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1998/01/13 City Council Agenda Packetr......... 'Mm -2 vote -- — -4,.ardew �A OM lex rove y Jud Snyder Bill .Hall, Edwards Cinema represern- gMMUNITY VOICE EDITOR tative from Newport Beach, requested AM Opposition was fierce with silver ''some, additional time before they start- . tongued lawyers haying out reason after ed construction: The council played it �eason why a 12 -screen multiplex real tough, but added a condition givingmilli uvie theater on Golf Course Drive the developers a little elasticity on con- 11 FAA U FAI Mricil ludicrous. But Rohnert Park's City struction start.iAl 1 11 All, Tuesday night voted L3-2 to "The April 9 deadline to start Con - ,permit Edwards Cinema to go ahead struction might be affected by El Nino _ end build. Mayor Linda Spiro, vice- See Theater, Ail Friday,. Jattuaay 46, 19t. R hnei t k' rk/Cotatii, Caliifornia Vol. ,'Issue Na. 84 2Y ayor Vicki Vidak-Martinez and - 3C01.incilman Armando Flores voted in ° ifavor; councilmen Jake Mackenzie and 1 " ,aim Reilly votedagainst it. � :They had no choice. r ;;hey noted approval had already leen given for Cinema West to build a y 16 -screen multiplex here. But Cinema (West decided to build inside the vacant rice Club building instead. Edwards inema crime along, picked up the � a. iG.olf Course Drive approval, cut; the°* sntimber of screens down from 16 to 12,� rc i d the restaurant dea; lidddet , . tmore parking spaces, made some arClli- fectural changes and began `jumping. '"through city hoops prior to taking out -• l'a i,building permits.Om to t Aloft n } �k _r - rjt ¢ 1.C rr .Sack. :rms��R ,r r r a it VK'd i fir' �: „yr.�ry �... =.v1}t,=i,•n :, . t 'S<:;,dri3a �'::;�p _r d'+�I /V 7�'1 y Ld ,.s. ,i �4:- �,� kA� .. � G, �.w t:, ,,, k��d��it��4tr��l .-:.; .re„t�:,�. u+'�. ;; , .4, :;n sr � ",i�^3.it��`u"t"�?";�u srt�,S � y7t �, t( v1 P6.: aS�r�t �r•',�= Yr,s.` by ® THE MAIN INTERSECTION in the middle of the hub. in downtown Cotati could Ile replaced by an extended La Plaza' Park in favor of a series of roundabout- ouncill style intersections on La Plaza. �. ' By Jud Snyder - +C. M I .Y Y ICE.EDITOFa E6 tic 1 Ilan won R er ' k it a T t oho t; r City y F,., k „ Councila rovsaI t rezone 12.72 acres is �`� ;1 � Trar R, PF ; . / t , ion the west,side of .Snyder Lane south City Of7 i i�'nn rQ '`, eG��l "" l ` i 1 Lli7 t^ , /') a 'of' the ;� P ' �nterct�r ,ofi�agemaan Lane and north..... � „:. . • , ;. ��-; �' _ Cluster of :churches to accommodate By Bob Br6Wnhe - Cotati before, and on Wednesday night Vail,'' Colo., .a popular'ski resort to'wn', Cotati: Avenue; all West Sierra Avenue, 40,10t proposed housing project for COMMUNITY VOICE STAFF WRITER the city 'council voted unata rnously to ' that experienced huge traffic snarls Weinberger added that La Plaza's upper middle income families. The A pian his been revived to replace fund a $18,000 traffic study to see if such during the ski season.' hexagonal sha e could be preserved. F F vote was 3-2 .with Mayor Linda Spiro, the main intersection in ' downtown an arrangement is for this city. In a report to' the council, Assistant - The downtown hub is designated as a .vice -Mayor Vicki Vidak Martinez and Cowti's " hub with a European -style A major benefit, Dorch told the conna Planner Marsha Sue Lustig noted that state historical landmark because of the Councilman Armando Flores, in favor: roundabout intersection: cil, is that La, Plaza Park could be uhi- the concept. was studied in Cotati 20 -hexagonal design, established in 189Q as Councilmen Jim Reilly and Jake The result would'be that `traffic from fled into a much larger park.'"ttwill bc; years ago, and the conclusion was that,.. an,alternative to ordinary town squares. "Mackenzie were opposed. Old Redwood Highway, East Cotati great to hitve. the whole park and, not•;, the concept wouldn't work because La In,her report, Lustig also. noted that the I lowever, Tatman will have to sit Avenue and West Sierra Avenue would have it cut up dike a piece of pie, said Plaza creates too large a roundabout, . roundabouts can 4iave the result of rfiov- down with the six church leaders and intersect with„a cif alar roadway cin„Lsa.,„,: Councilman. -Harold, Berkemeier.• "1'm- - thereby allowing vehicles to move to ing traffic : through downtown faster or work out details on parking, road use; Plaza. Actually it would continue to be a real excited about this: It's something fast for it to be safe, slower, depending on how wide La Plaza i4ht'time events and other activities hexagonal roadway, but the concept is the we've wanted fora long time.” But after `working with consultants; would be. A lower level of service (LOS), related to religious organizations. The same: traffic from one road merges with Traffic consultant Steve Weinberger . city planlners,came up with a concept of for examplei. could possibly discourage council Said this Confab must take place traffic moving in a circle, then Itunis"onto ` 'noted that the design is safer,' and elim- four smaller roundabouts where La truck traffic'from driving through town. within 30 days or all bets are off and �uiotllerroad intersectio with the circle. mate's the need for' traffic siggnals. To " Plaza intersects the 'four miiin streets of C?thef issues the stun ..will examine ;` an will have to start all over again. g - o about how the downtownhub:�O1d Redwood High- include parking and pedestrian access fa m• g Cotati Plannin Director Dennis Dorch illustrate, he showed a vide A See Protect, Aii lard ,the concept has been proposed .in roundabouts solved traffic.problems in way, north and south of the hub, East, . to .the park:; d. Q.0 WN111Z, Cher`= z,qw High Rain 54' R'AS 56 .07 SatJ l y` 49 fiQ .43 'art �f11 50 59 1.05 mon 47 59 1.30 i 'Ties 1/1'3 43 ti "'S8 .02 I� ill ;1/14 49 53, .80 Rainfall to date 20.98” Last'yeai to date 20.40„ .Normal todate 15.35 "(Measurements recorded daily at 5prr1) 7-b� cotnmunity -li �4�VOICE_” g'] A ; NDEX ,Clan ifioci:Mels .........Al2-13 .,Crossword ........................A13 'l`Ghurc h'A4.. I ntertainment & Dining ..,......A9 Movie' Listings ... ......... .........A3 bituaries ..... .......A2 "Opinion & Comment:;. _....... Sports .. .....'.. ..A5-6. Weeke,.Id Wine `four .. .....A9` �• • oil. Q16 1 - _'R. M. R RK7E ,T . °r t S S.6hedule change leads tM der / /'t Protest By'Bob Brownne COMMUNITY VOICE STAFF WRITER Rancho Cotate High School is in the last couple of .weeks of the first serves - ter, and students are busy finishing pro- jects and: getting ready for exams. Some of the»top students, ;though, are going into.'finals week worrying about how their schedules for next semester are being .changed. The school administration's efforts to bal- ance class sizes means that some class periods are being, switched, and stu- dents in, turn are going to have to juggle their classes arid, � study habits as a result "The effect is it's disrupting classes, especially honors and International Baccaluareate classes," said' student Larkin Wolchock. "The' school know these changes would need to be, made. by .first quarter and chose not to. tell „ i, us, she said. STUDENTS FROM ' THE Interna- tional Baccalaureate program brought the matter to the school board's at- tention Tuesday night: T.he board lis- tened to their concerns;' but `made no reply andL took no action:; International Baccalaureate is a ..'rogram of advanced courses dosig► q to give high school students an advantage when applying to universities with the high- est academic standards for incoming freshmen, Marisa'Eggering said that advanced See Protest; All I AZ -, Friday, January 16, 1998 The Community Void Rohiie' ft Park/Cotati, Californid, S"" hot f ked Community 1sumr 4 in ti Dennis "I6h11"Q" .Jilka Jilka, of Cotati. He leaves his Cisco, later rnovtng�to Cotati. reporh, TV ` Dennis Jilkai ed at his Cotati parents, Daisy andpFranks;Jilka,. Cayelgli was, 'known for ..her bar f ight home an Jan. 8 of A117S=related both at Sebasto al, and, his lovel ardens" es eciall the complications. He Was 45. mother -in -,law, Katie Niedhart plants she 'started y and 'gave to Tuesday, January,20 Jilka served on the COtats Rent of 'Santa Rosa. He is also sura friends and relatives. She was On Sunday, Jan, 11, at 12:59 vived b his four" siblin s and also a'w�nderful cook,. Questions have been asked ted, "which we'will distribute to a.m., Cotati police were called Appeals Board. He was a mem- ` Y g to the 8 -Ball bar on the corner ber of the Petaluma Valley their families: Greg Jilka of She was preceded in death by about ,progress of. the Rohnert task force participants andcom "'� of Old Redwood Highway and Rotary Club, and belonged to Sebastopol; ,Steve Jilka of San hcr,husband She is,,survived by Park Community Summit and munity; leaders, added Lcivo Charles St. ai a .re ort: of a the.Enmanji Buddhist Temple of Diego;, Suzanne Jilka Albin Of her 5c lirarlk Castelli and his its task forces set u after "Bill Stephens, the city's ublic' shooting. P Seb'`stopol., 'serving as board Sebastopol; and` Mary Jilka wife Loiratpo "aiad her daughter- the October 1997 n eet n Warks manager, `has a reed t' ' g. member and resident" from Moore' ol` San Diego. FIu also flelenTenn shin; her son-in-law, A date has been set for a tele- Bost the cabd An officer arrived about a p yaccost," said Leivq ° minute later, and learned that 1994 to 1996. He was an advisor leaves nieces, nephews and rel- John T"i n` tin redeceas 'd her. ' 'vised 'tneetin to a date °:'the He's a natural." atives,m=law" Via:. P g P , two me `':had be"en a r "fin' a'' '"' to the'Youn Buddhist � Ass. cia- ;°., She"` 1116&had gt g nd,., g ,,,, u. was the grandmother af: citizens. f.nvit<lttoris to participate,;iny`'t, one pulled out a 44,caliber tion, working with youn peo- Services were ,held yesterday Daren Hanrahan and her husband Tuesday, Januar 20 from 7 the telecast, which will be ":'' revolvk r and threatened the pie. Hss rrtferest in Japanese cul at the' EnmanJs Buddhist dem- Ral'h ;Frank Critelli "and,, his._., to 8 .m, a C Y held in cit council chambers' 1,, � P,n Community (Access Y ';, other. Tlie, other tact tried to tune was evidenced b -his suc pl& ^Memorial cairtributions are p in ' .,wife ;i aura; John Tennyson and Television Channel8, is the date city hall, have ,been sent fab the un tt "d as;, the two cessful drive to g g , rl l have KIZ (erred to Face fp Face, 873, ;,his ?wi q Stephanie Laura Parr and time picked to .Lynn .McIntyre: of `Sono' wr' add � pry, struggled ";"for c6fitral of the foreign lett gua}ge pro'gr' it mmg Second St., ,Santa Rosa 95404, �:.;aud hcl''husband Jim; and the late "We've P been aske w ma State University, Greta-'), weapon Gne "shot was! fired at and 'by the "Japanese exchange ; Ho me"Hospice, 111,0'N..Dutton : ;Marianne Caste It Zab• la: She d hat Vi Juie of the Cotati Rohnert .'. the floor. Other air" "s at'the students his'° `tin'1 '` ' "Ave. Sairta RO 'a ""'95401 a headway has been made by the b t? g o 5..>.t t y hoSteclJtlka �, ,,., ar ;was 'great-grandmother of nine. various task forces set up," said Park Unified School, bar were able to , Wrestle the„ was a lsgen5ed pilot and a yo un- Fo"od, for Thought; P.O. Box' She';was receded in death her P trict, Robin Bleckwehl, Cham= p y Assistant City Manager Carl l weapon away:ICo►Jrathe ':cotnfiat;- teen 'pr Face to Rice ; 16U8;,14o, stYille"95436. •'siblings, Tony, Diego and Leivo in a memo to all task ber of Commerce, executive,;, ; ants Jilka was a native of Michigan M• nuel Monted 'oca. She is sur- director, City Manager Joe Net-„, �+ e force members: In addition; g Police, arrive. ',in and , arre&ted; F and maved:.;with ;his family to An o ia' c st' , ;' ter and member r ,, : ,,.:. fl e� l vived;: Eby ,rtaany :nieces and , kask farce member's have asked s of the City ;,, Patrick "l3olung, 55, of ,Iahti`ert Coiicard �vheri he;;` was: 14 (lei`s { °; Council. Park; foe `assault'`with a'"deaicll% served iri'ttie'[J.S:' E1`rmfor twntnia,". Castelli, of .Cotati , 'nephews about the progress of other task Y Y o passed 'awayJan. 14 at age 94. Services' will be held tumor- forces." weapon. The other than, idents- years,' then 'studied psychology g J P• Y ` She was a dative of Chiclana de row > `an. 17, at 1 m, at Daniels tied as Christopher Silverwood, S San rivers ties.and Sonoma 'la Fontera, Spain, and lived in the Chapel of . the Roses in Santa THE FORMAT WILL, be a' 2$, a transient, was also arrested State Universities. 1 fe worked Rosa. The family r Small �'/+��mJ�. as he' reportedly shoved an OPfi- as a salesman, representing Cotati area for the last 66 years. y g efers memo- five-minute report from a cer who was investigating the Motorola, Jack Daniels _ and As r child, her family emigrat- tial contributions ta. Hospice of selected, member of each task Wl'kSM( incident. Silverwood was ed from Spain to Hawaii and Petaluma, 415 A St., Petaluma force and discussion. To et P other companies. g charged with disorderly conduct then to San Francisco. She rear 94952. Visitation is from 4 to 8 community involvement, writ- A self-help workshy for g Y Jilka�is survived b his, wife of p p and resisting officers. 14 years, Deborah r4ie,dhart ried Giulio Castelli in San Fran- p.m. today, ten comments will be submit -people interested in 'using ; the small' claims court will T� n S i t f" n �' n 1A111141 111/ Y be held an Wednes�lity. Jan. )VIE RENTALS NOW AVAILABLE FOR MOVIES FOR ' NIGHTS EXCLUDES NEW RELEASES g represent either party. Local i' sors;chaimbers, 575 Adrmnistra The plan; more. ,, formally edu4ation and, Id ocatcy a attorney Schrader will r tion Drive Santa Rosa ;:known as the :S�noma/Marin tw, .tt; rovide i� :f `„ �; P ntormation to help 1'andhsts niclucie Ann Dubay f Multi- Modal Transportation .a OP,�W�n1��,��1 $t� oients`representthemselves , ..� the S, to Rosa Chamber of Com "'and Ll rad Use' Study; calls` for : Y in small Claims actions. ineree, a representative Ofd. the $665 "million ,in, transportation ;Sant�> , wRo a ,. Republican i s k Women ,, Federated, . will, ; hold This two hour workshop .:.Soripnia Count Trans o11 'at"" m rovements. About 60 per is being resented k> ,the ' Authority, J,ein-Marie Foster of ,�cen of the cork would be cow their ainnual,membership tea On ; g P by ,the `� the Sonoma County Taxpayers' eredby a half -cent sales tax. y, Sonoma Count Legal Saturda `,Jan. 17 "at :the First Y g' al. �2 Pack j Association and George Ellman Improvements to 1lighway Presbyterian , Church;` 1550 Services Foundation as y.. Y Pacifie,Ave 'San part ,of its "'You 'a-nd the: . , 1��oz Bottlo� ; •. �� of, ,the- Sonoma County Trans-. � 101 and ka the bus s skem; a ,, ., � tai'Rosa:'Doors � ,a portdtiQu Coalition (a cthzens commuter tall system; anti open at'�1230 'p:m: Laiv series of se'lf-'help.. �99group)'. AiJue'stiofi period will.fol pedestrian and bicycle trails are Terry Graham, advocate for ears for' the general 3, +TAx Immigration reform, fromPrt especially ecially those of f P RV Sacramento will,be the speaker. low or modest income. 1, The cost.orthe•worWIC ` All members, prospective mem- P - bets Arid guests are Anvited to is $5. For more information y ♦ this annual event: Far infcrma about this presentation ar titin call ; . uth Yon Berrriztel at in the se' other seminars 576-'l $26 or . Nanay Ebert . if call 546-2924:' 526-3058. Y �t. Areivr support group snSinns ' r The Caregiver Support Management 'Technic res, led: IME IC HFOOD STORE �� P g 1 Group, sponsored by Petaluma by Mary kowatch, RN, FNP,;: Valley Home Health Care, will,who will discuss how stress' LIQUOR • B E R • WINE E be holding a series of meetings affects physical and mentals." 1460 E. Colon Ave. (� A ? • • ' - featuring guest speakers on the . health. Rohnert Pork 795 444 1 0 I>t - third' Wednesday of the month. Fran Adams, RN, BSN will K. sr P Y speak at the Wednesday, March `p Ca -De enden.' Mean,,", a n,, , ret 18 meeting on the topic "Under nd , �/�' g 71 e, �'O?? m n hD Means bi Denise Garibaldi, Standing the Discharge Planning . rented Most Complete , beheld on Wednes Process at Petaluma Valley Hos- day, Jan,. 21. The focus will be pital," focusing on how changes *. �^1j j on striking a balance between in health calve directly impacts �i qu'ipment, t'�►enta.L caring for loved ones and find- the process.0 , Large'Selection of Snow Clothing Ing private time. Each meeting will last froilij:r • _ ' To im Snow Skis & Showboards-Tire Chains 'The Horne for the Wednesday, 6:30 to 8 p.m. and be held at Gloves -Goggles -Ski Socks -Thermals Feb. 18 meeting will be "Stress Groverman Hall at Petaluma Volumes, No. 84,14 pages i section Valley Hospital. Reservations' 4. OO Itcihnerk Park, California . Experienced,e,rienced, re�ponsive are encournged. For more inforr'�ki�Fridt, January16, 199$ ` accountant Preparesmation,: call 795=0$45; exten= Published. Avery Tuesday Freda �. Y pen 1: ��S ,} Sled Dogs SrYw`' T Ret sion 39 Newsroom, Sales & Circul�l#ion: rf o 53o A 320 Professional) Center Dr., Suite 100, Rohnert Park, CA 94928 ' a� urns , and provides B pRy� x-Bobsl�a-�d� p St h stip ► a P.O. Box 2038, Rohnert Par k; C� 94927 1,��yc " TRX AdVlC@ Ownership- The Community Voice is a subsidiary of ;a 594-9:211 ` (� Also consults on finances, loans, �,/ r The Sonoma Index -Tribune Inc,, a family owned and operated • G� 4-9 1 1 investments and accounting systems. painting ,U@/776 1 business in Sonoma, California. 5100 Commerce Blvd., Rohnert Park RED p I he Sonoma County y Executive Editor un L n Robert M. Lynch, Publisher w Art; Bill Lynch, l xe �' Association will be be holding a't j' y ch, Ch,ef,Fknanctal Off,cer. , ' 56$0 State Farm lir. Suite TOGA ` ' A 11iia Yatin Shah, Director of U eratronse Rohnert Park ' still-life painting session at 1tS' p Editor, Jud Snyder Sports Editor, Janeen Belsard, k `•' sda , Jan. 21 meeting ICeporter/Photographer, Sob Bruwnri586 -�7JQ Artists and potential artists are News Staff, Ann Rasmussen, Tammera Campbells Karen Form tr invited t0 bring easels, brushes Advertising Account Executives paints and other supplies k0 Linda Cadle, Cari Marshall, Colleen #1 at the Rohnert Park` Thp rOo inastri ' Office Manager, Lynn Greeson Circulation Manager, Paul_5cho11 Th e E360t Pizza, P6,910` ` Community Center On Snyder; Customer Service, Irene 1-Iilsendagd ' s„ Tull Lane at 7 p.m. Later there will Acs. Layout/Composing, Kathy Straub 8c Jeanette'Wetenkamp be a demonstration on haw tp;4 Ad Deadlines: Classified Liners & Display ads 3.30 p m 'in.; ,ToWn make note cards. Paintings b Friday for Tuesday, 3:3¢ p.rn. Wt dnesday.for Friday ROP Display -'Associationb r rICA r acts 7 4 p.m. Thursday for :Tuesday, 4 p.m. 'Tuesday for Friday. heal r members. are' an display at Cafe Louise in Cotati' Estate ads - 3 p.m. Tuesday, Qpen House, 3 p.m. Wednesday 1 pl through the end of the month. News Deadlines: Breaking news - Anytime! Please call us a Entertainment, club; social, wedding,, church, business, letters 5 to the editor, etc. - Noon Friday for Tuesday, Nope Wednesday for Friday. Adjudication: The Community Voice is aan adjudicated newspaper of general circulation in accordance with the laws of California by. decree number 207762 of the Superior Court of Sonoma County;,e , dated August 22, 1994, and qualified for publication of matters. required by law to be published in a newspaper. r Circulation: Subscription rates: Carrier -delivered Rohnert Park/ Cotati and Penngrove, $18 per year. Outside Rohnert Park/ " Cotati delivered via third-class mail, $105.00 per ye' r. 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A forum on the latest develop- Calthorpe low the panelists' presentations. 