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2OUR LIFEMay 7 - 13, 2016Weekly NewsWeekly News Did You Know?WEEKLY NEWSEASTVALE NEWSSGV NEWS14144 Central Ave. Suite HChino, CA 91710Phone: 909.464.1200PUBLISHERABC Public RelationsEDITORIALEditor In Chief:Sarah SanchezSend your resume toeditor@anapr.comfor Assistant Editor positionStaff Writers, Photographers,Editorial Team:Michael ArmijoNatalie KimRaymond MendozaFelicia WeeseSarah SanchezPRODUCTIONFelicia WeeseSOCIAL MEDIA& WEB CONTENTSarah Sanchezfacebook.com/TheWeeklyNewsADVERTISING SALES909.464.1200Director:Diane ArmijoAccount Executives:Joe A. MericaCommercialWebsiteThe Weekly News is owned byArmijo Newspapers and ABCPublic Relations. It is directly delivered each week to homes andbusinesses. Weekly News is notresponsible nor liable for anyclaims or offerings, nor responsible for availability of productsadvertised. All rights reserved.Reproduction in whole or in partwithout permission is prohibited.Write to UsDo you have any comments,questions or concerns about thecommunity?Write a letter to the Editor.The Weekly NewsPlease contact us at:LETTERS:14144 Central Ave. Suite HChino, CA 91710E-MAIL:editor@anapr.com4 Alternative Ways ToHeal ADDBy Brittany ThomasA visit to the school nurse is adaily ritual for a growing numberof American students who takea pill to calm their hyperactivityor to help them concentrate.If that’s surprising, it shouldn’tbe. The number of cases of attention deficit disorder (ADD),also called attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), ison the rise among children andteenagers, up 43 percent overan eight-year period, accordingto a recently published study bythe Milken Institute School ofPublic Health at George Washington University. Today, roughly 12 percent of children andteens have the diagnosis.But medication isn’t the onlyalternative for treating ADD.Focusing on natural treatmentsand the individual ADHD typecan produce great results, saysDaniel Amen, MD, a clinical neuroscientist and brain imagingexpert who also is the Founderof Amen Clinics (www.amenclinics.com), which treat patients atsix locations around the country.“Through our work with over20,000 ADD patients over thelast three decades, using apowerful brain-imaging toolcalled SPECT (single photonemission computed tomography), we discovered that ADDis not a single or simple disorder; there are seven differenttypes,” says Amen, author ofnumerous books, including“Healing ADD” and “ChangeYour Brain, Change Your Life.”“In addition, many naturaltreatments can help all the ADDtypes. I always prefer to startwith the least toxic, most effective treatment,” said Amen.That doesn’t mean medication is never right, he says. “Forsome children, medication isthe best option,” Amen says.“But whether they are on medication or not, there are severallifestyle changes that can helpall types.”He suggests parents consider these four non-medical interventions: Nutrition. The right dietcan have an impact. Amensays parents should try puttingtheir children on a high protein,low carbohydrate diet that isrelatively high in healthy fat.The reason: Such a diet has astabilizing effect on blood sugarlevels and helps with both energy level and concentration. Exercise. Parents need tomake sure their children aren’tjust sitting around watchingTV. Exercise increases bloodflow to all parts of the body, thebrain included. That, of course,is particularly beneficial to people with ADD. Exercise alsoincreases the availability of serotonin in the brain, helping tocalm hyperactivity. Meditation. Parents shouldteach their children how tomeditate because researchshows that meditation can calmstress and enhance brain function. Help them find a quiet spotwhere they can sit comfortably,Amen says, then tell them togently close their eyes and focus on their breathing. He suggests starting with just a fewminutes and working up to 10,15 or 20 minutes. Neurofeedback. This is aspecialized treatment that usescomputer technology to balance and optimize the brain.During each session, patientsplay a video game using justtheir brain. Amen says it’s bothfun for the child, and also helpsstrengthen their brains “to ahealthier, more focused state.”