, 2004
eer The Journal #01432
Pul October 22, 29, No-
vember 5, 12, 1999
1999
LEGAL NOTICE
SS Ee
tra Costa on date Indicated
by file stamp above.
Business commenced on
October 5, 1999
Expires October 5, 2004
Legal The Journal #0150
Publish October 29, Novern-
ber 5, 12, 19, 1999
FILED
October 7, 1999
STEPHEN L. WEIR,
County Clerk
SM 5h, ee
By S, Gonsalves, Depu
Z FILE NO. oo eroy
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The name of the business:
NETZ ENGRAVING CO. Is lo-
cated at 933 Liberty St. or
mailing address P.O. Box
2201 hh El Cerrito 94530 Is
hereby registered by the fol-
lowing owner(s).
Cynthia G. Spiller
933 Liberty St.
El Cerrito, Ca. 94530
This business is conducted
by: an Individual
/s/ Cynthia G. Spiller
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of Con-
tra Costa on date Indicated
by file stamp above
Business commenced on
October 7, 1999
Expires October 7, 2004
Legal The Journal 40151
Publish October 29, Novern-
ber 5, 12, 19, 1999
EE,
LEGAL NOTICE
a ,,
with the County Clerk of Con.
tra Costa on date Indicateg
by file stamp above.
Business commenced on
Expi Bevieteer 31"
xpires September 21
Legal The Journal #0186
Publish October 15, 22, 29,
November 5, 1999 "4
Fi
October 4 1ap
STEPHEN L. Wein
unty, Clerk
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY
By B. Basch, Dey
FILE NO, 99-667
FICTITIOUS BUSINESs
NAME STATEMENT
The name of the business:
HOME RUN MARKETING jg
located at 1162 Lincoln Ave
#227 in Walnut Creek, ca’
94596 Is hereby registered by
the following owner(s)
FZ»
ao8
Susan L. Falgen
1162 Lincoin Ave. #227
Wainut Creek, CA 94596,
72
This business Is cond:
by: an Individual ted
/s/ Susan L. Faigen
This statement was 405
with the County Clerk of Con-
tra Costa on date indicateg
by file stamp above.
Business commenced on
a beste! 4,1
res October 4, 2
Legal the Joumal #0159 oe
Publish November 5, 12, 19
26, 1999 ‘
FILED
October 8, 1999
STEPHEN L. WEIR,
County Clerk
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY
By M ceaueet Fen
FILE NO. 99-680:
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The name of the business:
NU CENTURY Is located at
1600 International Market-
lace in San Pablo, CA
£4806 is hereby registered by
the following owner(s):
Man Piu Lum
1600 International Market-
lace
an Pablo, CA. 94806
This business Is conducted
by: an Individual
/s/ Man Piu Lun
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of Con-
tra Costa on date Indicated
by file stamp above.
Business commenced on
October 8, 1999
Expires October 8, 2004
Legal The Joumal #0152
Publish October 29, Novem-
ber 5, 12, 19, 1999
FILED
October 5, 1999
STEPHEN L. WEIR,
County Clerk
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY
By Trish Kleane, eee
FILE NO. 99-669
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The name of the business:
GLOBAL VISION Is located at
1434 Ventura Ave. in San
Pablo, CA. 94806 is hereby
registered by the following
owner(s);
Sumon Sukswasdi
1434 Ventura Ave
San Pablo, CA. 94806
This business is conducted
by: an individual
/s/ Sumon Sukswasdi
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of Con-
tra Costa on date indicated
by file stamp above.
Business commenced on
October 5, 1999
Expires October 5, 2004
Legal The Journal #0153
Publish October 29, Novem-
ber 5, 12, 19, 1999
FILE
October 7, 130
STEPHEN L. WEIR,
sounty Clerk
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY
By Trish Klean, De;
FILE NO. 99-677:
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The name of the business:
WYVERN ASSOCIATES, Lic
is located at 1130 Christie
Rd. In Martinez, CA. 94553 ig
hereby registered by the fol-
lowing owner(s):
Wyverm Associates LLC
See of incorporation Califor-
nia
This business is conducted
by: a Limited Liability Co,
/s/ Elizabeth K. Lewis
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of Con-
tra Costa on date indicated
by file stamp above. ;
Business commenced on |}, HE
October 7, 1999 hi
Paka October 7, 2004
Legal The Journal #01
Publish November 5, 12, 19,
26, 1999
FILED
October 18, 1999
Jigs L. WEIR,
unty Clerk
SON ij ae COUNTY
ilva, Deput
PLE NO. 95-6968 |
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The name of the business:
CHANNEL COMMUNICA-
TIONS is located at 3927
MacDonald Ave. in Rich-
mond, CA. 94805 is hereby
registered by the following
owner(s)
Hearing q
Time: Sao]
Room Bot a
Court St il
94553.
Deidre Cerkanowicz
138 Garrard Blvd.
Richmond, CA. 94801
(
This business is conducted
by: an individual 1
/s/ Deidre Cerkanowicz
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of Con-
tra Costa on date Indicated
by file stamp above
Business commenced on
October 18, 1999
Expires October 18, 2004
Legal The Journal! #0161
Publish November 5, 12, 19
26, 1999
FILED
October 5, 1999
STEPHEN L. WEIR
County Clerk
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY
By Trish Kleane, Dey a
FILE NO. 99-669
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The name of the business:
STONE GARDEN STUDIO Is
located at 17 Eastbrook
Court in Clayton, CA. 94517
is hereby registered by the
following owner(s):
Ellen C, Sachtschale
17 Eastbrook Court
Clayton, CA. 94517
This business |s conducted
by: an Individual
/s/ Ellen C. Sachtschale
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of Con-
tra Costa on date indicated
by file stamp above.
Business commenced on
October 5, 1999
Expires October 5, 2004
Legal The Joumal #0154
Publish October 29, Novem-
ber 5, 12, 19, 1999
FILED
September 21, 1999
TEPHEN L. WEIR,
County Clerk
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY
By Trish Keane, pee
FILE NO. 99-634:
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS.
NAME STATEMENT
The name of the business:
JOE'S FLOORING Is located
at 2964 Rollingwood Drive in
San Pablo, CA. 94806 is
hereby registered by the fol-
lowing owner(s):
Joseph Lewis Hemandez III
2964 Rollingwood Drive
San Pablo, CA. 94806
This business is conducted
by: an Individual
/s/ Joseph Lewis Hemandez
a
This statement was filed
BONNIE HUGE
3379 Pinole Vale
Pinole, OA 948
FILED
October 4, 1999
STEPHEN L. WEIR,
County Clerk
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY
By M Se Dey ay
FILE NO 99-669
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The name of the business:
QUALITY CRYSTAL CLEAR
POOL & SPA SERVICE Is lo-
cated at 1262 Natalie Way in
Pittsburg, Ca. 94565 is here-
by registered by the following
owner(s):
Salvader Patino
1262 Natalie Way
Pittsburg, CA. 94565
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This business is conducted
by: an Individual
/s/ Salvader patino
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of Con-
tra Costa on date indicated
by file stamp above.
Business commenced on
October 4, 1999
Expires October 4, 2004
Legal The Joumal #0162
Publish November 5, 12, 19,
26, 1999
FILED
October 11, 1999
STEPHEN L. WEIR,
County Clerk
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY
By Trish Kleane, Deput
FILE NO. 99-680!
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The name of the business
A SMALL HOME AND YARD
MAINTENANCE SERVICE Is
located at 3607 Dumbarton
St. In Concord, CA. 94519 Is
hereby registered by the fol
lowing owner(s)
David Van Wyk
3607 Dumbarton St
Concord, CA. 94519
This business is conducted
by: an individual
/s/ David Van Wyk
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those who are no longer experiencing
major pain. Bring a small pillow, and
wear loose, comfortable clothing . For di-
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4503.
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2001 Dwight Way. No advance reserva-
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Lecture/Workshop
Ronald M. Lannner, author of the new
natural history and field guide, Conifers
of California shares his insights about
some of California's most interesting
conifers on Sunday, Nov. 7, 2 p.m. at UC
Botanical Garden, Centennial Drive in
Strawberry Canyon. Come early to view
some of the Garden's extraordinary
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Training Coordinator at 644-8292 for ad-
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The Center is located at 2600 Bancroft
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“What is Meditation,” is a peaceful and
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Tibetan Nyingma Institute, 1815 High-
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The Auto Section —
November 5, 1999.
New Models Meet a winner — the Nissan Maxima 2001 IS [D3]
New Models 2000 Chevy Tahoe stays true to truck line heritage [D4]
Spare Parts News wrap from around the automotive world [D4]
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Lexus to launch com
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Drive, She Said
By Denise
McCluggage
“Clearly, the safest
car phone user is
the one parked out
of the flow of traffic.
You know that, but
the temptation to
use the phone while
underway is great.”
Hang up
and drive
for safety
pact sedan in spring
1 2001 IS priced low;
1 yo entry-level ride
Down the Road
By Jill Amadio
exus, leading the luxury car pack
| in the United States and outselling
ercedes-Benz, BMW, Lincoln, and
Cadillac, soon will roll out yet another
high-end sedan in mid-2000, the com-
pact-sized 2001 IS (International Sedan).
Targeted at the younger set, It will be
MM {exus’ lowest-priced model, but it can
hardly be called “entry level.” The price
for the IS has not been officially an-
nounced, though it is expected to run
from $28,000 to $31,000, and will be in
|
showrooms next July. (The highest-priced u’ve heard them while walking on
Lexus model is the $59,005 LX 470 sport a busy street, most likely while
utility vehicle.) shopping in the mall. Maybe you’ve
The new sedan was originally designed
for Europe as the IS 200 and has sold
there successfully since the spring of this
year. In Japan, the IS is named Altezza.
Here, it will compete against BMW’s 3
Series compact sedan and Audi’s A4.
A key product for Lexus, which
needed a model to fill the sporty perfor-
even heard them in the theater or church.
By “them” I mean ringing cell phones,
arrogant of place or propriety. Better get
used to it.
Already in some countries, such as
Finland where many of them are made,
cellular telephones outnumber landline
phones. And so it will be in the United
ager
THE 2001 IS will compete against BMW’s 3 Series compact sedan and Audi’s A4.
mance compact sedan niche for under-
45 year olds, the IS is already being
hailed as the Baby GS, referring to the
GS 300 and 400, and slips into place be-
hind the Baby LS, the Lexus ES 300. The
price for a base ES 300 is $31,405.
Dealer reaction has been “outstand-
ing,” according to Lexus executives, who
believe that shoppers who may have
never considered buying a Lexus will
now give the brand a closer look. Much
of that enthusiasm is due to the fact that
Lexus is launching the car with a six-
cylinder engine. Many manufacturers of-
ten introduce a brand new car, particu-
larly small models, with a four-cylinder,
then offer an optional larger engine, but
Lexus decided to go with the bigger pow-
ertrain right from the start.
See LEXUS, Page D2
States shortly. This proliferation will
mean that more drivers will be driving
while phoning. That bodes ill for road
safety.
See PHONES, Page D2
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The Environmental Protection
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sight, the first gasoline-electric hybrid
powered car to be sold in the U.S., with
the highest mileage rating ever in its
annual listing of automotive fuel effi-
ciency.
The Insight, which goes on sale in
December, earned an EPA city rating
of 61 miles per gallon and highway rat-
ing of 70 mpg, outdistancing several
diesel-powered models by more than
20 miles per gallon.
In addition to its outstanding
mileage rating the Insight also meets
California’s stringent Ultra Low Emis-
sion Vehicle standard.
The Insight features Honda’s Inte-
grated Motor Assist (IMA) system,
combining a 1.0-liter, 3-cylinder gaso-
line engine with electric motor assist
for improved efficiency. The electric
motor is powered by a nickel-metal hy-
dride batter pack. The IMA system au-
tomatically recharges the battery pack,
using energy generated during brak-
ing. As a result, the Insight does not
require an outside source of electric
power and never needs to be plugged
in.
A two-seat coupe, the new model
has an aluminum body which is about
40 percent lighter than a comparably-
sized steel body. It also meets all cur-
rent U.S., European and Japanese
safety standard, and 2000 safety stan-
dards for side impact and head-injury
protection.
Convenience and safety features in-
clude variable assist electric power
steering, ABS brakes, power windows,
mirrors and door locks, AM/FM stereo-
cassette player, an, Immobilizer theft-
deterrent system, remote keyless en-
try, electronic instrument display and
air conditioning is an option.
The Insight is expected to sell for
less than $20,000 at U.S. Honda deal-
erships.
Minivan milestone
DaimlerChrysler will celebrate 16
years of minivan success this month.
The occasion will be marked by the
expected sale of DaimlerChrysler’s
eight millionth minivan worldwide.
“Over the past 16 years, we’ve in-
troduced 38 minivan firsts to the seg-
ment without walking away from the
formula that’s made us successful,”
said Frank J. Ewasyshyn, Daimler-
Chrysler’s senior vice president of ad-
vanced manufacturing and general
manager of minivan operations.
“W have more minivan firsts up our
sleeves and don’t plan to give up our
overwhelming popularity in the seg-
ment,” he added.
BMW delivers
A unique individualized new vehi-
cle delivery option is being offered at
the new BMW Performance Center in
Spartanburg County, S.C.
The delivery program provides cus-
tomers with a complete automotive ex-
perience — a tour of the $1.3 billion
state-of-the-art BMW Manufacturing
facility, a visit to the Zentrum museum,
a thorough introduction to features of
their new vehicle, and specialized dri-
ving instruction by professional dri-
vers on the performance center’s dri-
ving skills course.
Delivery at the performance center
can be arranged through BMW deal-
ers and is available on all BMWs sold
in the United States., both those pro-
duced in Germany and in South Car-
olina.
Customer orders for German-built
models need to be placed at least 11
weeks in advance of delivery, while
South Carolina-built models require at
least eight weeks.
Honda reports record sales
The American Honda Motor Co.,
Inc. announces an all-time record for
model year sales, totaling 1,087,468
cars and light trucks for the 1999
model year. This is the first time in
company history that the one million
mark has been passed.
The company finished the model
year with best-ever September sales of
91,04 units, up 9.7 percent from last
September.
IntelliChoice chooses Civic
Honda’s Civic has earned the honor
of the Best Passenger Car Value and Best
Overall Car Value among all used cars,
according to studies by IntelliChoice Inc.,
an independent research firm.
IntelliChoice calculates the rela-
tionship of the purchase price and the
total five-year cost to own and operate
a vehicle in order to determine its
value. For model years 1996-1998,
2,400 car, trucks and sport-utility ve-
hicles were evaluated by the company
to establish the best overall value.
Already the best-selling small car in
the United States, the Civic has received
the honor of Best Passenger Car Value
and Best Overall Car Value for used
cars for two of the last three years.
Batten down the Hyundai
Capable of producing wind speeds
of nearly 125 miles per hour, Hyundai
Motor Company’s newly opened ae-
rocoustic wind tunnel is one of the
most advanced facilities of it type.
The heart of the wind tunnel is a
huge 27-foot fan powered by a 2.5-
megawatt motor producing 3,400
horsepower.
The range of tests that can be con-
ducted with this wind tunnel is second
to none, according to Hyundai officials.
Directory direct
The world’s largest annual direc-
tory for the collector car hobby, “2000
Hemmings’ Vintage Auto Almanac,”
shortly will be arriving at book stores.
It may also be ordered directly from,
Hemmings Motor News. The almanac
features a comprehensive list of more
than 3,000 collector car sources in-
cluding salvage
Yards, parts suppliers, appraisers,
restoration shops, car clubs, museums
and more — all updated since last year.
An article by editor. Richard
Lentinello tells how to pick a restora-
tion shop.
Only 24,000 copies of the almanac
will be printed. To order the almanac,
or to get a list of retailers who carry
the book in our are, telephone 1-800-
CAR-Here, ext 550. Suggested retail
price of the book is $12.95
Volvo, Mitsubishi team up
AB Volvo and Mitsubishi Motor
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1999
Corp. have joined together in the truck
and bus arena.
The decision will give Volvo 20 per-
cent of Mitsubishi’s truck and bus op-
erations. The Swedish automaker is
also adding the truck and bus opera-
tions of the same country’s AB Scania.
The combination of the three com-
panies will create the world’s largest
manufacturer of medium- and heavy-
duty trucks and buses,
It is also expected to increase pres-
sure on DaimlerChrysler to buy trou-
bled Nissan Diesel Motor Co.
In a complicated stock deal, the al-
liance will combine Volvo’s strength in
medium-duty and especially heavy-
duty trucks and buses in Europe, North
America and South America, while
Mitsubishi has a stronger presence in
light trucks and in Asia.
EPA masses for principle
The Environmental Protection
Agency, in an opinion submitted to a
federal appeals court, claims Massa-
chusetts should be allowed to convert
agreements between car companies
and California into legally binding stan-
dards in the state.
If accepted by the court, the imme-
diate impact would be modest. Au-
tomakers would be obligated to deliver
a few thousand zero-emission vehicles
to Massachusetts.
Industry official say a more impor-
tant principle is at stake that the opin-
ion would set a dangerous precedent.
“The Clean Air Act never contem-
plated allowing one state to seize on
the voluntary agreements of another
state and treat them as standards,” said
Gloria Bergquist, vice president of the
Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers.
The Alliance is asking the agency to
reconsider its view, and has asked the
U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Cir-
cuit in Washington to block the opinion.
North American Auto Writers Syndicate
Phones
FROM PAGE D1
Records indicate that driving while
phoning is as risk laden as driving
while drunk. Furthermore, there is no
difference in danger between using a
hand-held cell phone or one that is
hands-free. The problem lies not with
the phone but with the split in driver
attention.
I have written before about the limit
of attention. Research by a psycholo-
gist has put a number on it. Dr. George
A, Miller discovered that we can en-
tertain in consciousness 7+/- 2 — the
scientific way of saying five to nine —
“chunks” of information at one time.
We can learn to do complex things be-
cause chunks are made up of many
bits of information. Experience teaches
us to organize them well.
Learning to use a manual gearshift,
for instance, involves what at first is a
bewildering constellation of things to
attend to. Move the shift level just so
and come off the clutch pedal and
press the accelerator, synchronizing
the actions so that the engine neither
conks out nor bucks like a rodeo horse.
All this while steering around a pot
hole, keeping an eye on the truck ap-
proaching at right angles and check-
ing to see if the traffic light is red or
green. Not to mention watching if the
ball rolling into the street is followed
by a child.
That could overload our allotment
of 7 +/- 2 if we weren't able to re-chunk
most of it to “shift gears” or “drive”
switching focus as necessary to some
suddenly-demanding occurrence (Say
the truck running that red light or three
dogs pursuing the ball.)
Good drivers know how to allot
their limited attention to stay on top
of any situation. Maybe as they ap-
proach a complicated interchange on
the highway, they turn off the radio to
lessen the chance of distraction. Maybe
they shush a conversation or stop lis-
tening.
Now give those drivers cell phones.
If they get engrossed in a phone con-
versation, attending to the information
they are receiving — and planning
what to do about it — their driving
goes on automatic. That’s okay much
of the time on an Interstate highway
with just routine wheel holding, but if
intricate maneuvering is called for, or
traffic is thicker and more erratic, at-
tention allotment is quickly over-sub-
scribed and the risk factor soars. Heed
these points:
@ Be aware of your attention limi-
tations. Train your attention to flick
back and forth quickly from one focus
to another. Don’t let it stick, however
interesting something might be.
@ Realize however good you get at
rapid shifts of attention, you'll never
be perfect. And the split second that
you're attending to something else may
be the split second difference between
having a crash and a near miss.
Clearly, the safest car phone user is
the one parked out of the flow of traf-
fic. You know that, but the temptation
to use the phone while underway is
great. With a cell phone your car be-
comes a private phone booth. If you
insist on making it a rolling phone
booth here are some thoughts:
@ Realize that what you are doing
has been outlawed in some places.
@ Assess the risks involved weigh-
ing them against the few minutes you
save by not stopping.
@ When stuck in a stop-and-go
crawl, use the phone for quick, direct
messages: “I’m stuck in traffic and will
be late”.
@ Have numbers you call either in
your memory or the phone’s. If fiddling
with business cards is involved, forget
it.
@ Always let the person you're talk-
ing to know you’re on a car phone.
Then if an emergency arises they will
understand your tossing the phone
aside. Anyway they might say, “Oh, this
can wait. Call me when you stop some-
place.”
@ If you are into long, nattering
calls just to pass the time, please (es-
pecially if you are behind me) give the
car ahead double the room, because it
might take you double the time to col-
lect yourself and stop.
Lexus
FROM PAGE D1
* Positioned as an affordable, rear-wheel
drive performance sedan, the compact IS of-
fers plenty of luxury touches. The profile is
simple, low, and well-defined, with the en-
tire body styled to present a crisply tailored
yet racy, wedge-shaped silhouette.
The engine — no word yet on its dis-
placement — sits back behind the front axle
line while the battery and fuel tank are
placed toward the center, providing a low
center of gravity and better weight distrib-
ution. Aerodynamic shielding on the under-
carriage provides an excellent airflow and
creates a virtually flat-bottom ground effect
similar to that of a race car. While the front
headlamps are not a breakthrough in design,
their angular positioning gives the grille area
a tidy, polished look.
Inside, the sporty emphasis is on the
matte chrome chronograph-style combina-
tion gauge on the instrument panel, sports
seats, and a three-spoke steering wheel. The
most eye-catching innovations are the brake,
clutch and throttle pedals that are drilled
with a series of holes, reminiscent of older
race cars. The center console sweeps up from
the armrests between the seats to the top of
- the dashboard for a cockpit effect in the dri-
ver and passenger area.
_ With one of the shortest rear decks in its
category and a roofline that practically ends
at the taillights, the IS provides ample glass
area for the rear window, while the trunk
can nevertheless offer 14 cubic feet of cargo
space. The interior compartment has plenty
of room for four passengers and, a tighter
fit, five.
Sales pitches for the new performance-
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oriented Baby GS will take into account
where its buyers spend time. Walking differ-
ent marketing paths than those Lexus nor-
mally uses, such as television and radio com-
mercials, the company is initially going online
to the Internet, where they believe their tar-
get segment can more likely be found.
Debuting in early spring, Web-based ad-
vertising and promotions will be geared to-
Inside, the sporty
emphasis is on the
matte chrome
chronograph-style
combination gauge on
the instrument panel,
sports seats and a three-
spoke steering wheel.
wards not just young marrieds who normally
buy sedans for their family needs, but also
towards young singles who would like the
cachet of owning a sporty-looking Lexus
without breaking the bank. At present only
one model, the four-door sedan, will be avail-
able, but if it proves popular, a coupe may
follow.
Since Lexus has already proved it can at-
tract younger, affluent buyers with its pop-
ular sport utility, the $33,000 RX 300, the ad-
dition of the 2001 IS compact is no shot in
the dark, but a natural evolution of one of
the company’s goals: Find a niche and fill it.
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cal. Mated to the optional four-speed
automatic, it is rated by the EPA at
20 mpg city and 28 mpg highway, Our
driving on combined country roads
and around town averaged 22.4 mpg.
Engine improvements
This already excellent engine has
been refined through use of new in-
take and exhaust manifolds. These
refinements and others have boosted
the horsepower by 32 and also pro-
vides an additional 12 ft/lbs of torque.
The GXE comes with a standard
five-speed manual transmission
should improve its performance even
more. If your driving is mostly
around town and commuting then
the automatic is the way to go.
Both of us enjoyed using the man-
ual with its short throws making
shifting a pleasure.
The four-speed automatic is a
smooth unit that compares favorably
with the competition.
One of the nice features of the
Maxima is that it comes with four-
wheel disc brakes and an anti-lock
braking system as standard equip-
ment. We tested the brakes and
found them superior.
Power-assisted rack-and-pinion
steering is another standard feature.
It provides excellent road feedback
and adds to the sporty handling of
he base car.
Maxima’s styling over the years
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other mid-size imports and domes-
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is a Nissan. The rear end styling is
somewhat controversial, and we be-
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ights are preferable.
Look inside
The interior of the Maxima has
been improved. The 2000 models of-
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creased from 99.6 to 102.0 cubic
feet). Front seat head room and front
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the rear leg room is up 1.9 inches.
Trunk space has been increase .6 cu-
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It proved a pleasant surprise
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with the driver’s seat nearly all the
way back there was plenty of
legroom. Rear passengers also have
plenty of headroom.
The right side of the 60/40 rear seat
folds forward to allow long objects to
be stored through the pass-through.
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@ Displacement: 2,988 cc
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B As tested:$24,417
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@ Transmission: 5-speed manual or 4-speed
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®@ Options on test car: comfort and convenience
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premier 3-in-1 audio system with six speakers;
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2000 Chevy Tahoe stays true to truck line heritage
Off the Road |
By Tom Keane
ere’s the great thing about the
He 2000 Chevy Tahoe - no
pretense. It’s simple. You get
exactly what you see - a rugged,
rock-solid, full-size truck.
Other sport utility vehicles pretend
to be anything but utility trucks. They
hide behind new-millennium designs.
They’re minivan sport utes, or off-
road wagons, or merely massive arm-
chairs on all-weather tires.
Tahoe takes a decidedly old-fash-
ioned stance. Even with a total,
wheels-to-roof redesign, the 2000
Tahoe retains its heritage, back to the
good ol’ yesterdays when an SUV
was an SUV.
Tahoe is like an old Clint East-
wood western in a lineup of space-
age shoot-’em-ups. It’s a suburban
ranch home in a city of country club
condos. It’s an all-beef patty instead
of tofu surprise.
Built on the platform of the Chevy
Silverado pickup, Tahoe retains the
look of a truck - boxy shape, broad
shoulders, square nose. The logo on
the grille is hardly necessary - you
know it’s a Chevy. Inside, although
well stocked with a complete com-
plement of luxuries, Tahoe continues
the Chevy tradition of rather plain
and unassuming interiors. Yet, Chevy
engineers modernized Tahoe where
it counts.
Tahoe employs a rigid three-piece
modular frame, five-link coil spring
rear suspension rather than tradi-
tional leaf springs, real-time suspen-
sion damping, and self-leveling rear
shocks. I’ve always appreciated the
way full-size Chevies seem to glide
over off-highway trails, but Tahoe’s
updated structure smoothed the off-
road performance even more.
Here are more improvements
which should interest every buyer of
a full-size SUV. A third row bench
seat creates seating for nine passen-
gers like Tahoe’s competition. But un-
like the competition, Tahoe’s split-
fold (as well as removable) design
CHEVY PHOTO
THE CHEVY TAHOE is a heavy beast of more than 5,000 pounds. When used to its fullest capabilities, it
demands a gutsier engine.
maximizes cargo and passenger con-
figurations.
Tahoe’s taller build also adds two
inches of head room over the com-
petition. In fact, Chevy increased in-
terior room from the old model in al-
most every category including
headroom, hip room and leg room,
while only slightly increasing vehicle
height and width.
Although entry still tends to be
tight, rear seating is roomy for three
adults. Cargo doors now access a
whopping 108 cubic feet of cargo
space when both rear seats are re-
moved.
New Vortec V8 engines have in-
creased power and torque, yet are
more fuel efficient. The standard 4.8-
liter Vortec boasts 275 horses. Un-
fortunately, torque has decreased to
290 pound-feet. It performs efficiently
for most lightweight workloads. How-
ever, Tahoe is a heavy beast of more
than 5,000 pounds. When used to its
fullest capabilities, it demands a gut-
sier engine.
The 5.3-liter kicks out 285 horses
and 325 pound-feet of torque. Com-
bined with the 4.10 rear axle, Tahoe
tows 8,800 pounds of trailer - 2,000
pounds more than its predecessor. It
takes only a few moments of seat
time to experience that newly refined
power. Combined with a smooth four-
speed automatic transmission, Tahoe
roared over highway and hills with
spirited ease.
Chevy’s Special Z71 Package cre-
ates the ultimate off-road workhorse.
The optional package adds a heavy
duty suspension, beefier springs,
shocks, jounce bumpers and standard
stabilizer bars for firmer off-highway
performance. Also included is a nec-
Women: Know how to handle
shoddy car repairs
car all day, especially with that armlong
“to do” list, but after retrieving it, paying
$397, and you discover that the problem has-
n't been fixed! It’s annoying, it’s frustrating,
and it’s one of the top consumer complaints
— cars that are not repaired right the first,
I: was bad enough to be without your sick
second, or even third time around.
There are several roads to choose from to
get the repair done right. You can storm back
to the repair shop, hurl epithets at the ser-
vice writer or technician, tell them they have
a brain like a stump, and threaten that, if
they don’t fix your car right this time, you’re
going to scream. You could take the vehicle
someplace else and try your luck again. Or,
you could return immediately to the repair
facility, speak to the owner or manager, and
calmly and clearly explain that the problem
was not fixed and you want it corrected —
pronto.
I strongly recommend the latter course of
action. If the problem is not corrected to your
satisfaction, you can always file a complaint,
but try the following measures first.
@ Give the shop a chance to correct their
error or oversight. Honest mistakes do hap-
pen. Remember that technicians are people,
too. The mark of a good repair shop is not
do they get it right every time. Today’s cars
are too complex to expect that. It’s what the
repair shop does if they don’t get it right. Do
you get the property line guarantee? That’s
the one where you get to the end of the prop-
erty line, and they guarantee they never want
to see you again? Or do you get a genuine
guarantee that means the repair shop stands
behind its work? In other words, they’ll cor-
rect the unsolved problem and won't charge
you more for redoing it.
To help your cause, stay cool. You don’t
By Mary Jackson
works.
have to be disagreeable to disagree. Be clear
and specific about what you want. Request
that the manager or shop foreman road test
the vehicle with you to demonstrate that the
problem has not been corrected. Keep accu-
rate records, including all receipts. Itemize
everything that happens, Include what was
said and who said it. Date every piece of per-
tinent material and phone call.
@ If you are not satisfied with the results
of your second try, send the Better Business
Bureau a copy of a letter stating the problem
or contact the Consumer Protection Agency
(often,a division of the state attorney gen-
eral’s office), Ask them to refer you to a lo-
cal complaint-handling panel. Get as much
information as possible about how the panel
@ If the problem occurs while your car is
under warranty, contact the manufacturer’s
customer service representative. You’ll find
their telephone number in your owner’s man-
ual. If you are still not satisfied, call or write
the manufacturer’s district or zone represen-
tative (their name and telephone number
should also be listed in your owner’s manual).
Document the details of the problem and
ask the representative to meet with you to
discuss them. If you do not get a satisfactory
response, file a claim through one of the au-
tomobile arbitration programs.
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Mary Jackson is the author of “Car
Smarts”, published by John Muir Publica-
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www.womenatthewheel.com.
Weekdays better for breathing
By Denis Cuff
CONTRA COSTA NEWSPAPERS
Think you breathe the dirtiest air on week-
days when all that bumper-to-bumper traf-
fic fills the sky with auto exhaust?
Think again.
You’re more likely to breathe unhealthy
air on weekends, researchers say. They sus-
pect a shift in the pollution cycle is linked to
changes in the type of pollutants, evolving
traffic patterns and certain weekend activi-
ties.
“You probably get 5 to 10 percent higher
ozone levels on the weekends in the Bay
Area,” said Rob De Mandel, research section
manager at the nine-county Bay Area Air
Quality Management District. “We don’t re-
ally know why, but have a lot of ideas.”
A new generation of less reactive formu-
las for gasoline, industrial chemicals, paints,
hair sprays and other products take longer
to react in sunlight to form ozone - the key
compound in smog, researchers say.
Pollutants spewed out Friday may take
until Saturday to turn into smog. The Friday
night “weekend getaway” is starting earlier
and lasting longer, giving a head start to Sat-
urday, officials say.
Changes in the pollution mix also may be
a factor.
“Tf you alter the mix of the building blocks
of smog, it has a tendency to speed or slow
down reaction that forms it,” said Joe Cass-
massi, chief meteorologist with the South
Coast Air Quality Management District.
Fewer diesel trucks and equipment oper-
ating on weekends also reduces oxides of ni-
trogen, which can destroy ozone molecules
early in the day before turning into ozone
later on.
build up,” Cassmassi said.
of pollutants, officials say.
up in the suburbs.
“When you have a NOX-rich environment
on weekdays, the ozone doesn’t have time to
On weekends, more people use boats,
power mowers, airplanes, personal water-
craft, barbecues and paints rich in reactive
organic pollutants that readily form smog.
The weekend pollution shift doesn’t oc-
cur everywhere in California. It apparently
doesn’t happen in San Joaquin Valley com-
munities because they have a different mix
In the Bay Area and Los Angeles regions,
however, controlling weekend smog has be-
come a major obstacle to meeting air qual-
ity standards. Regulators say they need pol-
lution reductions from throughout those
regions to keep weekend smog from piling
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essary locking differential, wheel
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What’s all this stuff mean?
When combined with a spacious
10.7-inch ground clearance and Au-
toTrac full-time, push-button four-
wheel-drive, the Chevy Tahoe Z71
becomes a true go-anywhere sport
utility vehicle. This is a vehicle built
for the fresh outdoors and mountain
peaks. Drivers who wish to separate
themselves from citified SUVs - or
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package,
The 2000 Tahoe is available in
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Engl. spkng. $10/hr. to start.
(925) 256-0404
LABORER. Common sense &
lift 100 Ibs. $8/Hr.
925-372-7067
LABORER. Fum. stripping,
sand, prep. work. Ins. Top
pay. 925-676-1100
LAND SURVEYOR
See our ad under Engineer
MacKay & Somps,
LANDSCAPE Construction
Foreman & laborers, we do
complete landscapes. Wrk In
Danville area. 925-735-7407
LANDSCAPE Maintenance
Crewleader, Upscale Res.
Accts. Great Spa Top
pay/onfts. 510-261-3585
LANDSCAPE/TREE CARE
Part-time, quality worker,
responsible, clean DMV,
$8/start, 510-652-8519.
LANDSCAPER
Knowledge of plant mainte-
nance & install, Great bene-
fits, CDL a must. Drivers also
needed. Call 510-644-2351;
Fax resume 510-644-1568.
LANDSCAPING, P/T-F/T.
EMPLOYER M/F/D/V Vehicle pref., ©: pref. Sal.
nego, (925) 672-3385
LATHER Medical/dental, paid
S FEW. vacation. Top wages. Call
(925) 754-7495
INSURANCE LEGAL RECEPTIONIST
CLAMS
REPRESENTATIVES
(INSIDE}
Seabury & Smith (a Marsh &
McLennan Co), has opportu-
nities for Inside roperty
Claims Representatives in
our San Francisco office. The
Individuals we seek will have
an Insurance agent's license
and 2 or more years of prop-
erty claims experience.
We offer an excellent salary
and benefits package includ-
ing medical, dental and 401k
plans. If you are ready to ad-
vance your career and would
like to Join an industry leader,
we would like to talk to you.
Please submit your resume
Including salary history and
requirements to: OFFICE
MANAGER
SEABURY & SMITH
P.O. Box 7157
San Francisco, CA 94111
FAX: 415-983-5198
E-mail: hr.cls@seabury.com
(No Phone Calls Please)
EOE-M/F
INSURANCE. W.C. agenc'
needs F/T-P/T Pfines asst.
CSR, min. 2 ye exp. Applied
Sys. desirable. Fax resume
Debbie 925-932-2317
INSURANCE
Your Career Is
Our Business
We have opportunities in
all lines of insurance with
the Bay Area's top com-
panies, Avail. now for pro-
fessionals with the follow-
Ing exp:
® Auto P/D, B/l
© Construction Defect
® General Liabllity/proper-
ty
@ Workers' Comp
Licensed CSR's
Excellent salary, top ben-
efits, temp., temp-hire &
direct placements.
1-800-901-6161, fax
925-274-0222, or
www. insurestaff.com
INSUIRF-Statt
INTERNET
CUSTOMER
SERVICE REP.
Fast Growing.
Global Intemet Co.
Immediate openings for F/T
posit. Looking for career-
minded indiv., entry level
w/oppty. for advancement.
Must be a team player, have
pleasant phone skills, com-
puter literate, type 40WPM
and have Intemet exp.
Check out our our site at:
www.namesecure.com
then give us a call or send
resume to
Attn: Jennifer 925-609-111
925-609-1112 fax
admin@namesecure.com
Seats
Walnut Creek law firm has
immed. opening for a F/T re-
ceptionist. Strong comm.,
typing, & gen. ofc. skills
req'd, Send resume to Dale,
Braden & Hinchcliffe, 500
eee Valley Rd., Ste. 400
C., 94596 or fax to (925)
934-8983
LEGAL SECRETARY
Danville law firm seeks a F/T
legal secty. w/extensive real
estate litigation exp. Must be
proficient in WP 8. Bnfts. Fax
resume to Jo (925) 838-5985
LEGAL SECTY./PARALEGAL
For Richmond law firm. Fax
resume, writing sample, &
refs. to 510-559-9970
LIBRARY AIDE
The Contra Costa County Li-
brary |s looking to fill several
part time temporary Library
Aide and Library Student
Aide positions. Applicants
should be willing to leam li-
Pay procedures and accu-
rately sort and file library ma-
terials in numerical and
alphabetical order. Other du-
tles may Include duplicating,
answering phones and using
computers. Positions are
10-15 hours per week, some
evening and weekend hours
are required, $6.58/hr. Apply
in person to any Contra Cos-
ta County Library branch. For
more Information please call
your local library.
LIBRARY
Reference Librarian
PT, Temp., 20 hrs.jwk. Refer-
ence Desk service to under-
tects. students, faculty
staff, conduct computer
searches & off-desk queries.
Req. MLS from ALA accredit-
ed pee or equivalent;
electronic resource exper.
Incl. online CD-ROM format &
web search; pref. 1 5 ref.
exper. In academic library.
Some weekday & Sun. eves.
$15,636/r.
Circulation Services
Supervisor
FT. Oversee & provide circu-
lation & reserves services;
open library; hire/manage
Student workers; oversee
routine maintenance & repair
of public equipment; maintain
circulation/reserve statistics.
Req, 2 yrs. college or libra:
technology program certifi-
cate; 2 yrs. related library
exper., pref. academic library
exper. with computerized au-
tomated circulation system,
email, Microsoft Word & Ex-
cel, $24,31 ar ¥
Apply by 11/12/99 with applic.
& resume to: Saint dj
College, P.O. Box 42)
Moraga, CA 94575. Saint
Mary's College Christian
Brothers traditions lie In its
Catholic, Lasallian, Liberal
Arts heritage.
* Loan Collectors *
30-60 Day Mtg. exp.
Foreclosure processors,
pers: ax resume
925/943-6512
SRS 925/943-6575
LOAN OFFICER/PROCESSOR
GMAC MORTGAGE
Pleasanton office. 3 years
realtor/bullder exp. a must.
Sal.+ bonus. Pipeline buy-
outs. Excel. bnfts. FAX re-
sume to HR, 925-734-8499
SR. APPRAISER
GREENPOINT MORTGAGE, a leader in
mortgage banking and second-to-none in its
ability to serve niche housing markets across
the nation, has an exceptional opportunity in
Marin County for a Review Appraiser. Posi-
tion involves assisting staff with collateral is-
sues and performing in-house appraisal func-
tions, including desk/field reviews of current
and closed loans to verify property values and
LTV ratios. Ideal candidate will have current
state-issued license (general license preferred),
minimum 5 years’ residential appraising ex-
perience with at least 3 years in Bay Area, com-
puter proficiency, excellent written/verbal
communication skills, valid driver's license,
and ability to work independently and under
pressure. In addition to an outstanding salary/
benefits package (401 (k) matching funds), we
provide a growth environment where each
employee’s contribution is valued. Please for-
ward resume to:
GREENPOINT MORTGAGE
Attn; Gaby Walker
500 Sugar Mill Road, Suite B115
AUanta, GA 30350
Fax: 770-643-8899
HILLS NEWSPAPERS « FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5
Job Network
ee a
250 Help Wanted
oe
LOAN OFFICER
in House Nov. 3rd-Nov.
The Associates US Horne Eq-
uity Operation Is expanding
into Dublin & ooe for
qual. loan officers. Lending
xper. a +, but not req,
$2500/mo. sal. + excel.
bnfts, + peas monthly
Incentive programill If you
have strong sales & com-
mun. skills, & a desire to In-
crease your salon oretnee
w/a 80 & old co, Pls. come
to our Open House or FAX
your resume to Chris at
925-803-8009.
No Calls Please.
LOAN OFFICERS wanted
Ret.WHS_ FHA D.E./VA/Sub-
prime 100% split avail. Local
docs., UM, Ces support
contact Doug 925/855-2024.
LOAN PROCESSOR
w/1 yr. FHA processing exp.
to work w/mortgage bank in
Sulsun. Fax 1-888-900-8422
LOANS
ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE
A So. Cal. Bank is looking for
an experienced No. Cal.
Wholesale AE with current
Broker following.
Conv/GN/portfollo, Excellent
comp. & benefits. 401K. Fax
resume to Branch Mgr:
925-560-0239 EOE
LOANS
National Wholesale Lender |s
seeking exp. Underwriter
w/DU exp. & FHA exp. a +,
Junior Underwriter, Data In-
put/Customer Srvc. Send re-
sume to Washtenaw Mort-
gage. 2300 Contre Costa Bl.,
‘520 Pleasant Hill, CA 94523.
Or fax resume 925-602-0642.
Attention: Diane Trainor.
a eee
250 Help Wanted
Es
MAINTENANCE Mechanics
POKKA Beverages, Inc.
a leading bottler of quality
fruit juice and other fine bev-
erages has immediate open-
ings for Maintenance Me-
chanics at our Napa Valley
facility. Food packaging/bev-
erage manufacturing experi-
enced preferred. Competitive
hourly pay. Excellent benefits
include med/dent/vision/
life/401K. FAX RESUME TO
ge 556-9031 OR MAIL RE-
UME TO HR DEPT., 1201
Commerce Blvd. American
Canyon, CA 94589
MANAGEMENT
ASSISTANT
OPERATIONS MANAGER
Entry-Level Opportunity
Xrta Lease, the national’s
largest independent lessor of
truck trailers, Haid. ynedt
ate opportunity for you a
Hayward branches. The se-
lected candidate will assume
responsibility for trailer In-
spections, coordinating re-
pare and re-bills, and por-
| minor maintenance.
We will teach you customer
service, credit and collec-
tions, maintenance _ repair
and vendor relations, College
degree a plus; must have
sales attitude. This Is a train-
Ing position with outstanding
agvancement potential. You
will receive a competitive sal-
ary with health/dental/-
sionflife insurance, tuition re-
imbursement and more,
Send your resume to:
XTRA LEASE
One Slerratoga Plaza, Ste.
340 B., Roseville, CA 95678
LOANS
PinnFund, USA, a national
wholesale non-conforming
mor saae lender is seeking
an. IERWRITER for its
CONCORD CA office. Salary
+ Bonus + Benefits. Fax
resume uac incl! Job
Code (UW/Concord) to:
(888) 203-9903 or e-mail to
recrult@pinnfund,com
EOE, M/F/DNV.
PinnFund
LOCKSMITH Exp’d. Inside &
out, auto a plus, to work
Mon.-Fri. 8-5. Vacation,
health Ins., pension, call Clint,
(925) 935-5071
LOSS PREVENTION
Gottschalks' Antioch
County East Mall store
has an immediate open-
Ing for an experienced:
LOSS PREVENTION
MANAGER
This position oversees
loss prevention, safety
and security functions.
The ideal candidate will
possess:
® prior retall loss preven-
tion experience
@ proven leadership abill-
ties
® strong communication
skills
© flexible work schedule
Gottschalks offers excel-
lent career opportunities
and a comprehensive
benefits package. Apply in
person, or mail or Fax re-
sume to: 2520 Somers-
villes Rd. Antioch, CA
94509 (925) 757-8670
MACHINE Sho;
school grad.
Bid.saa-a747.
MACHINIST
1st. Class machinist needed
for Benicia shop; 10 yrs. exp.
day shift, benefits, pension.
Call John (707) 746-
MACHINIST - CNC
fe] yeas in Hayward.
all (510) 782-8383
MACHINIST, JOURNEY, Exp.
Job Shop, test req. Swing
shift only. Apply in person Be-
necla Fabrication & Machine
135 East Channel Rd., Bene-
cla, CA. EOE
MAINTAINENCE Tech., F/T,
entry level, will_train, must
hel
ir, high
DL,
/T, good
benefits.
have gd. DMV. Bnfts., $9/hr.
Pleasanton. Fax 08)
426-7086 or call (925)
426-7070
MAINTENANCE
Aegis Assisted Living, a vi-
sionary leader in senior hous-
ing, Is looking for F/T & P/T
housekeepers in our new
community of Moraga. This
erson Is an Integral part of
he community. This position
requires an extremely ener-
getic personality, profession-
alism, and high standards In
the cleanliness of our com-
munity. Please fax your re-
sume to: 925/377-7929, or
call; 925/377-7900
MAINTENANCE
Exper., must have tools for
apt. complex. 510-451-6612.
MAINTENANCE
MAINTENANCE TECHS
See our_ad under ‘‘Apart-
ment”. Fax 925-671-2005,
Equity Residential Properties.
MAINTENANCE Tech. Full
time. Exp. Truck or van re-
quired. (925) 825-8212
HOT COCO
SEARCHABLE
CLASSIFIED
www.hotcoco.com
MANAGEMENT
Borders Books, Music,
& Cafe
\s now hiring
CAFE ASSISTANT MANAGERS
BARISTAS
for its new store locations in
Pleasant Hill & San Ramon
See our display
ad for more details.
MANAGEMENT
Cust. Srvc. Salem el ghee
Mgr. for int'l. bio-medical co.
in’ Mtn. View. Exceptional
pene BS In pees or eos
an rs. exp. in ofc. mam
req'd. XP, WA a must. ABllity
to create and document pro-
cedures, improve cust. sup-
port process, monitor finan-
clal reports. $57K+
Wollborg/Michelson
925-946-0200 Fax 944-8791
email khannan@wmijobs.com
MANAGEMENT Operations
Branch Mor., TPR, a growing
multi-state const. srvc. Co,
needs dynamic Indiv. for
Pittsburg. Resp. for all branch
operations incl. drivers, cust.
srvc,, maint., & support of
sales staff. in. reqs.: 5-7
yrs, supvr. exp. w/10 or more
employees & proven exp. In
training & sales. Pref. exp. in
a const. and/or _an equip.
rental Industry w/BA degree.
Sal. DOE + bnfts. Fax/e-mail
resume w/sal. hist., Job code
OPSPIT to: H.R. 562/633-
0224, Jweber@tprco.com
MANAGEMENT
Self-Storage
Asst. Managers
Growing mini-storage co. in
Concord & Milpitas has posi-
tion (2 days per wk.) for moti-
vated, sales-oriented Individ-
ual, Duties: renting units,
collecting rents & It. maint.
Hourly rate & bonuses. Call
925-560-9777 or fax resume
to 619-259-0738.
MANAGEMENT
Team Supervisor
American Red Cross
The American Red Cross
Blood Services, Northem Cal-
lfomia Region is seeking
highly, committed & energetic
individual w/strong servicing
behaviors to motivate & fos-
ter team morale while main-
taining premier donor care
during the blood collection
rocess In its Pleasant Hill
ioc. Successful performer
must be Perera
wistrong goal orientation
comfortable w/resp. & ac-
countablility. Job#731TS. Re-
sume _wisalary req. to ARC,
HR Dept. 6230 Claremont
Ave., Oakland, CA 94618 or
Fax to 510/601-7852, EOE
MANAGEMENT
TRAINEE
Small San Leandro mail order
Sule seeks versitile per-
son. » exc, bnfts. Call
510-895-6563 or descriptive
message 24 hrs..
MANAGEMENT TRAINEE
Start New Career Now!
REWARDING FUTURE
nee missing children
$300-$600 pd. training, up to
$50K 1st yr. Immed. Eas
ings, call karen 925/689-4035
MANAGERS & Drivers; Scout
tree lot. Over 21 yrs., clean
DMV. 11/26-12/23. $9/hr. FAX
resume 510-547-4400
MANICURIST: Charming skin
care salon on Piedmont Ave.
Oakland looking for prof.,
exp. manicurist. Treatment
room avail. for rent. Exstog
clientele pref. Must have ini-
tlative & enthusiasm about
profession. Please send re-
sume w/cover letter to:
Utopia, 3804 Pledmont Ave,
Oakland 94611.
MANICURIST; Grt. oppty. be-
fore Holidays, courtyard style.
