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A2 Sebastopol TIMES NEWS March 31, 1993 Youth Outreach resumes Flower show patrons Brook Haven schools, with junior high students served at Brook Haven's gym and high school students at Analy's gym. Offered at both sites will be basketball, with the possibility that volleyball will be offered at Brook Haven if enough interest is expressed by youths. Also offered, said Bowers, will be free marshal arts classes, including karate, Tai chi, and capoeira at the dance studio building at Analy. Free guitar lessons will also be offered at the Community Center on Morris Street, courtesy of Sebastopol musician Buz-zy Martin. In addition to Martin, volunteers include Manuel Olvera, karate instructor Jeff Green, Tai chi instructor Julie Pickrell, and capoeira instructor Chuck Johnson.

Funding for the Youth Outreach program was obtained through donations from local business owners and the Sebastopol Rotary Club. To date, the program has raised $8150. Dozens of teens took part in the Christmas break program, by John B.Burns In an effort to provide more recreational opportunities for Sebastopol area youngsters who might otherwise become involved in criminal activities, a special volunteer effort will resume during spring break, April 12-17, aimed at providing sports and cultural activities for kids on vacation from school. First initiated during last year's Christmas vacation by an ad hoc committee led by City Manager Mel Davis and Police Chief Dwight Crandall, the Youth Outreach Program was begun following several meetings which focused on the correlation between increased street gang membership and a paucity of after school recreational activities for teens. According to program coordinator Mary Bowers of the Sebastopol Community Center, the six-evening program will be open to Sebastopol area boys and girls age 12 through 18 for six evenings during the week at both Analy High School and U-U v-' I These fourth graders from Oak Grove School were a few of many who took part in last week's Spring Flower Show sponsored by the Graton Community Club which noted that the show was one of its most successful in recent memory.

The club has been sponsoring the two-day event since 1942, raising money for college scholarships. City crime log Embezzlement suspect arrested A former Sebastopol podiatry practice employee suspected of embezzling more than $1000 from her former employer was arrested and jailed in Alabama Monday afternoon. Nickie Elaine Walker, who was employed at Dr. Jean Turner's podiatry practice from had two outstanding warrants. Santa Rosa: Two Sebastopol men involved in an attack on a Sebastopol Police officer Jan.

13 in the Safeway parking lot were sentenced. Jeffrey Scott Taylor, 20, was sentenced to 18 months of formal probation for interfering with a police officer and for an earlier charge of disturbing the peace. Also sentenced was 18 year-old Mark Lewis Mallory who received one year of court probation and 40 hours of community service after pleading no contest to the charge of interfering with a police officer. Santa Rosa: Transient William David Lee, 25, who Sebastopol Police arrested March 1 on charges of threatening his estranged wife with a knife, pled no contest to "brandishing a weapon in a rude and threatening manner." He was sentenced to one year of court probation and 21 days in jail. Lee remains in jail on a charge of violating an out-of-state parole agreement.

Two sentenced for car $575. Sebastopol Russell Wayne Chitwood, 53, of 412 Brush St. in Graton, was arrested for drunk driving and driving on a suspended license. March 26 No. Main Jane Edith Eich-man, 36, of Santa Rosa was arrested for drunk driving.

Bodega A laundromat in the 7100 block was burglarized. Missing was $180 in coins. No. Main Police arrested 41 year-old Ignacio Sanchez Valeri-ano of 6665 Sebastopol Ave. 2 on charges of drunk driving and being an unlicensed driver.

Gravenstein Hwy. Police searched for three teenage girls suspected of stealing something from the Sebastopol Hardware store. March 25 Gravenstein Hwy. A 15 year-old Sebastopol boy who stole a girl's bicycle in the Fiesta shopping center was arrested with help from the victim's mother and a nearby business owner. March 24 Gravenstein Hwy.

