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7 58551 69301 0 THURSDAY Aug. 2, 2007 50 cents tax included DAILY JOURNAL ukiahdailyjournal.com 16 pages, Volume 149 Number 115 email: [email protected] Brothers’ marijuana trial to go to jury By BEN BROWN brothers Memo and Mark Parker. homes on Gardens Avenue Oct. 16, Nerli said in his closing that the ers,” Nerli said. “It is not a shield for The Daily Journal “They’re relying on your commu- 2006. brothers took advantage of the legiti- them to hide behind.” David Nick, the attorney for Memo nity outrage to get a conviction in this In his closing argument mate rights of medical marijuana Nick said Memo Parker is a mem- Parker, in his closing argument case,” Nick said. Wednesday, Nerli said police seized users to make money selling marijua- ber of the Green Cross, a San Wednesday accused Deputy District Memo and Mark Parker are both 425 marijuana plants and between 45 na. Francisco-based medical marijuana Attorney James Nerli of “stoking the on trial on drug charges connected to and 100 pounds of processed marijua- “The Compassionate Use Act does flames” of community fear to convict the service of a search warrant on two na from the houses. not allow people to become drug deal- See MARIJUANA, Page 15

Ukiah season RV man EARS A PACKIN gets under way arrested in P ’ ’ with Delta pears child sex By. K.C. MEADOWS The Daily Journal ears are moving fast through the Alex Thomas pear packing sheds as pears P from Sacramento are packed for ship- abuse case ment throughout the Americas. By BEN BROWN The “Delta pears,” as they are called, The Daily Journal come in earlier than Ukiah Valley pears and Mendocino County sheriff’s deputies, are shipped here for packing, according to working with the Napa County Sheriff’s Tony Linegar, assistant agricultural com- Office, arrested a Redwood Valley man missioner for Mendocino County. Tuesday, on suspicion of sexual abuse of a Linegar said picking of our valley pears child that is alleged to have occurred in will likely begin next week. Mendocino and Napa counties. “So far the growers I’ve talked to say According to sheriff’s reports, the MCSO they don’t expect any labor problems,” detective unit was contacted on July 19 about Linegar explained. “Several farm labor con- the suspect, Kenneth H. Davidson, 65, of tractors have come in to register to pick Redwood Valley. pears already.” MCSO Lt. Kurt Smallcomb said In 2006, Lake County suffered a major Davidson is known to Mendocino County pear crop loss because there were not law enforcement, but Smallcomb would not enough pickers available. Part of the prob- say whether Davidson is a known sex lem was an early wine grape season which offender. Davidson is not listed on the occupied farm laborers and, Linegar said, Megan’s Law Web site. pear owners in that county apparently did Napa County sheriff’s detectives were not line up labor contracts early enough in investigating Davidson in connection with the season. the alleged molestation of a 6-year-old “It’s really important to arrange for your Angwin girl. labor way ahead,” he said. A grower can The girl had come forward to the NCSO hire a farm labor contractor, and growers and told them she had been molested by can even share crews for different crops if Davidson, her relative, according to sheriff’s it’s planned ahead. reports. So far, our own pear season crop is look- Smallcomb said the Sheriff’s Office is ing good, Linegar said. It’s big and fairly declining to identify the relationship to pro- disease free, due in large part to a relatively tect the girl. dry spring which kept scab at bay. Scab is a disease that will bring raised brown spots - or scabs - onto a pear and ruin it for the See ARREST, Page 15 lucrative, fresh market. Lake and Mendocino counties provide much of the fresh pear market in the U.S. and we also export pears, according to Linegar, who spends much of his time dur- Open house for ing this fruit season inspecting pears for export. He even travels to the Sacramento Valley to inspect its export pears coming to UVAP planned our packing plants. By ZACK SAMPSEL “A lot of our fresh pears go to Wal-Mart, The Daily Journal and we export to Mexico, Ecuador, Brazil MacLeod Pappidas/The Daily Journal The Mendocino County Planning Team is and Canada,” Linegar said. The Wal-Mart Incoming pears are sorted according to quality and size at the Alex Thomas hosting an open house Aug. 14 as a chance Superstores like the big Bartletts, Linegar packing plant. Some pears will be juiced and some canned, but the best will for the public to continue to review and learn said, but the Mexico market is different. be eaten fresh. about the possible visions for the Ukiah “They prefer a smaller pear,” Linegar Valley Area Plan. said. “We kinda like our pears soft. They “This is an ongoing effort for many like them green, hard and crisp in Mexico.” months now, and there are many members of Pears that don’t have the quality to be the public who are interested,” said Chief sold as fresh - pears with bruises or disease Planner Phil Gorney. “They will learn more marks - often go to canning plants. detail about each of the alternatives present- “But most of these orchards are on such ed. That way they will have more informa- a strict regimen that our pears are really tion to then give feedback to the county.” clean,” Linegar added. The Ukiah Valley Area Plan is a document Inspecting tens of thousand of pears over that will, it is hoped, map the next 20 years the past six-and-a-half years, Linegar said of development in the valley. he has only found two with worm damage While the proposed change in zoning of and has never found a pear with a live the old Masonite property from industrial to worm - which would prohibit export. commercial has so far gotten the lion’s share “Farmers are very much on top of the of the attention when the UVAP is discussed, pest situation; they monitor their orchards the plan will affect a lot of other things in the really closely. Also, a lot of the bad fruit is valley as well, like where new housing will sorted out at the packing shed. By the time go, what areas will remain preserved for agriculture and how future traffic patterns See PEARS, Page 15 will unfold. The open house, scheduled for 6 to 8 p.m. in the Ukiah Valley Conference Center at Completing one of the final steps in 200 S. School St., will provide information the pear-packing process, Leonila about the possibilities for the UVAP. Rodriguez applies stickers to the Members of the County Planning Team, fruit before shipment. as well as its consultants Moore, Iacafano and Goltsman and Leonard Charles and

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scheduled for Friday through FUNERAL NOTICES SHERIFF’S REPORTS Sunday at French’s Camp, 10 The following were miles south of Garberville on [\ Hollow Tree Lum- wife of nearly 48 years, Ernest retired to Ukiah compiled from reports Highway 101. DONALD FRANK MACKENZIE ber and Crawford Lumber Mary, in July of 1997. with his loving wife Betty prepared by the Those driving through the Memorial services for Company. He then Memorial contributions C. Schultz in 1982 Mendocino County area can expect short delays Donald Frank MacKen- became a self employed to Shriners Hospital and moved to Rancho Sheriff’s Office: during the concert and delays zie of Hopland will be held forester until his re- are preferred. Cordova in 1985. Ern- of up to one-hour following on Monday, Au- tirement. He really enjoyed The Eversole Mortuary est Schultz adapted to BOOKED -- Michael John the conclusion of the event. gust 6, 2007 at 11 AM at surveying, finding is in charge of many changes and Moore Jr., 48, of Ukiah, was Local traffic will be the Eversole Mortu- old section corners and just arrangements. lived an adventurous life booked into jail on suspicion allowed to use State Route ary. Don passed away on being out in the and passed on of driving under the influence 271, Thursday through Monday, July 30, woods. [\ Tuesday July 24th at 9:30 and driving with suspended Monday. 2007 at a local Don is survived by his ERNEST W. SCHULTZ P.M. Ernest is sur- privileges at 12:13 a.m. In addition, CalTrans also Convalescent Hospital. daughter Stephanie Ernest W. Schultz born vived by his wife Betty, Tuesday. expects delays on State Route Inurn- Nicolas, son Donald J 06/27/1920 in South daughter Sharon, BOOKED -- Matthew 20 from Interstate 5 to ment will be in Ukiah MacKenzie, grandchil- Dakota migrated from St. step-son Robert and Christian Bush, 36, of Fort Highway 101. Cemetery. dren Patty Hanson, George Paul Minnesota to Grandson’s Anthony and Bragg, was booked into jail on Those arrested by law enforcement officers are innocent until proven guilty. Born May 18, 1928 in Halpin, Katie practice as a licensed con- Chrystian. There will be a suspicion of driving under the People reported as having been arrest- Los Gatos, California, MacKenzie, Helen Nicolas, tractor in California. memorial service influence and hit-and-run with ed may contact the Daily Journal once Don has resided in Shelly Barrett and He raised his daughter held at Eversol Mortuary property damage at 10:18 a.m. their case has been concluded so the four great grandchildren Sharon while building in Ukiah starting at results can be reported. Those who feel Mendocino County for the Tuesday. the information is in error should con- past 72 years. In his early Jack, Charlie, Lillie his cabinet and remodel 1P.M. Friday August 3rd BOOKED -- Dario Benite, tact the appropriate agency. In the case years he worked and Riley. He was preceded business in San Ma- 2007. 38, of Ukiah, was booked into of those arrested on suspicion of dri- in death by his teo County until 1980. jail on suspicion of driving ving under the influence of an intoxi- for the U.S. Forest Service, cant: all DUI cases reported by law under the influence, being enforcement agencies are reported by under the influence of a con- the newspaper.The Daily Journal makes trolled substance and driving no exceptions. Please sign the guest book at www.ukiahdailyjournal.com. Funeral notices are paid announcements. For information on how to place a paid funeral notice or make corrections to funeral notices please call our classified department at 468-3529. without a license at 11:10 a.m. Tuesday. BOOKED -- Ramon Dana CORRECTIONS Death notices are free for Mendocino County residents. Death notices are limited to name of deceased, hometown, age, date of Sierra, 43, of Willits, was death, date, time, and place of services and the funeral home handling the arrangements. For information on how to place a The Ukiah Daily Journal free death notice please call our editorial department at 468-3500. booked into jail on suspicion reserves this space to correct of first-degree burglary and a errors or make clarifications parole violation at 4:19 p.m. to news articles. Significant Tuesday. errors in obituary notices or In a normal year, Wednesday would have been the beginning BOOKED -- Lynda Carole birth announcements will of the summer fire season in Montana, but drought has put most Pere, 31, of Ukiah, was result in reprinting the entire The world briefly of the state two to three weeks ahead of schedule and more hot, booked into jail on suspicion article. Errors may be report- dry weather is forecast. of conspiracy to commit a ed to the editor, 468-3526. “It’s going to be a long season,” said Warren Bielenberg, fire felony, robbery and battery information officer for the Lewis and Clark National Forest in with bodily injury at 10:21 Former Defense Secretary Rumsfeld, northwest Montana. p.m. Tuesday. LOTTERY NUMBERS other brass deny Tillman cover-up Large wildfires also were active in California, Idaho, DAILY 3: night: 9, 3, 7. WASHINGTON (AP) — Ex-Defense Secretary Donald H. Michigan, Oregon, Washington and Wyoming, the National CALTRANS REPORTS afternoon: 5, 4, 3. Rumsfeld and other former Pentagon brass denied a cover-up Interagency Fire Center reported. FANTASY 5: 02, 15, 23, and rejected personal blame Wednesday in the public decep- The No. 1 priority for firefighters Wednesday in the West The following were 32, 39. tions that followed Army Ranger Pat Tillman’s friendly-fire was a blaze in the Gates of the Mountains Wilderness north of compiled from reports DAILY DERBY: 1st death in Afghanistan in 2004. Helena that had blackened more than 20,700 acres, or about 32 prepared by the Califor- Place: 11, Money Bags. During four hours of questioning by a House committee, square miles. nia Transportation De- 2nd Place: 12, Lucky Rumsfeld and former generals expressed regret at the partment: Charms. 