College Ave. salon, countless
walk-ins!(510) 652-8256
The world's most complete provider of transporta-
tion systems announces the following employment
opportunities at its Pittsburg, CA mass transit rehab
facility:
SENIOR PROGRAM
ADMINISTRATOR
An Equal O
A
BS Degree required with five years of business ex-
perience, preferably three in an engineering/tech-
nical environment and four additional years of pro-
gram administration/control par
scheduling and construction experience required,
as well as Primavera com|
petence plus advanced applications skills (graph-
ics, resource loading, pa
and presentation skills coupled w
communicate with all levels of the project organiza-
tion, customer, subcontractors, and senior staff es-
sential to successful operations.
If you want to work in a stimulati
where you are able to demonstrate
pet abilities by using your ideas and feel that your
ackground meets our requirements, please send
a resume with salary history, in confidence, to:
DaimlerChrysler Rall Systems
(North America), Inc.
Employment, 1461 Loveridge Road
Pittsburg, CA 94565-2813
Fax resumes directly to: 925-431-2829
unity E
ffirmative Action and
puterized scheduling
lence, CPM
ex-
. Strong written, verbal
the ability to
environment
e full range of
loyer Dedicated to
‘force Diversity.
The Best and Brightest Professionals
are Creating the Future of
Transportation Technology at Adtranz.
ae ee
250 Help Wanted
MANICURIST Wanted
Beautiful Spa. P/T-F/T Kelly
Anne's (925) 944-5655
MANUFACTURING
LIGHTING FIXTURE
Model Maker Trainee
The Model Shop Department
of Peerless Lighting Compa-
ny In Berkeley has an opening
for a Model Maker Trainee.
You'd be working In a manu-
facturing environment with
the following duties: workin
with sheet metal, lathe an
na machines, blueprints
and layout drawings, per-
forming fine detall work,
welding, and forklift opera-
tion, ur ideal candidate
must be bright, industrious,
have good mechanical apti-
tude, good attendance, a
team player, willing to work
under pressure and meet
deadiines, and willing to be
trained in this exciting envi-
ronment. Former manufac-
turing experience Is a plus.
Pre-employment physical/
drug/alcohol testing will be
req'd. for this position. Excel-
lent benefits. Salary com-
mensurate with abilities. If
Interested, please send re-
sume and salary reqs. to
Peerless Lighting Compan’
Attn.: Jessica, P.O. Box Paka
Berkeley, CA 94702-0556
or FAX to 510/845-2776.
MARKETING ANALYST II
TDC, located in the Napa
Valley, is the nation’s largest
hysiclan-owned professional
jability Insurance company.
We need a
Marketing Analyst II
to complete product, pricing,
distribution & promotion anal-
yses on each state or nation-
al program being reviewed
during a calendar year.
Successful will
have Bachelor's degree in
Marketing or related field or
commensurate exp. Must be
proficient In Microsoft Ac-
cess, Excel & Word Ca ite
sess strong analytical skills.
candidate
E-mail your resume to ca-
reers@the _doctors.com or
FAX it to TDC, Attn: Sandy
Robinson LINEAR?
www.thedoctors.com
* MARKETING *
Sr. retirement community,
seeking a flex., exp’d. person
to market, promote & repre-
sent our group. Grt. benefits.
Fax resume to: Concord
Royale, 925-676-0490
MASSAGE THERAPIST, P/T,
500 hrs. min. training. Excel.
environment (925) 673-0686
MASSAGE THERAPIST: If you
are certified & have a bubbly
Pocenay call Sunshine ae
in Pleasant Hill 925/685-7822
MECHANIC. Exp'd in Japa-
nese car. (510) 526-3906
Good Shop In Albany.
MECHANIC
Immed. opening to qualified
heavy equip. & diesel truck
mech. Call: (610) 412-9070
MECHANIC
Marine Mechanic, exp'd. |/O,
Mercruiser, outdrives, Volvo,
IMC, certified. Self-motivat-
ed & reliable. Benefits & sala~
ry DOE. Fax resume to
916-777-6782
MECHANIC or APPRENTICE.
Pay depends on exp. Apply
1531 3rd Ave. W.C,
MECHANICAL Designer. So-
lidworks or ProE a must. So-
lano Co. Contract . 707-
435-8090/Fax 707-435-809
MECHANICAL:
MILLWRIGHTS/
MECHANICS/FITTERS
With welding exp. for fabrica-
tion work at Pleasanton area
R&D Plants. Send resume to:
Bay Area Instrument & Elec-
tric, Inc. P.O. Box 579,
Benicia, CA. 94510 or
E-Mail in WORD" to:
ljones@bale.com
MEDICAL ASSISTANT
Concord. Fax resume
925-676-0168
MEDICAL Asst; F/T for mulit.
Pvecans ofc. in C.C.CO.
lust be dependable & have
at least 2 yrs. back ofc. exp.
Cardiology pref., knowledge
of medical manager a_ +
competitive bnfts. pkg. Fax
resume to 925-932-4527
MEDICAL ASST.; F/T. Back
office, busy Danville practice.
Exper. req. 925-820-3098.
MEDICAL BILLER
A ae Primary Care Group In
the Pinole area seeks a team
player to be part of our ex-
Panding group. This person
must possess proven fol-
low up skills. Charge/pay-
ment posting exper. pref'd.
Good verbal/written skills are
req'd. 1-2 yrs. exper. Medical
Manager exper. a +. F/T and
good bnfts. Send resume and
Swi uirements to:
24-2109.
Manufacturing
=
250 Help Wanted
eel
MEDICAL BILLER
rimary care, Exp. nec.
cae Reume §25-460°6033
MEDICAL BILLER
Alarge Primary Care Group In
the Alnole area seeks a tearn
player to be part of our ex-
panding group. This son
must possess proven fol-
low up skills, Charge/pay-
ment posting exper. prefd.
Good verbal/written skills are
req'd. 1-2 yrs. exper. Medical
Manager exper. a +. F/T and
good bnfts. Send resume and
sal juirements to:
00 24-2109,
*MEDICAL BILLER P/T«
Wainut Creek office needs
3-day week $11-$1 2per hour.
Experienced only.
Call Maddie 925-932-6795
MEDICAL
Billing Support Rep.
Leading home respiratory
company, has an Immediate
openin for a full-time Billing
Support Rep. Must be orga-
nized team player w/exce
tlonal communication skills.
Interested applicants should
have previous Sine with
Medicare, Medi-Cal & private
insurance carriers. Please fax
resumes to: Reimbursement
Mgr. 925-706-4001
MEDICAL. Case Mor. for
busy Marin Done clinic.
Must be bilingual Eng./Span.
Exp. In making referral, rm re-
fills, patient advocacy. Med.
ofc. exp. pref., excel. bnfts,
Fax resume 415/461-4229 or
email karynpb@yahoo.com
MEDICAL
Contact Lens Tech
ophthalmology
MEDICAL File Clerk, F/T.
Cardiology ofc. in San Pablo.
Fax resume to 510/233-4750
MEDICAL Front Ofc. for busy
Berkeley surgical practice,
Phones, surgery scheduling,
Ins. 30 hrs.wk. . Nec! Fax
resume 510-486-0819
MEDICAL FRONT OFFICE
Friendly, dependable, orga-
need people Pees
phones, light bkkpng, recept.
clerical. FAT Please fax
resume. 925/279-4322
MEDICAL
Full time assistant needed for
STONE multi-speciall
group. 2 years experience
current CPR_ needed. Fax re-
sume to (510) 724-3546
MEDICAL
Great benefits! Busy
radloloy billing dept. In
Walnut ern as the follow-
ing positions open:
g CODER
For diagnostic (ICD-9) and
CPT procedure coding. Art
cert. ee
FOLLOW-UP PROCESSOR
Exp. insurance claim rep.
Fax: BMM, eb a aooe
MEDICAL Ofc. Busy Marin
Primary Care Clinic seeks ap-
plic. for med. records. Fax re-
sume 415/461-4229 or email:
karynpb@yahoo,com
MEDICAL OFFICE. Recept.
F/T _ bi-lingual Eng iSpat
Med. ofc. exp. pref. $10-11/
hr., excel. bnfts. Fax resume
415/461-4229 or email:
karynpb@yahoo.com
MEDICAL OFFICE
Lg. single specialty group
needs a front ofc. person.
Applicant must be able to
perform multiple tasks. Prev.
exp. pref., but will consider all
applicants. Some duties: ans.
P jones, prepare charts, work
In med. records, etc. Good
sal, & bnfts. ig. DV loc. F/T.
Fax resume 925/362-8844
MEDICAL OFFICE
Lg. single specialty group is
looking for a F/T temp. front
ofc. person to cover for ma-
temity leave. (Poss. temp. to
perm . The ofc. Is loc. in W.C.
ie length of service would
be Nov. until Feb. This pos.
req. multi-tasking je., check-
ing patients in, scheduling
appointments, obtaining au-
thorization & answering
phones. Would pref. previous
exper, but will consider train-
| the right applicant. Good
sal., no eves. or wknds. Fax
resume (925) 362-8844.
MEDICAL Office front desk
exp. req. P/T. Fax resume to
925-284-5794
MEDICAL: Payee Therapy
Front Office. Mon.-Fri. 8:30-
5:30. Fax res. 925/284-6155
MEDICAL
Recent 1 yr.+ exp. Phleboto-
mist to perform ins. exams in
client's homes. Own rel. car.
Eng./Span. & Chinese spkng.
ref. Days, eves,, wknds. Call
lon.-Fri.,
925-935-1373
Medical
RECEPTIONIST/SCHEDULER
P/T at Walnut Creek radiol
office: TW/Th. 12pm-8pm
Sat. 7:30am-1pm. er.
pref. Fax: Job#14CC,
8am-5pm,
925/296-8583, EOE
SIEMENS
Siemens Medical Systems Inc., Oncology Care Systems
Group is a world leader designing and manufacturing
integrated radiation therapy systems that help improve
the lives of cancer patients worldwide. We are seeking a
seasoned production manager to lead our production
teams to the next generation. We currently have opening
in our Concord, CA location.
PRODUCTION MANAGER
Capital Equipment
You will provide leadership skills necessary to manage
electro-mechanical capital equipment manufacturing
operations (primarily system assembly), including
planning, directing, and coordinating team activities to
meet schedules, while achieving required quality and
cost targets. Develop
manpower, capital and
operating budget requirements based upon production
projections. Promote
and drive continuous
improvement team environment. Provide vision and
guidance for strong team driven manufacturing,
establish team training requirements.
Requires Bachelor's degree in related discipline and
minimum 10 years experience in manufacturing
(prefer digital, analog, microwave, high energy
pulsed power/power
supply experience).
Experience implementing, coaching, developing
high performance (self-directed) work teams.
Knowledge of GMP/QSR helpful.
Siemens offers a comprehensive compensation and
benefits package, including management incentive
plan; 401(k); pension plan; tuition assistance; and a
variety of insurance options. Our Concord location is
convenient to 1680 and Highway 4. We are an equal
opportunity employer M/F/O/V and encourage
qualified women and minorities to apply.
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MEDICAL RESEARCH
Recrulter
University affillated
Alzheimer's Center seeks re-
crulter for medical research
studies. Self-starter, excel-
lent communication skills, to
recruit subjects for research
studies. Hequires PR, MD
contacts, screening records
and attending clinics. Divide
time between Martinez and
Sacramento clinics. Position
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rsonal vehicle requil
ledical, psychology, or clini-
cal trials background neces-
sary. NOT a U ition. FT,
benefits, $13-$17mr. Send
cover letter and resume to
ADC Personnel, UCD-ADC,
150 Muir Road (127A), Marti-
nez, CA 94553, or email to
nadietrich@ucdavis.edu, _or
Fax to (925) 372-2884, For
Re call
(925) 372-2485 EOE
MEDICAL Re py tor
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Sales. Bay Area HME
expanding in the E. Bay.
Looking for a quality respira-
tory therapist for clinical &
sales. Local exp. in managed
care & direct physician sales
req. Sal commission & full
benefits. Please fax resume &
references: Attn: B. Zimmer
(650) 697-7668. EOE.
MEDICAL
Staffing Coordinator
National home care company
is seeking experienced home
care & supplemental staffing
coordinator for their Walnut
Creek office. F/T, full bnfts,
excel pay. EOE ply to c/o
Times Job Network, P.O, Box
4718- 285, Walnut Creek, CA
94596
MEDICAL
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MedQuist's has new busi-
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MEDICAL Ween See
Clean DMV, EMT/CNA a plus.
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tives. Call 925-825-5594
MEDICAL
Westem Career College,
Pleasant Hill, is seeking a full-
time instructor for day Medi-
cal Assisting classes. Appli-
cants must have a minimum
of 3 years health care experi-
ence and a minimum of an
Associates degree. Mail or
fax resume to: Cathy Reed,
Westem Career College, 380
Civic Dr. #300, Pleasant Hill,
CA 94523, or Fax to:
(925) 609-6666.
MEDICATION TECH.
For Senior retirement. Full
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ale. 4230 Clayton Rd., Conc.
MERCHANDISING
TERRITORY MANAGER
Reliable, hard worker for ser-
vice co. to retail stores. Mer-
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$10/hr. Car & credit card are
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(714) 990-2105
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Sandia
Laboratory
Federal Credit Union
Mortgage/Consumer
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We offer cornpetitive salaries
and an EXCELLENT BENE-
FITS package. We are
looking for a self-motivated
team player with excellent
customer service skills, min|-
mum 1 year experience inter-
viewiny applicants and
approving mortgage ang
consumer loans. Salaried po-
sition. Work at Sandia Lab.
Fed. Cr. Union, 7011 East
Ave., Livermore, CA. Please
mail cover letter and re-
sume (including salary history
and salary requirement) to:
V.P. of H.R., Sandia Lab,
FCU, P.O. Box 23040, Albu-
querque, NM 87192-1040, or
fax: (505) 237-3750, or e-mail
to: Icarter@stfcu.org
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on call a ees $10/nr.
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Most of our employees were customers first. They are Mons,
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who are enjoying a change of pace with a company that appre
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The Container Store promotes a smoke-free, drug-free environment
Within you, there is an innovator. A creative problem-solver who never settles for ‘good ai
and always goes the extra mile.
At Providian, we encourage innovators to take action and achieve their career goals. cu!
the drive, we have the ideal environment at Providian Financial. Openings now exist in 0
for the following professionals:
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industry
monthly basis
Answer incoming calls and inquiries from our credit card customers
Sell a variety of credit related products and services over the phone
Requires customer service and sales experience :
Must have strong communication skills and the ability to work in a fast-paced env
Extensive training provided
Senior Dispute Representatives Job Code 99-000
Review case files
Determine if all chargeback rights have been exhausted
Decide if there are any remedies available by means of Compliance, Travel
Resolution or Arbitration.
Extensive knowledge of Visa/MC chargeback regulations and by-laws
Ability to process all chargebacks within timeframes designated by Fi
Proficiency in Microsoft Word
Dispute Representatives Job Code 99-0010183
Process and validate incoming disputes
Review merchant rebuttals for first chargebacks
Evaluate if cardholder or merchant is responsible for the charge and proces
Solid understanding of Visa/MC chargeback regulations and by-laws
Knowledge of Microsoft Word
Excellent organizational, follow-up and communication skills
Project Managers Job Code 99-7912
Must have telemarketing and direct marketing experience, preferably in
© Strong project management and analytical skills required
Managing scripting and vendor relationships experience a plus
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Manage a team of credit service representatives
Coach, lead, develop and hire employees
Responsible for process analysis and improvement
Must have management experience
Demonstrated expertise in leading and motivating required
Excellent communication and organizational skills are essential
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Aegis Assisted Living, a vi-
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Please fax your resume to:
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F/T Coordinator Respitory
Reseach Center, Danville.
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resume: 925/855-9603
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We are currently seeking the following professionals for our Emergency Department:
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Requires CA licensure, ACLS, CPR, and 1+ yrs recent ED experience
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ASSISTED LIVING
DIRECTOR
Montego Heights, an ARV
Assisted Living community, Is
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seniors and excellent organi-
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CA 94560-5371
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and flexible hours. All shifts.
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Contact:
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Guardian Concord
1800 Adobe Street
Concord, CA 94520
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NURSING
Licensed Nurses
CNAs
Caregivers
Earn higher wages and enjoy
our generous benefits and
incentive programs. We have
the newest, most compre-
hensive state-of-the-art re-
tirement community In. the
Bay Area. Our non-profit or-
ganization Is dedicated, to
fecognizing and rewarding
employees who deliver ex-
ceptional service and quality
care. For more information,
peace call Amy Ostrolenk
725-964-2053. EOE
Home for
Jewish Parents
4000 Camino Tassajara
Danville, CA 94506
NURSING:
RN LVN &
CNA’s
New D.O.N. looking for caring
RN's, LVN’s, & CNA’s to
complement current _ staff.
New Grads welcome. Pleas-
anton Convalescent Life
Call: Maria Lew 925/462-
2400 or FAX: 925/462-4372,
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NURSING
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San Marco Nursing & Rehab.
Center is seeking dedicated
RNs & LVNs for FT/PT, all
shifts. New grads welcome.
Excellent salary, benefits,
and SpPOnalty for growth.
Al Bly. in person at:
130 Tampico, Walnut Creek.
NURSING
RN’s $1000 SIGN
ON BONUS
Start rate from 23 to 26 per
hour based on experience.
F/T dayshift charge nurse po-
sition and F/T PM shift super-
visor position. Includes full
benefits (medical, dental, life
Insurance, paid holidays and
vacations, 401K plan) For 81
bed, warm and friendly SNF.
Interested professionals pls.
apply or send resume to:
Willow Pass Health Care
Center, 3318 Willow Pass
Rd., Concord, CA 94519.
Telephone 925/689-9222
‘ax 925/689-3412
NURSING
Rosewood Care Center
1911 Oak Park Blvd.
Pleasant Hill, CA 94523
(925)935-6630
Fax (925) 933-0583
RN/LVN FT/PT,
PMs, NOCs
Positions available for nurses
who believe In taking charge
& providing quality care. Ap-
ly in person or Fax resume
10 Mary.
CNAs-FT-PMs, NOCs
Want to give quality care to
elderly residents? You are in
luck! Our long-term. staff Is
lookirig for a few CNAs to join
their team of pros. If you think
you qualify, apply in person.
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Fax (925) 933-0583
RN/LVN FT/PT,
PMs, NOCs
Positions available for nurses
who believe In taking charge
& providing quality care. Ap-
ply, In person or Fax resume
Mary.
CNAs-FT-PMs, NOCs
Want to give quality care to
elderly residents? ‘ou are in
luck! Our long-term staff is
looking for a few CNAs to jain
their team of pros. If you think
you qualify, apply In person.
NURSING
San Leandro Hospital, an
East Bay acute care facility,
seeks the following Nursing
Professionals:
CCU/ICU Nurses
Benefitted, full and part-time
Positions available for RNs on
Pin shift. Requires current
CA RN license and ACLS cer-
tification. Previous ICU expe-
rience preferred but willing to
train if you have Med/Surg.
experience.
Emergency Room
Technician
Per diem positions available
on all shifts. Requires EMT
and CPR certifications.
Transporter
Benefitted, full-time position
available 10 AM to 6 PM. Re-
quires CNA and CPR certifi-
cations.
We offer an excellent com-
pensation and benefits pack-
age. For immediate consider-
ation, please send resume to:
San Leandro Hospital, Hu-
man Resources Department,
13855 East 14th Street, San
Leandro, CA 94578. Fax:
(510) 351-6372. EOE
San Leandro
Hospital
OFFICE ASSISTANT
General office, Receptionist.
P/T. Experience required.
Fax resume: 510/832-7199
OFFICE ASSISTANT FULL
TIME for a fast-paced, cre-
ative Architecture & Fumiture
Design firm. We are lookin
for an organized, self-moti-
vated individual to answer
phones and assist in a wide
variety of tasks and office
support. Computer skills
essential. Fax resume
510-644-0724 or mail to:
Goldin Design, 2332 Fifth
Street, Berkeley, CA 94710
to
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oy a
OFFICE ASSISTANT W.C.
public agency looking for or-
ganized, detail-oriented P/T
assistant to the Secretary to
the Board to engner pnence:
lata en-
cel exp.
ssess strong inter pet
sonal & communication skills,
& have valid CDL. P/T 1 yr.
limited duration posit. hrs. are
Mon.-Fri. 1 pm-5 pm. at $10-
12/hr. commensurate upon
exp. w/prorated benefits.
Request applic. packet at
925-906-1801.
phate itn a 3
OFFICE ASST.
Clerical plus. Min. Tues. &
Thurs. $10/Hr. Emeryville. Fax
resume 510-654-691
SS a eee
OFFICE ASST. P/T. Multi-
task self-starter & friendly
person to perform data entry,
mo. reports, It. phones, &
en. admin. 'PC literate-Win-
lows '95, ee aoe Flex
P/T up to rs.wk. Oppty.
fora Career in sales, $1 ety)
hr. FAX res. 925-846-0267
OFFICE
Desk Assistant wanted for
busy tennis club. Must have
Peal skills, phone skills,
knowledge of the game of
tennis. Call for interview with
Phillis. (510) 652-6060
OFFICE
Front Desk/Inside Sales
Attn. Greg,
Oakland CA 94614
OFFICE HELP for Ig. tow co.
F/T hrs. flex. omputer
knowledge_helpful Apply at
American Tow, 5017! ‘ori
Dr., Concord 925-682-8196
OFFICE HELP
People person for P/T chiro-
Beste front office. (510)
33-1515
OFFICE MGR. 9 A.M.-1 P.M.
Sharp, friendly, computer lit-
erate. Fax (925) 938-8111.
OFFICE PERSON wi/computer
exp. & phone skills needed 2
daysMvk. Call Louise Mon.-
Sat. 9-6 p.m. (925) 825-3217.
OFFICE PERSON w/computer
exp. & phone skills needed 2
daysWwk. Maint. Person for
grounds & It. maint. needed 2
daysWwk. Call Louise, Mon,-
Sat, 9-6pm (925) 825-3217
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250 Help Wanted
PAINTER;
at least 3 yr. exp. own trans-
rt. cent. Contra Costa area
eave Msg. 925-284-4957
PAINTER
Exp. nec., gd. steady work.
Cormmerclaliresidential. Ay
By, at 251 Lafayette Circle,
ite 110. 8:30 a.m. to 12:30
p.m. or fax resume to:
925-283-5858.
PAINTER
Journeyman, 15 . eXP.,
must have exp. in_Tl work &
valid CDL. F/T $19/Hr., bnft.
925-634-3442; email:
aogpd.msn.com
PAINTERS & FOREMEN
Pelsiting Conbacion 25+ shi
in East Bay, seeks exp. paint-
ers & foremen. Excel. com-
ensation, bonuses, benefits.
Ball (510) 549-2723
PAINTERS: Hand _ tools,
transp. Apply: Mon.-Fri. 7-
Bam or 3:30-4:30pm, So
Unique Painting, 7066-B
Commerce Cir. Pleasanton.
PAINTING & gen. handyman
repairs. Drywall, carpentry,
etc. (925) 933-8990
MPVJ
ions w/our estab-
a min. of 3 years business
exp. in a multi-tasking envi-
ronment: phones, customer
service, sales or supervisory
Srp a plus.
This is a salaried position with
full benefits, plus bonuses
and educational reimburse-
ment. Certified Personnel has
35 ae of success in the
staffing Industry. Join us!
Fax your resume to Nancy at
925-943-5667 or email
webr@certified-personnel.com.
PET Bather for busy Alameda
shop. Tuesday- Saturday. Ex-
erience preferred.
10-521 -8750.
tice PET CARE #4
Perfect_P/T job caring for
pets. Flex hr., great pay,
must be over 21, have own
trans. Be organized, self mo-
tivated & love pets. Openings
in following loc. San Ramon,
Pleasanton, Dublin, & Liver-
more, Fax res. 925/328/0502
PARALEGAL entry IM. Com-
ey skills, Richmond ofc. nr.
ivic Center. 510-231-9070
Parking Attendant
$8/hr., no ieee Great job.
800-750-727:
PARTS CHANGER
& FINAL TESTER
NOW HIRING ESS,
workers for electronic prod-
ucts remanufacturer, resp.
indiv. wanted. for parts
gpanging & QC _ inspection.
Start $7/hr. + bnfts. Mon-Fri.
8-5:30. No exp. nec. Interest-
ed parties only. APPLY at 4090
Pike Ln, Concord, Mon-Fri. or
call Bill 925-691-4090.
PAYROLL SUPERVISOR
Excellent Benefits!
$49,007-$56,728/Yr.
8 Hrs/Day - 12 Mos/Yr.
Req. 4 yrs. exper, In public
school/public Cel payroll
administration & 2 yrs. of su-
pervisory experience
Apply by Nov. 8, 1999 to:
Mt. Diablo
Unified School District
1936 Carlotta Drive
Concord, CA 94519
925/295-0984 (Jobline)
Resumes will not be
accepted in lieu of applic.
forms. EOE.
OPTICIAN
F/T, exp’d. Optician needed
for high vol. location. Excel
sales exp. a must. Top een
Signing bonus of $500, F.
resume to 925-798-9188
OPTOMETRIC ASST.
F/T-P)
Good phone skills, detail
oriented, knowledge of In-
surance work a plus. Will
train Sencar . Call (926)
447-3222. Ask for Becky-
ORDER PROCESSOR: Excel.
phone skills needed for cust.
srvc. pos. handling credit
checks, It. typing. Work eves.
2-9, Salary + benefits. Call
Mrs. Flynn 925-686-1633,
817 Automobiles
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Payroll Technician- Under
gen. supervision to perform
accounting, clerical and pro-
cessing payroll. Computes
payroll and other misc. trans-
actions. Reconcile deduc-
tions, FIT, salary and benefits.
Apply Acalanes UHSD 1212
Pleasant Hill RD. Lafayette,
CA 94549
PEST Control Lead Tech.
Branch ll, exper. $14/hr.
Bnits., 401K. 1-800-244-1176
PEST CONTROL SALESPER-
SON Branch Il req. Salary &
car. 1-800-244-1196. ze
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PHOTO LAB PRINTER: Ex
Pref. Immed, Opening. F/T.
Medical. Bnfts. Serious Inqui-
nies Only. Apply in person:
1524 Locust St.Wainut Creek
See
. Pref. Imm ining.
Fir, Med. Bnfts. Serous ie
quiries Only. Apply in person:
1524 Locust St./Wainut Creek
PLUMBER/DRAIN CLEANER.
Must have own van/truck.
Must have exp. 510/799-5112
PLUMBERS NOW. 2 years
experience a must, 35%
comm., to start immediate.
Call now. 1-800-311-1110
nls Sas pevien ey
vans, uniforms, highest pay
+ bonus. ’401Kimed. & more.
(916) 344-8035
PLUMBING & HEATING
Person needed with 3 yrs.
PRESS OPERATOR; Jw
AB Dick 9810XCS & ITEX
Graphics Platemaker 6135.
$18/hr, (610) 448-6911
PRINTING
Alphagraphics in Concord is
now looking for exp. press
operators. If interested
please contact James:
(925) 682-1300
PRINTING/COPYING. Cust.
Srvc Copy Operator. Excel
pay/onfts. 925-370-1589
PRINTING-Docutech Opera-
tor, Fax res. to 925/560-0186
or 6175 Dublin Blvd. Dublin
PRINTING. Exp'd. Bindery/
Delivery person. Must have
dependable_car & current
CDL & ins. Full benefits pkg.
(925) 688-1480
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250 Help Wanted =
POLICE OFFICER
CITY OF PLEASANT HILL
$3791-$4896/MO
(plus uniform allowance) «
The City of Pleasant Hill is ac~
cepting Sp pieaione to es-
tablish an eligibility list for Po-
Officer. Lateral
of
time of aj PPS intment. Must be
at least 21 yrs. of
of appointment ane
valid CA driver's lic. A\
tions may be obtained at the
City of Pleasant Hill, 100
crt Lane, Pleasant Hill,
[Se 2:
Jal
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plica-
3-3323 or by send-
a stamped, __ self-
addressed envelope to Per-
sonnel Dept., at the above
address. ig egy al
available at the Pleasant Hil
Police Be 330 Civic Drive,
Pleasant Hilll. Apply by 5:00
Buy emery lovember
RKS NOT,
fe 3 RESUMES
ACCPETED IN LIEU OF CITY
APPLICATION.
EOE/Minority/Fem/Disa-
bled/Vet.
ba
Printing Press Operator
foie FuC roananeterdl
Gibson, Parting” ‘sf Curtola
Baord 767-643-2552;
Fax 707-557-6380.
PRINTING SUPERVISOR
WINTERLAND, legendary,
merchandiser of screen-
rinted garments to the en-
ertainment and apparel in-
dustries located in San Lean-
dro, has an_ immediate
opening. You will supervise
and train 10-20 textile scree!
printing team; administ
quality control methods}
maximize production efficien+
cy and ensure client satisfac+
tion. Requires 3-5 yrs. hands;
on supervisory experience,
Must be able to work Mon.-
Fri., 4:00pm _- 2:00am and
occasional Saturday shifts:
Experience with high volume
and fast paced environment,
Bilingual helpful. Salary
range: $35-45|
We offer a friendly environ-
ment, convenient location
and competitive benefits
package. Resumes with sala-
ty history to: Human Resourc-
es, Job Code SP-01, 195%
Fairway Drive, San Leandro,
CA 577_ 510/347-4018.
EOE. Email:
personnel@winternand.com '
PROGRAM ADMINISTRATOR:
Adolescent Group Home/sub
abuse treatment exp. wi
mgmt. CCL, staff supv. Li;
cense required. Fax resume |
415/454-7785
PROGRAMMER with 2 yrs
exp. in PL/SQL and 7 yrs. pro-
gramming. Work in Concord,
80,000/yr. & benefits, princi-
pas only, Pls. FAX resume to
110-234-9748.
PRINTING
PRESS OPERATOR for new
shop in San Ramon. Heidel-
berg QM experience pref.
Come grow with us! Fax re-
sume to: (925) 244-9911
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lease inception. 36 month
PROPERTY MGMT. On-site
mar for 20 new condos in
Vallejo. Se Ai & maint. exp.
aye Condo + bnfts. Please
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Job Network
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a ae a
250 Help Wanted
PRODUCTION
Matrix, a leading semicon-
ductor equipment manufac-
turer, Is seeking a qualified
candidate for these positions:
PRODUCTION FINAL ASSEMBLER
This Individual has final responsi-
ble for the quality of our prod-
ucts.
This Individual must be able to
read schematics and blue prints,
must be able to perform me-
chanical and electrical assembly
as well as document changes.
This individual must have ma-
chine shop knowledge and pow-
er tool handling ability.
RECEIVING INSPECTOR
This individual will be responsible
for inspecting incoming inventory
for quality and compliance to
specifications.
This Individual will be able to
read drawings and interpret geo-
metric character symbols, be
proficient In the use of dial cali-
pers, digital calipers, venires,
gauges, micrometers and pro-
tractors and have working knowl-
edge of Word, Excel and Access.
Qualified candidates should mail
or fax resumes with salary history
to:
Human Resources
Matrix Integrated Systems
4050 Lakeside Drive
Richmond, CA, 94806
(510) 243-2288 (FAX)
Matrix Is an EOE
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
Jr. Project Manager
International R&D and manu-
facturing firm has an immedi-
ate opening for a highly moti-
vated project manager. Must
be able to concurrently man-
age multiple projects. Inter-
face with customers, engi-
Henna: QA and_manufact-
uring. Technical BS Degree
preferred, Experience a plus,
jut not required. e-mall re-
sume and salary require-
ments to hresources@advan-
cedmobile.com.
PsYCHIATRISTS
F/T, Correctional, CA license.
$100/hr aff USA
1-800-331-8777, ext. 1894,
PURCHASING AGENT/Const.
Large & growing heavy con-
struction co, seeks Purchas-
Ing Agent w/eye for detail &
head for numbers. Self start-
er, team player w/great work
ethic & sense of humor. Fax
resume 925-838-5996.
PURCHASING
Junior Buyer/Expeditor
Entry level pos. for a fast
growing, multi-national elec-
tronics co. Knowledge of
electronic component helpful,
computer skills a must. Fax
resume to (925) 377-3400,
Attn: jblackbum
PURCHASING
Telecom co. seeks purchas-
ing Coordinator for their W.C.
office. Ideal candidate will be
a high energy, multi-task indi-
vidual with purchasing back-
ground. Excel and Oracle a
must: Please fax resume/sal
re to attn.: Staffing @
925-283-3684
REAL ESTATE ASSISTANT,
word processing, bookkeep-
Ing, etc. Part_time, Contact
Rusty Snow, Snow Prop. Co.
(510) 530-3040
REAL ESTATE
RECEPTIONISTICLERICAL(/)
Busy Berkeley R.E. ofc. has
an opening for a highly moti-
vated P/T recept. Duties Incl.
gen. clerical tasks, Candidate
should be prof., organized,
w/strong commun. & cus-
tomer serv. skills, & recept.
exper. 6-10/Hrs./wk., flexible,
&/or wknds. Fax resumes to
Steve @ (510) 549-3720 EOE
REAL ESTATE: We are hirin,
Now! Prudential R.E. In El
Sobrante is expanding their
agt. staff. We'll pay for all but
state fees! 800 400-5391x459
RECEPTION
Can you handle multi-line
phones? Have a friendly &
upbeat attitude? If so, | need
you now! Salary $10+/hr DOE
Office Tech, 925/935-4900
RECEPTION/CHIROPRACTIC.
Altemative health ofc., seek-
ing positive, energetic front
ofc. person. Gd. commun
skills a must. Flex hrs., knowl-
edge of alternative health a
plus. Gd. sal. (510) 530-3328
RECEPTION/Data Entry; pod
phone manner, clerical /data
entry exp., Tues.-Sat., Bnfts.
Candace. 510/653-7227
2
250 Help Wanted
RECEPTION/CUSTOMER
RELATIONS
Picture a lake, a swan, formal
dining rooms plus other fine
amenities. This condo com-
ace for seniors in the heart of
jossmoor, The Waterford, is
seeking a 16-24 hr. daytime
receptionist for Sat., Sun.,
erg poseDN Mondays, Pol-
Ished telephone & people
skills, light typing, computer
literacy and team spirited a
must. Working independent-
ly, you will oversee emergen-
cy systems, take reserva-
tions, write work orders and
more. Candidates please Fax
four resume to (925)
77-7704 or send to Human
Resources, Box 2070, Walnut
Creek 94595. For an hye
tion call (925) 988-7749.
Golden Rain Foundation is an
equal opportunity employer
RECEPTION
FRONT DESK
Bally Total Fitness, Pinnacle
Fitness and Gorilla Sports has
an immediate opening for
Front Desk/Reception posi-
tions in SAN FRANCISCO and
EAST BAY clubs. F/T, P/T,
early moming and late eve-
ning shifts available. We offer
strong benefit package for
full/part time cue ees. Fax
resume to; 925-838-4965.
We BUBROR @ drug free envi-
ronment. An EOE M/F/D/V.
RECEPTIONIST. 5 yrs. exp.
with glass co. poy bonus
& bits. Apply 1 0 Fran
quette Ave. #A, Concord.
RECEPTIONIST
ADMIN. ASST.
Consulting and market re-
search firm in Alameda/ Har-
bor Bay needs full-time multi-
plewine receptionist who also
as excellent editing and da-
ta entry skills. Responsible for
supplies, vendors, faxing,
mail, scheduling, fillng, news-
letter, customer service, etc
Must be professionally cordial
and detail-oriented, Comput-
er skills, MS Word, Excel re-
quired. Review website at
www.techforecasters.com,
then send cover letter, re-
sume to Human Resources,
Technology Forecasters,
1420 Harbor Bey Parkway
AEE; Alameda 94502. No
calls
Receptionist/
Admin. Asst.
Resp. incl. heavy phones &
recept. desk for Lafayette
software firm. Job skills reqs
excel, commun. skills &
hone manner, 99, organiza-
ional skills, MS Word, Excel,
& filing. Min. 2 yrs. ofc. Fax
resume to: HR Mar (925)
284-7910 or email to Mary-
lin@ipex.com
RECEPTIONIST
Architectural Network Inc. Is
looking for a dep., resp., in-
dependent, personable re-
ceptionist. PC skills a must
w/exp. In Word, Excel, &
Powerpoint. Hrly. rate DOE.
Fax resume 925-934-5772
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250 Help Wanted
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RECEPTIONIST
Concierge
(P/T, Weekends)
Sunrise Assisted _Living,
seeks an individual to answer
busy phone, assist the mar-
keting team and perform oth-
er tasks as necessary:
rience handlin:
multi-line phone system ani
excellent communication
skills. Must be dependable,
cheerful and enjoy working
around seniors. Competitive
salary. Send your resume to:
Attn: HR., Sunrise Assisted
Living, 2175 Ygnacio Valle
Rd. Walnut Creek,
epee Fax: (925) 932-0105.
SUNRISE
ASSISTED LIVING”
Or WALNUT CREEK
www.sunrise-al.com
RECEPTIONIST
Calpine Corporation, a lead-
ing Rowen company listed on
the NYSE and engaged in the
acquisition, operation and
development of power gener-
ation facilities, has an excel-
lent opportunity for an adept
communicator to perform re-
ceptionist duties in our West-
em Region Office in Pleasan-
ton. You will greet visitors,
field calls, manage mail an
schedule conference rooms,
company vehicles and pa-
gers,
Requires ex
Requires at least 1 yr. of re-
ceptionist, customer service
or general office experience
Must be eae yt with PCs
and e-mail. (ideally MS Out-
look) and have excellent
phone skills.
Fax resumes tor
408-294-4724) Attn: HR. Or
you may mail resumes to:
‘alpine Corporation, Attn:
HR, 50 West San Femando
St., San Jose, CA 95113. EOE
CALPINE
RECEPTIONIST/DOCTOR'S
ASST. F/T or P/T, computer
exp. needed, $7/hr start, Incl
eve., sat., & every other Sun.
(925) 825-8464
Fax (925) 825-8469
RECEPTIONIST/FRONT
COUNTER. Computer exper.,
Phones & people skills. San
famon_ area. Fax resume
707-422-6533 or Call
707-249-1536
RECEPTIONIST
F/T for busy int'l, W.C. co,
Min. 2 yrs. ofc. exp; excel.
commun. skills; Word, Excel
a +. Multi-task oriented,
$10/hr. Fax resume & cover:
MSW (925) 296-3922
RECEPTIONIST/Admin Assistant
Full time or Part-time Job Share
Local healthcare firm has Im-
mediate opening for exp. re-
ceptionist with positive “can
do” attitude. Needs excellent
hone skills with 10 incomin
ines. Must be professional
cheerful and juggle clerical
responsibilities. Word & Excel
exp. preferred. $10-$12/hr.
lus benefits. Send resume
(o HA, MECON, 200 Porter
Drive #210, San Ramon, CA
94583 fax (925) 838-0494,
e-mail jaaxtman@me-
con.com. EOE/M/F/V/D,
RECEPTIONIST.
ADMIN ASSISTANT
Well established Dublin Gen-
eral Contractor seeks highly
motivated, organized Individ-
ual with excellent people
skills & phone manner. Must
be computer literate & able
to perform gen. admin. du-
tles. Fax resume and salary
req. to (925) 803-4405
RECEPTIONIST/Bus\ Con-
cord Orthodontic Ofc. Mon.-
Thurs. 8 am-5 pm. Happy, or-
panized Indiv. w/experience.
ax resume to 925-672-2645
RECEPTIONIST/Cust. Svec.,
must have good comm.
skills, must be flexible & or-
janized, F/T, Mon.-Fri., $9/hr.
leasanton.
Fax resume ee) 426-7086
or call (925) 426-7070
RECEPTIONIST. Computer
skills, answer phones, typing,
fillng (925) 825-8300
RECEPTIONIST
CIRCLE THIS ADI
Pleasanton company seeks
front desk receptionist. Must
know MS Office. Call (925)
463-3773 for details!
Express Personnel Services
CLASSIFIED
Quick & Easy!
RECEPTIONIST ...$11/hr
MARIN-Entry level, great
oppy.
to leam! Mon-Fri
F/T. Basic comp, a +
Perfect Timing
(415) 461-6450
RECEPTIONIST
For major wall street firm.
Busy east bay ofc, Multi-task
josition Fax resume to:
110-486-2470 Attn: Janet
EOE M/F/D/V
RECEPTIONIST for elegant
facial salon. We train in es-
thetics. Employee discount
for waxing, skin care & Bee
ucts. P/T. (510) 848-461
RECEPTIONIST/Front desk
coordinator/telemarketer. Im-
med. opening. Computer &
cust. service skills, Sal. +
bnfts. Call (925) 943-6146
RECEPTIONIST, FT. We are
25 crazy sales people who
need your help at our profes-
sional Oakland Airport Busi-
ness Park Office. If you think
you can handle heavy
Phones, light ping and
computer use, this maybe
the position you have been
looking for. We are willing to
train and develop the right
person. We offer a. good base
salary plus complete benefits
package Including 401K
matching. Management Re-
crulters Intemational, 480 Ro-
land Way #103, Oakland;
510-635-7901.
RECEPTIONIST
Global real estate firm seek-
ing receptionist. Gd. verbal
skills, ‘yp ing, & Windows oP
a plus, Please fax resumes to
Liz at (925) 242-0125
RECEPTIONIST
High Tech. Oakland co.
needs recept. Lt. phones,
need MS Word, some Excel
& PowerPoint. Stock options
In 6 mos, To $15 hour,
Wollborg/Michelson
925-946-0200 Fax 944-8791
email khannan@wmjobs.com
RECEPTIONIST
Immed. opening for F/T re-
ceptionist In busy Castro Val-
ley law firm. Reliable, orga-
nized, computer literate
wi/excel. phone & people
skills, Bnfts. akg. Fax resume
(510) 733-6003
RECEPTIONIST. Immed,
peanod W.C. CPA firm, en-
try level, excel. oppty. to gain
valuable exp. F/T hrly. + bnft.
Mary Ellen (925) 932-3860
ee
250 Help Wanted
eet
RECEPTIONIST; local mort-
gage co. Lt. Input, Word, Ex-
cel, 60 wpm, phone exp. Fax
resume 925-685-1208
RECEPTIONIST: light duties,
must be cornputer literate,
rellable and able to learn
other duties, Fax resume to:
(925) 371-4694, Livermore.
RECEPTIONIST/Ofc. Asst. P/T
position avail. for optometry
practice in Concord. previous
ofc. exp. pref. Please fax re-
sume 925-969-9876
RECEPTIONIST
P/T. Afternoons, eves. & Sats
mature-minded, friendly &
knowledgeable. Phone skills
needed for busy San Ramon
hair salon, Call 925/855-9669
RECEPTIONIST P/T Mon.-
Fri. for busy real estate ofc. In
Montclair Village. Good com-
puter & communication skills
a must! FAX resume to Cold-
well Banker, 510-339-4791
attn. Alex.
RECEPTIONIST; P/T, wkdys.
aft. busy upbeat College Ave.
salon, 510/652-8256
RECEPTIONIST
Receptionist/Office Assistant.
Busy office In need of an or-
ganized energetic person
with excellent commu. jica-
tlon and phone skills, Com-
puter skills a must. Bilingual a
lus. Send resumes w/cover
letter and salary require-
ments to; Child Care Council.
1035 Detroit Ave., Suite 200,
Concord, CA 94518
Attn; C, Flanagan
RECEPTIONIST/SHOW-
ROOM. In W.C. Phones &
sales support. $8/Hr. + bo-
nus to start. Interview call Mr.
Steel, 925-945-8150.
RECEPTIONIST
Safeway, Inc. seeks a moti-
vated, self-starter for our
fast-paced Office Facilities
Management Department,
located at the Walnut Creek
offices,
In this role, you will be re-
sponsible for answering and
rocessing all incoming calls
for the Safeway offices locat-
éd In'Walnut Creek. Maintain-
Ing the console database,
performing receptionist du-
ties, and providing clerical
support as available. To qual-
ify, you must have a HS diplo-
ma (some Business school
preferred) and prior experi-
ence handling the telephone
console for a pane corpora-
tion (600+ employee mini-
mum; Rolm 9751 experience
a plus), A thorough under-
standing of telecommunica-
tlons services; equipment BPs
erations, and strong PC,
customer service and com-
munication skills are musts.
Safeway Inc. offers a com-
petitive salary commensurate
with experience, along with a
comprehensive benefits
package, Please send your
resume with salary history to:
Safeway Inc., Attn: HR
#421-99, 5918 Stoneridge
Mall’ Rd., Pleasanton, CA
94588, or fax to 925/
467-3603. NO PHONE CALLS
PLEASE. EOE M/F/D/V
CS) sareway.
RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY
F/T. For chemical dependen-
oe ram. Office 97 skills,
40WPM, Full benefits. Fax
resume to Newbridge Foun-
dation 510-548-1060, c/o
Peter Budiong. EOE
RECEPTIONIST/Secty. Mon-
Thur. 10-7. Excel. commun.
skills. Hvy. phones, must
have transp. 510-234-4247
RECEPTIONISTS
Our prestigious client needs 2
"people greeters". MS Word
& type 40 wpm. Excel, com-
munications skills_& profes-
sional demeanor, To $30K
Wollborg/Michelson
925-946-0200 Fax 944-8791
emall praposa@wmjobs.com
RECREATION: Dublin Iceland
seeking friendly, hardworking,
store personnel and supervi-
sor trainees. Night weekend
hrs. a must. nO and
hockey knowledge a plus,
Please Call 925/828-1176.
REPORTER
Weekly community newspa-
er in San Leandro, Is looking
ir an exp’d. Reporter. The
ideal candidate will be com-
fortable writing hard news &
feature stories on subjects as
diverse as city politics, edu-
cation & crime. Send resume,
cov. letter & 3 sample clips to
Maggle Sharpe, San Leandro
Times, 2060 WeGE Nye
250 Help Wanted
ar Se
REFINERY
Air Compliance
Specialists
Tosco Refining Sa RY, Is
seeking candidates to fill an
Air Compliance Specialist po-
sition. This position is respon-
sible for providing the Opera-
tlons department with
guidance and support to en-
sure compliance with regula-
tory requirements Including
fugitive emissions, CEMs,
GLMs, tank seal inspections,
and pressure relief devices.
Responsibilities also include
completing associated regu-
latory reports, training, and
auditing existing compliance
systems.
Qualifications: 10+ years' re-
fining experience preferred.
5+ fears' environmental
compliance required. Knowl-
Sdae of Fed/State alr regs re-
quired, and water/waste regs
Beiehed BS In Engineering,
clence, or equivalent_wot
experience required. Excel-
lent interpersonal_and com-
munication skills, Send or fax
resume to: Tosco, HR Dept.,
150 Solano Way, Martinez,
CA 94553; Fax: 925/372-
3021. Tosco Is an equal op-
portunity employer. M/F/D,
TrOoOsSsSco
RESTAURANT
#1 COOK
Need hard working individual
to take charge of small kitch-
en operation wilimited menu
+ your 1 daily dinner special.
Interested? Call Parviz or
Nick for interview,
ABERNATHY’S
1411 Locust St, W.C.
(925) 934-9490
RESTAURANT
Are you looking for a job
with flexible hours?
Exciting work? Good Pay?
Something different every
day? Then Wente Vine-
yards may be the right
place for youl We're
looking for enthusiastic,
motivated, hard working
Individuals who take pride
In thelr work. Part-time
and full-time positions
Including
Catering Servers
Dishwashers
Prep, Line and
Lead Cooks
We offer a full benefit
package with medical,
dental, life Insurance
401(k), ete.
Interested candidates
send resume to: Wente
Vineyards 5050 Arroyo
Rd, Livermore, CA 94550
Fax Cindy 925-456-2401
Email: jobs@wente
vineyards.com
Wente Vineyards is an
EOE
www.wentevineyards.com
Employment Hotline
925-456-2370
RESTAURANT
Back 40 Texas BBQ hiring F/T
line cook, days, exp. req. Ap-
py in person after 2 pm. 1918
jak Park Blvd. Pleasant Hill
RESTAURANT.
Bartender -_ Server. ay
day/some eve 925-934-7332
RESTAURANT Benicia Park
Cafe now hiring servers and
dishwashers. All shifts avall-
able Apply: 2034 Columbus
Parkway, Benicia.
RESTAURANT Benicla Park
Cafe seeks exp. sous chef.
Fax resume 510-223-9157
RESTAURANT: Breakfast
Cook & Wait Person. Apply In
erson; 2000 Intemational
larket Pl., San Pablo.
RESTAURANT/CAFE. Counter
Help, P/T, wknds. Will train.