A 29 year-old Monle Rio man was caught shoplifting at Fiesta Market. Sebastopol A battery was reported at the Village Park Trailer Park, but no arrest was made. March 23 Petaluma Todd Michael Pyland, 23, of 562 Petaluma was arrested on an outstanding warrant. March 22 Petaluma A $75 tank of nitrous oxide was stolen from a locked storage shed outside a dentist's office in the 500 block. Bodega A family disturbance which included property damage resulted in the arrest of a 15 year-old boy at the Casa Bodega Apartments in the 7700 block.

Gravenstein Hwy. Police arrested 43 year-old John Alton Eislerof 8661 Green Valley Rd. who County sheriffs log December of 1991 to May of 1992, is currently in jail in Athens, Alabama pending extradition to Sonoma County for prosecution. According to investigating officer Cpl. Russ Davidson, some of Dr.

Turner's belongings were discovered at a home once occu Stone was arrested by Sebastopol Police on Nov. 2, 1992 following an extensive investigation. Also sentenced was 28 year-old Lisa Michelle Connelly, formerly of 841 High School Rd. in Sebastopol, who was arrested Jan. 22 at her home reported missing in the 3100 block.

Graton A case of battery was reported in the 8500 block. Bodega Two sheriff's deputies responded to a civil complaint of a person being threatened in the 9800 block. Bately Salvatore Richard Carrozzo, 41, 7460 Bately 3, was arrested by CHP for drunk driving. Green Valley Rodolfo Diaz Martinez, 24, 10225 Green Valley was sentenced to a year in jail for driving on a suspended license. March 22 Green Valley Two sheriff's deputies responded to a report of battery in the 1 3000 block.

Yule Tree Mark Gilbert Schmitz, 26, 8069 Yule Tree was sentenced to 90 days in jail for possession of an illegal weapon. Covey The netting on a batting cage was stolen from El Mo- and if participation during the spring break is high, the program may be made available to youngsters throughout the school year beginning in the fall. Bowers said persons interested in volunteering may call her at 823-1511. Following the Sebastopol Youth Outreach program during the spring break, a different program will begin at Brook Haven offering that school's youngsters after school activities through the rest of the school year. A pilot program organized by the Sonoma County Task Force on Gangs and made possible by donations from local business, it will be held at Brook Haven from 3:15 to 5 p.m.

each day, offering "a supervised place for kids to socialize," according to volunteer organizer Denise Lynch of Sebastopol. Included will be theater arts, karate, and art classes. Lynch said parents and high school students are needed to help supervise at the site. Interested volunteers should call Barbara Blinn at 545-7267. pied by Walker in Redding.

Last September, the Sonoma County District Attorney's office issued a three count felony complaint charging Walker with possession of stolen property, grand theft, and forgery. She has been a fugitive for the past six months. burglaries where investigators found $30,000 worth of stolen merchandise from various home and auto burglaries in Sebastopol. Connelly, who was on parole from state prison at the time of her arrest, was sentenced to four more years in state prison. lino High School.

Bodega There was a report of a person behaving in a lewd and lascivious manner in the 7800 block. Tilton Vandalism was reported in the 700 block. Gravenstein Hwy. Sus-pect(s) forced a side window of a parked truck and stole a stereo from inside the vehicle. The truck was parked at a business in the 2880 block.

Graton A car stereo was stolen from a vehicle parked in the 8600 block. There was no sign of forced entry. March 21 Graton A vehicle was reported stolen in the 8600 block. Donald Lynne Yvonne Ku-charski, 33, 771 Donald was arrested for arranging a payment for an illegal adoption. Her bail is $25,000.

HlAIXIlTlUJST INC Two people responsible for several car burglaries in Sebastopol during the last five months were sentenced for their crimes. On Friday, Samuel Scott Stone, a 23 year-old transient, pled guilty to two counts of burglary committed late last year. deputies were busy at the Village Park Trailer Park, arresting several persons on a charge of battery within an hour of each other. March25 Sebastopol A burglary was reported in the 6600 block. Bloomfield Sheriff's deputies arrested a person who attempted suicide in the 6300 block and transported the person to Oak-crest Hospital for observation.