3rd Place: 04, Big Pentagon’s five-week delay in telling the truth about how Convicted soldier testifies against Ben. Tillman died. He was cut down by bullets fired by his fellow colleague accused of standing lookout TRAFFIC WARNING -- Race time: 1.45.56 soldiers, not in a firefight with the enemy as the military ini- CalTrans is expecting traffic LOTTO: 19-20-28-32- tially claimed. FORT CAMPBELL, Ky. (AP) — A soldier charged in the delays on Highway 101 as far 47. Yet none of the witnesses, among the very highest-ranking killings of a 14-year-old Iraqi girl and her family stood over his south as Willits to result from Meganumber: 27. military officers at the time, said they could or should have colleagues as they raped the girl and pointed his weapon at the the Reggae Rising Festival Jackpot: $48 million. done anything differently to prevent the mistakes that kept the door for security, another soldier testified Wednesday. truth from Tillman’s family and the public. Pfc. Jesse Spielman, whose court-martial entered its third Several of the officials could barely recall how they them- day Wednesday, was within a few feet of the others as they held selves came to learn the circumstances of Tillman’s death, the girl down kicking and screaming, and he did nothing to stop Bridge collapses into the which attracted worldwide attention because he had walked them, Sgt. Paul E. Cortez testified. away from a huge contract with the National Football League’s Military prosecutor Maj. William Fischbach asked Cortez if Mississippi River during Arizona Cardinals to enlist in the Army after the terrorist Spielman objected to the rape. attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. “When, if ever, does Spielman say, ‘My God, Cortez, what rush hour in Minneapolis “I don’t recall when I was told and I don’t recall who told are you doing?”’ me,” said Rumsfeld, who was making his first public appear- Cortez, his lips trembling, replied: “He doesn’t.” Associated Press plunged into the water and ance on Capitol Hill since President Bush replaced him with MINNEAPOLIS — The onto the land below, the Star- Robert Gates late last year. He was greeted by protesters Armless driver says he’s turning in keys entire span of an interstate Tribune reported. denouncing him as a “war criminal,” but he ignored them. bridge collapsed into the A burning truck and a after two decades of legal disputes Mississippi River during school bus clung to one slant- Democrats agree to greater spy power LAND O’ LAKES, Fla. (AP) — There was a time when evening rush hour ed slab, while at least eight nothing could keep Michael Francis Wiley from behind the Wednesday, sending vehicles, cars and a truck were sub- but limit attorney general’s role wheel — not even a triple amputation that makes simple tasks tons of concrete and twisted merged in the river. WASHINGTON (AP) — Senate Democrats agreed like tying a shoe impossible. metal crashing into the water. The bus had just crossed Wednesday to give the government greater authority to spy on Even police, who busted Wiley so many times that it’s now The Interstate 35W bridge, the bridge before it crumpled foreign terror suspects, but only temporarily and with court a felony for him to drive, couldn’t stop him. which stretches between into pieces, and broadcast review of the attorney general’s role in deciding how the power But now he is at the end of the road: He is scheduled to face Minneapolis and St. Paul, was reports indicated the children is used. a judge Friday for sentencing on a new round of felony traffic in the midst of being repaired on the bus exited out the back The proposal by Senate Intelligence Chairman Jay and drug possession charges. Prosecutors want to put him in jail when it broke into several door. Rockefeller sought to strike a balance between an urgency to for five years, and this time, Wiley says he’s turning in the keys huge sections. Ramon Houge told the St. The Homeland Security uncover terror plots and a concern by lawmakers about giving for good. Paul Pioneer Press that he was more power to the administration and its embattled attorney “I’m beat. The white flag is up,” said Wiley, 40, from behind Department had received no indications Wednesday night on his way home from work general, Alberto Gonzales. thick glass in the Pasco County Jail. “You can only bang your on the bridge when he heard a White House plans to remove any oversight of the spying head against the wall so long before it hurts.” that the collapse was related to an act of terrorism, depart- rumbling noise, saw the operations by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court “is Wiley lost his arms and most of his left leg in a 1980 acci- ground collapse and cars go simply unacceptable,” said Rockefeller, D-W.Va. dent when he was 13. He fell off an elevated train platform ment spokesman Russ Knocke said in Washington. down. The court, which oversees the Foreign Intelligence while fooling around at an abandoned switching station in New Traffic was bumper to Surveillance Act, “must continue to play an essential role in York City, and grabbed a live electrical line to break his fall. He “At this time, there’s no touched metal while trying to regain his footing, and roughly indication of a nexus to terror- bumper and hundreds of peo- authorizing surveillance and overseeing its execution,” ple would have been Rockefeller said. “They are the trusted steward of FISA, and 11,000 volts of electricity surged through his arms and legs. ism,” Knocke said. It was not clear how many involved, he said. He said cars they can, and must, be a part of any new streamlined approach.” backed up as best they could At issue is a rush to update FISA before lawmakers leave Sunni Arab bloc quits Iraqi government, people were injured. WCCO- Washington at the week’s end for a monthlong break. Summer AM reported that one body and he parked in a construc- generally is considered a vulnerable time for attacks, as more as 142 Iraqis die in attacks nationwide was seen being pulled from tion zone and was finally able people travel and terrorists can move around undetected more BAGHDAD (AP) — Baghdad shook with bombings and the area, covered with a blue to turn around and drive off easily. political upheaval Wednesday as the largest Sunni Arab bloc sheet. the bridge. “It didn’t seem like quit the government and a suicide attacker blew up his fuel An estimated 50 vehicles it was real,” he said. Montana battles top four fires in the tanker in one of several attacks that claimed 142 lives nation- wide. West; hundreds of people evacuated The Iraqi Accordance Front’s withdrawal from the Cabinet leaves only two Sunnis in the 40-member body, undermining Rocking HELENA, Mont. 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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT THURSDAY, AUG. 2, 2007 – 3 Editor: Richard Rosier, 468-3520 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] What’s Playing THURSDAY ‘The King and I’ DJ DANCE MUSIC -- DJ dancing; no cover; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. DJ MARK ANTHONY -- Mixed music; Scotty’s Café; 720 N. State St., Ukiah; 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. Classic musical to be presented by the Ukiah Symphony LYNN THOMPSON AND DJ BAMBOO -- Still lifes and landscape oil paintings by Thompson; Downtempo with The Daily Journal taken from a purportedly mountain beats; Tierra-Art, Garden, Wine; 312 N. School St., Fifty years ago, “The true story. East meets West Ukiah; 5 to 8 p.m.; 468-7936. King and I” fascinated in this dramatic, richly tex- “URINETOWN, THE MUSICAL” -- Live performance; Broadway and moviegoers tured and ultimately uplift- Ukiah Playhouse; 1041 Low Gap Road, Ukiah; 7 p.m.; 462- alike. ing tale. It is 1862 in Siam 9226. Bald was “in” as Yul when the English widow, HIGH DIVING HORSES -- Alternative Duo; Shanachie Brynner, the King of Siam, Anna Leonowens, and her Pub; 50 S. Main, Willits; No cover/tips welcome; 459-9194. waltzed Deborah Kerr as young son arrive at the Anna to the tune “Shall We Royal Palace in Bangkok, Dance.” Anna sang “Getting having been summoned by FRIDAY to Know You” and “Whistle the King to serve as tutor to A Happy Tune” to the his many children and DJ DANCE MUSIC -- DJ dance music; with Smokin’ Joe; Siamese court’s children, wives. The King is largely Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 9 p.m. to 2 and romance was in the air considered to be a barbarian a.m. with “We Kiss in a by those in the West, and he FIRST FRIDAY DANCE JAM -- Freestyle dance; Saturday Shadow,” “Hello, Young seeks Anna’s assistance in Afternoon Club; Oak and School St., Ukiah; movement class Lovers,” and “Something changing his image, if not 7:30 p.m. to 8:15 p.m., Dance Jam 8:15 to 10 p.m.; self-select- Wonderful.” his ways. With both keeping ed fee; 489-3345. Opening their 2007-2008 a firm grip on their respec- GYPSY FAIR FRIDAYS -- Psychic fair; Dragon’s Lair; 101 season, Ukiah Symphony tive traditions and values, S. Main St., Ukiah; 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. will present “The King and Anna and the King grow to BRET SLAUGHTER -- With Bill T. Hornsby; Techno/Rock; I” for two weekends this understand and, eventually, Ukiah Brewing Co.; 102 S. State St., Ukiah; 9:45 p.m.; $5 August: Saturday, Aug. 18; respect one another, in a cover, $2 off w/ Rock Attire; 468-5898. Sunday, Aug. 19; Saturday, truly unique love story. “URINETOWN, THE MUSICAL” -- Live performance; Aug. 25 and Sunday Aug. Performance location: Ukiah Playhouse; 1041 Low Gap Road, Ukiah; 8 p.m.; 462- 26, at 8 p.m. on Saturdays, Mendocino College Center 9226. 3 p.m. on Sundays. Theatre, 1000 Hensley “BETTY & VERONICA’S COSMIC REUNION” -- Live Featured in the Ukiah Creek Rd., Ukiah. performance; Mendocino College Little Theater; 1000 Symphony production will Sponsors: Ukiah Valley Hensley Creek Rd., Ukiah; 7 p.m.; $12 adults, $6 children; be Bunny Edwards as Anna, Medical Center, Wal-Mart, 462-9370. Sanderson Hill as the King, and Fetzer Vineyards. PAULA SAMONTE -- Smooth jazz; Hopland Inn; 13401 Melissa Dunham as Tuptim, Major underwriters: S. Hwy 101, Hopland; 8 to 10 p.m; 744-1890. Ian Parmenter as Lun Tha, Mendocino College, Ukiah STONE AGE DUO -- Sexy grooves; Himalayan Café; 1639 and Denise Doering as Bunny Edwards will be performing as Anna in the Daily Journal, S. State St., Ukiah; 6:30 to 9 p.m.; 467-9900. Lady Thiang. Ukiah Symphony production of “The King and I,”to KWINE/KMKX. Tickets in Many other local actors be performed two weekends in August. advance at Mendocino and singers round out the Book Company, Ukiah; SATURDAY cast which includes a cho- ed in concert form. “The Rodgers and Oscar Leaves of Grass, Willits; or rus of wives and many King and I” is presented as Hammerstein II, the “King at the door. $20 Adults, $18 M.C.P -- Throwing out jams; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. princes and princesses. A a collaboration with and I” is based on the book Seniors, $5 under 18 (or Perkins St., Ukiah; 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. full orchestra accompanies Mendocino College. “Anna and the King of ASB). For more informa- STEVEN HAHM -- Guitarist and singer; Ukiah Farmers this staged-reading present- A musical by Richard Siam” by Margaret Landon, tion, call 462-0236. Market; School and Clay St., Downtown Ukiah; 9 a.m. to noon; 463-7765. BELTONES BAND -- Country dance music; Ukiah Senior Center; Bartlett Hall; 495 Leslie St., Ukiah; 7 to 10 p.m.; $8 for members, $9 for non-members; adults 18 and over welcome. JAYNE ELLEN -- Tribal bellydancers; Himalayan Café; 1639 S. State St., Ukiah; 6:30 to 9 p.m.; 467-9900. THE THEATRE IN REVIEW MOJO BROWN -- Classic rock and blues; Shanachie Pub; 50 S. Main, Willits; $3 cover; 459-9194. SWEET SPOT -- Blues rock funk; Ukiah Brewing Co.; 102 S. State St., Ukiah; $6 cover; 468-5898. Urinetown makes a big splash at UPT “URINETOWN, THE MUSICAL” -- Live performance; Ukiah Playhouse; 1041 Low Gap Road, Ukiah; 8 p.m.; 462- By JODY GEHRMAN works in tandem with crooked politicians 9226. Special for the Journal and police. Together, they keep the masses KARAOKE -- Live entertainment; Yokayo Bowl; 1401 N. I don’t think I’m alone in my tendency living in fear of Urinetown, the mysterious State St., Ukiah; 7 to 11 p.m.; no cover; 462-8686. to approach musicals prepared to cringe. place where rogue pee-ers are purportedly HAWAIIAN MUSIC AND HULA MAUI STYLE -- Featuring Sure, I like snappy, compulsively hum- exiled. Kevin Brown and Robyn Mahealani Knuebuhl; Lauren’s Cafe, able numbers as much as the next guy; I In the minds of these oppressed citi- 14211 Hwy 128, Boonville; 9 p.m.; $10 cover; 962-0507. can appreciate the sassy heroine who gets zens, Urinetown is two parts Auschwitz, STONE AGE DUO -- Sexy grooves; Potter Valley Café; her man through pitch-perfect gumption one part Avalon, cunningly shrouded in 10761 Main St., Potter Valley; 743-2848. and the big-hearted hero who looks hot mystery and foreboding. One