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ON THE ROAD: Beverly Hills High School’s Class of ’50 has held a reunion every fifth year since graduation, but tonight’s is the first outside the L.A. area. . . . They’re reuniting at the Center Club in Costa Mesa “because so many of our alums live here,” says Dick Pauley of Tustin. “We jokingly call Costa Mesa our sister city.” . . . Among the local classmates: Donald L. Bren, the Irvine Co. billionaire, and Henry T. Moore Jr., a state appellate justice in Santa Ana.
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