'end included The proposal is Conference Room, 455 Fiscal Drive, at the County meats regarding the At the of the meeting, strongly- t#iekdd ,by, the Santa Administration Center in I Plan; a plan. to fund teansporta- "Sonoma LWV . members will discuss ` Rosa Claarrtlb,dr ofcommerce, Santa Rosa. BEER tion in, and Marin coup- lie ties, be hosted. by the Sono- whether.. the Sonoma County League should take a The Leagiie,of Women Voters, a -claimants Small Claims. Court is nih County, League of Women position g g for or against the proposal. The non artisan • oast' seal or ani zatron; 6uavaI cciurages the informed lab�yino ' Voters an Thursday, Jain: 22, fruits League is politically non -parts- and active participation of esti- are to collect amounts,a$5,000 or less. ' 14, 7 tq 9. p,m.'The Torum will meet ”. xn`the County Board of Supervi "san,.b,ut does take positions on legislation and public funding. zeas Fin ".gq.ygrn ent iancl `influ- ences public"`palrcy" i tJirou g h Np. attorneys are allowed to )VIE RENTALS NOW AVAILABLE FOR MOVIES FOR ' NIGHTS EXCLUDES NEW RELEASES g represent either party. Local i' sors;chaimbers, 575 Adrmnistra The plan; more. ,, formally edu4ation and, Id ocatcy a attorney Schrader will r tion Drive Santa Rosa ;:known as the :S�noma/Marin tw, .tt; rovide i� :f `„ �; P ntormation to help 1'andhsts niclucie Ann Dubay f Multi- Modal Transportation .a OP,�W�n1��,��1 $t� oients`representthemselves , ..� the S, to Rosa Chamber of Com "'and Ll rad Use' Study; calls` for : Y in small Claims actions. ineree, a representative Ofd. the $665 "million ,in, transportation ;Sant�> , wRo a ,. Republican i s k Women ,, Federated, . will, ; hold This two hour workshop .:.Soripnia Count Trans o11 'at"" m rovements. About 60 per is being resented k> ,the ' Authority, J,ein-Marie Foster of ,�cen of the cork would be cow their ainnual,membership tea On ; g P by ,the `� the Sonoma County Taxpayers' eredby a half -cent sales tax. y, Sonoma Count Legal Saturda `,Jan. 17 "at :the First Y g' al. �2 Pack j Association and George Ellman Improvements to 1lighway Presbyterian , Church;` 1550 Services Foundation as y.. Y Pacifie,Ave 'San part ,of its "'You 'a-nd the: . , 1��oz Bottlo� ; •. �� of, ,the- Sonoma County Trans-. � 101 and ka the bus s skem; a ,, ., � tai'Rosa:'Doors � ,a portdtiQu Coalition (a cthzens commuter tall system; anti open at'�1230 'p:m: Laiv series of se'lf-'help.. �99group)'. AiJue'stiofi period will.fol pedestrian and bicycle trails are Terry Graham, advocate for ears for' the general 3, +TAx Immigration reform, fromPrt especially ecially those of f P RV Sacramento will,be the speaker. low or modest income. 1, The cost.orthe•worWIC ` All members, prospective mem- P - bets Arid guests are Anvited to is $5. For more information y ♦ this annual event: Far infcrma about this presentation ar titin call ; . uth Yon Berrriztel at in the se' other seminars 576-'l $26 or . Nanay Ebert . if call 546-2924:' 526-3058. Y �t. Areivr support group snSinns ' r The Caregiver Support Management 'Technic res, led: IME IC HFOOD STORE �� P g 1 Group, sponsored by Petaluma by Mary kowatch, RN, FNP,;: Valley Home Health Care, will,who will discuss how stress' LIQUOR • B E R • WINE E be holding a series of meetings affects physical and mentals." 1460 E. Colon Ave. (� A ? • • ' - featuring guest speakers on the . health. Rohnert Pork 795 444 1 0 I>t - third' Wednesday of the month. Fran Adams, RN, BSN will K. sr P Y speak at the Wednesday, March `p Ca -De enden.' Mean,,", a n,, , ret 18 meeting on the topic "Under nd , �/�' g 71 e, �'O?? m n hD Means bi Denise Garibaldi, Standing the Discharge Planning . rented Most Complete , beheld on Wednes Process at Petaluma Valley Hos- day, Jan,. 21. The focus will be pital," focusing on how changes *. �^1j j on striking a balance between in health calve directly impacts �i qu'ipment, t'�►enta.L caring for loved ones and find- the process.0 , Large'Selection of Snow Clothing Ing private time. Each meeting will last froilij:r • _ ' To im Snow Skis & Showboards-Tire Chains 'The Horne for the Wednesday, 6:30 to 8 p.m. and be held at Gloves -Goggles -Ski Socks -Thermals Feb. 18 meeting will be "Stress Groverman Hall at Petaluma Volumes, No. 84,14 pages i section Valley Hospital. Reservations' 4. OO Itcihnerk Park, California . Experienced,e,rienced, re�ponsive are encournged. For more inforr'�ki�Fridt, January16, 199$ ` accountant Preparesmation,: call 795=0$45; exten= Published. Avery Tuesday Freda �. Y pen 1: ��S ,} Sled Dogs SrYw`' T Ret sion 39 Newsroom, Sales & Circul�l#ion: rf o 53o A 320 Professional) Center Dr., Suite 100, Rohnert Park, CA 94928 ' a� urns , and provides B pRy� x-Bobsl�a-�d� p St h stip ► a P.O. Box 2038, Rohnert Par k; C� 94927 1,��yc " TRX AdVlC@ Ownership- The Community Voice is a subsidiary of ;a 594-9:211 ` (� Also consults on finances, loans, �,/ r The Sonoma Index -Tribune Inc,, a family owned and operated • G� 4-9 1 1 investments and accounting systems. painting ,U@/776 1 business in Sonoma, California. 5100 Commerce Blvd., Rohnert Park RED p I he Sonoma County y Executive Editor un L n Robert M. Lynch, Publisher w Art; Bill Lynch, l xe �' Association will be be holding a't j' y ch, Ch,ef,Fknanctal Off,cer. , ' 56$0 State Farm lir. Suite TOGA ` ' A 11iia Yatin Shah, Director of U eratronse Rohnert Park ' still-life painting session at 1tS' p Editor, Jud Snyder Sports Editor, Janeen Belsard, k `•' sda , Jan. 21 meeting ICeporter/Photographer, Sob Bruwnri586 -�7JQ Artists and potential artists are News Staff, Ann Rasmussen, Tammera Campbells Karen Form tr invited t0 bring easels, brushes Advertising Account Executives paints and other supplies k0 Linda Cadle, Cari Marshall, Colleen #1 at the Rohnert Park` Thp rOo inastri ' Office Manager, Lynn Greeson Circulation Manager, Paul_5cho11 Th e E360t Pizza, P6,910` ` Community Center On Snyder; Customer Service, Irene 1-Iilsendagd ' s„ Tull Lane at 7 p.m. Later there will Acs. Layout/Composing, Kathy Straub 8c Jeanette'Wetenkamp be a demonstration on haw tp;4 Ad Deadlines: Classified Liners & Display ads 3.30 p m 'in.; ,ToWn make note cards. Paintings b Friday for Tuesday, 3:3¢ p.rn. Wt dnesday.for Friday ROP Display -'Associationb r rICA r acts 7 4 p.m. Thursday for :Tuesday, 4 p.m. 'Tuesday for Friday. heal r members. are' an display at Cafe Louise in Cotati' Estate ads - 3 p.m. Tuesday, Qpen House, 3 p.m. Wednesday 1 pl through the end of the month. News Deadlines: Breaking news - Anytime! Please call us a Entertainment, club; social, wedding,, church, business, letters 5 to the editor, etc. - Noon Friday for Tuesday, Nope Wednesday for Friday. Adjudication: The Community Voice is aan adjudicated newspaper of general circulation in accordance with the laws of California by. decree number 207762 of the Superior Court of Sonoma County;,e , dated August 22, 1994, and qualified for publication of matters. required by law to be published in a newspaper. r Circulation: Subscription rates: Carrier -delivered Rohnert Park/ Cotati and Penngrove, $18 per year. Outside Rohnert Park/ " Cotati delivered via third-class mail, $105.00 per ye' r. Office hours: 8:30 a.m -5:30 p.m. (Mon, Wed, Thurs), 8:30 a.m4,:30 fan, (Tues Fn) Business and Newsroom. ...(707) 584-2"222 Fax .............................. (707) 5$4 2233. . Circulation (707) 5$x-2225 Classified ........(707) 584-2230 The corporate office is located at 117 W. Napa St. Sonoma, California. Mauling address P.Q. Box C, Sonoma, CA 95476 Printed on recycled paper with soy based ink' VERIFIED AUDir CIRCULATION Sorromu Cuunky ,Newnpuper Network I GOLF FREAKS. Freak out on a set, of top quality custom built w clubs individually filled to you by a qualified 25 -Yr. PGA Golf Professional at mellow pricing.' Full set of irons (3 thru PW) with AldilaTM Graphite Shafts ONLY $25900 ,. True Temper Steel Shaft Irons 3 -PW $18950. ' True Temper Steel $950 `i Shaft Woods AldilaTM Graphite $950`: Shaft Woods 584.5511 6350 Commerce.Bl,vd.; Rohnert Park Golf Lessons m .The Gear You Can Swing V I R91mert Park/Cotati, Cal fprnia Tho Community Voice Friday, January 16, 1998 - A3 - _ • • i . iningEnt lmme:�nt lip ...;" € . sus. .......... W. -moi fx 'LF uR�z�"' s � 110TEL PENNGR0VE NCp VE K01y's Bar, & Grill Established in 1859 _ "Down Hoa Cookin' I Burgers * Appetizers •• Ask For Daily Specials Liquor Catering Available 10056 Main Street, Penngrove + OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK + 795-3736 , SIVEMIMIL > food &Drink AllGames' s Spec►als ./2 Price Call 585.0226 for more information DOUBLE DECKER LANE 300 Golf Course Drive, Rohnea Park PRIME M51 I�75 BREAKFAST Starting at...,$299 MYSTERY LUNCH Starting tit 595 THE MOST 95 COMPLETE MENU INAd DINNER pp g � ' il11yNE1wSiarflll af,,, THE COUNTY FOR EVERYBODY'S I TASTE & WA1 & 116 West, Cotati LLET r ` f. 1, F 1 1.14, YA. ON V MONDAY $c TUESDAY SENIUM CITIZENNIGHTMI . € h ' $peci6ls include: 2.Roasted Chicken • Roost Park €sFried Chleken • Rigatoni'" Lobster Ravioli Eggplgnt Parmesan, ;z$ „ fly ON 0 � �+ a 1 Dinners€mei-we y s g � Soup or 3616a and Br99d Pu,� ng Mid � ` x E E "fit U ��+�- ,�� \ w "f � t, r W f rXCt��tr/�e t eJlEz11I EY .. RL -fJCL,Drjy *...5 5 3544 ' .titi asxr„f1h!� t�eru 1r+e�1u1ins� s than a r r ®■i 0 0 0 O N ®tcu " „ ® ®® I .0 � ROHNERT PARK u< UA EMPIRE CINEMAS a 6470 Redwood Dr. 584-0123 nHARD RAIN r 1:45,4:15, 9:40 GOOD WILL HUNTING (R) Dolby Stereo 1:00, 4:00, 7:00; 9:45 TITANIC (PG13) 12:30,4:30,8:30 WAG THE DOG (V 1' 2:00, 4:45, 7:15, •30 SANTA RASA UA CINEMAS 6 1 620 Third St. 528.8770 _ .. HALF BAKED ()R) 1:30, 3:20, 5:10, 7: ILA 920 TITANIC (PG13) SODS Di ital 2:30, 7:30 MR. MAG006PGl 1:00, 3:00, 5; 0, 6:50, 9;00 FIRESTORMR) -- - 1:15, 3:15, : 15, 7:15, 9:15 SCREAM 2 (R Mg 1:30,4:15;7.,00,9;30 TITANIC (PGi3) DTS DiVal ` 12.30, 4:30, 8:30 1, €€ R, UA CODDINGTOWN ' ' �� CINEMAS mM y 1630 Range Ave. 544-1970 > "i' l Ml GOODWILL HUNTING (R) 1:A5,4;30,7:00,9;30 ' STAR KID PGI i �3 1:15, 5-30,7:30,9:30" MOUSEHUNT (PGJ 1;30, 3:45, 5:45, /:45, 9:45 JACKIE BROWN (R) 2:00, 5?00, 6:15 UA MOVIES 5 547 Mendocino Ave, 528-7200 THE FULL MONTY (R) 1:20,3:2U, 5:20,1:20, 9:25 WAG THE. DOG (R) SODS 1:00,3: 15, 5:30, 7:45, 10:00 AS GOOD AS 1T GETS (PG13) 12:45, J:45, 6:45, 9:40 TOMORROW NEVER DIES (PG13) 1 15, 4:00, /:00, 9:45 ANASTASIA (G) 1:30. ®EVE'S, BAYOU R) - - r q 3:30,5:50,8 : i 5 Are you ,,. bored? f Hungry. Looking for Some hind exciting to do? Then check out the merchanto on the Dining & Entertainment Ticket page ,for the boot in fun; s t.&, - food & entertainment that everyone will enjoy! �1 Saturday January 17 7pm .. 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DOG (R) SODS 1:00,3: 15, 5:30, 7:45, 10:00 AS GOOD AS 1T GETS (PG13) 12:45, J:45, 6:45, 9:40 TOMORROW NEVER DIES (PG13) 1 15, 4:00, /:00, 9:45 ANASTASIA (G) 1:30. ®EVE'S, BAYOU R) - - r q 3:30,5:50,8 : i 5 Are you ,,. bored? f Hungry. Looking for Some hind exciting to do? Then check out the merchanto on the Dining & Entertainment Ticket page ,for the boot in fun; s t.&, - food & entertainment that everyone will enjoy! �1 A4 Friday, January 1.6, 1998 The Coin nunity Voice Rohnert Park/Cotati, Cal ft:,rnia. . Calendarof RP -Ott Dinner Dances — St. Eliza- b o t h' ` We d n e s -' will be held rrhursday, Feb. 12 in . beth Seton Catholic Church is churchesEWS day, Jan: RELIGION S the parish halt at 7:30 p.m.' ,. considering hosting monthly from' Sep- 21 at the , Those wishing to attend must dinner -dances and is looking for tember of Los Rob - .first register; call 795-4807. parishioners to serve on a com- 1996, will be' conducting her, les Lodge in 'Santa; Rosa -from rnittee to plan the parties; set final service before beginning a noon ;tb 2 p.m. The:"theme" S )Progressive Dinner — St. them rip, arrange entertainment, new ministry' in Oakland. A "Look,'Great,'in `98!"; and will;" Elizabeth Seton ` Catholic publicity, etc. Interested indi- farewell party will be held fol- feature; music, jewelry;", and a Church will be holding a pro- viduals should call 584-4304 or lowing the service. speaker addressing the topic of ? gressive dinner on Saturday, 585-1998• single 'parenting and'ste - dr- Feb 14 in which n' differ t Charismatic Prayer Group -- Christ the King, People of Praise Charismatic Prayer Group meets each Sunday evening at 7:30 p.rn, in the church meeting room of St. ' Elizabeth Seton Catholic Church. All are encouraged to come for worship, singing. and fellowship. Farewell Party — Special combined services for Two Rock and Tornales Presbyterian Churches will be held: at Two. Rock Church on Sunday, Jan. 18 at 10 a.m, Interim. Pastor Karen Stokes, who has served b nn T HIS 8 ON . A epa, Y 77 ' d 10l kC i`e: rl it a;_ y Ftytlt1 Par'ic, NETEASE Facilitator 'Training — Train-, ing for new and returning faeili- tators for the Small C�Iroups at St. JIoseph Cathglic Church -will be held tomorrow from 9 to I1 a.m. in the parish hall, Annuall Meeting Holy Family Episcopal Church will be holding its annual meeting on Sunday, Jan. 18 at 10 a.m. New members of the mission committee will. be elected, fol- lowed by refreshments in the parish douse. ' Club Luncheon — The Santa Ro"sa Christian Women's Club will . be having a luncheon on 3 , READ ESTATE PP{. entmg.`There will also be com- plilrientary childcare byreserva- tion.' Cost .ofc the .luncheon is $11;" for reservations; call 578- 8430 or 52879562. Yoga Classes, -- The Church of the OAS will be offering beginner classes in Hatha Yoga, The"classes Will begin Thurs- day, Darr. ,22 and run for six weeks, teaching the importance of breathing, relaxation, and flow to unite your physical, emotional,. mental and spiritual selves. Cost is $25 for the series or $5 per session. For , more information, call 538-9734. Building tonnuittee There will be_a round table discussion and * meeting; regarding the progress of"the church building, committees of St. Elizabeth Seton Catholic Church on Sunday, Jan. 25 at 9:30 a, m. in the church meeting room. All interested parishioners are invited to attend. Baptismal Preparation — The next baptismal preparation class for St Joseph' Catholic Church en parishioner will host each din- ner course. For more informa- tion, call 585-3225. Women's Retreat The women of Cross and ' Clown Lutheran Churchmill,be holding their third annual retreat March 7 through 8, Featuring the topic. ".`Ivloving Through Life's Transi- tions ... Or, ransi-tions...Or, Don't Look Now, Things Just Changed," the retreat will be field at Dorothy's Rest in Camp Meeker, the speaker will be Rev, Eunice Pearson, a former intern at Cross and Crown. Cost far tfie .program, 5 meals and 2 nights accomrrlodations is $95 for a dormitory stay and $105 for a semi -private room. A $4Q deposit is required, to be made out to Cross and Crown Lutheran Women. For more information, call 664-9128. House. Building — Adults and families are welcome to join Cross and Crown Lutheran Church's trip toMexico to build houses this spring. The trip' will be from April 13 to 19; for more SONOMA COUNTY'S EASIEST information; ca11795-7853. SCOTT RLOWDEN, REALTOR? <: 1h1TCRKIGT f`nK1hIC!1T1 nh1 QM- Dnll. AA. 1o.,., �; ? i 0 e ut my .,.>enior aa.nc b The City of Park Department also be available by mail up t6P A of Recreation is hosting a the Monday before the dance. "Twl-Night Dance. Sunday, Send a sell -addressed staiimped`-. Topics will include: What is the BOTH IRA?; Who Can Jan. 18, featuring Ray Walker's envelope to the Rohnert ' Park Contribute?;' Ways to Receive Tax=Free Incomes; and Five- Piece Band, The "Inter- Senior Center, 6800 Hunter Ludes." The dance will take Drive,. Suite A, Attu:' Dancer' Why Choose a ROTH IRA' vs. a Traditional IRA? price at the Robert Park Com- Tickets. Tickets will be available Date:, Thursday, January 22 munity '.Center;, 5401' Snyder at the door at a price of $10. ` Time: - 6.:30 p.m.'- Lane, from 4 to 7 p.m.' All proceeds will benefit the.' Place: DoubleTree Hotel in Rohnert Park There will be a"buffet, featur- Rohnert Park Senior Center. For'' ing a` variety of linger foods. further information about this Dinner will be included, but. RSVP is required. Guests,,will dance on a wooden event call 585-6780.1 Call Tony or Laurie 588-8801 to reserve a seat., floor in "the, comfort of an yr air-conditioned sfacility. There 1 I 'Antony Leaf` also will be a television with the Are you OK? ca' lls' ' 6555 Hunter Dr,, Ste. 4 game on, behind the bar; as well "Are You OK," a daily,;,rnorrl _ ' Rohriert Park;,CA 9492$ M a raffle and door prizes, ing, phone call to check on 588-8801 1,1 r .t ; , `TrGkets"'.'are' available "at the SelliOr citizens, is a free Service ,.Fax: 888-507-9444. Rohnert^ P<<riC �'S'enlor `Center�� offered by the City of Rohllertl� r wvw.edwa[ i6nesxom 6S,Q �Ilunter Drive S It °Ti Q � �;" Park: h6: servlce''1S al&i1`avall a. Advance" tickets iue $S and will'. ',able to dislibled residents 'undef' ' EdWAT�.JOnes be available up until the Friday' age 50. For more inforniaiion,� Serving Individual lnvester� sine 1$71 before the dance. Tickets will call 585-6780. ` n . - RQHNERT PA na, R RTMENTS ,., ... 1 & 2 8edroo - $650 to $750 Conveni t Location Exercise Room C7n- Site �tTandry ` Swimming 3 oo1..... na Private P itisr Decks ROHNERT PAFtK ; R )HNERT PARK SEVENTH -DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH '41 �� 4691 Snyder Lane Rohnert Park a PAS70fl:^CARRY GEWSER Phone: 585 F3850 :p r., , f3iti f7fil Sf� tell i tYe► L�i2sr ie4itivcsr% :F: 1082 a BULLETIN BmR.D; A listing of activities for Rohnert Park, Cotati & Penngrove ADOPT A PET Wonderful dogs and cats at the Rohnert Park Shelter awaiting loving homes. Adoption fee includes neutering, vaccinations, vet checkup, Visit our beautiful shelter at J, Rogers Lane off Redwood Dr., Tuesday -Saturday, 1-5 p.m. Closed Sunday -Monday. Pet rabbits also available. 584.1582 ARE YOU CHRONICALLY FATIGUED? Hello, my name is Kim and I was diagnosed with Chronic Fatigue 2-1(2 years ago. I am now healthy! This was achieved through the discovery of asuperior nutritional supplement and a network of informative caregivers. would like to share this information with anyone who is chronically ill or just has a desire to feel better. You can contact me at 664-9453. PREVENT A LITTER - SPAY OR 'NEUTER YOUR PET TODAY Friends`of the Animals in; the Redwood Empire (FAIRE) has 100•vouch- ers available to help residents of Rohnert Park or Cotati who can't afford to spay or neuter their pets. Vouchers are worth $25 off each spay/neuker surgery,& are good at all Rohnert & Cotati vet hospitals. Contact FAIRE at 544-57,13 to receive a voucher by mail. Offer good while supplies last. ay THE ARTIST'S WAY STUDY GROUP Cherish your creative self-expression, grow in your originality and trust in your passion. Twelve -week creativity sfudy and support group based on ' Julia Cameron's book "The Artist's Way," Tuesday PMs starting ,Jan. 20, W. Petaluma, $15/week. Facilitator trained with Julia Cameron. Call, Natalie Peck at 76648045. THE IELDENKRAIS METHOD° AWARENESS THROUGH MQVEMENTO -' 1 Are you experiencing chronic pain from illness or injuries? Feldenkrais® offers comfort, flexibility and ease of movement through verbally guided movement lessons: Other benefits, better sleep, breath and increased energy. Call 588.8642, Rohnert Park for class information and brochure. x < _� QHS i1lSertfQl1 * �� Ot18 week QI'tWQ 1�11OS ' C�1t �• f r �� d��d(tnes � r�tvr+e ltlfor;�rl�flr�n' , Rancho Cotate senior forward Lisa Marraffino scored 24 points, .but it wasn't enough to. counter the performance of an up -and -corning Ursuline squad that beat the Cougars, 56-42, in Tuesday's North Bay League girls varsity basketball game played in Rohnert Park. "It was ,air enjoyable game to watch, other than the score% being one-sided," said Rancho coach Tom Basile. "On the whole, I thought we played very well. We just got beat by a bet- ter team." Ultimately, it was the team i Top leag Following are the top bowlers Rom league play last week at Double Decker Lanes. Monday Challenge: Alan Senn 236-686, Dave Myrick 259-684, Toni Richardson 257-682, lien Sorensen 2707660, Craig Taylor 247- 646, Steve Wallack 237- 635, James Thomas 233-627, Steve Conway 214-614, Jahn Mcodes 267-611, Robert McGee 243-609, Steve Smith 116-600. Tuesday Any Combo: Blain Wong 276-687, Sam Primiano 243-676, Leonard. Aliff 249-645, Steve Kin- kade 217-627, Robert Hoff- man 230-624, Jeanne Banthrall with the better shooting per- , amazing 34 rebounds in last '. centage that prevailed. While Thursday's 51-46 win over " Marraffino hit on :56 ;percent Piner, had seven against Ursu- of her attempts, the rest of line to lead the Cougars in that `the Cougars' , connected ;'on category. She also had five" just 4 -of -28'' shots, from the blocked shots and two steals, field for 1.4 percent. Meanwhile, Andria Eck finished with six Ursuline'' hit some key 'bas-, points; Ellie. Loughran had five,,' ' kets, including an easy, shot Kaya" Barntsen had three and to go up by 'six points at, half- , Karissa; lleilirian and Jessi Per - time, and: a,, couple of three= vola 'each "had two points for: pointers to put the game away. Rancho. " The Bears also bettered Rancho The Cougars (3-10 overall, t- at the free throw line by eight 2 NBL) travel to Petaluma on points that accounted for the Saturday, Jan. 17, at 7:30 p.m., final margin. and host Ukiah on Tuesday, Jan. Marraffino, who grabbed an 20, at 6 p.m. wlnamed- 202-564,ua lbar a Bonita Bireschi 223- Ball and Chain: Bill Bunch 553, Sandra Baumgarten 202- 227-577, Mike Bireschi 200- 513. 