thing is cer- even in billowy blouses, holding a note tain, though; whatever Urinetown is or SUNDAY much longer than manly decorum dictates. isn’t, nobody ever comes back to tell about But let’s face it, the saccharine-factor is it. If all of this sounds just a little too, well, “URINETOWN, THE MUSICAL” -- Live performance; always dangerously high with musical the- ater, and even for us part-time cynics, weird for Friday night let-your-hair-down- Ukiah Playhouse; 1041 Low Gap Road, Ukiah; 8 p.m.; 462- entertainment, never fear -- Urinetown is 9226. syrupy sweetness is a deadly ingredient. If you share any of these sentiments, I definitely a good time. Director David ADAAWE -- Seven Women African Fusion; Sundays in the Hance writes in his program notes about Park; Todd Grove Park, Ukiah. urge you to gather your fellow musical- wary comrades and go see Urinetown. the Brechtian tradition Urinetown hails This is a show that’s more acid than sugar, from, but don’t let that scare you, either. In MONDAY fact, what this production offers in spades with weighty political commentary deliv- is a wonderfully delicate balance between ered via hilarious numbers by a stellar cast. biting intellectualism and fluffy entertain- MICROPHONE NIGHT -- Sing or play an instrument; Without revealing any of the show’s Club 711; 711 S. State St., Ukiah; 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.; 462-7111. ment. If you’re a radical political activist delightfully twisted turns, let’s begin with courting an American Idol groupie, the premise. As our narrator, Officer Urinetown just might be the perfect date. TUESDAY Lockstock tells us right off, Urinetown is A good script is key, and Urinetown not exactly the setting; rather, it’s the threat delivers on that front undoubtedly, but it’s KARAOKE -- Every Tuesday; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 that hangs over the victims of a longstand- the cast that brings the blueprint to life E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 8 p.m.; no fee. ing draught. Private bathrooms are illegal, with sparkling verve. First off, the small TAHITIAN DANCE -- Every Tuesday night; Mendocino Melissa Dunham and Ian and the public amenities require ever- Parmenter play star-crossed lovers but solid chorus is unusually adept and Ballet Studio; 205 S. State St.; Ukiah; ages 11 to 99; 5:30 to increasing fees, contributing to a criminal- versatile as they play both the suffering 6:30 p.m.; $8 to $11. in “Urinetown, the musical” at the ly yawning gap between the haves and UPT through Aug. 11. poor and the calloused rich. Unlike most have-nots. musicals, they don’t just blur into an indis- WEDNESDAY While the poor suffer from aching blad- resources and charging the residents every tinguishable crooning mass -- their charac- ders, forbidden by law even from relieving time they “do their business.” In order to ters are distinct, even with minimal lines. ADAM’S CENTER STAGE KARAOKE -- Karaoke night at themselves behind bushes, the rich get control the populous, the all-powerful cor- Yokayo Bowl; 1401 N. State St., Ukiah; 6 to 10 p.m.; family richer by monopolizing the limited poration behind the extortionate toilets See REVIEW, Page 5 hours 6 to 8 p.m.; no cover; sponsored by Dunlap Roofing. LADIES NIGHT -- Nepales dance and music by Rai fami- ly; Himalayan Café; 1639 S. State St., Ukiah; 467-9900. The lineup for future shows is: Aug. 11, Rootstock, Mendocino Reggae and Beyond; Aug. 25, BeJazzled, Latin Standards Swing Jazz; Sept. 8, Will Siegel and Friends, BILLBOARD Americana at its Best; Sept. 22, Paula Samonte, Suite Jazz. For more information on the series, go to Saying ‘I Do’ to the hard job Paula Samonte to play http://www.Ukiahmusic.com, or call 462-8863. of wedding photography at the Hopland Inn today SPACE and UUSD offering Two former students con- The Hopland inn announces that Paula Samonte will be per- sulted with me recently on forming in their garden area from 8 to 10 p.m. Joining her will alternative education program how to cover a wedding. One be pianist Dorian May, and perhaps a few others. The Ukiah Unified School District and School of Performing was going to Santa Barbara Samonte and May also perform with the Mendocino College Arts and Cultural Education announces an exciting alternative and was recruited to photo- Big Band. For more information, or to make reservations, call educational program for students in grades 4 through 8. graph her father’s wedding, 744-1890 Independent Study at SPACE will be taught by Teri Gow, the other was hired by a cou- credentialed classroom and former Gifted and Talented ple who wanted to give a bud- Rootstock to play Education teacher. ding photog a chance while Gow will design course work to meet the individual needs of saving thousands of dollars. at Acoustic Café on Aug. 11 students and work with teaching artists to integrate the per- Mendocino County is Tamara Frey will offer food for sale, and all the drink pro- forming arts into the academics. In the arts-focused instruction famous for it’s wedding sites ceeds will go to benefit the Ukiah Skate Park. A piano will also students will participate in acting, singing, modern, jazz, hip- both inland and on the coast. be raffled off that evening. Since this is a free concert series in hop or belly dance classes. There are actually too many Frame by Frame a small space, seating will fill quickly, so be sure to show up They will also work behind-the-scenes in performances and weddings and not enough By Suzette Cook-Mankins early enough to get a seat. receive one on one mentoring with professional visual and per- willing photographers to go In response to the large group of musicians locally that have forming artists. around. I warn my students SPACE emphasizes diversity, youth leadership, cross-cultur- school running through mock requested more venues to perform in and around the central val- that if they show off their ley, the Music Center decided to build a stage, put in tables and al arts, social awareness, and activism with focus on the per- portfolios too much, chances wedding ceremonies, photo forming arts as community service. The program will be held at strategies, production of wed- chairs under two large tents at the back of their store location are someone is going to beg and host this new series. Bringing a flavor of European style, the SPACE Studio, 145 E. Church St., in Ukiah. them to do a wedding. That’s outdoor cafes add to the ambience of dining and listening to To register or receive more information, call Teri Gow at why we spent the last week of See FRAME, Page 9 music with friends outdoors in a relaxed setting. SPACE, 462-9370. 4 – THURSDAY, AUG. 2, 2007 FORUM Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Letters from our readers In our opinion From the desk of... Now belongs to both To the Editor: Puppy raisers do an awesome job First of all I want to thank Ann Siri for We congratulate the families in our com- break down and spoil an adorable puppy. her letter to the editor concerning CAL- munity who give their time to raise guide And it must be really hard to give them up DAVID BRODER STAR and REACH. dogs for the blind. after 18 months of togetherness and bond- I was like Ann. I was signed up with This incredibly important job can’t be ing. CALSTAR and feeling I was covered. taken lightly and the time and effort these But seeing them united with their new Well, I phoned CALSTAR and found that I young 4-H Club Pathfinders spend doing it owners is undoubtedly the reward. The peo- was covered providing REACH doesn’t get is awesome. ple who depend on the guide dogs for their to me first. Raising a guide dog, while loving and very freedom clearly appreciate the effort So now I belong to both. caring for them, means being strict, consis- and value the animals tremendously. A rare legislator It took a lot of phoning before I reached tent and training a young dog to do a job. It It is an extraordinary gift to help make It is rare that a retirement announcement by a sin- the top and got my answer from CAL- must be very hard sometimes not to simply that happen. gle back-bench member of the minority party in the STAR. House of Representatives sends shock waves through Tim Day the whole chamber. But that was the reaction last Redwood Valley week when Rep. Ray LaHood of Illinois put out word that this would be his final term. Call to action welcome LaHood is not a familiar figure to most Americans, because he wasn’t Newt Gingrich or Duke To the Editor: Cunningham. He never occupied a leadership position In response to Ann Siri’s Letter to the nor was he involved in a juicy scandal -- usually the Editor, published Monday, July 30 edition. only way to stand out among 435 members. We learned of Ms. Siri’s situation on Monday, July 9, and read her Letter to the But he embodies the characteristics that make the Editor (Get Covered by REACH and House work as an institution. He takes care of his con- CalStar) in the Monday, July 30 edition of stituent duties, he carries more than his share of the the Ukiah Daily Journal.. legislative work and -- most importantly -- he culti- Mendocino County is fortunate to have vates the kind of personal relationships that build trust both REACH and CALSTAR providing across partisan and ideological lines. emergency air medical transport services In this era of polarized politics, fewer and fewer throughout the county. Each organization members of the House fit that description. So when offers membership programs to help offset LaHood, who is only 61, announced that he is leaving the costs generated from emergency air after seven terms, it signaled trouble for the House -- medical transportation, which may not be if not for his Republican Party. covered in full by most health plans. The central Illinois district he represents, stretching When an emergency occurs, the request from his home city of Peoria south through rich farm for an air ambulance is dispatched by country to the state capital of Springfield, regularly Howard Forest CDF. Howard Forest uti- delivers solid GOP majorities. But no new Republican lizes protocols that ensure the patient in can really replace LaHood in the dynamics of the need will receive the most timely air ambu- House. lance response. It is not uncommon for this timely response to be provided for by a This is a man so thoroughly schooled in the rules of “secondary” or “back-up” resource. This procedure, and so trusted by both Republicans and two-, or in some cases, three-tiered system Democrats, that he was the natural choice to preside of air ambulance response ensures the citi- over the House during the explosive days when it was zens and visitors of Mendocino County the debating the impeachment of President Bill Clinton. delivery of high-quality, essential, life-sav- more compensation. They are a bunch of read once which said that we all discuss This is a man who was first elected in the “Gingrich ing services. cry babies. They took the job knowing full and cuss the money wasted by our repre- Revolution” of 1994, but showed his independence by REACH will work to resolve Ms. Siri’s well what was involved and required of sentatives and senators on the federal level; being one of a handful of Republicans who declined to current concern. We will ensure she experi- them. Now for some obtuse reason, they while this is actually only peanuts when sign onto the party’s “Contract With America.” ences no financial hardship as a result of feel they are worth more. And to add insult compared to the money wasted at the state LaHood is a throwback to an earlier, less strident our service. to the taxpayers, they vote themselves a and county levels by administration and kind of Republicanism. As a young man in 1977, he Both of our organizations welcome Ms. raise in a location where they knew that execution of duties. So let’s take our hats joined the Illinois staff of Rep. Tom Railsback, a mod- Siri’s “call to action” for community edu- discussion would be limited and they could off to those county supervisors and workers erate Republican. When Railsback was defeated by a cation. get away with their self-enhancement. And who serve with a clear conscience, and to more conservative candidate in the GOP primary in Jim Adams, CEO getting paid to “inspect” the roads while the members of the grand jury who have 1982, LaHood began working for Rep. Robert Michel REACH Air Medical Services they drive to work is beyond belief. What a the thankless job of trying to keep the oth- of Peoria, Gingrich’s predecessor as Republican Santa Rosa joke. ers in line. leader. When Michel retired in 1994, LaHood moved Christian R. Giller What this group of self-serving hacks Joe Beckner into the vacancy. Chief Operating Officer has done for this county could be put on Ukiah He has built