“Parents shouldn’t automatically discount medication as away to treat children with ADD,”Amen says. “But they also needto be mindful that medicationisn’t their only option.” Proverbs 31 WomanBy Sarah SanchezThe Bible describes a perfect woman in Proverbs 31. Itdescribes a beautiful womanwho cares for her family andteaches them about God. It describes a woman that is faithfuland serves God with all of herheart, mind and soul, in additionto serving His people. A Proverbs 31 woman is described assomeone who works hard andis smart with her money. In addition, the passage describesa woman who is “clothed withstrength and dignity” (Proverbs31:25). These are just a few ofthe many traits described in thispassage.When reading Proverbs31, many women will strive tobe this “perfect” woman andmany men will strive to marrysomeone with these qualities.But when I read this passage,I instantly think of my mom.Of course, my mom isn’t perfect, but she is pretty close andshe is truly a great role model.I believe she is a Proverbs 31woman.My mom cares and lovesothers, and she has taught meto do the same. Growing up, wewould drive by a person livingon the street and she would goout of her way to find the nearest drive-through, purchasefood, and go back to give it tothat person.My mom is also a lovingmother that has always caredfor our family. Growing up,she would make our lunch-Pick Up Your Copy!In addition to delivering to homes and businesses, copies of our papers are also available at these locations:WALNUT20/20 Vision20687-6 Amar Road(909) 468-9622Animal Hospital20670 E. Carrey Rd(909) 594-1737Clearwater Bagel20747 E. Amar Rd.(909) 598-4332Donut Tree388 N. Lemon Ave.(909) 595-5337Daily Donuts18766 Amar Rd.(626) 913-1074Farmer Insurance378 N. Lemon Ave.(909) 869-1077Hair Perfect20747 E. Amar Ave.(909) 598-8394Lemon Creek Cleaners360 N. Lemon Ave.(909) 594-7504NY Pizzeria364 N. Lemon Ave.(909) 594-5000Walnut Hills Optometry La Olla18736 E. Amar Rd.1123 Grand Ave.(909) 594-1153(909) 861-4499Oke Poke3277 Grand Ave. Ste. 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Evenwhen my brother and I wentthrough a rebellious stage, shestill prayed for us and sent usscripture (whether our punkyteenager-selves wanted tohear it or not). She never gaveup on us. I think it paid off because we were all baptizedand are currently striving tolive Godly lives. If it wasn’t formy mother constantly sharingher faith with us and believingin us, I’m not sure where wewould all be.My mom is a woman I admire and hope to be one day:both as a wife and mother. Sheis a strong woman who neverloses faith in our God, no matter what circumstance we aregoing through. Growing up, Ialways believed she had a special direct line to God becauseher prayers were always answered. But really, it was because she had an enormousamount of faith and she trulybelieved that God would answer her prayers.My mom is amazing andI’m sure yours is too; or maybe you know someone whohas been like a mother to you.Whoever it may be, as wecelebrate Mother’s Day thisweekend I ask that you honoryour mothers. Whether she iswith you today or not, take amoment to remember all thegood things that she has donefor you even if the only goodthing is that she gave birth toyou. Whatever it is, tell her,show her, write to her, andhonor her. Because Proverbs31:31 says, “Honor her for allthat her hands have done, andlet her works bring her praiseat the city gate.” Like us on Facebook!/TheWeeklyNews

NEWSWeekly NewsMay 7 - 13, 2016Chino PDSeekingOwnerPropertyWine Soiréea successDB from page 1City of ChinoChino - Chino PD is lookingto find the owner of a bicyclethat was collected as foundproperty in December of 2015.The item is described as an orange Jet 9 “Niner” model bicycle.Per civil and department regulations, information about theitem must be published, after a90 day hold, giving a seven dayresponse period from the timeof publication, in attempt to findthe owner before releasing it tothe individual who turned it in.If you believe you are theowner of this item, and havedocumentation to prove so,or may have information regarding ownership of the item,please contact the Chino PDEvidence Unit at (909) 3343078 - reference case number15-11550. 