Cherubini, Alamo
(925) 743-0824
RESTAURANT.
Caffino drive thru Expresso Is
seeking enthusiastic team
members & asst. mgr. for
Pleasanton location. All shifts
avail, $6.25/nr + tips to start.
Med/Vac., bnfts. Call
Ave. 94577; or 1-800-600-8070 ext 2925.
510-483-4209, Leave message for Gary.
RESAURANT RESTAURANT Cashier &
Faz is now hiring bartender
M-F, cocktail waiter/ess, bus
person, Apply in person 2
Boas pm, Mon thru Fri. 5121
lopyard Ad. Pleasanton.
CAREER
CHANGE
SOUND GOOD?
CHECK
CLASSIFIED
It has endless possiblities
THENEWS
IS SPREADING
T.J. MAXX IS THE PLACE FOR LP PROFESSIONALS!
If you're looking for a high profile, high impact Loss
Prevention career to complement your interest in
business and love of retail, turn to T.J. Maxx. The #1
off-price retailer in the country, we offer a company-
wide culture dedicated to career growth, promotion
from within and an open door policy.
otore Detectives
Up to $11.00/hour, depending on experience.
Here’s an interesting and intriguing opportunity in Loss
Prevention. As a Store Detective at TJ. Maxx, you will
conduct plain clothes, loss prevention activities as well
as lead meetings and educational programs for store
staff, You will also become a part of a team that has a
direct impact on our success, As a leading off-price
retailer, we offer a quality work environment that fea-
tures growth potential and excellent benefits.
Open interviews are being held on Mon.,
1, 10am-7pm and Tues.,
Ipm-5pm at: T.J. pay 4840 Dublin Blyd.,
aXx
opportunity employer committed to workforce
Nov.
Dublin, CA. TJ.
Nov. 2,
is an equal
diversity, A Diyision of The TJX Companies, Inc.
Visit us at www.TJX.com
FEMDK
AMERICAS FONE
OFF-PRICs ReTsI_ SR.
NOW HIRING
FOR OUR NEW
STORES
IN SAN RAMON &
PLEASANT HILL!
Assistant Managers including
Human Resources & Cafe
Community Relations
Coordinator
Corporate Sales
Representative
Book Sellers
Music Sellers
Baristas
Full Time ¢ Part Time * Seasonal
Come see us at our
CAREER FAIR
November 3, 11am - 5:30pm
San Ramon Marriott
Bishop Ranch Ballroom
2600 Bishop Drive
San Ramon, CA
Apply in person at our San Ramon store
at 120 Sunset Drive. For our Pleasant
Hill store apply at San Ramon.
You may fax your resume to Liz
-Rensenbrink, Regional Recruiter,
/ (510) 625-1544
~ Borders is proud to be an
Equal Opportunity Employer.
BORDERS:
Walt staff; Exp'd. & energet-
ic, Hrs. 11-5, apply 790D Oak
Grove Rd. Concord
RESTAURANT
COOKS
Gppty. to mgr. kitchen Too!
Breakfast_ and lunch Tues.
thru Sat. Exp. pref., Cafe Dia-
blo 785 Oak Grove Rd. Conc.
RESTAURANT - Cook/prep
cook, and dishwasher, exp.
prefd. Fill out_application at:
Mama's Royal Cafe
4012 Broadway, Oakland.
RESTAURANT-Cooks, P/T_ &
F/T, 950 Country Club Dr.,
Moraga. Pam: 925/377-7843
RESTAURANT
807 Camino Ramon Dr.
Danville, CA 94526
EOE
RESTAURANT deli in Orinda
counter help. Flex hrs. fun at-
mosphere. (925) 254-7202
a
250 Help Wanted
RESTAURANT
FOOD & BEVERAGE
DIRECTOR
Crow Canyon Country Club In
Danville is now interviewing)
for their food & beverage di-
rector's position 5 years ex-
perience in a private club or
related Industry required.
Must have strong merm-
ber/guest & empicyee skills
through knowledge of food,
spirits, wine & service quality
training background. Position
available Nov, 15th, 1999
(925)
35-
Email dfrancis@ourclub.com
RESTAURANT
Highly energized Individuals
sought for awesome Aussie
themed restaurant opening
soon In Pinole!
OUTBACK
STEAKHOUSE
NO RULES-JUST RIGHT
1361 Fitzgerald Dr., Pinole
RESTAURAN
HOLIDAY INN
Livermore. Hiring yi
Servers, Bus Persons, P/T-
F/T. Excel. benefit pkg. Apply
at 720 Las Flores Rd:
(925) 443-4950
RESTAURANT
Join the professional team at
BLACKHAWK GRILL
@ Maitre D/Host/Hostess
Prep Cook
e Dishwasher
@ Food Server
Fax resume to
Lance 925-736-1062
or call 925-736-4295
RESTAURANT Kitchen Mgr.
& Dishwasher Motivated,
exp. Person Gd, _ pay
925-998-2223. or 790D Oak
Grove Rd., Concord.
RESTAURANT
LE VIRAGE
Hiring all pos. F/T. Apply in
peor 2211 No. Main We
RESTAURANT/LOUNGE
PEPPERMILL
Management
Solid Rest./Bar Mgmt. ex
req. Good salary, 5 day week,
medical, Dental, matching
401K.. 1100 Concord Ave.
Fax (925) 825-5372
RESTAURANT; Manager,
exp. w/hands-ons multi-
tasked capabilities needed
for fast-paced hip concept In
Fax ee to:
Concord & Walnut Creek.
Ground floor opportunity.
Good pay & benefits. Call
(925) 932-5039 between 9-3
or Fax resume to
(925) 932-5165
RESTAURANT
New location. Now hiring at
COUNTRY WAFFLI
Looking for winners to come
Join a winning team. Servers,
Cooks, Dishwashers,
Host/ess. Apply 1803 Homies
St. Livermore.
RESTAURANT
New location. Now hirin,
OUNTRY WAFFLI
Looking for friendly, energetic
food servers. Apply 1803
Homies St. Livermore.
at
ee
250 Help Wanted
SE SS
250 Help Wanted
oe
genvers Alda oe
Crow Canyon Country Club in Great Opportunities!
anville has positions avall-| Dollar Tree Stores, the na- Te
able for full & part time serv- | tion's largest $1 pre point = x 5S
ers. Flexible schedules, good | retailer is curren’ y seeking || fear ee
working environment. Experl- | Assoc. Managers, & Manag-
ence preferred but will train. | ers Trainees for the Contra READY TO CO,
Please call Mark f ap- Coste ee whic posse Sg ACH
lark for an lates who ss har-
intment @ (925) 735-5719. diine DP customer serv. AWINNING TEAM?
interviews Tues-Fri, 10am | skills. Retall exp. & thrive in a
4pm 711 Silver Lake Drive,
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bnfts. incl. 401K, poe shar- | Sporting Goods retaler"@
RESTAURANT ing, dental & health. Pls. fax | jooking for CAREER-DRIVEN Exp,
TH fegume to (707) 263-8526 or | PEOPLE to Join our manage-
E CANTINA forward resume to: Dollar | ment training program as:
Now accepting applications | Tree Stores, Attn: District
for host/cooks/dish/oussers. | Mar, Shorting Center Mall,
Apply Mon-Fri 2-4PM, Fun | 1 5 So. Main St., Lakeport, MANAGEME
atmosphere, great CA 95453
opportunities, 1470 N.
Broadway, Walnut Creek
RESTAURANT
TOGO'S
3454 Camino Tassajara Rd.
fast paced environment.
EOE MF
Ae Se
RETAIL. Help wanted, all
Rite-Ald, 2140
shifts avail.
Contra Costa Bivd., P.H.
(925) 691-0160
Then it’s time to start traini
TRAINEES
If you've got the mana
ment/retall experience an; iF
winning attitude, you'll
In Danville is now hiring at RETAIL advantages like: z Ontoy
fs ® Tremendous growth
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925-648-2850 © First Fie ested raise to
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RESTAURANT. Waitress & © Paid medical/dental-family
Waiter, F/T & P/T. Exp. req. | Looking for retail associates Inclusive
Contact Lee (925) 274-9496
RESTAURANT Wait _ staff
with a flair for color & home
decorating. We provide all
training
and coaching for
© 401 (k) plan
needed for club grill room or | SUCCESS. For a personal interview,
banquets, exp. req. Steve apply Tuesday, Nov, 9,
310/233-7560 If you are: from 10am-6pm
RESTAURANT Wait Person.
@ Customer Service
at our store located at:
1840 Willow Pass Road
Concord
P/T Exp'd. 5am-3pm. Millie's | e Enthusiastic
Kitchen. Laf. 925-283-2397 | e Flexible
——____________—_ |e Professiondl........ EOE
EE recone, ee www.big5sportinggoods.com
enced Line ish- a
washer. Fine dinner house. THEN WE WANT YOUIIII!!! RETAIL/SALES
Please call 510-741-8875 peel phate Clerk.
| ed, enings for Mor., | \' Is Ing for an enthu-
RESTAURANTS OTe Toe el eies Associ: | slastic person to help in thelr
Wanted food servers, ©xP. | ates. We offer the following Marine Parts Store. Some
helpful. Apply in person, computer knowledge Is help-
7am-3pm, 1005 Brown Ave.
Lafayette, ‘CA (925) 284-9390
RETAIL - A & H Hallmark
Shops (Moraga & Montclair
Village - Oakland) seeks
PT/ Peon: & seasonal sales
associates. Must be mature,
outgoing & dedicated. Bnfts.
© Sail + Comm. Incentives
Avg. $8-$15/Hr.
ful.
juties include stocking,
sales,
parts running and
@ Pd, On-The-Job Training working with great people.
© Benefits ~ | Full_bn i peceaue including
Med, /Dent./401 (k) profit shai ng, health, 401
lust rus
* Advancement
@ Pd. Vac./Hol./Sick
Call Our 24 Hour
and more, 9
test. Contact Ralf Morgan
510-237-4141
aval . Apply at stores: Moraga Job Hotline Now! RETAIL SALES
joppin enter IDAY Ext. 7! j
Moraga Ra, & Montciar vi | ©) Eos 64 | Mancini’s Sleep World
lage 1976 Mountain Bivd. the Bay Area's best place to
RETAIL BAY BOOKS
Used book store in San Ra-
mon seeks P/T-F/T book lover
Grt. bnfts. (925) 855-1524
=3 DAY
BLINDS.
buy a mattress. Come grow
with us. F/T sales poston
available now. Eam up to
$65K/yr._ in. commission,
Great bnfts. Pd. training. Call
The Window Covering Specialists. ® Mark Daly 408-472-9: or
RETAIL Equal Opportunity Employer FAX resume to 510-489-1742
Borders Books, Music, | = RETAIL SALES, Satelite oye
GER + ems from the SunValley,
& Cafe Grnak falar tas job, Santa Stoneridge & Hilltop Malls.
is now hiring Photos, South Shore Ctr. Call | Hourly +, commisions. Call
BOOK SELLERS, | Dan 1-800-281-8426, eza oleae
MUSIC SELLERS & [FETAL 1, |. SWEET DREAMS
BARISTAS Mr. Mopps Children’s Toy Store, seeking fun, hard.
for Its new store locations in Books & Toys working persons for ‘perm
Pleasant Hill & San Ramon
See our display
ad for more details.
RETAIL
CUSTOMER
SERVICE REP
Chevron Stations Inc., is cur-
rently accepting applications
for Customer Service Rep. at
our Richmond facility. Call
Andrew for details
(510) 243-9580
RESTAURANT: Now hiring
Barista/Counter Person. exp.
pref. but not req. Apply in
erson to our retail bakel
omalo, 1430 Mt. Diablo
Blvd, W.C. (925) 296-0100
RESTAURANT
Now hiring breakfast/unch
Frendly, energetic food serv-
ers.
Country Waffles. Apply at:
7274 San Ramon Ra. Dublin
RESTAURANT
P/T walt staff to work week-
ends for Commodore Dining
Cruises in Alameda. Eam ex-
tra cash while cruising the
Bay. (925) 256-3731
RESTAURANT: P/T Weekends
for. Bartender. Dishwasher.
Also Chef (Sun. am only).
Appt. (925) 706-1187
RESTAURANT. Pasta Cook
Food Server, Pizza Deliverer
Eves, & weekends. P/T.
(925) 254-1200
RESTAURANT
PASTRY COOK
Fine Dining, local restaurant
Scere applications _ for
full-time Pastry Cook. $10/hr.
Fax resume to:
707-422-4388
EOE
RESTAURANT
PEPPERMILL
Will train hosts & server.
Benefits, vacation, Insurance.
Apply in person at:
1100 Concord Ave, Concord.
RESTAURANT Prep cook for
catering sales pos, Mon-Fri.
AM $10-13/ hr.+ bnfts. Gd.
attitude. (925) 283-6890
RESTAURANT
Taos Grill, Embassy Sultes
now hiring bar tenders, pro-
fessional servers, room ser-
vice staff, bussers, and
cooks. (925) 934-2500
-erage, 401(k),
RETAIL - Customer Srvc.
P/T, AM & PM shifts. Call
925-798-6649 Pleasant Hill.
RETAIL
Danville
Lafayette &
Walnut Creek
Work with the best coffee
beans and the best human
beans. Our Contra Costa
stores are currently Interview-
ing for part-time (21-35
hrsWwk, $7-$9/hr) retail sales
& full-time assistant manager
positions. Competitive pay,
medical, Including prescrip-
tion, chiropractic and vision,
dental, domestic partner cov-
ald vacation
& sick time, discounts, and
advancement opportunities.
Apply at 435 Railroad Avenue
in Danville, 3518 Mount Dia-
blo Bivd., #E in Lafayette, or
1343 Locust Street, 1835
Ygnacio Valley Road in Wal-
nut Creek; or send your re- RETAIL SALES 1-800-273-5721
sume & cover letter to: Zabed ALEXIS H
Choudhury, Peet's Coffee &| Well established Women's or drop by our
eRe ae eee Berke- specialty store, has'a unique FAB
" 3 . re) tunity for experi-
We encourage applications enced, mon iy tee Sales HOLIDAY OB 1
ecialty store exp. a 2 to
from Beare all ages, races | definite plus. all Tuesday- Sat., Now. 6th- 10 amt
and ethnic backgrounds Saturday _- 925/932-1044. Macy’s Walnut Creek - Broad
Pets
Coffee s Tea
www.peets.com
RETAIL
EDWARD'S LUGGAGE
in W.C./Broadway Plaza hir-
Ing FT/PT. $9/r. Great work-
ing environ. & bnfts. Call Mary
Ann (925) 988-9098 or fax re-
sume to: (925) 988-9119
RETAIL. Party shop.
seeks Cashiers & Stockers.
$7-$9/nr, DOE. 925/284-9150
F/T, P/T Sales Pos,
Flex hrs. Generous Discount.
Med/dental. Paid Vacation
RETAIL
PRO SHOP CLERK
Beautiful Fitness/Tennis
Center Tennis Dept., beauti-
on the
ful park-like settin
water. P/T, eves., wknds. Cal
Peterman
Rd., Alameda
sonalized gifts, 15-20hrs.Wk.
Danville. 925-820-5999
DOE. Outdoor sporting gds.
BASE CAMP ESSE! LS
843 B Gilman St., Berkeley
(510) 524-3108
RETAIL SALES
Adult
ing F
desire to excel in their field
We offer competitive wages,
Now accepting applics. for
Christmas. Varied duties. Call
mgr. for appt. 510-527-6383
Laf.
RETAIL- PHAIR'S of Orinda
Phone Cyndee 925-254-4381
ee @
510-521-5414 ext. 127 or ap-
ply in person @ Harbor Bay
lub, 200 Packet Landing
RETAIL-Quality Control, per-
Mon./Wed./Fri. J.W. Bentley
RETAIL SALES; $7-$10/nr.
ift & video store seek-
sales associates, with
fax 925/294-5605, Attn.: Jim
E/T-P; erkeley. Barb 510-
548-1050; Sherry 549-1211
RETAIL SALES
W.C. Home Care Cntr.
F/T. Prof. appearance, ener-
getic, will train, 925-284-6106
We presently have
COMMI:
RECOVERY
medical/dental/401K, mgmt. L ILLTOP, FAIRFIELD, and PLEAWS
Seon A Piya ores. Join us for the holiday seasonal
lot Too Nau 3 Soe i
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RETAIL - Sales & Customer
Service, hardware/lumber co.
F/T, $10/hr. Richert_ Lumber
Pleasanton (925) 846-5040
RETAIL Sales F/T, Mon.-Fri.
9-5;30, San Ramon Trophy
Human Resources in the Mei
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Call (925) 866-6104.
RETAIL SALES. Home Life
Fumiture seeks F/T sales &
ofc. reps. Call 925-227-8400
FAX 925-227-8408.
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RESTAURANT-Dishwasher/
Prep Cook. P/T_ & F/T. 950
Country Club Dr., Moraga.
Call Pam: 925/377-7843
RESTAURANT.
DOMINO'S PIZZA
Now hiring Asst. Mgr. w/fast
food exp. POST 4 P.M.
3639 McArthur Blvd.
Oakland. (510) 530-6609
Advancement opportunities
RESTAURANT
EARN
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S.F. Carts & Consessions has
openings for hot dog &
espresso vendors. Great pay,
comm., & tips. Nr. BART.
(415) 436-0399
RESTAURANT
Excellent opptys. _ Cooks,
Servers, Managers, Bussers,
Cashiers, temp & perm jobs.
Food Services foe Paid
weekly to $15/hr. Choose
your schedule. 925-283-4475
or FAX 925-283-4151.
RESTAURANT; bed. break-
fastline cook. P/T day shift.
Hotel or club exp. a plus. Call
Jay 510/233-7550
RESTAURANT. Food Servers,
Bus Person, Kitchen Staff.
pply In person, 3576 Mt.
Diablo Bivd., Lafayette.
RESTAURANT
French Restaurant seeking
classically trained chef w/min.
10 years exp. Must have cull-
nary degree or certification &
mgmt. skills. Excellent bnfts.
Fax resume: (925) 933-3820.
RESTAURANT -FT/PT Wait
Staff, $6.50 hr+ tips. Apply in
person: Cafe Four Eleven,
411 Hartz. Ave. Danville
RESTAURANT. Garlic di Pasta
In Pleasanton Is hiring Food
Servers, Host/Hostesses,
bussers. Fax: 925/485-4588
RETAIL
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for the Holidays
If you need a holiday job,
we need friendly, enthusiastic
¢ sales counselors
* warehouse associates
who can work through the Holiday Season.
Working with us is more fun because we sell
the hottest audio, video, and communications
gear from the top brands that people really
want. That's simply how we became the area's
largest entertainment electronics specialist.
And being one of
the Good Guys is
even more fun with
our attractive
merchandise
discount and
end-of-the-season
cash bonus of up
to $200 on top of
your hourly earnings
and commissions.
In fact, it’s so much fun that many of our
holiday employees stay with us to build their
careers at the Good Guys, No prior electronics
experience is necessary and you can start now
through November 15, so let’s get together.
You can apply in person from
10 a.m. to 9 p.m., Monday through Friday
at any of these stores:
* [280A Willow Pass Rd., Concord
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Employer
SALES
CABINET INSTALLER
Sub-contractor needed In E.
Bay. Bonded wiC-6 & ins.
aI Bay, Con-
tact Don Koch @ ID, 225
Eim Ave., Galt, CA 95632.
00) 356-3001. Fax (209)
45-0707
karps@bmdusa.com
SALES (CAMERA)
Exp. Pref. Immed. Opening.
Fl. Med. Bnfts, Serious In-
quiries Only. Apply In person:
71524 Locust St.Walnut Creek
SALES;
Closet Designer
Largest Closet Co. Seekin:
outside sale Rep. for Eas
Bay area, High Commission
with bonus. Please send re-
sume to Andrew at: 925-
687-1867 ph.: 925/687-0225
SALES;
Expanding East Bay whole-
sale prod, design Co. needs
energetic inside sales rep, to
help open new territory. Have
fun and be willing to succeed
Can do attitude a must. Base
sal. + comm. Fax resume:
(510)234-1004
sI-
SALES
FARMER'S Insurance
Is Srateles its
marketing oer Ss. & Is
seeking qual. Indivs. to train
in our next class. Call
(925) 686-6069 or fax resume
1925) 686-6092 Wm. White,
IM, East Bay Recruiting Ctr.
SALES, FARMERS INS.
Put Your College Degree To
Work & Build Your Own Bus
Details toll free 877-255-2020
SALES-FURNITURE
Concord. Well estab. store
needs aggressive sales Indiv.
Fax 925/686-1896
SALES
GET PAID WHAT YOU
ARE WORTH
We pay the biggest comm. in
the frdustry Aavantage Pub-
lishing Is seeking a prof. sales
erson to help build our pubs.
Butside sales exp. req. Come
grow w/us. Dave Rothwell,
Sales Mgr., 707/226-3363,
SALES/GREETER at Danville
car wash. Pref. exp. Can eam
up to $50,000 salary +
comm. (925) 648-2250
SALES. HEALTH/NUTRITION
Are you a leader?
Need people who can help
with recruiting and training
ee sales force.
(610) 528-8283
SALES
HOME HEALTH SALES
(Account Exec)
Join an int'l. leader in home
peal care! ee have an ex-
citing oppty. for you in our
Contra Costa, Alameda area,
for the right Indiv. to join our
dynamic team. This is a high
visibility pos. & reqs, exten-
sive sales exp., Bistersny in
the health care industry. You
must have a proven track re-
cord w/demonstrated suc-
cess in building new bus. If
you are ready to take on a
very challenging & rewarding
oppty. pls. fax your resume
STAFF BUILDERS
Fax: (510) 608-0731
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INSIDE SALES
Now hiring acct. managers to
join growing mfg. firm.
jal./Comm./Bonus + _bnfts.
Some travel. Fax resume to:
925-828-0866
SALES Inside sales, mfar.
rep. agency, speciallzing in
Indscp. and irrigation sales,
seeking a F/T indlv. to fill a
multi-task sales pos. Win
95/98 exp. req., excel. ph.
skills a must, indust. exp. a
plus. Sal, & many bnfts. Fax
resume (925)462-6604 Ofc. in
Pleasanton, relocating to
Brentwood 02/01/00
SALES/NSURANCE
Career Deport
What we have to offer is no
gimmick. We need 3-4 more
People to help operate an in-
surance office in the SF Ba
area for a national S & P 50
company. No experience
necessary, we will train the
fight person in sales, service,
and management. We sup-
* Free TV, radio, and direct
mail leads.
ee trips for top produc-
* Up to 400% advanced.
* An exceptional income.
For a confidential interview
Call (800) 999-9055 Ext. #A8,
Mr. Holmquist
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250 Help Wanted
SALES/MEDICAL
Rapidly growing Respirator
co. Be! motivated, enercete
Ic, results-oriented indlv. to
market home oxygen & med-
ications to local medical
Pee in the East Bay, If you
lave proven success in pros-
ee
250 Help Wanted
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SALES
Retail Sales
Merchandisers
ecting, cold calling & estab-
ishing relationships fax your Contra Costa County
resume to Pacific
Services. 415-893-1522 | & Surrounding Area
Email lorim@ppsc.com.
Sal. + exceptional comm.
Want a |-
program, incentives + bnfts. a a
tion that offers flexibility and
SAIES fulfillment?
Morgan Stanley Mop rete
Dean Witter
As a Retall Sales Merchan-
diser, you'll sell and mer-
chandise our products, work
with store management to
assure salabllity and mer-
chandise position, and elimi-
nate out-of-stocks,
has an opening for a Finan-
cial Advisor Trainee. Paid in-
depth training program of-
fered. Business experience
and sales and communica-
tions skills required. Please
call MSDW today. Wendy
D'Ambrogia, leasanton
(925) 463-0185. EOE
SALES
New Business Dvimpt
Inc. magazine, top 500 co.
seeks 2 outside reps. to pre-
sent to new accounts. Col-
lege deg. prefid. Assertive,
motivated, self starters w/ ex-
cel. verbal and written skills.
Professional presentation
skills training. Pay plus
comm. plus bonus. First yr.,
$30-60K. Fax _—_—s resume:
510-635-4677. Email:
kball@earthlink.com
To qualify, you'll need:
® Astrong interest in sales
® Excellent communication
skills
® Reliable transportation with
Tearne Insurance
Avalid driver's license
® Ability to work 20 hrsAwk
© Must reside within area
Want to find out more about
this “sweet deal?" Send your
resume and a letter of appli-
cation to: c/o Times Job Net-
work, P.O. Box 4718- 281,
Walnut Creek, CA 94596
(Candidates in whom we are
interested will be contacted
within 10 days.) An equal oj
iewealis employer, ME.
iomen and minorities are
encouraged to apply.
Hershey
Chocolate U.S.A.
SALES
Open House Nov. 3rd-Nov.
5th, from 1-5 pm. At The
Associates, 6698 Amador
Plaza Rd. Ste. A, Dublin.
The Associates US Home Eq-
uity Operation is expandin:
into Dublin & core for
qual. loan officers. Lending
exper. a +, but not req.
$2500/mo. sal. + excel
bnfts. + outstanding monthly
incentive programi!l If you
have strong sales & com-
mun. skills, & a desire to in-
rene your eaming tential SALES
wia Tr. Old CO.
to our Open House or FAK UP 22%
four resume t his at
your 925-803-6009 EARN $50-$60K
No Calls Please. YOUR 1ST YEAR
SALES. Outgoing indivs. to
estab. neWnlgeel nee ac- MINIMUM!
counts, flex. hrs.,_ bilingual
helpful. Call 510-839-741
SALES
Outside Sales Position, petro-
leum industry. Base + com-
mission + millage. Need car.
707-747-9500.
SALES/OUTSIDE
Nations largest window tint-
ing company Is expanding to
Northern Cal. We are looking
for aggressive individuals to
train for in-home sales.
No Experience Necessary:
If your not afraid to talk to
home owners & want unlimit-
ed income potential, we want
you. Paid training, salary, car
allowance, bonuses & pro-
motion to _ management.
Must work Sat.'s Call Mike
Rogers 1-800-974-7459 x601
SALES/OUTSIDE
Established bldg. specialties
subcontractor seeking sales-
person w/exp. in basic blue-
print reading. Knowledge of
idding & familiar w/construc-
tion procedures Is a plus.
Draw/comm. to $50K, car al-
lowance, 401K & medical
Sell the hottest automotive
product in the Bay Area.
Currently we are lookin:
few motivated individuals
who would like to make a lot
of money
© Paid Training
@ Medical/Dental Benefits
e@ $1500/month 3 month
guarantee
Apply in person. EOE
Ask for Kia or Rod
4145 Braodway Auto Row
Oakland, Downtown Toyota
SALES: Up To $65KVear
1 F/T, Exp., motivated sales
person. Great "bonus"
program, bnfts. Upscale
shown. Call Dennis
(925)930-9282, Fax 930-7028
SALES
Wood windows, no pitches,
no gimmicks, no hard close.
Seeking responsible, prof
sales person motivated for a
career, Base pay + comm.
w/bonuses & med. bnfts. Call
Craig (408) 298-5546
SECRETARY; 4 yrs. exp. on
fora
Word & Excel. e 55 wpm.
Send resume to Gen. Mar. | $14fhr. (610) 267-0575
Oakland CA 94608
a SECRETARY
1 Excellent oppty. for top notch
Outside Sign Sales | professional secretary. Enjoy
Looking for exp. sales per- | 2 varety of responsibilities as
you handle confidential info.
and provide secretarial/
admin. SUPPOI to Sr. level
mgmt. Solid skills includin
Spreagenes exp. essential
is is one of the best com-
son. Attn. to detail a_must.
Fax Resume 925-371-5232.
SALES REPRESENTATIVE
Industrial/Environmental anies to work for in the area.
all prrex eve
earch Solutions
GET ON THE ROAD | 925/037-3201 Fax 937-3203
TO A GREAT CAREER
SECRETARY
Labor Union. Excel. phones
and secretarial skills. MS
Word/Excel/Graphics, 55wpm
$17.76 Per hr. 35 Hrs./wk.
Benefits, Must have auto/in-
surance. Cov. letter/resume
via fax/mail by 11/12 at sy)
12
Baker Tanks, a leading na-
tionwide equipment rental
company, is looking for an
energetic self-starter with
sales Sxperlence: for outside
sales in the greater San Fran-
cisco Bay Area to call on in-
dustrial accounts and gener-
ate new business. We offer a
competitive | compensation
package with auto allow-
ance. Send resume with sal-
ary history to;
to J. Johnson, Local 535.
27th St., Oakland 946
(610) 893-0934 Pls. no calls
SECRETARY-LITIGATION
Experienced legal secretary
(2-5 yrs), organizational skills,
detail-oriented, focused,
needed by Clvil Litigation At-
tomey in small Berkeley law
firm. F/T position. Multiple
tasks. Know court rules, have
strong litigation skills.
Microsoft Word - Macintosh.
Position in friendly, working
environment. Fax resume:
Ofc. Mgr. at 510-548-3143
TANKS
2121 Piedmont Wa‘
Pittsburg, CA 9456:
Email: danitabt@cs.com
Attn: Division Sales Manager
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250 Help Wanted
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SECURITY
50 Openings
pad training/vacation,
incentive, promotional oppor-
tired of the rest, then yen the
best! Apply at the
nearest you: OAKLAND
Hegenberger Ad, #100,
510/563-4000; FREMONT -
39417-A Fremont _Bivd.,
510/656-6874; CONCORD -
(lone ony), Concord
ark N Shop 4828 Salvio St.,
behind McDonald's across
from Petco.
BURNS
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SECURITY
Are you looking for a_chal-
lenge? The Berkeley Guides
progiay innovated approach
io providing a safer down-
town Berkeley commun.
Adults over 18 yrs. of age.
Good communication skills,
both verbally & written, emo-
tionally mature, street wise,
problem solver, work out-
doors, Are iu up for the
challenge? P/T, mall or Fax
resume and a 200 word es-
say why you feel you are
ualified for this position to
jerkeley Boosters Assoc. P.O
Box 17, Berkeley CA 94701 or
Fax 510 649-0886. Deadline
11/1089.
SECURITY DIRECTOR
The Macerich Company Is
seeking a security profes-
sional to direct security oper-
ations at_County East Mall,
Antioch, CA. The secuntty di-
rector reports to the general
manager and Is an integral
art of the management
leam. The ideal candidate
will have a strong security
background and excel In per-
sonnel management, em-
ployee development and
raining. An degree or
higher is preferred. Macerich
ls an equal opportunity em-
ployer and offers competitive
Salary and benefits. Appll-
cants should send resumes
with salary history to General
Manager, FAX: (925)
778-6873, or e-mail; Shelly
Rossi@Macerich.com. Tele-
phone or walk-in inquires will
not be accepted.
SECURITY
Great Opportunity
Monument Security is looking
for eee or non-exp'd. for
P/T-F/T openings in our loss
prevention division, under-
cover, plain clothes. Excel
wages, pd. training, flex hrs.
Pls. call 408-776-2034; or fax
resume 408-776-2040
SECURITY GUARD: F/T po-
sition avail. Provide security
for large substance abuse
treatment clinic. Requires ex-
cellent communication and
mediation skills. Excellent
benefits. $9.08/hr. — Re-
sumesj/cvr Itrs: Clinic Director,
1414 Cutting Bivd.,
Richmond, CA 94804.
Fax (510) 232-8652. EOE
SECURITY GUARDS. Ex
pref. but not req, F/T, P/T,
rave shift. Gd. work history.
‘AX resume 707-863-9785 or
call 1-800-833-3397. 24 hrs.
SECURITY GUARDS
Immediate Openings
For 10 new positions. $200
Hiring bonus w/this ad. No
exp, nec. F/T & P/T, nights,
wknds. & holidays. W.C./Con.
area. Regs. car, valid CDL &
hone, clean police record.
Iniforms provided. Se bey
& bnfts. avail. (925) 689-8028.
SECURITY
Immediate openings in Con-
cord. F/T & P/T shifts. $9/nr. +
excel. benefits. Call for im-
mediate consideration.
415-249-4710
SECURITY
IMMEDIATE OPENINGS
POST CMDR. Armed/exp.
GRAVEYARD OFFICER.
Unarmed/exp.
Bnfts, avail. 714/692-7689.
SECURITY
Immed. openings for eect,
officers & shift leads. $8-$10/
hr. DOE & pos. Call Debra
Mon.-Fri. 510-763-4001
Healthcare Security Srvcs.
SECURITY
Post Cmdr. Armed
Strong In training, communi-
cating written & verbal. San
Pablo area. 714/692-7689
SECRETARY Oakland Airport
SALES Satellite _ systems
co., needs person to handle
Closers needed. SunvValley,
Stoneridge, & Hilltop malls. correspondence, computer
Big commission per sale reception, packing, & relates
1-800-397-5554 duties. Gd. starting sal., &
some health & pension bnfts.
Fax resume 510-614-7175
SECRETARY P/T
F/T potential for small termite
SALES & Serv. Reps.
Exp. helpful, clean DMV
record, must be 21 years old,
extensive trainin:
program, eam mid-30's
co. -A/R, C_ literate,
Quickbooks (510) 531
-9772
SECRETARY/Receptionist
Needed immediately for busy
accounting firm, mputer
and communication skills ab-
solutely necessary. Fax
resume (510) 482-2316
SECRETARY. Solo civil ca
nds. P/T secty. Gd. work envi
ron. Pls. fax resume & sal.
req. to: 510-893-3321
career advancement.
Warehouse
Exp. helpful, start at $10/nr,
must be 18 years old, career
advancement.
Apply in person at
Safety Kleen Systems
400 Market St, Oakland
94607. Telephone inquiries
Monica Shannon
'800)769-5802 Tu,/Thur.
('800)511-8365 Mon.Wed./Fn.
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Tama manufacturer’s rep that sells parts to
manufacturers of recreational vehicles; i.e.,
personal watercraft, ATVs, snowmobiles,
motorcycles, etc. We need an individual whose
major responsibilities will be to review
purchase orders, confirmations, shipping
schedules, etc., and then coordinate those
schedules with customers.
This work takes about 4 hours/day, 5
days/week, but you will have some flexibility
with these hours. To ey and excel in
this position, you should have a variety of
secretarial skills which especially include the
following characteristics:
Extremely honest
Like working with numbers
An extremely warm, friendly personality
that works well with different people
iyping and computer skills, including
knowledge of word processing programs
SSNS
If you have these characteristics, please send a
resume and if possible, any supporting
documentation that illustrates these skills to
P.O. Box 775, Pleasanton, CA 94566.
SERVICE CLERK
WALGREENS
Accepting applic. for Service
Clerk/Cashier position. Some
retail exp. pref., but will train
the right people. We offer a
competitive starting wage &
an excel. bnft. pkg. Apply in
person Wed. Nov. 3, 8am-
pm at our Antioch store lo-
cation, 3416 Deer Valley Rd
SERVICE/INSTALLER
HVAC TECHNICIAN
Ready for a positive change?
We're a Epa growing
HVAC company Sel) for
enthusiastic, motivated team
ee to eh our team.
ONG —_ TERM CAREER
OPPTS. Come build a future
with us. Exper. & entry level
needed. Top salaries & pro-
duction bonuses. Company
training & full bnfts.
For interview, call:
(925) 463-1253
SERVICE TECH. for Bay area
loc. Mech. inclined,
sal./comm./onfts. Will train.
916-448-1000 x238
SHEETMETAL/HVAC
SHOP FOREMAN WANTED
Must have exp. in all s of
layoutfabrication. Able to
manage shop personnel, in-
verity: deliveries, schedul-
ing efc.
Excellent_benefits/
wages. (415) 457-5541
SHIPPING & RECEIVING
CLERKS Now hiring. Start
ris + Sate ae gel It.
ing; shipping & receiving,
writing & data entry. No exp,
nec, will train. Interested
parties call (925) 691-4090 ,
ask for Trisha or FAX resume
to 925-691-4090
SHIPPING & RECEIVING: i
Pref. Immed. Opening. F/T.
Medical. Bnfts. Serious Inqui-
ries Only. Apply in person:
1524 Locust St./Walnut Creek
SIGN PLACER Livermore ar-
ea, gd. extra income, P/T
weekend hrs., reliable truck
wiinsurance, 800-350-3916
SITE DIRECTOR
Needed immediately for
schoolage childcare pro-
gram (approximately 25
children) —_7:-8:30a.m./
11;30-6:00p.m, Full-time.
Salary and benefits. Start-
He :3,000/ year. Min., 15
ECE units plus Admin.
Min. 1 yr. experience as 4
Director.
Send resumes to:
GIRLS INC,
OF THE ISLAND CITY
1724 SANTA CLARA
ALAMEDA, CA. 94501.
SERVICES
ST/
ee ee
250 Help Wanted
SOCIAL SERVICES
MQ (Eastfield Ming Quong)
peeves innovative counsel
ng services In Santa Clara,
Solano & Sacto counties. We
have the following positions
open in an exciting, positive,
flex. work environment. We
ofr. excel. bnfts. and career
advancement for all F/T, P/T.
Bilingual & bicultural applics.
are strongly encouraged to
apply.
Gilnicat Se Sate Manager.
Responsible for leadership &
supervision to ensure effec-
tive Sines Srvc. delivery &
communi collaboration,
Cee Me + 3 yrs. clinical
& SED youth exp.
Facilitators. Lead the srvc
team & provide direct srvcs
for families w/SED children.
MA/MSW read.
Family Specialist. Provide
direct srvcs. to SED children
& their families in the home,
school, or other community
settings. BA/BS + exp.
For immed. consideration,
send your resume to:
1540 River Park Dr. #213,
Sacramento, CA 95815;
Fax 916-561-0834;
Job Hotline 408-364-7070;
www.emg.org EEO
SOCIAL _SERVICES/RESPITE
CARE SPECIALIST. Providins
respite care to adults with
developmental disabilities in
bed & breakfast setting in
Concord. $10/hr. - day and
eve. shifts available. Send re-
sume to CCARC, 1340 Amold
Or., #127, Martinez, CA
94553 or fax: (925) 370-2048.
SOCIAL SERVICES
Baker Places, Inc.
Residential Treatment
Services
Since 1964
CURRENT OPPORTUNITIES,
for staff with dual-dx issues
and diverse populations in
psych/sub. Abuse/HIV set-
tings.
Program Coordinator
BSW +/or ree preferred
$28-32K
Clinical Supervisor
(2-4 yrs. exp. in res. tx)
$35K
LCSW $38-45K
Counselors
pee Fes locations
+ 2yrs. exp.)
$27,164.56 enn steps to
$33.3K)
Shift Supervisor
$27-30K
All 20 hrs. + incl
exc. benefits pkg.
+403 (B) retirement
tole
Relief Cnstirs.
Varied Shifts
Flexible
$8.00/nr-.
Fax or Mail Resumes
310 Townsend St, Ste. 400
S.F., CA 94107
415-546-9947 (FAX)
SOCIAL WORK
SUPERVISOR
Social service agency is cur-
rently hiring a Social Work
Supervisor for our Oakland
loc. Masters degree ied in
social work or related field.
Must be reliable, flexible &
detail oriented. Supervision
exp. pref. Computer knowl-
edge & supervision exp. Is
req. Send resume attn: Per-
sonnel pepe: 3650 Aubum
Blvd., #C206 Sacramento
CA, 95821 or Fax to
916-487-1494
SOCIAL WORKER
Social Services Agency is
currently niog a_ Social
Worker for our Benicia (Sola-
no County) location. Masters
degree req'd. in Social Work
or related field. Must be reli-
able, flexible and detall ori-
ented with computer knowl-
edge. Send resume attn
Personnel Dept., 3650 Au-
bum Bivd., #C206 Sacra-
mento, CA., 95821 or Fax to
916-487-1494
SOCIAL WORKER:
PT for Adolescent CD_pro-
gram (MFT/LCSW req.) 3 to5
yrs. exp. Wwioroup, Indlv., fam.
counseling. ET/PT. OS.. Fax
resume 415/454-7785
SOCIAL WORKER
Social Workers
Be an advocate! Our non-
profit agency seeks dedicat-
ed SWs to make a difference
in the lives of our develop-
mentally disabled clients and
their families in San Francis-
co, Marin and San Mateo.
MSW. required Starting sala-
ty $2887/mth plus bilingual
stipend pane) retirement
plan, _medical/dental/vision
coverage Respond to;
GGRC, K. Frey, 120 Howard
Street, 3rd Floor, SF, CA
94108, Fax: (415) 546-9203.
AAJEOE M/F/D
STOCK PERSON
Women's Clothing Store In
W.C, has immed. need for
perm P/T person for It. stock
& UPS. 20-25 flex hrs. per
week. Excel. environment.
Exp. desired but will train.
Call Tues-Sat. 10am-5pm
(925) 932-1044
STOCKBROKER/BACK OFC.
ASST. OPERATIONS MGR,
Series 7 eel Series 24 pref.
Salary D,O.E. ANTIOCH area.
Fax resume to: 925/754-0687
STOCKBROKERAGE
Financial Advisor
When the question is, "What
leading ie al finance com-
pany will train me for contin-
ued success?” the answer is
Positively Prudential. One o'
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Preraieus) investment firms,
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Seminar. WEDNESDAY, NO-
VEMBER 10th, 5:00 p.m., To
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Positions available in WAL-
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Apply in rete 127 Midhill
AG (025) 228-8757
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G SALE. 453 Central
at/ Sun. 9-5, Low pric-
hshid, misc.
MOVING SALE
yRDAY ONLY, 9-4
WALAMEDA AVE,
items, stereo,
is of misc, |
Garage Sales
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nes,
Alameda
HOLIDAY BOUTIQUE
OPEN HOUSE
Sunday, 9- 5.
3012 Marina Dr. off High St.
Companies: Tupperware,
Pampered Chef, Mary Kay,
Nest Entertainment Kids vid-
eos, Symmetry- health prod-
ucts, Princess House-crystal,
PartyLite, Dots-rubber-
stamps/ scrapbooks. Free
drawings. Refreshments holl-
e day style. 510-749-9577.
MOVING SALE. Sat, 9-1. 516
Central Ave. Kitchen, Bed-
room set, lots of stuff
NICE SALE, something for all,
rain or shine, big basement,
Sat. 11/6, 1919 Chestnut St.
SAINT ALBERTS
HOLIDAY BAZAAR
1022 HOLLY STREET BFI
Friday 10-8, Sat., 10-6. Sun.
after Masses. Handmade
gifts. Homemade__ bake
joods. Decorative/ Religious
Rrticies. Fun for everyone.
Coffee, desserts, raffles.
HILLS NEWSPAPERS * FR
Antioch Antioch
SAT. & SUN,
4020 RIMROCK DR BAM on
(Lone Tree-Bluerock 1884 BADGER PASS WAY
-Rimrock) UT LS, Biers Diamond
[o Badger Pass)
FRI. SAT. 9-3 Beanies, JeWoly, toy, sport-
i vi
Camping equip. crafts &) cords & MORENO
4674 GOLDCREST WAY
Off Hillcrest & Sterling Hill
SAT. & SUN. 8:30-3:30.
Entertain center, din. tbl. &
chrs., highchairs, stroller, ba-
by Items & clothes 0-3, men
Levis & Ithr. jackets, lady's
clothes.
ESTATE SALE! - FRI., SAT.,
SUN. & MON, S9AM-6PM
404 West 4th St.
925-756-6039
Commercial sewing ma-
chine, Jukebox, kitchen set,
roll-top desk, household
Items and morel
FRIDAY ONLY 9-3
318 W. 6th St.
COLLECTIBLES
& MISC. HOUSEHOLD!
SATURDAY ONLY 9-1
1600 FOURTH ST.
(Comer of Lincoin & Fourth)
Antiques & much more!
SILVER, ANTIQUES, new alr-
brush, nice
Books, Old Postcards.
Toys, dolls Oldie LP's, pot-
tery, photo, art, cell phones,
Jewelry, etc. SAT. @ 10:00. (
rain check: Sun.) 1133 Pear
Sun., Nov. 7th, 9-2
1638 MORELAND DR.
Bdrm. furn., books, sporting
goods, antique items, dish-
ware & much, more!
Alamo
GREAT MOVING SALE
SAT. & SUN. 10-4
East on StoneValley, L. on
Roundhill, R. on Tracy, to end
of street. 20 yrs. of household
goods, lots of goodies!
Marriage Overflow
Appliances, antiques, toys,
furniture, desks, & clothes,
Sat. 9-3, Sun. 9-2
Danville Blvd. to Ridgewood
to
21 GRAN VIA
Albany
BS aS
ESTATE SALE: Orinda 137
Crestview Or. off Moraga
Way follow signs. 2 Victorian
dressers, spool bed, gate leg
tbis., Antique, Contemporary
& Danish modem furniture.
Rugs glass, pottery, lamps,
toys & electronics, Sat. &
Sun. Nov, 6-7 form 10/4
BIG MOVING SALE
Sat. Only 9-4
Pierce & Calhoun St.
Btwn. Central & Solano
FRIDAY SAT. SUN. 8-?
1208 BUCHANAN RD
Clothes plus sizes, many vid-
e0 movies, dish sets, Tupper-
ware, pots/pans, home de-
cor, throw rugs, knick knacks,
many articles like new.
FRIDAY SAT. SUN. 9-4
Computer armoire; gun cab.;
tools; sport/fish equip.; Eng.
saddie & tack; household
items & much more.
3405 Hemingway Dr.
FURNITURE, various baby
Items & clothes, & misc.
household goods
Fri.-Sat. 9-2:30
3319 Gentrytown Dr.
GARAGE SALE
Sat. & Sun.
8-4
2009 Lopez Dr.
Household items, kitchen
wares, bunk beds, clothing,
books, misc. items & mucl
much more!
GARAGE SALE
Sat. & Sun. 8-3
3000 Van Buren Ct.
Kitchen/household items,
mostly new for sale.
JUST MOVED
Gray washer & dryer, sofa w/
sofabed & loveseat-ivory w/
mauve & taupe, kids glider
chair, toys, clothes, etc.
FRI. 8:30-12:30
No early birds please
2814 BELLFLOWER DR
Moving/Garage Sale
SAT. NOV. 13th, 8-12
Sofa, chrs., refrig., coffee ta-
bles, dining table, household,
Glenys & misc. items.
5048 Canada Hills Way
(925) 754-6404
Concord
HUGE GARAGE SALE
SAT. 9-4, SUN. 10-3
2018 CEDAR ST
Hshid. items, furn., clothes,
OVE
El Sobrante
a een
LITTLE BIT OF EVERYTHING
SAT. NOV. 6, 9-2
No any Birds
4173 FOSTER LN.
Sports, music, clothing, baby,
home, books, smoker, guitar,
CD player, fumiture, more!
MBER 5
Oakland
ee Se 2S
BENEFIT FOR PRE-SCHOOL.
Furniture, household, kids +.
Sat., 11 AM-3 PM, (if
rain, 11/13). 3692 High St.
eee eastern
GLENVIEW, 3817. Woodruff
Ave. Sat. 10-2. End tables,
wicker chest, misc.
SATURDAY 8-1
Books; toys; furn.; TV; clowns;
misc. household.
Off Bluerock at:
4200 Limestone Dr.
applis., crafts, & lots more
HUGE GARAGE SALE
Catholic Daughters of the
Ameri
\ericas
4243 Wilson Ln. Fri & Sat. 8-3
Lots of Treasures, furnitures,
housewares, pictures, books,
toys, kitchen ware, & more.
SATURDAY Only 9-2
Furn., household items, Chil-
drens clothing, & lots of misc.
2319 Banyan Way
(off Sycamore)
Bay Point
GARAGE SALE
SAT. ONLY 8-4
534 BUSTOS PL.
Misc. items, clothings, to}
children's Items, autiful
hand crafted ceramics for
Xmas. & mush more!
SAT. ONLY 8-5
Pomo St. & all side streets
btwn. Evora & Riverside.
DELTA GLEN
COMMUNITY
YARD SALE
Fumiture, appliances, exer-
cise equipment, tools, bikes,
collectables & lots more stuff.
Benicia
MULTI-FAMILY SALE
Stereo equip., monitor, furni-
ture, Jewelry, antique china &
glasses & much morel
SAT. ONLY 8-2
211 Riverview Terrace
(2nd St. exit to Riverhill)
Berkeley
ESTATE SALE
31 Northampton Ave.
(off Spruce)
NOV. 6-7, 9-3
STEP BACK TO THE 60's
Fumiture, housewares & lots
more including a 30’s upright
piano. SISTERS pre
GARGANTUAN YARD SALE.
Sun. 11/7, 12-3. 2374 Eunice
St. Plants, clothes, books.