554, Freda Durgin 194-557, Betty Gone 209-541. D/D Scratch: Don Sloan 278- 731 Joerge Abraham 246-707, Jim Decker 267-692, Mike Bireschi 268-687, Rick Posus- ney 254-682, , Jim Campbell 233-669, Dave Elliot 248-661, James Baker 237-658, Damian Dempsey 246-657, Steve Grob 255;655: Powder )Puffs; Kitty Qualset 222-545, Ruth Padia 219-515, Bonita Bireschi 178-500. Thursday Reno: Lee Seg- hezzi 245-647; John Hopper 224-628, Bill Hampton 237- 604, Tracy. Newton 191-531. T.O:B,L,: Jack Buckman 239- 708, Mark Yokoya rna 246-668, Tim Dearth 227=650, James ; Baker 247=643, Scott Deines 227-631, Lee Dumr nske 266- 628, Craig Major '224-621; Dave Moore 234762:1, .Elaine Richardson 209-586, Jill Daw 224-569, T.J. Averett 224-561,., Elaine James 214-541, Debbie Westphal 191-532, Melissa'. James 189-529". Senior Fun Bunch: Prank. Garrison 225-601, Don 'Bull` 194-534, Paul Linney 199-515, Frank Palladino 179-502,' Bar- ney Cathcart 179-501, Earline Cowan 23.0-553, Kitty Qualset 228.542. LISA MARRAFFINO (with ball), shown in action against EI Molino on Saturday, scored 24 points in Rancho's loss to Ursuline on Tuesday. (Photo by Janeen Belsardi) Fourteen Rancho Cotate wrestlers accomplished somewhat of an historic feat when they captured the championship tro- phy with a perfect 5-0 record in their own 10 -team tournament last Saturday. The Cougars have fared well in tournaments so far this year, placing fifth at Upper Lake and just missing a sixth-place trophy at College Park, but those currently associ- ated with the wrestling program can't recall'a similar finish by the home team in the 20 -plus years since the Rancho tourna- ment began. Wrestlers who contributed to the effort were, front, from left: Jose Lemus, Tyson Stevens, Kevin Guinn, Justin Brewer, Joey Tabares Justin Allred, Dan Ferlito. Stand- ing,'from left: assistant coach`Rich Andre, Mike Digesti, Justin Stine, 'Nathan Loughran, Jarett Stine, Chris Canning, coach Jim Stevens. Not pictured.are Randy Baros and Robert Wells. Tyson Stevens, Guinn, Baros, Loughran and the Stine broth- ers all went undefeated through five matches. Canning was nearly perfect with a 4-1 -mark, and Allred, just a freshman, went 3-2. Also missing is Blaise Spratt, who suffered a knee injury.in his opening match and is reportedly lost for the sea- son. (Photo by Janeen Belsardi) g, ug. vs. env, ug. Start times for the 1998 home ' 7-9 .vs'•' .Bend; Aug. 11-13 vs. season will remain the same as Tri -City; Aug. 14-16 vs. Grays last season. Monday, Tuesday;' Harbor; Aug, 29-30 vs. "Chico; Thursday and Friday games'. Aug. 31 -Sept. 2 vs. Mission start at 7:05 p.m., while Sunday Viejo. Saturday could be sturgeon daur Hunting and fishing Bill Lynch (1 want yo'iir fishing and hunt- ing reports. Serol 'there to me at the Index -Tribune; 117 W. Napa, St., or call me (it 938-2111; extension 721.) A few crazy anglers have'been out this week between storms, and according to Don Lewis at Smalley's Sportsman's Head- quarters, they are being reward- ed with catches of sturgeon. Over at the Napa River, the hearty souls who went out also got some results. Pam Andres at Napa} Sea Ranch reports that Bob and Earl Sher- man caught a 28 pound striped bass, .and Mike and Gene Fish caught keeper stripers plus a 62 - inch, 55 -pound sturgeon: Den- nis Dyne caught a flock of flounders and Bud Purcell caught a 10 -inch 1 1/2 pound bullhead from the Dank. Dennis Cordle caught `two stripers 15 and 8 pounds Floyd Kemp caught bass to fair pounds all off the bank. There is a break predicted in the storm, for late Friday and early Saturday. If that happens the Napa River, Petaluma River and San Pablo Bay near China Camp would be excellent fish- ing. Get it done early though, because another storm is coin- ing in Sunday. For those who don't want to get that,, wet, the Kenwood resident Tom Rooney's annual San Francisco Sports and Boat Show starts today at noon at the Cow Palace. It opens Sat- urday and Sunday at noon. There are huge displays of boats of all types, fishing tackle, hunting gear, a free trout pond for kids, trucks, campers and lots of other interesting out- doors stuff to see. Admission is $7 for adults, $3 for children. Seniors get in for $3.50 on weekdays. There are also fishing semi- nars at the show. Today at 1:30 Bill Adelman will discuss fly fishing for shad on the Sacra- mento River. Other seminars go on all day through 7 p.m. A full schedule is set for Saturday and Sunday as well. The show runs daily through next Sunday, January 25. What better way to spend a rainy day than checking out fishing tack- le; talking fishing and hunting and dreaming of spring. out®manned L 01 b 0, New Founders: Falk Dress- .' ing 268-758, Don Stewart 264- ` r � h 1 announce � [� �. ounce 9 schedule 721, Jerry Reiter 254 636, Jill It took longer to go through their .stiffest, . competition m '`; I-aw 210-561, Tina Beekhuisen A 2 529.: 20 - L: (J mp o e r/ y �Qi �,I n n '` I1/I � ,I , t. s, a t th} ormalrtres of a high cl}o 1 recent tai Time tS �igcl'y h' r= tin n. , , t rs>. . �,. �' F r ' ''''The I " , r. J 'oriel � wrestling ,meet than it did to Saturday's Viking /Invitational ; Spngiria County Crush Culls, 'Reno`.CliukaN 'Tri- and Wednesdayacnes begin at games g actually contest the matches; as will be no exception: In addition Hewlett-Packard; Keith ers 'the 1997 Western BasebAll >. Cit Posse make u' the North- y P 1:30 m. Saturdayacnes have ' p g Rancho Cotate needed less than to NBL powerhouse Mont- Beltz 233-63$, Greg Gonzales League's` Southern 'Division, ern Division, while the South- a 5:05 p.m: start time. 45 minutes to beat Elsie Allen, gomery, Rancho is expected to 215-637" Robert Hoffman 225- regular season champions, have ern Division will be comprised The Crushers ticket office is 70-9, in a North Bay League face a strong Livermore squad, 630, Mike Schirrnan 236-616; released their 1998 schedule. , of the Chico Heat, Mission open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday dual meet on Wednesday. which consistently has some of The Crushers are slated to Viejo Vigilantes, Pacific Suns through Friday; and can be -Those Cougars who did get to the top wrestlers in the state. SR Memorial Hospital: open the home season on Friday, and Sonoma County Crushers. reached .at 588-8300.1 Ticket wrestle ended up splitting the The tournament, including both Denny Spero 195-566, Rich May 29; at,7:05 p.m. ,against the "This is the best schedule plans start at :$27.50, and are four matches. Mike McQuinn varsity and junior varsity divi- McMenonrey 200-563, Diane Pacific Suns, the WBL's newest we've ever had," said Crusher's available now: Xndividual game (445) won with a third -round cions, starts at 9 a.m. Matteri 184-513, Sandy Dungan team. , The season opener will', owner Bob Fletcher. "With IT tickets will go on sale April 18. pin, while Justin Stine (160) The Cougars return to dual 200-505. take place on May 23 in Oxnard, home games on Saturdays and Following is the' Crushers' won an 1173 decision. Josh Seda meet action when they host also against the Suns. Sundays, we will have the 1998,home schedule: (:130) lost a 6-3 decision, and Maria Carrillo on Wednesday, Reno ar Bust: Craig . Major The WBL, comprised of eight biggest array of special events May 29-31 vs. Pacific; June 9 - Robert Cunningham (125) was Jan. 21, at 6 p.m. Their final 246-613, GeriTapparo 209-574, teams; is entering its fourth sea-' and promotions in our history. 11 vs. Reno; June. 12-14 vs. pinned in the first round. home match will be on Wednes- Stefanie Mejia 190-518. son. The Salinas Peppers have We'll .have fireworks galas on . Bend; June" 23-25 vs. Grays day, Jan. 28, against'Santa Rosa, announced their intentions to Opening Day, Halloween in Harbor; June 26-28 vs. Tri - THE COUGARS, who have then it's on the road to Cardinal RP Ladies Handicap: relocate their franchise, and will June, St. Patrick's' Day in City; .lune 30 -July 1. vs. Chico; yet to be tested by a North Bay Newman, Ukiah. and- Mont- JoAihe,Morris 189-537; Kelly sit out the 1998 season. The August, Poster and Autograph July 4-7 vs. Mission Viejo; July League opponent, have faced gomery. Reid., 1'81-496. Bend Bandits, Grays Harbor Days, and the ever -popular Dia-' "9711 vs. Chico; ;July 23,26 vs. mond Di " Pzeific 'A 4 6 R A Fourteen Rancho Cotate wrestlers accomplished somewhat of an historic feat when they captured the championship tro- phy with a perfect 5-0 record in their own 10 -team tournament last Saturday. The Cougars have fared well in tournaments so far this year, placing fifth at Upper Lake and just missing a sixth-place trophy at College Park, but those currently associ- ated with the wrestling program can't recall'a similar finish by the home team in the 20 -plus years since the Rancho tourna- ment began. Wrestlers who contributed to the effort were, front, from left: Jose Lemus, Tyson Stevens, Kevin Guinn, Justin Brewer, Joey Tabares Justin Allred, Dan Ferlito. Stand- ing,'from left: assistant coach`Rich Andre, Mike Digesti, Justin Stine, 'Nathan Loughran, Jarett Stine, Chris Canning, coach Jim Stevens. Not pictured.are Randy Baros and Robert Wells. Tyson Stevens, Guinn, Baros, Loughran and the Stine broth- ers all went undefeated through five matches. Canning was nearly perfect with a 4-1 -mark, and Allred, just a freshman, went 3-2. Also missing is Blaise Spratt, who suffered a knee injury.in his opening match and is reportedly lost for the sea- son. (Photo by Janeen Belsardi) g, ug. vs. env, ug. Start times for the 1998 home ' 7-9 .vs'•' .Bend; Aug. 11-13 vs. season will remain the same as Tri -City; Aug. 14-16 vs. Grays last season. Monday, Tuesday;' Harbor; Aug, 29-30 vs. "Chico; Thursday and Friday games'. Aug. 31 -Sept. 2 vs. Mission start at 7:05 p.m., while Sunday Viejo. Saturday could be sturgeon daur Hunting and fishing Bill Lynch (1 want yo'iir fishing and hunt- ing reports. Serol 'there to me at the Index -Tribune; 117 W. Napa, St., or call me (it 938-2111; extension 721.) A few crazy anglers have'been out this week between storms, and according to Don Lewis at Smalley's Sportsman's Head- quarters, they are being reward- ed with catches of sturgeon. Over at the Napa River, the hearty souls who went out also got some results. Pam Andres at Napa} Sea Ranch reports that Bob and Earl Sher- man caught a 28 pound striped bass, .and Mike and Gene Fish caught keeper stripers plus a 62 - inch, 55 -pound sturgeon: Den- nis Dyne caught a flock of flounders and Bud Purcell caught a 10 -inch 1 1/2 pound bullhead from the Dank. Dennis Cordle caught `two stripers 15 and 8 pounds Floyd Kemp caught bass to fair pounds all off the bank. There is a break predicted in the storm, for late Friday and early Saturday. If that happens the Napa River, Petaluma River and San Pablo Bay near China Camp would be excellent fish- ing. Get it done early though, because another storm is coin- ing in Sunday. For those who don't want to get that,, wet, the Kenwood resident Tom Rooney's annual San Francisco Sports and Boat Show starts today at noon at the Cow Palace. It opens Sat- urday and Sunday at noon. There are huge displays of boats of all types, fishing tackle, hunting gear, a free trout pond for kids, trucks, campers and lots of other interesting out- doors stuff to see. Admission is $7 for adults, $3 for children. Seniors get in for $3.50 on weekdays. There are also fishing semi- nars at the show. Today at 1:30 Bill Adelman will discuss fly fishing for shad on the Sacra- mento River. Other seminars go on all day through 7 p.m. A full schedule is set for Saturday and Sunday as well. The show runs daily through next Sunday, January 25. What better way to spend a rainy day than checking out fishing tack- le; talking fishing and hunting and dreaming of spring. i A6 ••-- Friday, January 16, 1998 The Community Void Rohne rt Park/Cotati, California SPOAR TSBRIEFS Final Pee -Wee sinu s Jan. 1 ' p' 7 and recoup the money, or enter the raffle theiriselves. Rohnert Park Pee -Wee Baseball will hold its final- All players receive a tearn and individual photo, and signups for the 199$ season on Saturday Jan. 17,.9 ' : a uniform will, be provided: Late registrimts, bath _ x °` a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Rohnert Park Community Cen- g A ' y„ p tired atx wait A ` - .new Turd returnm li ers, will be 1 ter. Pee -Wee baseball is open to children ages 5-$ ing list and .Will be pla6 d on gams if space is avail c able. For details, call the league hotline' at 523-8220.,s (players must turn five by December, 1997, and not $� � a turn nine before June 16, 1997). First-year players , need to brie a birth certificate to registration for RPSL.Coaches sought for ,98 season,+ + g g g t child, $70 The Rohnert Park Soccer League is accepting �5, k - ,, .. �. + for two ichild err front Fee same family, $90 for. resumes for Class ,3 ,(Competitive -Recreational), three children front the same family, Coaches are coaches. Applicants should have an "E''CYSA u also needed. For details, call 525-4723.! coaching license, have at least one year of caach- ing experience in Rohnert Park, be at least 18 ears of age and be a leadership example, The Babe Ruth baseball sign-ups continue y ' g ' A A resume may list additional qualifications. Send, Sign-ups for Rohnert Park Babe Ruth Baseball-+ resume to Rohnert Park Soccer League, Coach n (ages 13-18) will be held on.ttre following dines at the Selection Committee, P.O. Box, 1656, Rohnert Rolinert Park Community Center: Saturday, Jan. 17, � Park, A 94927-1656.; For details call . league � 3 � ami. to 4 p.m:;'Thursday, Feb. 12, 6 to 9 p.m.; Cresident Henryills at 664-0463 voice mail box i S Thursday, Feb. 19, 6 to 9 p.rn.; ilndSaturday Feb 28 pY noon to 4 m. Fees are $80 for 13-15 age group, l •Resumes must be received by Feb. 1. g p k $90 for 16-18 age group. All 13 -year-old players, ase „m . ' .... layers well as la new to the leaue, . p y g spntabirth A"�nUal Apache Club election Feb 3 _IKKC/IFCA WORLD 'KICKBOXING CHAMPION Christine Lyle (above) will take on IFB certificate at registration. Applicatmust Or ions are also being he Apache Club for Itdoor.Saccer will hold its : 64, world champion Jolene Blackshear (below) in an exhibition match on ,Jan. 17 in Ukiah. Photos b, accepted for managers and utnpires: For details,:ca11 'annual elect'i'on for officers at its board meeting,on. Shawn Madsen)' player agent Carolyn Warner at 5.44-7692. , Tues. Feb. 3, at 7:30 p.m. at the Soccer Building (7450 t neanta ed to arbara Dr. in Rohnert Park). Many positions 1988 season Bambino Baseball . be filled, including the offices of President, Lyle returns to ring n Jan . ■ 1 :sign-ups end Saturday " .Treasurer, Coaches' Representative, turd Publicity' A , y . , Director. For indoor soccer to continue to exist in: -By Shawn`Madsen preparation' for what may bearer one point, i ,made it my person, Rohnert Park Babe Ruth Bambino Basebtlll will Rohnert Ptirk, volunteers are desperately needed tri sPEelAu To THE coMrvlurtlry voice toughest fight. Lyle has oil iiI al to be In peak s • hold sign-ups for the 1998 season at the Rohnert o orate the ra rani. Tlie Board meets on the first g g y Y goy p physic, Park Community Center on Saturda ;'Jan. 17; 9 A A g When Rohtiert Park's Chris- one blemish to her professional shape, said Lyle. My goal i, Y Y Tuesday of each month at the Soccer Building. - tine Lyle steps into the ring, she boxing record 2-1 a contro- to dominate ever i :a.m. to 3 p.m. All children ages 7-12 are eligible,. y p g g ( ) y round iter, but players must turn seven by August, 1998, and :not turn 13 before Aug. 1, 1998. Fee is $65, and has only one goal: to'win. At the versial split decision loss to leave nothing to chance."s Volunteers needed for ropes course first mention of a fight negotia- Susan Howard of San Rafael. In tier next fight, Lyle needeQ4 each additional sibling is $50. An original or ter- Challenge Sonoma Adventure Ropes Course tion, Lyle is Bard at work in After 1 lost to Susan by just just one -minute and 28 seconds, tified copy of child's birth certificate is required (C, S t1.R.C.) will begin its annual training program to beat Carol Squires for thy; on Sunday, Feb. 22, continuing through March,IKKC for all new players. For details, call 525-4823.(International Karatg 1998. 'There will be an information session for any- . Kickboxing Council/IFCA: one considering the training on Saturday, Jan..24 at ,: In FSG Little League sl n�U s set ( ternation, Full Contad p 9:30 a.m. at McDougal Hall, Sonorna Developmen- Association) World Kickbaxin . Rancho Cotate Little League will hold sign-ups tal Center, located near Glen Ellen in the Sonoma for all levels of play for the 1998 season on S`ttur-� championship title. �+ A {Y s Valley. The training includes instruction and prat "I feel that it is time forme t day, Jan. 17 and 24, 9 a.m. to noon, at the Scout Hut �" Y fire relating to the technical and communication further m professional boxin behind the Rancho Adobe Fire Station. Any child skills necessary, as well as information relating to ,I';II �,� Y 51 between thea es of 5-19 as of Jul 31 1998 is eh-� ;, �� jp�; career, said Lyle. I learned it g Y • first aid, at -risk populations, diversity, and other lot from m loss to Susan' cJible. First-year players must bring a birth certifi- related topics. No previous climbing or outdoor " Y '' ote to registration, as well as child's doctor and m l 3 Susan fought a smart fight and g , ' adventure experience, nor experience an educa- give her.'a fat of credit. I fee) dentist information along with pant and shirt saes. tor, is 'required, Applications are being accepted u, Earl registration fartns clan with further details, that I did a lot of things in that Y g g through Feb. 13, and space is limited. For details, or .- are available by calling 795-7974. All players must to receive an it plication packet, call 938-6579. _ fight that should have broughA register at one of the above dates, regardless 'of z•s me to victory. Now k ow that I n I can leave nothing to chalice whether an early registration form is obtained. Baseball Clinic:set for February I've learned that I need to train The 'Texas' Rangers Baseball Academy will host `} harder anti put more pressure o} ISP Girls Softball, sign-ups now a two-day baseball clinic for players ages 13-18 on rely opponents." The last day of regular sin -ups for tate Rohnert Feb. 7-8, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., in Rohnert Park. Fee is g .'; Park Girls Softball Association will for the 1998 sea- $65, and includes a hat. Players will be evaluated •t ,a Jy ON SATURDAY, Jan. 17 son will be held at the Rohnert Park Community in game conditions for the 1998 Area Code Games #N x, Lyle will return to her home Center on Saturday, Jan. 17, 9 a.m. to 3 pm. Fees are and the special International Texas Ranger learns �� fi ,� r� r town of Ukiah fora s ecia $60 per player for Rookies (ages 8-10), Minors (ages ' to Australia, China and Japan, The clinic is run by. ;' exhibition match a ainst FFB 11-12), Juniors (ages 13-14), and Majors (ages 15- professional instructors and scouts, and high { ` ' V ¢ rte` . 4MON.,((International Female Boxer 18). Fees for T --Ball players (ages 5-7) are $50..Age school conches are welcome to: attend. Objectives, Association) world champiot groups are cleternrined by the players age as of Sept. include increasing bat speed (hitting is taught ; `_��.' �l z,� ,. Jolene Blackshear 1, 1998. All new players must bilin a birth certificate wood bat '' inceasin runnin `ur r °r �`�"' .