his legislative base on the CALSTAR the head of a pin. What they have done for McLellan Appropriations Committee, one of the few major themselves will fill up a landscape. The Stop the war in Iraq power centers in the House. The Democratic chairman Jennifer Hardcastle, RN entire board should be recalled. And, when Director of Program Development To the Editor: of that committee, David Obey of Wisconsin, said that the next election takes place, I hope that all LaHood “fought for his principles, but he always REACH Air Medical Services the rhetoric that fills the newspapers is Why are we dragging our feet? What will it take for the current administration to real- fought fair. He was a link to the Bob Michel kind of looked upon by the public as just that -- civility.” Would support a recall rhetoric. There should be a set of perfor- ize we spent enough lives, both Iraqi and American, there has to be a better way. LaHood told me that his quitting did not reflect on To the Editor: mance standards set and if the elected offi- cial cannot live up to these standards, they Quit blocking the will of the American prospects for a Republican recapture of the House -- The Board of Supervisors is without a people. though Michel in a separate interview clearly indicat- doubt one truly disgusting group of self- should be dismissed. Just like anyone else holding a job in the private sector. Christi Warner ed that when he and LaHood talked, the GOP troubles serving political hacks, in my opinion. The Ukiah were on their minds. Michel said that “when I tried to UDJ article in the July 21 edition, regard- Bud Davis Ukiah dissuade him, I said our situation is not so hopeless, ing the firing of CEO John Ball and the lightning could strike.” covert reasons behind it tell me that these Thank you people are nothing more than pigs at the But after 30 years on one House payroll or another, To the Editor: LaHood said, “The tone is very negative and disheart- public trough. They are truly overpaid for On behalf of Ukiah Junior Golf, we all that they don’t do. And they should be ening. The decibel level is the highest I’ve heard in would like to thank Ernie Wipf and Wipf politics.” paid what we taxpayers want to pay them, Construction for their continued support of not what they think they are worth in their the Ukiah Junior Open. For over ten years, Soon after he became a member, LaHood served as own little sanctimonious illusions. At least Ernie has provided a significant contribu- a Republican sponsor of a bipartisan family retreat -- one of them should be indicted for public tion that has allowed us to put on a success- a weekend get-together for House members and their fraud. If it were the private sector, that kind ful tournament. families. The idea, he said, was that “if you befriend of self-overcompensation would result in a Paul Shimmin somebody, you’re far less likely to quarrel.” lost job and/or a trial for fraud. The rest Ukiah Two years ago, when he and a Democratic friend should be recalled for their phony expens- tried to revive the idea, they found so few people will- es, use of county resources for their own Local level a waste-land ing to participate that they abandoned it. “That was benefit and for the lack of concern for the my biggest disappointment,” he said. taxpayers who struggle to make a living in To the Editor: LaHood has kept his own friendships across the this county. The whole thing makes me The statement that these practices by our The Blog is at want to get some Maalox. partisan divide; with Illinois Democrats such as Rahm county supervisors are “as permitted in www.ukiahdailyjournal.com Emanuel, Dick Durbin and Barack Obama -- and Someone somewhere is always making board policy” reminds me of an article I more money than someone else. So what. House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer. “But people at If you don’t like the pay, quit. Don’t take home are so disenchanted with Congress because all the job and then try to weasel out some they see is us yapping at each other.” WHERE TO WRITE A few years ago, when the House honored Michel with a medal for his service, LaHood spoke about the LETTER POLICY President George Bush: The White www.house.gov/write rep lessons Michel had imparted to his staff. House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washing- The Daily Journal welcomes letters to the Assemblywoman Patty Berg: State As a veteran of the Battle of the Bulge, he noted, editor. All letters must include a clear name, ton, D.C. 20500; (202) 456-1111, FAX Assembly District 1, Capitol, Rm. 2137, Michel “knew warfare firsthand. ... That is the reason signature, return address and phone number. (202)456-2461. Sacramento, 95814. (916) 319-2001; he never used macho phrases like ‘warfare’ and ‘take Letters chosen for publication are generally Governor Arnold Schwarzeneg- Santa Rosa, 576-2526; FAX, Santa Rosa, no prisoners’ when discussing politics with his staff. published in the order they are received, but ger: State Capitol, Sacramento, 95814. To Bob, the harsh, personal rhetoric of ideological shorter, concise letters are given prefer- 576-2297. 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Meadows with the concurrence Audit Bureau Newspaper Publishers of Publisher Kevin McConnell. email us at [email protected] Of Circulations Association THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT THURSDAY, AUG. 2, 2007 – 5 Adaawe to perform at Hairspray is a blast from the past Tracy Turnblad isn’t exactly months she decides to audition your average high school girl. in hopes to fill her place. Sundays in the Park Sunday She’s overlooked and invisible At the audition she definite- to many of her other classmates FOCUS ly has the to become a great in the everyday problems of the part of the show, but when the ‘60s, but she really has the per- producer and choreographer of sonality and attitude to be a star the show Velma Von Tussle and make a difference in ON FILM (Pfeiffer) has a problem with Baltimore. the way Tracy looks she cuts “Hairspray” directed by her from the competition for a Adam Shankman and starring a spot on the show. phenomenal cast of John Then later that day Link Travolta (“Pulp Fiction,” Larkin (Efron), one of the kids “Saturday Night Fever”), on the Corny Collins Show, Michelle Pfeiffer (“What Lies sees her dancing with some Beneath,” “The Deep End of people at school and tells her if the Ocean”), Christopher she shows how well she can Walken (“Wedding Crashers,” dance to the host of the show at “Click”) Amanda Bynes the school dance she may have (“She’s the Man,” “What I Like a chance to fill a cast members About You” TV Series) James spot. This starts the story of an Marsden (“X-Men”), Queen By Shelby White incredible improvement that Latifah (“Bringing Down the spans over this decade. House,” “Taxi”) Brittany Snow to where they live and her I really enjoyed Hairspray. (“John Tucker Must Die,” “The mother does a washing and It was such a fun filled movie Pacifier”) Zac Efron (“High ironing laundry service out of that leaves you dancing and School Musical,” their home in Baltimore. singing in your seat as well as “Summerland” TV Series) and Everyday Tracy and her best after you leave the theater. Jerry Stiller (“King of friend Penny Pingleton (Bynes) Seeing such a phenomenal Queens”) is a funny, fast pased come home from school and cast including John Travolta in movie, based off the original turn on the television to the another musical was so enter- film in 1988 as well as the Corny Collins Show. There taining. famous Broadway play that has they watch new dances that I really believe that this is a risen from it, with a lot of heart kids their age teach on the movie for pretty much anyone. The women of Adaawe bring a diverse musical traditions to Ukiah this Sunday. and great moves. show while they dance and Unless you do not like musicals have a great time in Tracy’s liv- The Daily Journal standing and celebration of diversity is more Tracy Turnblad (Blonski) I would recommend this film to lives with her loving mother ing room. anyone and any family. This Sunday in Todd Grove Park at 6 p.m. important than ever. When Tracy finds out that Fowler Auto & Truck Center, The City of Since 1996, ADAAWE has performed local- Edna (Travolta) and father Rating: PG Wilbur (Walken). Her father one of the cast members is Running Time: 1 hr. 47 Ukiah and KWNE-FM are proud to present the ly and nationally at many colleges, universi- going to be gone for nine fifth concert of the 2007 Sundays in the Park ties, performing arts venues, music festivals, owns a joke shop just next door min.s concert series featuring seven dynamic, and community events. They have opened for diverse women creating rich organic music of James Brown, Mickey Hart, Los Lobos, the voice and drum from Africa, Adaawe. Yolanda Adams, Sugar Hill Gang, Michelle This is music from Africa, from America. Shocked, Spearhead, James Ingram, Harry Fair discount ride coupons now available Spirit sent. Heart felt. This is skin on skin, Belafonte and many others. Their celebratory The Daily Journal number of books or pay one price credentials wood on wood, voices on air. In the Adaawe concert appearances are not to be missed, and Area residents can take advantage of unlimit- one person can purchase. “Advance sale carnival tradition of Ghana, West Africa, women gather their informative school shows reach the next ed savings by purchasing advance sale carnival ride coupon booklets get more popular each year in the moonlight to create music and sing generation with humor, fun and musical under- ride coupon books and wristbands for the as more people become aware of the savings,” songs about life’s joys and sorrows. Through standing. Redwood Empire Fair carnival, to be held Aug. said Butler, who co-founded the company with constant improvisation, they breathe new life ADAAWE has been featured in: “The 9 to 12 in Ukiah. The discounted ride coupons his parents, George “Bud” and Evelyn in 1970. into ancient music. Their spirit of celebration World Festival of Sacred Music - the and unlimited ride wristbands will be available The company, now the largest carnival business and strength is the inspiration behind Americas” documentary (Catchlight Films, at the Fair office until noon Aug. 8. in the Western United States, provides carnival ADAAWE. 2000) and on The World Festival CD release Booklets of 30 ride coupons are available for rides, games and food booths for more than 100 These beautiful and skilled percussionists (Bindu Records); “Sister Celebration,” John $15. The carnival coupon booklets are valid each different events each year in California, Oregon, and vocalists come from all over the world, Anson Ford Amphitheater's 2001 Summer day of the fair from carnival opening until clos- Washington, Idaho, Nevada and Arizona. and their music is an international fusion of Series; “Drum Magazine,” March/April 2002 ing and they never expire. Each carnival ride Among the most popular rides are the African music and rhythms, R&B/pop vocals, issue; and L.A. Direct Magazine, May 2004. takes from three to six coupons per ride per per- Century Wheel, Footloose, and the Zipper. New arresting Gospel vocal harmonies, and funky ADAAWE's vocal percussion style was son and individual coupons will be $1 each after this year will be the Sky Diver and the Vortex. original creations. ADAAWE brings audiences recently featured in a national Hyundai com- the Fair opens. Also available in advance are Pay Further information on the attractions is avail- to their feet with high energy djembe drum- mercial. They have released their debut CD, One Price ride wristbands for only $20, that are able on the Butler Amusement Web site at ming, opens their minds with poetic lyrics and “Six Women Strong,” a feast for the ears that good any one day of the 2007 fair. These wrist- www.butler amusements.com. hypnotizes them with the traditional women’s will keep you dancing and yearning for more! bands allow the rider unlimited rides on any one The Redwood Empire Fair is scheduled for music of West Africa. ADAAWE’s music is a “The product of long African research trips and day. During the Fair, Pay One Price credentials Aug. 9 through 12 in Ukiah. For more informa- healing force propelled by the power of a profound understanding of what makes a will be available for $25. There’s no limit on the tionn call 462-3884. women’s voices and the communication of the piece come alive. The show is an irresistible drum. ADAAWE brings world music to the combination of diverse musical traditions in mainstream, African drums to pop culture, and song and dance, delivered with energy and meaning back to music. In this challenging commitment in a warm and celebratory atmos- time in our world’s history, intercultural under- phere.”