GIANT Yard Sale: Evergreen
Baptist. Church. pkg, lot. 408
W. Mac Arthur Blvd. & Web-
ster St. Sat. Nov. 6 Th. 9-4
Brentwood
De
FRIDAY & SATURDAY 9-2
Big Garage Sale bnfts, Put-
ting Children First Club fea-
tu ne "Blumen Orchard” Pis-
tachios at a fantastic price!
Lone Tree Way, rt. on Fair-
view, rt: on San Jose Ave,, rt.
on 1085 MILL GREEK WAY
MOVING/GARAGE SALE
Or Shine
SAT. 11/6, 8-3
EVERYTHING GOES!
Fum.; couch; chrs.; tbls. etc
Loads of toys; books; other
SATURDAY, Nov. 6th, 9-2
716 HEATHER PLACE
Navajo saddle blanket, tricy-
cle, household items, small
applis., golf access., decorat-
Household; furn.; kitchen stuff
& much more! No early birds. | 9292,5216 foodies. ing Items, pinatas, clothing.
SATURDAY 10-3, 813 EVE-
LYN AVE, Kids stuff, house- MOVING SALE STATUARY/GAR. SALE
wares, books & more.
Antioch
1110 ENCINA CT.
(St. Francis to Fortuna Ct.
to Encina Ct
SAT. & SUN. 7-4
Antique din. table, pictures,
name brand clothing, hsehld.
items, ski clothing, misc.
Dung the holidays your home becomes the star
attraction, Pamper it like a Diva by adding dramatic flair;
ures discovered at this months giant sale.
Highighis include: incredible selection of overstuffed
holstered sofas, loveseats and arm chairs brand new
m designer showcase. Victoriana: 8’ Giltwood Peer
Miro, beveled mirrored Etagere, carved cherrywood
} Eastlake Sea Captains desk, Settee and Parlor
S. Art Deco: Display cabinets, bedroom set and
Antique Oak: curved glass China cabinets, carved
Ng foom set, Halltree and side-by-side. Fabulous
Ms; 18th Cent.
ally Secretary, clawfoot mahogany dropfront and
witing desks. Exquisite Brass bed, 1920's walnut
Ont bookcases, Lawyer's Stacking Bookcase,
Carpets 3'x5’ to 12x16’, Vintage mahogany
’ i Set complete with liquor cabinet and buffet,
a Stylish breakfast sets, early 1900's Chinese altar
variety of coffee, end, occasional tables and
S with carved, inlaid and painted finishes.
nment centers, antique dressers, and dropleaf
cart, Audubon, Japanese woodblocks,
; led oils by Boratko and others, antique prints
; me lamps and light fixtures including Venetian
andelier, clocks, books, Orientalla: Satsuma,
» Imari. 20 sets of china, silver tea sets and
Pleces, sterling flatware, painted porcelain
Delft, pottery, brass, copper, crystal and
dlass, Vintage jewelry, furs, needlepoint, 2
3 mina scarves, pine primitives, cedar and
Sod chests, appliances, cameras, tools,
accouterments and a beautiful 1959 Mercedes
S automobile.
oat “Sunday, November 6th & 7th, 1999
Jam - 4pm + 1828 Park Street,
American
Alameda
411 Garage Sales
dropfront,
SATURDAY 11/6, 8-3
1440 MELLISSA CIR.
Fum.; sm. applis.; clothes;
toys; bikes; TV; books;
games; linens; kitchenware;
more!
SAT. ONLY 8-4
2605 Bugle Way
(Deer Valley/Asillomar)
HUGE SALE!
Fumiture,toys, clothes, misc.
NO'EARLY BIRDS!
NO CHECKS!
411 Garage Sales
1860's
Cement- Just over the Park Street Bridge) &
it @
CONCORD SAT. 9-4
Fountains, birdbaths, bench-
es, statues, pots, garden or-
naments, furn., qual. clothes
& hshid. misc.
SPINNAKER RIDGE SAT. 8-3
755 OUTRIGGER CIR
Clayton
MOVING SALE
Sat. 8-1
: 184 El Molino Dr.
Olid oak dining set & hutch
'1200/OBO; freezer, & other
large items
Concord
1835 CLAYTON WAY
(nr. Concord Blvd)
SAT. SUN. 10-2
DON'T COME EARLY
Garden equip. & tools, hshid.
& garage items etc.
2830 EASTGATE AVE.
Fri, & Sat. 8-4
Parlour stv., free wood for
Y2K, unpainted wood crafts,
exercycle, fabrics, toaster,
coffee pot, misc, hsld., high
chr., stroller, tile, misc.
9-5 Sat. Only
Home furn., toys,
sporting equip, etc,
1939 Jameson Ct.
(off Kirkwood Dr.)
BABY SALE
Clothes, toys & matemity;
name brand junior clothes;
car & home pees No junk.
FRI. & SAT. 10-3
1009 Wild Oak Ct.
Ayers/Seminole/Wild Oak
Baby Stuff & lots more
2633 Prestwick Ave.
Sat. 9-6 & Sun. 10-4
BEDROOM fumiture, clothes,
kitchenware, & lots more!
SUN. NOV. 7, 8-NOON
1707 MENDOCINO DR.
(off Concord Blvd.)
LOTS of clothes; childrens &
womens +, baby Items, bdrm
furn., LOTS of telephones &
access., some hshid. items
5204 VALMAR DR.
(nr. Clayton Vly. H.
ESTATE SALE
FRI. & SAT. 9-4
1742 Mendicino Dr.
Bedroom set, dining room
set, dishes, tools, etc.
ESTATE SALE
SAT. 9-12
1590 Nicholas Dr.
Trailer camper, furniture &
household items.
FRI.-SAT.-SUN, 10-5
Oakgrove to
701 Graymont Cr.
Brand name clothes, wine
cooler, electric, printer, furn..
TV, bik. bunk
is, lots morel
GARAGE SALE
825 Oak Grove Villa
Electric Peale Furm., Cloth-
{n9, ie: veryone Welcome,
eat a Sat. 9-3
v
HUGE GARAGE SALE
4124 KENSINGTON CT
SAT. & SUN 8:30-3
Exercise equip., dog house
dog pen, dog carrier, animal
pede toys, clothing, books
etc.
HUGE SALE
am FRI. be Sat eae A
ntiques, china hutch,
bdrm. set, din. rm. tbl. £6
chrs., glass top din. rm. tbl.,
record player console, exer-
cise equip., kitchen Items,
clothes, stuffed animals,
books, luggage, much more!
4490 Sweet Shrub Ct.
(Cowell & Ygnacio Vly. Rd.)
HUGE SALE!!
items, 2
refrig., wood stove insert,
toys, bikes, & much more.
NO EARLY BIRDS!!!
MEGA SALE
SATURDAY ONLY 7am-noon
2640 Tokola Dr.
Tools, VCR Tapes, metal lad-
ders, Minimicros, Star Wars
toys, books, toys, Titanic-like
steamer trunks, antiques,
school desk, and much more.
MOVING SALE
4 FAMILY
SATURDAY 8:30-4
1194 Kaski Ln.
Nr. Cowell Rd
NEW & USED ITEMS
SAT. SUN, 9-4
Fum.; all new clothes.
Incl. items from remodeling
home.
5551 Michigan Blvd.
NOVEMBER 5-6, 8-4
No Early Birds
1240 CHELSEA WAY
nr. Cowell Rd. & Treat Bl.
Misc., garden, household, &
furniture
SAT. ONLY 8-4
1230 Bentley St.
Misc. household, clothing,
baby fumiture, & much more.
SAT. & SUN. 9-2
4041 Slino Ave
or Rosas
Household items, ey crib,
children's clothes, drafting ta-
ble, gas stove, kitchen sink,
oven/microwave & bikes. And
lots more.
SATURDAY 8:00 A.M.-12 N
3631 Village Rd.
Sofa/loveseat set, 2 recliners,
armoire, stereo cabinet &
more.
SATURDAY 9-2?
king size bed,
Trampoline, exer-
, bookcase. T.V.
stand. fa & loveseat. Red-
wood tete-o-tete w/umbrella
i Dishes, misc.
craft items. Craft tables &
iy racks in_gd cond.
1824 Woodsdale Dr.
SATURDAY ONLY, 9-2
NO EARLY BIRDS!
1421 BALHAN DR.
(off Clayton Rd.)
fabric, dolls, crafts, books,
lots of miscellaneous.
CASH ONLY!
SATURDAY & SUNDAY
11/6 & 11/7. 7 AM-5PM.
Everything must go. Collector
dolls, fumiture, clothes, tram-
poline, books, videos, kitchen
gacgets much, much more.
430 WREN AVE,
STATUARY YARD SALE
SATURDAY 11/6 9-3
INCREDIBLY LOW PRICES
Bird baths; benches; foun-
tains; pots & planters; step-
ping stones, figurines,
1644 DENKINGER RD.
Crockett
SATURDAY ONLY 9- 2277?
159 DUPERU DRIVE
Antique China closet, couch,
crib, toddler bed, changing
patio set, children's
toys & misc. Items.
510-471-6489
Couches, wing back chairs,
desk, radial arm saw, TV,
Cardloglide, stair-stepper &
misc. items.
1047 Lehigh Valley Cir.
(near El Capitan Dr.)
MOVING SALE
SUN. NOV. 7, 9-2
663 DUNHILL DR.
(off Camino Tassajara)
Appliances & Misc.
SAT. ONLY 9-3
185 Gardner PI
(off Gerrits
OVING SALE!
Misc. household items.
SATURDAY 8:30-2:00
620 SHELBY CT.
(off St. Helena)
Antiques, furn., lamps,
clothes, books, toys,
lots of misc. household.
Discovery Bay
SATURDAY ONLY 8-1
4751 SPINNAKER WAY
Misc. hshid. & garage items
EI Cerrito
SAT. ONLY 8-2
7412 Park Vista
ESTATE SALE!
Sofa, chairs, coffee & end ta-
bles, China cabinet, rugs, lin-
ene: etc, Fresh picked wal-
nuts.
EI Sobrante
ESTATE SALE
SAT. ONLY 9-3
838 Bridg Cir.
(off Hillcrest Rd.
In
|, |g. enter
center, ssh take wistands,
washers 2 elec. dryers used
1 yr., clothing & much more.
MOVING SALE
SAT. 7:30-11AM
505 ECHO HAWK CT
eee St. Fascination Cir)
laterbed, desk, garden
gh eenerny penct skills,
sports equip., kit items &
other good stuff
Hercules
145 Beryl Ct. nnuSat, 9-3pm
3 couches, coffee tbl.,
2 bookshelves
books & lots of misc..
MOVING SALE
SAT. eon 7) 9-3
Boat, truck & tires, fum., lawn
mower, exercise equipment,
computer monitor t extras,
lots of LOT cash only.
14 Eagle Ct.
(off Pheasant)
Lafayette
FRIDAY & SAT. 9-4
NO EARLY BIRDS
3518 So. Sliver Springs Rd.
Lg. variety. of dolls/access.
Beanies; Buddies; Fum.; dol
mags.; wicker buggy; plano;
toys; misc. hse. ware; Germ.
plates; old records; Xmas &
craft items; books.
SAT. & SUN. 9-3
3328 WOODVIEW CT.
Lots of new & used books,
clothing, household & sport-
ng good items. St. Mary's
Rd. to Woodview Dr.
SATURDAY ONLY
BLOW-OUT 10-4 P.M.
Furniture, leather, appliances,
cabinets, construction mate-
rials, carpet, kitchenware, &
knick-knacks.
1577 SHARON CIR
SATURDAY ONLY, 9AM-4PM
No early bird please!
3484 Hamlin Rd.
Household items, home gym,
Plymouth '93 van, and lots
lots more!
TREASURES
Antique linens & china, furn.,
new computer software,
hshid. items, sports equip.,
Beanie bables & more!
616 LUCAS DR.
SAT. NOV, 6, 9-1
SS SS SS
Livermore
et aS
GARAGE SALE
1515 4TH ST
Saturday 9am-3pm
All sizes Picture & art frames-
Misc. Household items.
MOVING SALE!
6911 DEERWOOD CT.
(OFF LAKELAND)
SATURDAY ONLY 8-3
NO EARLY BIRDS!!
Some fumiture, much misc.
MOVING SALE
Saturday only 9-2
No Early Birds:
4014 LOCH LOMAND WAY
Household items, lots of chil-
dren toys, furniture, bikes &
misc. items.
SATURDAY ONLY 9-3
Sofa; loveseat; computer
desk; dishes; glassware &
much more.
1677 LODESTONE RD.
Sandhurst Dvipmt.
Martinez
mmmrUNDRASER
SATURDAY ONLY 10-4
NO EARLY BIRDS!!!
_600 FERRY ST.
(@ Fay St. Station)
ALITTLE BIT OF
EVERYTHING!!!
BIG SALE
Sat. 11/6
8-12
365 Shenandoah Dr.
Alhambra to Blueridge.
Enormous Rummage
SALE
Friday 9-4 & Saturday 9-2
Parish Hall of Grace Episco-
PA Church. 130 Muir Station
id. Excellent furn., clothing,
household wares. Low prices.
GARAGE/ANTIQUES SALE
Sat./Sun, 10/30 & 10/31, 8-5
1946 Seeburg juke box & 78
records, sewing machines,
silver, crystal, china, clothing,
household items & more!
3914 Euclid Ave. (behind Rite
Alde off Alhambra Ave.)
GARAGE SALE
Sat. Only 10/30
3880 Serrano St.
Garage stuff & More.
MOVING SALE
SAT. SUN. 8-2
2287 STILLCREEK CT
In Diablo View off Muir/Swee-
twater. Baby Items-clothes,
carseats, basinet, dbl. stroll-
er, children’s sofa; push
mower, mtn. bike, lots more
SAT. SUN. 8-3
MULTI-FAMILY SALE
LAKEBROOK CT
Hidden Lakes Area
Everything Under The Sun!
Moraga
ESTATE SALE
1397 CAMINO PERAL
Moraga Rd. to Alta Mesa to
Camino Peral
SAT. 11/6, 9-4 ONLY
W/D, bedroom set, dining
set, sofas, chairs, kids desks,
misc. hshid. goods
HUGE SALE tons of ee aca
rugs, lamps, applis., clothin
Ore G22 ie ridge Rd.
Sat. only 9-3. No Early Birds!
JACK
LONDON SQUARE
month, 8 4.
space. avail, 510-652-5728.
MOVING SALE In Oakland
Sale. Area rugs, couch, fun.
salesman samples. Sat 9-2
6623 Saroni Dr.
Neighborhood Sale
SAT.-SUN. 11/6-7, 9-5
Upper Zodiac Garage Sale
168-330 TAURUS AVE.
Fumishings, clothing, _bric-
a-brac, and construction
materials
SATURDAY 8-12: Fumish
four home inexpensively,
228 Miles Ave.
of misc. (510) 482-1
SUN. ONLY 9-3
2444 9th Ave.
Garage Sale.
Oakley
FRI. SAT. SUN. 8-3
4233 Rio Vista PI.
(Gatewa} Devoe
Tons of kid’s stuff, clothes
0-5, toys, plus size ladies’
clothes, men's clothes, TV,
treadmill, jewelry, books, lots
of misc.
1999
Pleasant Hill San Pablo Walnut Creek
Ee
BIG SALE MOVING SALE. SAT. 9:30-1
GARAGE SALE cree SAT NOV. 6th, 9-3 ko BOSALLY, LANE
reezer, elec. dryer, ham- | (Take Boulevard Way to Flora
pet Oe z mock, household items, baby | to Sally Ln.)
849 Ruth Dr. & adult clothes, tools, bicycle, | Gifs bdrm. set, shelves,
Sofas, Futon, many small ay computer access. & toys. household goods, books,
fig PL Bech fae 2116 Alfreda Bivd. clothes, small appliances,
vet} No Early Kirst ' (cross st. 23rd Ave.) cameras, tools, misc. items.
Halowoen Costumes [SARE OERE:| ta es
Halloween Costumes
NEW & GOOD USED JUNK
$1 per item best of summer | Folingwood Lutheran Church THE GROVE TWNHS's
clothing, new winter clothing, | Rollingwe Ir. ;
sofabeds, linens, books, at| Greenwood Dr. nr. Church ae petted ibe ae
Rescued Treasures rift
Store, 508C Contra Costa Bl.
by Michaels, Open Dally 10-4
MOVING SALE
SAT. 8-3
Sofa, loveseat; king/queen
beds; washer, patio furn.; etc:
402 Scottsdale Rd.
MULTI-FAMILY
MOVING SALE SAT. 8-2
Furn.; household Items; skis;
saddle; printer & much more.
Off Taylor blvd. at
303 Apollo Wy.
MULTI FAM. YARD SALE
Kids toys, bikes, clothes,
hshid. items & much more
5 ST. LOUIS LN
(Taylor to Morello}
SAT. ONLY 9-3 Rain,
SAT. ONLY 9:30-3
1955 Buttner Rd
MOVING SALE!!!
Office supplies, sm. furniture,
books, records, kitchenware,
microwave, misc. All items in
good condition
SAT, & SUN, 9-3
28 DEERHAVEN PLACE
(Cross St. Alhambra & Elder-
wood) sports wear sz. 6, aer-
obic shoes sz. 8, lots of
clothes nee 6) almost new &
beaut. Misc. housewares
hine
SAT. ONLY 8-2:30
2021 Beringer Way
Householditems,
clothing, furniture.
SATURDAY ONLY 8-3
1747 Cedar Ct.
Ponderosa/Sequola/Cedar
Antiques; collectibles; toys;
clothes; household items;
books; more!
Orinda
Cli SS Fe
326 EL TOYONAL
SAT. 11/6 9 AM
HUGE MOVING SALE
Collectibles; books; kitchen-
ware; old radios; furn.; tools.
(925) 254-6661
5 NEIGHBORS SALE
116 MORAGA WAY
SAT. 11/6, 9-4
Couch, desk, CDs, books,
exercycle, computer table,
ski & snowboard boots, art,
clothes - some matemity,
solid wood paneled doors
HUGE SALE!
28 IVY DR.
Hsehid. items, ofc. fur.
Sat. 11/6, 11AM to 4PM. NO
EARLY BIRDSII After Sat. call
925/299-8855 ext-12 (days).
Piedmont
523 HAMPTON, Sat/Sun.
9-4. Wicker couch, glass
edistal tables, beds full/
ing, hshid. Daisy.
MOVING Over Seas.
Everything must sell
All kitchen appliances & sun-
dries, bedroom & dining furn.,
office sports.
Ajl Household Stuffi!!
1159 Winsor Ave.
Saturday 8am-5pm
MOVING Over Seas. Everyth-
ing must sell. W/D, all kitchen
appliances & sundries, bed-
room & Silog: fum., office
sports & workshop equip.
All Household Stuffll!
1159 Windsor Ave.
Sat & Sun 8am-5pm
Pinole
9am-3pm Sat. only
Stereo, cool fish tank,
clothes, misc.
2559 Francis Dr.
(up Henry Ave.)
LA CASITA BILINGUE
PRE-SCHOOL
HUGE SALE
SAT. NOV. 6, 8:30-5
592 TENNENT AVE.
SAT. ONLY 9-4
1655 Marlesta Rd.
Misc. items, old & new
1259 Natalie er
Canes to Natalie Way)
SAT. ONLY 8:30-3
Pittsburg THIN: furiture oods & end
STS
NOV. 6, 10-3
919 CARPINO :
FA ESAT. 0-8 9= [eamssegcarenye te
Dealers Are Welcome
dishes, “sivervare, olace: | Rodi
ware, pictures, & misc. eo
Moving/Garage Sale! | 1014 BAYPOINT WAY
ing. Richenwaré, Housenold | (Off SandPoint)
items & lots more. Sat. Only 9-4
Two Family
Garage Sale
90 Cleveland Rd.
Sat. Only 9-3
lots of good usable home &
Office si
Pleasanton
2 FAMILY SALE !!
SAT. ONLY 9-2
No Early Birds Please
2457 Raven Road
Cross Street: Greenwood
Misc. items
4036 Shemy Ct. off ee
Sat. 9-4 Sun. 9-2
Pack Rat's treasures, collect-
ibles, new handmade Xmas
items. Aprons, craft supplies,
fabric, books, baskets. Too
much to list, something for
everyone.
ESTATE SALE
'73-240Z, '85 Honda Prelude,
'83 Honda Shadow, antiques,
hshid, items, tools, Jeep soft
495 MAVIS DR.
GREAT TOY SALE!
3274 MELANIE CIR.
iGlae PARKSIDI
SATURDAY ONLY
Brio table, jeep, game table,
& much, much more!
HUGE SALE
Rain or Shine
Stoneridge Place subdivision,
off Dennis Dr.
New & old items of all kinds
SAT. 8-1
MOVING SALE
SAT. SUN. 9-4
5168 INDEPENDENCE DR
Fum., exercise equip., baby
items, books, tools, bikes,
antiques, mower & lots more
MOVING SALE
SAT. ONLY 8-3
3250 FLEMINGTON CT
(Off W. Las Positas)
Sofabed, computer, lamps,
beds, baby items, toys, cross
country sklis, Xmas items,
telescope & Lots more
SAT. & SUN., 9-4
4110 Moller Dr.
(Santa Rita & Valley)
Household items, childrens’
toys & clothing, furn., bike,
and lots lots more!
Richmond
HUGE GARAGE SALE
MULTIPLE FAMILIES
SAT. NOV. 6th, 9-3
lus sz, clothes, decor items,
Oks, cakes & cookies.
2873 Lincoln Ave.
(off 29th at McBryde)
YARD SALE
Fumiture, cribs, books, kids
stuff & much more.....
China cab.; knick knacks.
Everything Must Go!
Baby clothes,
tools, clothes,
bikes, electronics,
games, kitchenware.
books,
Family Estate Sale
Sun. Nov. 7, 8am-4pm.
133 Ascot Ct.
Sofas (two), TV, 50's era cab-
inet stereo, decorative items,
tea cup/saucer collection,
fridge, upright freezer, many
kitchen Items, lots of misc.
stuff, It all goes today.
Good Deals!
FURNITURE, golf clubs, tents,
bedding, drapes, ki
itchen-
ware, electronics, stereo
Pentium Il computer
equip.,
Wincontien & more!
SAT. NOV. 6, 9-5
345 BIRCHWOOD DR.
(off Femwood Dr.)
MOVING SALE
Kid mm. furn., pool tbl. qn.
preset: sports equlp.,
game: les, » %
4733 MOUNTAIN'SLVD.
(nr. yccinally
Sat. Only 11/6,
SATURDAY only 7-3 ESTATE SALE
3819 Canterberry Pl. | Zi, "sic Cust, china cabnet
Take Crestview Dr. glassware, trundle bed, sofa~
Bikes; electronics; antique} couch, Hummels, old toys,
SATURDAY SUN. 10-4
furn., toys,
knick knacks
173 W. Catamaran Cir.
SATURDAY & SUNDAY 10-4
quilts, dolls, lamps, jewelry,
linens, And Much wes *
854 Elm Dr. Fri. - Sun. 9-5
Microwave,
bedding,
lamps,
Ing, XL
ens, dishes & knicknacks.
Hshid. items, reg. clothes & &
nels 4x6, crates & dog house.
Ln. Clothes, books, hshid.
terns, games, toys
SATURDAY & SUN, 10-4
DRIVEWAY SALE
Antiques; collectibles; lots of
new craft supplies; household
items; motorcycle
1920 Pullman St.
Cross St. Dover
TARA HILLS
2601 KEVIN RD.
SAT. 10-4
Leather couch, din. rm. tbl.,
e & LOTS MORE.
TARA HILLS SAT. 9-4
2327 SHAWN DR
Aquarium, toys, dolls, cloth-
“a i jackets, books, jewelry,
si
. Items etc.
YARD SALE
THURS. - SAT. 9
1938 22ND ST.
Kitch. applis.,
pillows, sheets,
jewelry, lots of cloth-
all sz. men & wom-
-?
San Ramon
736 FOUNTAINHEAD CT,
(Off Dos Rios)
SAT. & SUN, 9-4
Lots of Misc. Items
7589 CORRINNE PL
(off Davona Dr)
SAT. NOV. 6, 8-2
Stereo a ee some kid's
stuff, small applls., tools, car
parts, all quality stuffl
CLOTHING, toys, baby items,
household goods
SAT. NOV. 6, 8-2
Old Ranch Ad. to
Old Ranch Estates Dr. to:
412 SUNNYSIDE PL.
EVERYTHING GOES SALE
SAT. ONLY 8:30-1:30
646 S. Blackbrush Ln.
(Crow Cyn/Dougherty Rds)
Fum, housewares, clothing,
sports goods, misc.
Ss eke Supe SALE
at only 9-4. Books, art items
skis & boots, king frame, file
cabinet, drapery hardware,
louvered doors, marble tiles,
& much more. No early birds.
404 SAN ROBERTO PL.
Off Veracruz, off Alcosta.
HUGE MOVING SALE
SAT. 8:30-12
Fum.; wicker bdrm. set, toys;
clothing; housewares; dishes;
samples; more!
04 Forest Creek Ln.
btwn, Bollinger/Crow Cyn.
Neighborhood Garage
Sale
Sat., Nov. 6 ony 8am
Shop 'Til You Drop!
2764 Ellingson Way
2777 Ellingson Way
2783 Ellingson Way
12912 Lawton Way
35 Lawton Court
45 Lawton Court
12923 Hawkins Drive
12977 Hawkins Drive
12983 Hawkins Drive
12988 Hawkins Drive
2703 Corey Place
2706 Corey Place
2718 Corey Place
2719 Corey Place
2664 Corey Place
SAT. 9-3
9885 Broadmoor Drive.
(Across from Cal. High.)
jeanie Babies, camping
equip., radial arm saw, new
Weber Bae frplc.
LOTS OF MISC.
SAT. ONLY, 8:30-1:30
SAT. ONLY 9-1
408 & 417 Femando Ct
MOVING SALE}!!!
paren equipment,
jousehold, clothing
Walnut Creek
CLEANING OUT
MOTHER'S HOUSE!
supplies, & lots more!
T. ONLY 8-5
2879 WALNUT BLVD.
chrs.;
min
i}
MORE! foss St. 2nd Ave.
GARAGE SALE
SAT. 8-5 & SUN. 8-12
3216 Eccleston Ave.
ber, hig
designer cloths, Ty Beanies.
GARAGE SALE
, SAT ONLY 8-2
‘| 709 Mariposa Ave.
Clothes, video, cook books,
computer, sets of dishes,
dolls, books, & lots more!
LADYS PLUS SIZE CLOTHING
Kitchen items. Pillows. Chil-
Shoes. Purses.
dren toy
Carpet. Misc. items.
3810 CYPRESS WAY
SS
Pleasant Hill “Sa Giday & Sunday 8S"
aturday unda\
easan l 1950's miaaor dining table &
a So ad ene rd, Tak ae
chrome — breakfa le
155 SYLVIA DR wichairs, 1930's Waterfall
(in Gregory Gardens) bedroom set. Figurines &
tons more!!
SAT. ONLY 8-4 R.H. Anderson
Hshid. items, : toys, ae
camera, exercise UIP.
jots of teasuresi san San Pablo
FRIDAY SAT. 8-2 |) BACKYARD SALE
Misc. household; washer; | tertamment center, “X-mas
dryer, couch. Off Lucille at
258 Kathleen Dr.
kkk ke
San Leandro
ESTATE SALE
decor, oak chest & night-
in, brass bed, jewelry,
stand,
linens, & lots more!
Fri. Sat. 9-4.
2317 GALWAY i
203 Marsh Ct. (Norris Canyon
to Marsh Dr. to Marsh PI. to
Fumiture, appliances, lawn &
lots of
Lots of clothes, knick-knacks,
cookware, art supplies, pic-
ture frames, furniture, sewing
FRIDAY 7-4 & SAT. 7-4
FANS; Holiday Items; lawn
ting goods; toys;
crafts; stuffed animals; swim-
toys. MUCH
20 Gary Lee Ln.
Simmons crib, Graco porta-
crib, Play mobile, T.C., Tim-
chair & carseat,
Gourmet cookware, books,
Pp clothes, household items
sporting goods.
Multiple Family Sale
Fumiture, clothing, etc.
SAT. 9-4
2624 San Carlos Dr.
(off Ygnacio Valley)
SAT. ONLY 10-3
1651 Alvarado Ave.
(comer of Casa Wy &
Alvarado Ave)
Wide assortment. New &
used goods. Furniture.
SAT. ONLY 8-1
2374 San Juan Ave.
MOVING SALE!
Moving Internationally
Furmiture, appliances.
For directions call
(925) 280-1595
SAT. ONLY, 9-3
ino early birds)
Fisher-Price play structure,
free standing woodburnin
stove, hshid. items, books
much more
1534 Orlando Ct.
(off Camino Verde)
SATURDAY 8-2: Antique oak
Vanity w/mirror, desk; wicker
chr.; blue print easy chr.; old
drop leaf tbl.; other furn.; ho-
meschl. items; books; collec-
tor comics; clothing; house-
hold, Walnut Ave. to Snyder
Ln. to 2671 Nethercott
SATURDAY 8-3:30
2075 ROBB RD. (off Rudgear)
Antique trunk, mahogany
chest of drawers, file cabs.,
blueprint machine, cee
items, books (music, recipe
art), & much more!
SATURDAY 9AM-4PM
913 PIUTE CT
Cross St. Quiet Place Dr.
Home gym, tennis & golf
equip., kitchen ware, patio
furn., dog house, oak end ta-
bles, many misc. items.
Holiday
Boutiques
hina
11TH ANNUAL Christmas
Fair, Nov. 6, 9-4. San Pablo
Eagles Hall, 2100 Rivers &
San Pablo Ave. Many hand-
craft vendors incl. the El
Sobrante Guild, grab bags,
baked gds., kitchen featuring
hot roast beef sandwiches
ALAMO SAT. 11/6, 9-4
Cousins & Friends Boutique
2822 MIRANDA AVE.
Take Stone Vly. East tumoff
Come browse around, have
fun & refreshments, lots of
homemade items, and baked
goods.
ANNUAL FELLOWSHIP
BOUTIQUE
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
1802 Alhambra Ave., Marti-
nez, Sat. 11/6, 9-4. All hand
crafted items & sweet shop.
ANTIOCH
HOLIDAY HODGEPODGE
Fri. & Sat. 9-8,
2448 Hooftrail Way
Hwy. 4 to Hillcrest exit, rt
straight on Deervalley Rd. Lt.
on ilomar, Rt. on White-
hoof, & Rt. on Hooftrail. For
info Call Tammy (925)
777-1989
AUNT JENNY’S Holiday
Boutique. Lots of treasures
& unique gift items. Over 10
artists/vendors products
Nov. 6th 9am-7pm. Nov. 7th
9am-6pm. 1669 Flouride Ct.
Livermore. Follow signs on
Stanley Blvd. & Concannon
BOUTIQUE & LUNCHEON
Grace Lutheran Church,
195 Alvarado, Pittsburg (off
Railroad). Sat. 9-3. Home
crafted items, unique tree
skirts, Dakota Ranch honey,
homebaked goods. Soup &
Salad Luncheon served 11-1
BUTTONS & BOWS
Annual Holiday Boutique
Friday Nov. 5th 8am-7pm.
Sat., Oct. 30th 8-2 3428 Serpentine Dr.
3375 Camarones Place (Off of Davison)
sig cd Sp peers a.
Beanies, din. set, Discover) CUSTOM FLORALS
SS _ HOMEAGCENTS
Nov. 5-6, 10-5
3421 BERMUDA CT.
Marsh Ct.)
Bectoncs: tools, exercise papemen
old mining equip., house-
hold & baby ters: dog ken- NOOHOAY {ital Boutique
Open both wknds 10-5; Oil
paintings, ceramics, flower
arrangements, place mats,
tb. runners, omaments, jew-
oy crocheted afghans.
2824 Eastgate Ave Concord
HOLIDAY BOUTIQUE
7 CRAFTERS
SAT. NOV. 6, 8-4
Many_ craft items, holiday
gifts, Discovery Toys, gift cer-
tificates, free make-overs,
door prize, Time-Outs kids,
food & refreshments.
Old Hwy. 4 to Laurel & follow
signs In Oakley, 122 Century
NOTHING OVER $10
Christmas Boutique, Fri. 11/5,
4-8pm, Sat. 11/66 Sam-3pm
Where:
3222 Westboume Dr. Antioch
a aes to Lone Tree exit, left
on Davison, left on Ashbur-
ton, right on Westbourne)
NOVEMBER 6, 9-4
Heritage Park Apts.
1089 BLUEBELL DR.
LIVERMORE
Baked foods, Beanie Babies
homemade crafts, casserole
totes, & table runners
GARAGE SALE SUSAN'S HOLIDAY
BOUTIQUE
SAT NOV, 6 8-2 November 5th, 11-5; Nov. 6,
Dy 11-5; Nov. 7, 9-3.
Twin bed, computers, | $86 Burbank Rd. in Antioch
clothes, & other great stuff. | | (cross aay cians Soe
112 GLEN CT.
HUGE Estate Sale-Part 1
THE Elegant Christmas Tree.
5158 Carriage Wy. Antioch
Friday Nov. 5 9:30-8
2488 Larkey Ln. 9-5 Fri-Sat m
Tools, hardwareyd./elec.. &| Saturday Nov. 6 9:3 m
house, camp, bikes, fum. . 4 East, R-Hillcrest Exit
computers, ks, art, old| _ L-Laurel, R-Canada Hills,
roagezies, records & t-
cards, jewelry, crafts, linen,
clothing, misc. ofc. & kitcher
MAKING ROOM FOR NEW
SAT. ONLY 9-4
Old & new jewelry, pictures,
old china, chandeliers, linens,
n
Holiday Craft Fair
Sat. Nov, 6, 9-4
many_unusual items. Come
oak’ Comer of Buena Vista & | Crafts * Food * Fun
Parkside. 2785 Marsh Dr. San Ramon.
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IRSSAUNT BONE
MOVING 4: ~ 5-8 PM
General Lee as: eee = egy
wer isc. plumbing, ~9 AM-
ewer tole, iniac. PRIMING: | Sundin ~ 40 AM-2 PM
Sat.-Sun, 8-4
2301 OAKVALE RD.
1971 MOHAWK DR.
PLEASANT HILL
R-Woodbridge, L-Carriage
ly.
“TWIN CREEKS SCHOOL
D14
254 Domestics.
(SS ae
LOVE Children wintetigent
og. minds? Delig! tful
9 gir 14 need after
care, homework _help,
MPVJ
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transp. to’ activities. Orinda
20-25 hrs.Avk. $12/Hr. Car, CONTRA COSTA SPCA
5s" Saget Cel Yet | ars, MITTENS
harobieerigmctoorn & CS pale
1865 Adobe St., Con.
NANNIES Stinson baice
Many Jobs, Full time, part 1825 Salvio St.
ee Neer Live-out. No Sat. 11-4, Sun. 12-4
e, Moms Awa’
510-559-9195. 925-689-8435
NANNIES NEEDED ADOPT. A FRIEND
F/T, P/T, $9-$12/hr. Refs. exp.
car req. No fee 510-339-3380
Be In Our Care
Nanny Agency
NANNY - Montclair 2 fun kids,
1&5 yrs. Mon.-Fri, 7:30-6.
Car/CDL, nonsmkng. refs, req
Start Feb 1. 415-658-2423
NANNY P/T- F/T, live out,
Pleasanton area. Good pay,
Paid vac. (925) 862-0700
NANNY; to share F/T, nr, Hwy.
13, starting Dec. 1st.
(510) 531-5476
NANNY; Wainut Creek, P/T, 2
mo. + yr old (aft. preschl.).
CDL/refs., English spkng.
car req'd. (925) 935-399:
NANNY wanted seeking an
energetic "Mrs. Doubtfire" to
take care of an 11 yr. old girl,
4:30-7:00pm., Mon.-Thurs
Do/review homework, _ It.
cooking/housekeeping, may
need to stay overnight occa-
sionally when parent travels.
Req’d.: CDL, Ins., own car.
$10/hr. S10) 649-1833 , call
after 7 P.M
SPECIAL NEEDS ASST.
Caregiver needed, P/T, Pied-
mont. Disabled child. No fee.
925/933-2273.
Be in Our Care Agency
TEACHER/TUTOR
For home clvelaht effort,
10th/11th grade, 2-3 hrs./day,
Clayton. Fax intro letter or re-
sume to Tom 925/943-5769.
TRUSTWORTHY person to
DMV req. (510) 865-1188
WANTED: elder companion-
ship & It. chores in ee atee
for in-law unit (925) 944-4828
255 Employment Wanted
ES Ty EE ES)
CENTRAL American refugees
seek employment in house-
cleaning, gardening, child-
care, painting, moving.
Skilled & rel. 510-864-9011.
ELDER CARE. Honest, reli-
able live-in & out, 24 hr. care,
ad. refs. (925) 210-1340
256 Employment
Exchange
|
LIVEWORK space needed
800+ SF. Provide T-1 Intemet
in exch. for rent, incldg. net-
work wiring for bldng. Alame-
da/ Oakland, 510-695-7703.
300 Pets & Services
AFFECTIONATE 1 yr. Oriental
mix. Cats/dogs ok. Spayed,
shots. Fee. (925) 837-2570
Califomla Contractor's
License State Law
requires all licensed con-
tractors to include their
license number in any
Baverienia In addition,
any advertiser performin:
work at a charge of $30
or more is required, by the
State of Califomia, to be
licensed.
For more information, con-
tact the Contractor's State
License Board at:
(800) 321-2752 or
(916) 255-3900
550 Additions
Remodeling
& Carpentry
mplete Home
Remodeling & Repair
INCLUDING:
Kitchen & Bath Remodels
Room Additions » Decks
Fences * Windows
Earthquake Retrofitting
European Masonry
Project Management
"652-2152
ADDITIONS, remodels & new
const. Free design & est.
(707) 450-0933 #431865
ADDITIONS, Remodel, & new
homes. Minarcin Const.
Lic#757594.(925)455-1151
BATHit., cust. tiling, finish
carpenty comm. work wel-
come #76235 928/689-9431
ALITY } ORK
CREATIVE HOME Improve-
ment Solutions: kitchen, ba.,
decks & more. Adept at car-
pentry, tile, masonry, electri-
cal, geil ce Complete tile
& cabinet designs & installa-
tion. #748550. Call Warren or
Daniel, (610) 653-9109.
KING OF DECKS
Specializing in ressure
washing, stains, & rebuild. Al-
so dminege) problems. Retro-
ee kitchen/bath remod.
#747916. (510) 658-4997
PERMIT drawings/ chu
new const./ additions. Title
24/ engineering. Free consul-
tation/ Est. Competitive.
Kalisha, 510-562-9528
PIEDMONT
CONSTRUCTION
Since 1974
N.J. TEIXEIRA
License #369074
Remodel
Kitchens - Bathrooms
Room Additions
Decks - Fences
Stairways - Windows
Concrete
ante Retrofitting
510-658-9938
REMODELING, new addi-
tions, bathrooms, kitchens,
structural changes, masonry,
foundations concrete.
#726046, 510-482-5241
REMODELING & New const.
Kit. & ba., concrete, seismic,
decks, rm. adds. Free design
consult. Kellman Const.
510-834-9636; Lic. #762713,
Shamrock Enterprises
carpenty nant on
arpent ainting, Roofing,
Gutters, ‘O yrs Tecar rete,
Lic#461502. 510-644-1164.
Quality Work plus Luck of the
Irish,
YOUNKERS
Remodeling,
kitchens,
baths, — decks.
“Done to your satisfaction”.
Lic.# 672473
(510) 222-2484
CLASSIFIED
Quick & Easy!
Contra Costa Humane Soc.
Adopt or Place by Referral
All Spayed & Neutered
ADOPTIONS SUNDAYS 12-2
PET FOOD EXPRESS, W.C.
Wkdy. adoptions by appt.
www.cchumane.org
Call (925) 284-8449
Adoptable Cats/Kittens
Leukemia negative, current
shots. Petco, Dublin, Sat, 12
to 3, Pet Food Express, Mont-
clair, Sun, 12 to 4, Pet Smart,
ist & 3rd Sat. 12:30 to 3:30,
Richmond. Feral Cat Founda-
tion, (925) 376-6727.
300 Pets & Services
ae ee
CHINESE CRESTED, no hair,
dew claws, fleas or papers.
$450/ea. 925/684-9764.
6 a
300 Pets & Services
See
KITTEN/Cats rescued Sla-
mese, Mi eerie others
shots, fixed. (025) }-7828
300 Pets & Services —
Se eer
shots," Baring’ © “S680:
2 jarling. f
925/685-7330, 935/685-3709.
CHINESE SHAR PEI Pups, Ex-
ceptionall $400/up. (530)
824-6956 ; 925/679-12:
New Ad@
COCKATIELS. Handfed ba-
bies. Many breeder supplies.
(925) 672-8513
COCKATOO/$2500 bird, $800
cage, 7 year old Sulfer Crest
male, $800. 925-689-8478.
COCKER Spaniel; Golden,
urebred, male, 3 yrs. old,
150 OBO. (925) 458-0112
DACHSHUND mini. eq Ba
hair & smooth, $350-500,
510-758-3465; 925-825-8339
DACHSHUND Mini. pups, 3
red, 1 biktan, 1 silver/blk,
AKC, $400 (707) 448-9595
DACHSHUNDS Mini, cute &
playfull AKC, shots $325.
(707) 451-0303
DALMATIAN 2 yrs. neutered
male, beaut. To approved hm
$100 707-525-884;
DALMATION Rescue: hand-
some/neutered, 1 yr, BW
AMERICAN _ Bulldi Pups, | male, 2 pups, 16 wks., all
reds, whts. & brindles, $900 | purebred, can hear. No
707/528-4563 jeffr@cds1.net | Cruellas. 415/281-0542
AUSTRAILIAN Shepherd, DOG TRAINING
black tri, male, 5 mos. AKC,
fully trained. (925) 432-6257
Obedience-Problem solving
Day care. 800-862-0915.
AUSTRALIAN Shep./Queens-
land Heeler pups. Intelligent,
beaut., raised w/children,
wks. $100 (925) 248-5808
AUSTRALIAN Shep,/Sorder
Collie, need a home for m:
11 mo. fem. (925) 228-2687
BEAGLE pups; AKC, shots,
top champ lines, love kids
$385 (925) 609-3320
BICHON FRISE; AKC pups;
male & fem., great w/kids.
$450-$500 (925) 609-3320
BLOODHOUND pups, both
arents on site. Born 8/20.
00. (209) 825-0482
BORDER COLLIEAAB mix
pens: very cute, need good
jomes, $15. (925) 625-1965 .
BORDER COLLIE Mix. male,
1 yr. current shot, neutered,
$25. (925) 634-5997
BORDER COLLIE PUPS. AKC,
8 wks., excel. blood lines
great looking. (530) 346-8784
BORDER Collie/Lab mix 6 mo
fem., spayed, crate trained,
shots. Free (925) 776-4936
BREEDING BOXES for small
animals, complete w/top &
water bottle. (510) 724-4806
CAT, 11/2 yr. old male, neu-
tered, affectionate, free to
good home. Must get rid of,
owner pregnant (925)
755-8433
CAT, Indoor. Needs a good
home. Sweet, wht., spade, all
shots. 510-799-4553, Eve.
CATTLE Dog mix. & Ridge-
back mix; to gd, hm, together
or apart Spaded, house bro-
ken, crate Trained, obedient
train. $100 (510) 215-5019
DOGS: (2) Bik. Lab, 21/2 yrs.,
friendly, energetic; Germ.
Shep., 3 yrs., sweet, protec-
tion, Go Hee te negotiable
$75 Ea. (925) 229-0773
ly] ENGLISH BULL DOG, 3
ferns., ready to breed, $750-
$1500, 925-312-1047 por.
ENGLISH SPRINGER Spaniel
pups, will be ready for their
new home. 4 girls, 4 SHE:
LiverWwht. Father & grandfa-
ther live loc. Non AKC. Pure-
bred. $150. Call Sat./Sun. or
wkdys. 3-7. (925) 556-9676
GERMAN Shep. 8 mo., house
broken, AKC, good ss sw-
eet fem, $300 fe25) 377-6416
GERMAN Shep. free Pure-
bred fem. Spayed, grt. w/
kids. 11/2 yrs, (925) 673-7234
GERMAN SHEP. Epa avail.
11/5, 1st shots, $300, Must
see parents 925/685-3352
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS,
bred for show/SchH/tempera-
ment. German VA3 x V im-
port $2000. (510) 651-8140
GOLDEN mix. fem. 5 yr.
Great wikids, spayed: free to
go. (925) 648-404
GOLDEN RET., 3.5 yr. old
male, neutered, AKC, needs
loving adult home. He's a
companion & friendl
(925) 820-9434
GOLDEN RET. AKC, pups,
light blonde, champion lines,
jorgeous. Compare quality.
650 (925) 376-3067
GOLDEN RETRIEVER pup-
ies. Is your next puppy com-
ing from a puppy mill with
poor health bad tempera-
ment? For honest info. call
510/471-9777, 415/383-9207
KITTENS (4) part Siamese,
long hair, gray & wht., dark
gray, lovely (925) 634-2884
QUARTERHORSE gelding
fulla_ color, $2800, (925)
16-1344 925-260-295:
KITTENS
FREEI YOUNG & PLAYFUL
(925) 625-3553
ROTTWEILER, AKC, 8 males,
$300 firm, very gd. dogs, par-
ents trained (! 5 7aeeo809
LAB/Shepard mix, fem. Ver
jood with kids. Needs gd.
im. 925/754-4922.
LABRADOR AKC, cert. AFC,
FC lines, yellow, qual. stock,
arents on site. Family
jaised. $350-475. Vacaville.
707-469-0685; 372-0028
LABRADOR AKC _ yellow,
champ lines, ea excel.
hunters $450 (925) 778-1482
LABRADOR choc. pup, 12
wks., fem. shots $350.
510-223-4487
LABRADOR, Chocolate Pups,
AKC reg., parents pipe eves
cert., dewclaws & 1st shots,
well bread for sey show-
ing. $600. 510-799-0709.
LABRADOR pups, Pellet &
bik., male/fem., AKC, bom
9/24 $400 (925) 516-4518
LABRADOR/Ret. mix, blk.
male, neutered, 11/2 yrs. Do-
nation fee. (925) 778-9959 . «
LABRADORS/AKC, wht. male,
bm. fem., bik. fem., $350-
$500. 925/777-2309, pgr.
LHASA APSO PUPPIES.
3 fernales, 6 wks. old, $200.
(610) 245-3136
LLAMAS: Male & Fem. Nice
fiber ens ersonalities.
From $250. (925) 672-1800
MACAWS, Hand fed, blue &
gold babies $650.00
Gary (925) 946-0959
MALTESE AKC, 4 mo., small
male $500 & 1 yr Teacup
fem. $400 925/371-5432
MINIATURE PINCHER PUPS,
AKC. A black/tan.
$300-400. (510) 724-6924
PAINT Overo filly, gorgeous,
halter & performance pros-
pect, champ. lines, $2200
obo. Stefanie (925) 454-0922
PERSIAN KITTENS: CFA, all
shots, 14 wks., shaded silver,
black, $250. (925) 687-4269
PERSIAN KITTENS unreg, wht
fem. $300 (925) 754-4913
PERSIAN kittens adorable,
shots, bik. & red smoke
$100-$200 (925) 606-0798
PERSIAN KITTENS/CFA, litter
trained & shots. $100-$200.
Call (510) 351-8390
PERSIAN male, 3 yr. white,
Indoor, needs 1 pe’ es $5
donation. CFA. 925/939-8463
PIT BULL Puppies, ADBA, gi-
ant parents, blue fawns.
$150-$200. 925-757-9448.
PIT BULL PUPS
bom 7/29. Purebred. Lg.
heads. Many colors. Shots
current. 925/228-4332
PITBULL puppies; Brindle &
Bull __Mastit mix. $100.
925-625-5917
Farr a” AS abet
mos., S., }. Wi .
$400, 926-d50508,
ROTTWEILER Mix, 4 yr., fem.,
fixed w/shots, trained, needs
TLC. $5 fee 925/518-8712
ROTTWEILER Puppies, AKC,
51/2 wks. old, $375}each.
925/709-9212; 925/709-8124.
SHIH TZU PUPS, AKC, shots,
adorable, $400.
925/833-8418
SIBERIAN HUSKY RESCUE
Adoption Day Petco/Sat. WC.