�" k , ' '' g "`+ a i A Y g s), g, g 4 d arm speedrstncf M .;, Y �¢_ wP r lad to be comir badg k' , .,.3�,a & a ig dg to registration. Fees include a prepayment. of $15 for improving mental quickness. For details and an ,.. k to Ukiah said Lyle. "Thi' raffle tickets, and families can either sellthe tickets a lication call Rob Williams at 525-0498. ('d _ ` AAINK �inIrl ch Will be used its a tune-up at � g - `',1,. `.....1,5,R In preparation for rrry first wortcj dirt cheap 2x 1 c/r 1295 Save $400 on Local. Delivery, Setup & Accessory Kit No Money Down - 6 Months Same As Cash Financine UAC • Slate • Solid mood Rail •7or8Fuut BUFFALO BILLIARDS 8492 Gravenstein llwy. Cotati Take Ilwy. 101 to 1:16 West +Apple Valley plaza (707) 794-7338 • (800) 4004CUE Call Today &Lower Your Payment While You Can! Refinance Hotline 7754500 Mortgage Lender Under the Dept. of Corporations Broker Licensed by the CA Dept. of Real Estate title defense, which we hope will be held here at the Shodokai Casino in the near future. The event will feature 24 of California's top boxing aril kickboxing talents, including Albert Ziedler, Jeremy Powell and Steve Austin..Gates open ijt 7:30 p.m. and the first bolt starts at 8:30 p.m. 'Pickets are available in advance at tl> Shodokai Coyote Valley Casino gilt shop for $15 general at14 $25 ringside. For details, call the Sonoma County Martial Arts Center at 584-3812, or tqe Shodokai, Casino gift shop It 485-0700, 1 EuroAtrierican Bank Corp..' ' $ Callable Certificates of Deposit ' Y � x i Due 01121113 115 year final maturity. 1 Interest paid monthly I'FDIC 'inusured ; up to $100,000 ' Callable beginning 01/21/00 at 102.0Q. ; This deposit note, is callable at the option , of the issuer, not the investor. Yield effec- ' tive o1/06/97, subject to availability. Yield ; and market value will fluctuateif sold prior to maturity. '.APY-interest cannot remain on deposit: periodic payout of interest required Call or stop in today, Member SIPC Antony Leaf 6555 HunterDr., Ste. 4' Rohnert Park, CA 94928 588-8801 Edwardione www.edwardlpnes.com Serving Individual Invesiors since 1871 jtohnert.Park/Cotati; California The'CQnul- ult3' Voice , friday, January 16, 1998..- A,7 A8 — Fa-iiday, January 16, 1:998 The Community 'Voice Rohnert Park/Cotati[, California : There' a, diflf er n e ATEPUL,yx; virif c ran other ` X30 -NT ; a pit ACAQSS.TWE r} i THE PUBLIC , i� 'A NI BAR. My make T Ct'iTIN is a bctterl� H$ Wonder of wonders EKING a�re�, grandmother°I Editor: IN BAIL � to my.' chill -;f, Recently, on driving home from Santa Rosa, I ca 4AWRNts. dren 'Chan she' was waiting far the light to permit aleft on to' was a 'mother, ' �� to me, Of`' Gravenstein from he freeway and on into Cotati. The two cars ahead of me both had their left turn �' courser_ my Tannrner children are signals operating and, wonder of wonders, they ill, 0 Campbell perfect , g P g Y each executed the turn while staying fatally with sweet, �beaut in their own proper lane!. This would seem to .w haat, whereas I was mouthy, azy and nail bill - suggest there are at least three of us in the area 1' ver hs-. who can do hisl ` f ' James R. Wirt '' tenedto her, so maybe its just that my girls are eas-' Catnti ier, to love ` M;, My mom'and I have�discussed his, usually undert, thin bs that Wouldhavesent n eits to he Qay with ,, reat The onlysolution 1 111311:11 ourg odslied F Editor:.. `' "You.never,wouldhave let me get away with that;' .r, The figures are staggering. �I whisper, She always -has,d strong rebuttal - "I"1 One female cat and her offspring can produce y , know," she says, "but,logk hew cute she is." Si 420,000 cats in seven years. One female dog and ' She's developed. a whole new grandmotherly her offspring can produce 67,000 dogs in six. vocabulary and it most definitely hoes not includert years, For every human born, seven puppies and the words, "If I have to tell you again." No, when v1 i it be er and s; thank you kittens are born, deaths to the teelieve achersllandcto.he suteceal t teal he t ie W lk A Thon ComrmtteevsKaren tamy mother speaks to the girls she's more likely to,; Please don't put it off. Make arrangements a the Diana Steil Ro `na M'oore'Sand' Bell Da a Johnson,' say, has something special for you," or g I B program this year for vu to reorganize n >, n Y Y today leo have your dog or cat spayed or neutered: P g Y Y g } , "Sure, you can have: candy: before. dinner - but., classes at this time. I know it has been challeng- : Brannen and Laurie Erwin. TheWalk-A-Thou don't tell ; our 'mom." Somewhere around 1982 I The problem is critical, especially as we move y ing for the teachers to get their, students used to would not have been such a great success with-, loot: beer'b' re s beta e a food group, and o �i, ; into spring, the prime .breeding' period, ar . m g p p. ps tive,and tireless vodun. Ei ht -to ten million dogs. cats are eutha- th>a new discipline and to build an atmosphere of :.. out these wonderful, crew cies became all natural. Staying up late has been,i � � : ,.. , shared intellectual discovery in he first year at teens. nized in shelters each year. Millions more are declared good for children and a little mud, con-. the program, but neither the teachers nor the stu And a huge, huge thank you to aur sponsors trar -.to o ular belief, 'never anyone. abandoned, only to suffer from illness or injury dents need the additional strain of starting with for food and refreshments: Boulevard Bar & Y P.•1? y before dying. new groups far the next semester. Grill, Buddies Pizza, Clover-Stornetta, Orowheat ..i Herlap is always open and when they plop down's While the Rohnert Park Animal Shelter has an At a time when the district is proposing spend- ; Bakery, Cheaper and Robert and Julie, on her, she gets a little intoxicated• with their'smell, extraordinary record on adoptions, there are still a new F F g F Y P.. the curve of their, cheeks, the arrangement of their t enough favi Name o a ound. ing $5,000,000 on ew technology high school,:; Sexton of North Bay. Solid Surfaces; for prizes: freckles the wa their eyes, tilt u when the smile. r no ug ng s to g r I think it can afford to underwrite .the existing IJniked:Artists Theaters, Double Decker Lames, Oh, andiheir,liktle:vaices, If, one of, them answers:': If you're a bit squeezed far money but would r Racin and ;Don Mehlos of still like to have our do or cat neutered, programs, as well as this promising new pro Toys R Us, Joe Car g, the phone wheit she calls, it make's her day. She is? - Y g gram, for one more semester at. Rancho Cotate,; `Pacific Limousine, Mt. Michael Phillips"`imd The Friends of the Animals in toe Redwood Empire flat out, desperately -in love with them. , restaurant; For entertamment and A a gran m her 'm am is he^a e r (FAIRE) has a program open to residents of In the spirit of. your motto, Excellence in schedules Alive Garden re s g nil of yin t ft, -r picture, hn w 2 tion, I urge you not leo change the class schedules decorations: Have Karaoke.Will Travel, Napa and in oris^never saw, the before, It's'. not just the certificate cite Park and Cotati bleb neuter. provides a. $. 5 as drastically as you have proposed. Auto Parts, Big O Tires, Triple S Tires; Birky's,, role of grandm t cr'that has mellowed' her. She's . P certificate towards a spay or neutor. Far one or Linda Lcarnpsvn Joe Carr Racing, Smitty's Performance, Owen g more certificates, call Denise Hill at 544- 5713. been married to a keepez tor a decade ' and has Rvhnert Park Hartmann, Crowther Racing, Hawley's Paints,' Don't delay. This is the only solution to the pet found the happiness that eluded her when she ^was Dorricott Racing, Cameron McGee, Jackpot, single mother trying to make'e'nds meet in � world ' over -population roblem. g rY g P Hahn Schaal thanks Larson Racing Products, Redwood Oil Company, where men were aid more because. the hats fam- Members vf`FAIRE F Y 14 Pennzoil -Beth Beckman AlA Muffler Amari- flies to support. Rvhnert Park Editor; can Dream Rods - Cindy and Don Dorsett, FF One day, I lost it with the girls. I started scream - The Marguerite<fIabn,Elementary School PTA Smothers Auto Parts, Steve McDonald, Wine ing and then caught the lock in their eyes. So I 0. Dont need additional strain held its one and only major fundraiser, a' Country Motor Sports, and The Racer's Group. stopped, marched out of he room and banged my ,Editor.• Open letter to - Walk -A 'I hon with a car race theme, on Novern- Most of all, thank you to the students who head against the wall for a few minutes. Then I Ms. Jcira Gonzalez ber 14, 1997, and it was a huge success. Hahn raced'' around the track and walked so many went back in and apologized to them. It went'r. students, parents and teachers had a really fun -laps and to the generous people who sponsored Rancho Cvtate high School time walking to music around he new track, the "racers" enabling us to exceed our goal of something like, "While I still mean what 1 said, how I said ik was completely unacceptable. I enjoying the racing decorations and race cars, $10,000. As of December 1'7,, 1997, we had , Dear Ms. Gonzalez: should never have yelled at you like that I m',� and eating pizza, cookies and chocolate milk raised over S 14,000! The money `raise,d.:will ben- I am writing to you because I am concerned sorry. Then 1 explained that sometimes, with about the proposed changes to students' sched- afterwards• atilt the Hahn community in many ways, includ- thinking about it, parents slip into things they ules for the spring semester. M daughter, Julia ... many,ve Y people P, g g educational assemblies, disaster •kits, learned from their parents. "My mom used to ell Pg- Y g , successiof his fund raiser. thank you t Prinlcipal family e entsc'o i su 'lies,.libra and Y M,eierding, is a;junior enrolled in the I.B. pro, „ . Fy, ng , , pl? . ;:;.�. „FY at me 'a lot wl1k# d was:a.kid," I said. , Vicki Romero and all the wonderful and, su ort a . e aeryfc es,.teac ars rgg .,, car > tables for . v „ l„+, ,. ,� lt9 lv�* n 1 ,, 4 , .4o r, sF h ;dt ,•k � t ; <: yours m . W at. 0 neon''. aUr' aIn m gram We feel quite, fortunate a.Yola eve„made: m a h 4k� Y, ,u;l Y. m Y,a { .. ive,Jeachers at,,,.*Hahn,; thank.you to ald.the parents .„ the indergarken area, alio td” 'PA -system, and �, , ,> �' ?l Nits pragrarn available at Ranclia Cotate, and we and teachers who tial ed set-up, decorate,,.,su` ex k ,°, l oldest asked. Who s chat? appreciate the extra work he I.B. teachers have vial; he track; and voelunkeered to be ” it bosPe.s"1 T'oae' Diane "You know who my main is she's,yourGram-, taken on in order to present this program. P G air maDee." Counting he laps; thank you to Sheila Brush, ;,: Walk -A -Whore Committee Chair Gramma Dee yelled at -you? Yeah, right, mom,"';a s Some advice � I' " M1 � � tions, e .sgd I rerh w -a s g she was tpietepsy that'elfin at them was a sign of a complete s chotic break and this fantasy about Gramma Dee was,, f By Tom Crawford If a minor is questioned upon arrest, lie or slie Regarding -stolen property or the receiving of 'confirmation. Get mom:a cool cloth for her hea', SONOMA COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS should be told not to answer an questions other stolen ro ert , this is a crime that kids often comp Y 1 P P Y :and hope she snaps out of it, 1 • It's likely that most encounters; young people than hose which relate to their identity until they mit- I've seen kids buy stolen property simply I can; understand the confusion. The Grarnmai have with the police are positive. This is probably have spoken to theirparents or an attorney. because it is cheaper than buying it at a store. And Dee I�was talking about was the same woman who true even with those kids who generally would pre-' If. minors have begun to answer' questions, they • many young people also believe that buying stolen wanted to sneak ice cream tom oldest daughter i fer to avoid police officers alto ether. Neverthe- may stop at an time and wart for a lawyer before. items is not wrong since the didn't steal the items y g i F g Y F ' Y Y g Y when she was taking a time out. Gramma Dee, whoa' less, there are some things it would be wise for par- deciding on whether to continue. Also, children are themselves, and; anyway, "How could I get was married to Grampa Bob, who rows um kips` ents Co teach youngsters in case, ,they are ever entitled to the Miranda Warning. and must be told caughtT' There are two,thmgs that kids ancdparents for their jack o'lant erns and built a swingset fore, approached, questioned, onarrested by the police, that anything said by them can—and probably ° should' know about the 'crime of receiving stolen diem. 'These are: will—be used against thein in court: property So > went. to the phone and called my mother. Lt Never struggle ..With, the police. Resisting arrest If a child•is taken to a police station or juvenil0 First;. and most important, is the fact that such ex lamed what I had done to her precious rand or assaulting a,police officer^ are separate and are hall, they should call a parent ora responsible adult ' o P children and told her just what 1 had told them. She co nduck,s a crime: This istrue:regardless of the J , additional. charges which,eould be'Fled against a friend as soon as.possible. Probation, officers usu-, value a he stolen item or.the teems received. listened and then said, "Put her on the hone." child who insists'ori'swearir at pr-fi hkin 'with,an ally call parents, on behalf of the'minor who has f't i' r' F officer. This is even true when a child is � " lett-- been arreted. Nevertheless when the oun er-' Second, to he guilty of the Then, to her eternal credit, she copped to it. She o p b Y g' P stole crime .receiving admitted that she yelled at me and my brother all ly innocent of the chargo'for, which he of she is, son has been given the opportunity'to iriakIe a call, o en property, :the Person receiving' such items the time when we were kids. The woman did have being questioned about or arrested: -'But if a child is he or she should be sure tocall someone whom he must know that the items have been stolen.; Knowl- ( I p , ed e can be roven in court b circumstantial evi- hset list lungs t hent She was sorry she did it, but j injured by the slice he should take note of the or she knaws:is available, g F Y ' just wasn't able to stop herself, she explained; officer's.bad a number and try to et names of wit- If and when released, youngsters should be sure Bence. This means the court will examine all of theThen again.,s nesses, g Y g to find out when they are dueincourt. Like adults, ' facts to determine whether or not your child knew it for you, honey. Now, asked to talk ttell1me. Did you orr ally yelok care l Police have a right to search anyone, and this they ,should never be late or miss a court appear-", that the items were stolen and haw much was paid at my grandbabies?" includes minors wham the are arresting. These ance. If the child 'd ` s not show u in court .at the , `when compared to the cost in a store? , searches do not require the consent of the child or, required time, a warrantcould beds sued for his or p:: My main isn't the only ane attending this lave - p e limited to whale he or she may her rearrest. o to conceal such steins to flee from authorities or fest for my children. It's a heady thing, the sight of tel q s Was there an attempt ? From whom and where your child sleeping, or watching your toothless six be carrying and/or y young People need to -be told that the is areata, but are ,• p , y g that which is in his or her llama- Finally, ou g p p y were he items urchaWd? Were there any identi- year-old bite an apple.* But it's not my job to get diate reach. Also, even if the'officer does not nec- should avoid talking to'anyone - except their par- Eying marks removed from the item? Did the child diskrackel by he wonder of it all at the expense o essarily intend to arrest the youngster, the officer is ents or -lawyer about the legal action pending have knowledge that similar items had been recent- what's good for them. allowed to do a pat dawn search if there is reason against hem. Youngsters should be'etcouraged to ,;{ ly stolen? And finally, what were the child's past 'That's what grandparents are for, and she's doing to believe the rrunar.may.have a weapon. tell their lawyers everything. dealings with whoever sold the'stolen property? a heckuva job. } 11vr H , What the !ah you ire ever had?' f By Karen Forni 3 SHEILA YOUNG � �, � � ' RUTH HAWLER RICHARD MCCALL •� Job seeker - Retirees Retired "Oli,, gee.; I, was a claims, examiner for an insurance, company. I just didn't care for it, it's not the type- of work I like." JOHN MIN Pastor "Worst job? An overnight job 12 hours. I couldn't stand working at night." "Geez, that's hard - I've been work- ing for a thousand years. When I worked for an insurance company when I was,a young girl, it was very boring. Later I worked for Fireman's Fund, it was very exciting because computers were just coming, in." TONY RIZZITELLO Retired "None of my jobs 1 hated; but the worst job I worked under was Goodwill. There`was dis- honesty and lying; personal accusations were made." 1 When I was about 14, the first job I ever had, I was a janitor in the hospital in Palo.Alto, California. And that means you have to clean up a lot of dirty stuff." SAM MATTIOLI Retired a "Let me tell you, I'm 81 years old. And if I had a job that ; wasn't worth doing, I'd quit." o Rohnert Pakk/Cotati, California The Conununity Voice Friday, Januakr 16, 11) 3 — A9 BIS Society Jana ry 20 `Kiss Me Kate' SOrl'1e unusual rnt Alderbrook y AieatP OI` in au�t�Q%%. hen Alderbrook 'Win -=;3 began life, it, f r t; Weekertal the setnilion. sports a,rich, fl>gy i]avor,and a toasty nose. The Sonoma `County Blues interested prospective members ]n for ' ' cry its wars pretty, well I'ecpg ' z I z Wino Tour I'hereis space for picnicking on Society. announces its January to attend the January meeting. nized as a white wine winery. � < w the broad porch of the attractive general meeting and ,acoustic All ages are welcome and all M� 1 dot` Last' fall, , that reputation white farmhouse -style hospitality jam session to be held Tuesday, are invited to join the Blues changed drastically, when center, and, if you're looking for a January 20; at the Power House Society. Membership dues are Peggy:, Donovan -Jeffrey; di- Alderbrook released its 'first . spot for a small group, you can Brewing Co., on Petaluma $15 per year ($28 if you want a rector of Sonoma. State Uni- ever Mourvedre. and 'a trio of '\_ Millie cheek out the private picnic area Avenue in Sebastopol. Meeting Blues society l shirt included). versity's production `af Kiss zinfandels, from three different Howie by the creek. The gift selections time is 7 to 8 p.m. The jam will Family, (i.e. two adults) Inem- Me Kate, is still casting vineyard locations. Boldest of -- ' are up -scale, with the logo show - start immediately after the bership i are also available at tenors and basses for ensemble the quartet, of new wines' was ing up in good taste on duality meeting. $25 per family.: For more infor- roles. the 1995 Vintage Estate Zinfan- the state. The wine is, complex; merchandise. Alderbrook also The Blues Society strongly mation, call the Blues Society at The show opens on May' 1 and del Port, from.Dry Creek Valle jammy and mouth -tilling as zin- proudly presents one of the best urges all current members and 547-9003. will run for two' weekends, `. The grapes came from a small • fandel is supposed to be. The price collections of locally produced There, is a total of seven perfor vineyard which, until March is $17.50 for the 750nil bottle. specialty' food items. Visitors A iudit ons for SRJC chorale manges. Rehearsals will begin.1995 had been a site for Chardon - ' There is also a little of the but have also learned to keep a sharp for delightful on January 27. AA typical weekly '` nay. When the eight acres were 1995 Mourvedre available, eye out the recipe Tuesday,%� �{/t �] r1r schedule would be along the,:-r„budded be over to an old clone o1 no one expected the atrly in magnums., What a great wine to have in the cellar, r cards prepared by the winery's own chef, Jim May. One, to be SRJC. December 23, 1997. I� all musical style periods. fines of music