voice and spot-on comic tim- duo rocks the house. Review ing buoy the entire production. Hats off to everyone who David Strock plays the evil makes this production such a Continued from Page 3 CEO with humor and panache, pleasure: director David Al Roman is a memorable Hance, musical director Les Musically, they add a richness aerosol-misted martyr, Bobby Pfutzenreuter, choreographer and depth to a score that is Lambertz brings an unexpected Trudy McCreanor, set designer often surprisingly complex, sweetness to the sidekick cop, Jason Davis and light designer making the show a pleasure and Tony Rakes tackles the Patrick Kinyon. Who would both to see and to hear. role of crooked politician with have thought a play about bod- Particular stand-out perfor- his usual suave dexterity. ily functions could be both mances come from KC Dill, The real show-stealers, intellectually stimulating and Maria Monti, Joel Shura, Caleb though, are Nathan Bell and wickedly funny? Meek-Bradley and Lori Urinetown is performed Stubben. The whole ensemble Laura Bartlett as Officer Lock Stock and Little Sally. These Thursdays at 7 p.m., Fridays comes together with side-split- and Saturdays at 8 p.m., from ting success in numbers like are hands-down the juiciest July 19 through Aug. 11. There roles, and these performers To help battle the high cost of education, “Don’t Be the Bunny.” are two Sunday matinees: July use the newspaper as a simple answer to All the central roles are inhabit them with such charis- 29 and Aug. 5 at 2 pm. Tickets many questions. From social studies, to the equally well cast. Melissa ma, it’s hard to imagine are available at Mendocino A Simple Dunham is disarming and Broadway has anything on Book Company, and through arts and sciences, the newspaper is an sweet as the ingénue, and Ian UPT when they’re on stage. the UPT box office, 462-9226. inexpensive way to diversify the daily Parmenter does an admirable They serve as essential guides curriculum. job as her quirky hero. Both to the bizarre, twisted world of have the vocal chops to pull off Urinetown, and offer some Way to The advantages of Newspapers In Education hilarious meta-commentary every song with ease. Alicia (NIE) are many: Littletree is a brilliant Penelope about musicals while they’re at Pennywise; her rich, soulful it. Simply put, the Bell-Bartlett RWT Redwood Tree Center • Affordable. Special student rates make newspapers affordable textbooks covering a “Put Some Pride Help variety of subjects. in Your Ride” • Improves reading skills. Evidence has shown there is a correlation between ANNOUNCING ONE EARTH’S AFTER SCHOOL ✭ EXPRESS DETAIL PROGRAM STARTING AUG. 27TH! $100.00 - 3 Hours Your knowledge and achievement among students who read the newspaper. Classes Monday through Friday 3:30 to 6:00 pm. ✭ INTERIOR DETAIL Pottery, mosaics, tile painting, sculpture, $160.00 - 4 Hours • Up-to-date. The newspaper is a current crafts and lots of fun! ✭ DELUXE DETAIL source of information which gives students a For more information, call 467-0200 $225.00 - 6 Hours Child's realistic look at events. or visit our website at www.oneearthclay.com ULTIMATE DETAIL ✭ $300.00 - 8 Hours • High interest rates. Students have a high UKIAH SYMPHONY PRESENTS WHILE YOU WAIT: interest in the newspaper because of the RODGERS & HAMMERSTEIN’S Education variety of subjects covered. There’s something for everyone. RWT 15 Minute For information on how you can become involved in Oil Change NIE, call (468-3500) today.

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LOCAL ATHLETICS 3 | TIGERS 2 CALENDAR Ellis breaks tie with his 13th home run of the year -Calendar listings are culled from the most Associated Press recent schedules provided by the schools seems like one little thing and organizations in our coverage area. OAKLAND — Alan leads to bigger things every Please report schedule changes or incorrect listings to The Daily Journal Sports Embree knows he’ll be turn- game for us.” Department at 468-3518. ing the closer’s job back to Monroe’s RBI single put Huston Street at some point. the Tigers ahead in the second, For now, he’s just having fun. but Oakland took a 2-1 lead in COMMUNITY Embree pitched out of a the third on consecutive dou- bases-loaded jam in the eighth bles by Travis Buck and DIGEST Wednesday to preserve the Shannon Stewart followed by Oakland Athletics’ 3-2 victory Piazza’s single. Ordonez’s Ukiah High football over the Detroit Tigers. single made it 2-2 in the sixth camp “It just ups the ante a little inning. bit,” Embree said. “Their The fourth annual Ukiah High Robertson retired nine School football camp will be run- offense is tough on left han- straight batters before Ellis’ ning August 12-15. Incoming ders, so I knew I had my work 13th homer of the season, freshman through seniors are invited to come. cut out for me. I had a game which matched his career The camp will comprise of con- plan, and I stuck to it.” high. ditioning and contact drills, and Mark Ellis hit a go-ahead Oakland left the bases will have guest speakers. The camp is free, but players must homer in the sixth inning, loaded in the seventh when have a physical prior to entering helping to send the defending Piazza and Ellis grounded into the camp. For more information AL champions to their fourth please call Russ at 489-0963. outs. After Detroit loaded the straight series loss. bases with one out in the Soccer Camp “They’re a fun team to play eighth, Embree came in and Scholarship against,” Ellis said. “To take retired Curtis Granderson on a two from them ... we know we short flyout to left, then struck The Ryan Rones Scholarship have some talent on this team. out Monroe. Committee is looking for appli- We’re probably underachiev- Notes: Tigers SS Carlos cants for the scholarship fund to ing a little bit.” benefit players wanting to attend Guillen, who was out of the soccer camps. Applicants must The AL Central-leading starting lineup with a sore left be dedicated to the game of soc- Tigers, who began the day one Jose Carlos Fajardo/Contra Costa Times knee, pinch hit in the ninth. cer, hard-working, and have a game ahead of second-place Oakland Athletics Mark Ellis gets high-fives after connecting for a solo home run A’s RHP Esteban Loiaza good team attitude. Pick up appli- Cleveland, dropped two against the Boston Red Sox. pitched a rehab start with cations at 601 N. State Street, or call 468-5711. Please submit the straight to the A’s after win- following a four-game losing the original scorecard as a and is batting .488 (39-for-80) Triple-A Sacramento on application at least two weeks ning the series opener. The streak. Piazza is batting .354 souvenir. “It was fun to watch against Oakland, tops among Wednesday. before the start of the camp. Tigers have lost six of seven (17-for-48) with 12 RBIs Alan pitch. We took two out active players. Polanco’s double extended Donations toward the fund are games overall and eight of since coming off the disabled of three from one of the best Nate Robertson (6-9) gave the Tigers streak of having at gratefully accepted at the their last 11. address listed above. list on July 20. He has six teams in baseball. It’s awe- up three runs and nine hits in least one extra base hit to 68 “We haven’t done well late- multihit games since then. some.” six-plus innings. He lost his games. Mendocino College ly. A lot of guys aren’t hit- Andrew Brown (1-0) Oakland starter Dallas third straight start and is 2-6 in The A’s finished with a 9- Volleyball Camp ting,” Tigers’ manager Jim allowed two hits in 1 1-3 Braden, winless in 10 games his last 10 starts. 18 record in July, the second Leyland said. “When we’ve worst in the AL. ... Ellis has Mendocino College will host a innings for his first major since beating Baltimore on Since shutting out week-long volleyball camp for had some narrow leads, we’ve league win, and Embree got April 24, allowed two runs Minnesota over seven innings gone 67 games without mak- area girls beginning Monday, let those get away. Those are the five outs for his 12th save and four hits in 5 1-3 innings. on July 17, Robertson has ing an error, three short of the August 6. This is a general skills all combinations of things that camp put on by the Mendo-Lake in 14 chances. “I’m facing guys I grew up allowed 15 runs and 30 hits in Oakland mark set by Rafael Spikers Volleyball Club. Girls add up to losing the game. He allowed the single to watching,” Braden said. 17 2-3 innings for a 7.64 Bournigal. going into grades 7-9 should sign You go through stretches, ups Ordonez that drove in the “Those guys are pretty potent. ERA. He’s winless with a 7.11 The Tigers are 6-13 in up for the morning session (run- ning from 9 a.m.-noon). Girls and downs, and you just have game-tying run. Ellis’ home To come in and hold them to a ERA in three career starts in games that are started by going into 10-12th grades should to grind them out.” run made him the winner. low-run total; I’m happy.” Oakland. Robertson. Embree tied the sign up for the later session (1-4 Mike Piazza had two hits Oakland record (with Rick p.m.) for the more advanced “What the guys in the Craig Monroe and Magglio “We need to get on a roll players. and drove in a run for the A’s, bullpen are doing is unbeliev- Ordonez each drove in runs. here,” Robertson said. “We Honeycutt in 1989) for saves Local coaches will teach funda- who won their second straight able,” said Brown, who got Placido Polanco had two hits need to turn this around. It by a left-hander. mental skill in a low player to coach environment. This camp is perfect for girls trying out for teams in the fall, or just for fun. The cost is $80. To register call Ori Polkinghorne at 463-0451 Red Sox vs. AL West Coast team possible for Tokyo opener and receive a camp flier. Registration is also available the By RONALD BLUM The Chicago Cubs and the the routine that spring training and I know the league has force a series in a specific first day of camp. AP Baseball Writer New York Mets started the represents.” some decisions to make, but if place, it’s not just the two High school boy’s NEW YORK — Running 2000 season with a two-game Officials from Yomiuri, we get chosen we’d love to be teams involved that are soccer away with the AL East this series in Tokyo, and the New which hosts the games in a part of it.” impacted, it’s going to have a year, the Boston Red Sox may York Yankees and Tampa Bay Japan, are to meet