3History 101L. Ron Hubbardpublishes DianeticsCourtesy of History.comOn this day in 1950, Lafayette Ronald Hubbard (19111986) publishes Dianetics:The Modern Science of MentalHealth. With this book, Hubbardintroduced a branch of self-helppsychology called Dianetics,which quickly caught fire and,over time, morphed into a belief system boasting millions ofsubscribers: Scientology.Hubbard was already a prolific and frequently publishedwriter by the time he penned thebook that would change his life.Under several pseudonyms inthe 1930s, he published a greatamount of pulp fiction, particularly in the science fiction andfantasy genres. In late 1949,having returned from servingin the Navy in World War II,Hubbard began publishing articles in the pages of AstoundingPhoto Courtesy: Google ImagesScience Fiction, a magazinethat published works by thelikes of Isaac Asimov and JackWilliamson. Out of these grewthe elephantine text known asDianetics: The Modern Scienceof Mental Health.In Dianetics, Hubbard explained that phenomena knownas “engrams” (i.e. memories)were the cause of all psychological pain, which in turnharmed mental and physicalhealth. He went on to claim thatpeople could become “clear,”achieving an exquisite state ofclarity and mental liberation, byexorcising their engrams to an“auditor,” or a listener acting astherapist.Though discredited by themedical and scientific establishment, over 100,000 copiesof Dianetics were sold in thefirst two years of publication,and Hubbard soon found himself lecturing across the country. He went on to write sixmore books in 1951, developing a significant fan base, andestablishing the Hubbard Dianetics Research Foundationin Elizabeth, New Jersey.Despite his fast-growingpopularity from books andtouring, strife within his organization and Hubbard’s ownpersonal troubles nearly crippled his success. Several ofhis research foundations had tobe abandoned due to financialtroubles and he went througha divorce from his second wife.By 1953, however, Hubbardwas able to rebound from thewidespread condemnation beginning to be heaped upon him,and introduced Scientology.Scientology expanded on Dianetics by bringing Hubbard’spopular version of psychotherapy into the realm of philosophy, and ultimately, religion.In only a few years, Hubbardfound himself at the helm of amovement that captured thepopular imagination. As Scientology grew in the 1960s, several national governments became suspicious of Hubbard,accusing him of quackery andbrainwashing his followers.Nonetheless, Hubbard built hisreligion into a multi-million dollar movement that continues tohave a considerable presencein the public eye, due in part toits high profile in Hollywood. Photo Courtesy: Google Imagesexciting afternoon of festivitiesall focused on our DiamondBar Library and literacy in ourcommunity. The food tastingwas exceptional with generousservings of delicious food offered by Albertsons Market, Aljibani Halal Market, Chili’s Grilland Bar, Claro’s Italian Restaurant, Del Taco, Diamond Palace, Encore Teppan, Got TacoParty?, Graber Olive House,It’s A Grind, Jeseca Creations,Jasmine Mediterranean, Julie’s Café, Mandarin TasteRestaurant, Mr. G’s Pizza, NiNiBakery, The Noodle, and TheWhole Enchilada. Thanks toTotal Wine and More for hosting our first French Wine Tasting Table. Cal Poly InnovationBrew-Works generously hosteda table of their delicious microbrews. Visit them is person andthank them for their support forliteracy in our community.By participating in the annual Wine Soirée, you know youwill have great afternoon withold and new friends and knowthat all of the proceeds go directly to your local DiamondBar Library and literacy in ourcommunity. Those attendingthis great event can feel goodthat all the fun they are having- the food and wines they taste,the auction and raffle itemsthey win, the music they enjoy- all the proceeds from this willgo to improve our quality of lifeand learning. The annual WineSoirée is an institution in Diamond Bar and is a great way tomeet new and old friends andneighbors. If you are interested in participating in next year’sSoirée, contact Rick Rogers atwww.dblibraryfriends.org.With your help the Friendswill give over 40,000 this yearfor much-needed materials,programs, books, magazines,etc. that would not have beenpossible without the WineSoirée and our two non-profitbookstores, Basically BOOKS.The Friends also will be sponsoring Read Together DiamondBar 2016 with many excitingevents planned around our2016 RTDB selection: RobertCrais’ Suspect. Look for information on Read Together Diamond Bar 2016 in the comingmonths. 