dialogue rehearsals on Tuesdays and Zinfandel, vines would yield ttiueh of a crop though, for welcoming guests to ` saved for next fall when the next Auditions for SRJC's Northern The choir has toured abroad 'ten Thursdays from 7:15 to 10 p.m., that year, but the harvest sur- prised Alderbrook with a yield of a special dinner. The big bottle is a good value, too, at $32. ' vintage of Zinfandel Port is avail - able, is the Chocolate Port "forte California Chamber Chorale will be held at 7 p.m. Tuesday, on occasions and tours annually in Northern Cal- and movement rehearsals on Wednesdays from 7:15 to IO two tons of lush, flavorful fruit. But what about the white (also featured in the newsletter, January 20, in room 105, ifornia. The choir has partic- After careful handling and aging, wines? They are still extremely Alderbrook C'reekside. Chronicle). Forsyth Hall on SRJC's Santa ipated in the historic Sonora, p.m. the; wine was released - and sold ' out immediately.. attractive, and you Carl taste free before you invest in a bottle, Hours for tasting at Alder - brook are 10 to 5 daily. It's situ- Rosa campus,. ' are available for Festival of the Arls,'the Carmel Valley Festival of the Arts, the SHOULD Still available, but and' to mem- Y Chardonnay fans will enjoy the y Y ated in the midst of its own vine ate both male. and female singing both California American Choral have a prepared piece, with music, that is already in your bers of the "Cellar Key Club,” is vineyard 1994 Dry Creek Valley Chardon- nay. Even the numbers freaks yards, at 2306 Magnolia Drive, just off Westside Road on the' voices. Some sight reading is g g Directors Ass ociation,Commu- pity Chair Festival, and is the repertoire. An accompanist will the Inst Alderbrook -cies- ignaked zinfandel, from the have given this wine scores in the southern end of I-lealdsburg. To required. The Northern California sponsor of the. Sonoma County be provided. The auditionee Gamb i Ranch in the Russian 90s. The Estate Sauvignon Blanc explore joining the "Cellar Key Chamber Chorale, formed in Invitational Community Choir will also be asked to read dia- River Valley. It's a rich, heady has just that hint of grassiness that Club," or for information about 1.971, is a chair dedicated to Festival. logue from the play, ' `h d E tt e wine, and ;well worth joining the g " makes this wine so attractive, and. . the wines, call 433-5987, the performance of choral I For more information; call RIC air vans is lemusl club to get, particularly since there music of all styles and from 527-4249 or 544-7327. director and conductor of the isno fee for Joining, and members production. Lovetta 'Epperson get all sorts of benefits, including serve , the principal an invitation to the "Be a Judge" Rp theater seeksactorschoreographer and assistant luncheon in February. SRJC Theatre Arts is having and the Bamboozling Book director. Okay, so what can just any visa - auditions for its spring shows: Machine directed by Michael For further audition informa- tar get? There is still a supply of Torn Stoppard's The Real Fontaine. Directors would like tion contact the music depart- Alderbrook OVOC An. The let - Inspector Hound directed by a one to two minute contempo- anent at Sonoma State Universi- ters stand for Old Vine, Old Wendy McGlothlin, and Arthur rary monologue or cold read- ty by calling 664-2324 and Clone, and the grapes are the Kopit's Indians directed by ings from the scripts. speaking with Mary Rogers. 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Look for this CUD sign MEN LENDING.0-- 1W A10 — Friday, ,January 16, 1998 The Community Voice Rohnert F'arlk/Cotati, -California, Man continued -his, search for community Variety ofskills, as well as a desire to help neighbors By Baby Brownne "I've done all of these things in COMMUNITY VOICE STAFF WRITER a effort to, give back to the com- Rick Kauffrrlan has made the in pities I've lived in." rounds in his search for a corn- The concept of':. intentional' munity. communitycouldbe as old as His search began in Sonoma humanity itself, but Kauffman County when he worked its: feels it, is a concept that has rnortage broker in Petaluma and been lost in the 20th century. lived in G Section in Rohnert The example he points. to as an Park, where he was involved in ideal community is Sunrise service clubs, sports and educa- Ranch near Loveland, Colo: tion. observed changes in trade "I left because I was frustrated THE COMMUNITY WAS ... because I felt the community founded 50 years ago as a spiri- wasn't functioning properly," tual retreat, and an alternative to said Kauffman. Now that, he's a marketplace -based society. It, back he wants to be able to sup- became it model for communes port his children and ex-wife, that sprouted up in the 1960s, who still live in town. but also came under criticism as Rather' than get back into a type of religious cult. banking or finance, though, Denver Post writer Joe Kauffman hopes to apply some Lewandowski described the of the ideals he discovered in community's financial woes in a "Intentional Communities"; pla- recent article. .This poses a ces where each person can con- " dilemma because cash is needed tribute it variety of skills for the to operate the community, benefit of a community, and though people drawn to the reap the benefit of being in a community tend to be those community that, is always sup- who have rejected capitalist bot- portive.:i0m, Ines in favor of sprititual "I believe everything,has to be well-being. win-win," said Kauffman, riot- Other communities are more ing that the quality assurance is attractive to artistic people or now his specialty. "I snake sure those in pursuit • of sustainable things get done the way they're agriculture. "Most everyone has supposed to. I do community- come from the mainstream, and building as I do my work." I they felt like they didn't fit ... He lists the skills gained dur- and Sought it refuge from soci- ing h'is, career as a banker, but e.tY•",, also cites` a long list of other � ' Kauffman was introduced to tasks, including coaching, time- ` intentional community at a management, dog` training, bookstore in Sebastopol. "I was cooking, home maintenance ... walking down this aisle and I , the list goes on. The idea is that saw this light, it just attracted there are a variety of tasks one my attention," he said. person .can do. "'These are all What,he saw was the "Direr-' areas where I feel confident of tory of Communities'," a book my abilities," Kauffman said.' that lists various intentional' CONTRACTOR • HOMEOWNER • INDUSTRIAL For All Your Equipment Neeas' Rentals & Sales RICK KAUFFMAN communities in the U.S. "I just and Rolinert Park, so I can sup - made contact with a couple of port my frirrlily, and not live in people. I felt like they would be suburbia," he said. "I like the mentors in community build- idea of sharing ineals, having ing." neighbors, and sharing a Planetarium looking." a# weather patterns "El Nino and Beyond'," a new dors. Children under 5 are.: show which takes a closer look not admitted. Parking is free" at the cause and ramifications of . on Friday evenings and week- . EI Nino, will open Friday, Jan. ends. " 16, at Santa Rosa Junior Col- ` On Friday evenings, betweerf lege's planetarium. 8 and 8:30 p.m., visitors to the' Shows will be presented at Planetarium can also tour' 7 p.m. and again at'8.30 p.m. SRJC's SAREX Space. Shuttle'' Friday and Saturday evenings, Tracking Station. and at 1:30 and 3 p.m. on Various theories have been' Sundays through February suggested to account for 15. SRJC's planetarium'is locat- observed changes in trade ed .in room 2001, Lark Hall` winds; ocean currents, ark(' on the college's Santa Rosa rainfall, Oriti said. This ' neW' campus. show will not only explore' 'rickets are sold at the door' the causes of E1 Nino but will. 30 minutes before each show. also contrast EI Nino with t Admission is.. $4 for . adults atmospheric events on other' and $2 for students and sen- planets. Folie review, among, topics at P J Center - 'the public is invited every poser jury serve as a civilian Thursday night from 7:30 -9 review board? What forms of p.m. to the Peace and Justice oversight review of police Center, ,540. Pacific Ave., practices are most effective? Santa Rosa, for free pro- Jan. 29, "Making Peace." A grams with speakers ' or new monthly video/discus- videos and , discussion., For Sion series On the social jus - more information, gall tice issues of racism, youth iri 575-8902. trouble, domestic abuse, and Jan. 22, "Civilian Police communities needing healing Review In Sonoma'County." from violence will be intro- A panel chosen from law duced by Peace Center enforcement and various Activist Ken Davis. Anyone community organizations interested in social' justice will discuss methods of civil- and peacemaking issues is ian oversight of police. Do invited to join us. (This video we need a civilian police series was broadcasted on vision. review board? Could the pro- Public TV in January .1997.) NOW KAUFFMAN'S GOAL . Kauffman added that he is is to, apply these principles in available to talk with. anyone Sonoma County. "What I'm try 'interested in helping him out in ,. ing to do is find a group of peo- this endeavor. He can be paged I ke n u r ple, close enough to Santa Rosa at 973-0106. Upcoming enior Center begins at,Sugarloaf Ridge Park :The following interpretive and water. Heavy rain cancels: C t r n �+ ' events are planned at Sugarloaf Call 579-6734 for more infor� V Ridge State Park;' located at the mation. 'rhe City of Robnert Park Center, 6800 Hunter Drive, end of Adobe Canyon Rd.' in Friday. Jan. 23." 10`.30 a.m Senior Center is holding a Suite A. Kenwood. There is a $5 park ".Developmentally Disabled previously -owned clothing sale ' On sale will be tops, pants, entry fee per vehicle. For more. Walk." Meet at the day use lot on Friday, Jun. 30 and Satur- dresses, shoes and more. Cloth- information about the park, call for this pleasant walk along the day Jan. 31. The 'hours of ing tor. men, women ,and chit, 833-5712. For informations nature trail. The group will be tho• sale+ are .10 4.1n. tto 3. p.m:: sxlr&tltwil� tjo }va}labl 'r} �t>;grl 4 u 'Ferguson Observatory; looking for the winter birds and on 'Friday and 9:30 a,m. to,.:L prr4es; Ill re will, ' located . at the-pdrlc, call' de'er;1C,41l for more information .f}�41rj . 933 `6979.'' " ; ; ,r, at'833 ° 6831. p:}n. on . Saturday at the Senior white elephant table. Sunda Jan. 18, 9 a.m. to 2:30' Saturday, Jan.. 31. noon to 2 Anyone wishing to donate Y Y ..E, ld ;, r<- , s V 7 -he 1 -CE_ ROHNERT PAItIC/COTATI/PEIVNGRC)VE Every Tue day & Friday Z � N - Every, Wed,"ne. da d1inet y a`II 584 Qday` for more information! , Or just fill put the information below and mail to: Circulation Dept., The Community Voice, P.O. Box 2038, Rohnert Dark, CA 94927 or stop by 320 Professional Center Drive, Suite 100, in Rohnert Park Name-. 1 Address: Phone number: Best time for contact: Parent's or legal , guardian's name: The Gbnuttuurzy Are you' 12 or over? Y �OICE ®rel ®� ®ter � eA.. ® rr■■t ®iii Carrier Wanted Flyer YTS Revised 7197 dean, clothing in good condi- p.m. a Mountain. Meet at p.m. (here s a Fungus Arnong tion may bring items to the the day; use , parking lot for , Us." Meet at the visitor cent; Senior Center Monday through a hike to the top of Bald ter for a short informative+ -Friday, 1 to 4 p.m. beginning Mountain. Clear winter days hike, to discover what rush,; Jan. 19. will afford spectacular views of rooms 'the . winter . rains ark For more information call the snow-capped Sierra Nevada bringing. Call 795-2157 for 585-6780. and the Bay Area. Bring lunch more information. Not All o�� Showy Shelter �i�►�t Are. OnI �'�i� volunteer' T Aft Aq um � oner�tetwn Thursclay Aquariums Glass & Plexiglass Volunteers are needed at the Rohnert Park Animal Shelte , Knowledgeable, Helpful Staff 17-., Especially needed at this time - are kennel help, office assis„ ° Large Selection of - tants, and adult dog walker upcoming' .volunteer orient, , Tropical Fish & Goldfish tions are scheduled for: Thur day, Jan. 22, and Saturday; Jar • Live & Frozen Foods 24, both at 10 a. M. ' Volunteers are asked to d t•' • Free Water Tests '! . a minimum of two half-days'p month for at least three month • Locally owned Training is provided, so only • . ; responsible attitude and a lov * Senior Discounts' F of animals is retluired. The : RohneA Park Animal _ Shelter is located at 301 J44 Rogers Lane, just south of th /� t:I' ,Friendly Press Democrat Building o !. ►Pet Store Redwood. Drive,or more Call 584 15$ nfortriatio or stop by fil and to fill out an Lapphcatioii�. 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Mackenzie recorn- cern: "regarding the potential F Y "Rohnert Park doesn't ,have review," along with the project, But he ,�,'rnitted,,.,to this, project," said meinded another, public, hearing � incompatability between their room for two movie theaters,", Richard �Gamboze of Conti- apparently recognized the exist=, Chip Wortltirrgton, .pastor of tate exploring the idea for multi- uses and the proposed i'esiden- " said Dave Corkin of Cinema mental Film Services, a film dis-' ing• 32 vote "pattern against any Assembly of God' Baptist family, affordable housing or tial development, staff does ;not West. tribuf an company; said; "there rezoning measure, church: on Snyder Lane. "We simply 12 acres with, only12 share this concent since Church- °° � o in ny theaters in Sono- "I went ,,through ,tiffs David ,, ,need some sort of a compromise' homes. ` es are tradition locs tecl in "'We'll spend 15 million dal are to p lars on this reject," .said Bill ma Ccrutify naw." and Goliath` ?; situation," , ,said ' ' a reerr ent. Church 'eo le ma "Also, the project needs more residential areas." F g. F:.F Y P J Bishop of:Sebtfstopol, Corkill's ;Sptro;`'Ginema "West is small ',be, driven find Arkin in the: than one exit; l find it untiiriel "The Lit cannot support the business ii►'trier. "There are '47 AL`I IIQU HIT:' WASN'T A "compared ,to', tdwards 'Cine# g P g y y P p . P,, neighborhood, want t' ;.be in several ways," he added, infrastructure; :for 40, .Homes," IMAX theaters in the country: public hearing, ' Spiro' allowed which has "about 800'screens xn i es Sire Warne the'Tatrrtans' she `aid nearby resident Robert ,gacid neighbors, but.:soimet m p d s, y durs;will be the,48th ":: public comment both during southern" California �;"It ,wiVell, , rcerts that '"o on will nota rove the. Priddy. "'!'here arc a number ;, ... e ,Loi g PF Y Robert :Canib ,;cited `traffic unscheduled ubhc ,appearances out my life's;saving5,,' she's;ald �; have ;, t inconsistencies here. Not it „ until ten at to ht to rezone the 12 acres unless o problems, and said, "This is early,m the lengthy meeting and citing ;her ; experience. owning;„ «It's " a ,true :.infill'' ro`ect, the meeting with all six church- lot of thought was put into it. totally ridiculous." when the.ilgenda, item carne up. Erole's • Liquors tend Dpli- F, • J ,But inerchants in DoubleTree The council then"got a chance catessen that was i�rushed`. by noted ",S fro. And< 1A 00- es, takes place." . Like, how many children will p• « Plaza and Mountain Shadows to add o0inions, : Price Club, 'Wal-Mart and other ,square -foot lots is not high den live here and what will be the sti in centers were all in "`That area needs something," "big box" enterprises. sity. I wish I had it. My lot is THERE ARE TWO Baptist impact on the schools? It's oFF g ` "' r't f. e .."The citizens expected .the''.4,0Q0 square feet. churches, Ftwo Korean "Baptist naive to :think nothing will be; p a, the peKe ll anted to _ ut it Off for,, < churches Seve' ili 'Da Adve t- built here`, but there are; (ues- Y J yi Y w P ,, .p, y. l favor of the 'Edwards plan, ,, -sat Rei , , e ma a i Ltutre Tatman of the Country people wanted it somewhere . prciJect to go in there, It's ria>'"0 ilii s, "It ,wouldn't do' an fist and St: Elizabeth Seton tions." Sunny said "siriall business else m ^ 1996. Both theater pro, goad bringing up documents at Y Y „ " " e e the ,l th hour. 'The ro'ect has ' harm..Once El Nina comes Catholic church on ' nearby Schulenburg said Santa Rosa, owners. need .the support of Je4ts Cannot,..survive and ,th_r .l P ,� , we'll havea 1ot of rain;" irii l acreage donated: to the cit b assured her there was sewer potential 'customers a movie tire` significant changes in "the already been approved, p Y g Y y P g g❑ » Flares ,added, . it was a goo(( ing ria an'e will be buildlhg . Condiotti Enterprises years ago. capacity for the project and complex would bring, desi Jean Kt otchoc law er-Lon- , `.`I resent the divisiveness built ra'eet then (when ' ,:first; Maines irt-RP's. adobe mud. Planning Director Wendie a traffic analysis said there'd p k, y P J "It's.'clear the:die is'cast said Schulenbur said in her report, be tt 3.7 percent increase.: on Witant for environmental ::' arciurtd this:prajeci irt,the , coria approved) and,it s a good pro g P 4„ ` < „ Mackenzie: "'I he "general ;plait "Although the churches '.to the Snyder Lane which was termed groups, said, "'This is not the rnunity, Said Vidak Martinez, •' ject" naw.._ I : recommend we, same project "You 'approved "I don't kno'W "what; will, happen uphold the decision of, the plan-' says infill developmen .:shall south have expressed some con- "minimal." . t efore, Twelve screens will (with two multiplex theaters ing ping commission." have more impact, on traffic RP),,: But we. do have prior Flores made a motion to soft �°' '� Continued fr4mA1 Chan sixteen." approval out'there:" en the April '9' deadline if weatti ' "What are tateimpacts.of the, Mackenzie,.brought: up, his er, conditions forbid, ,construe-` ? `students are atffected.