with base- Lowell said the distance domino or ripple effect Ukiah High will be holding a free open next season in the Far Devil Rays opened the 2004 ball officials in New York on throughout the schedule,” said conditioning and skills soccer was the problem for him. class for all boy’s high school East. season with two games in Friday. “I know we want to get the Katy Feeney, baseball’s vice soccer players. It will run from The Red Sox, with ace Japan. “I have only briefly spoken game globalized and all that,” president in charge of sched- July 31 until August 9, and will A 2003 series between with the Red Sox players, so I uling. “You try to minimize it. meet Tuesday through Thursday pitcher Daisuke Matsuzaka, he said, “but from a player 5:30-7 p.m. could start the 2008 season at Seattle and Oakland at the don’t know what their view on You do what you can do.” For more information call coach Tokyo Dome was scrapped the matter is. But the Red Sox standpoint East Coast-West A’s president Mike Mario Garcia at 462-1601. the Tokyo Dome, the No. 2 Coast is tough enough, and official of the players’ associ- because of the threat of war in are a logical choice given Crowley said his team hadn’t Iraq. going to the other end of the Rusty Bowl BMX ation said Wednesday. Matsuzaka,” Orza said. had any discussions yet but summer hours Gene Orza, the union’s If the Red Sox open in world is another thing.” would be interested in going The Los Angeles Angels or Paul Archey, a senior vice chief operating officer, said Japan, that likely would be to Japan. Beginning July 23 and running Oakland Athletics are the that players did not want to followed by a series on the president of Major League through September 30, BMX rac- “We certainly are in favor most likely opponent for the disrupt spring training, mak- West Coast against the same Baseball International, cau- ing will be on Sunday at a new of expanding the game inter- time. Registration will open from Red Sox, with the Seattle ing exhibition games in club they play in Tokyo. tioned that talks were ongo- 5 p.m. until 6:30. Racing follows Beijing unlikely during next ing. nationally,” he said. “I think the close of registration. Mariners also a possibility, “Any comment would be Practice is Thursday evenings several people familiar with year’s season. premature,” Red Sox presi- “We’re still working you have to play games inter- from 5 p.m. until 7. Come out and the discussions said. Major League Baseball has dent Larry Lucchino said. through the process on both nationally to do that.” experience bicycle Moto-Cross at been hoping to stage presea- While veterans such as the events,” he said. “Nothing has The Angels also are inter- its best. For additional informa- “It’s going to be exciting,” ested. tion call 462-0249. son games at the stadium that Yankees’ Mike Mussina been decided either way.” Boston third baseman Mike “It’s intriguing to hear of will be used for next year’s squawked about past Japan Players postponed the Coed softball Lowell said. “We’ve got some any potential discussions Olympics. trips, younger players were deadline for management to tournament marquee names that are going involving this organization,” “Going to Beijing would be thrilled. present a draft schedule from to bring a lot of attention over vice president Tim Mead said. Saturday, August 4, at Pomolita nice, and we’re going to still “We’re excited about it.” June 30 to Aug. 15. fields there will be a coed softball there. So in that sense it’s ——— tournament. There is a $200 per great, but I don’t think guys try to work through that, but I Oakland closer Huston Street Because many teams open team entry fee, and all teams are AP Sports Writer Howard guaranteed three games. City of are too happy to go 22 hours just don’t think it fits in with said. “I’ve talked to most of against division rivals, having Ulman in Boston and AP free- Ukiah league teams are wel- on a plane to play games that the concept of spring train- the guys about it, and they all Boston play an AL West team lance writer Rick Eymer in come. For more information call Ronnie DeSoto at 272-7292. count. It’s not the game itself. ing,” Orza said. “The two are think it’s a good thing. It just poses difficulties. Oakland, Calif., contributed to It’s the aftereffects.” at odds with each other given recently came to our attention, “Whenever you try and this report. UHS runners camp

Cross Country summer condi- tionaing camp for potential Ukiah High School runners will begin Ukiah High Gets ready for football Monday, Aug. 6 at 6p.m. aat the Aaron’s uniform from 715th home run high school. It will run Mon., Wed, On Sunday August 12, Mendo Mill, Ukiah Ford, and Fri. at the high school and on Tues. and Thurs. at the Shakota Ukiah High will be hosting Safeway, Marty Lombardi, reached Cooperstown years later Trail located at Lake Mendocino. their fourth annual overnight Hudson Beverage, and T&B Actual cross country practice will By JANIE McCAULEY 1974, then broke the record begin Aug. 20 ath the high football camp for all incoming Sports of Santa Rosa. AP Sports Writer with No. 715 only four days school. freshman, and returning play- Each Day, athletes will be LOS ANGELES — The later. For more information please ers. supervised by coaches in con- call Chad Raugewitz at 467- uniform Hank Aaron wore Aaron’s last home run 9158, or Judi Walsh at 462-5877. Upwards of one hundred ditioning, weight training, as when he became home run came on July 20, 1976, at student athletes and coaches well as team offense and king didn’t arrive to the Hall now-demolished County Summer Basketball are expected to be in atten- defense. of Fame until well after he Stadium in Milwaukee — Camp dance. This year the camp is hon- retired. during his 23rd and final Due to on going construc- ored to have Ex-49er Dan Open to boys and girls ages 7 So, those in Cooperstown major league season. to 17, this week long summer tion at Ukiah High is was Bunz participate in a coaches say it’s no biggie if that’s how “The complete uniform and basketball camp offers players an unclear if the players would clinic and an athletic training opportunity to build a solid sports it happens with Barry Bonds, third base came in a couple of foundation. Each day is filled with be staying in the Little Gym session to optimize athletic too. years after he retired,” Idelson fundamental skill progression or in the gym at Pomolita performance and reduce In June, Bonds and Hall of said, “as is the case with many drills, easy to understand instruc- Middle School. injury potential. tion, as well as games and fun Fame vice president Jeff star players.” Prior to participating in the “This is a great opportunity competitions. Idelson met for 40 minutes in The 43-year-old Bonds was From beginners to advanced camp all athletes must provide for kids without football expe- players these camps will be a San Francisco to discuss what in the Giants’ starting lineup great experience with no more evidence of a recent physical, rience or returning veterans to than eight campers to each the slugger might donate once Wednesday night against the after July 1, or they will not be come together for the cama- coach. All campers receive great he hits his 756th homer and Los Angeles Dodgers. instruction, a lot of fun, and a free registered. raderie and improve their T-shirt. Lunch is not provided. All meals are catered by Aaron’s 33-year-old record He began the day with 754 The camp runs August 20 football skills while having local restaurants. Sponsors for falls. career homers and said he through August 24 from 8:30 am fun,” remarked Ukiah High to 3:30 pm. Admission is $125 the meals and beverages Bonds suggested he might would like to keep the items ($75 half day rate), the camp will J.V. coach Craig Morris. include the following: Poma offer up a batting helmet from from his 756th home run close be held at Pomolita Middle Like the camp in previous School Gym. Pre-register at the TV, First American Title Co., the historic day. to him after he does it and City of Ukiah. For additional Wipf Construction, Granite years, this one is free of That piece of equipment later decide what to send on to questions, please call the Construction, Chuck Pittman charge for all those who wish Recreation Department at 463- might take a while to reach the Cooperstown. Jose Carlos Fajardo/Contra Costa Times 6714. Construction, Rick Cupples to participate. East Coast — if Bonds opts to Idelson is fine with that — Hank Aaron raises his Construction, Schats Bakery For more information on enjoy everything from the big and reiterated that it only hat to the crowd after Continued on & Cafe’s, Savings Bank of the up-coming over night day for a while the way Aaron takes one item to connect the winning the second most page 7 Mendocino County, Scott & camp, call Russ Tow at 489- did it. fans to a history-making memorable moment in Sharon Ward. 0963 or coach Craig Morris at Hammerin’ Hank tied Babe baseball before the 2002 Other sponsors include: 621-0935. Ruth’s 714 on opening day See RECORD, Page 8 World Series. THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SPORTS THURSDAY, AUG. 2, 2007 – 7