Sun. Martinez, 12-3
www. sleddogrescue.org
‘SPECIAL NEEDS Cats/Kit-
tens. Need loving/good home
(925) 372-0197 , late P.M.
301 Horses & Services
MARE Show Pony,
SADDLE; Australian stock
151/2 Inch seat, very gd. cond.
$250 OBO 510/758-5285
SADDLE: westem, 151/2", dk,
Ithr., suede seat, silver con-
chos, $500. (925) 228-4011 .
SADDLE, Westem, 15”,
ad, halter, & more,
(610) 223-8083
incl.
eld,
ee ai inte
mediate
(925) 778-1286
THOROUGHBRED Classy filly,
to be sold Sat. Nov. 6 at Big
Fall Horse Auction. Co. Co,
Fairgrounds. 209/763-5257
TRAILER, 2-horse, new floor,
SPRINGER Spaniel 10 yr. old
fer., loving dog, free to gd.
homie (825) 78-0189
SUN CONURE w/2 cages &
access., $550. 50 gal. aquari-
um SOLD (925) 373-2585 .
TRAILER. '92 Cir. J, alum.
front load $3850. western
saddle $1K. (925) 672-3576
UMBRELLA Cockatoo,
oung, very tame, grt. w/kids,
1000 to gd. home incl. cage
& access. (925) 625-8727
WEST HIGHLAND Teniers,
AKC, 12-13 wks., 1st shots,
adorable 1 fem. $575, 1 male
$525. (707) 449-4054
WIEMARANER pups, 1st
shots, both Barada to show,
$350. (510) 234-8918
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301 Horses & Services
ApHA Arabian Quarter, year-
ling, filly, beaut, grat ispo.
$3000/obo. 925/679-8505.
AQHA, Impressive mare, 4
‘Gt Sorrel-blaze-socks
uilt! _Cows-tralls-water &
more. $3500. 925-516-9514.
ARABIAN gelding, middle-
aged, trir., arena & trail riding
experience, grt. for fun riding.
$800 OBO. (707) 434-1083 .
ARABIAN HORSE SALE. Sat.
Nov, 13, Horses for plea-
sure/show. 707/678-1080
BOARDING IN BYRON.
PRIVATE, FULL CARE FAC.
$110-$180. Sand arena,
Leanne Beh no mud, well light-
ed. (925) 516-8578 eves.
HAFLINGER/CROSS yearling,
colt, rea; Deluxe. Serlous ing.
only. $1100 (925) 634-2359
HAY: Premium Oregon grass
hay, $8.50/bale. Fine stem. @
Concord, (925) 933-8190
JUMPS , OBSTACLES,
POLES: used. CALL FOR-
PRICES (925) 625-4730
MINIATURE Horses, reg., 1
Colt, 2 Mares in foal. Binto.
$1000 & up. 925/335-0508.
PAINT HORSES: (2), 7&8 yr.
old geldings, working horses,
beaut., bloodlines eee
$5000 each. (925) 735-1648 .
TRAINING FACILITY For
Lease. Stalls, paddocks, pas-
ture. Covered arena, wash
racks, round pen. Brentwood.
area, 925-516-4240
302 Livestock & Poultry
eS
FALL SALE. Nigerian dwarf
goats Seoiup color shetland
sheep $100/ea. mini horse
stud colt, very sm. Free Abys-
sinian fem. cat to loving indr.
hm. Bobbie, 925/455-1631
GOATS FOR SALE
$90 & up. 925/679-8505 or
925/625-9336.
PIGEONS, young giant Runts.
Showbirds. $15-20/bird.
(925) 757-0405 7
PIGS FOR SALE in Brent-
ood,
wood. Days 925-516-5800;
eves. 925-634-0441
400 Fruit, Groceries, Meat
'99 WALNUTS
Meat $3.50/b. Order now
Nov. delivery. 510/223-1396.
402 Office &
Store Equipment
DESK & credenza, $500 both;
wht. sofa, $125; sidechairs,
$120 pr. (925) 952-4664
402 Office &
Store Equipment
eS
BUCWOASES: Counter
uy i
pelgh ipright, wal
lete ane store.
(925) 376-1026
WE'RE CLOSING!
Qual. furn. 707-426-1517.
402A Restaurant and
Bar Equipment
10 BURNER stv. w/matching
hood, 20 qt. mixer, work tbl.,
refrig. etc. 2 Yr. old. Make ofr.
925-754-8555
COMMERCIAL Hobart 60 qt.
mixer, works good $700/obo
(707) 647-182
GRILL/OVEN, 1 unit, Wolf, 3
jas burners, very good cond.
1500 /obo. 925/687-7354 or 689-7812
MIXERS, milk boxes, soft
serve, refrig., bake & pie cas-
es, glass & solid dr. refrig. &
freezers, salad bars, convect.
ovens, prep tbis,, ice machs.,
BBQ & display, ed sala-
mander. 510-261-3888
402B Medical Supplies
ana ee
EXERCYCLE,
$85. Stair ste,
(925)
exreernay
er, .
eda
tbl; | elec. ;
wheelchair. (925) 933-2086
SS
404 Antiques and
Collectibles
ee
| BUY ANTIQUES
Fumiture, in, lamps,
clocks, pic’ , dolls, toys
iry, silver, etc. Te 5"
Jeveenb 4 Pee 9
WANTED: Western Holsters,
un belts, cuffs, or 7
Six (510) 268-9294
a a
404A Collectibles
BEANIE BABIES
I've Got Bears
925-682-6283
ar Ee. | = .
405 Appliances and ~
Services ul)
WASHERIDRYER Saco | an
cap, [ooks & rune eet
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405 Appliances and
Services
DISHWASHER $50; elect.
dbl. oven $75; cooktop $25;
hood $15; (925) 254-6661
RANGE: Almond, self clean-
ing, $150; Whirlpool dish-
washer, $75; Fridgedare bkl.,
dbl. self cleaning, wall oven,
almost new, $250; garbage
compactor, '$75; Fridgedare
Jas cooktop, $50;
25) 625-0304
‘Heartland’
erodes country style stv.,
30” elec. w/convection oven.
like new $500 925-829-6450
REFRIGERATOR 18 Cu. ft., al-
mond, excel. cond., $150.
(925) 252-0304
VAN Wheel chair lift, works
Rec fe $1500, sell $750
ick (707) 647-1821
404 Antiques and
Collectibles
a ee
BED-Iron, antique $250; Oak
Claw foot tbl.w/6 chrs., $500
(925) 556-0666
BEDROOM SETS (2): cherry
full, chest, dresser, ntstnd.,
mirrors $1200; twin set,
carved wheat, dresser, chest,
mirror $500. (925) 798-5742
CLOCK, mantle; spoon col-
lection; lead crystal; camel-
back trunk; neon Busch Ba-
varian beer sign. Until sold
(707) 746-1017
CLOCKS & Hand Carved ma-
hog. fireside chrs., pump or-
gan, hanging lamps, depres-
sion glass, silverware,
kitchenware, oak chrs.
much more. 510/530-7096,
DINING SET: Antique cherry
tbl. w/6 chrs., buffet, hutch,
mirror $3500. (925) 798-5742
DINING TABLE, Eng. Oak, 7
ft. draw leaf, 4 chairs. Make
offer. (925) 686-6832
DINING Table & server, oak.
$1600/ea.;_ excellent condi-
tion. (925) 736-2667
HALL TREE: Englien pine
w/mirror, drawer & umbrella
holders, 451/2” wide, 77”
high, $695. (925) 820-6305 .
2.
REFRIGERATOR 18 cu, ft,
jas_ range, gold. Gd. cond.
00 Both. 925-825-0839
REFRIGERATORAreezer, wa-
ter fice disp. $500. Washer,
dryer, gas. $150/ea. All Whirl-
pool, wht. (925) 709-6645
REFRIGERATOR, G.E, Like
new! White $200; Gas dryer-
Kenmore $75; Port. Dshwshr-
Kenmore $40. 510-522-5802.
WASHER/gas dryer, Kitchen
le, |. Cap., excel,
$250. (826) 736-0144, °°
pcaaiae ELLs Pe
WASHER like_new. Kitchen
Ald, HIGH PERFORM,
$100 510-724-2958 ANCE,
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WASHER Ma
Whirlpool as Bier both?
cond, $250/pr. 510-215-7055,
WASHER _ Whirlpool
Com.
letely rebuilt. Lg.
§145/0n0. 925/753-sa56o
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406 TW/Stereo & Services
BS ay
CONSOLE TV; 27" Sony are
‘00d, beautiful cabinet. $309
OBO (510) 799-4216
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POLK-Audio Tower spkrs (pr.
Showroom cond./hard!
Sac. $400. 925/673-3450 aye
ee,
406A Video Equipment
and Services
SSS es
SONY compact video cam.
era, auto focus, 8mm, 6x pwr
zoom $199 (925) 803-2944
ee, Count
407 Home Furnishings | 2%,
ee SS,
15th ANNIVERSARY
SPECIAL
Buy 2 or more custom mini
blinds this year and we will
clean them free of charg
next year. Call Marsh Interiors
at 510-569-7540 for details,
REFRIGERATOR, G.E., w/ice-
maker, 21 cu. ft, wht, 3
very clean, pd. $720,’ asking
$500. (825) 5503078
REFRIGERATOR: Kitchenaid
Superva 27 cu. ft., 2 yrs. old,
like new, almond, side-by-
side, $1000. Trash compac-
tor, like new, almond, $150.
. built-in double oven, self
cleanin, like new, $250.
(925) 743-8559.
REFRIGERATOR, Kenmore.
like new, wht., icemaker, 2
cu, ft. $275/bo0 925-370-2953
REFRIGERATOR, Ip. capacity.
$450. W/D. $350. All Ken-
more, under 2 yrs, & in excel.
cond, 650-637-1662.
REFRIGERATOR new 25 cu.
ft., s/s w/ice & water, moving,
must sell $750 510/215-5551
STOVE: Whirlpool, electric,
self-cleaning, black & white,
$350 obo. (825) 625-1906
VACCUM Kirby new_cond.,
plus attachments, $400
(408) 927-5539
CHESAPEAKE BAY __ RET.
pups. AKC. 2 fem, $350 ea,
925-689-5739
HIMALAYAN Seal Point w/
papers, 2 male, 8 wks., ale,
plies $250 ea, (925) 934-2171
POMERANIAN, male. Poo-
dle/mix. 8 wks, $225
(925) 829-6546
CHIHUAHUA ups, male,
ready now, $300. In Vallejo,
(707) 647-1109
553 Architects
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SENIOR
. Landscape Architect
Lic #1568 By the Hour
Professioan! & Affordable
Call Barron 925-957-0569
554 Backhoe, Tractor
& Excavation
Le a
1-20 YARD DUMP.
Backhoe/Bobcat, trench
excavate, postholes, grade,
demo. asphalt & concrete.
925-676-7417 Lic, #684097
555 Baths, Kitchens &
Tile Services
BATHMKITCHEN REMODEL
Marble, tile & _ repairs.
#678260 (925) 947-2133
FREE estimate
THE KITCHEN MAN
sharp
(510) 524-3345
TILE CONTRACTOR
Ceramic tile, marble, granite,
slate, custom mosaics instal-
ruce Freedman
510-547-6289
WE can replace any sink out
of any counter top. Including
tile. Lic.#582924.
510-368-6119.
555a Bookkeeping/
Accounting &
Taxes
CECE a
BOOKEEPING for home_or
business. Quicken or QUICK-
BOOKS PRO, Excel. Fast, rel.
Local References
Call Linda at 510/655-0886
BOOKKEEPING/Payroll. P.U.
& del. Bus./personel. Speedy,
556 Brick, Concrete &
Asphalt
ALL Types of Concrete
Brick, stone, driveways,
atios, sidewalks. Free
estimates. Local References.
Lc. #412140 510/548-9019
STONE Concrete/Asphalt:
D riveway/patio/sidewalk/foun-
dation/ret. wall/seal-coating/
drainage syst. Bonded/ns.
#636168. 510-534-8200.
tom ise aa
mann (925) 228-2298
9,
repairs. Ins. wrk. Fast, friendly
srve. 15
510-540-4839: 44 obese Por
CRAFTCARE
HARDWOOD FLOORS
Specializing in all phases of
finished wood firs. Refs. avail.
#576013. (510) 645-1828
ALAMEDA Hardwood Floors.
Cert. Prego Installer. Lamil-
nate & Engineered Hardwood
floors installed. #668092,
Call 510-865-0177
NUMBER 1
HARDWOOD FLOORS
Commi. Res. new install. Stain,
refinish, repair. Qual. workman-
ship. Low prices, Free est. 510-
220-2683; pgr. 873-3191. Unlic.
| CLASSIFIED
Quick & Easy!
CLASSIFIED
Quick & Easy!
JACK RUSSELL PUP. Gd.
temp. Smooth, tri, papers.
$450. (925) 779-0564
556a Business
Services
WORD PROCESSING
, resumes, disserta-
manuscripts, thesis,
personalized form letters,
mailing lists, forms/reports.
Tape transcription. Laser
printer. Fast tumaround:
days, eves., wknds, Montclair
area. PHONE OR FAX
510-339-8077
557 Computer Services
[Sse eer
COMPUTER TECH SUPPORT
Win. '98/98/NT, MAC, MS Of-
fice, Web. etc., $15 hr. ee
$35 in person 510/915-3551
Max Hatvany
COMPUTER Tutor-Cert. Win-
dows 95-98, Word, MS Office
97, Excel, PC-Software, Inter-
net, Webs help. From $20/hr
510-769-6956.
J & D CONSULTING
Affordable cust. bit. systems,
uprade existing systems, JP:
intemet service provider.
#015038. (510) 724-3416.
NEW COMPUTER
NOW WHAT
Aang = Consulting in MS
Office, Quick Books, Web,
Intemet, Windows & more.
Up & Running 800-778-5410
558 Decks & Fences
ae)
DECK Refinishing at reas.
rates. We use only hi-qual
materials. Excellent local ref-
erences. Call (510) 390-4565
DECKS & FENCES Hm. im-
provements. #677138 Free
est. RE Assoc. 925/439-9200
QUALITY WOOD FENCING.
ValueStar certified. Insured.
#675223. www.jbfence.com
(610) 339-6371
559 Electrical
sil alerkaes
Contractor
for Lake Merritt's
‘Necklace of Lights”
Residential/Commercial
Service Repairs
Rewinng
Insurance Updates
24 hr. Emergency Repairs
“Since 1952
Lic 9196222
KIMBALL
ELECTRIC
Good Work
Good Price
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
Call Ernie
531-0184
Ucense #470106
Since 1979
sth
ALPEN ELECTRIC
EUROPEAN
CRAFTSMAN
Licensed Contractor
#387766
25 Years’ rience
Superior Workmanship
Residential ¢ Commercial
Industrial
510-569-0942
RMD ELECTRIC
Srvc. eared lighting, trou-
bleshoot ne, etc. Low rates.
Free est. #737623 748-0632
~ al? a?
POMERANIAN Pups AKC,
male/fem., 1st shots, $450-
$500. (925) 458-4651
559A Earthquake
Preparedness
Protect your Investment
Seismic retrofit, home impvt.,
remodeling. Accurate Bldg.
Co. #624456 510-533-4653
561 Garden and Yard
& Services
SUMA LANDSCAPING
Providin: quality services
since 1977. Including design,
installation, construction,
stonework, Irrigation, lighting
and maintenance. Commer-
cial and __ residential.
#665032. 510-261-3585,
*x All Seasons **
Yard work/landscaping/fire
safety/new _lawns/fences/re-
tainini walls/rototilling/haul-
ing, etc. Refs. Free est.
David Singer 510- 653-0445;
Por. 308-6023.
COMPLETE yard work; weed-
ing, brush, tree-pruning, re-
moval. General hauling.
510-669-0907.
par. 970-0740.
AL RAMOS Gardening Serv.
Yard Maint., tree trimming,
pruning, cleanups, hauling,
wood fences. 510-928-077!
PAINT mares, reg. 17 yr.
broke, Sup. halter, proven
broodmare In foal to Overo
for 2/00 foal. 2 yr. min. Overo
started under saddle, 1 yr.
chestnut _ breedin stock,
$1500-$3500. 925-679-0224
561 Garden and Yard
& Services
qe ED
MIKE'S GARDENING
Hillside, slope, gutter clean-
up, brush clearing, haul, tree
Sfvc., trim, mow, weed, new
lawn, spmkirs., _ retaining
walls, maint. Refs., low price.
Lic.1628593. Free est.
510-534-4173; pgr. 330-1810
RENOVATE YOUR
YARD
Consultation & Design.
Cmpit, yd. care, tree srvc.,
cleanup, hauling, irigation
syst., new lawns, etc, Free
est. Michael 510-799-4540;
Jan 510-758-6946
SOFIA ROSE
We dig your dirt
Yard clean-up, hauling, main-
tenance, window cleaning,
runing, fences, brickwork.
lartin 510-582-2019
TREE SURGEON
Total tree service. All-types
including palm. Cutting, top-
ping, pruning. Removal. Fire
service. 510-451-0623.
Cell phone 510-418-2273
TREE trimming, hauling,
dirt/concrete removal, yard
work. Free est. 7 daysiwk.
Seun 510-610-4168.
TREE TRIMMING
Total tree service. All-types
Including palm. Cutting, top-
ping, pruning. Removal. Fire
Service. 510-451-0623.
Cell phone 510-418-2273
BETTER GARDENS Make
Better Homes. Fall is best
time to Rene Design, prun-
ing. Mimi (510) 505-9090
BUSHWACKER'S Lawn Care.
Prof. serv. lawn care, tree
trimming, firebreaks, It haul-
MF Free est. Reas. rates.
#014673 (510) 970-6715
CLEAN-UP, soil prep., ret.
walls, Hseich fence, concrete
work. Drainage systems: un-
lic. (610) 848-497:
CLEAN-UP, sprinklers, drain-
age, lawns, planting, hauling,
regular maintenance.
IUNSHINE LANDSCAPE
(510) 615-6997
hauling, etc. Call >
510-724-8713 or 414-6928.
CONSULTATION & DESIGN,
planting & maint. English/
Japanese, veggie & herb gar-
den, etc. (510) 548-6677
GARDENER - 16 Years local
exp., excel. ref, reasonable
rates, clean-ups and mainte-
nance. Chris, 510-655-0157
GARDENS BY DESIGN
Landscape design & instal.
#769524. (925) 451-2429
HOLLAND FINEST
Maintenance, cleanup, lawns
instal rototilling, spraying.
Hans (610) 6a8-7743
HOMESIDE
JAPANESE Gardener. Make
Seni garden nice & neat.
eth maint. pase! care-
ful & reliable. (510) 527-2289
WEEKLY & monthly garden-
ing stvc., new lawn, lawn
care, weed clean up entry
srvc. + patil:
(510) 465-6856
a
562 Handyman
License #720621
531-9500
Household Repairs
Small jobs specialty. Refer-
ences, mature, dependable.
Montclair resident. Quick re-
sponse. Call Mac-Fixit,
510-339-6571
HOME REPAIR
At Reasonable Prices! Paint,
drywall, carpen' lumbing,
ano. Bil S16-297-Bees 9
ALL REPAIRS. Decks, fences,
Interior/exterior, tiles, kitchen,
baths. Small to large. Local
refs. Free estimates. Call:
510-309-3859.
HANDYMAN SERVICES
Ci ntry, dryrot, termite
work, ext. pain’ ne plumbing,
elect. Dependable. Free est.
Lic# 1692550, 510-569-8815
JESUS'S GARDENING
Yard Clean-up/ Beads
Weeding/ _ Pruning/ _ Brus!
Clearing. Free Est. Quality.
Affordable. (510) 382-1144
JOSE'S GARDENING
AND TREE SERVICE
Landscaping, tree care & re
moval. Overgrown yd., brush
& lot clearing, retaining walls,
drainage, concrete work. very
reas., free est. Serving the ar-
ea since 1983(510) 534-3098
KEEP IT GREEN
Monthly yard maintenance,
yard clean ups. Free est. Low
Fates, (510) 433-2855
READY to create your own
paradise? Check us out...at
www.naturedesigns.com.
Kelth,
510-482-2408
HANDYPERSON
Reas. rates, No job too small!
Everything from gutters to
cabinetry. 510-681-3324.
HOME REPAIRS. Fencing:
decking, sec. drs., It. electri-
cal & plumbing. Tree trim.
Hauling. Low rates. Free est.
Call ear (510) 528-5387 or
page (510) 281-4939. No lic.
RICKS HANDYMAN
510-410-6867
e ntry © Tile
® Electrical @ Painting
Plumbing @ Odd Jobs ¢ Ins.
1 Call Does it All
YOUR Electrical Handyman
Expert troubleshooting, old
wiring, lighting, new circuits.
Carpentry, household repairs.
HERMAN Miller work stations,
perfect cond., must sell. Best
Offer (925) 314-9440
HOOZIER__ CABINET,
cute. $700. Claw ft.
$300. (925) 934-5118
real
table
WASHER/DRYER $100 for
both. Almond. Work well.
(925) 778-8163
BABY Crib/matt. $200. Jog
stroller $150. Toddler carseat
$55. Fold. Stroller $75, Agj
Hireresol $65. Port. crib $7
Like new. 925/377-9418
——$$—$<$
BAR with four stools. $200 or
best__ offer. Must sell!
510-769-7156.
BARGAIN Hunter's
Complete dining room set,
$1850/bo (510) 482-1726
ete in es
432 eng, ote pes Pillow-
lop, unused. Cost $1100, selj
$480 (510) 205-6145 ig
ee
BED LOFT widesk $450; Belli-
ni change table w/3 drawers
$300. (925) 462-8749
BED, Miralux Signature 2500
king sz. flotation w/cmpit. wa-
terbed frame (925) 827-3039
BED: Waterbed, king, 4 post-
er, head/footboard, blanket
rail, new matt., heater. $300,
925/778-1396; 925/757-0321
BEDROOM/Dinin, room;
beaut. Qn. Ann chery, 5 pe.
ste., w/tall 4 poster bed., orig
Steal!
ras
Taal
Kenmore | $
70
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$5300 ask. $1875 matching $4005 05]
formal Qn. Ann cherry din
tm, ste. w/exquisite It. china
orig. $5800 sac. $2375 (all 3
Mo. old) (925) 485-8855
OFFICE CHAIRS: brand new,
fabric, on wheels, orig. $450
@a,, $175 ea. 925/831-0780.
563 Hauling
MONTCLAIR DISTRICT.
$5 loads elie) Haul
anything dally. Also other light
things truck. Peter Van
Deusen, 510-339-1019
DAVID’S HAULING
Garages, basements, Es-
tates, yard work. Transport,
bobcat, dirt, concrete, demo-
lition. Fast, friendly, same day
service. Free estimates.
David Singer 510-653-0445;
pager 308-3023. Lic. & Ins.
COMPLETE Hauling, removal
and cleanups. Yard, garage,
basements, trees, painting,
demolition. Estate cleaning.
510-970-0740; 669-0907.
BUNN’S Hauling. Dirt, limbs,
concrete, old fumiture. Base-
ment, gerage, yard cleanup.
Dependable. Free estimates.
510-638-5929.
ESTATES, GARAGES, Relo-
cations. Removal of unwant-
ed fum., etc. Prompt courte-
Ous srvc., since '79. Randall
510-526-5753
GENERAL hauling, cleanup.
Yds, garage, tree, roof, de-
molltion, fum. dirt, concrete.
Call 510-237-8019; or
510-539-0503.
GIL'S HAULING
Best prices in town, for the
best service In town, Free
estimates. (510) 665-9128;
pager (510) 647-3005,
HAULING, Dirt & Concrete.
Yard/Const. cleanup & bob-
cat. Unlic. (610) 527-6479
JP. HAULING
esmates (510) 669-0974
Tree Pruning & Removal
Yard Cleanups Roofing Tear Off
Dirt * Concrete * Demolition
RESIDENTIAL * COMMERCIAL
POOL TABLE mahog. w/ac-
cess. Antique. Good cond.
(925) 254-4457
565 Housekeeping &
Home Services
ing services. f
‘eekly, bi-weekly, own sup-
Bie provided. Call ei 0)
61-8942; (510) 310-591
GLADYS HOUSECLEANING
Reasonable prices, guaran-
teed job. Free estimates.
$20 Discountfirst time
510-633-0695
Hi, cleaning, 15 years exp.,
natural supplies, great refs.
Fee $70, Beth (510) 655-7621
HOUSECLEANING/Ironing,
Indry. by Ess & rel, person.
Gd. refs. (925) 689-2453 .
* * HOUSECLEANING * *
Experienced, responsible, re-
liable, organized. Good refs.
* * FREE ESTIMATES * *
Call Marui (510) 559-4680
Impeccable
Interiors
We Tailor Our
Service to Your Needs
Voted Bay Area's Best
Bonded. 510-521-9600
Josefina’s
Housecleaning Srvc.
Great refs. Licensed & bond-
ed, Hard working & reliable.
(510) 632-2252
LOCAL, Reasonable Rates
Vi Do It Your Way
14 Years Experience
(510) 658-7420
OXFORD House Cleaning Ser
vices, lic., exp., responsible,
excel. refs., 510-649-1149
565A Housesitting
Services
RESPONSIBLE Adult.
refs., pets & plants my
Sj
cialty, reasonable rates. €ail
Kitty(51 0) 533-4388
566A Licensed
Contractors
S.P.S. TERMITE REPAIRS.
Earthquake Retro,
tions, Insured/Free Estimate.
Uc. #623998. 510-531-1317
567a Moving
JS HAULING
* Concrete/Roofing
» Removal, Demolition
Dump Truck * Excavation
* Tree Service
* Dirt Removal * Construction
Cleanup
* Bobcat
Service
(510) 507-2138
Pager (510) 718-0172
MOVING/Hauling. Fumiture,
boxes, etc. Yard cleanup.
Same day service, Small
ianos 510-521-8533;
110-682-8424
NEAT Hauling: Bobcat srve.,
demolition, excavation, drive-
way, drain, landscapin,
rage clean-up,
Free est. 510-915-368!
pager. 510-389-5544;
110-526-6911 (home)
a-
roof. Roliable.
8 /
WE Haul anything. Garages,
basements, yards, etc. Clean
up. Concrete demolition.
510-391-0058.
(ters eS a ee
565 Housekeeping &
Home Services
Se
$ GO HOME HAPPY $
pour Excel. Refer-
ences. 510-245-1140; pager
510-262-3318.
nousekeecn eer ed,
- enc
thorou i Ticenbed and
BEST SERVICE
GUARANTEED!
eal ees rer :
ly a nsi-
ble, 510-526-6911, Neusa
WASHER & Dryer $125. Like
New dishwasher $75. Com-
puter $99 (925) 439-8097
569 Painting
& Wallpaper
> CONAN)
* Interior/Exterior *
Finest
Prep-work * Waterproofing
* Color Consultant
* Residential/ Commercial
+ Free Estimates + Insured
* All Work Guaranteed
Lic. #515120
510.527.2673
BURGESS
EXTERIOR
PAINTING
“100's of East Bay
Homes Painted”
Excellent References
Expert Workmanship
Insured and Bonded
BEDROOM dresser & chest
of drawers $400; couch $250;
oak desk $250. 925/825-7478
569 Painting
& Wallpaper
DANNY'S Painting: Pay less.
Exterior, interior. Licensed,
bonded, insured. Refs.
(925) 314-1707
DANNY'S Painting: Pay less,
Exterior, interior. Licensed,
bonded, insured. Refs.
(925) 314-1707
MICHAEL QUILTY
PAINTING
Int., ext. Residential special-
ists, quality preparation, res-
toration, waterproofing
#746605. Free est.
510-525-8184
PACIFIC PAINTING
Exterior/interior. European
prep., restoration, Faux fin-
ishing, color consulting, wa-
terproofing. Insured. CSL
#566759. Free Estimates.
(610) 527-2277; 821-2277
PAINTING, interior, exterior.
Expert workmanship, work
juaranteed. Reasonable.
icense #293168. James
Frykdahl, (510) 530-9599
PAPERHANGING includes all
phases preparation. Exper.,
rel., clean. Refs. Free est
925-691-6144
WHALEN PAINTING
High performance architec-
tural coatings. Ext. wood res-
toration & epoxy repalls.
Stucco & peer repalr.
#473379. Fully insured. DHS
lead-certified. 510-524-7067
License No: 565944
Pressure Washing
y SS
“Ni
841-514
Free Estimates
and Color Consultation
Moving?
Park-Tilden
Movers
Cal TH129,398
Clean Professional Movers
Antiques * Packing * Small Jobs
Licensed and Insured,
Family-cun since 1967.
ww. jowneolcom
(/parktiden/info html
510-532-2170
568 Music Lessons &
Services
PIANO LESSONS. Classical,
Blues, Jazz, more. Exp., pa-
tient. All ages, 1st lesson
free. Ariel (510) 865-3943
J KELSEY PIANO STUDIO.
inning- concert_ levels.
Group- private instr. RMI s
clalist 100-865-7082. is
569 Painting
& Wallpaper
A WOMAN'S TOUCH
Clean, reliable, qual it
Excel. refs. ee eae
ing. . a
ie INTERIORS, licensed,
(510) 835-8674, Carol.
CATALDO Painting & Resto-
ration. Quality work at com-
aac price. Free estimate.
ully insured, Lic#309090.
(510) 483-7014
Aeby,
Vernick
Alameda's
Neatness Extremist!
Native Alamedan
Clean & Reliable
Call & hire him ONLY
if you really want the
perfect person to fulfill
your painting needs!
Stare License #342598
522- 4808
x BRIDGE «*
oe PAINTING &*
Professional Craftsmanship.
Interior/Exterior. References
Insured & Licensed #639300.
Reasonable rates
Free estimates
(510) 232-3340
cy's
Painting Company
Residential
Commercial
Over = years
experience in
Oakland and
Piedmont area
License No. 497281
| for Free Estimate
Large or small jobs
(Interiors a Specialty)
510-261-6592
Evenings or Saturday
Gals OK 2
Member Better ~
Business Bureau
570a - Plastering
ARM & TROWLEL
interior/exterior patching &
remod. Specializing in hand
application. Free estimates.
ic.#768416 (510) 655-1957
571 Plumbing, Heating
& Air Conditioning
FORBES
PLUMBING
LIC # 482667
* New Construction
* Remodel
+ Hydronic Heating
* Service
+ Repair
452-2844
x dur cet t we
& new ing 30408
PLUMBING repair. Watet:
gas, drain lines, water hea
ers, dshwshrs, garb
Tony toll free
1 “388-878-1 322.
571a Power Washing
Services
ALL DECKED OUT |
It’s not too late, get your Sa
ressure was!
Sealed. Brant, (510) 643-7968
WOOD, Stucco, drive & walk,
ways, decks, fencing,
mod & mildew re 3
(610) 390-4565
572 Roofing & Gutters
COLLINS ROOFIN
&
Lic. 695711. Fam. owned
operated. Qual. work. A
rates-Free est. 510-482-225"
CRABTREE GUTTER
Gutter/ roof cleaning.
CLASSIFIED
#76156
Quick & Easy!
572 Roti
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Crabes ia
FREE ESTE
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pment sie ‘AST! LIVERMORE -studlo, we 1 rae ae quiet Bein 610) 585° 2095. 2 ibarras: Eveline AE BFI, $1625 Siow ep ad a7 2 eH So150 (028 gacienes, save ‘onet msg. roa
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= pfessiona office 12h. $1475. (610) 530-4038.| CASA gar. avail. (510) 54 es, | 510/521-9739. last, d $1500. 3 bdrm., | Ss,
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Seat ADAMS POI reek 2 bdrm,/1 ba. CONCORD bdrm., 1 ba, A/C, | 925-552-7108. 3 car gar., AC,
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fo fetal Crplex || BULLETIN Excellent cond. style, formal, dining, hard- brpoker 1633) Cemnpal Dr dep. a uli, (825) 808-5944 CONCORD tee are Sect’: $1000" 825/308-0158 $2200. 800-201-0108 gk” | Se-Sac: $2K ot Beat
515095 Hes csootl eiuiebiO-aauciusieio a (925) 689-1879 | WALNUT CREE! Pavillion, AEK, $750 ats) BAY POINT 3 bdrm LIVERMORE beaut.
Fafice, | OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK ee WALNUT Creek 2barm/iba eA ay ee ee ee 334-5088 of (825) 827-2331 _| nice Jog. $1400. Si pet ne: | AGS KautmaniBrosd viret GREA a
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+ bdrm. en, $795 spa- dwntwn. walk @ Al icc: es g.1 bdrm. AC, $1695. Agt. 925-454-2410 | Ble short rental. 5
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iedmont Ave. incl. gar. fefrig., plush cpt., cable, | The Emeryill 8 7-8996 677-668! : R ar, | SAN Ramon Fam.
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Be enrime || oxo charm, ‘lower ‘unit, | kakeshore Tee VorkPhince | 479 Merritt A Pete ecomel | uarming nr (DVO. Fem: Sen DUBLIN. Nos newer 2 barn, BRENTWOOD: 4. barn: oot | Sereco a Wear Horenes | Avail. now. (925) 755-7
df Ae, location with Call 510-893-9380x16, Sts. 415-459-4295 a Mea ARSE Eloy egal woce icra ge yard, | utils. (925) 370-2097 $400+ IN. Nice newer 2 bdrm. | 29°: 8m. fenced yd., single Berreconotts Mountalny ici: i
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wiarpenltes,& | 1921 Francisco St, 2 bdrm, (SEVIS SVE Sy OAKLAND pe 2 bdrm., 1 ba.|SAN RAM No petsino Seck 8. $1tC $1250 +dep. (925) 689-7603 | hm. Bay view, newly refu "| LAKE
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HOP, Office 1301 Gliman, small 1 bdrm OAKLAND. $675, LAKE AREA OAKLANDIPledmont, Newly Beaton gaa dea UNS: | (28) See ess rowterovrarareee NOt $9300, Res 'es Win qe ares, yard 28ei Menteron Pai, So
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s 58-1787. - | paint, clean & 5 Yard, laundry facili 9: | WALNUT CREEK 7 WALNUT CREEK | 7 bdrm., 11/2 ba., OAI do, forest edge, 4
Ht) yay, | BERKELEYIOaNand border | oar ang spacious, lot | lous, 2 pay faci. Spa-| modal, poo, hot _utishea | share ba, nonaming, dose 16 Ei a Bool hey emo, ba spa Se eee EIN a tes enivicubs. (985) 945-6108
mesnahycaner. | 725. Ler Dakiand border garden area 510-802-5115 | $ie00 oa ee are BART. 925/989-1935 | lwntwn $500 (925) 933-3271 eee jon, $1800. 925-673- wladdl- | hdwd. firs., gar., formal &2..| LAKE TAHOE SO. Home, 5
ksiblity’ | bdrm. in 1920's 6- OAKLAND $700. S iewartnl it. 1+ Bdrm., | WALNUT CREEK: SS ress | country Vilage, | GONCORD:3115 BakorDr, 3 eel lousy’ | bdrm. 3 ba., sips. e,
i Bem. in 1920's, 6-plex. on | studio, Hawa 10. Sunny spac. | ¢ “unit feplace, Kitchen | equipped Sbarn. Eumished, | 609 Duplexes & Blush remod. 1 bd. Fete CONCORD: 3115 Baker Dr.S SNe BOO Las” Polaays ea6-oa6-b0b8
SULOING BAUME ORRIN newiEDplecl Are eeocne ke Mer) $1400 + ‘depo: rood foey UNorthcetes Gardener, $2100 Ae eset ERE | He eu are cay or edi oe gen
Ey 6? 6 hdwds. 19: Kit-winew applts., | Alice. 610-835-1100, lower unit Rareweue fiona Saif. @o5) Sos47a4 Cluster Homes ees now. iieneae ONSS00 op. 37 W' Bolton ale) Beat County (Gual-
wall maint. 510-658-4567 | — oe | Galt | a (ARTIN Ad. P, . Bolton ocean hi
50419-0593 BERKELEY Victorian Fiat OAKLAND. $700., Spacious, | Cel er Sigsa-4ac0, “Pose for Rent NORTINE? View CaN no | CONCORD 3641/2 b d. 928-778-4007 forinfo_| Ste °PBekwvockend” “Spa,
EX: offce. sul 90.00 ewly painted 1 bdrm. on top | oaKLAND/Piedmont 2 bdrm 608 Share Rentals aE petsismkng. (926) 2 dbl. gar., fro a., frpic., | OAKLEY: newly deci feekweekend ' also
18) feeipakie, ‘ ae -1600 sf plist foyr-plex near Lake, | OAKLAND/Piedmont 2 bdrm CONCORD 2 bi eee area, $1350. antfoios. quiet bdrm./2 ba., all ap, orate Anas. (929) Sar FES
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Hid Py jear Ashby BAR near 6th Ave. 510-8: ene Be bdrm, 21/2 ba. nr. nc. BART. $! ing the ro = | cluded i +) SE- INDA; Beaut. Z illennium avail
Pi soon sh __Gaihsto-ads-0200 i share. clean. transports Ko 'dect. 8 Sesiea0-a135 | Peemont Balcony, le, oe gies on 2 see eae eae a views; ta 4 |All sizeel IM S10IS82-$480/
5-68 jpacious 2 ey . Balcony, |. NO smoking je, In 510. ee , ac. Close t ROT
Peciis QAANR. SH sane NG | fans eB WS, EIB TSoPP™ | inere Creeks aati or foe ay. STEAM Te” | ConcgRD, 5 Bam HA $BéosTna foes 8.58850" Berm 2 bes See 8
B hs, us janitor Indry. rm. ee RSE uoees Very sunny, (925) 254-3263 | ALAMEDA Victorian $650. beautiful Almanor Ct No pats | B2,, WD rm. 1 | Myrtl . bam, prvt. rd., UAE See 2 bdi bo5-bas'6e1 PS
i . 2 lo pets , gas frplc., hi le Dr. A Im., 1 ba. Ni
ae R527 eh fercom. 333 Lester Ave. OAKLAN! mints iealndiye) 5 mindece $1750 Agt. 925-269-7664 firs! opts. ae 01 ae $1200/mo. For info, send re- Si yep ee pets. NORTHSTAR - Tahoe Do!
ON, Gr. | let D no pets. (510) 220-0421 || LIVERMORE 2 bdrm., 1 ba. Pays B00) Pete | ee a lec I $1100. (625) 226-5936 | Fentals, Ski Leases, Sales.
pet Space fot BERKELEY OAKLAND $895, 1 barr. gar PILL HILL ALAMO, Lars house, 1/2 AIC, dshwshrs reffig., WD ie) 3| Saran, — Resoparen tinez)CAID4509), 05 sam SEO MONT 2 bdieea be. ‘Ski West ity. 800-389-5535,
4450et pkng, Incl. Nr. Kaiser Center. | 3422 Andover. 1 b Bore 526" Femais,” Non | 569-8206 or (O28 dep AKLAND Rosegarden CONCORD border: upgraded ry hm. on Park Wy.| SOUTH LAKE TAHOE
.s 2a60et, will | CONNECT fracas Waele eit SC ave fresh carpet and paint. $555, ris pele Co Rees) B8848Bbe or 25 82'S Nowy mapaintedy Sycpidiae See ee el a ER SEES New Vested Mleinent
abet Tos” ION || Serres ts yr use| Cat STSEEE TSE TT pee ete tock. SSB. TS Tae | Seek ial ei S| Sas Wan SarTetonping. | aciy) Sr, pet OR. EoRe Ns Stans 7: 825-705 88.
Tae RENTALS ||| caxcano sess, 4 bam, wy OAKLAN ease, GAPS SEeeL spac. apple. ple. We, non | Lae” a6: al maint. bd. | Horton, 925:676-6900-¥282 sce SEAR TBe-oser | SUT Lake Tahoe Keys, 2
$425 >. im. | (cAoereohe) S| . 645 Chi a 5 rm. condo, full
Phar 28 || [S50 wh rs nd on] | | hor ast aout fra ROC ND oR | SoNzoEa aussie, | Be ae aizoome, dep foteo. (10) eee CONCORD. Grossings 3 | fa. cel, fo. near ele. on te water 885.672.8517
iiss regular subscription | |} | 2! Reds SIGer Wey OR) al cumenitiog, eutles rea, | ba AO, $1200/mo, + dep: PLEASANT HILL 2 bdrm. 2 | 91495: Ga) ee near elem: | SOUTH LAKE Tahoe, mod.
Veal, 49, 8 Office Sto-ssesoss "°°" | (ecation, pool, parking, $728. eu) Gail Agt. Mark, 825:455-967 | Ba, condo. Off C.C. Blvd. | CONCORD nr, W.0. 8 bdrm, $2300hmno"(Gio) Sos-iser | WPS. ovwater, Seam
¢ ic arking. $725. MAR 5798 nr. W.C. a. Sips. 8. All a =
sabia || pace one use aie ere CONCEER Gg | ate tips | RM cae iB ERE Gees | Se amy, Baer an | resis sh es
, . Squeaky | OAKLAND - Ri pets, fem. prof. 595/mo. (510) 792- | stall rm _ Sun, 11-2. (925) 687-2560 _| ofc., $800 | ea to Se
Saas if63135|l] uNuMTED UPDA sagen BRN AM Satan). uae ye Fa iia ng | etme | Be cetings, WB, | CONCORD The Crossings, 3 BSS CIOL SPES | corre Uae TRICE el
a E a ni dshwshr. jar., gd. loc., 2 ba., cl . 2 car gar., all | NOW, 3 bd/2 ba,
a Bit > UPOATES: | OAD aar be Set be aot | Decor eaten Genk | HISTORIC CHARMER! Bal FS sie SYSRU ro tab) SSOEGAT | Sot, lee Pae ch eisai gaatiotenT
1, eonng. ctr a pewly remod._ in’ Montcialr, | OAKLAND Rogividge; aio) | ROn-smk. (926) 689-2752” cmplty. remo. 1 | |__(@10)596-9579 | CONCORD. The Ci sect 6.81400Im¢. 3 yr kt TAHOE N. New Yi
8.95 per RANTEE lew, no pets gm. ibd o/ oe bdrm. du- | PI Bad rossings. 5 | req. 1st, | lease jew Year In new
= 0d 845-7821 $1095. Mary 510/330-1884 | 4 bi ifm, 3 bis, to BART, | DISCOVERY BAY: 9 bdrm lex, 1st Vacancy in 25, yr. PLEASANTON: 2 bd be. Pel Svea aes Big | ei sit eseae S600) | eiticonioe oneal
EEK 1280 Fe OAKLAND $875 (510) 21 arden, | house, Fem. pref'd. $551 8. Mi mking./no Sect. | $50 Nery bar err Wecemenaen aceon aa ESS (610) 741-8299.
Ih iy 1280 Boule : ) 215-1957 house. Fen Precosse> lust have gd. creditirefs. $500 dep. 925-461-9866 | CONC PINOLE Fe ie Meese Mee se
. Lots 2840 Cr bdrm., on Staten/Grand, ) 513-0982 Appt. only 925/228- ORD/WALNUT CREEK aut. 3bdrm./2 ba.
7-8821 OLLEGE AVE. |}| new palnticpts., no rand, | OAKLAND. Sm.., pretty studi Appt. only 925/228-1447. | PLEASANTON 2 B border, gd. ai . No petisect. 8, TAHOE No. Brockw:
: = ts, | behind — Clal udio | DUBLIN 1 rm., $500, 2 MARTI Ba, $ idrm., 112 | fam. rea, 5 bdrm., | dnr. One! $1580. 51 ae | ee RoCaney Bee
EK BERKELEY ilbns seb ‘agt. {510} iit rmont Hotel, | $700, 1/2 uti ms, NEA a, $1000/81100 dep. No Oi fom ,S, Rei, |i: SLB Aree eave oa 22 ba. condo. Sips. 8.
Bp, dng or One 748- Een te Muga Fee bd utiis., Upgraded 4 OPEN SAT. 12-2PM pets. (925) 846-8380 epts.floor, no pets, $1800 + | FITTS Avail. X-Mas wk. | &
2nd flog SINCE 1 ACOA 08 ee a || Ronen Baim. spa, (925) 633-6522 534 All [eC se , + BURG; 2 bdrm. 4 Ye New
Cee im 975 kng., t $670 2 len St. Quiet 2 bd p. (925) 284-5135 duette, $ ba, | Years Wk. 510-482-8169
A 74 eer OAKLAND 87000 dep: (610) 849-1857" EL irm., 1] PLEASANTON | Sparkll ao OS a SS ——
oe Fax & Email Available ||| ,1' Bdrm. Wooded Oasis | OAKLAND Se 87 | fn. cnr BARTIbus. “S600 | story w/ ger. WID hookup. | bd. ba., AC, i i Pek DANVILLE. | Attractive, 3 oo ee oe Sa aS
K sm: > acer, prop. Pool, | $: med. rm. $4: SSS let a ath home, fam. TSBURG 3 -800-542-2100
eis iter’ soos aa 223 | Euvale Avo, Welt, 1295 Gist i S83 888 | Sor het a SA ii are besiic Uk a SNeBe es i FU Sep Ab dina | merermeomectoncon
Lee em T, | SAN BAMON: 2 Bike wall $1890, Aapex Prop, | sect. 8. $1200. 828/672-8878 | 175.
setting, spac. 2 a Garden gas Incl. 510-336-1785. LAFAYETTE: Bdi water/garba, bdrm., 21/2 | Mamt. (925) 935-5333. 76 Dix. cabin nr all.
wi rm. apt.| OAKLAND 4 rm. 20x13, | $1600 je pd.,| bath, 2 sto BET eee eee ETT TS TV. WID. Sips
sta ce era el Quiet bun Fee Fe Olean, | OAKLAND Sunny, newly re- ay ned SLi Sree a gomet at 31288. dacoat. DANVILLE avail. 12/1, Ist in gatea Fiver Pun Commun. Avall Holidays 510-385-5258,
tf 5-686-2244 c. 8. | OK. Near Lake Merritt, $745. | on-sit sad Avail. now. (925) 9: 855. Near Kaise! Rick, agt. 925/275-6363 Ht irm., 2 ba, | Avail. inn OES SGRGD Ravn cone
n 510-893-7925; 51 e prkng., Secure pedes- Avall. now. (925) 944-9753 | & BART. 2 bd r Incl. grdnr./swim club. $13 . 8, | TAHOE- South. 2 bdrm. con-
peal GONGURGIITED BaatnGa: B10.896-7025 610-700-4067 trian gates, sec. im, sunny, older | SAN RAMON b TE: gBobe: | $1350. (925) 253-0885 i con
patrol 7 LIVE - duplex, 3 bdrm. 21/ rive by 559 (URN Ghee lo, full kitchen, We
Wen | ge Barman "S85 | Sle lana Rew cara reuia altaor [Bans aoe | ox Seg at | ao. Grn | B20 60-0980 |B a Sane ae Hihin Qitlen Seesor
(925) 825-0966 ing. New carpet, | OAKLAND. Ti '5/373-6825; 455-701 Se SS mo. DAI a. beaut. ct. $té $1500. Call 281-360-6092
x $800. (925)825-0968 | paint, drapes. Cat OK. $74 Te eee i bal iNew eet oan A NVILLE, Baaut Hav 7a | 928-676-0020/616-406 3062
CONCORD, 1B 110-465-6827; 51 5;] sunny, Spanish ‘style, 1 | MARTINEZ: Ni Sa sey cue &R Propty. Mgmt. bdrm., 2 ba., 2300 sq. 925-676-0929/510-406-3862 | TAHOE - Welcome the Mi
drm. $580 510-465-6827; 510-763-4357 bdrm., hard ice 2 bdrm., | bi cpt./paintitile/ . ard a sq. ft, | Pi lennium. B i
WARE Pool, ind e wood floors, ca- | 0Wn ba., pool, pref blinds. W/D hookup. P (925) 803-1057 garcener. “nol $2000 8 LEASANT Hill 3 bdrm. 2 jeaut; new Hyatt
RicallA HOUSE ae 925-687-4¢ pperkinds no | OAKLAND 4 Bdrm., $730, thedral ceiling, bullt-ins, view, | share | i pref. fem. to] $1050+ dey | RSRU Re) | jee 2500 dep i ristine, cul-d ba. | Resort condo in Incli
rand Ma- pets. 925-687-4097 | Near Lak H /mo. | all utilities Incl. 2215 6 me: Rent negot. if| (610 . 359 Lester. | SAN RAMO pets. (925) 8 lease, No le-sac, fam. rm., | Bdrm. sips. 8, ne. 2
meat Me | Go N @ Merritt, Sunny. | St. $1000, 5 Carroll | can Rent ec aay Guu eat ceed a N/Bishop Ranch pets. 25) a1-t4ar SE Eee eee a ee hg er000. Gell Vigor
BES fpqg°° 2000 | GONCORD 2 bdrm. 2b Cn eee eT. Coe gut Ses Ooee eee oan A atcl Goh oos-ases' °'| PITTSBURG: 1 bdrm. clean, Bdrm., 2 Ba., balc. view, | DANVI Ge a 2000 PSE Call Victor
HO Sootn, erga ale i Rant Euclid Ave. (610) 451-0056. | OAKLAND: Upper Lakeshore | MORAGAUnfur. $600 = BOTS BURG boo eee pool Sell apps... gar. | ba, VILLE sharp 4 bdrm. 272 | PLEASANT HILL 3 Bdrm. a
168 4 Ioana, ee OAKLAN FS ee Somme nS arty binges, Nonsmkng. 385d. 038)985-0504°"" dep. 11/4" 35) 966.9476, Joaquin - Cir. $2250/Mo. ba. Fefrig.. close to trails 2/615 W
de thon we | eee 5600 B 2 pasado, ocala Laat No pets. (828) 876-2981. | WALNUT CREEK TRACY. Victorian 3 oe epee an OE shops, Hoon, roof, 19 faecal PIEDMONTIN. Oakland. Lg. | QAKLAND, $450) 03 Oe New opt pat p Nice 6-Plex | #p\c., wn i Yaba, liv. rm. quiet cul-de-sac, ig. | almost new 1 SSS We poet areas
CALL 925-676-3336 now! st erene, 2 ba., de iwntwn. In W, FP es ., avail, Oe
meet" | Saucon ler, se S00, dep. s10-842-1808 | SeeNE yes decks, $1400 + cai, Ob yee Pas los | Easse81286 peri Hausé Sat | cose, s 1250, eos} 000-2015 Trial BR Sate 77°. | $1900.510-659-0845 | fr bir "nm: wiooeking pr
oe hse from Y AKLAN Rese Cea Tee CO Lease $1295, 925/974-7800. | WALNUT DUBLIN, 4 Bd PLEASANTON: RUT ns wiconing aN:
t i reek 2 mstrs, irm., 2 Ba. N ; 4 bdrm., 2 ba, | Refs. fur. Pledi 2
S025 85) 2000 sf Botslaoct 6 (Ga) 687-9741" o o PIEDM OAKLAND; $600, bdrm, | WALNUT CREEK WAL NUTT Creat 2 rata epee eeipelnts i 2. New | fam rm. $2100 +dep. No pets | SSudug save. pe ea
x BeUalcoucons ig! ame ADAMS POINT OAKLAND J pvt. ba, share Wt, & Iv Exceptional peal eee | Pico cer gat Bee garden, Say eee Brighton (820) 484-3938 btwn. 1-8 Soe
irm./2ba., fem. pref. jkr jew cpt. & paint, a t. 925-933-1023 | Drive. 925-829-7837. | PL ———_—____—.
ipgtPace + | BW .bIdg., sec. 415 Lagunitas, 1 BORDE! non_smkng. paint, spac., walk | ——————_—_____ EASANTON, Bi WANT
thi (0% 8004 825/027 big7: SoBe -2095° Adame Pont loo ona Best | 634 Oakland reed 2 bed- pou ret (1 Be Sat tp gwritwn. Open House Sat. | WALNUT, CREEK, 9 bam. 2 DUBLIN 4bg?2ba, new opt. eed 25 ba, cosa to parks WANA nics) anges Bais
ase | east onan e625 | eae aa, ease Call Sumy room. heron, ee Ens stis SESS" |S coe, gna | =e ares Seed * Sef szis0mm6. recht For 66-68
ig. fed. ; OAKLAND IO AGS SES eee | GDB OUtD, lcrowave, re” | WALNUT CREEK: 2 bd tm. great loc. frplc., dining | OsLin ranch style 4 barn, ($28)260-9168 | utc aroa'8700 morciges?