- by these that the school was looking fu's(," she said,". The schedule added height?",attorney Susan idea to rezone the 8.5 acres into, tion: City Attorney Joint Flitner class changes because `the 'rou- out for its financial bottom changes being` proposed sire not � randt-Hawley asked. `, ",The: a Special Phan acid study: it•fur noted the council has done this tines they depend on to: make line, Gonzalez said the con- in the best interests of the stu- raft c study you have here is ther before approval. "There are " in the past and a motion to give high ' grades are disrupted. cern is about balancing, class dents.. For „students MIR, ncho two years old," no ;vested rights there at this Edwards a little wiggle room'' "We'll have changes in study sizes. . Students complained Cotate• there needs to be conti- i4 "The changes are significant,", ' moment." in case EI Nino flaads; the area, groups, classmates, and some that one class will have 44 stu- nifty, where classes and. teach - }`aid -attorney Les Perry. "It was "Vested rights" means the was approved by the same 3-2 times teachers," she said. dents, while another will, have ers-don't change." barely approved before and now ` builders have taken ' out con vote. Rhiich6 Principal Jan Gorza only 16. Gonzalez said she is Luddie Williams, whose son, * f lez''said'the changes are not a$ familiar with that situation, and 'Ted, is a junior in the IB pro- l p 1' I m drastic as the students make it intends to balance those" Classes gram, was one of several par- �i Continued fro Al sound. "It's not unusual for us to as "well. eats at the meeting also express- ther week, and within that One'aspect t the local ragram school within Rancho Cotate' Change -the schedule for spring," "The main factor we take into ing dismay at the decision. Committee a group' is develop- would Mace in common with the High School. "The students: she said. "It is unusual for the account is that we want to be "(IB), is it pilot program and a m a program :far approaching east coast rograms is partner who part of this progrsim; in, fall schedule to remain the same fair, and have the smallest class very hard program. The kids all g F g Pl in the, s rin " es possible not just far the work together, and to separate businesses and applying .for ship"with businesses. The local addition to taking, classes at the- p g• F J g p` grants, technology high : school would Sonoma State site, will take honors students, but for 'all of them is wrong. If they're going i The program also will identify creat' .. a curriculum by coordi- • classes at this campus," It said. IN THIS CASE there; •were the studehts. to .do this they shouldn't do this leachers, and find riddle school nating with high,, -tech' „compo- He added that this is an erten several classes that had , Zoo Probably what bothered the . in the middle of the school students who would, be.willing nies such as Hewlett Packard. sion 'of the offerings at tfie• Many students, while two small- students the most was that they year." ' to start their freshman year of The business. partners would Ranch, and is not designed to'`,be er English classes were corn- learned about the changes only One student in particular, high school at the new school. provide resources for projects ani elite program. "We're `:not,' bined. "'That, was the only a couple of weeks before they Brian Bosch, feuds that his Part of the planning process that the students ' w, ould under= looking ,for- the straight -A` isiu change, but there was a ripple were to take 'place. Gonzalez new time slot for calculus is P g P effect," Gonzalez said, noting said the' changes were made the same time as his Spanish thus far has included a field trip take,, dents. We are leaking far. "stu-, g g P' to the east coast,: where several , O e of the ro`ects Littlefield ': "dents w'it'h',a' passion for science that some math and social stud- prior to winter break, and teach class. He was hoping to P J ' people on the steering commit- was impressed with at 'Bergen and technology, and who; are fes classes are affected, "These ers knew the changes were coin- complete 'both classes next tee visited four existing technol Count` Technical' Hi "h Schdol will ng:t0 work hard. There will students have, the same classes ing. ; :,, semester, but most likely will g g and same teachers, but the have to;dro Spanish in favor of ogy high schools in New:Tlannp- in New Jersey was an online be a range of academic abili- Y P. P' shire Massachusetts Mew :York .. new' a er, :which students cre- ties.':'. have them at different times of THE STUDENTS STILI, felt calculus. P F, New Jerse , ated;in' art.nershi `,,with 'a local EIis ex erience with similar i•'the day." like they were getting second "'They proposed he could and" Y , p. P In the cases where students hand information, "We would take the calculus, and do it "Borrie of those' examples we . newspaper, "The students mien- programs at Arroyo Grande follow, but.we did see at' a ed it but ft was underwritten 'suggests that this program CA eft with impos- have hoped 'the' students would through independent study," rusty no., f, o , , . g ,r4 fig, - _ . • ::' e ": 'have schedules; such scheduling have been given art opportun- said his mother, Joan. "How's Variety, of,,;thin s;' and we saw by ;the newspaper, ,said. Little reach . even hard to rea( h, stu Y g F is 'invatvin required . it to offer ;:sa e .:int Get ,!on he going to keep, -his .hips,: grades m orients that °we:..' field, , `The:`.krds;.worke(i';`with dents.' `,`I .wars able" ,to see Stu- . ; cantlic , g .. : l Y: in y P g g 1'. some, .Co p ..., ' + course Clonzalez ''said ;the changes that affect us, ., said. stu , . a doing independent stud `? ,, A 1 field.. e' ";, ` lien ors f °o ten s a" er to ,dents who may not be success; , g P g p Y - tiked, surd i,itt e W to x,_ n7 h , �W.,A P < r h. 1 Y. t n r eltt'JeSSica Bataicao. t, X s, ',The tell me rt:s oin o be. _:.:r n i e lied about sChoo t (l scliaol.; t Yrrrg (to work ht ,gs g s te: l es.., ful x,7(1. <r i rr i v �p7 } (.. -�, . p �. ., .g� •. , f r ,N;,,- �. ,, r, , ,:�, Y.93Y,.,, ,... <.,Y..T�. .... t .-.7J,J fir„ .(, 1_ r.. >x. ,.. r .{.. .".5 ! k_,.� :Y devela inter sts tha ke t tile' out „ iii eduCft.tlonstl,• system ,,isr rtes ttiie; stud";to rici.t worry, unique, and lean, xf' the Alf this, point the technology P t F >„ t �, ... , 1 , glean, P While "students" s eculate u Used to,bertefit:the'student ';•aboutit:;,; .: " e in Volved,'P resources we have. high• School is .env..ision d , ,~ ', er arr �etw we klv,�npwr. 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I. - r GOMMUNITY'110iCE EDITOR ■ 11 "4012"40a �""The City must identify s>tes fat 47$ `% F 1; "�_t''lit lousing units affordable; to very lacy I}ncome househdlds" 'Rallnart Park r r ■ , I qs istant C sty 1Vltriager Carl Lei told' h �, , n. /�%� ,t.. w� , , the city's planning commission;Thurso e , , , flay night.' They'd have, to be .multiy.Jud,:Snyd@r Housing and Community Develop family, housing, with a density af. about COMMUNITY VOICE EDITOR merit office in Sacrameato. 2 units`to the.acre. '',,,Little has -. een,,s,aid or done, "HCD staff+xeportecl that'State law, The city's 'tinder the. dun Lrom the abouk a,homeles,s, shelter in lohnert and a �ourtdec issan,'require each city , . Housing and Commugity.Development ., PaKk' �'he sub)ei�,t,carne tap at Ythe''.rc'` to 'Jclentrfy "homeless shelter `sit®s', oZ office. in Sacramento., Overall, the,., City.'s Planning,, Commission meet,,:,' within their jurisdiction,' said Lei1. �T C,D has praised RP for,its, moderate' :. ing Thursday night, ig Crty Hall. "The' crtymust review its ordinances - ai tt lgw,income housii, but the very ln., a:Yrriemo from ,Assistant City and remove obstacles to establishing low income housing availability falls; MV tnager:^Car1.l',Leiyo;', he';.told the ,,:,shelters in the r designated areas," ' '`, Tar short,of the HCD yardstick, 478; °c„ornrnts ign the' draft,rHousing Ele Leivo mentioned a "rule'' of , un}ts tobe specific.. r Ment of "'s C,eneral,Plan °.`proposes thumb” that 'cities, about 40,000 s� t e , ': 11'; su ort'..homeless o p ulation; such as Rahnert 'Park. We need, t :�kgcu .an lands : Wttlisn tl> l . the ,CC Y. - PP P P Q ,: ,., , ' . " .,, HE',F,IRS PUCE: T© FLp Q,'Iri the Rohnert Park`s ' ea,is Ro' Hnort Park '.' i. , :.,, 45 . r ..I,1:: mot rco . i' skis °' `(have.about 400 hgnreless:a''^But�no r `"T„ : , .,::': T .,, - c t hm ts' asd Le yo-. It s„gosng• to: ,,. , shelters lgcateci=r kte, a ., e. x r.r s Wa .a few hundr aids east gf.Stony,Point Road: Contln�aed heavy t,Y t �,,Ite.s y, p.4�,Y be dsfhcult ko meet state sec uiretz>ents sn Sonoma Count . But .tht .does s': ., t l . , , y rains could, flood �.the''fi6i�s�,� n the ,area; and possibly tfireaten Rancho Verde �(� ''ve;b st u •� not,s`test the;ire usrements qt the; See 11a►>?eless, A2 .: light f: a u e N.. I e, , ; r a -:Y g obile' Hoge Perk .Which` sits near tpe aonflti nee of eHln bapgh. Creek and rn, gh p,.Me s. (' �, . , ,; r : .. is , r es t ears. "> �: ^' r ”, t e ,L u a. C�, Ba to osa'; A o .. 'con cal;;;char Ql (Photo y ,B to Rrownne) i ling wtth,thls fo:,, gh . y, h9 r�� n _ 4 $! ,,:" �< l: ,._ c ::,�, _.< :, i ::r, , .. ,' . , �,' , :�, .,,, . e ad : a ,list oC,I _Ossl , h ,1 n I. �. ,., svo ,h , P g� a: ,'-r. ,,,r ,,, - ' -int k Pl, : s ,�.''.. , SSG er• 1 ow . n T e;.c t. a l a. e s tl a e s eed„qf a e.. h e, a uu, o e�' osst >1 . Th hos ,t�, �t, a ..a :d , i, 1)' ��t ', ' 1` 4t i.� tgs, .and:the Bey 1pw�lnG, m; 4i, . * l?.. h r t. ;, P y `` to '0 2 units;'Phe bulk:of : , tor:kh tt purpose and' laps "are:'alread attari for thy:, }ase t?Luslcting very .rues added up. 1, , � . , hausin . ,I hss! corn ted a _ I'municipal: snthe works tor``a health. center here: low income, ., them';wauld be south tf the ..g p '. p. p r ' � -I..sion l t week on'the feassbslst of •noma'. o , � I its the ro-! South ,of the baseball s ` dsurrr; would discus a y ;Sol ks ,�. 1 tum (305 un )> P �” baseba 1 staid l sI. la _ ,b l e RP,,x v n e e erie �overtlow' annex,, g, I I .1. �'; e ressway'. C , 'Ic � � I 1; � I 11.� � , ,�� os rt rte'i'at RP'Ex ressway,' mean ria s g' rn rg y ;, , ., ., {<t,,x: pged h p al. P reg S ttthwesti ,and Sonoma;Stai- t4lu ai(Of Snyder;i,ane . ;. i o. rid Snyder"Lane northast4orrzur• (2l8 " sew, er. ponds ',elsWhe . _, ,,. ,, ;, . I I-, 1, . . wn� t` , .n Southwest Boule shopping center..woutd'be difficult and far mixed.StudenkYand.tsrc ultyhc�ustrtg,. units), redevelgpt g , . o . PP By 'Bo Browne ,this articular 'storm, as it traveled j,.', r 152.'u Sts and 50 City . Ha11 L)rive'is planned' foe just thstt, '.,. 3 ,:.: :. ; b , �, ., particular , Bled ,yard silopprng Cerate ( .) . y . See,Ver -law, A2 , COMMUNITY VOICE STAFF WRITER . C .(�ceaii, has not had a a new ,cit hall:I. U` y across the Pacsls l, Hall Drive 100 units). y . 'City11 I �:1 I ,The tropical weather we'ye heard so .'ch, e'to gather the warm ,moisture ■ r", b I � , ,,, M�,; f=rrtuclt; about,, is finally here, Mind North- typical! otrtrppical storms. �''`�A oftft Aft ' ern `C,alsfornia hots already gotten a. .:,.l ", . rain .'had been steady enough k , Y -,,, thr ay al I 11I .' ,been, that local ,. ;,.gogd,soakiag:' augh`Sunday and n ( usiial floodin otos creeks and flood control channels were Lind ercover had: rented;: a Stara e locker on Martin Some of the g.. P p n u '¢ Park but ,Public movin a lot of,` water.. ``:Co eland . Sanama .County' Sheriff s: De ark- .; metharn hetamine:(,to ,a °'d obtained a search war ant',': pccurred in. Rolinert ;,hl c.. , , ,. � • P ' about ' six detective at the Wal Mart paxksI g clot, Avenue,._an r „ "merit ;mvest> ators seized Works Dire%tor Bill Ste hens sit s;.he, Creeh is doing what it's'. supposed to ., ed t;the scene,. for: that location; Phere they ,!found P ; y ., k.,, „ S .�; I,metharn hetasnine ,and ai{d was<then arae f a ,, , . ..:...3, n „watch' of3 varsaus " "do, grid sq"is the flit ebaugh Channel, '. pound ,,qf P R:; :'a the four, qunds of„the. drug, has ,Been ,'keeps g. , , r ma last week Lpetectsves then served, a search war; n . , r , r, . P , arrested at Rgkrnert Park. n ,: ,.1, , weather re orts, and expects` enough said Ske07 s.. 41 "i” at' 5425.' .Sri der : Geaslin satd, , . P so of :undercover rant on Hogd h., Y Glen ,Hildebrant,`': ,who pro 11 as the ;,culminat n .,, ,::., : � , , , .. ,..,'< "ants" o ''%`metham hetrimine breaks sn' the storm this week that high u. , , .. P 1. 'I' I tl 'sition, ,_ Lane; "where they, re'' - dly fou ,d„1, ,' Phe am p ,g , , g - y, for the C.atrl- g - t e shersff s 1/2, otinds of the drug and about involved su est that Hood Was selling waters m town will be able- weekl went ler statistics g y, r cif, h P de leis. °`l would between showers. munity.•..Vosce;, noted;thai the present S t. Sand Geas to " t rioted that the inJesti _ ation � $35,000 in cash. Investigators estimate the drug'<ta asrri tiler a W t� . _ storm ou ed three inches of rain on ,cle artmen , g s; zed at imagine ine he was moving a. pound a' My.tal e on it is. that the El Nino.,pat P , f P in ail for, several months the street value,of ,the drug ,sed, g „ s . . ; Rohnart Pstrk between Saturday after - Thad been ga , g w ek ", Geasli s ec�ulated, :fie added, '' i is cpntli m ng, and'that produces .• Shard afternoon on Thursday, Eric the resident Ott mare than $20,000 e. n : P , ,.; noon • and noon Moneta . "I`h s, brings y ' ; storms that generally move. through Y . d 32 ,of Rohnert Park, While searching the Snyder Lane res I' _ ,: ; 4' .... ; the total since' Jul 1 to about 20-1/2 names boas See Meth, A2 faster, yard;Sto hens. Thattneans that Y that Hood r r; , P P and . of science, inches,.,Which,is abouk. five\to six inch - re learned t re artedl sold a uarter- o , , , - , Y , " ; . , P . ,, es mare than average., Phe yearly aver, , ; , ; ,I 1. ;' r , 5 inches. TW d age for this area is about 30.2' l r t "What 'harts: Rohpert Pant is a big �. *u,� r ' d, storm that includes tyyq to foui hours of Y � �, t � , lie e the' storin is . : , '::, �, heavy downpour; w t+► . , 3 £ : rt d Ste hens' ,' ', ' ;; ked -right over us; s' i P . 1 I , ,/{{f - s. .,�x,v _ .rr? ,y • ►� d'! , y,' v `q Pa , , . , � r .1 r �', I. I tL',� �111t�i ;11 ��I I air tl Stephens said he has prepared for- that qtr cy ' b evaluating the city's �' contingen y s+� !� 'r ,h '`` ; ..' ''+ storm ,drain sy"steirri .during this ` year',S „- „,: �' , ' Jr�: B dud'Sn de's ,', r �iy,F, ., Y.., Y 'smaller'. storm's,' Aside from the usual L^%' �' +t a 4i° , �U m MMUNITY VOICE EDITOR lqW-1 In residential areas; SU(h as ,,:I ir, ,, a, �, Ott a yaw „P ,r V. : N _ co Y , 'Iwo',caniroversial items will be fac . Rancho. Verde Mobile:Home Park, res- �/, Jfp : , .. . ., r ,t „ 1 r i ,;.i',,,, ,,,ty', v 1 Hcytu:'4r Ir. C 1.l �rr„Fi 4G '�.ir', ? . in ohnert`Paxk s Cit Council when, �s „� : Biu, a ;a "' ohnert Park .G and P "�}rA I ;rte g' R.. Y idents' 'of R sec- w ,.,,: ,. .i. , : r , r' ; ' k "fv G,' � ' k they., eet tonight Puesda in Cit Ir,urs 1. >. Y trans e,x erienced flooded Streets two �:a +" creates °q M7+at+YS j Ha11,1 Qne.deal.W,,lth the Dale T<ltmtlri p `yr , s ' : y •,,,; ,.,> ;';;.. r, a`aa"r�`�1" , using project calling f r 40 sin le Storm A2 f See�� :_ 64M,x t " ]x At ��f,I,, :! amily homes On 12.72• acres on the wet` worrkin _ i ,3 ^' !' i q'r !; a r a ' t 'r! 1 .:'i" x` r s a'l` i ti„ q y„o�4t , tyy�,r 'SOUth :Ofd. . �r 1. 1 - a ,� �. t � � • � e' of Sri der L � � , u (t i ... °M k ,t west sid y ane. . . `� . x” „1 �,� dr N u r �hOYYLYYI'LL'YLL . ,f �:,: I "lar, ','y t�, a g as'. 1 k ,r.. h vr� emann Lan Th other is the ro- CMC�It1(t�ty , .;,: aha+ �, �,�;;,, t Hag P ,.., , . '' ,:+ e u , u e, d;� Pf� o et b . i s.''.,. dsed alit lex theatre r e ,, Y: w t r i ,. p P. J ..: r Y le of ::<� m ; �.) ,As the .rainsoaked peop , going, ; �r tx , , k;r r ti' �+ R ;. t , l ..rp Course: Drive „, a , ,. , r. C �, �� wards Cinema on Golf•Cot ��. a rrt,:ai �,� A�P� ? �r , ; % r,i�, Ed thel rida , y: ,:: rGa' i�C. 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P ,, rrl atherin s e:. b t, ,f .u, a �„ d a . , ,n ru of;his q_ in 0 P ! „ :a,,. ,$: r nl 9 .0: 7 as i, , ., t +..:...,...eiP:n,. .P , ,k-. ..y 5„�.,r1,,. t, m ,.....:. s.✓<.,,..r t %�%]��j�'` ,,, ,�,. , ,..; i �r.a. ;:� _ ,, f1,;,, ti i, � ,ty,r.:+ a,,. �?H � ;� x :,, (!"',:h� 4 r , � Wards Cinema isnot. �171J�/L� -1.., S — , e &, .- ,,a rl+ru"?: In y',t e�''�d { ' from'.:•.arOund tfle• . ;; +r„,r h1,;"\ : a 4},� ', ; a, „d 's'. r Yi ,: s . d f .�, � a 1,,a ,,.: a:, Irl Cal t,S, pr. ,, $, , 1 t , ,rr 1.�, ,.' e �,. , ,,., :,,, -�: r4:;o-t�+- � .1�i .? ',n t r ,3kn .d �'� ,�, ,r 'r. '� r Y 4r ,, . ¢ 1 ,' G d r a .E , ,, ,: r;,, c eduled for shortl after $ ,,, i lot ; Jif o t P.e, „; .. .: ,; , 5"J"n,tlrr. $oth, re S h r s Ma I ark r1 rs.P,t „ � .�., ��p ,it �a <ry� w ,., t.,.,�”„ : an ,. ,: .,, *ras 4r/r ,,rl ,, .:, ,., tc;;. ��; Y , . -'-• ,t l` ......... .....A�I�r-15. EXpreS, why .., , � �: �. : � ^..,�; §'( r � �' .i r. �Viv1„� ri �`�3t i'""�.:°A N��e,W�M1 ;.h� � ,� ; p.!M�! �x, t 1� V't+qr,v, � : C1aSS1�1�Ci ads S , o ' F1 arMFy�a., ;:Y�� iw3�try ,kP_x �.(v •rya "'SI agenda. C e os�';caris� laced `In their s w a a 7, :!, � . %: , p,m:,on the g t�, Ey ,n:.ath :;,_ :,,p ., .,.,,;{ e,P.,. t,s -' '' - {' ,r' 3. ,' ' ..,nGn ! ,' r 4 su 'ect to. catchirl r y� �'� �� err 's '" , „A;Ir W lWr nk Cciugar Newx ...,..:. t...............A r CoraMs We e, - bJ jv'tx le will be introduced Sri �i , .': P ,x, aj "r% 9r s to sta the a'; uet of,. Wind y„and baing ro; 1, i, ' thus far futile attennpf Al g. /: :'r, '' y l” v. CrrJSSWQI(��. &6' �aho,'bl ' Kto sq, h'y,: x' fir11 ,"' w airy ,!�h,�irr Edwards Cinema' multiplex Council „' l ` VeA n, gear, r;i;�, ; man Lake: Mackenzie will seek toha ,rte r Christi n .put• on his rai, „', ” F, rtainrnent Dining.:,..... > ..' f the parkin `lok, and � � j�;,Y2 ��, �„ an . Vefi.Ute�1 It1tQ rrur�� fit nay r prepay +' br `ta” ht ,the 'carts` bacK'" to the w,' lir y Attar ohn trie 0 9 air „� ordinance that woutci��rezone. the 8. Kid's kage Af3 f,l front of the;store. (Photo by Bob., L s;� `/1 acre'parcel,<'where the theater is to be Opinion &' Comment..............AfJ ' - ), k lr� r�; built; Into a' Specific ;Plan Area desig r - Brovrnne)��`;' - .... ....... h Wx v t �wr 1 �t natlQl� I111SY;wgUld Stall any COtiStruc Sports A III > � I Ult Given the number of ob-ec iJ, . : , f i� tion; ^if, . ' . approved by the count J �.ri �� tions' .. ; /� h n ` r raised to the4heater, the status of it could I , l Otter . I �` t�i��ry be changed a Specific Plan'rezon- " �' "�� .�, �c ,,;,,; trz�� t is :tin said: Mackenzie. `The .(Edwatds ,, H_K ems. ;.. ;, a r, x" 1 g),'r Y" v /r _ `! t v� a vq'sted interest ,,, r.�' ;.1. f Cinerina) don't ha e any .e i 8y�. r ��j „r'11 . . d �' as! pt. I will sup_ 'est to the council that. A*AiwX , , r` r t ,..N'i1*xr k'ryi. 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I. - r GOMMUNITY'110iCE EDITOR ■ 11 "4012"40a �""The City must identify s>tes fat 47$ `% F 1; "�_t''lit lousing units affordable; to very lacy I}ncome househdlds" 'Rallnart Park r r ■ , I qs istant C sty 1Vltriager Carl Lei told' h �, , n. /�%� ,t.. w� , , the city's planning commission;Thurso e , , , flay night.' They'd have, to be .multiy.Jud,:Snyd@r Housing and Community Develop family, housing, with a density af. about COMMUNITY VOICE EDITOR merit office in Sacrameato. 2 units`to the.acre. '',,,Little has -. een,,s,aid or done, "HCD staff+xeportecl that'State law, The city's 'tinder the. dun Lrom the abouk a,homeles,s, shelter in lohnert and a �ourtdec issan,'require each city , . Housing and Commugity.Development ., PaKk' �'he sub)ei�,t,carne tap at Ythe''.rc'` to 'Jclentrfy "homeless shelter `sit®s', oZ office. in Sacramento., Overall, the,., City.'s Planning,, Commission meet,,:,' within their jurisdiction,' said Lei1. �T C,D has praised RP for,its, moderate' :. ing Thursday night, ig Crty Hall. "The' crtymust review its ordinances - ai tt lgw,income housii, but the very ln., a:Yrriemo from ,Assistant City and remove obstacles to establishing low income housing availability falls; MV tnager:^Car1.l',Leiyo;', he';.told the ,,:,shelters in the r designated areas," ' '`, Tar short,of the HCD yardstick, 478; °c„ornrnts ign the' draft,rHousing Ele Leivo mentioned a "rule'' of , un}ts tobe specific.. r Ment of "'s C,eneral,Plan °.`proposes thumb” that 'cities, about 40,000 s� t e , ': 11'; su ort'..homeless o p ulation; such as Rahnert 'Park. We need, t :�kgcu .an lands : Wttlisn tl> l . the ,CC Y. - PP P P Q ,: ,., , ' . " .,, HE',F,IRS PUCE: T© FLp Q,'Iri the Rohnert Park`s ' ea,is Ro' Hnort Park '.' i. , :.,, 45 . r ..I,1:: mot rco . i' skis °' `(have.about 400 hgnreless:a''^But�no r `"T„ : , .,::': T .,, - c t hm ts' asd Le yo-. It s„gosng• to: ,,. , shelters lgcateci=r kte, a ., e. x r.r s Wa .a few hundr aids east gf.Stony,Point Road: Contln�aed heavy t,Y t �,,Ite.s y, p.4�,Y be dsfhcult ko meet state sec uiretz>ents sn Sonoma Count . But .tht .does s': ., t l . , , y rains could, flood �.the''fi6i�s�,� n the ,area; and possibly tfireaten Rancho Verde �(� ''ve;b st u •� not,s`test the;ire usrements qt the; See 11a►>?eless, A2 .: light f: a u e N.. I e, , ; r a -:Y g obile' Hoge Perk .Which` sits near tpe aonflti nee of eHln bapgh. Creek and rn, gh p,.Me s. (' �, . , ,; r : .. is , r es t ears. "> �: ^' r ”, t e ,L u a. C�, Ba to osa'; A o .. 'con cal;;;char Ql (Photo y ,B to Rrownne) i ling wtth,thls fo:,, gh . y, h9 r�� n _ 4 $! ,,:" �< l: ,._ c ::,�, _.< :, i ::r, , .. ,' . , �,' , :�, .,,, . e ad : a ,list oC,I _Ossl , h ,1 n I. �. ,., svo ,h , P g� a: ,'-r. ,,,r ,,, - ' -int k Pl, : s ,�.''.. , SSG er• 1 ow . n T e;.c t. a l a. e s tl a e s eed„qf a e.. h e, a uu, o e�' osst >1 . Th hos ,t�, �t, a ..a :d , i, 1)' ��t ', ' 1` 4t i.� tgs, .and:the Bey 1pw�lnG, m; 4i, . * l?.. h r t. ;, P y `` to '0 2 units;'Phe bulk:of : , tor:kh tt purpose and' laps "are:'alread attari for thy:, }ase t?Luslcting very .rues added up. 1, , � . , hausin . ,I hss! corn ted a _ I'municipal: snthe works tor``a health. center here: low income, ., them';wauld be south tf the ..g p '. p. p r ' � -I..sion l t week on'the feassbslst of •noma'. o , � I its the ro-! South ,of the baseball s ` dsurrr; would discus a y ;Sol ks ,�. 1 tum (305 un )> P �” baseba 1 staid l sI. la _ ,b l e RP,,x v n e e erie �overtlow' annex,, g, I I .1. �'; e ressway'. C , 'Ic � � I 1; � I 11.� � , ,�� os rt rte'i'at RP'Ex ressway,' mean ria s g' rn rg y ;, , ., ., {<t,,x: pged h p al. P reg S ttthwesti ,and Sonoma;Stai- t4lu ai(Of Snyder;i,ane . ;. i o. rid Snyder"Lane northast4orrzur• (2l8 " sew, er. ponds ',elsWhe . _, ,,. ,, ;, . I I-, 1, . . wn� t` , .n Southwest Boule shopping center..woutd'be difficult and far mixed.StudenkYand.tsrc ultyhc�ustrtg,. units), redevelgpt g , . o . PP By 'Bo Browne ,this articular 'storm, as it traveled j,.', r 152.'u Sts and 50 City . Ha11 L)rive'is planned' foe just thstt, '.,. 