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Tryouts for the Ukiah High School Girls Tennis Team will take place from Monday through Friday, August 20 through 24, and Culpepper gets chance to be Raiders QB on Monday, August 27, as well as Wednesday through Friday, By JOSH DUBOW to recoup if a player violates there isn’t a timeline for that August 29 through 31, times from AP Sports Writer his contract in the future. process. 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. each day, at the NAPA — When JaMarcus Davis said the team wants “I’m just absorbing like a MENDOCINO COLLEGE tennis courts. All participants must have Russell came out of college, protection if Russell decides sponge right now, absorbing completed their required Sports some scouts compared his big to hold out or feud with the the offense,” Culpepper said. Physical Examination, and have turned in their fully completed build and strong arm to team in the future. “My mindset is continue to Sports Participation Packet to the Daunte Culpepper. Well, at “That’s the only thing with work to get better to be the Ukiahi Administration Office prior least the Oakland Raiders JaMarcus. It’s not money. starter. That’s pretty much to the start of tryouts, to be eligi- ble to participate. Athletes will have one of those quarter- That’s ridiculous,” Davis said. how I’m approaching it.” receive an eligibility card which is backs in training camp. “It’s the option bonus. they Culpepper, 30, began 2006 to be turned in to the tennis coach /2%.*/9!3).',%2%'5,!2,902)#%$3(/ +! 7!(30%#)!,&/2(!,&02)#%"RINGTHISCOUPON While Russell remains want all the money in option as Miami’s starter but had TOTHE0LAYERS#LUBANYDAYOFTHEWEEKBUT-ONDAYANDRECEIVEAhFORvVOUCHER6OUCHERSCANBE at the tryouts. REDEEMEDATTHE0LAYERS3TEAKHOUSEFORTWO3HO +A 7AH3PECIALSPRICEDATTHEREGULARPRICEOFORA Participants need to bring a ten- home in Alabama without a bonus. And they have the first trouble with his mobility and SINGLE3HO +A 7AH3PECIALFOR -!9./4"%#/-").%$7)4(!.9/4(%2/&&%23/&&%2'//$ 4(2/5'(!5'534 /.,9/.%/&&%20%20%23/.0%2$!9/&&%2!6!),!",%4/0,!9%23  nis racquet, athletic shoes contract, Culpepper practiced choice they’ve ever had and was sacked 21 times in the #,5"-%-"%23/.,9-%-"%23()0)3&2%%-!.!'%-%.42%3%26%3!,,2)'(43 designed specifically for tennis, and a water bottle each day. with the Raiders for the first they’ve got to come through first four games. The For the first time, the Ukiah High time Wednesday after signing with a decent deal otherwise Dolphins shut him down so he School Girls Tennis Team will play his one-year deal. they are done in the market. could continue rehabbing and all of their home matches at MENDOCINO COLLEGE, due to Culpepper, a former Pro That is the story on eventually placed him on court renovations at Ukiahi. Bowl quarterback, had been injured reserve. Weekday team practices will also be held on these courts. looking for work since being When they acquired Trent Any questions may be directed released last month by the Green in a trade with Kansas to Pat Milovina, Girls Varsity Miami Dolphins and found City this offseason, Culpepper Tennis Coach, at 462-0655 or [email protected] his spot in Oakland. became expendable. “I like to take chances like The Raiders worked him Fundraising baseball that,” owner Al Davis said. “I out Monday in Florida and double header don’t know what the risk is. I then again the following day The Redwood Empire Baseball don’t see any real risk.” in California before signing League is holding a fundraising Davis likened the move to him to a deal. baseball double header at the one he made back in 1979 In eight NFL seasons, college to benefit Mendocino College Baseball. when he signed Jim Plunkett, Culpepper has passed for The games will be played on who went on to win two Super 21,091 yards and 137 touch- July 29, games will be held at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Bowl titles in Oakland. downs with 89 interceptions. But Culpepper’s stay in JaMarcus.” He has a career quarterback Benefit softball Oakland might not be that Russell’s agents have not rating of 90.8.“Any time tournament long. spoken publicly on the talks you’re a great competitor and He has only a one-year and didn’t return phone calls people doubt you, it’s absolute The annual Friends of Friends contract, and Russell will be seeking comment Wednesday. fuel to overcome whatever softball tournament will be held at the Cloverdale City Park, entry groomed to take over as soon So for now, the Raiders’ they’re saying or shut them up fee is $300 for each team. as he signs his contract and quarterback situation involved in a sense,” he said. “I feel Proceeds go to a person in the comes into camp. only Culpepper, Josh like I’m a self-motivated guy. community in need due to med- ical expenses. For more informa- “He’s obviously the quar- McCown and Andrew Walter. I’m going to expect out of tion call (707) 972-8122. terback of this team in the Culpepper got only a little myself more than what any- future so whatever it’s going work in the morning practice body can make me or force to be,” Culpepper said. “I feel Wednesday, as McCown and me to do. My expectations for Hey local coaches that I’m here for a reason: No. Walter shared most of the myself are higher than what Please report your game 1 to help this team, help snaps with the first team. anybody could set for me. But results. Phone (707) 468- myself and also help him any McCown threw two inter- doubters, that does give me way I can.” ceptions, and Walter had four fuel.” 3518 or make submissions First, the Raiders need to during the morning practice. McCown and Walter also to: The Ukiah Daily Journal get Russell into camp. The “It’s unacceptable,” Kiffin have their share of doubters. Sports Department, 590 S. No. 1 overall pick has missed said. “We’re turning the ball McCown, acquired in a draft- /&&0%20%23/.&/2504/0%/0,%"RINGTHISCOUPONTOTHE0LAYERS#LUBANDRECEIVEAVOUCHERGOODFOR UPTOOFFANY3IGNATURE$INNER6OUCHERSCANBEREDEEMEDATTHE0LAYERS3TEAKHOUSEFORUPTOFOUR3IGNATURE School Street, Ukiah, CA the first nine practices of over too much right now and day trade from Detroit, made $INNERSPRICEDAT-!9./4"%#/-").%$7)4(!.9/4(%2/&&%23/&&%2'//$!.97%$.%3$!9 95482. Fax (707) 468- /2 &2)$!9 4(2/5'( !5'534  /.,9 /.% /&&%2 0%2 0%23/. 0%2 $!9/&&%2 !6!),!",% 4/  training camp as the sides are we’ll lose a lot of games real 22 starts with Arizona before 0,!9%23#,5"-%-"%23/.,9-%-"%23()0)3&2%%-!.!'%-%.42%3%26%3!,,2)'(43 3544 or visit www.ukiah- unable to agree on a contract. fast if we keep that up.” backing up Jon Kitna with the dailyjournal.com and click Davis said the biggest Culpepper still needs to Lions last season. on “Sports,” then click on holdup in the talks revolves learn the playbook and He has 25 touchdown pass- the “Report Game Score” around the structure of the showed he has recovered from es and 29 interceptions in his banner. Or, send an e-mail deal even though coach Lane the knee injuries that slowed career, but Davis likes his to [email protected] Kiffin said earlier the problem him down the past two sea- mobility and compared him to was money. sons. Rich Gannon. Davis said Russell’s agents, Kiffin said Culpepper The Raiders thought highly Eric Metz and Ethan Lock, would work his way into the enough of Walter that they want most of the money to be rotation and have a chance to passed on the opportunity to paid out in an option bonus, win the starting job. Both draft Matt Leinart, from USC, which is difficult for the team Culpepper and Kiffin said in 2006. 8 – THURSDAY, AUG. 2, 2007 SPORTS THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SCOREBOARD Jim Otto recovering after having right leg amputated MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL KING OF THE HILL STANDINGS By JOSH DUBOW day in and day out. But it Davis that endured decades of Davis also backed the fight AP Sports Writer finally came. He fought the rivalry while Walsh coached by former players to have NATIONAL LEAGUE Lakeport Speedway/Ukiah Speedway NAPA — Hall of Fame amputation. He didn’t want it. with Cincinnati, San Diego increased pensions and dis- At A Glance BOMBERS center Jim Otto recently had He fought it. But there was no and eventually San Francisco. ability payments. In June, a By The Associated Press All Times EDT As of 7/29/2007 his right leg amputated and is other thing to do but to ampu- Davis spent time at Walsh’s group of former players testi- East Division Rank Car # Driver Name Points recovering in a hospital in tate.” house last Saturday, just two fied in Congress about their W L Pct GB New York 59 47 .557 — 1. 7 Ron Duke 1,199 Utah. Otto played with the days before his death. bouts with multiple surgeries, Philadelphia 56 50 .528 3 2. 96 Shelby Helm 1,142 Oakland Raiders owner Al Raiders from 1960-74 and is Davis said he’d like to start dementia and homelessness, Atlanta 56 51 .523 3 1/2 3. 23K Manya Tenney 1,085 Florida 49 58 .458 10 1/2 4. 66 Jimmy Sorrel 1,061 Davis made the announce- currently the team’s director an award in Walsh’s honor to all while trying to fight Washington 46 60 .434 13 5. 26 Jon Waner 1,051 6. 07 George Abella 1,047 ment Wednesday as part of a of special projects. He orga- be given to quarterbacks in a through the red tape of the Central Division 7. 22 Mike Bray 1,043 W L Pct GB 8. 6 Randy Portlock 951 wide-ranging news confer- nizes reunions for former ceremony held in the Bay National Football League and Milwaukee 58 49 .542 — 9. 69 Andy Norton 890 Chicago 56 49 .533 1 10 17 Robert Byers 879 ence touching on the state of players and events for fans in Area. the NFL Players Association’s St. Louis 50 53 .485 6 11. 30 Richie Schwarm 821 Houston 46 60 .434 11 1/2 12. 11 Richie Hoven 805 the team, the recent death of the luxury boxes, and makes “What he represented to disability system. Cincinnati 45 62 .421 13 13. 21 Ronald Portlock 718 Bill Walsh and pensions for public appearances for the professional football, and NFL commissioner Roger Pittsburgh 42 62 .404 14 1/2 14. 5 Anthony McCoy 659 15. 8 Roman Rose 657 former NFL players. team. what stands out there today, is Goodell and players’ union West Division 16. 81 Chris Gamble 655 W L Pct GB 17. 98 Cory Mainini 576 Otto, 69, has had a litany of Otto was a member of the just unparalleled, whether it head Gene Upshaw met with Arizona 59 49 .546 — 18. 4 Kevin Brackett 510 Los Angeles 57 49 .538 1 19. 48 Dylan Rose 468 health problems. He has had original Raiders of 1960. He be George Halas or Paul nearly a dozen former players San Diego 56 49 .533 1 1/2 20. 28 Rick Tommila 429 Colorado 54 51 .514 3 1/2 21. 23 Tim Buzzard 382 prostate cancer, two major played in nine AFL All-Star Brown, whoever it may be,” last month to discuss a new San Francisco 46 58 .442 11 22. 38 Tommy Nugent 347 23. 9 Jerry Wilkins 338 infections that nearly killed games and the first three AFC- Davis said. “He did a magnif- joint effort to look into dis- ——— 24. 6X Branden Powers 312 him and approximately 40 NFC Pro Bowls. icent job, and we here on the ability pay and health care for 25. 48X Wendy Ray Peirce 296 Thursday’s Games 26. 38Z Nickolie Rhodes 258 operations — mostly on his Davis talked about his rela- West Coast have to wake up retirees. St. Louis (Reyes 1-10) at Pittsburgh (Youman 2- 27. 49X Tony Ramazzoti 254 3), 12:35 p.m. 28. 50 Jerry Crapo 253 banged-up knees from playing tionship with Walsh, who got and realize that not everything “It’s not fair to have the N.Y. Mets (JSosa 7-6) at Milwaukee (Vargas 9-2), 29. 9X Danny Helm 205 2:05 p.m. 30. 3X Zach Jenkins 176 football. his start in professional foot- happens at the Heisman, the National Football League as Philadelphia (Lohse 6-12) at Chicago Cubs 31. 