Cooper Gared Blake Olson, 22, 1353 Cooper was booked at jail on a charge of driving with a suspended license. Golden Ridge Kirk Andrew Powell, 28, 180 Golden Ridge was booked at jail on a charge of driving with a suspended license. Dupont Jewelry was allegedly stolen from a home being remodeled in the 12000 block. March 23 N. Edison A person was our cnniiiHiinly is him anil lm his uir- March 29 Santa Rosa: Michael R.

Mad-docks, 18, ol Sebastopol, was sentenced to one year of court probation and ten days in jail following his arrest last Dec. 20 for driving on a suspended license. March 28 Bodega Police arrested 25 year-old Jaime Pineda Sanchez of Healdsburg and charged him with drunk driving, driving without a license, speeding and for giving false information to a peace officer. Johnson Police cited Numa Marlborough, 43, of Occidental, for speeding following a March 17 four car accident on Sebastopol Avenue in which one man suffered moderate injuries. March 27 Valentine A Burnside Road woman wno left her car unlocked near Libby Park reported that someone had stolen her wallet which contained several credit cards.

Bodega Police arrested 40 year-old Daniel Lee Moyle of Pe-taluma for drunk driving. High A stereo was reported stolen from a car in the parking lot of the vets building. Estimated loss: By Ann Harris Voted Best Agonl, Wesl County Sonoma Business Magazine 1992 Sett 9mt Very few people will buy a house because they're blown away by fantastic bathrooms. Buyers do, however, react to balhs thai are not well cared for, because these rooms are a reflection ol the overall condition ol the property. While your home is on the market, keep each bathroom spotless.

Get out the scouring powder, mildew remover, glass and tile cleaner and your scrub brush. If necessary, recaulk around the tub and shower. A new shower curtain, bath mat, and nice smelling soap can help give the buyer one more positive reason for liking your hme and perhaps deciding to buy itl Many purchasers see plumbing as a potential major expense. Some may get nervous about dripping (aucels, loose tiles, running toilets, and peeling paint on the ceilings of the rooms directly underneath ihem. As part of your premarketing preparations, make sure your plumbing is working properly and that any cosmetic damage caused by former leaks has been repaired.

II there's a move in your Mure, contact Polley, Madsen's top producer lor 15 years, Ann Hams, at 823-8567, 220 Petaluma Avenue. UyLJ 1 a 1 I or Palm Unve Hospiulc.li I -I more than jusl a pl.ue lo woil I I I old son lien. March 27 Thorn A burglary was reported in the 3200 block. Hurlbut Deputies increased patrol in the 1300 block after a report of vandalism in the neighborhood. Graton An act of vandalism was reported in the 9400 block.

March 26 Gravenstein Hwy. There was a report of grand theft in the 800 block. Bodega Justine Huns-inglon, 29, 9890 Bodega 5, was arrested for battery. So. Main Billy Lee Wells, 31, 124 So.

Main was sentenced to 30 days in jail for drunk driving. Twig An attempted suicide was reported in the 3800 block. Barnett Valley A grand theft was reported in the 9200 block. Sebastopol Sheriff's ol I r. Ji i 1 1 1 -it's hi inic.

lor 501 Local health care is essential to our community More than 50 years ago, West County residents knew their community needed a hospital, so they worked together to establish one. Today, thanks to those far-seeing folks a generation ago, we have a medical community offering a broad spectrum of high quality services close to home. Palm Drive Hospital is the hub of a network of physicians and medical services that delivers primary care and specialty care, physical therapy, home care, skilled nursing, and a host of other services vital to the whole family. But we've come to take these services for granted, and if our medical community is to carry on into the next century, it must have the support of the West County residents of this generation. Choose a health care plan that includes Palm Drive fiospira! and our local physicians.

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