3 ,:.: :. ; b , �, ., particular , Bled ,yard silopprng Cerate ( .) . y . See,Ver -law, A2 , COMMUNITY VOICE STAFF WRITER . C .(�ceaii, has not had a a new ,cit hall:I. U` y across the Pacsls l, Hall Drive 100 units). y . 'City11 I �:1 I ,The tropical weather we'ye heard so .'ch, e'to gather the warm ,moisture ■ r", b I � , ,,, M�,; f=rrtuclt; about,, is finally here, Mind North- typical! otrtrppical storms. �''`�A oftft Aft ' ern `C,alsfornia hots already gotten a. .:,.l ", . rain .'had been steady enough k , Y -,,, thr ay al I 11I .' ,been, that local ,. ;,.gogd,soakiag:' augh`Sunday and n ( usiial floodin otos creeks and flood control channels were Lind ercover had: rented;: a Stara e locker on Martin Some of the g.. P p n u '¢ Park but ,Public movin a lot of,` water.. ``:Co eland . Sanama .County' Sheriff s: De ark- .; metharn hetamine:(,to ,a °'d obtained a search war ant',': pccurred in. Rolinert ;,hl c.. , , ,. � • P ' about ' six detective at the Wal Mart paxksI g clot, Avenue,._an r „ "merit ;mvest> ators seized Works Dire%tor Bill Ste hens sit s;.he, Creeh is doing what it's'. supposed to ., ed t;the scene,. for: that location; Phere they ,!found P ; y ., k.,, „ S .�; I,metharn hetasnine ,and ai{d was<then arae f a ,, , . ..:...3, n „watch' of3 varsaus " "do, grid sq"is the flit ebaugh Channel, '. pound ,,qf P R:; :'a the four, qunds of„the. drug, has ,Been ,'keeps g. , , r ma last week Lpetectsves then served, a search war; n . , r , r, . P , arrested at Rgkrnert Park. n ,: ,.1, , weather re orts, and expects` enough said Ske07 s.. 41 "i” at' 5425.' .Sri der : Geaslin satd, , . P so of :undercover rant on Hogd h., Y Glen ,Hildebrant,`': ,who pro 11 as the ;,culminat n .,, ,::., : � , , , .. ,..,'< "ants" o ''%`metham hetrimine breaks sn' the storm this week that high u. , , .. P 1. 'I' I tl 'sition, ,_ Lane; "where they, re'' - dly fou ,d„1, ,' Phe am p ,g , , g - y, for the C.atrl- g - t e shersff s 1/2, otinds of the drug and about involved su est that Hood Was selling waters m town will be able- weekl went ler statistics g y, r cif, h P de leis. °`l would between showers. munity.•..Vosce;, noted;thai the present S t. Sand Geas to " t rioted that the inJesti _ ation � $35,000 in cash. Investigators estimate the drug'<ta asrri tiler a W t� . _ storm ou ed three inches of rain on ,cle artmen , g s; zed at imagine ine he was moving a. pound a' My.tal e on it is. that the El Nino.,pat P , f P in ail for, several months the street value,of ,the drug ,sed, g „ s . . ; Rohnart Pstrk between Saturday after - Thad been ga , g w ek ", Geasli s ec�ulated, :fie added, '' i is cpntli m ng, and'that produces .• Shard afternoon on Thursday, Eric the resident Ott mare than $20,000 e. n : P , ,.; noon • and noon Moneta . "I`h s, brings y ' ; storms that generally move. through Y . d 32 ,of Rohnert Park, While searching the Snyder Lane res I' _ ,: ; 4' .... ; the total since' Jul 1 to about 20-1/2 names boas See Meth, A2 faster, yard;Sto hens. Thattneans that Y that Hood r r; , P P and . of science, inches,.,Which,is abouk. five\to six inch - re learned t re artedl sold a uarter- o , , , - , Y , " ; . , P . ,, es mare than average., Phe yearly aver, , ; , ; ,I 1. ;' r , 5 inches. TW d age for this area is about 30.2' l r t "What 'harts: Rohpert Pant is a big �. *u,� r ' d, storm that includes tyyq to foui hours of Y � �, t � , lie e the' storin is . : , '::, �, heavy downpour; w t+► . , 3 £ : rt d Ste hens' ,' ', ' ;; ked -right over us; s' i P . 1 I , ,/{{f - s. .,�x,v _ .rr? ,y • ►� d'! , y,' v `q Pa , , . , � r .1 r �', I. I tL',� �111t�i ;11 ��I I air tl Stephens said he has prepared for- that qtr cy ' b evaluating the city's �' contingen y s+� !� 'r ,h '`` ; ..' ''+ storm ,drain sy"steirri .during this ` year',S „- „,: �' , ' Jr�: B dud'Sn de's ,', r �iy,F, ., Y.., Y 'smaller'. storm's,' Aside from the usual L^%' �' +t a 4i° , �U m MMUNITY VOICE EDITOR lqW-1 In residential areas; SU(h as ,,:I ir, ,, a, �, Ott a yaw „P ,r V. : N _ co Y , 'Iwo',caniroversial items will be fac . Rancho. Verde Mobile:Home Park, res- �/, Jfp : , .. . ., r ,t „ 1 r i ,;.i',,,, ,,,ty', v 1 Hcytu:'4r Ir. C 1.l �rr„Fi 4G '�.ir', ? . in ohnert`Paxk s Cit Council when, �s „� : Biu, a ;a "' ohnert Park .G and P "�}rA I ;rte g' R.. Y idents' 'of R sec- w ,.,,: ,. .i. , : r , r' ; ' k "fv G,' � ' k they., eet tonight Puesda in Cit Ir,urs 1. >. 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EXpreS, why .., , � �: �. : � ^..,�; §'( r � �' .i r. �Viv1„� ri �`�3t i'""�.:°A N��e,W�M1 ;.h� � ,� ; p.!M�! �x, t 1� V't+qr,v, � : C1aSS1�1�Ci ads S , o ' F1 arMFy�a., ;:Y�� iw3�try ,kP_x �.(v •rya "'SI agenda. C e os�';caris� laced `In their s w a a 7, :!, � . %: , p,m:,on the g t�, Ey ,n:.ath :;,_ :,,p ., .,.,,;{ e,P.,. t,s -' '' - {' ,r' 3. ,' ' ..,nGn ! ,' r 4 su 'ect to. catchirl r y� �'� �� err 's '" , „A;Ir W lWr nk Cciugar Newx ...,..:. t...............A r CoraMs We e, - bJ jv'tx le will be introduced Sri �i , .': P ,x, aj "r% 9r s to sta the a'; uet of,. Wind y„and baing ro; 1, i, ' thus far futile attennpf Al g. /: :'r, '' y l” v. CrrJSSWQI(��. &6' �aho,'bl ' Kto sq, h'y,: x' fir11 ,"' w airy ,!�h,�irr Edwards Cinema' multiplex Council „' l ` VeA n, gear, r;i;�, ; man Lake: Mackenzie will seek toha ,rte r Christi n .put• on his rai, „', ” F, rtainrnent Dining.:,..... > ..' f the parkin `lok, and � � j�;,Y2 ��, �„ an . Vefi.Ute�1 It1tQ rrur�� fit nay r prepay +' br `ta” ht ,the 'carts` bacK'" to the w,' lir y Attar ohn trie 0 9 air „� ordinance that woutci��rezone. the 8. Kid's kage Af3 f,l front of the;store. (Photo by Bob., L s;� `/1 acre'parcel,<'where the theater is to be Opinion &' Comment..............AfJ ' - ), k lr� r�; built; Into a' Specific ;Plan Area desig r - Brovrnne)��`;' - .... ....... h Wx v t �wr 1 �t natlQl� I111SY;wgUld Stall any COtiStruc Sports A III > � I Ult Given the number of ob-ec iJ, . : , f i� tion; ^if, . ' . approved by the count J �.ri �� tions' .. ; /� h n ` r raised to the4heater, the status of it could I , l Otter . I �` t�i��ry be changed a Specific Plan'rezon- " �' "�� .�, �c ,,;,,; trz�� t is :tin said: Mackenzie. `The .(Edwatds ,, H_K ems. ;.. ;, a r, x" 1 g),'r Y" v /r _ `! t v� a vq'sted interest ,,, r.�' ;.1. f Cinerina) don't ha e any .e i 8y�. r ��j „r'11 . . d �' as! pt. I will sup_ 'est to the council that. A*AiwX , , r` r t ,..N'i1*xr k'ryi. 'i n`'�:dlR/ hlinll r .6.'�rl�i YY suggest - , - ,see Agenda, A2 - _. ;I r .. , ,,. I.. ,. .. .. ; I ... -.. .. :. -... - r / Y11,. + i 'hi 1 1 , I tI ' %�f , �11 , • ;y,r A2 —Tuesday, The Corms uni .. Voice 'i� Rohnert Park/Cofmi, Californi a Y, 3, 9J January �. , 1 � .. , Very ,—lo. Continued from o Ai - Agenda from Al , .,, Continued -� This would tree : up a lot of Cor"ilmlission,",laid Leivo, with a con feted eneral Pleur ' ` F G they agree to: introdup` 6 such an cel; later in the; agenda' follow-' �leciclecl to, b rental housing II1 I ohnert PilllC," "W call dO, It rn g way to meet they ma ,_aQce t an leXi�tld Or- " build lel the, ''vacant ,, , Y P , : ,r , p. f , ordinance Hq,would„need t�rree Ing council sirs” us said Commissioncr David -°the x-478 unt,ts but. we re,;,not ve low incomehousm ." > ` c Sion; on the . ,Price Club buildtn insteltd. ': ry g. votes to do this:, planning commission's " ap- Edwards Cinerna`..thtui`'6o Mochel "Maybe with rent subsi going �o do it;,by the year 200()," The: ,land between RP "There's a chance k up this could , proval of the theater. Thrs.pre , -the' laii, iedui ed the nrir i 'er ` dies mechanrsril it can.be cions. rephed:lVloc h" 1. Expressway aiid the north ed e be done " p X b of "In: order to annex that land "The',best w. l tp yid rt; is i"te- of the SSU g 1 said Planning 17irec sei>ts an interesting poem: Can screens, from 16 down il' '12 . , Y ; . y n SU campus is owned b for Wendie Schulenb,ur . The the,'courlcil undo a ro ectit has di you'd have to amend the Gener- y g P J scslyded, the .proposed res tau y grate. ;very Ic7w �nc<ome multi- Quaker .Hill Development Co, rights to the property are note ahead '`a roved?, 'Phis` Ives r• al . Plan, , the Urban. Growth family hop`sing`with single fan;_ Leivo�rioted anbexation beyond.y pp ant on'the, site, made:' One � vested' until building permits rise to Schulenburg's comment architectural 'changes," - Boundary and go to hRFCO ily homes," said: Commissioner ,the city's UGF3'would "f�lce tough .,.,_ Ginges and von . g are tssrled and they have not about a possrble lawsuit rt the planning; cti►nrttisg16n. a`� rovaj�. (Local Agencies Porhration-�Stiawn�Kilat: � sledding witlrh;AFCO in Ii of been��ssued tls��ofl=ori �r Jrir - �' �. ,.;: FP , . "Tha the , intern that's been their rtllirr ds Yl. �u ySpecrfrc. Plan Elrerl desagnatrc tl , � e en bar l 1 C r e . � ,est p g ort the Cree side Mid #iry 1 }; °It's a titechn calit ,, but,it is approved , �� '°' -" ` , " � .1% . �;, d sated the decision 'zrzcl.;;r ow followed .i Rofinert Park,"said die School si,te.The told the cit ould,end u "'n-`'a la sui p 1 t . approve �s, P w , t t1 the I he thQa er . was �, roved rt u to tits cour `11 Leivo. "Another way is to build to complete their GP and also'saic� Spcifc Plan designation is. back ' in April 1997 with 16 `,',, her items t t„`:'-v ' Continued from Al — _ multi-family units first, then the were not in favor of ” ,.Qt on.. klieg Benda y % �: p1i (e tPpIOVG'(1,>e ;: SCfeerl,$., It was a nenla,.est Sill has ever been taken on _ sen le farnrly homes. hhrs wa meal annexe Uon w r .' .., ; . �� ,�:,, Incl. ude a repot t tin ,a ; ate of Y t h h apP�h, �; ,, Mac en�Ie s, redrtest, comes ';:project at the ;titrne,� Cine .f,i rec ,, the actual number of homeless homebuyers cannot protest." errtl describe 1 `"" '' �E �, ?�?sett borne itres.11t Rohnert' p y d t le Greeksrde 6Q grip under matters frc[li ,coup- West deo -, r'r'�.r in the cit "It's not as as we a pped.,theslte �>ntia,, Park,,,, rppolntme,. Siit� y'� variou Y xe acre.ptucel.„ ,:.. z`w. "' �`,S,'u"`� •'i S. .At the Thursdaynight meet- makin it 'out to be"' + �,•;4i �,, ,,s.; sa r" �'�r>�l��elt 4R lmtb �' , g g e, Sd1du 11r1p1ernentdtrC7n ol, a', roposed aw;,. �, r, c, � , pis ,,t�;�, y �1 slwln p 1�'� commit-` t si , _ ,s ;..i ,e� yf^ Y .:.,; r.;tl"„`+; i:: ',r :�'Idr yea ;�r+ #..q ,. in tale still-vacant o' e ., „ ,, a., .. £ '.�`' g, t Krnart store M ch , We need ttttte to ;look �.,affar able , rausrn o ;,� �� Contin d� ;;''. �� ,�:, t es; a Gelir�tl P�,.np'drscussion 1,,, w ;:; a f� l p[, Je.4t out ue...from A1. � .,. k,. A;- ';� f S. .+ ,Ri �."' 1 1.. A d•, }l,v,.p _ !t .1.6. on Redwood I�nve at as er�- o s� �,.#; ncl ��' and RP e 't r Utes �d, .r udrn i �.> ., . ; ids ties;,.�IB thus Would ,, �';s �� "� 8 ¢, o1 ,rl cable' : x,.. 1,s :o.,i �, .,. „1 ,it. t is, ..a. .., ,,,:,.� not bei ,.v '<: �Jlpp�d, ,.' a ,'edlS a g o. A:, , ,,, 1 X res wa Was menti ed> l c • W Ile d-•aL• rod r :, t g, S4 �� drrllnS aIld;4 o0 40 tr ;4�'ti' V '11(7 `°' p Y on .,.s r ..e.,, e b der General rea . ' bl aeasi �, tl n of chi n, w�t?rt.o ntnunrt Surn sRba �y..: ble, card fery 4;9r ,, .,. s f lie., floodrn a ecru 1 �,�,,.,.,,;,; , r possible homelessshelterr, , �::,,!'lanao; et.I AFCQ.torn a;�"., �.,, :; g , ,_, ,P, e. o bels, but Ste ens card silt c:;tnit Iask�.,E c ca -ta „ .;;ti ,buy to�,�,t11�n IrrS _fc:rlUctCy .,8 .rrlemo t0 th a n,,, p.. O?�,,:.�.,i�,.,, jl,.,..,or �epCOgreSS clndt e ears <:a ;; ; - >, F�., , r , ,:;. .:,:? ,,Y„ -o was due to;�. lu ed ;;trnues waster:,,;, ark I was thinkingof`soiriethirr scud Lelvo. "Ifwe'go`fo LF�FGCa cor 'nrssron�andthe rt �, P,,, gg ng, dowrrstrea p and res re=tt on matters. older than' " r}! 4 y coun4il. s stem ,�.., �, �:. perhaps Kmart, said ; ,, f 1 Y_;. ,. p ns said Thi; , beg,%dQluge, on ,the other; hated, �l closed ,dc Qr session to dis- Comrnissioner Dave Mochel, �n few plugged systems we have, will'deposrt gravel aiid`rocks in cuss persounle and litivatioin 1Y�I� to e ��,� There are rnan different Continued from Al b were rdvntrhed to ;,earlier.: 1 d�control stem ” rm ltte err I y ,; y,s ,.. ').be .� <t tlndwth`.Puh kinds of erne ren , . storms ;.:;�rnd r we ye eared': ��.,� Stc ie : J P; l ns wadde tat the�crt rs ,�� lr4 waren ebe r rg�" ser; rg cy shelters,. that there have been bigger is corltmurn rand so;f ,Ho �" .; o . ,b.:, .t , Y . i. „ r,l ,..r ,. ,c2d'!, �', thUse,.' },; ,prepared,,rn the•e�enti�'that':JW11:'.�:I.he. 4c2uticil� s<ridCeivo. busts, and he figures this bust. the only suspect in this case. The re �rlso had been a buildup weather is wetter than predicted; m'inuteI froirr S: S to G p era. for No further action was taken will put,a only temporary dent Blood was charged.with'srile itnd "o last, week. But a response to,the in the su 1 „ . ,, , gravel rn storm drains,,but so. and tglks nneed of�sandba s�crin "rt sola urns reflections pP y possession for sale of rnethann-' far' no. such buildup ' g ctlang HC1 tm lidmeles5 shelters with- The statistics tell tlg that h. ,. bap P has' find' tree Sand and bags 'at the thoughts and words of 'i , 5 at the phetamine, !and booked into g n, plea occurred, Stephens. Bard. A lot of public works yard f at 600 Enter tion for 1998. in the; city will have, to be forrnu- drug 1s out ,there," said Geaslin. � �eounty jtiil "on�$500,000; bail.' � � silt has made rtswa into • fated sometime soon and put.into "As fore what we're able to find. Anotlier, methamphetamine Y o storm prise Drive, and at Gobs Park, The public is invited. St for, !t' rl real arrest Was Yilade the next d<l on r. "■ r.,,'" action before June 30, 2000, to rind arra y - meet the II Ure41urrernents. tial amount." The investigation ElrnenclUrf`1'lace in,,Srinta Rosa. _, (� 11r ��7i�%"i '/f/fM /1"f$ C Aft ....��•�I�,. It rn a ti _f jy ji u 1 it i Y Rohnert Park/Cotati California' The CounniXriity Voice Tuesday, January 13, 1998 ,- A11 ",,Vmoi" i r HOTEL PENNGROVE Kelly's ,,Bar Grill. Established in 1859 - "Down Dome Cookin"' Burgers * Appetizers . Ask For Daily Specials 'Liquor Catering Available 10056 Main Street, Penngrove • OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK + 795-3736 ' F ie Vii, EE d food gxQiink All Games �pe4lals 1/2 Price Call 5$5.0226 for more information DOUBLE DECKER LANES 300 Golf Course Drive, Rohnert Park PRIME RIB 11$795, It! lead wlnle $ # f� } k 5{ @ F i d i24S 4 i ,I 5 5 4 _ d{ ;t i >4 [f f '�i' .v' Si �� 5 } +.4 i I t n. Anne Zimrr�5{ and set a ` her 19th four games ' At Haywar'„ ,. Cossacks cors s s £3 t t '. s^` }} g `i� tt'tz. � '& ,y4 � r 3= 1 5}j'F £ } i�(SYA. S} 41#o =�Iz F.! i dt £ Si` : E7' t '61 The Rar a,`�� x# varsity ball t off an up --c,' :3� prs Montgomea ' �; %4 r=F 'I. day, ran 1�,1'� t1i; VitsCt{ f ,I inspired Uk ; H aft e. 1 F4t1F� tt=s q day in Ukist ' .. losing a 77-3 ��#'+11 r, �, t 3 Y f £ Wildcat$ ;°ice £sL ° 1 s f s E.t F i,, y�. 1 f Playing Y b six%`�sx yr int t d 3 t 4izs x f:A � x t� £ c �_ j fit• vices, of M� missed .the prior coni Cougars go CENTURY from Mike r/A Saturdr'ay. n' seven of his Cry C�2rrION January 17 second cluari Service guaranteed. 7pm cho to a 36-' Ukiah, 1 5 4M4 "1 CHANNEL 32 advantage shooting sl (the .Cougart a 4 � s .�- ✓ r f.r + f « - & rs t � 4 � { ,e 4 5 'v 9r shots from ' Went on Dinin g bored 'G H0hery. looking for 5onlething, to dot Then check out the mNoon erchants .. . thio page For fun and entertainment that will keep everybody ornilinel , , Al2 Tuesday, January 13, 1998 The Community 'Voice Rohnert Park/Cotati, California N , u ROH"N' PA , C, 11. H THE ITIS COUNCIL WILL REVIEW EDWARDS MEGAPLEX PROPOSAL ON GOLF° CUR E DRIVE CONCERN The City of Rohnert Park approved a 16 -screen theater at the same location in 1996. Edwards wants to decrease the number of screens tQ ,12 within, the same "size floor area, Although (on the surface) this appears ,to be a reduction, it actually increases the impact on traffic. Movie theaters "snigger" their showtimes to spread the volume of customers over a period of time. When you spread the same number sof car trips over 12 intervals instead of 16, you increase peak traffic. SOLUTION Require a traffic study to evaluate the:change in trip generation. Require that the number of seats be reduced so that traffic Impacts will also be reduced, ,CONCERN ',Edwards 'has proposed increasing the mass of the building (above what was previously approved) by 30 percent. They want to do this by increasing the overall height of the building by 10 feet, The change in the visual impact of the building will be enormous. SOLUTION Require an environmental impact report to study the visual impact of this new proposal. Require that the .building be relocated on the property, to where there will be less visual impact on our neighborhood. CONCERN Edwards' theaters„are, famous for using more neon, lighting (BOTH inside and outside) than piny other'theater owner in California. Their recently opened theaters in Irvine and -Ontario, CA, each have literally miles of neon: We do not want the glow from this massive pro- ject to light up our neighborhood each night. SOLUTION Re uii:Q Edwards ,to submit a lighting plan prior to considering their application, Require stn giro' trheht4t q t ,:., ,' ...,, �. f pac,� deport to study the impact of all proposed lighting on our.nearby homes. CONCERN The City of Rohnert Park has not required a new traffic study for the Edwards MEGAPLEX, despite substantial changes that have taken place singe the last traffic study in December, 1995. Also, anew traffic signal is -now being installed at Roberts Lake, All available data 'is now outdated. SOLUTION study that would evaluate the changes that have take Require a traffic s` y g n place since December, 1995, CONCERN This MEGAPLEX does not have enough parking without the City of Rohnert Park granting an easement for use of the golf course park- in lot. Substantial changes in the use and operation of the golf course have taken place. The last evaluation was done during the traffic g g p g study in December, 1995. Parking from the theater could impact an already "maxed -out” parking situation at the golf course. SOLUTION Re-evaluate whether giving Hiway (free of charge) this easement is appropriate. Evaluate Current parking requirements of the golf course, operations through a new professional traffic study. Require that the MEGAPLEX besubstantially downsized to insure adequate parking, CONCERN Edwards operates a large number of video/coin-operated games at their many.locations. A use permit is required in Rohnert Park for the operation of video/coin-operated games SOLUTION Require Edwards to submit their entire application NOW, including their use permit application for the operation of video/coin-operat- ed games so that the impact on our neighborhood can be properly assessed. CONCERN There will be: a severe economic and social impact caused by this MEGAPLEX: There are, Qr will be,>two other theater complexes in Rohnert Park by the time this MEGAPLEX gets Linder way: All three cannot survive. In fact, if all" three must compete, the following scenario would probably occur. First, the Empire Cinemas will close and next, the Price Club or Edwards, theater will close. We risk hav- ing two large empty buildings. The risk is not worth approving yet another new big -box building where.it `Is not wanted. SOLUTION Require an economic and social impact study as part of�an environmental impact report for this MEGAPLEX. CONCERN The Rohnert Park Planning Department has recommended that these proposed changes are ininor'and do not need further review. SOLUTION Attend the public hearing. Let our City Council know that we want these proposed changes to be,properly evaluated, PAID FOR BY NEIGHBORS OPPOSED TO THE GOLF COURSE MEGAPLEX - KIM LEAL, TREASURER ,�, / �R,ohJttert I'arlc/Cotati, California The Colti�.muni Vance ` uesda anua 13, 1998 - » ,.;, T Y� .� — A1S `,y L`" �` i ., t! n , t, .,:. 1 , .: --- - - " , „s �1` , i , , ' 1°! ° ' � ! r it - , + , , , , , - , t. ! l� �' :. �i ' „ . .......... ....,,s. ,:;., , .. .,, ...1,,,., ,� �C,S s :_ t Qt , # �._lTl .h rit„ ,. ,�:... .�. „ .,,,P -,yam. , t� .Frianc ;3 , . u, , .; , .. ; , , H+RI VY rated.. 