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6NEWSMay 7 - 13, 2016Weekly NewsTreat moms to The Whole Enchilada!Enchilada from page 1don’t forget to treat Mom tosome Mexican Kaluha Flan orRio Grande Mud Pie after themeal!Having a Mother’s Day Fiesta at home? Why not let theparty come to you by havingThe Whole Enchilada cateryour celebration? Delectablehandmade tamales – availableyear round – as well as streettacos and taquitos with all thefixings can be the hit of yourparty.“All our food is made freshdaily,” says Lil Palmer of TheWhole Enchilada.From specialties and favorites of the house to healthy,lighter options, The WholeBecome A Land Owner 9000 Per Acre!2 acres Water/PowerJoshua TreeWE FINANCE.Will trade for car/truck.Invest or build a home or ranch.Call 562-355-9579 for a FREE map.Hablamos Español · www.landvesting.comEnchilada offers fresh, authentic Mexican recipes theirresident chef brought fromtheir homeland. They guarantee you will enjoy your diningexperience.The celebration doesn’t stopwith just one visit. The WholeEnchilada has gift cards available for purchase in person oronline. It’s the perfect gift forMoms and Grads! And be sureto ask about the Combo PunchCard, Enchilada Bucks, andKids Club.The restaurant has beenin business for over 30 years,offering a variety of tasty Mexican dishes and outstandingservice. The Whole Enchiladawants to become your local favorite, and they look forward tohelping you celebrate the spe-cial moments in your life.Don’t deny your taste budsthis Mother’s Day, visit theWhole Enchilada soon!The Whole Enchilada is located at 1114 S. Diamond BarBlvd., (at Grand Avenue, in Diamond Bar). You can reach themat (909) 861-5340, and visittheir website at www.wholeenchilada.com.See their ad onthe back page of this publication. Theft and drug possession arrestArrest from page 1cedes Benz driving “aimlesslyaround” in the area of PeytonDrive an Olympic View. Olympic View is two blocks north ofGrand Ave.The occupants of the vehicle, identified as Tasean Holt,19, and Martin Guevara, 36,were questioned by deputiesInstall Micro Inverter Systems thatproduce up to 20% MORE POWERSolar doesn’t have to be expensive.Our systems pay for themselves in aslittle as 6 years. Let us show you howbuying solar with Advanced is 3 TIMESLESS EXPENSIVE than leasing.after they were seen parkingin the driveway of an unknownresidence. When deputies approached the car, mail wassitting in plain view, whichallegedly belonged to a residence in the 13000 block ofEmerald Way in the city of Chino Hills. Guevara was also inpossession of suspected methamphetamine.Both suspects were arrestedfor mail theft and drug possession and were booked into theWest Valley Detention Centerin Rancho Cucamonga.Anyone with additional information, please contact Deputy Chris Bassett at the ChinoHills Police Station at (909)364-2000, and refer to Case #221601431. Callers wishing toremain anonymous may callWeTip at 800 78-CRIME.

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8NEWS/HEALTHY LIVINGMay 7 - 13, 2016Weekly NewsLuke Skywalker supports billBill from page 1advocate for the bill. In somememorabilia markets, forgedsignatures make up over halfof the supply – making it all tooeasy for consumers to be defrauded. AB1570 will put safeguards in place as well as provide civil recourse for buyers ofautographs.“I was astonished to learnhow big the market is for fakememorabilia,” said Assemblywoman Chang. “And when youhave kids falling victim to dealers selling sham autographs,that’s what really makes me angry. I’ve teamed up with artistslike Mark Hamill, but also lawenforcement and consumer advocacy groups to make sure wehave protections in place.”AB 1570 will require dealers of any signed memorabiliato provide a certificate of authenticity upon sale of the autograph. The bill will also providevictims of forged memorabiliawith civil recourse includingten times the amount of actualdamages. Current law alreadyprotects consumers in thenarrow case of sports relatedmemorabilia.In a letter of support for AB1570: Mark Hamill writes: “Icherish the fans who have givenme their support for decades. Iwill do anything I can to protectthe

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