NS for Rent | 383°BUP=Iny nary. ""°"| ADAMS POINT PIEDMONT/ OAKLAND | satan oon as 12-2pm open Susan Rein te don 6-28 Fe heat Uh bens | Band naue gob, Be Betas 0isbs o0BUTOeS 9356
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Bim a OAKLAND, Ig. 3 stoi $1300/mo. BIO, oa ots | 4 EK 3 bdrm. $1990 + dep. 925/738-7586 | S27 $2,700. im., 3 ba. p owner here since '70s.
Pe ages 2 EL CERA 366 Euclid, 2 bdrm. in c BORDER w/2 males. 2p a aval nd Wr, $1300/mo. (610) 835-5004 | | 2/2 Ba. lly. rm. frple. din. ar. | DUBI S2:700. Ges) 946-2000
pasa, yee | fy or EAT, 1bdrm. liv. | gual Puno: dg Conds | 40 Moss Ave. 2 bed has 2 Bdrm. w WALNUT Creek 4-plex, u Se) A US ag tent nga = ry pe a 61 i
i erat 289-8868 Ode GAR aD 25) 810-444-1404. fresh. carpet and. paint a 20)" oa $026. Bd | 2 bdrm. 1 ba., excel. conde ool. $1650. 956-254-4209." es Ura DANG. Te Neen 4 6 Housesitting
Re eccertits ccere ate Sii80_ Gafsto.cowaebr. | 9 Bob. Wi cone couple oral | S358%baas bale. 9, | age 8 barn. ba new ep Bei SR Bae ag | SEE $1880 COD soe 8888 | EUR Se
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paint, colh | PITTSBURG: Bann, 272 Bar docks euiet, | Firs. J plige vu Bam. 28 ba, © Elegant 2 (gy sbiss™ Se? Ve" Ceo Seika sialon Se "
t | animal lover/no 5 Sect hs seit le, paint 2 ‘bdrm, 2.5\be Cone Walk | eaPSaar ess Albena, paar a pee RSS 617 Miscellaneous for Rent
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5 590. wt Indy, 5 util. + dep. 1. 5 (925) 935-7877 gt wre 1 siare + rr. 340-5629. (Blosser saas
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CRIB conv. to bed, w/chang-
ing table. $375. Bjom carrier,
like new, $45, 925/648-0138
CRIB wimatt., white $96,
changing tbl. $30. (925)
938-203}
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DAYBED Like new w/matt.
$60; match. twin bed set
matt. $30/ea. 510/337-9645
DAYBED, vemigna color,
rae Macy's, int. cond.
$250. (510) 526-3991.
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MOVING SALE. Fum, bike,
exercycle, cameras, printers,
fax, carpets, statues, masks,
folding desk’ (925) 934-9005
phot 3 Pc. couch set, $1
hutch, $100; Antique
vanity, $225; Calif. king bed,
like new, $260/obo.
925/706-9354, Antioch.
MOVING SALE. Table & chrs.,
couch, 3 pc. bdrm set., orien-
tal rugs. G5) 294-8892
DESIGNER collection bdrm.
set: Armoire, dbl. dresser, 2
night stands wiamps. $4400;
Creme colored sect'l, couch,
$800; 2 Behrens aint wigold
frame $250 & $225; 2 pine
night stands $100 ea; 2
French armchairs $500. ea.;
1_ French occasional table.
$200. 925-648-5020.
0”
DESK, computer roll top, 6
oak, great cond. Can deliver.
$800/obo. 925/757-7965.
MOVING: Sofa, chr., 2 otto-
mans, Ithr. cream, oak king
ler bdrm. set, oak enter-
in. wall unit, (925) 372-0281
RATTAN Loveseat, chr. &
chest w/cushions. $300 OBO
(707) 863-9140
REFRIGERATOR, W/D, oak
coffee & lamp tbl., 3 oak bar
overstuffed chr.
DESK, L-Shaped brand new,
blond, assembled, retail $300
now $175. 925/280-1479
SECTIONAL SLEEPER, 3 po.
oatmeal $250; 2 recliners $2!
each. (925) 855-1349
DESK/Oak, contemp. $200,
Oak dresser/mirror $150,
freezer $50. 925-376-8135
SOFA, '70's, Tha’ Seer
2 tub chrs. $100. Cash 'N
Carry. 925/932-6945.
DESK, oak, roll-top, $250. Ex-
cel. cond.; Freezer, upright,
large, $100. (510) 532-7372
DINING RM. tbl., eeu
$750. 4 Ethan Allen chrs., $75
ea. 4 colonial style chrs. BO.
Mirror, $30, (925) 934-9534
DINING ROOM SET w/ china
cab. Pecan. $550, (925)
830-2770
DINING SET, Duncan Phyfe
wi/4 chrs., $500; 4 pc. bdrm.
set, $600; older style, will sell
separate. Couch & loveseat,
$1000. (510) 530-3154
DINING Set formal solid cher-
tywood w/4 chairs & china
cabnet, like new. Paid over
(925)890-2263
DINING set, plies top/marble
base tbl., 8 bik. lacquer Ital.
chrs. $1750 (925) 335-0183
DINING SET: oak table w/for-
mica top, 2 leaves, 4 chairs,
excel. $350. 925/828-3048
DINING set: pine, table 63x35
with 6 oak chairs, excellent
cond. $800. (925) 229-0205
DINING Set-Real solid che:
wood. 92 in, dbl. pedestal w/
leafs, 8 hand carved Chip-
pendale chrs. Lighted hutch
+ matching server. Never
opened/boxed. Cost $9K will
sell $3950 (510) 290-3125
DINING table, beaut. wood,
wrought iron w/ glass top,
chrs., $500 (510) 482-3123
DINING tbl., glass, 4 chrs.
$450; Area wes $200; Trad.
sofa $200. (925) 370-9053
DINING Tbl., teak w/hidden
leaf & buffet. $625; Sofa &
loveseat $995; Oak bookshelf
$125. (925) 256-8860
DRESSER/Changin, table
white, good condition. Call
aft. 5. (925) 837-7377
DRESSER solid oak, 4'10”
$350; Futon, qn., oak frame,
$400 (925) 838-5331
DRYER, $50. Tbi. Saw $100.
wht. refrig. $100. File cab.
$70. BBQ $20. 925/427-4251
EASY CHR. & ottoman $200;
9x12 wool oriental rug $500,
A/C $150 (510) 835-5253
ENTERTAIN Ctr., oak, $400.
Exec. oak desk, 2 pc., $650.
obo. Nr. new. (925) 757-3754
ENTERTAINMENT cntr., 4 pc
$350; tbl. $100; dryer, 2 yrs.
old $250 (925) 376-1637
ESTATE SALE; Fr. Provincial
bdrm. set $1000, liv. rm.
$500, & misc. (925) 681-2447
FUTON 1 yr. old. Qn. Mahog
rosewood, gd. cond. Must
sell! $450. 925/943-7455
GAS Stove $100; wardrobe-2
$50; desk $50; dresser $75;
cabs. $10; (510) 521-6062
MATTRESS, king set, Serta
Perfect Sleeper, still in plas-
tic, cost $1500, sac, $425
(925) 473-6457
MATTRESS Sets: Full $75,
Qn. $108, King $115. Still in
pects Pillowtop. Simmons/
ealy matt. sets $185. We
ree call 1-888-337-1135
del.
MOVING. 1/2 OFF SALE At
MillHollins. Have lost lease.
Must move. Antiques, new
box spring & mattress set,
sofas, hideabeds, Stet ae
sets, bedroom sets, I/D,
freezers, gas stove, recliners,
tools, and much, much,
much more! (510) 233-8734
2280 GIANT RD.
MOVING Must sell: Desk,
refrig., hm. BN other misc.
household (925) 682-5961
SOFA & Chair matching Ithr.
$1100 new, . $2700.
Leather mission oak chair
wiottoman $900, new, pd.
$1700. (925) 284-4502
SOFA/ Love seat floral a
try $650. Good condition.
510-818-0117.
HILLS NEWSPAPERS « FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5
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410 Articles for Sale
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CHINA 12-pe. setting + i
$500; rug eax" $90, fur Eoat
misc. Items (510) 236-0916
ae ee
410 Articles for Sale
emma eee tate
TV, G.E. console $50; Hoover
& Kenmore vacumns, new
$40 ea, (510) 233-3382
CHINA, Mikasa Lex. #L2808,
.. mint
discont. 36
$osonbo 13) 627-4989
¥ . cond. $1300.
Weslo Cardioglider 950, $75
(926) 556-937
DOG KENNEL; 12'x12" chain
link fence, 6" high, excel cond
$100 OBO, (925) 249-1001
DRYERMWASHER, H.D. Ken-
more, gd. cond. $200; 27”
Zenith TV & VCR w/remote, 6
mos, old $325, 925/757-6236
FENCE, chain link, 5 rolls; pa-
tio dwarf lime tree; DeWalt
fadial arm saw; Kirby vac-
cum; Baldwin organ w/real
rythm; Ivory china, service for
12, an painted, (707)
746-1017
FILL DIRT FREE
Will deliver.
(925) 820-2724
FIREPLACE Insert wood bum-
ing pee conv., excel,
cond. $550. 510/222-7507
FIREPLACE INSERT
Like new $295.
(925) 606-0235
FISHER wood stove _ insert,
jood condition. $225. Call
125-672-2099
GOLF CART (club car) runs
great, new batt., top & wind-
shld, $1550/bo 925-283-2093
SOFA, LOVESEAT, CHAIR
matching Paeaes Goo
cond. $245, (925) 935-8214
SOFA, loveseat, chr./ottoman
Pinstripe- dk. ‘blue/gray &
cream, Lee-hand-tied string,
$1800 OBO (925) 736-5511
$1500; 2 elect. $900-$1200.
All have toy indshields.
(925) 989-121
HOT TUB; redwood, w/heater,
pump &' filter, $500. (925)
84-2246
GOLF CARTS 1 Bic Yamaha,
SOFA/Loveseat, green, very
gd. cond. $300. Oak comput-
er desk $45 (925) 373-1524
SOFA & LOVESEAT, 2 .
old, cream & gold, must sell!
$499/obo (925) 979-9825
SOFA & loveseat, off wht.,
over sized, $800; glass din.
tbl, seats’ 6, $600; refrig.,
$600 (925) 370-8019
SOFA off white, 3 cushions
80in., excel. condition,
$250/obo. (925) 228-4767
SOFA, Sectional, belge w/qn.
sleeper, 2 recliners. Excel.
cond. $1000. 925-648-7494.
SOFABED Qn., & loveseat,
$450. Din. tbl. & 4 chrs. $250.
Cocktail tbl. & 2 end tbls.
$120. (925) 606-6875
SOFAS (2) near new w/recli-
ners, green & white plaid.
$350 ea.; bdrm., set. armoire
triple dresser, mirror night
stand gn. bed. Victorian solid
oak $1600; antique oak tbi.,
wood carvings. $300 (925)
516-0181
409 Tickets
ae es a
AMTRAK, (2) round tp lvng.
Mtz. to New York, $150 ea.
(510) 288-5258
Freebies
DISH WASHER
Whirlpool, bik., works well.
(925) 709-5642
ELDERLY/ invalid home hel
aids- Walker, bathtub seat,
Commode. 510-523-3148.
FIREWOOD
Misc., you haul.
925-944-9491
HARD COVER for Che
shortbed, extended cab P.U.
Laf. (925) 935-4596
MOVING BOXES. Lots of
them. Take 1 or take all.
FREE (925) 754-2317
KITCHEN Cabinets. Remodel
Pat on hold. Complete set of
Itra Craft cabs. Will let go for
very good price. Call 10-5,
Tues.-Sat. 925-906-1081
LONGABERGER BASKETS for
sale. Previously owned, $50 &
up. 925/757-7072.
MEMBERSHIP $200, nal.
Gold, Lakeridge Athletic Club,
(925) 210-0534
MEMBERSHIP: Claremont
pool & tennis club, transfer-
able, grt. price. 925/254-2220
MEMBERSHIP -_ Montclair
Swim Club, fam. $500, swim
& fitness rm. (510) 658-9183 .
METAL SHOP: Steelmaster,
30x36, new, still in package
Calif. certified plans, $3900
firm. (707) 374-2573 .
MINK Stroller, Beautiful Dark
Ranch, Size 10-12, $750.
510-865-1610.
PALM TREE(Fan) 10’, Pleas-
ant Hill. You remove. $$ Best
ofr. (925) 937-4853
PELLET STOVE, Breckwell,
excel. cond., dix. model,
$1200 (925) 754-5298
PLAY STRUCTURE; Little
Tikes Jungle Climber, excel.
cond. $225. (925) 426-8123
POOL, Above ground. 18x48.
Complete. $600/OBO
925-228-5310,
POOL TABLE, 8'x4’, great for
garleabin, - $350._| 925/516-
1637 or 925/754-1942
POOL TABLE, Antique style,
sculpted legs, leather egos
ets. $1250. 510-489-4932
POOL TABLE: slate, wall
SoU pee & cues, eee for
use. $375. (510) 531-678:
POOL TBL. regulation sz.
slate, light, rack & access.
$675/0B0 (925) 687-5726
REFRIGERATOR 18.6 cu. ft.
$75; solid oak computer ar-
moire-new; elec. treadmill,
excel. cond. $225; stainmas-
ter $75. (925) 776-4813
PIPE ORGAN; old Wicks, 2
manuals, pedal board, needs
restoration. 925-944-9491
410 Articles for Sale
hee ae
ANTIQUE dresser, oak piano,
sectional sofa w/sleeper & re-
cliner, home oven: $100-$500
510-758-503)
ARMOIRE 35'x20"x5' $125,
Dresser, mirrored hutch,
nightstand-set $225, all dark
wood stain, treadmill Pro-
form Spacesaver $350, Fish-
er wood stv. insert $250.
(610) 381-5265.
Barbie Dolls
msg. (925) 473-7297
BUCK STOVE, nice $150.
Wedgewood stove, real nice
$500. 925-933-6474
BUCKSTOVE, woodbuming,
New Buck, insert or free
standing w/ legs, brick floor-
Ing, 7' stove pipe, pokers;
$800 u-haul (925) 283°O196
MOVING rm. A/C $95. Sofa
bed qn. $45. Qn. matt. set
$30. Love Seat $40. Chr. $10.
25" TV $45. 925/778-5525
MOVING SALE: Armoire, En-
glen ‘Arts & Crafts’ Circa
920 (85x48x19) $800; Hoo-
sier American oak ‘Green-
castle’ $900 (510) 527-7241
Cruising for a car?
CABINET: Antique 24 drawer
dental $450; Folbot folding
kayak $650; breast pump
$200; melamine, moldings,
laminate, roof rakes. Cheap!
REFRIGERATORS eee) &
$50; elec. dryer 0; qn.
matt. set $30; crib $30; con-
sole TV $75 (510) 724-4454
SEWING mach, '93 White
mod. 1717, peas used
12x, $125 (925) 935-2634
SOFABED qn. sect. Bassett,
mauve: 4 rims, LT 265/ 75
R16 wi/6 lugs: Step 2 big
climber w/swing. $150/ea.
Bike seat $70. 925/606-6364
SPA: 7x7 Catalina w/lounge,
220V, _slef contained sys.,
$375 OBO; pool heater Tele-
dyne Laars, series 1, natural
$325 obo 925/837-2583
gas,
SPA COVERS $229
925-634-5134, 7 days, 9-9.
SPA; Gorgeous rock waterfall,
1 yr. old, view In front of 1829
Vender Ct., Antioch. $3500 or
trade? (925) 755-2662
SPA, Hot Point, 4 person,
approx. 8x8, uses househol
110V, works great. Asking
$1000. (925) 550-3078
VENDING MACHINES 10 ea.
like new,
(925) 284-5278
VENDING MACHINE, candy,
brand new, $75.
(925) 969-1786
WASHER, dryer $100; solid
oak bar $500/obo; sofabed,
id. cond, $200; loveseat
$00; 6i1 (925) 283-8208
415 Musical Instruments
& Services
SAXOPHONE Alto:
cond, Soran some
$500 (925) 803-1324
VIOLIN, Beautiful tone, $95.
Cello, $595. Both mint, with
case '& bow. 510/651-7614.
416 Sporting Goods
GARAGE FULL-Sports, Golf,
tennis, baseball, bikes, bike
rack, more! (925) 855-0639
Excel.
extras,
WEDDING DRESS, used, ivo-
ry size 20, satin w/train, $300;
Ivory |r. bride, beaded, sz, 10,
ee Sips extra full, $50; veil,
40. Call J
joy (925) 757-6579
410B Firewood
FIREWOOD special.
cord $119 you haul.
Colliseum Way, Oakland
MIXED Wood 1/2 cord $70 full
cord $125 del., lower rates
for pick up (925) 766-5086
SEASONED MIX; Oak, Ma-
drone, Bay, Alder. $ for col-
lege student. 925/376-7637.
410a Jewelry
DIAMONDS gems, fine
Jewelry wholesale to public,
Gemologist (925) 735-2982
RING, lady's diamond, 3.52
tew, 18c gold, value $15K,
sell for $7.5K 925-519-1335
RING Lavender lace jewel
fing by the House of Coppini
Oo B- 695 selling $550 (925)
72-7854
412 Bicycles & Services
MOUNTAIN BIKE '97 Gary
Fisher Joshua full susp. new
frame $995. (707) 745-6521 *
TREK 2300 14 spd., 54 cm.,
carbon main triangle, Shi-
mano ultegra, like new, extra
set of wheels. $650
510-531-2463
413 Arts & Crafts
SSSR SS!
WEAVING Looms. Lg, & sm.
warped, $300 for both. OBO
(828) 754-9159
414 Wanted to Buy
HIP HOP DJ Records wanted.
12” singles. More $ pd. than
stores. (510) 433-0547
GOLF Cart for walking golfer,
Club Runner + 3 batt ichar-
ger, $300 (510) 799-5875
GRAND OPENING - Base
Camp Essentials. Tents,
sleeping bags, packs, appar-
el, more. Come in for all your
outdoor needs. 843 B Gilman
St., Berkeley. (510) 524-3108
HEALTHRIDER: Still new. Ex-
cellent condition. $175 OBO.
Call (925) 754-1361
HOIST GYM-H300 grt. cond.
small footprint. New $2300;
Now $1300 (925) 254-0933
NORDICTRACK Sequoia with
computer, excel. cond., like
new. $150. (510) 524-3235
SOLOFLEX excerise machine
w/padded bench, __ excel.
cond, $250 925/820-5214
TREADMILL. Precor 9.20, ex-
cellent condition, $900.
(925) 283-9714
TREADMILL; Spacesaver, like
new. Pd. $1000. Sell $450
OBO (925) 363-4547
WEIGHT machine, BodyTech
Universal, $400; SoloFlex
Rock-lt, $300 (707) 422-6053
ca SS a
417 Tools & Machinery
oe Tl
LATHE, 10” metal, on cabinet
stand, some tooling. New
cond, $1200. (925) 684-3157
MARBLE & Granite fab. tools:
slab saw, bullnosing equip. &
more. (925) 625-5222
used
stopped wor ng Pa. $700
cap, $325. Gas
WT. 5.
S25, 125/682-6436
ROTOTILLER
Like new. $300/obo
(925) 447-7524
SAW: 10" TABLE, blades,
dust collector, Dado blade in-
sert, $185 (925) 682-8314
WANTED TOY COLLECTION:
Star Wars, '60’s G.I. Joe &
others, Call (510) 245-9449
415 Musical Instruments
& Services
DRUMS; 5-pe Pearl, 5 cym-
bals, all hdwre. + extras.
$875. Pgr. 925-340-5668
DRUMS, Tama 9 pc. + 4 pc.
elec. + cymbals $900
925-205-0505 pgr
GUITAR, 1968 Gibson Everly
Bros. Rare. Star inlay. Blonde
top. HC $3700. 510/233-8305
GUITAR 1996 Taylor 420R
Fishman P.U._ dix. Taylor
case. $900. (707) 746-0448
GUITAR/Fender Prodigy with
Tremolo + effects board,
MINT! $425. (925) 283-5456
GUITARS - ACOUSTIC
New & Used
CFox*Tacoma*Martin*Gibson
PIEDMONT PIANO CO.
510-547-8188
ORGAN Thomas Color Glo
Catalina, excel. cond. $500
OBO. 925/757-2663
PIANO, 1 owner, purchased
1993, Kohler & Campbell,
ebony bab’ grand: 51" +
upholstere ench, excel.
cond. $6600. Hercules area.
510-799-6844
PIANO, Baby Grand w/bench
Rosewood, French/Itallan
look. Elegant w/scroll_work.
$6500/OBO. 925-682-2952.
PIANO - BABY GRAND
Ebony, D.H. Baldwin, bench
& light included, excellent
cond., seldom played, $5960.
(925) 866-0256 Ive. msg.
PIANO: KIMBALL SPINET
7 yrs, old, mahogany, excel.
cond. $1200. (925) 831-0224
PIANO, Knabe 6' Concert
Grand, circa 1919, needs fine
tuning (925) 827-3039 aft 2
PIANO/ORGAN lessons, your
home. All styles/ levels.
Adults encouraged, Very exp.
Linda 510-655-0690
PIANO, upright, Story & Clark
1909, sounds fine $200.
(925) 254-0887
SPA, redwood, 6 seater, ex-
cel. cond. $2200/obo, see
Sat. 10/30/99, (510) 245-3420
SPA w/new cover, 4-5 _per-
son, excel. cond. $700 OBO.
PIANO: Wurlitzer upright
wibench, dark wood, ee
cond. $600. (925) 798-5742
PIANO, Yamaha G2J, 5'7”
Grand, high sia ebony, ex-
510-799-5314 Call (925) 706-8795 cel. $9251 (925) 376-3462
CEMENT MIXER, motor hos- | STRAW PLAYER Piano; Excel. sound
pital bed, canning equip-| Fresh, Wheat. 1000 bales, | & cond. Every opt. 53 Roll
ment. (510) 223-3434
$2/bale. 925/901-1500
$2500 (925) 803-1324
SNAP-ON toolbox, 9-drawer,
top __box, $250 OBO.
925-753-7002
TABLE SAW, Delta 10, cmplt.
w/stand & extra new carbide
blade & Dado head, excel.
cond., $150. 925/935-2634
WANTED. Scaffolding 5x5
with cross braces.
(510) 881-7782
417A Building
Materials
DOORS bi-fold; 6-panel Colo-
nist style, new, 6080 $250;
4068 $75; (925) 947-0465
500 Business Opportunities
ed
BERKELEY SOLANO AVE.
Fast food restaurant for sale.
Take out and del , 1800
sq.ft., fully equip. $1975/mon.
G lease. $55,000.
BROKER (510) 238-9111.
COIN LAUNDRIES
Great Concord location.
High Volume-Owner Anxious
lake an offer.
Call 800-906-9274 or
800-800-4797 or
www.pwslaundry.com
PWS Inc. Coin Laundry Brokers
DISTRIBUTOR
No Money
DRY CLEANERS
Concord Gross/Mo. $8950
San Francisco Gross/Mo, $18,050
For a Value Laundry Broker
call Rick Steiner at
925-673-1502 or
Www. pwslaundry.com
RESTAURANT facility avail.
for rent. Complete kitchen
wig. grill. Dining area seats
40+. Moriarty Club Tac, 1336
Pomona Ave., Crockett, CA.
Call Pat 510-787-9942
RESTAURANT
Quizno's Classic Subs
Ground Floor,
Franchise Opportuni
CALL 1 “B00'233-1 1 Of
SUBWAY FRANCHISE. No.
Oakland loc. Below mkt. val-
ue at $40K, 925/691-1211
VENDING, A 40 MACH.
SNACK RATE. Hi-Traffic. OF-
FER GOOD UNTIL 11/7. EARN
12K/MO. $8500 — REQ.
1-800-290-0524, Ext. 125.
VENDING/ A DIVORCE
FORCES SALE! 23
COFFEE _ accts.
hrs.jwk. Ear $45K+/yr. Must
sell! 1-800-909-5437.
VENDING
Coke, Welch's, Frito, rope
30+ Estab. locs. $1500 Wkly.
rofit. Financing. Free video.
§00-337-1 375. 24 hrs.
WOMEN’S BOUTIQUE & GIFT
SHOP, grt. loc., just in time
for Xmas $50K, must have
gd. credit, will train, grt.
oppty. 510-268-8585
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700 Real Estate
Information &
Announcements
CASH PROFIT
For Your House
(925) 351-5862
FIRST TIME HOME BUYERS
Foreclosures & VA's. First
Fil-AM Rity. 925 691-8387
aa
BEHIND on house payments
taxes, bills?
First & second mortgages
510-310-6287
FLOORING, maple, still in
box, prefinished, must sell
$2.35/sf. (510) 272-0670
420 Computer Equipment
& Services
tor, '98 Win., | pert.
cond. $625. (510) 482-2312
ABSOLUTELY No Qualifying
Equity in Home guarantees
your foan, 800/909-8720
701 Investment
Property
CONCORD 10 units, gd. loc.,
conv., clean, Rental upside,
$745K. Agt., 925/947-6616
COMPAQ Pentium Pro 200,
Complete System loaded.
$375, (925) 689-9054
COMPUTERS, 166, 200, 400
MHZ. Starting at $400, Call
for details. 925/709-5148
PENTIUM Ill 500, 128MEG,
PENTIUM PC complete $199.
Includes Free Intemet. Also
486 PC $50. 510-865-7083.
PLOTTERS: 2 new Xerox Tur-
bo Cad-Mates. 36",
Orig. cost $15,950. Sac.
$900/ea. (925) 838-5823
POWERBOOK G3, 233 MHz,
32 MB, 2 GB_HD. Mac OS
8.6, Like new. Office '98 & Ex-
lorer 4.0, Lithium ion batt.,
loppy & CD Rom drive.
$2000. (925) 689-7027
POWERBOOK G3 400MHz
DVD, 6GB HD, 64MB, 1 mo.
old. $2500. 925-340-6684
500 Business Opportunities
and Services
EB RIST? SSS
* AUTO BODY SHOP *
Fully Equipped, $30K Down
* American Indian *
Artifacts store, $$ Maker
* Auto Air/Heating Shop *
Estab. 30 yrs., net $130K+
ABI Broker (925) 838-8150
Hunting for a home?
To place an ad, call 339-8777.
For Alameda call 748-1667.
CONCORD; 4-plex for sale.
Close_to . Positive cash
flow! Brkr. (925) 837-1314
702 Commercial/
Industrial
Property
BRENTWOOD. 7500 sf lot
downtown. O down, owner
carry, $155K 925/933-7515.
703 Duplexes &
Cluster Homes
for Sale
MORAGA. Quiet, —immac.
cond., spac. 2 bdrm. 1 ba.,
new tile roof, frpic., gara
Owner $445K. 707-875-3588.
704 Manufactured/
Mobile Homes
SS
"EXCELLENCE’ Mobile Home
Resales. Free brochure
925-252-0444 Katherine.
SAN PABLO: 12x30 1 Bdrm
In court, 55 & over park.
$11,000 obo. (925) 284-9441
CLASSIFIED
Quick & Easy!
ar
[c
1999
SS
705 Condominiums | 717 Danville
Townhouses _ ee a
BY OWNER. 570 Glasgow
Gir, 4 bdrm. 3 ba., 2465 id
lacks: space.
BENICIA 2 matt. parm 22 $605,000. 925-470-7235.
Sida at 707/745-2170 SYCAMORE 5 bdrm. 21/2 ba.,
QONCORD; 212% Norwood S New Boston Ct. $695,000
ee | ey Sal
$85K, 1036 Oak’ Grove fd, | 222-820-6228, By Appt
13 1 bdrm., 1 ba., $51K. Bid
11/2 Bkr. 877-558-8855 718A Discovery Bay
pees ee 3bdrm., a4 =
2. A Ic., pool, . OPEN 12-3
commute loc, $214,500. o85- 5340 EDGEVIEW DR. Coun’
372-7956 707-374-6775 club ving. | Loc, on, goft
OAKLAND HILLS cam to move inl!
PARKWOODS $214,900 | gazags. Ready to move in
326 eases S14 900, g, | 88247960. 625)
SAN RAMON. Light & airy 2
cet 2 car gar., view of hills.
$255K Owner (925) 743-0944
708 Antioch
tka A RR RRR
SOUTH EAST ANTIOCH
BY OWNER
3-4 Bedroom, 21/2 Bath
Great Views! No Mello Roos!
$147,500 Or Best
Reasonable Offer
Inspection Sat. & Sun. 10-5
Home Will Be Soild
Sunday
Ate hh ke
ba., Ig. lot,
2
ATTENTION! $359,000
BUILDER/CONTRACTOR
2 bdrm., 1 ba. in excel. No.
Berkeley loc. Present home
needs TLC. Remodel? Re-
build? Great oppty! Must see!
S. Dews Agent 650-323-7751
RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE SERVICES
710 Blackhawk
GRAND ESTATE
4 Bdrm., 31/2 ba., library,
pool, view, $1,545,000. Open
un. 1-4. 331 Pheasant Run
Dr. 925/648-6500 Ext. 224
712A Castro Valley
PALOMARES HILLS
OPEN Sat. Sun. 12-5.
4 Bdrm., 2 ba. 1500 sf. Lg.
lot, .22 ac. nr. clubhs., park,
schl. Prof. Indscp. Li kit.,
form. din. $379,000. 6684
Bowie Wy, (510) 581-1278
713 Clayton
OAKHURST C.C.
Windmill Canyon 203 Falcon
PI. 3 bdrm., 21/2 ba., 1877 sf.,
many upgrades, $359,000
The Parker Co. 925-250-5476
715 Concord
OPEN SUN. 12:00-4
5539 Alabama Dr.
Beautifully remod. Ig. 4
bdrm., ba., nr. Clayton.
New tile fir. in lg. country kit.,
hdwd. firs. Skylights. New
Brad (925) 829-1797
OPEN HOUSE Sun. 1-4 pm.
Bdrm., 2 ba. Bonus rm.
$275K. Everett Nay,
tial, (925) 952-306:
3 BEDROOMS, 21/2 bath, 2
story, only 6 old, new car-
. 1-4. 5403
$265K. Agt. 925-676-1155
DO YOU WANT A HOME???
3 Bdrm. 2 Ba. 0 Dn. $1500
move-in. Agt 925-943-5112
717 Danville
New on Market!
Pvt., quiet and minutes from
fwy. eautifully maintained
home on lg. lot. 4 bdrm. +
den, pool w/solar heatin
$619,000. Open Sunday 1-
Marna Grimes Security Pacific
925-974-767,
2195 SQUARE Ft. sgl. fam
hm. (attached) 3 bdrm./3 ba.,
great loc., nr. shops/parks/
schls. On quiet st., open, airy
architecture, hdwd. & Berber
cpt., charming pvt., patio/
lone courtyd., meticuloush
maint., $410K. 510/851-883'
or eves (925) 648-7678
Pursuing a position?
720 El Sobrante
BEDROOM, 21/2 ba. Re-
duced $215K. Sun. 1-4. 3120
Serene Ct. (510) 532-1935
|
723A Livermore
pa
SOUTH SIDE Beauty w/cust.
oak kit. & baths 3 bdrm., 2
ba., side yd. access.
ECIAL FIN. AVAIL.
u,bold
Bri $295K, Call Agt. Mark A
Jackson (925) 455-9627
SOUTH SIDE Beauty w/cust.
oak kit. & baths Irm.,
$295K, Call ae
Jackson (925) 455-9627
724 Martinez
239 DONEGAL WY. Sat./Sun.
12-4, 4 Bdrm /2 ba. $335K.
By owner. 925/947-0458
2940 CASTRO St. 2 bdrm., 1
ba. $1 pee 11/99, Bkr.
725C Oakland
Maxwell Park-Sun.1-4
jew. Poss. no $ dns
Trask
436-5163 ; (510) 421-23
OPEN Sat-SUN. 12-5 8047
Skyline, Stunning 3bdrm.,
21/2ba., custom home; Archi-
tecturally unique featured In
AD, canyon view $649,500
Owner/Broker, 510-883-9099
OAKLAND/ BERKLEY Hills,
panoramic bay view, new
construction. 5
tarmanhomes.com.
HOME FOR SALE
On-line tour at
www.412-41stSTREET.com
725D Oakley
3 BEDROOM 2 ba., 100% fin.
avail. Agt. Jose (925)
679-3810 Se Habla Espanol.
$675,000 POOL 3 bdrm. 2 ba
11/4 level ac., culdesac, Din. &
fam, rms., remod. kit. 3400SF
Greg (510) 834-5020 x28
VIEW 4 Bdrm. 2 ba. 1/2 ac not
upgraded. $595K drive by 59
Bates. Brkr. (925) 254-4123
728 Pinole
BY OWNER 3 bdrm., 2 ba.,
new __kit./cpt./roof. _$230K.
2456 Ramona, 510/724-1894
729 Pittsburg
301 JIMNO AVE. 3 bdrm., 11/2
ba. $110K, Baypoint: 206
Shore Rd, 4 bdrm., 2 ba
$73K. 65 Mali Ave., 2
bdrm., 1 ba. $48K. Bid 11/9
Bkr. 877-558-8855
BY OWNER: $130K/OBO. 3
Bdrm., 1. ba. Remod.
Indscpd. (209) 296-5432
730 Pleasant Hill
, Mt. Diablo views. back
open area _ desirable
Woodside Hills. $429,000 by
owner (925) 939-7966
580 Vili Way off Monnello.
Delightful 3 bdrm. 2 ba
wimodem kit. & fam. rm.,
only $305K Call Robert Jones
& Assoc. 510-357-0120.
3 BEDROOM. 2 ba., ZERO
DOWN. $177,900. prins. only.
925/906-6884 Agt.
732 Richmond
Ses
1810 CHANSLOR Ave. 2
bdrm., 1 ba. $76K. 940 29th
St. 3 bdrm., 1 ba. $135K. Bid
daily. Bkr. 877-558-8855
2121 VALE Rd. #326 2 bdrm,
nia Ave. 2 bdrm. 1 ba., $Bqx:
1370 San Pablo Ave. #21 by
bdrm. 2 ba. $79,950; Big
11/9/99 Broker 877-558-8855
3125 Kittery Ave., 3 bdrm,, 4
pool club, 3 irm., 2
Open Sun, 12-4, 115 Terrace
Road, This is a nice home
Civic West to top of bridge,
541-479-7011
OPEN 1-4
303 PEPPERTREE RD,
Top rated Woodlands 4
irm., 21/2 ba. Rancher, Park
-like yards. $385K. Jim Boyer
agt. G25) 682-5029
A MUST SEE
Rare Northgate 5 bdrm. 21/2
ba. rancher w/pool, over 2500
sf cmplit. remod. w/extensive | P205/
tle & hardwood. Hurry before
cee joes up for MLS
569,000. (925) 933-6575
Ne acts ae esc Pat he Se
PRIVATE 4 bdrm., 2 ba. nr.
Alamo. 3 car gar., 1/2 acre, RV
prkng., view, commun. f
$489,900. (825) 939-4715
759 Property Outside
Bay Area
DO YOU FISH? 3 Bdrm., 2 ba
hm. on .4 ac. nr. great bass
lake in Amador Co. Many ex-
lary
tras. Under $102K: Call
or Ray (209) 274-4393
LAKES & PINE TREES
769 Lots & Acreage
BAY POINT: 9 lots, tentative
map., aprox. 1.7 acs. $290K
408-287-3373 ext. #236
LOT wistructure nr. W.C. bor-
Plans/permits pending.
avail $135K Ir
510/801-5500: 925/975-5235,
771 Mountain-Vacation
Property
* SKI! GOLF! FISH! *
2 Bdrm., 2 ba. home on 1 ac.
off aoe 88 at Pioneer CA
$129,950. (209) 295-3405
775 Real Estate Wanted
802 Farm Equipment
KUBOTA Tractor 4x4, loader,
scraper, rippers, 3 PTO, Mint
$97000bo (209) 993-7926
803 Heavy Equipment
"92 COMET trailer reefer 48"
long, 102” wide w/'95 Carrier
refrigeration unit, new brk
drums, shoes, S cams, gd
tires 800/942-3668
1513 MONTEREY _ St.
bdrm., 1 ba., $99,950. Bid
11/9. Bkr. 877-558-8855
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CHEVROLET '77_C-60, 18'
flat bed dump. Good truck
$5000. Call 925-837-4271
HILLS
assitieds
105" Z00Cie
Mere mtr, axa
twice, $2200 mas
12" KLAMATH
inrude, tie 2m
extras, $1500) map
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811 Motorcycles &
Services
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HONDA '98 XR100. Runs gd.,
rel., gt. inner, new rear
tire $1895 (925) 787-9458
HONDA '97 CBR _1100XX
Blackbird, ABSOLUTELY Mi
17K $7800 (925) 828-5537
HONDA '94 ST1100, bik., like
new, 12K mi., extras, $7600
OBO. (925) 846-6170
HONDA '92 CBRF2, immac.,
28K, red/wht., new chain
extras $4K/bo 925/686-2622
HONDA '92 Nighthawk 750,
like new, 5K mi. red, new tire
$3200. (925) 672-8397
HONDA '84 Sabre 1100, ex-
cel. cond., blk./silver, 22K mi,
$1500/obo (925) 672-8397
HONDA '78 Goldwing 1000,
27K, new tires/batt,, $1600
OBO. 925/462-2702
Ww
KAWASAKI '99 KX125. Pro
Circuit pipe, all stock,
$4100/obo (625) 932-8451
BOAT
must_sell,
p38 ps) 046-9627
2 ith
Fie $8
8
pen
pA 1:
Wet, a0-1760
art 99 Marista’,
gC anger,
6 CD changer
gs. 6 OP axle
824
boat,
ibergiass
rautooard
KAWASAKI '98 Nila ZX-9R,
2200, fender eliminator ki
tinted windshield, alway ger.
$7800 obo, (925) 673-153!
KAWASAKI '94 Ninja 500;
Corbin seat, excel. cond, gar.
$3500 (925) 274-9255
KAWASAKI! '86 KLR6OO Dual
Sport, elec. start, excel,
cond./low mi., $1K upgrades,
$1800 OBO. 925/672-2677
KAWASAKI Triple H2 750
mtrs., cranks gd., apart, w/e-
lec. $400. (707) 864-5549
SUZUKI '95 Katana 750, bik.,
low ml., MUST SELL, very reli.
$3200 OBO. (925) 674-8510 -
SUZUKI ‘81 RM80, practically
new, $1,000; "71 Suzuki
S185, $350. (925) 625-4408
YAMAHA '89 FZR600, runs
great, spare parts & recent
tuneup $1400 925-938-5762
75 180 Elite,
$e om drive.
fh 749-8191.
'" orion
ras & Service
e Vacationeer-
a
oe
ith. wheel, 28
" mac. cond.
sy gp5-372-8061
shell, full
ratrunk tool
OVATIONS:
Bet p10) 724-9279
shell, fact. outlet
Fp basinal $129 ee
925-754-43:
FaSHeLL wicpt: kit, for
short bed
ale Oey 4596.
obo: 92679
RANGE SALE ON
S NNYBROOK!
ws Camping Trallers
ft it Blvd.
il remont Se
pio) e57-5218
A Onan 4000 R'
Ts, $800.
ppt 5549
5 jass shell, wht.,
ta xtra cab
ied (925) 977-7244
A ful Sze Campershel
windows & door.
p510-724-2173
its longbed
pate Sider
dark
cote
’ ¢C
ean b25-4019
LB Chevy,
Sel is vader, $600
bate (925)687-9106
boat loader.
Trailers
ft Holiday Ram-
YAMAHA '88 Riva 200; Looks
new, low miles, fwy.
reat BART trans.
BO 925/935-3550
YAMAHA '84 YZ80, good
cond., runs geet ete ex-
tras, $800 (925) 736-6313
YAMAHA '83 Venture 1200
V4, looks & runs great, 25K
$2500/obo (925) 676-1753
YAMAHA '83 YZ 490, Great
cond., low hrs. on new toy
end. Incl. manual. $100!
/OBO. (925) 685-5263
ic,
814 Trucks
a
FORD '94 RANGER XLT, V6, 6
i cab. edliner,
$8500 OBO, 510-853-1272
FORD _'94 Ranger XL. 57K,
AC, 5 spd. hell
$6900/b0 925-440 /5d00ve,
815 Vans
ee es
DODGE "92 Grand Caravan,
runs Ri 200/080,
925/709-1968, 28/4 SAN,
bal acl B a sae
DODGE '92 Caravan $4850,
Oldsmobile '90 Delta
$1850. Moving 925/681 oad
FORD '93 ranger king cab., 5
spd., » 51K, 1 owner, ex-
cel., $7800 (925) 687-0205
FORD '93 Liss ja XL. 5 Spd.,
wicamper shell, excel. cond.
$6000/obo 510-669-9019;
510-222-5451
FORD '91 XLT Lariat, 302 V8,
A/T, very clean. New tires.
$6800. (425) 229-2967
Wise ‘a Areva: Turbo,
Ww eng./trans,, runs/ looks-
Great $4950. od5/85e. 9700
FORD '90 Diesel F350, Xtra-
cab, ladder rack, toolbox,
new tires/orks., 5 spd., ready
6900 OBO.
for work. .
925/674-1033 Pgr. 266-0439
FORD '90 Ranger XLT, 5 spd,
ey b, fact. whls., liner, clean,
:2475/OBO 925/613-1889
FORD '90 F-250 XLT super
cab, 4x2, loaded, 51K, excel.
cond., 8 oy 4 spd., shell,
$10,000 (925) 516-4222
FORD '89 RANGER XLT Extra
Cab, V6, A/T, A/C, pw, pl,
cruise, tilt, new tires $4200/
925-458-0153.
DODGE '90 Grand Caray
loaded, 2nd owner, excel,
cond, $5300, 510-236-4080.
phe
DODGE '89 Caravan $3900.
New clutch/time belt/tires, ex-
cel, run. cond, 510/669-9712
815A Sport Utility
Vehicles
a
DODGE '98 Durange 5.9 4x4,
loaded, warr., extras, 23K,
FORD '98 Explorer XLT 4X4,
SOHC eng,/keyless, CD/cass.
30K. $2210, (925) 764-0528
FORD '98 Explorer XLT load-
ed, 11K TA like new,
$26,900 510-653-7752
FORD '98 Explorer XLT 4x4,
15K, loaded, like_new, must
see '$23.9K (925) 757-7392
HILLS NEWSPAPERS « FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5
oS
815A Sport Util
Vehicles ni
JEEP '93 Grand Cherokee La-
redo, V6, wht., excel. cond.,
99K. $10,900. 510/885-0663
(et Gd Space
i loa rt. cond.,
$14,000/080 (926) 885-4081
Mee gen Ghaiee Laredo;
x4, 6 cyl. loaded, tow
pkg. $7300, 925/837-8407
JEEP '91 Cherokee Ltd. 4x4,
4 dr, gray, Ithr., 107K,
$6500}080 (625) 376-6099
FORD '97 lorer Sport
aw? dr., A/T, PS, loaded
new tires, rear F
cond, $18,500. 925/426-6111
FORD '97 EXPLORER ye
like new JBL sound sys., 48K,
4WD, A/T, 4.0L, Ithr., Pwr.
roof, tow, ext. warr.+ more
$21,700 (925) 820-7736
Pepe? awe to
$20d0/obo (925) 462.8207"
SOROS SEAL
925/187-8477 \
FORD '97 E-250, V8, wht.
excel. cond., _ big/ru I
$9900. 510/603-9508. eat
FORD '97 EXPLORER XLT: V8
AWD, tow pkg., blk. w/gray
inter. options except Ithr. Per-
fect cond., 28K mi., OSI bike
rack, $26,000 OBO
925-858-6169
FORD '97 EXPLORER Eddie
Bauer 4x4, bki,/gold, 37K, ful-
¥ loaded, Ithr., like new,
22,500. (925) 439-3251
FORD '89 F250 XLT Lariat
351, TRO shell, dual tanks
90K’ $6700 (925) 757-8462
EXCELLENT CONDITION
FORD '88 F-350, crew cab,
dualie, loaded, cls truck,
143K, $6995 ol (925)
516-2288 eves. or weekends
FORD '87 F150. V8, 4x4,
excel. running cond. $4000
Firm. (925) 846-1752
FORD ’86 Ranger, long bed,
funs great, just overhauled,
$2095 obo. (925) 556-9549 .
FORD '85 F250, 4x4, 6.9 die-
sel, banks turbo, nds. work.
$2K/OBO. (925) 335-0170
FORD '85 F150 V8, ATT,
ened: 2 tanks, A/C, shell
$5200/obo (925) 827-1117
FORD '84 F150 Supercab,
camper shell, loaded, 59K.