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No .exp; nee., ,for, five;.yoars ,[uranin w0rkln ith, urhands. ;/ o, _, i n n P. s,,,, rt,; a/ , s great, Homeowners Onl .Con Ca11935.8515 ,. .::,'• Take'.: ”' r. month)-0ui t' b tut g: 9 W Y,Q may [equrrQ an aPRlicant lot. Reward. 578 1528 Y alt,: $1;700 ,Call ,.. flown' master exhaust; y, e , ea„ ifuf�, , . G Transport.,, i Local territory, +Pr, tected •. 4 to , rch se e w m ' solidate ,!gills,, No equity , r:. 1, •; 635 8 $ for :: , ,. , eq, , ! h count Huntin ; b, l i�raisn tnl a aspects o ovenant pu , a, . q ,.p ;.ant 5, mere info .need bol work': h9 ry,. 9,, „,us a s„ f not:n?aking ::00441.1394 ;„,Expen accounis;i$40,0OO;;base.: . , . ,. ,,. � ° a,: r:os” .. ,..,,, . or maker Is.:. ,. r • needed. Up, to, 125,/° of . Fishin : skun close.` "" 859 er week, n "ed drivers a" °" a $3,540/obo. 996-0301 9 g $ , P, .c nd:vwner + bonus fi benefits. Gall InstluCtCott o4r .homes :value. Fast VVOLFF TANNING BEDS. , 0 g'; ,, u $9,850! Owner 718 852- CaII NOW 56.9.8:1$6 ",gperatcrs 1 840 338• M.A R.S. '''alnternational • € Y �q� p x. application. 'No up -front TAN AT HOME:' Buy di SItV Eg01 J- It 0935. (GAL SCAN} , 6428.,Graduate.students ,Toll free 1-888-346 GOVERNMENT JOBS feesl Stop bills naw!'" rect and SAVE. Com- CARS: $100-$500 Police ADULT Bud Meyer Refrigerates 221,7. (CAL SCAN) Now ,hiring. $16,00.4 GUITAR LESSONS limited Timet" Ameri- mercial/Home units from JAGGING STROLLER impounds. Honda, Che - GOVERNMENT; ,Fore NEWSPAPER muck Line solo „drivers ,,,, $68 000; Call .1-800.8 3- Learn your favorite songs. con Lendin Services $188.00. Lqw monthly ood con ' i v , Jee s & S ort Utilit closed Homes, pennies, „and. contrWois, toil, frse 6 . , "! , Mark Benjamin, BA m,!, P 9... , a mems., ,; Free color: , g dii on $110 Y P iii p Y_ CARRIERS I '„ _06.19 ext,J-4qo for,.our', , , 1 800 338.1050,, P, Y .:: _ , 93 -$395. ,, Must., sell... 1 840 -712 - on the $1. Re,o.8, VA,:!- ,:1,7888,6,67,3729..,,,(CAL music. 6648046 .,.,:,. catalo . CaI: otla 1840 !-„ . P, . The C , nmumt , Voice ?; : SCHOOL fbce, Mana er ,,, rent Federal ,County, !CAL CAN) `;. 9 L,t y 7474 ext 7108 HUD, Sheriff,safeis No 4 Y ,, , ,SCAN) .", ^,,,, 9 :Gt &state lists ;.;, 842-131!). (CALSCAN)'' CAL<SO n , ,is seeking adult ,thele Sonoma,,Gharter School _lY, r' , NORR1C TRACK PRO;' ( AN) mo ey down , ..govern „ : (GAL $CAN),<, �y� >,I3 tri 5 CASH Immediate $$ for. :: , - .. pendentr` carnes;,;, far °'E ECTR seeks full ,`time, ,School , , { ttS <: r8 Wirth workout c rn tue meet loans ; aXallable",.• ONICS ,TF±AIN „s,, �� ,,I:5 structured, • seal monk _ , Q o r� routgs wiihm':Rofinert Office; Man er. Position *ir�F:,:t2 11Ctei _;.. a .,. , WOODSTO EI Lo r:•. now: Local.hsitn S. Tall:•: ES. Job o @,ni s with• APprh(»,s,K:f.,;:: Y arge ,R,,; Pulse.'sensor,:exc cvnd •- SEIZED CARS from. ,. 9 . , Fr. F ,n9: .. and. deferred .msuranoe; . Park. , ! o en m1d Janu Haur excellent condition.' r:r 300: free 1 800 669 2 2 ext ',; Xcellent.:benefi s... P lda f !Y er $ , ,: `939 6477• $175. Porsches Ca ilr 2 :0 o... t ,,,.a _ „claims. J.G. "Wentworth., - d Only , three ,.lebVery, lysate $10-$1.i +;benefit , CIt(Ir�art$ n 1000 ENVELOPES- Reasonable.offers.., H-4000. CAL SCAN r; t air ng .i and ' relocativ .,til lees -c ev s BMVV!s ( ) ... r, r?.:,;, e, toll 1[ee 1 88$ 231 5375:` " a litfaitt„ Y days aeon week. Per. package. R wrements, $4,44.0 from homo) Make 996-3844 High" School „diplom , oq , CAL'SGAN " Cor/etteS:AlsoJeepS, fact far those lookin Ofiice m mf. eX en@nGe;, ' $4 er envelo e' oU stuff ^;+ ( ) . r:, To �U ;: ', tf4tl5C8 : 3 y, grads,: ages 17 34. ,1 9., :,. p. ,:,, :,, ,..T E C m p P , Y I `, ,. N;c ?, ., y. xa.,," ,,4WD s ;Your area. TvII to, supplement current Spanish, ,exc wn,lin and s: H om unity Child with .m circulars, : u r fGG BCC:.: 800 345 6289. 0:,. Y g a DEBT C SOLfDATiON,i; Atttl.. #fes , '' freed -840.218=9000 Ext, income yr seekin s eakin skills :basic' c ins pN. ,� : tl i Caro ,Council. mamla i p, Cut tsi o , ° „i„e , ?,,... GUTTA• , 9 (CAL SCAN) ; p. 9. ,_ a ., a;Irstin of he rased da anteed. Free Info: ack , pay en,,•,, l . 59/0,. R WANTED! Local '' A-5139 for current list- BUYERS CALL for it part•tirne work. i. . , ., :. cvUntmg, ; CPR/Firsk.,Aid :. 9 , . Y ,call ;Howl 1-310-85T m musician will pay up to ' ^ ee , care roviders, ). L Reduce or ;el!minate. in, 1940'S STYLE Wft't $12 5 rngs.;(CAL SCAN) M t h' C I C k' P us ave current a i EXPERIENCED::, ompuler, ..;s ills Mac 2130 Dept. G6 a(24/hr, , ; i e 04 for certain pre p operhes w/ '�"= 544.3084. i . terest. Same!day ap'prp' 9keefo & Merritt s av ` tsk o r fornfa drivers License, Fi eMa r; Pro recortlin CAL SCAN t e, 1970 Gibson; Fender, „ Irrlpgrt,;; phone no. & addresses C r , .1, wanted 1, • ke , 9)•( ) , + •. vel.! :Non -Profit, ,Credit-? wish "For Sale b' Owners" good DMV record & Fu!I time work', 938 5266 ClansWorks;; Quicken trash burner Martin and Gretsch w- '� Y . guard. ofAmerca'1-804 g w„ AutQS , current auto insurance. -' Exc or anization ” and ."°` 3 sltaaitlatts s; < $500/obo, Call 996-9592 tars. Fende( am ,lifters listed with us. HELP•U• g ' 226$ 6368 , (CAL P SELL 795-8888 MARKETING people skills., Send re BtItA AREA PAY PHONE' Rte, ' SCAN), also. Call toll free 1-800- 1986 TOYOTA Corolla ,, For more info call. . ASSISTANT„ s g p ,fes• 1� ,' 75 Established.^ Hi h i .:' 995-121,7. (CALSCAN) Great condition. Only, ume includin 3 ro 9 584-222 &;ask for the , P/r. At the Dorothy Roh- a, signal .,,references;"'and Traffic Locations,+All gas EBT; ,CONSOLIDA REPRODUCTION 64k mil s:: AT AC PS: GOVERNM NT fore FLAGE'arI ad In the stations, Convenience ,4 end table, with marble to ;TY/� %'rale osed homes ennies . CtrculaUon rjert SpYeckles PAG. letter of!fntsnt to:''Spno• I IN SS.& SBRVI E' , TIONS Cut: .monthly P ,4,.;, , $3500. 935-3523 $85.939-$395 •COfT1fJUt, I *the '$1. Depnquent Depart►nent DIRECTORY! ' G. srores., hotels; etc, Earn; payments ,up ; o` 30% 4:,-. $8/hr. t0 start, For re- ma Charter School, 9q�1i� uired a lication con 17202'Sonoma Hw So• - $ 80k per year.. Mini- & Repos, Reo's. Your - 9 PP y` mum Investment 12k[ . 60%'' Reduce:. fOterest. a tact: City of Rohner# Home CA, '!95476; , 707 $ Sto `:' ': olleei' F 'i "'Yt 486, 133 Mhz, 16MB, col- '81 BM 320! looks aria. Toll Free 1-800, ASSEMBLE ARTS, „- , CII - P • G Igr1.. ,galls. tdfCrtG W x a 1 800 519-3201. FREE „,,sr or monitor, cd, windows, runs, great. 118k miles; 218.9000 Ext,H•5139 fo,r . crafts; • toys, jewelry, ' Park, 793 7258-(Et7E}., 935 4232; Fax to: x707. .,i ,, Avoid: bankruptcy Apply by Spm 1/26/98. 935-4207. Positron open ` wood items, t m sew- „»..F `s. ( ) ; confidential help. NCCS, $500/obo 765 4999 Sspd, rgcords, sunrodf rtOtlnCejlletltfl CAL SCAN current listings. Cal Scan yP . 9, until filled. 30X30'OAK BAR with two. ing, computer work from NO EXPERIENCE Nee BE YOUR OWN' B i • non•prvfit, ,i ,;, rcerised/ stools. Great condition;:`, l $2000000 938-2332 OSS. :bonded. 1=804 955 your s, are Family , BCG)ICCGS CiiCQfiiCG tfCftlBS +J y home' in essary! $500;$944,, E WONDERFUL Tired of The Rat. Race?„ , 441 CAL'SC ; ' $150000 ,939 8395 3„r, ;fof Sale..,., tune.;. ;Great pay.: Froo P ..e ce., ,Sgandinavi , 2 ( , ;,.AN) eekly Potential .Prvq.: ,, PLACE an ad m the.;: i, ^ an;: German;'Eu o can Unlimited income & sup- ; 0-632- W HE 1S details call 1-80 essiri mb a e'''' a-. !.: ,t r P • 0rti i , '^; RALEIGH Mt Bike, Red , 180K, ret iaRengfne,9Brit- FOR SALE'o'trade fo 047 2 his. g,,' :, 719, 9 r B,USINESS;,SERVICE .,:, SPuth Amengan;Asian, P Ret re 24,3$ FREE ,GASH.,GRANT,S: MAHOGANY di ni r r i- f r1ds.:'.awn hours,::.Gall months! Ve sim IeLNq,• :Colla a '<Schola hi n ng 18 speed,, chrome Moly ,. ish racing green; w/tan small motor home. 1 BD ;(GAL SCAN) , ?1 , "., ,: DIRECTORY! : », .,Russiarj exchange stn rY P . ;,9 rS Rs+; , ,;:room set, 6 chairs. -:, 890 382,-219$ , ,,.gext ';. , .. t,;. ', sailing! No hype!,1.800- Business, Medical B!Ils:+, ' frame, Alfvys. Good interior, $6004938=2063 furn/unfurn, nice aid 1, dents .attending, . bi h $500 obo goo- , 65. Y. -� r—r - -, .' 503, CAL SGAN Q 437-3565: 2 inti#, mag,.' Never RgpaY.';Toll free`, sand. $2Q0. 935 0284 great park $25,OOQoba`.. ;` ...CONFIDENTIAL + `;,' ( ) sGtiool:' Lteco,me, a host - - : tamp / SE'' Call'. 1-800• (CAL SCAN) ;:;, 1,•&00-21&9900 ext.^;`G AUT9(SEIZED cars fro Y Al _____ 5.9128 SECRETARY;;, 1, , ,., , s,,,:; 5139. CALSCA MATCHING 7. foot sof s,;' Antras sibhn www.sieLiNG.ORG . . :,, :(.. �) a;. $150.::;Ja uar, Corvette. ;; Resumes, -,,T osis: eliting,,,. FFIC,E•' ASSISTANT 9 , . Fo S I g , , tft}t15e8 TYPESETTER :,: i; ; PAY PHONE B SINESS navy/gold Southwestern,. C ,. ,..,. , , Term Pa er , ;,,. Wills/ : needed; for fast row- ,, SCAL SCAN),, ., a U .. : - , - Mercedes; BMW, Par R .@ .:0 neat MCL ,GOVERNMENT J,obs,Hlr-. atte n excellent. alit For fieflt,€= T usts of Div in I shin c with Mac exp in :: w; r. G Logativns. ,. ,. P J qU Y. soba,. , :;'Honda, 4x4's, r ,.No aryl . orces g Pub i „ g omp i q „r, • . ,:.., n now $11- 33 ®r' 1993 GHEVY CAVIL R , To , 707.584,90 6d ,' n , ,.; Ex e"rience ,:.with Ouark, Photoshop„ p of the line equip, g . $, P $7497pa1r/oba;,99I I I ,one own trucks, and more. Local , 0 Y ,,•. P f r '/ o !tion DO:iY meet. Both indoor &out- , hour: Paid.,trainmg• ^Full, „ er,20,000 miles, 850 2BD/1 BA, large, Macinty h 'and"DOS, v P t P s & 9U ,HAVE "DIABE sales listings.7oll,free fenced and car ort w/d $` ` vacation, relief at TEST Receive aur Iu- door pay -phones,, benefits Ca11,7,;days II ri automatic, 4.door, $6594' 1 00.669-2292 e t Y P COUNSELOR PIT, : 0, „ Knowledge , of,,; but y, 9 1-800-433 753 ext. �pp a GVii obo. 938-1967 eves 8 X hkup, large kit. 938 5838 hours lug er ; wee, The Sonoma'Index- cose monitor & ,supplies $1!00,000 yearly poten• „ ,e. , A-4040: GAL SGAN F P mailings aril ; poetal (. ) earl am's' Monde Fri; ;re ulatonsa jus. Tribune. Experi• at no c6sito"you 1 Call tiall,`Call Now !ll T80Q 3239. (CAL SGAN} Y Y , g P 724.1730 CALSCAN ELECTRIC DOUBLE `.,,89 ME GURY 'Con ar >GCSSSICC', AVAIL. Jan 1, 2bd/1 ba, '. !;day, in So'nvma Tp.work Send resume to: once building ads in Rainbow Foundation Inca ( ) I�1sc, R g , Ouark.,Photo scan• toll free 24 hours 1-80p ,,,,. ; Oven/Stove.' V6, AT, AC, white, CC, � .$0 .sing,..%os on 2 ac. Off :Broadway, w/developmentally ;l'rlisa- z P.O., Box C' tot Sl)Cio „ Excellent condition. power, . Cassette . wood, firs; w/tl hkup; 'bled adults &/or young Sonoma; Ca. 95476. Hing exp a plus. 226 5913 ext 104 (CAL "{ Fi64llGla) h - $75.939-9183 all - ,Send resume to: Scan) : $5000. 763-5730 1949 CHEVY'12 foot flat- 996.6d790rd, $1,200 Callt & liesef$5; 939rr1T80ning Attn: Production De t; "Composin Raom �• Sr3rVl1s... , • 3 DRAWER 'Birch desk bed. Runs excellent , 'I ' Super visor, FREE ',SAMPLE ,40-30- `•CREDIT CARD PROB- rece L $150.996ent or ••88,, MOBILE Holi; $3500. Steve 998-2-149. n 3 P 0 suitable for stud p 3844 ''. fvtAYTAG GAS Stove da Cou` Will Make .? ry DRIVER•FLATBED Ex e= ' ar "•, ° The Sonoma.;: 3Q -':Nutrition Bar! y Fe. #laic iN�rited P S. :' COAST ;GUAR Get ;LEMS?"' Debt Consali• excellent condition $150; ;; q Trl�cCts &'i V hence Paid! Up tq $48/K. , U i D Intlex Tribune started for the New Year! dation.' Avoid Bankru - CRAFTSMAN 1O'' ratlial 707- B!g0est. Baldest Muscle m p n,ow hien Women & P,O, f3vx C @ pt 096 08871pCeS i0r18"t , More exp;. + ore ay, •, g ;'i+ For;free sargpl '`and In- cy: Stop Creditor Calls. arm Saw, perfect 'shape, Car; $4000. 998.6873 ,: i $1000'S POSSIBLE Typ= ;,Great Benefit§ +.,profit men ages, 17-27. Great Sonoma,: CA 95476,, formation or " 4,Q-30-30 ' Gut IntersaL No Credit $120. Call 939 0265 ing. Part-time. At borne,-''sfiar!ng. 3yrs,OTR + 1yr.. benefits Good Pay ` ex Or faX to '1",i Nutrition „progra�ti call Check. One Low Pa • REFRICaERATOR Suburban.. 79 EL' GAMINO; 345ci 93 CHEVY citin obs. Be part of the ' 747-938-1600 1 Y 4x4 taw set-up, , 63k. Toll free 1-800.218.9000: 'flatbed required; `Com g l TPG PnteipriSes; 1.800 merit. 800-270-9$94. HIDE -BED green,, side.by side $90 erg, needs some work; miles ver clean. No Ext. T-5139 for listings. bined Transport. 1-800- action. Call 1 800.438 No, phone calls. 1228-2737 24hrs. CAL ood condition $100 obo 996-5890 glass pec, exhaust, Y 8724. ( CAL SCAN) ( ) ( (GAL SCAN) g. dings. $20,950996-2345 (CAL SCAN) 637-4407..(CAL SCAN) SCAN) .,, ,' 7Q7-996-7941. , $1'200/obo, 996-0301 . - - . _ . '• :' , .:. , .". THE EPIDEMIC' STQP tfST�ttCT ADVISOF ..... - TURN IIY A PUSIiER 01 �` C�L,L The �anlmunl Y4tce is gnaw , , . - . , I `�' ry ' seekltl , GkrcUla}tan flfStnO, CITY COUNCIL 4F THE CITY HEARING aF THE FICTITIOUS BUSjNESS u>a 'rO i,o0o �(�� p OF CDTATI AND THE NAME STATEMENT .S Q 1 - l:2:J I P %1dV)SDr (S 1 Frei t7lRrlcT e OUT' BQARD;QF DIRECTORS QF THE COTATI COMMUNITY f. . gUti{ antt.aclf ;,csCrler dGitV�,, REDEVELOPMENT AGENCYPURSUANT TO pile No, 974713 !Q , E' WARD ;d ^� �' � HEALTH ANa SAFETY CODE SECTIONS 33431 AND 33433 D,e Commundy Voice, 3201 F�iy? Fi �. �. . DI;Ce .,IO1Ct :B gnat tO iTl tit 4 REGARDING THE:APPROVAL, OF A CERTAIN SITE Prolessional'Center Driver tl Nationwide 24.Iivun St 100 P O B 2038 ' E fOWIr1 Work ,-nVjrc�rlment LEASE @Y, AND BETWEEN THE AGENCY r x4927 e. { 0 W6'rlc du#tes w11a: mGliada beth AND ZiQN$ FiRST ttAT14NAL BANK ,Kali lert,Pa k, CA.'9 ), ,- a 4 a. Roline I Nark, CA 9 928. ,. , :. , h+arne arld.,cf ice:; fl xlblc„vlc�rk<; j._ G. rhe ,son iia index PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that Ilia Board vf,Duectors ottho . 01 •- t hQUCSs TI1IS °fS p6 tI1Tt8 pOSC Cotatj C4 mm unit y,RedevelopmentJAgency (the Board').a'nd Triuune, ;117' West Napa #tort# p rf Ct for ;thUS B e{Slr, lite Gity Council of the City of Cotati;' California (the "City Coun- SlreeL Sonoma, CA 95478: '.: cfl')will,conduct a join['public hearing of the Board and the City Slate of incorporation: rc;.erltry t4 file WpritpCaCe Council at 7:06 p m• on Jailuary"28,11,998 in the,City"Council Caliloinia. i • Chambers at City Ha11; 201 W Sierra Avenue, Cotati; California Ttiis business is: Gcnducled All; applicants tt1USt haYea Cllr t 94931, -At the joint;pubbc Ilearing ilia Board and the City `by a Corpoialign `, refit allfcirnt Q'JvQ;rS LI,CQQ§Q, ouncil shall receive evidonce andlestimony acid consider the : s/James; R. Lynch, CU,ClBtlt 8Ett0 ittsiaranCe ,ndsl a0pprvval of that certain Sde.Lease''.{Ire 'AgremeN") by and Secretary/Tieasuref 2 Ia le 11tO CUrf63nt': aW :I b,elween the Coiati Community Redevelopmerit Agency and This sfaterl!eof .was filed 1` '', . ions'Ffrst Nalior al'8ank, ertainin"tdlfre,ac ' isition b The, with the Cougty„Clerk of crit,# OUt Wiil be required for ' Agency,and lease toZions First National Bank of certain prop Sonoma Courtly on Dec 17, el�playfn�nt ? ya111' rQSUIT1e ` erty located within the Colati Redevelopment Project Area of . 1997 , r , , ; `t” tt�842I3t to the attentlan of, eta Agency; 4ERnn:QAT��N C" "I..tfa Marra r,rr ,ar„dra it !, I,,her4 certify that,ihis p • NOTICE 1tS FURTHER GIVEN that any and all interested copy.is,a correct copy of ilia I)y OUr . aff(cas fit, s20 ,, persons are invited to.appear bofore the Board. and the City otigma! .!Wriipent,on,file In l?CfeSSloElal Center UrlV6;'�, ouncil,and:presont'evtdenco or'festimony concerning the my;oll�ce r�r•,. (�(� p i,, i (oro ofng' ,}utters at the lime, date'and place,set forth herein. t:;. EEVET LEWIS ,1A4, ROhnr9rt Park 9 ", „f;, , `The jointpublic hearing will be'conducled pursuant'to the °'''''" CounlyClerk rr�., I �n 14i,"O 4;{, :provisions of, Heahh and Safgfy Code Segtions 33831 and ;,;r; � By O. Sanas 33433. Among other matters, the A 'reement concerns, a, pro. Deputy Clerk g �: �,. Ex iratiori'Daler 0ec.17, posed lease by the Aaney 4o Z!ons First National Bank`and P the subsequent lease back of the same property by the Agen- :2002 ' 'i4' cy. The real property is generally located at the west side of the 12.1 JV Pub. Dec. 23,:30, w"1 i Hub, next to'61 West'Sierra Avenue, and is designated as 1?91,-Jan". 6 &13, 199$ (4t) ' Assessor,Parcel.No.°144.262-014,.more specifically described_' ' ` ' _ in the Agreement The Agreement:' contemplates the develop rnent of the property with the construction thereon of a public FICTtTIQUS BUSINESS parking lot., ° "•, NAfdB STATEMENT „ ; A Summary Report'oetting forth' car!ain details of'thb pro '� - �, : posed Agreement has been prepared pursuant'to the require- 'FileINd. 974739' ments of Section 33433 of the Health and Safety Code. Copies Tails 'N Paws Pet Sitting, 9 s ; of the proposed Agreement and the' Summary Report are on Isse'l Urie, Cgtat!, CA 94931. 4.. ,, ,. Tito and are 'avaitable'fo� fnspecliorl 6pd,.c�opying, at a costlnot - ; ,, Malina Pollack, 9 Issel ro io exceed the cost of duplication, during normal business hours Lane, Cotatl: CA 94931. '* at the office of the'Agency Secretary at 201 W. Sierra Avenue, This business is conducted , • .,r J sa; Cotati, California 949,3,1,: c, :r ' by an Individual. �" ,, " ", I' Notice given this 7th day of January 1998 i , ^ , i' slMalina Pollack , ;, This statement was filed " ” I; , "�:'` ity of Cgiati ,;'„with' the County Clerk'of I ' r .ti 1 a :^:f; By (s geed) Sonoma County qn Dec: ;18, �, ��, p 4 r i,, 9 1. / r 'J,, Deputy Cily,Clerk 1997. - : C,otati Community Redayelo-'pment'Agdncy CERTIFICATION a ' ' By: (signed} I hereby certify that this I v . r Socrotary,� °'copy is a'correct copy of the f 1,-6VPub, an 13&20,.1998. ,.2t :,.ori incl statem nton file n e I : 'r my office ; , : r EEVE T. LEWIS, 4 1. , ` County Clerk ��lm*.D i /r , d ' By Raul Reynoso - = =1=j �/ , Deputy Clerk _7 Expiration Date: Dec. 18, )0° _ Drive Safely! 29-2 p ” = 12.15V Pub Dec. 30, 1997, w M /I Jan. 6 13 & 2q, 1998 (4t) i� i- WIAtch out for �q our child 6 , ,� , ,.h,°. ,..,:,.J,,r,, a✓,.. r .:I. I . . t , ' •� �'�%enfits k v'1. Weokly paycheck *'t,, , , * Na nights, weekends car hQlidays,,r,; �. �k • Work In tear�s,of two y J J, ," , •.,,; , •Car necessary, paid mil. A'� 11” If this sodnds goo t�'yau,� / came,^work 'far 0 is erry. i rrwas; ! . 'cl 1 y ¢, ;;the USAs Nv. 1 r *� m I ` t, �;.,. i,N e ar�ln` ,i, , iii": 566-5400 erV«ei -, irr it�I -- �' �; , „ , __.. +', r , , ,.,i l i ; is , rw r w r:+ h a cptas� 1' 2 3, 4 . _tWPuzzJes @ aoLcioml 10 11 5 6 7 8 9 i : 1 Boat's spine , 12 13 S Manufacturer 14 15 16 10 Uneven cut :, 14 Verne s captain 17 1$ 19 15 Tolerate . , 20 2t : .'. 16 Vocal inflection ' , 17 "Stoltz of "Mask" ' 23 24 18 "The Prisoner_,. ,.'I, , .. pf " :'ii 25 ;;! 26 27 "` 28 .,, 30 , 31; 3 2 19 Russian river- �a 20 Sweats _ , 33 ~, 35 i 23 Gore servings' 7 - ss 40 41 4 CaSabianca's country: abbe. , 42 43 44 r}5 46 25 ',+'down ,. 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D A M 3 S E " 46 Sag9y ground Woman" ;4 L, Q; U L Q P S T E L 47latternlike director S .M I T H S o N l A: N R V A 49 Delon and 6 Encourages in P A L PAT E o W L E T Resnais wron loin 9 g �51 'Very dry', `as : 7 " The and l" . . o R 'E A L' L, T H E R E ,Yviple 8 Icelandic saga , C o S S E ,T G o A T' I ,52 radeful bird 9 Ivs new o T S 'E R MI T A G E' S3 Sweats un i T A S R I A 61 'Jal'�, , 10 Sitcom star of A S N M Q L E A N K I N G S , 62' "Tari" , ::' dis" atcher p .: the 50s �! 11 Sou#h C V E R T';' B E N tD 17 63 Gardner and American cape N t3 L E S-- E O A 'f; �'` others 12' Art soli. subj.: L U E, R I O N E S' C Q 674, Mark Baker 13 Solidifies P ' I R R^ I' J ^ K $, M U S IT U. " 6,5. Rectify,_ 21 Clumsy clods 1;- Q N A W H I;;' L� E: T A' R . 66 English "22 Lorre in eigh# OSS, N o S T` E F3 S T E; N elevator 67: Concludes films 25. Impertinent'` (C)1998 Tribune Media Servic , !hC: 1tri I ngrrls rgserved , 16 - e charges 26 Kitchen gadget 1.,.f 9 4 69 gates' 27 :' , . repeatedly _-Saxon, 28 "Crazy Legs' 38 Foul -weather ' , 54 Ken or Lena " Hirsch wear 55 Ayn, the writer DOWN 29 Tacks'on 40 Alga 56 Musante's TV 1 Had the answer .30 Mystery Excuse 43, "Carry on _"' series '2 YoLinger ' 31 Army lociksee' 45 Chair piece 57 Tallow base Saannen briefly 48 Eyelike 58 Actress; Arden, „`" ' 3_:Ei istem leader 32'`Bottom of the I0 Records casually 4 ' Personal . barrel'''- 52 Pigs . ; . 59 Vault storage"closet 35 Seniors' grp. 53 Corduroy ribs 60 Mach- iets H 1 x gQue to,sRacezvallability'f 'e crossword puzzle, w. may net appear in ail issues. A16 Tuesday, January 113, 1998 The Couununity Void I, Rohnert Park/Cotati,