BO. (925) 327-0557
FORD '83 250XL Diesel Tur-
bo, 3/4 cab, 1 owner, 95K
$4850/obo ($25) 284-2365
FORD (0 =6F250_—s rit.
eng,/trans., dual tanks, rack,
$3000. OBO (925) 689-0512
YAMAHA 'B2 SECA XJ 750R,
red, helmet, jood shape.
$1400 OBO. 925/933-7131
812 Vehicles Wanted
IRS TAX DEDUCTIONS
| WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT
year round. You can make a difference!
1-800-414-4285
MECHANIC wants cars or
trucks, foreign or dom., run-
ning or not. 925/776-5449
814 Trucks
CHEVROLET '98 C1500
Longbed, A/T, A/C, tilt, cruise,
am/fm cass., 'bedilner
#850406 ..........$16,999/0BO
Connell 510-893-9110
CHEVROLET '98 Silverado;
Yel, x-cab, 3-dr., 5.7L, wht.,
9K, $21,500. 925-827-5420.
CHEVROLET '97_ Silverado
Stepside loaded, 5.7 Vortec,
Only 1,081 mi., factory warr
$21,500 (510) 881-7782
CHEVROLET '95 Silverado
Vv
1. gd. cond Stepside, compete loagee
080, 925-373-8188
$17,995 obo. ( 44-8314
ig68 WILDERNESS Yu-
if, dual axle, w/micro-
45100 (825) 625-1203
CHEVROLET '95 3/4T 4X4 Ext.
cab., longbed, loaded, 98K,
$19,000. 925-755-8739
65TH WHEEL tri-axle,
owner
i pe $28,000.
loaded,
CHEVROLET '94 SILVERADO,
9/4 ton, X-cab., loaded! Excel.
Cond, 71K, $15,000
510-233-0690
CHEVROLET '94 Silverado, 3/4
ton, maint. records, 100K+,
$13,500 (707) 557-2283
EL '91 DUTCHMAN
ps. 6, elec. jacks, TV
Immac.
fra, stereo,
(08) 948-1047
iT 16’, sips. 6,
batt.,
axeforks,ftires
Hobo. 925-283-5442.
PHASUN 36’ Sth wheel,
Bi cond, $10,500 (925)
Ya
D 27, AIC, stove,
S , excel. cond.
0. (925) 513-0160.
CHEVROLET '94 PU, '78 Ex-
cel trailer, '37_ Buick 4 dr.
$20K/obo. 925-798-2174.
CHEVROLET '93 1500, teal
m., rims, AM/FM cass., 69K,
8707500. Rich (707) 751-0984
CHEVROLET '92 Silverado; x-
cab, Vel, rack & toolboxes,
106k. $8200. 925-876-6405
CHEVROLET '91 PU, Extend-
ed Cab, V8, EFI, loaded, 2
., | W.D., new tires. $8500. OBO.
925-648-1126,
PALER 6/2'x7V/2! Pop | CHEVROLET '90 SILVERADO
$1500
9799
3500, 454, loaded, excel
$7500/bo. 925/686-2306
IMLDERNESS, 19', self-
cond,, rear bath.
10080, (925) 335-9435
Bie Sth Whi
| needs som
$2800 (925) 846-1071
0 26' travel tr. self-
cel, cond., $11,000
bires 510-223-4762
Tent Trailer,
pain
CHEVROLET '87 El Camino,
A/T, 81K orig. mi. Alarm, A/C,
AM-FM cass. Excel. cond.
i $7000/obo, (925) 335-9309
'€ | CHEVROLET '87 S10, 4 cyl.,
99K, liner, cass., gd. cond,
$1675 OBO, 925/513-0160.
CHEVROLET '81 PU, 1/2 ton,
longbed, perf. work truck,
$2500 obo (925) 988-9543
CHEVROLET '81 El Camino;
wht, 305 VB, AT, tit, pS:
AAD 24, fully self $1800 OBO (925) 947-143
f alr, front
excel. coni
Bs10793-8142
tt 24' lights, cabinets,
cond
B39 9759
:
Talon ba fe
fzrdtion, $500. (610)
Ulorhomes
BAGO Ford 460
» &xcel.
foot A/C,
8K (610) 457-419
nine
) funs
(925) 274-9036
GAN CLIPPER, low
batt.,
ET, os) Bae
"| $15,500 (925)
; | #19057 ve, AT,
id.’ $6900
TRAILER: 60', 3
19> $2500 OBO, (a28}
Class C sleeps 6,
taned reat:
| FORD '97 F150 S-CAB
24K mi, Mint
CHEVROLET '78 Bonaza,
Original low mi. $2500/0B0.
510-233-9964
FORD '79 3/4 T. bedliner, low
mil. 1 owner, $2,800 obo, aft.
3:30 (610) 223-7306
FORD '71 F650. Runs good
$1650/obo, Call Janet,
(925) 691-6928
'83 FORTRAVEL 29", dual roof
airs, awning, microwave, 454
eng., low blue book $17,500,
Asking $12.5K. 925-932-2149
GMC '97 Sonoma, SLS, gm.
alr, slider, liner,
GMC '89 Jimmy S15, blk.
lowered, rims, snd. sys., nice
ride. $5K/obo. 925/756-2910
GMC '88 Stepside, new tires/
pent Fully loaded, high mi.
7200/obo. (925) 686-1718
GMC '82 S15 V6, 5 spd.,
longbed, shell, _ looks/runs
great, $1500, (925) 458-0153
GMC
New & Used
MAZDA _'94 B2300. Excel.
cond., 5 spd., $5150/obo
(925) 672-4137
MITSUBISHI '93 Mighty Max,
90K, cass. Liner, mags,
nice. $3995. (707) 529-53:
MITSUBISHI "8B Mighty Max,
68K on rbit., 1 owner $1750.
707-864-3171 /415-899-2440
NISSAN ‘83 Kin, Cab
wicamper shell, 60K, A/C,
A/T, $2999 (925) 362-9693
FORD '96 Windstar GL, load-
ed, clean, 58K, ext. warr. rear
, $13K 925-754-6120
’96 WINDSTAR GL
loaded, 45K, dual air., new
tires, $13,500 (925) 743-3973
FORD '96 Windstar loaded
64K, rear air, all pwr., excel.
sac $13,500bo 925-426-1540
FORD '95 WINDSTAR LX, V6,
loaded, excel. cond., 107K
$8500 OBO. 925/427-7219
FORD '95 Winstar Lx, V6,
AIC, full pwr., 97K, $9000
510/215-6385 510/501-6385
FORD '93 Aerostar, ext; 7-
ined 90K, V6, A/C, clean.
7900 OBO 925/427-7227
FORD '93 E350 Club Wgn. 15
Pass., 460 eng,, fully loaded,
all Ae funs/looks excel.
$9750. ($25) 328-5023
FORD_'91 Aerostar XL, A/T,
AC, CC, excel. cond., 61K,
$6300/OBO. (610) 652-2552 |
FORD '91 Aerostar XL, well
maint. 101K, trir. itch,
$4,5000bo (925) 757-5472
FORD '90 E150 Conv. VB A/T,
AJC, capt. chrs., 2 tone wht.,
1 owner, $5K. 925/455-9129
FORD '90 Aerostar XLT 4WD,
Eddie Bauer, loaded, 88K,
$5900. (925) 943-1312
FORD '89 Van, new eng./
trans. Bubble, cust. Loaded.
$5250/0B0. 510/482-7592
FORD '89 Aerostar. Clean,
A/C, runs great, $2500/obo
(925) 516-1199
FORD '82 350 1 T, Supervan
15 pass. A/T, runs _ fine.
$2500. Eves. (925) 676-6497
GMC '93 SAFARI, auto., A/C,
ABS, AM/FM cass., runs gd.
$8,300 OBO. (925) 778-2547
MAZDA '94 MPV, V6, 77K,
ATT, AVC, new tires, pwr., ex-
cel! $7200/bo 925/519-9596
MERCURY '95 Villager LS;
mint cond., loaded, low mi.,
Ithr., $15,500. (610) 652-2349
NISSAN '95 Quest, blue, 72K,
owner, loaded. Excel
Cond. $12.5K 925/254-8216
PLYMOTH '94 Grand Voyager
LE V6, 3.8, CD, loaded, ex-
cel. $6750/obo 510/593-8121
PLYMOUTH '99 Grand Voy-
ager SE 3.8L, loaded! Perf.
8K mi, $22.9K (925) 426-5605
PLYMOUTH '96 Grand Voy-
ager, A/C, dual sliders, new
tires $11,999. 510-297-9982
PLYMOUTH '95 Grand Voy-
es SE, 64K. Pl, ps, cc, A/C,
ABS, $12K/BO 707/746-7536
PLYMOUTH '93 GRAND
Voyager excel. cond., tri.
hitch, Infiniti sound sys., Call,
925-743-8616
FORD '97 Explorer XLT AWD,
V8, all pwr., red/gray Ithr., tow
pkg., CD stacker/cass., 27K,
excel, $24.5K (925) 754-761
FORD '97 Explorer XLT 4x4,
4L V6, A/T, A/C, cc, ps, me
CD, mnrt, excel. $20.51
(925) 256-1165 ; 210-3804
FORD '96 Explorer Sport, 5
spd., 2WD, excel. cond., 54K,
$14,500. ($25) 377-1500 .
FORD ’96 Explorer XLT
loaded, must see! $15,495.
(925) 371-1478
FORD '96 Explorer, 4x4, 67K,
maroon, An Ithr., sunroof.
Loaded. $19K. 510/521-0597
FORD '96 Explorer XLT 4x4,
really loaded, mnrf,, pwr.
seat, 6 CD changer, roof
rack, upgraded tires. 60K.
$18,900. (707) 746-7722
FORD '96 Explor Sport, 4X4,
EXCELLENT CONDITION!
$16,500/obo (925) 363-3527
FORD '95 Explorer XLT 4WD,
Ith, auto, 65K, loaded,
$14,500 (925) 979-0364
FORD._'95 Explorer Sport 4x4,
red, 53K, excel. New brks./
tires. $14,850, 925/376-8676
FORD '95 Explorer XLT 4x4,
blk./grey int. all pwr., AC
cass., 111K, excel. cond.
$13.5K/OBO. (925) 513-2309
JEEP "90 CHEROKEE Laredo
x4, al wr. .. MUST
SELL! $6,950. (925) 960-9424
AT, alarm, CD,
see! $3975. (925)
al |. cond.,
$3986. (25) 202-3683
LTD,
mac., $22,950. 9:
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ISUZU "90 Trooper Il 4 door, | ACURA '90 Legend 4 dr.,| CADILLAC '96 Deville, | FORD. ‘98 MUSTANG Convt. »
* Must | 24V, 5 spd... tuns_ excel’ | Northstar eng., white, immac: | A/C, C/D, 60K mi., 7K on new.
79973373" | $7900. infor (828) 676-5000. | cond., $15.5% (925) 943-3306 | eng. $14k obo. 925/443-4446
"87 Trooper. 4 Gyl., 5| ACURA 90 Integra, 5 spd., | CADILLAG '96 Seden Deville, r
ISUZU 187 Trooper ica int | new clutch, cust. whis., Al- | warr. to 100K, green. toad: | Ford '98 Mustang GT —
pine, $5800. (925) 932-4742 . | ed, $19,500. (926) 432-7400 $20,995 2
"97 Grand Cherokee | ACURA '90 Integra AS 6 spd., | CADILLAC '96 Fleetwood ‘
PEEP ao, torsstigm. Vari: | Aj, Siver, 148 rune gd., | Like new, low miles, all the | #19088 Convertible, AT, VB,
85/672-8510 | minor ont end, ‘damage: | equip, We Want to Sell ea Soares Ney oa
Te boo! + 5 177 -f 10-6009 .
JEEP '07 Grand Cherokee $4500/0bo (925) 679-1944 Connell 510-893-9110 eee 7
I i 4 7 2
7 owner’_sn 1, new tres, | ACURA "89 Legend. 109K,| CADILLAC "93 SEVILLE 96, very clean, facto, war
. (925) joa sun/mnrt., ; e0u new. 500, .
B2zi800 ee Cond $6K/b0 310-428-0203 | Loaded. Burgundy mistidove | 9800, firm. (926) 462-8045 _—
SEIU et ees
JEEP '96 Cherokee SE 4x4, 5
spd., Alpine stereo, 7 75K
full Chrysler warr., 37K mi.
$12,500, 415-983-6438
ACURA 89 Integra LS tan, 5
., al a ‘aSs.,
$B5K $800. (926) 746-5089
JEEP '89 CHEROKEE, A/T, 4
WD, 4: loaded! Perfect
cond, $5500. 925/443-7818
'94, cane ith faced
Ltd., V8, r., all pwr,
$12/950/obo. 925-200-0129.
ACURA '89 LEGEND, Premi-
um wheels & tires. Runs
great. $4500. (925) 456-8027
JEEP '89 Cherokee Wago-
neer, 4WD, 144K, good cond,
$3750. (925) 833-2572
= aperedent
dr. CC, fi ,
$6800/0B0. 925-827-5440.
ACURA '88 Integra Special
Edition, 5 spd, loaded, only
63K, $5K bo. (925) 254-921
JEEP '88 Cherokee loaded,
excel, cond., orig. owner,
127K $6300bo0 925-938-6731
JEEP '87 Cherokee 4WD, A/T,
AIC, $2300/OBO, Lve. msg:
(925) 372-4151 .
JEEP '86 Cherokee Laredo;
131K, V6, smogged, loaded.
$2000. 707-328-9225
JEEP '85 CHEROKEE, Every-
thing new! Engine, carb.,
trans., tires. Beaut. paint.
runs great! Bluebook $4,400,
Sacrifice for $3,400. Benecia.
(707) 748-1210
LAND ROVER '95 Discove!
SE-7, black, loaded, $17,900.
(510) 414-4593.
LANDROVER '96 Discovery
SE 7, loaded, 29K mi.,
$23,900. 510-704-9502
LEXUS '97/98 LX 450;
14K, mi. Show room cond.
wht/tan, all options. $41,900
(925) 837-7470
LINCOLN '98 Navigator 21K,
4x4, green, tan Ithr., loaded,
chrome whis., CD changer,
quad bucket seats, under
warr. $38,250(925) 736-2945,
MITSUBISHI '98 Montero
Sport LS, 18K, roof rack,
excel. $19,9K 925/210-1115
MITSUBISHI '95 Montero,
dark gm., only 60K, 5 spd.,
fully loaded, AC, comp. disc.
Mint!Must sell. $17,500, John
$
#1 (610) 482-4238
MITSUBISHI '89 Montero 4x4
4 dr., V6, A/T, pw, pl, A/C, lots
new $47000bo 935-509-4498
NISSAN '96 QUEST dual A/C,
loaded, mint cond., It, green,
$14,600 OBO (925) 735-6949
FORD '94 Explorer Sport, 1
owner, 2 dr., A/C, roof rack,
cc, new tires, Bik. 68K, excel.
cond. $13K/obo. (925)
461-1030 : 462-4558.
FORD '94 Explorer, 4x4, Ithr.,
im. cel. cond, 125K.
x OK/OBO. (925) 736-2359
FORD '93 Bronco XLT; load-
ed _, 4x4, 63K, good cond,
$15,250 925-766-0093
FORD '93 Een XLT, 5
spd., 4wd., oY 100K,
$8500 (707) 374-5988
FORD '92 Explorer Perfect
condition. A/T, 4x4, , $7500.
(925) 634-7272
FORD '91 Explorer E.B wht.
/tan, 135K Tahoe mi., excel.
cond,, $6995, 925/284-2989
FORD '91 Explorer XLT
auto., A/C, excellent cond.,
$5199. (925) 846-9109
FORD '91 EXPLORER XLT
Excel. cond., auto, fully load-
ed. $8000. 925-299-0352.
FORD '91 Explorer XLT 4x4,
Ithr., A/T, Se ABS, alloys,
Excel! $7500. (925) 846-5101
FORD '91 Bronco, Eddie
Bauer. Low mi., excel. cond.,
loaded. $7900. 925/254-7770
FORD '89 Bronco II 4WD, low
mi. Air, good cond. Tow pkg.
$3950. (925) 679-0105
FORD '85 Bronco Ii V6, 4WD,
low miles, excel. cond.,
$4500,0B0 (925) 439-2201
FORD '84 Bronco 4WD, A/C,
ATT, Ithr, Gd. cond. Take over
pmt. or $4500. 510/522-3074
TOYOTA '99 PreRunner, a/c,
all pwr., cass., liner, V6, alt,
9K, $19,000. 925/778-7858
PLYMOUTH '93 G Voyager
AWD, loaded, 7 seats, new
tires $7700, 415-288-9557
Toyota '97 Tacoma
It has only 40k mi., A/C, tinted
lass, clean #225495 $9,999/
BO: Connell 510-893-9110
TOYOTA '96 T100 EX Cab.,
, AC, cust. whls./tires,
shellept. kit, “mint, 26K
$17,500. (925) 229-9517
TOYOTA '95 T100 DX 1 Ton,
A/T, cass., shell, ladder rack,
alam $9500 510-245-0918
TOYOTA '93 PU, 5 spd., new
whis., tires, stereo, speakers.
$4900/OBO, 925-283-338!
TOYOTA '92 PU 4WD 5 spd.,
low mi., cust. shocks, new
tires $6200/bo 925/945-7094
TOYOTA '92 PU camper shell,
cpt kit, 165K, no Gace prob-
lems, $3K. (935) 376-3994
TOYOTA '91 PU, 5 spd., A/C,
CD, liner, 107K. Runs grt.
$4K/OBO. (925) 371-0661
TOYOTA '91 22RE 5 spd.,
77K, gd. cond. Runs Great.
$4000 (925) 676-3590
TOYOTA '90 PU; 5 spd., A/C,
4wd, shell, camper kit. $6500
(925) 833-8930
TOYOTA '89 Corolla 142K
mi., clean, good condition
$2800 925/202-1102
TOYOTA '86 Pick Up, 83K mi.,
jood condition $1500.
225-609-7179
PLYMOUTH '91 Grand_Voy-
ager SE V6, loaded, A/C, ex-
cel cond $4K (925) 930-6533
PLYMOUTH '91 Grand Voy-
ager LE, loaded, looks new,
oak, $7.5K (925) 978-2587
PLYMOUTH '91 Grand Voy-
ager new fuel pump, 108K
$5100 Glen 510-547-0428
PLYMOUTH ’89 GRAND VOY-
AGER LE, New trans., 95K,
$3200. (925) 837-1041
PLYMOUTH '88 Grand Voy-
ager SE; V6, A/T, A/C, CC,
alarm, 105K, tow, pkg, excel.
tires & cond. 1 owner, $3900
OBO. (510) 237-4426.
TOYOTA '93 Previa LE, cc,
roof rack, premium sound,
uad seats, priv. glass, 78K,
10,900 (925) 939-2316
TOYOTA '92 Previa, 2 snrfs.,
loaded, capt. chrs, 134K.
$9000, (925) 829-3049
TOYOTA '87 Van $2350; '84
Ford 350 Van $2450; VW '90
Passat $3775 925/449-5950
VW '89 Westphalia, burgun-
90K, eres A/T, $13,950
VW '88 Westfalia Top,
sips. 4, stv./refrig./sink/stereo,
new tires, attachable tent,
racks w/Yakima stor., all re-
cords, 67K orig mi., excel,
cond. $14,000, 707/746-5549
Benicia
GMC '99 Suburban SLT 9/4T
fully loaded, 4WD, excel.
cond. low mi. Assume loan +
$2000/obo 415-351-1209
GMC '96 Suburban SLT Perf.,
fully loaded tan _w/tan_Ithr.
65K, $25,500, (925) 634-9053
GMC '94 Suburban 4x4, fully
loaded, apa ._ Priced to
sell $15,999 (925) 779-1872
GMGC_'92 SUBURBAN 1500
and A we rear NG, BLE
ning ards, tow J. A
Cond. $16,000 925/445-4582
GMC '90 Suburban SLT,
2500, 454, Excel. in & out,
138K, $9500. 925-516-0262
GMC
'90 Suburban 1500,
loaded, excel. mech., new
trans/prks., tow, 144K, $7400
OBO. 415/567-9612.
GMC '88 Suburban 9/4T 4x4,
tow pkg., new tires, rear air
$6500. (625) 283-1050
GMC '87 Suburban, 3/4 Ton,
7.4L, loaded, new paint.
$6400/obo (925) 371-1338
GMC '86 Jimmy KS, blk./gray,
AJT, all opts./CD/alarm. Excel.
cond. $6500. 925-935-7618.
HONDA '96 PASSPORT LX,
nee pkg., A/T, A/C, new tires.
erfect cond. $14,700/OB0.
(925) 735-1679
"HONDA '95 Passport 4x4
60K, AT, AC, CD, must sell,
$15,500 obo. 925/443-2129
HONDA '95 Passport, 4x4,
AIT, red, 93K mi. $13,500.
(925) 969-7583
CHEVROLET '73 1 Ton, AC,
30K on eng./trans., lots new,
recpts. $2900. 925/372-9059
CHEVROLET '72 1 Ton Dual-
ly, 454 Eng, must sell $2100.
(625) 685-9258
CHEVROLET '69 Cust. 350,
V8, no dents, runs excel.
$1500 takes it 925-766-2790
eee '98 2500 Quad Cab,
lon
Tu
TOYOTA '78 wicamper. 6
Ban model. $2000. Ask for
ick. (925) 228-9072
815 Vans
= eee
CHEVROLET '98 Venture dual
sliding rear drs., loaded, 35K,
$18,500 obo. (925) 673-1535
CHEVROLET '97 Astro Van
CL, white, all power, 3rd seat,
mint, alloys, warranty,
$14,995 obo, (925) 943-760!
CHEVROLET '96 LUMINA,
wht./all pwr., auto. slide door,
74K. $9,200. 925/947-4995
DODGE '98 Ram Quad Cab.
12K mi. No down, take over
Payments. (925) 640-8274
DODGE '98 Ram Quad Cab,
21K, all pwr., CD, Flowmas-
ters, $26,500. (510) 222-4714
DODGE '98 Dakota excel.
cond,, 22K mi., V6, $12,900.
(925) 706-2850
DODGE '97 Ram 1/2T, 2WD,
5.9 V8, loaded, tow _pkg.,
$18,950. (925) 672-8397
"96 1/2 Ton P.U.
sero Ye AG ce as
iS. ig tires, very nice
$12,000 (925) 370-7543
DODGE '89 Ram 350, new
paint, shell & tires, 49K. Mint!
'12,500/obo (925) 935-7534
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FORD '99 F-150 XL; 4 dr.,
., bed liner, work
AIC, 5 spd.,
Tack, $20,500 (925) 449-3825
FORD '98 F-150 ext-cab, V6,
$17,500/bo.
22K, like new,
925/550-3048
925-756-7844;
$21,995
#19087 4X4, pw, pl, cc, Ithr.,
condition!
S&C FORD 1-800-350-6009
ld ee ee ee,
FORD '97 F150 Lariat, '
air, dual air bags, ABS, Ithr.
32-1544
FORD '96 F150 S-CAB XLT
12,777
r win-
lows, 1 owner. Mint cond!
S&C FORD 1-800-350-6009
S&C FORD 1-800-350-6009
FORD '96 F150 4X4 302 VB, 5
Spd., 68K, very gd. cond. new
|| tires $10,750. (925) 248-4709
CHEVROLET '95 Astrovan,
wht. . equip. Front/rear
A/C, looks/drives like new.
Warr. $11.5K. 925/706-2059
CHEVROLET '95 Astro, 72K,
$10,500 925/484-4786;
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CHEVROLET '92 Lumina APV
62K, gd. cond./tires
$5600 /ob0 (925) 372-6358
CHEVROLET '91 C20 Van
Conversion Mark lil, 145K,
CHEVROLET '88 Astro, 4.3,
V6, AIC, 7 peas. 113K. Great
cond. $4500. 707-747-0707.
CHEVROLET '87 Astro; 8-
pass,, 5-spd,, rear air, 1 own-
er, all recs, Clean, loaded.
180K. $3750 (925) 945-1723
CHRYSLER '98 Town & Cnt
LX! bronze, Ithr., loaded, 28
war, $23,950 925-314-1823
CHRYSLER '92 TC, V6, fuel
nected loaded, casa clean.
$6200/OBO. 925-672-7921.
DODGE '98 Conv., full sz.,
loaded + TV/VCR like new,
8K, S: 100 925/875-1729
E '97 Grand Caravan
SE, V6, A/C, pw, A excel,
cond $16.9K (925) 37
DODGE '97 Grand Caravan
ES, quad, CD, loaded, 64K.
$18,900 OBO. 825/376-3712.
DODGE '97 Grand Caravan
LE, V6, 3.3L, 50K, grt. cond,
$14,900/0BG. 925/778-0896.
DODGE '96 Caravan, 49K,
V6, 3L, like new, loaded, tint-
ed'$12,900 (925) 261-1815
Ww, PS, pb, pl,
Glass, AMM c
25) 757-5825
pope ee ele ad 7
Pass., looks new, J.
Bwner. $8000 925-930-5698.
clean, 1
cond, $8K. obo
reat
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VW '86 Vanagon; A/C, AM/FM
Cass. Looks/runs grt.
$4000/OBO, 925/937-2206
VW '69 Bus, new engine,
brakes, exhaust, tires, $2500
OBO. (510) 845-4246
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CHEVROLET '99-'96
Tahoes-Suburbans
LEASE RETURNS
Cars-925-743-9556-Trucks
CHEVROLET '97 Tahoe LS, 4
flowmasters,
925/634-9737.
CHEVROLET '97 Suburban,
wht,/tan, Ithr., 48K, grt. cond.
$26,000 (925) 736-1193
CHEVROLET '96 Blazer LT, 4
dr., all pwr., Ithr,, fully loaded,
chrome whls., cell phone, si
rack, tow Dips 75K mi.
$15,994, 510/772-9845 Bill
CHEVROLET '96 Suburban
LT, 1. owner, mint cond.
$21,900. (610) 599-2259
CHEVROLET '95 Suburban
LT, loaded, 4x4, $21,500.
925/899-2310; 925/280/8714
CHEVROLET '95 S10 Blazer
4x4, 4 dr. A/T, AIG, Ithr. inter,
$8950. (925) 787-1391
CHEVROLET '95 Suburban
51K, excel. cond., only owner
$22,500. (925) 820-9737
CHEVROLET '95 S10 Blazer
LT. Lthr., CD, tow pkg. w/e-
lec., 58) Soanees
$16,500/0BO (925) 7 7-9484
CHEVROLET '94 Suburban.
10 CD, runboards, alarm,
$16,900 /bo 925/838-7796
CHEVROLET '90 Suburban,
loaded, looks new, 140K mi.,
$10,500 OBO, 510-317-1484,
CHEVROLET '89 Blazer S10
Tahoe 4x4 V6, 122K, sharp
$4900 OBO. 925/672-422
CHEVROLET '89 Sub., new
rae new paint, very gd cond
$6000/obo (925) 783-0417
CHEVROLET '88 S-10 Blazer,
4x4, 4.3L Vortec V6, loaded,
$5800 (925) 687-5664
CHEVROLET '84 Suburban.
Needs some work, $2000.
(925) 753-5917
DODGE '99 Durango 4x4,
loaded, 5500 mi., CA pkg,
925-831-0258; 672-4040
DODGE '98 Duran;
ly oaded, red. Ithr $32K
07-747-31 25; 925-777-1860
FORD '98
lorer EB; 32K,
excel, cond, 28K OBO (925}
426-747
OT WHEELS
HONDA '94 Passport 4x4, 5
dr., 87K mi., A/T, gd. cond.
$12,000. (925) 798-2829
ISUZU '96 Trooper LS, 42K,
4x4, all eae Like _new.
$17,500. (925) 945-1840
ISUZU '91 Rodeo XS, V6, 4x4,
AT, AC, CD, alarm, 114K;
clean, $8500 (510) 537-6726
JEEP '98 CHEROKEE Ltd,
4WD, loaded, 24K, 100K
warr., $22K 916-215-6259
JEEP '97 Wrangler SE; Soft
top, _na’ blu. 50K, 4x4,
$11,500 1025) 672-1106
JEEP '97 Grand Cherokee,
bik., V8, tow pkg,, 42K+ mi.,
gd. cond. Will Sey fou $1K to
take over Ise. 925/937-4460
Jeep '97 Wrangler
Alloys, tires, am/fm cass.,
soft-top #422649 $13,999/bo,
Connell 510-893-9110
JEEP '96 Grand Cherokee,
Excel. cond. 2WD, green,
48K, tow pkg,, snrf., alarm,
new tires, complete maint.
records. Great buy! $15,750.
Teri 510-339-7484.
JEEP '96 Grand Cherokee La-
redo 4 dr. 4WD, 6 cyl., auto,
fully loaded, 45,978 mi., sil-
ver, $17,995. (510) 654-4250
JEEP '96 Grand Cherokee
Laredo; loaded, low mi. Mint
cond. $16,500. 510/599-2259
JEEP '95 Grand Cherokee La-
redo; 6 cyl. pwr. tow. cd, er
75K. $14,700 (925) 831 -6946
JEEP '95 Cherokee, 51K, wht.
loaded. Lthr. Excel. cond.
$12,900. (925) 932-2306
JEEP '95 Grand Cherokee La-
redo, 4x4 , cd, mint. 52K, 1
owner, $14.5K 925/938-5793
JEEP '95 Grand Cherokee
Laredo, loaded, excel, cond.,
$14,900 obo. (925) 449-4947
JEEP '95 Grand Cherokee
Laredo, excel. cond., 125K,
$1 2,000. (510) 597-6227.
cae '94 eat) Come,
wht., 2wd. low, all pwr.
$9500 (510) 453-3564
JEEP '94 Grand Cherokee La-
redo, 4x4, very clean. Must
sell. $10,950. 510-366-6699
JEEP '94 Cherokee Laredo,
96K, new tires, tee pb, stereo
$11,900. (925) 371-6736
EXCELLENT CONDITION
JEEP '94 Grand Cherokee
LID, 5.2 V8, ay loaded.
87K. $13,500. 925-980-8443
JEEP '93 Cherokee, 4x4, 1
owner, 50K, excel. cond.
$12,500. (925) 743-8339
JEEP
4x4, 5 ae Cherokee Sport
$6706 obo (02) BS-BISo
NISSAN '92 Pathfinder SE,
mintloaded. Must see. 5 spd.
$11,950 Firm. 925-946-1451.
OLDSMOBILE '97 Bravada,
AWD. Warr. 18K. Loaded.
$21 ,995/OBO. 925-372-6542
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EXCELLENT CONDITION
OLDSMOBILE '96 Bravada.
Ey opt., AWD, 40K, excel.
cond $19,995 (925) 454-1344
SUBARU '98 Forester. Top
rated! AWD, auto, WT
cruise, keyless, red, 26.5K
$17,900/nego 925-377-5124
TOYOTA '98 RAV-4 2WD, 4
dr., auto, fully loaded + rug-
jard Pak, 12,498 mi,, blue,
17,995. 510-654-4250.
TOYOTA '98 Rav-4; 4x4, 5
spd., 4 dr., silver, 15K. mi.
$17,900 (707) 552-3609
TOYOTA
’95 4Runner LTD,
50K mi., must sell, smogged
$18,500 (707) 745-6521
TOYOTA '94 4-Runner 4WD,
84K, A/T, V6, alarm, snrf., CD,
tow, $16,000, 925/295-1422
TOYOTA '94 4-Runner SRS,
V6, 4x4, blk., 86K mi., loaded,
CD, A/C, tow, excel. cond.
$14,250 obo. (925) 376-9271
TOYOTA '90 4-Runner
1 owner, 153K mi., CD, Thule
racks, $9000, (925) 906-0564
TOYOTA '90 4Runner, 175K,
CD, snrf., A/C, all_pwr., tow,
$8000 obo (925) 978-9404
TOYOTA '90 FORERUNNER
4 WD., All power. Only 74!
mi. $10,750. (925) 680-4620
TOYOTA '86 4Runner 4x4
137K. Runs gd. Smog. $4750
obo, 925/229-7111 #535
816 4 Wheel Drives
CHEVROLET '98 Silverado.
OOF 11K, Z71, camper, liner,
pert. cond., must see $21 7K
obo Dan (925) 280-8483
CHEVROLET '96 Silverado
7500, ext. cab, 4” lift, rims,
alarm, ce kept, 19K,
$23,000 obo (925) 756-5572
or (610) 760-2170
CHEVROLET '93 S10 4x4,
longbed, 40K, ps, pb, AST,
AIC $9800 (925) 458-2793
CHEVROLET '90 Blazer, full
sz, Loaded. Good cond.
$7000. (925) 778-1513
CHEVROLET '90 Silverado
271, loaded, A/T, possi-trac,
AIC, $8450. (925) 674-1714
CHEVROLET '86 BLAZER 4x4
bik., grey int., 33” tires, runs
grt., 6 mo, old trans., just had
carb. rebullt, w/camera back-
$8. Syste w/night_ vision.
$3300 OBO. (510) 288-5258
CHEVROLET '84 S10 Blazer
fully loaded, new clutch, rbit.
trans $3200bo 925-439-5843
CHEVROLET '67 1/2T 4x4, 6
cyl. 4-spd., shortbox. RARE.
$2000. 707-328-9222
DODGE '96 1/2 T, 4X4, SLT,
club cab, shortbed, Itd. slip,
tow pkg., HD srvc. oroup.
5.9L alt, shell, 32K,
$20,000 firm. 707-447-1578
DODGE '90 Ram Charger,
Bronco body, A/T, 94K, ve
cond. $5500. 925-254-652
DODGE '78 POWER WGN.
Rancho shocks, 3" lift, 360
wiCAM, $1K (925) 370-8923
JEEP '91 Wrangler, wht.,
stereo,
loaded, excel. cond. :
$3950, (925) 202-3683
JEEP '78 Renegade & Cus-
tom made Jeep $5000/ea./bo
Detalls, 925/516-4881 aft. 5.
JEEP '77 Pickup 4WD, 4 spd.,
jood _cond., whis. & tires
$8000/ob0 (925) 484-3358
JEEP '77 oe biel areal
needs wot ave parts,
$2500 Asis. 25/7 78-6054
extras, very _ni
$3750 (925) 778-5576
JEEP '57 Willys CJS
4 Sve 3 spd., needs work,
$1975 OBO. (925) 934-0194 .
NISSAN '98 Frontier XE, 5
spd., matching _ shell, like
new. $12,900. 925-426-5493.
NISSAN '92 PATHFINDER SE
Forest green, all options, Ex-
cel. shape, 146K mi., $8500.
(925) }-4577
NISSAN '91 Pathfinder XE
V6, 4dr, 5 saa cass., A/C,
ps, $10K. (925) 934-2466 .
NISSAN '90 4x4 Extra Cab,
SE V6, shell, rims/tires, 5 spd.
$7500. (925) 256-1300
NISSAN '86 Kingcab, 80K,
new parts. Runs excel. Rack.
$2800/0
. (510) 724-6317
TOYOTA '97 Tacoma 4x4, 3.4
V6, all pwr.
5spd. ., CD. Spot-
less! $47,500. (925) 680-4620
TOYOTA '93 PU; 66K, blk., 4
cyl., x-cab, shell, liner, 5 spd.,
excel. $10,950 925/283-9677
TOYOTA '90 PU, 4-cyl., 130K,
5 spd., CD, alarm, off-roa
lites. $8Kbo 925-827-9435.
TOYOTA '85 4x4 w/shell. Rbit.
mtr. New carb., radiator,
clutch, - Needs new trans,
$1,500. Call 925/975-1109
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BUICK '72 SKYLARK Custom,
CADILLAC “61
Ville, gd. cond.,
$4500 obo (925) 957-0643
CADILLAC '60 Coupe DeVille,
2 door hardtop. $4500.
925-451-1399.
7 El Camino. 1
Owner, 98K, excel. con
clean $6K/bo (925) 648-808!
CHEVROLET '85 EL CAMINO
mint cond., Gara AC, AT,
V8, $7770 (925) 646-5503
CHEVROLET '67 _ Camaro
posi.
Pumped 327, 3.73
$7K/obo (925) 938-7556
CHEVROLET '67 Malibu
Sports Cpe., 2 dr., all orig.,
matchiny wner,
#'s, 1 OV jar.
Kept $5700 (707) 647-0318
CHEVROLET Malibu, 2
dr., new [get AT, V8, 283,
$5500. (925) 516-0332
CHEVROLET '60 Stepside
P.U. excel. body, , no eng/
trans. $900. 925/671-0713
CHEVROLET '57 210 body &
frame, no inter., $1000.
(925) 685-9258
CHEVROLET '55 2 Dr. post, 6
Re 3 spd., runs/looks excel.,
$7200. (925) 454-9897.
CHRYSLER '78 New Yorker
Brougham, 2 dr.,
AIC, PIS, P/B, PW,
Inter. $3000. 925/757-3836.
CHRYSLER '54 New Yorker,
low orig. miles, runs good,
$3000 O80. (925) 228-1991 .
FORD '69 Mustang Mach |
BB, 390 G/T, $2500 firm. '69
Pontiac Firebird, 400 eng.,
$2500 firm. (510) 582-8167 .
ACURA '88 LEGEND, 5-spd.,
139,500 mi., $4,500.
Call (925) 828-4614
|., 4dr. ¢
. 69K +. Sacr @ , mint cond., 2! warr,
Call 925-957-1508. | 611K'925-940 5890x039 7
CADILLAC, "93 Sedan De-| FORD '97 Mustang GT Conv.»
ville. 35K, $13,000.| V8, “Ithr., CD, -16K mi
510-522-3641. $19,900. (925) 676-2711
CADILLAC '92 Cpe. Deville | FORD '97 Taurus GL, ext:
Ithr., loaded, 1 owner, 33K, | warr., excel., loaded, moving.
$10,500 (925) 254-3918 $8950 OBO.'925/875-9622
CADILLAC '91 Seville, silver/| FORD '97 Escort LX Sport ae
gray, A/T, great car, high | $6000, bik. wigrey int. bi
i und, munrt., | spd., clean (925) 681-2937
ACURA '87 Integra LS, 152K,
4 dr, AT, PW, vo
cond.'$2700, (925) 485-3063
miles, Bose so
$5,000, (510) 428-0812
FORD '97 TAURUS WGN
CADILLAC '90 Sevile, blue,
925/831-7088; 510-252-8555 $11,888 ’
ACURA '87 Legend. 2 Dr.,
197K mi., runs well, $3000.
925-283-5017
67K ce cond. $6!
pw, 3rd seat,
CADILLAC '87 El Dorado, reli- #42086 ae ne Perfection! _
able transportation. $3500.| Sac FORD 1-800-350-6009 .
ALFA ROMEO '85 Spider Ve-
loce Convt. 2.0L, 5 eee cD,
101K, $3995. (925) 672-2289
AUDI '89 100E, A/C, all pwr.,
CD, snrf., great cond. runs
well. $3000. 925/855-8431
AUDI '89 90 Quattro Ithr., A/C;
snrf., pwr., 100watt steréo, all
records $4900, 925/362-9693
AUDI '88 5000S, A/C, snrf.,
new whis./orks., stereo, Rr
70K, $3000. (925) 820-7181
AUTOMOTIVE
BODY TECHNICIAN
Joumeyman position, F/T.
Mon-Fri. 8-5. Competitive
salary _and_ benefits. Call,
(925) 778-1330
BMW '99 Z3 Roadster
Black on Black, low, low mi
$28,999/080 #F79542
Connell 510-893-9110
BMW '96 318TI 70K, sports
ap 5 ct white, blk. inter.
17,000 (510) 889-0822
BMW _'95 M3, bik./olk. 35K,
lux, Rear spoller, 5 spd.
$30.5/OBO. (25) 449-362
BMW '95 318i. 43K orig. mi.,
Immaculate, must sell now,
all records (925) 682-1611
BMW '95 318i. White w/tan
Ithr., 4 dr., snrf, excel. cond.
$21,000. (425) 706-9359.
BMW '95 740il. Mint cond.,
bik. on bik., low mi. $36,900.
(925) 513-0769
BMW '95 525i. Wht., 69K, CD
changer, _ excel., chrome
whls. $20,8K (925) 743-0574
BMW '95 318); 5-spd., 1 own-
er, 58K, records, gm,/tan.
$18,200. 925-283-1050
BMW '94 3251S, 5 spd., dark
blue, CD, 45.6K, excel. cond.,
$24,995 obo. (925) 244-6937
BMW '94 740i, perfect, CD
changer, new 17” mags! ires,
73K, $21,500. (510) 268-0439
BMW '92 735i, goed cond.,
yey clean, _slv., 115K,
$12,000 obo (925) 314-0814
BMW '92 525}, bik.tan, 16”
Borbets, 58K mi., cond.
$18,500/obo (925) 552-5729
BMW '92 525i, A/T, new tires,
nonsmoker, all _ reciepts,
$15,500 (925) 938-5424
BMW '91 850); loaded, alarm,
hone, ASC, runs _ great.
§o4\5d0 (925)'352-4745
seve ee FORD "96 MUSTANG loaded, »
CADILLAC '85 Sedan de| excel. cond., 36K, $11,200 |
Vile, adr, V8, gard. gray | OBO. 925-735-1252
ext/olk. Ithr. int, 96,364
mi. $5500. 925/682-3090 FORD '96 Taurus LX, red,
KK, clean as a whistle in/out,
Sa ee
CADILLAC _'85 Fleetwood | $11/800 (925) 820-0389
Brougham. 120K, Runs great, | ———_—_—_—_______
$1900 (925) 757-6203 FORD '96 T-Bird; V8, 41K,
_———____—_____| miles. Laser Red. $10,500
CADILLAC '84 Eldorado Blar- | 925/443-0824 - Livermore.
fitz, excel. cond./maint. 130K. | ——_—____—__—___—_
$2800/bo. 925/706-9649 Eve. | FORD '95 Taurus GL, A/T, all
ORF Y =a a SO wer. 84K, excel. cond.
CADILLAC '65 Fleetwood, exon. 925-820-4825
Sede 16s C BOS BET. Pe 0 | FORD '95 Mustang GT convt.
wi .
| 28K, Pro-Lock, Ph ge -
Chevrolet '98 Cavalier | 8527356.02;7°°
Ato, BO Da MOE | FORD "65 Toke, Ve, met
Coni iy ray, ,, exceptionally
__ Connell 510-893-9110 Sion. bs bi jilted
CHEVROLET ‘98 Camaro 228 | srvcd. 1 ner, all extras.
Ithr., all pwr., eee mint, warr., | $12,999/obo. (925) 686-5820
$19,800 obo (925) 631-5890 FORD "95 Escort GT Htchbk. Escort GT Htchbk.
CHEVROLET '97 Blazer LT, + a white, $5500.
red exter., grey Ithr. inter. fully '6-1993
loaded, ps, pb, , CD player | Fon » justana GT. 5.0L.
emore 100K wair, $f9Ko. | FORD '95 Mustang GT, 5.0L,
bo. Call fast! (925) 681-2408 | |OW TI. SII, excel conde
.) oF a ,
whlis., alarm, warr., maint.
884-6856 (Mon.-Fri. 8-5 pm) _| $15,800. 925/736-0188
CHEVROLET '97 Camaro 228 | Sopp 65 Ewcon LX new
ttop, loaded, excel. cond. fining bert ise TAC oS,
$15,800. (925) 776-4212 pb. $4850" (895) 948-0743"
CHEVROLET '96 Prizm. Stan-
dard, 4-dr, AC, AM/FM cass.
alarm, $9300. 510-814-0838.
CHEVROLET '96 LUMINA, 4-
dr., air, CD, 41K, excel. cond.
$10,600. (925) 362-8682
CHEVROLET '95 CORVETTE,
loaded, glass top, mint, re-
cords $27,500. 925/828-4095
CHEVROLET '95 Caprice, ba-
FORD '94 Taurus GL; 4 dr.
low mi., excel. cond., $7000
OBO (925) 484-4706
FORD '94 Mustang, 77K mi.,
A/T, AIC, it pl, good cond.
$8000. (510) 547-5907
FORD '94 T-bird, bik., clean,
V6 Runs grt., smogged. 107!
$62000b0 935-828-4603
FORD '94 Taurus wgn. Ma-
by blue, police pkg., 110K, loaded, ard. seat,
clean $7560. (610) 724-4558 Bon Baeb0. (28) 552-6313
y FORD '94 Taurus GL, Ve
Chevrolet 94 Cavalier RS | FORD (94 Tauris Craoge
$4,500 frans. work. 925-825-5435
#19052 4 dr. A/T, FORD '93 T-Bird LX, 2 Dr.
w, pl,
am/fm cass., like new!
S&C FORD 1-800-350-6009
CHEVROLET '94 Impala SS;
excel. cond., awesome CD
layer, too many extras to
ist. Warr. until 1/00, 49K,
$16,500 OBO (925) 672-2876
CHEVROLET '90 Corvette
loaded, Ithr., dark red, A/T,
$12,500 (925) 828-9340
CHEVROLET '89 Corvette,
loaded, A/T, 76K, excel.
cond, $14K. (925) 952-3650
CHEVROLET '89 Cavalier
224, Bik., 51K orig., A/T. Runs,
great. $4000. 925-778-2430.
Caymen green. 95K mi.
$5800 /Irm. (925) 372-6306
FORD '93 T-bird LS, 2 dr.,
AT, 74K, mnrf, V8, blue,
$5900. Dave, (925) 942-3679
FORD '93 Mustang LX Htbk.
AIC, CD, 125K mi., grt. cond.
$3750 obo. (925) 828-6184 .
FORD '93 MUSTANG LX
$4,777
#19017 A/T, Air cond.,
windows, 1 owner. Perfect!
S&C FORD 1-800-350-6009
FORD '93 Taurus; wgn., V6,
er
——— ——————————— A, icy DOK ois, Seah
BMW 91 318i, 87K miLES. CHEVROLET '88 Beretta, 1 | $3500 OBO (925) 829-1880
(ood, condition, $10,000.” | ownet alt, AT, commute Gar. | HOE o tar ay. Rune
25) 648-4825 —____~_——_*"~__| good, well maint. $4K. Call
BMW °90 735i, beautiful CHEVROLET '88 Corvette, | Dave Aft. 4PM. 510/758-0781
loaded, excel. cond., $12,995
(925) 371-8107
dk. bonze, A/T, loaded, Ithr., :
t-top, $7500 (925) 754-884 | FORD '93 Taurus; wht.
d.
cond. A/T, pl, high'mi. $3900
BMW '90 735i, slv./olk. Ithr.,
mint cond., 68K, movin
must sell, $15K
736-8034 or 937-2980
BMW '89 325i Mint cond.,
jaraged, red/tan, CD, $6500.
25) 426-8392
BMW '88 325, 2 dr., well
maint. must see & drive,
$4000 (925) 930-2961
CHEVROLET '88 Celebrity Euro
Sport 4 dr., A/T, 6 Cyl. Runs grt
$1300/OBO. 925-997-3373
CHEVROLET '86 Camaro
IROC, 350 TPI, AT, Be CC,
112K, $4000. (925) 827-9665
CHEVROLET '86 CAPRICE
Classic Brougham, V8. A/T,
loaded, gd. cond., must sell,
$1500 OBO, 925/513-0160.
(510) 724-4785 after 6 PM
FORD '92 Crown Victoria LX,
bik. w/tan thr. Great car!
$8200 bo. 415/743-2554.
FORD '92 Mustang LX, red/
red, alarm, snrf., 77K, excel.
cond. $5400. (510) 741-7236
FORD '92 Taurus, $2590;
VW '91 Jetta, $2700; both run
good. (925) 939-6611
BMW '88 528e All pwr., A/T,
AC, snrf., well maint., $5500
(925) 462-5435
BMW '88 325 low mi., cus-
tom whls., new tires, all re-
cords. $6800 (510) 332-1971
BMW '88 325, 4 dr., loaded,
A/T, clean in/out. Runs excel.
$6300. (925) 327-0557
BMW '87 528e. All pwr., A/T,
AC, new batt., timing belt
$4800. (925) 454-1809
BMW '86 528 Clean, runs
cape 5 rosie 180K mi.
'2500/obo (925) 362-9633
FORD ’67 XL, 302 eng., AT.
Runs. $900. CHEVROLET '64
Corvair Van. $1200. Both
need work. 415/648-5341
FORD '66 Mustang S6, AT,
new inter., brakes, etc. Great
body. $2900. 925/625-9859.
FORD '66 Mustang. 289,
ood ~=cond., A/T, white,
SSr50/0b0 (640) 531-9107
FORD '66 Mustang V8, wht,/
bik., no modifications, 185K,
$5K, OBO. (925) 935-3952
FORD '65 Mustang _convt.
289, 3-spd., new me & pe
$7500 OBO 925-876-6405
FORD '64 Galaxie 500; wht.
convert., 86K, $7000. (510)
655-1485
FORD '54 F100, $2000 obo
& Ford '55 F100, $8000 obo.
302 engines. (530) 889-8242 .
FORD '40 cpe., 350 motor,
350 trans., project. $10,000.
(925) 228-5936
FORD '30 STEEL TRUCK all
ong. no motor, $1500 firm.
(925) 625-7494
DODGE '76 Power Wagon.
new rbit. engine. $1800/OBO.
(610) 526-4053
FORD '29 Model A 2 dr. se-
dan, low mi. Excel. cond.,
$8400. (925) 939-2242
FORD '98 Ranger XLT, low
mi., shell, off road _pkg.,
$15,500 (925) 680-4660
FORD '21 T, Roadster w/fac-
tory PU bed, all Sint Clean.
$8000. (510) 886-3195
FORD '97 F150 XLT, 3rd dr.
Lthr. 5.4 Triton, LB, 6 CD,
Gem top, rack, tow, $21.5K.
Contr. dream! (925) 625-9175
FORD '94 F250 XLT 4X4, 7.5
2] ee 40K mi,, excel. cond.,
$15,500 925-552-6628
FORD '93 RANGER STX 4x4,
new tires/clutch, 55K, excel.
cond. $8650. (935) 376-9618
FORD '92 Bronco XLT. V8,
5,8 eng., A/T, A/C, pw, pl, new
tires, excel, cond. $8500/obo
925-691-6900
FORD '91 Bronco, blue &
wht., great condition. $8700.
(925) §83-3036 ;
FORD '90 F150, very low mi.,
excel. cond., camper & Re
kit, AIC, ABS, pw, pl, $1
obo. (925) 625-da83 ©
FORD '90 F350, 4x4, 460 V8,
AJT, AIC, CD, stock, tow pkg.
$10,800 obo. (925) 684-266!
FORD '90 F250, 4x4, 5 spd.,
excel. cond. Must see.
$5000/Firm, (925) 634-6323
FORD '88 Ranger, V6, 4” lift,
high mi., 5 spd., needs some
work. $3000. 925-449-8710
FORD '88 Bronco, 302 eng.,
bik. & gray, new tires, runs
gd. $4800. (925) 753-5701
FORD '86 PU 4x4 ext. cab, 5
Spd. A/C, Good cond. $3040.
(925) 866-2010
FORD '85 F-250 4x4 Lariat,
(0 _V8-auto, 112K, tutone,
OLDSMOBILE '73_ Cutlass
Supreme, 455 Big Block V8,
cmplt. MSD electronic igni-
tion, Holly 750 carb, immac.
body, gd. paint/int., new cust.
whls., runs grt., reliable & fun
$3900/obo (510) 525-5903
BMW '85 528e, 5 spd., low
mi. Perf. cond. All records.
$5000. (925) 513-3150
BMW '82 745i Turbo Alpina,
loaded, 76K orig., 17" rims,
AMT, $4200. (415) 923-6410
BMW '82 320! 5 spd., A/C,
gd. cond., new tires/muffler,
Tadio. $1600; 510-551-6600
BMW '82 320i manual, 104K,
cys cond., $4000. Mike 510-
47-8715x23; (510) 569-2244
BMW '76 2002, Smogged.
Rblt. eng./trans./ carb. Runs
grt, $2500. 925/397-5437.
BMW '76 2002 New Tires,
snrf., runs eee asking
$2000/obo, 925-927-0518
BMW. 2 Day Huge Sale. All
makes, models colors. All
mint condition. Factory war-
pany You ley the price.
all Rich, Auto Brokers
925-757-2303 or
925-216-5466.
BUICK '98 LeSabre. 4 Dr.,
Ithr., low mi. grt. cond.
$16,900. (925) 831-9599
BUICK '94 Regal, custom. 4
Dr., 3.8L, 145K mi. All pwr.
$3850. (925) 513-1360 home
BUICK '94 Century, 4 dr., gd.
cond. V6, well maint. Sliver.
$5500. (925) 837-3814 .
BUICK '93 Popal Cpe., 2 dr.
V6, 3.8L, all pwr.’ 102K
$3800/obo. (925) 945-2866.
BUICK '92 Park Ave. Leather.
Loaded, beautiful carl $6500.
OBO. (925) 248-6009
CHEVROLET '83 Camaro 228
V8, T-tops, mint cond. new
tires. alarm, needs eng. work
$1300 (510) 724-5740
CHEVROLET '79 CORVETTE,
runs & looks oes Bargain @
$4600. (925) 687-7712
CHEVROLET '69 NOVA 4 dr.
307, A/T, 105K, A/C, orig
owner, very nice inside & out,
$2K Firm. (925) 679-8915
CHEVROLET '67 Chevelle. 6
\., 3 spd., 79K org. mi.
$2700. 510-630-8680
CHRYSLER '99 300M
$22,900
(925) 228-4069
CHRYSLER '97 Sebring JXI
Convt. 23K mi., 1 yr. warr. re-
mains, excel. cond,, Ithr., CD,
$17,000. (610) 531-1183
FORD '91 Taurus LX, A/T,
A, 6 2 all pwr., 1 owner,
$3400 (925) 827-3528 aft. 4
FORD '91 Escort. Must sell,
orig. owner, excel. cond., 60K
$3500. 831-596-4528
FORD '90 T-Bird: Bik., looks &
runs excel., A/C, all pwr., new
tires & trans. $3500/obo.
(925) 460-8081
FORD_'89 Mustang Convt.
5.0, 68K orig. mi. $6500.
(925) 513-857
FORD '89 Tempo A/T, 94K,
AC, 4 dr. good condition
$2200. (925) 932-1924
FORD '89 Mustang; convt.,
5.0, A/T, 18K, on new eng.,
$4750 OBO. 510-864-1937
FORD '89 Third LX, loaded,
———————_ | JBL cass., A/C, ps, cc, tilt,
CHRYSLER '94 Concorde V6 | snrf., excel. body, 100K mi.,
Ithr., CD, A/C, all pwr., loaded | new reg. & smog. $3995/OBO
$10,900: (925) 371-7696 (510) 48-1 277
CHRYSLER '94 LeBaron. AC,| FORD '89 Taurus, loaded,
loaded, tilt, Ithr., digital dash, | rebit. eng., new tires/radiator.
V6 $5500 (925) 210-1003 $2500. 925-254-1805.
CHRYSLER '92 LE BARON | FORD '89 Taurus GL. aft, a/c
convt.; Sharp! Wht. w/uxu all pwr., 143K, 1 owner, well
int., AT, runs reat Sporty maint. $1650 (510) 531-4568
$5950, 995-634-9534. |
925-783-4144 FORD '88 Escort LX Wagon
A/T, AIC, clean, runs great
CHRYSLER '92 Town &| $2450. 925-352-4745
wht., loaded, 97K.
FORD '88 Thunderbird Turbo
cpe; loaded, Bc cond., runs
gd. $3200 (925) 776-4206
FORD '88 Escort, 4 dr., A/T,
tuns, $400; Ford '86 Tempo,
$250. 925/753-1313.
FORD '87 Taurus wgn., runs
good, new tires, 89) , $2000
obo (925) 798-6850
FORD '87 Escort GT, 5 spd.
orig, owner, gd. cond. $1500
obo. (925) 458-4584
FORD '86 io runs/looks
god, $600 OBO,
225-829-5158 Dublin
FORD '85 THUNDERBIRD,
very clean, runs well, new
brks., $1500. (510) 367-6420
FORD '83 Mustang V6, A/T,
AJC, new tires/orks. gd. cond.
$1500 OBO 925/439-3300
FORD '78 T-Bird, 76K orig.
Country, ‘i
$6500. (925) 855-1872
CHRYSLER '91 Le Baron GTC
convt., ay tuns great.
$2200/bo0 925/679-3865
CHRYSLER '85 LeBaron. 88K
orig. mi., new paint, radiator,
batt. $900/bo (707) 745-4437
CHRYSLER '83 Town/Country
wagn., runs gd., $600 serious
ing. only (925) 634-2359
CHRYSLER '81 Slant 6 75K
mi., gd. BART or student car.
$850. (925) 775-2589
CHRYSLER '79 LeBaron A/T,
360 eng. Btn car, drive
away, $275 510-245-3958
CHRYSLER
BUICK '91 Park Ave. Ultra,
loaded/thr., excellent cond,
PLYMOUTH '72 egies ve
ATT, only 64K mi. & cherry.
$2400. obo. 925-674-9316
PLYMOUTH '69 Road Runner,
383 AT, 391 ese much
more $3800/bo 925/228-1991
PONTIAC '83 Mecham MSE
Edt. 5.0, 5 spd., new clutch,
tires, brks., runs _ strong
$2750/obo (925) 830-0808
817 Automobiles
ACURA '99 Integra GSR,
bik./olk., fully loaded, Ithr.,
CD, $22,500. 925/778-4419
ACURA ’99 CL Fully loaded,
spoiler, 2K mi., chrome s|
whls, $22,5K (510) 799-
ACURA '98 INTEGRA LS CPE
16,888
#19075 Mnrf., pw, A/C, low
mi., 1 owner. Super Clean!
S&C FORD 1-800-350-6009
ACURA '97 TL; all pwr., ABS,
Ithr. Int., 2500 mi. left on warr.
$21,500 OBO (925) 355-1494
ACURA '96 Integra GSR A/C,
cc, pw, pl, snrf., CD, Have
px eatist system, 68 head-
46
$4900 bo. (935) 625-4602 .
FORD '84 Ranger, ugly, but
has rblt. eng./trans. Nds.
smog: mechanics touch,
$650. (925) 830-1749
Tre, colt AT pe, pb, Or
4 S, pb,
$3150. (925) 9354818
FORD '84 Bronco || 4WD,
new oversz. tires clean mi
see! $32Kobo 925-458-3895
EXCELLENT CONDITION
FORD '64 F100 4x4, 4 spd.,
sm exempt, runs good,
$2500 firm. (925) 439-5739 -
GMC '95 Jimmy SLS, Vortec,
4WD all tinted,
rack.'$10,900. 655)778-3088,
ers, AEM intake.’ 51K mi,
$14,5000B0 (925) 674-8762
ACURA '95 Integra GSR; 2 dr.
5 spd., 76K, , excel.
cond. $10,900. 925/686-5070
ACURA '94 INTEGRA LS, 5
ACURA ‘94 Integra 5 spd., all
pwr., mnrf., alarm, warr,
Glean $9500 (925) 933-9482
ACURA '94 Legend Gold
.,2.dr., loaded, low mi.,
BIB bdojobe 925/978-2608
ACURA '94 Vigor GS. Full
loaded, CD, alarm on
cond. $10,500. 925/372-8576
eves. 510/297-8882 day
ACURA '92 Integra LS 4 dr,
$7600" (825) 843-1957 ”
., all roof,
Sfarn $7900, (325) 653-9054
85K
$5000 OBO. (925) 831-0224
BUICK '90 Regal, 2 dr., Ithr.
all ob 84K, excel. cond.
$3900, (925) 283-0439
BUICK '90 Park Ave Ultra,
loaded, Ithr., _monrf.,
cond., $5900 925/935-2607
BUICK '89 Century LTD, load-
ed, 67K orig new paint,
$3600 (510) 728-0850
BUICK '85 Regal, 43K mi., 1
ook owner, grt. cond, $2600.
925-516-7523, Leave msg.
BUICK '84 LeSabre 4 dr. 62K,
all wer, excel. cond.
$2800. 925-606-6945
BUICK '84 Century. 4 Dr., low
mi. Asking $2400/0bo. Good
cond, (925) 680-8385
BUICK '76 Estate Wagon, re-
built eng., runs well, 3rd seat,
$900/bo (925) 778-2192
CADILLAC '99
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V6, Wood dash, Ithr. & more.
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$25,999"
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Subject to prior sale + tax,
license doc & smog fee.
cars.com mi., AT, PS, PB, runs
grt, $1350. (925) 682-6376 .
FORD '641/2 Mustang, V8, 3
spd., tan, needs Bae work,
$1975 OBO. (925) 934-0194
GEO '93 Tracker. 5 Spd., 60K
mi.,__ soft = AIC, stereo
$6500/obo (510) 787-3405
GEO '93 METRO 4 dr., 5 spd.,
htchbk., A/C, Al cass.,
60K, $2400 510-551-6600
HONDA '99 CIVIC DX,
AIC, 1400 mi., iliness forces
sale, $12,990, 925/674-1216.
HONDA "99 Accord EX; 4 dr.,
Ithr., 29K, A/T, exten. warr.
$19,750 (925) 687-8081
HONDA '99 Civic LX, 5 spd.,
bik. w/gray int. ‘ABS, alarm,
PW & extras. 16K. $15,500.
707-745-4263.
HONDA '98 PRELUDE well
maint., excel., 35K, wht. 5
spd., $19,500 (925) 426-0135
HONDA '98 Civic EX, 2dr.
ea mint_cond., $14,000
(925) 819-0686
HONDA '98 Civic DX, 4 dr.,
AUT, 26K, CD, cust. wheels,
$9900, Cell: 510-928-8543
New & Used
DATSUN '77 280Z Fantastic
IA/T, silver, classic, must see,
$2295 OBO 925/685-7459
DATSUN '76 280Z 2+2
auto, 114K, excel. cond., new
paint, $2450. (925) 283-0388
DODGE oe Neen AE
spd,, agate o
or. mint Bonn 33k, $1 0,498
(925) 676-1603
DODGE '97 Intrepid ES, 62K,
Ithr. Conpwe rect, load-
ed. $10 (736-2483
DODGE '97 Neon, 2 dr., com-
petition pkg., excel. cond.,
assume lease at $229/mo. or
purchase. (925) 625-0340
DODGE "95 Intrepid.
Wht. rey, loaded, 67K mi.
$6750. (' 25) 228-7988
e '94 Intrepid A/T, load-
ed, bik., 65K, excel. cond.,
$7500/obo 510/724-3177
DODGE '91 Stealth ES A/T,
red, runs syeat. $7300/obo
(925)779-0236 or 280-8860
~ tint, spoiler, gray Ithr.” int,
mi., $1400 (925) 827-1508 nhs poe i B15 eoces
———— 125) 2701.
DODGE '85 Aries. Clean in & HONDA "98 Gic LX fully
out, 4 dr. 6 |. air, runs
‘ aa loaded, 8.5K mi. 1_ owner
week Get $12,995 OBO (928) 691-0318
'84 lee, 3% Or, ON rans inp arent Aa
‘of! | HONDA 97 ACCORD LX, A/T,
fads) ayac6boa” $1800 obo | BCs perfect, $14,800.
(925) 378-6209 | (ap6}'743-0405
EAGLE '92 Talon. Red, 5pd. | $x
Ce Stee Iour Tee 6 | HONDA "97 Accord SE 2 dr,
new tires, alloy wheels, tuned | PM . Pl sf. 17K mi,
Up, CD. $4000 925/833-7654 B15 dolobo 925-518-7482
HONDA ’97 Accord SE 4 dr.,
FORD '99 Mustang Cobra
Convt. Loaded, beaut., elec. AIC, mort. pl, 85K warr.,
green $35.9k (610) 223-6400 | $16,250. 926-278-2908,
HONDA "97 CIVIC EX, 5-spd.,
FORD '98 ZX2 2-dr., fully loaded, 26K mi.,
$8,988 $14,000. 625) 0-850
#18827 Automatic, alr cond. | HONDA "97 Accord SE. A/T, 4
13K miles. Wow! dr., CD, fact. alloys, mnt,
S&C FORD 1 clean $14,250, 92!
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HONDA '97 Accord EX. V6,
gold, 2.7L, Ithr., mnrf., 27K
manufac. warr., excel. cond.
$18,500. 925-754-8073 eves
‘97 Civic, excel.
cond. CD, A/C, 52k miles.
$10,900. (925) 779-1737
HONDA '97 Prelude VTech,
bik., 5 spd., A/C, CD, all pwr.,
snrf., 59K, excel. cond., ext
warr, $16K (925) 756-2364
HONDA '96 Civic ee Coupe,
AT, green, S/R, tf excel,
cond. $10,500, 925/485-3725
HONDA '96 Civic LX, bik. w/
gray inter., pw, pl, remote ac-
cess, CD, A/C, CC, 1 owner,
$10,500, (925) 456-7127
HONDA '96 Civic EX, warr.,
silver, mnrf., Prielll tires, PW;
PL, $13,500 (925) 934- 4664
Honda '96 Civic EX
Mnrf., pw, pl, am/fm, A/C &
more. #111531 $13,999/0BO
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MERCURY '91 CAPRI XR2
Convert, Turbo, loaded, very
clean. $3,400. 925/351-4477,
a
PONT 68 FIERO 80K mi.,
4 cyl., silver. Excel.
cond, '$860" B28) 803-4433
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LEXUS '98 GS400, gold,
wheel pkg., gold package
showroom, extras, must see!
13K mi, $44K, (925) 484-2492
LEXUS '96 LS400, loaded,
monrf., chrome wheels, CD,
pert., $36K. (925) 837-3060
LEXUS '93 SC400 Silver blue
wi/gold pkg., Naka sound,
monrf., new tires, 99K mi
$18,500 510-682-3177
HONDA '96 Accord EX 4-dr.
AT, A/C, snrf., black, loaded
49K. $9,900. 510/928-8543
LEXUS '92 ES 300; jade
een, excel. cond. loaded,
80K, $12,900 (925) 934-4290
HONDA '96 Accord EX 97K,
green, A/C, Ithr seats, runs
excel. $13,999 925/937-6190
LINCOLN '97 MARK Vil LSC
all opt., pearl, 57K, 100K warr
$20,500, 510-406-0558
ate "95 Civic DX 2 dr.,
iC, green, 40K mi.,
$6500 (925) 202-3095
LINCOLN '97 Mark Vill 29K
warr., excel. loaded, movin
$19,995 OBO. 925/875-962:
HONDA '95 Prelude Si, A/T,
loaded, spoiler, low mi., ext.
warr. $13,200. 925/449-8656
HONDA '95 Accord EX 4-dr.,
all-pwr., loaded, Vtec. 70K,
sharp $12,600. 925/242-0100
HONDA '95 Civic DX, 4 dr., 5
gpd, 73K mi. Runs perfectly!
700. OBO. 925-551-7997
HONDA '95 Accord LX, 4 dr.,
all_pwr., Calpe ane: monrf.,
A/T, $11,900. 510/693-0216.
HONDA '94 Accord LX, 4 dr.,
5 spd., A/C, 90K, gold, new
tires, $9695. 925/837-4245
HONDA '94 Accord LX 4 dr.,
5 spd., 86K _mi., all opts.,
$0800 (925) 284-1270
HONDA '94 Accord, $11,000
silver, 68K mi., 4 dr., 5 spd.,
tow bar. 925-634-3540.
HONDA '94 Accord LX. 4 Dr.,
AIT, A/C, 90K, loaded, 1 own-
er $10,250. (925) 648-9139
HONDA '94 Civic Cpe. Red,
bik. int. 122k, alarm, CD,
whis, $6000, 925-376-2186
HONDA '93 Prelude VTech 5
spd. new tires, loaded, excel
$11,4000bo 925-735-1772
HONDA '93 Civic EX, V Tech
eng., 5 spd., 82K, PW, snrf.,
alarm. Perf. cond. $5700.
408/832-1158, 925/778-0364.
HONDA '92 Accord EX, 2
door, mnrf., CD, spoiler,
white, excel. cond., $8450
(925) 875-0704
HONDA '92 CIVIC Si, 2-dr.,
5-spd., A/C, alarm, caes.
91K. $6200/bo. 925/932-5837
HONDA '92 Accord LX, A/C,
AT, 1 owner, 140K, excel.
cond. $6Kobo (925) 820-0841
HONDA '92 Prelude, 2.3L, 5-
spd., ABS, psi Wa I, snrf., CD
$8900/bo. ( 2-2771
HONDA '92 Accord LX, 86K,
runs great, wht., 5 spd., load-
ed $8300 obo. 925/942-0666
HONDA '91 Civic LX
New clutch, runs and looks
excel. $4450, 510-206-3700.
HONDA '91 CRX AM/FM
Cass., snrf., wht., 5 spd., 65K
mi. $7200 925-485-7379
HONDA '91
Civic, stick, 1
owner, A/C, 160K, clean
$3750. (925) 228-8033
HONDA '91 Prelude Si,
Immaculate cond., orig. own-
er. $6850/obo, 925/846-3719
HONDA 91 Accord LX 5
spd., A/C, 105K, gd. cond.,
one owner $6200 day 510/
2-6175 925/837-0529 eve
H¢
ONDA '90 Prelude: 5 spd.,
115K, snrf., pw, Excel. cond,
runs grt. $4900 510/233-3869.
HONDA '90 Civic EX. 5 Spd.,
cass., pw, pl, loaded, excel
$3150/obo 925-550-3800
HONDA ’89 Accord LXi, 4 dr.,
A/T, runs well, 132K, $4000
925-947-1513
HONDA '89 Accord LX, 230K,
1 Own, top cond., needs heat
core. $2300/bo 925/258-7250
HONDA '88 Accord LXI
5 spd., A/C, 113K, 1 owner,
$4000 (925) 228-5773
HONDA '88 Accord LX! wht.,
loaded, A/T, excel. cond.,
in/out, $3900 925-831-0774
HONDA '86 Civic 4dr., 5 spd.,
AIC, new timing belttires,
$2400 925/370-6300
HONDA '85 Accord, htchbk.,
5 Pa d., 170K, in good shape,
O0/bo. 510/843-8523
HONDA '82 PRELUDE & TOY-
OTA '83_ TERCEL. Not Run-
ning $350/ea. (925) 202-4941
HONDA '82 Civic. A/T, 3 dr.,
air, all records, ele Ce cond
$1600. (925) 828-03
LINCOLN '95 Town Car, Sig-
Ada ners, loaded, high
runs/looks ‘excel.
$4050. 510-249-7944
LINCOLN '95 Mark Vili LSC,
fully loaded, monet. Heats
ry. $11,900.'925-280-0590
LINCOLN '94 TownCar, 63K
mi. leather, good cond
$11,500. (925) 825-1367
LINCOLN '88 Continental, 4
dr. All pwr. Excel. cond. car
phone. $3950. 925/833-8936
MERCURY '89 TRACER, A/T,
Clean! 53K mi. $2200
/OB0.(925) 875-1728
MERCURY '86 Cougar XR7
Turbo, loaded, 70K, $2600
OBO. (925) 798-7021 aft. 6.
MERCURY '86 Sable, 4 dr.,
full pwr., runs excel. 88K
$1 $1 700050 (825) 674-9929
MGB '79 CONN runs & looks
geod ar int. fair., 97K,
2700 OBO (925) 460-8081
MITSUBISHI _'95 Eclipse GS
50K, ANT ARS. Ps Pl Bee CD
changer, alarm, must sell
$10K OBO 610-551-5328.
PONTIAC '84 Fiero, pl,
‘ste.
ALC, reliable, $1300 ot
fanle (925) 454-0922
PORSCHE '97 911 Cpe. Red/
tan, 12K. $59,501
743-3985 : 925-942-6921
PORSCHE '97 BOXSTER
Guards red/gray, excel. cond.
48K, $42,500. 985/025-2077
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SATUDN 2 '97 Piz 6 sed, Ithr., UD pee age Faris: 2500
37K, $6600 $6500. eet dt
SATURN '95 SLi, AC, ATT,
Spider Spikes, 77k, gc
red, $7799, (925) 754-4093 .
SATURN '95
$5,555
#19072 4 dr, AC, pl, tilt
wheel, low miles. Like new!
S&C FORD 1-800-350-6009
A/T, AIC, 4-dr., must sell
$13, 100 OBO (055) 691-5550
TOYOTA '97 Avalon si All
ithr. int., mnrf, low mis.,
821600 (28) 743-3973
TOYOTA, ‘97 pcany, LE Uke
313, ‘ooorobo (a25)' 3001009.
TOYOTA '97 Corolla CE, A/T,
AIC, seromiease 1 Re 45K,
4 dr. $9500 (510) 222-2115
PORSCHE '96 911 Caner
Arena red, excel. cond., 51K
$67K por. 925-277-6000
PORSCHE '87 9248 strong
2.5L, 108K, snrf., A/C all pwi
$5500.0B0 (925) 820-2341
MITSUBISHI '95 Eclipse, 41K,
5 spd., A/C, Alpine CD, alarm,
PORSCHE '83 944, fully ser-
viced. Runs great! $3500.
immac. $9300. 925/828-3784 | OBO. 925-551-7997.
PATELEIE TH '94 Eclipse GS | PORSCHE '78 SC911 Targa
all pwr. Cc,1 5K mi. on rbit. eng./trans.;
cee mint, bik.
$5650, Kenny 925-296-1814
MITSUBISHI '92 Diamante LS
Loaded, Ithr., like new, must
sell $7900 (925) 473-9944
MITSUBISHI '90 ECLIPSE, 5
spd., 124K, great gas mil,
$3600/OBO: 925-689-9049
MITSUBISHI ’90 Eclipse, bik.,
5 spd., 2 yr. eng., runs gd,,
rt. cond, $5500/obo, Suzy:
125/979-4306, 933-5358 Eve.
MITSUBISHI '86 Starion ESIA,
120K, turbo, 5 spd., $3500
obo (925) 417-4428
NISSAN '97 Sentra GXE
alarm, new tires, excel. cond
$7700bo (510) 245-3609
NISSAN '97 Altima GXE load-
ed, clear alc, a/t, 36
$10,990/b0 635) oda-3805
NISSAN '97 Altima GXE, 47K,
bik./gray, all pwr. A/C, CC,
tint, new tires, excel, ‘cond.
$11,500, 510-663-8946
LINCOLN '86 TownCar, runs
rt. Full pwr. Lthr. $1800/0-
Bo. (925) 803-9635
eae 96 200 SXSE; silver,
AIT, A/C, snrf., all pwr.
$8400 OBO. don 825-3589
ser '83 Town Car, all
46K _mi., runs good.
Beddoobe 925/706-863
NISSAN '95 Altima GLE. All
opts., Ithr., CD, mnrf., keyless
entry '$11.5K (925) 689-7991
LINCOLN '83 Cont. Bill Blass
Edition, blk./oeige, 62K ori
mint $4500/bo, 510/420-0964
NISSAN '95 Maxima GLE;
loaded, Ithr., CD, ABS, snrf.,
136K, $11,500 925-798-2424
LINCOLN '83 Mark Vi, 2 dr,,
80K orig., grt. shape, $2200
(925) 837-5794
AIS ple "93 Altima SE, A/T,
Ww, spoiler, cc, Airba
Oxcol Sbsdcibo Seb 168119
LINCOLN '78 Mark V, 2 dr.,
AIC, loaded, 81K, very clean,
$3500 OBO. (925) 938-4026
AEE '92 MAXIMA SE,
taupe, A/T, snrf., BOSE, 90K,
sporty, $8150, 925/939-8160
LINCOLN '75 Mark IV Classic,
immac, & loaded, 20K mi. on
rolt. eng., must see $3500/
obo (925) 680-8448
ne "98 626, loaded, low
1 owner, fac. warr., mint
fee $12.5K, (510) 599-2259
MAZDA '98 MILLENIA, pearl
wht., loaded, excel., 33K.
$23, 400/bo. (925) 754-1361
MAZDA '96 Millenia S, jade
m,/tan Ithr., 59K, loaded,
16,400 (925) 685-2937
MAZDA '96 626 LX, loaded,
low mi., 1 owner, fac. warr.,
$9500. (510) 599-2259
MAZDA '95 MX3 A/C, AM/FM
cass., A/T, 108K, $7000/obo
(925) 432-8302 after 5
MAZDA '94 2300 P.U., 5-
spd., alarm, 143K $3600
OBO; FORD '94 T-Bird; nice
looking - car. $3300 'OBO
925/757-6530 & 519-5324
MAZDA '94 Miata MX5
5 spd, AC, CC, EM, Ithr.,
clean, $7900. 925/787-8551
MAZDA '93 Miata. Excel.
cond., ong owner, Roce , air,
extras $7250 (925) 939-0532
MAZDA '92 929, 1 owner,
new tires, tune up, new
brakes, cream/tan. 91K,
$8000/OBO (510) 654-5235
MAZDA '90 MX6, 5 spd., A/C,
new paint, excel. cond., must
see, $3100. (925) 838-8831
MAZDA '90 Protege. A/C,
am/fm cass., clean, 177K
hwy mi $1950 925-370-0283
MAZDA '89 929, loaded, A/T,
AJC, snrf., leather, new tires,
$3600. (925) 376-7652
NISSAN Sentra XE, '92. 5-
spd, 108k, tape, AC, excel.
cond. $3800. 510-521-3494
Nissan '92 240SX
am/fm cass., clean,
dents! #103933 ..On! 8 ‘685
Connell 510-893-9110
NISSAN '91 Sentra XE, full
loaded, great cond. $2650/
obo, 925/757-3368.
NISSAN '91 Maxima SE, 68K,
snrf., pw, A/C, pear, nice
$6800, (925) 680-
4771
NISSAN ’91 P.U.; 5-spd.,
106K, ae
excel., ext, ar
$3000 OBO. (510) 219-8452
NISSAN
'91 240 SX SE, 5
spd., C/D, 91K mi., Mnrf. Ex-
cel.|'$6500. 925/933-2795
NISSAN '91 240SXLE. 5 Spd.,
CD, 80K mi., snrf., Ithr., excel.
$5600. (925) 686-0427
NISSAN ’90 Stanza, 4 dr.,
AT, AC, BS BY, 138K. Gd.
cond. $2300 925/933-1542
NISSAN '90 240 SX; 5-spd.,
well-maint., clean, runs gd
$3200 OBO. (925) 683- 7064
NISSEN "90 Maxima SE: A/C,
cCass., tilt, snrf., Ithr., 86K,
$5495 OBO. (925) 691-8265
NISSAN '90 3002X twin turbo
pean yellow, blk. Ithr, 1 owner
145K $9800 925-376-2186
NISSAN '88 Maxima, all elec.,
ese cond., smogged, 33-35
PG, $3500. (510) 724-5774
NISSAN '87 Sentra htchbk., 5
spd., 126K mi., new eng
water pump, clutch & front
brks., runs lie SOMPG.,
$2700, (925) 827-2611
MAZDA '89 RX7, runs great,
too many extras to mention
$2850 obo, (925) 685-2517
NISSAN '87 Maxima GXE,
112K, snrf., AVC grey. oe
cond), $3500 (510) 337-4654
MAZDA '88 MX6 A/T, gd.
cond., new starter & batt
$2000/obo (925) 755-0163
BAN Bh 200SX A/C, blk.,
runs looks gd. in/out.
$2700" G28) 443-5403
Marae "88 see Htchbk., 4
81K, owner, snrf.,
3B3d0/6b0 (025) 373-6743
NISSAN '87 300ZX 2 +2 load-
ed, very clean, excel. cond
Gold $4895 (925) 462-6147
MAZDA '85 RX7. 5 Spd., cold
AJC, excel. wid leis & looking.
$1250. 925-274-
MAZDA '84 RX-7, new tires
perf. cond. 142K, gd sound
sys. $1200/obo 935)837- 3811
MAZDA ee RX7, New motor.
Alarm. ee AC, S/R.
$1 200/080 { 25) 754-7226
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HYUNDAI '92 Excel
Red, A/T, A/C, runs good,
$1800 OBO, (925) 825-9429 !
HYUNDAI '88 Excel. GL 3 dr.,
Gd. in/out, needs some mech
work. $1K/bo. (925) 432-4355
INFINITI '94 Q45, blk./beige
inter. 44K MILES! Great carl
$16,500. (925) 672-2963
Roa '94 G20T. Lthr., snrf.,
A/C, well maint.,' great
See 107K, $9999
925-426-1402
ISUZU '88 | Mark. $1200
OBO. Needs a little work. 85K
mi. (925) 706-8146
JAGUAR '96, VDP, Au ial ‘i
premium sound CD, 19,8K,
$39,950 OBO (925) 848. 0226
Jaguar '95 XJ6
Moonroof, Alloys, Ithr. & more
#125879 Make an Offer!
Connell 510-893-9110
JAGUAR '94 XJ6, loaded! '99
whls. & tires, 25K mi, immac.
$18,500. (925) 516-0768
MERCEDES ’99 ee SLK
Sport. Blk./gra 11K,
warr, $39,995, Boshere 516-1160
MERCEDES '96 C220. Wht.,
Ithr., chrome whls., 27K, im-
mac, $25,995 925-820-2427
MERCEDES 95 £920, 97K
tan Ithr., chrome whls.
$24,500 (925) 274-0713
MERCEDES '95 E320 Cabrio-
let conv. 70K, $44K/obo. Call
(925) 820-7208 aft. 5pm
MERCEDES '95 E320
flawless in & out, fully loaded,
45K mi., full warr. till 2002.
$31,000 (925) 377-9109
MERCEDES '91 190E 2.6,
67K mi. Wht., excel. cond.
Loaded. $13,600. (925)
691-7115 : 415-456-9314
MERCEDES '91 420sel,
wht./grey Ithr,, loaded, like
new, Gals $18,950 (510)
414-459:
MERCEDES '90 190 E, 2.6,
64K, bik/blk., great cond:
$8500/b0, 925/686-4861
MERCEDES '89 300E
», Pw, pl, sunroof, tan
leather, low mi. #999744
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MERCEDES '87 sean 2.6L,
100K mi., A/T, S/R runs
well. $4500. (510) 35-8397
MERSROES "86 190E, A/C,
CD, new tires. $5750.
reel 925-556-3389. Eve.
NISSAN '86 300ZX Turbo,
eats prey, T-top, 5 spd. all
ete xcel. cond. $3500/O-
10. (925) 935-5180
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OLDSMOBILE '94 Cutlass
Supreme A/T, A/C, PS Bw
tinted, $4800 510-223-3426
OLDSMOBILE che Cutlass
Clera S, V6, 14K mi., A/T, A/C,
$9500 OBO. (925) 3354 0337 .
OLDSMOBILE '89 Cierra. Ful-
ly loaded, leather. $3000/obo.
(925) 373-1556
OLDSMOBILE '84 Cust
Cruiser Wgn., rebit. trans.,
loaded, clean, dependable, 1
owner, $1200. Eves.
(925) 283-2484
OLDSMOBILE '82 98 Regen-
cy 4dr. Sedan, runs well,
loaded $1650. 510/303- 7113
OLDSMOBILE '68 Delta 88
Rocket 455, 102K wie Alc,
A/T, $4500. (925) 370-7587
PEUGEOT '84 505S Won. A/T,
grt. cond., needs paint
By shoSbo (925) 447-5560
PLYMOUTH '96 Breeze; ex-
cel. cond., runs peat nye
extras. $9500 (925) 776- 3206
PLYMOUTH '91 Acclaim, ex-
cel. cond. new tires/brks./
tune-up/belts/smog. A/T, A‘
maroon, $2450. Must i
This Week! 925/934-3686
PLYMOUTH '90 Colt, $1500.
Lots of work done. Papers.
Runs excel. 925/432-7225
PLYMOUTH '90 LASER,
cond,, 140K, $4,000
Gall (925) 933-4610
PLYMOUTH '85 Horizon, new
tires, loves to run! $1000.
(925) 672-9280
PLYMOUTH
Pot
MERCEDES '85 300 turbo
deisel 250K, excel. cond.,
must sell, bo. 925/648-8276
MERCEDES '85 500 SEC,
maroon, mint, tan Ithr., snrf.
$14,200 obo. (925) 684-2669
MERCEDES '83 380SL, 106K,
excel. cond., silver blue/navy,
$12,500. (925) 828-5584
MERCEDES '82 300; Turbo
Diesel; Light cream, very
nice, $490 (707) 556-8242
MERCEDES '78 300D. Runs
excel., A/C, pw, 176K orig.
Ithr. seats, perfect. int. Must
see $3300. 510-589-1690
MERCEDES '78 300SD turbo
diesel, tan, runs, needs work.
$1200. 925/778-4198.
MERCEDES '78 300D diesel,
AT, loaded, 170K, excel.
cond. $2800. 925-676-7096
MERCEDES '77 240D; Wht./
Ithr, inter., always gar’d., rust
free. $2900 (028) 634-2451
MERCEDES '73 350SL rare 4
spd., 2 {ops excel. _cond.,
70K $10K (925) 825-1597
MERCEDES '73 450SL, A1
cond,, chrome whis. cream
exter., alarm, all records. Sm.
trade ok. $10K. 925/254-8426
Mercury '99 Grand Marquis
$16,966
#18965 Low miles! Loaded!
S&C FORD 1-800-350-6009
JAGUAR '91 Sovereign, ex-
cel. cond. in/out, 136K, new
tires, $8500 (925) 777-1693
MERCURY ae Cougar. 49K,
loaded, excel. cond., beige
metallic $11K (925) 296-61 88
JAGUAR '90 XJS
Bik./olk., CD, clean, must sell,
$8100. (925) 250-9000,
MERCURY a Bae fe
blue, loaded,
well. $4900. (828) 8 Bseieyo
JAGUAR '88 XJ6/VDP; mint
cond., champagne/tan, under
$00K.' $8800. ( (07) 864-8974
MERCURY '93 Capri, Con-
vertible, runs great, 109K,
$3500/OBO. 925-274-9260.
JEEP '91 Grand Wagoneer
4WD, 91K orig, mi, runs/ool
gd. $6900000 ( (925) 625-9574
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AT. 107K, pw, cass.,
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$13,800. 925/673-9609
[ene 7 Bonneville, Ah
pass., PD, PW, CD, 37K
18 400, 925-556-6900 x101.
PONTIAC ae Grand AM SE;
Hees 6 Oh gm /tan 52K mi:
$9250 (925) 828-7705
PONTIAC '95 Bonneville SSEi
supercharge, bik,/Ithr., dual
pwr. seats, snrf., loaded, 55K,
warr. $14.5K, 485-5466.
PONTIAC '94 Bonneville; Ex-
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$7000. (935) 830-9939
PONTIAC '94 Bonneville;
wht./Ithr., all electric, like new.
$8500..925-209-8081
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ed, Ithr., 90K, P/L,
cond., $7300 (628) 404-2020
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5 Spd. New tires & radio
cass, $1650. (925) 947-2052
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an Seteoice
only a ond,
$4300, 925-939-9844.
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$0 d0n (S35); 735-1 S80 °
PONTIAC '86 Grand Pri 2 dr,
fully loaded, (aie Be
$4600 firm. (925) 229- Boa).
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PORSCHE '75 911S, 2+2, 1
owner, Immaculate, fact. A/C,
must sell now (925) 682-161 1
ROLLS ROYCE '84 Silver
Sand over walnut beige inter.
aneling drk. brown wd.
30K/OBO, 510/726-8558
SAAB '89 900 Turbo,. bik,
Ithr., great dines 113K,
$a5b0.1925) 289-0330
SAAB '86 Turbo 900. 2 Drs., 5
spd., cold A/C, sunroof, like
new in & out, fabulous condi-
tlon. $2300. 925-932-2149
SAAB '85 900 blue, 6 spd.,
A/C, runs scong: very clean,
$1850 OBO (925) 778-6810
SAAB '84 Turbo, snrf., new
Kenwood stereo/tape deck,
170K _mi., gd. car, ene spe:
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a a ee 4 dr, runs
ape Sass 180K
S10 O00/obo (S95 658-9239
SATURN '98 ee A/T, 4 drs.,
I, pb, , 15K) excel:
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SATURN '94 Station Wan
loaded, mint. oF
+ | ee) 625-4420 ; 829-4471
TOYOTA '97 Cam
AC, ABS, mnrt. 46K, Excel.
cond. $12,800, 925/743-0860
SATURN '93 SL2, 106K, load-
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er
wr | $500 d2bs8a1-2846
SATURN ’93 SW’
$5000/ob0 oe br 56
msg; 688-50!
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dr., gold, 76K, air bag, stereo,
AIG. $4950 (925) 689-5610
SATURN '92 SL2.5 spd., 64K
excellent condition
$4700. (925) 377-9912
SATURN '94 1 SLI. gray,
all records,
$380¢ 00 BO" tro 745-9389
STERLING '88 S Sedan 4-dr.
same as Acura Legend, 68
mi., $2250. (925) 456-8027
SUBARU '97 Legacy GT won
2.5 liter, all WO, At
snrf., $18,700. $16/640.0146"
Be '93 Legacy L, 5 spd,
90K & srve'd., 1 owner,
BFa00 Obo. (925) 283-5112
SUBARU '92 Legacy Wgn
L+ AWD, git all pwr. Excel
cond new _ tires.
$6200/080° 825) 934-1906
SUBARU '91 Loyal wgn., 48K,
AIC, 5 spd., 4x4, all pwr., 1
owner, $4450 (925) 736 2559
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$3800, Call 925-957-1508.
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November 5, 1999
HILLS
By Bob Longino
COX NEWS SERVICE
book author Melanie Barnard believes meat-
igs ll the right stuff for modern cooks. It’s easy
P ke and serve, she says. Very versatile. Eco-
Eccl Nutritionally correct. Usually good hot or
t a loved by practically everyone.
a variety in these recipes is intentional — not
jo demonstrate that versatility but to tickle as
taste buds as possible.
o Felder Family Meatloaf
Makes 6 servings : :
fion time: 20 minutes. Cooking time: 1 hour.
ending time: 20minutes ; ;
3 meal is a key ingredient in this family recipe
sharon Lebewohl and Rena Bulkin’s 1999 cook-
“The 9nd Ave Deli: Recipes and Memories From
E sbowohl's Legendary Kitchen” (Villard, $24.95).
pounds chuck or top round
tablespoons matzo meal
1/4 cup grated onion ;
{teaspoon finely chopped garlic
{teaspoon salt
Feshly ground pepper to taste
{raw egg
hard-boiled eggs, peeled
tablespoons coarse bread crumbs
Preheat oven to 375 degrees. With your hands or
wyooden spoon, mix together the beef, matzo meal,
jon, garlic, salt, pepper and raw egg. Pack half the
wre along the bottom of a 5-by-9-inch loaf pan.
ange the hard-boiled eggs down the center, end to
d, pushing them gently into the meat. Place the re-
pining mixture in the pan, over the eggs. Sprinkle
be bead crumbs evenly on top.
Bake the loaf until cooked through, about 1 hour.
ity minutes into baking, tilt the pan and spoon off
pfat, Pour a little of the clear juice over the top of
ploaf, Near the end of the cooking time, spoon off
again. If you choose, briefly place the loaf under
broiler to further brown the bread crumbs.
let the loaf rest in its pan for about 20 minutes to
before serving
er serving: 382 calories, 26 grams protein, 28
Bans fat (percent calories from fat: 66), 4 grams car-
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guises is one of the favorite dishes in America.
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sodium, less than 1 gram fiber.
Fiesta Meatloaf
Makes 12 servings
Preparation time: 40 minutes. Cooking time: 1 hour.
Standing time: 10 minutes
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THE FAMILY JEWELER SINCE 1916
Meatloaf has no real Mexican traditions, but Mari-
lyn Tausend’s 1997 cookbook “Cocina de la Familia”
(Simon & Schuster, $27.50) features this dish, hep-
ped up with chipotle, from Aurora Dawson’s family
roots in Denton, Texas, and Oaxaca, Mexico.
1 tablespoon safflower or canola oil
eatloaf: Old favorite never out of style
1 medium white onion, finely chopped
1/2 red bell pepper, cored, seeded and finely
chopped
2 cloves garlic, minced
2 pounds ground beef chuck with some fat
1/2 pound ground pork
1 bunch well-washed spinach leaves, chopped
1 medium carrot, coarsely grated
1 cup canned black beans, drained
1 medium ripe tomato or 3 plum tomatoes, chopped
1 small zucchini, coarsely grated (optional)
1/2 cup oatmeal
2 eggs
1/2 cup evaporated milk or half-and-half
1 canned chipotle pepper, minced, or 1 tablespoon
canned chipotle sauce or bottled chipotle salsa
1 1/2 teaspoons sea salt, or to taste
1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper, or to
taste
1/2 teaspoon oregano, preferably Mexican
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1 1/2 pounds lean ground chuck
1 cup thinly sliced green onions
1/4 cup chopped fresh basil
2 tablespoons Thai fish sauce (nam pla)
2 tablespoons soy sauce
1 tablespoon chopped lemon grass or 1 tea-
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2 teaspoons granulated sugar
2 cloves garlic, minced
1 teaspoon grated lime rind
1 teaspoon hot pepper sauce
1/4 teaspoon dried hot pepper flakes
1 egg
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NY. TIMES NEWS SERVICE
4s are as convenient as scallops, which not
eat flavor and texture, but also cook fast.
mollusks, like clams, oysters and mussels,
Ot shucked right before eating, but scallops
2 10
pe ed soon after harvest and sold virtually ready chicken.)
an
som jarge one needs only to be browned on both
fyen
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we traditional Spanish method of searing scal-
{ke a that works equally well with shrimp and
ys, On? called ala plancha, which refers to the large,
pi used to sear shellfish and fish.
, am or nonstick skillet will work equally well,
cast itis very, very hot, hot enough so that the
s|0ng he scallop will contract so quickly upon hit-
3 Bice that it will literally jump.
ghey this kind of cooking generates a fair
ae smoke. But you need less than four min-
iorhe largest of scallops, and a good exhaust fan
oil, sherry vinegar or lemon juice, and a little garlic.
The scallops are briefly marinated in this mixture
while the pan preheats, and the same liquid is used
to lightly dress them after they are cooked. (Since scal-
lops can even be eaten raw, there is no problem with
re-using the marinade, as there might be with beef or
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in the United States, and for most of the year, only ‘J
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scallop. (Ask for “dry scallops,” those that have not
been soaked in preservatives.) | :
But from fall through winter and sometimes spring, |
true bay scallops can also be found. They are caught
wild in the waters between Long Island and Cape Cod, |
and nowhere else in the world. They are incompara- |
bly delicious, and because they are smaller they need
even less cooking — a minute a side. |
Do not mistake tiny calico scallops, at times misla- 1
beled bay scallops, for true bays. And although Chi-
nese farm-raised bay scallops are not a bad product, |
they do not have the great flavor of the natives.
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Mirror Collection
Expand your horizon with an enticing illusion of added space from our extraordinary selection of
mirrors. From the ornate to the ordinary, choose from a distinctive array of styles and finishes.
A. 15x27 Distressed Jepara Mirror reg. 69.99 SALE 55.99
B. 22x38 Beveled Mirror in Antique Gold with shelf reg. 99.99 SALE 79.99
C. 24x36 Beveled Mahogany Renaissance Mirror reg. 139.99 SALE 111.99
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duce crackling, impasto and marbling effects. Let the Start a treasured tradition — an annual family plate or the Fill your personalized plate with homemade
inplimentary project $heets inspire your imagination for prized place for Santa snacks and more. Practical, personal holiday treats. For a finishing touch, trans-
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Because life’s finest moments aren’t meant to become fading memories. At Aaron Brothers, that’s why you can:
Preserve them
with quality.
Preserve your treasures with the finest quality
frames, mouldings and mats from the west
coast’s largest collection. At substantial
savings.
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Framing solutions are handcrafted on-site by
our certified framers - your helpful, technical
and creative design experts. Enjoy them for
generations to come.
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If you find a lower price on a compamble
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customized in five working days or your frame
moulding is FREE!
Our Exclusive Solid Wood
Wall & Photo Frames
Shapely yet understated, the
handsome finish and broad profile
of these frames complement both
contemporary and classic works.
It’s a definitive framing solution!
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Arrange your favorite photos in the collage cover. And store additional 4x6 photos on each
of the six wood spines inside. Rosewood, Black, Maple. reg. 19.99 SALE 14.99
Regal iuesum: Image Collage Wall Frames
Draw attention to your unique photo collage with a
crisp, artistic look. Choose from over 36 styles in an
expanded variety of matted openings. Black, Natural,
Cherry. Overall sizes 11x14 to 18x34. Not all sizes in
all colors. reg. 14.99-29.99 SALE 9.99-19.99
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Our Newest Metals in Soft Fall Colors from Burnes
Brushed metals and subdued tones hem the fondest of memories with a sleek
simplicity. Ideal for vintage photos and collectibles in horizontal or vertical
display. 4x6, 5x7, 8x10. Blue, Fawn, Silver. reg. 11.99-15.99 SALE 9.99
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