64 Simi Tour 140 (Marshall 5-4), 2:20 p.m. 32. 00 David Gatlin 138 “It’s been, as you know ball as an assistant with the Maxwell Award, and all these someone who didn’t take care Arizona (Petit 2-2) at San Diego (Peavy 10-5), 33. 16 Darren Groves 136 3:35 p.m. 34. 24 Timothy Palmer 116 with him, a tremendous fight,” Raiders in 1966. That one sea- awards, that are given back of theirs when we should take Colorado (Lopez 5-4) at Florida (Vanden Hurk 3- 35. 88 Kevin Slaughter 102 Davis said. “He’s lived son Walsh spent in Oakland East to great contemporaries care of our own,” Davis said. 2), 7:05 p.m. 36. 32 Jodi Snider 88 Cincinnati (Undecided) at Washington (Bacsik 4- 37. 14 Brandon Verdi 76 through it now for three years, helped forge a friendship with and great people.” “I strongly believe that.” 6), 7:05 p.m. 38. 21C Peggy Hawthorne 74 Houston (W.Williams 5-12) at Atlanta (Reyes 0- 39. 57 Eric Hernandez 72 1), 7:35 p.m. 40. 68 John Saunders 62 San Francisco (Zito 7-10) at L.A. Dodgers (Tomko 41. 54 Virgil Cokeley 55 2-8), 10:10 p.m. 42. 00 David Land III 50 43. 28X Amy Burger 42 Friday’s Games 44. 29 Chris Chaampagne 41 N.Y. Mets at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. 45. 3 Ray Lozano 41 Saddam’s anthem mars welcome in Dubai for Iraqi team Houston at Florida, 7:05 p.m. 46. 2X Cody Martin 39 Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. 47. 41 Roy Funderburk 35 St. Louis at Washington, 7:05 p.m. 48. 3B Lou Tustin 14 By BARBARA SURK gized for what was apparently long, economy-class flight ministry. “The Saudis have Colorado at Atlanta, 7:35 p.m. Philadelphia at Milwaukee, 8:05 p.m. BONUS BOMBERS Associated Press Writer a mistake. from Indonesia, Dubai’s al- spent large sums of money (on San Francisco at San Diego, 10:05 p.m. DUBAI, United Arab Najeh Hamoud, from the Maktoum presented the team their team), but they got only Arizona at L.A. Dodgers, 10:40 p.m. As of 7/29/2007 AMERICAN LEAGUE Emirates — The food was Iraqi soccer federation, told with $5.45 million in cash. failure. It seems that the Rank Car # Driver Name Points great but the music stank. U.S.-funded Radio Sawa, The sum dwarfed the $10,000 Saudis failed to bribe the ref- By The Associated Press 1. 49 Andy Vanderveer 1,161 All Times EDT 2. 87 Bill Mucci 951 A celebration thrown by the which broadcasts in Arabic, a awarded to each player by eree.” 3. 57 Eric Johnson 942 East Division 4. 35 George Mavrakis 939 ruler of Dubai for the Iraqi technician responsible for the Iraq’s leaders for the victory. In Dubai, the players W L Pct GB 5. 45 Manuel Antonio 914 Boston 64 42 .604 — 6. 6 Keith Nelson 703 soccer team after its Asian music was unaware there was The Iraqi win, the country’s lamented they could not cele- New York 57 49 .538 7 7. 2U Jared Martin 642 Cup win was marred when a new anthem. first in 51 years of the compe- brate at home, but Hussein Toronto 53 54 .495 11 1/2 8. 204 David Jones 512 Baltimore 50 55 .476 13 1/2 9. 29 Dino Guevara 358 Iraq’s Saddam Hussein-era After Saddam’s overthrow, tition, brought a joke Saeed, head of the Iraqi Tampa Bay 41 66 .383 23 1/2 10. 25 Brandon Szymczak 308 11. 25X Eric Williamson 297 national anthem was played, new Iraqi authorities selected Wednesday from Saudi Football Federation, said they Central Division 12. 30 Terry Pittman 285 W L Pct GB 13. 53 Mike Marcu 276 angering many players and “Mawtini,” a folk tune popu- Foreign Minister Prince Saud drew comfort from being Detroit 61 46 .570 — 14. 17 Mike Sulliva 244 Cleveland 60 46 .566 1/2 15. 59 Sean Keown 243 prompting some to walk lar throughout the Arab world, al-Faisal during a press con- among “brothers,” referring to Minnesota 55 51 .519 5 1/2 16. 32 Jodi Snider 222 Chicago 48 58 .453 12 1/2 17. 48 Raymond Rosales 210 away. to replace the old anthem ference with visiting U.S. the large numbers of Iraqi Kansas City 47 59 .443 13 1/2 18. 83 Wade Coleman 155 Confetti rained down as the which glorified Saddam’s Secretary of State expatriates living in the Gulf. 19. 6L Eddie Robinson 148 West Division 20. 50 Jerry Crapo 138 players arrived late Tuesday at Baath party. Condoleezza Rice. “I would love to go back to W L Pct GB 21. 20 Richard Page 117 Los Angeles 62 43 .590 — 22. 11 Kevin Waycik 117 the Dubai airport where thou- An Emirati royal family jet When asked about accusa- Baghdad and see my family, Seattle 58 47 .552 4 23. 41 Roy Funderburk 112 Oakland 51 57 .472 12 1/2 24. 30 Tim Grayson 97 sands of cheering fans gath- had whisked the Iraqis from tions that Saudi Arabia has but it is so difficult,” said mid- Texas 47 59 .443 15 1/2 25. 25X Casey Saunders 88 26. 27 Ian Elliott 83 ered to welcome the team and the Indonesian capital of failed to back U.S. efforts for fielder Nashat Akram, as he ——— 27. 7 Ron Duke 76 celebrate its victory. Jakarta, where they beat Saudi Iraq stability, al-Faisal insist- 28. 1 Michael Lovell 73 was surrounded by a joyous Thursday’s Games 29. 24 Trent Campbell 68 But some players and Arabia 1-0, to Dubai instead ed that Saudi Arabia was sup- Texas (Wright 3-3 or Gabbard 4-0) at Cleveland 30. 5 Gary Collins 66 throng. (Westbrook 1-6), 12:05 p.m. members of the Iraqi delega- of their wartorn country, in a portive of the Iraqi govern- Baltimore (Guthrie 7-3) at Boston (Wakefield 12- LATE MODELS “We are just so happy to 9), 1:05 p.m. tion walked out in protest grand gesture by Dubai’s ment, adding in jest, “As an Chicago White Sox (Garland 8-7) at N.Y.Yankees As of 7/29/2007 bring a smile to the faces of all (Clemens 3-5), 1:05 p.m. when the organizers put on leader Sheikh Mohammed bin indication of our good inten- Kansas City (Perez 6-9) at Minnesota (J.Santana Rank Car # Driver Name Points our countrymen,” said Iraqi 11-8), 1:10 p.m. Saddam’s anthem instead of Rashid al-Maktoum. tions, we let their team win.” L.A. Angels (Saunders 4-0) at Oakland (Gaudin 1. 79 Forrest Kuecker 654 the country’s new one, With the kidnapping and In Baghdad, fans called the team captain Younis 8-6), 10:05 p.m. 2. 34 John Dalerio 618 3. 69 Charlie Collins 585 according to Bassam al- killing of athletes rife in Iraq, remark sour grapes. Mahmoud, who scored Iraq’s Friday’s Games 4. 98 Blair Aiken 506 Chicago White Sox at Detroit, 7:05 p.m. 5. 20 Michael Swaney 435 Husseini, a representative of the squad trains abroad, most- “It just shows the Saudis’ only goal in Sunday’s finals. Kansas City at N.Y.Yankees, 7:05 p.m. 6. 45 Sean Caturegli 397 Texas at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. 7. 05 Jeremy Donahoo 363 Iraq’s Prime Minister Nouri ly in Gulf nations like the deep sadness over their ———— Baltimore at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. 8. 08 Chris Salmina 347 Emirates and Qatar. defeat,” said Mohammed Cleveland at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. 9. 75D Mike Doss 296 al-Maliki, who flew with the AP correspondent Suhail Boston at Seattle, 10:05 p.m. 10. 15 Mikey Lovell 223 team. In addition to sending his Abdul-Mahsin, 40, an Hussein in Amman con- L.A. Angels at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. 11. 75 Kevin Ostern 185 12. 67 David Furia 169 Emirates officials apolo- private jet to spare the team a employee in the transportation tributed to this report. 13. 29 Robert Lozano 151 MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER 14. 5 Kevin Estep 142 15. 34L Corey James 101 16. 15J Jeremy Hopkins 99 By The Associated Press 17. 75 Michael Lovell 96 All Times EDT 18. 15 Noel McCormack, Jr. 95 19. 08J Jeremy Nowlin 81 EASTERN CONFERENCE 20. 56 Brandon Barnwell 79 W L T Pts GF GA 21. 42 Bryan Todd 69 New England 8 3 6 30 31 21 22. 98 Andy Layton 14 Kansas City 8 5 5 29 32 26 New York 8 7 3 27 26 23 MINI STOCKS Columbus 6 5 7 25 23 23 D.C. United 7 6 3 24 26 22 As of 7/29/2007 Chicago 5 8 4 19 16 26 Toronto FC 5 9 4 19 18 29 Rank Car # Driver Name Points WESTERN CONFERENCE 1. 69 Robert Schmidt 833 W L T Pts GF GA 2. 09 Todd Armstrong 774 Houston 10 5 4 34 28 13 3. 42 Davey Coyne 651 FC Dallas 9 6 3 30 24 24 4. 93 Brad Laird 550 CD Chivas USA 8 6 3 27 24 19 5. 56 Jessica Aceves 439 Colorado 4 8 6 18 16 24 6. 58 Jim Keown 260 Los Angeles 3 5 4 13 17 18 7. 16 Dale Preston 101 Real Salt Lake 1 9 6 9 13 26 8. 42 John Barker 98 9. 58S Sean Keown 93 NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. 10. 22 Jay Strugnell 92 ——— 11. 16M Mitchell Preston 83 12. 55 John Johnson 81 Saturday’s Games 13. 3G Jay Rosenthal 80 Columbus at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Colorado at FC Dallas, 8:30 p.m. MODIFIEDS Houston at Real Salt Lake, 9 p.m. Sunday’s Games As of 7/29/2007 D.C. United at New England, 4 p.m. Los Angeles at Toronto FC, 7:30 p.m. Rank Car # Driver Name Points 1. 30 Terry McIntire 948 2. 5D Derrick Crayford 876 WNBA 3. 77 Jeremy Nowlin 843 4. 90 Codi Barba 735 5. 16M Mark Marek 604 At A Glance 6. 11 Bob Strauss 564 By The Associated Press 7. 2K Darin Snider 504 All Times EDT 8. 45 Ron Conner 496 9. 29 Drew Foster 476 EASTERN CONFERENCE 10. 67 David Furia 451 W L Pct GB 11. 5 Kevin Estep 441 Detroit 21 6.778 — 12. 8 Mike Smithhart 423 Indiana 17 10.630 4 13. 5X Steve Taylor 418 Connecticut 15 12.556 6 14. 39 Noel McCormack, Jr. 388 Chicago 12 15.444 9 15. 55 Clay Caturegli 383 New York 10 15.400 10 16. 17 Thomas Wright 291 Washington 10 15.400 10 17. 27L Mike Linnell 280 18. 98 Jonathon Reynolds 242 WESTERN CONFERENCE 19. 46 Rick Rose 238 W L Pct GB 20. 16 Scott Sabol 219 San Antonio 16 9.640 — 21. 61 Danny Bishop 218 Phoenix 17 10.630 — 22. 2KX Andrew Snider 204 Sacramento 15 10.600 1 23. 34 Corey James 171 Seattle 13 14.481 4 24. 88 Gary Lowblad 119 Los Angeles 9 16.360 7 25. 81 Bret Barney 114 Houston 8 18.3088 1/2 26. 90P Rick Pardini 104 Minnesota 7 20.259 10 27. 27 Brian Gard 88 28. 72 Scott Feil 83 ——— 29. 11L Ben Phillips 83 Tuesday’s Games 30. 12 Dustin DeRosier 62 Connecticut 74, Chicago 56 31. 50 Kenny Spencer 61 Indiana 66, Washington 57 32. 83 Richie Potts 56 Los Angeles 73, New York 63 Detroit 84, San Antonio 79 33. 27K Darrin Knight 40 Phoenix 76, Houston 74 34. 47 Thomas Leiby 15 Sacramento 78, Seattle 74

year in 1986 and spikes from Record when he became the first player with 400 homers and Continued from Page 7 400 stolen bases. Unsolicited, he sent the bat moment. and ball from his 2,000th hit. He plans to be there when it A batting practice bat from the happens. After the Hall of 2002 World Series was the Fame induction ceremony last last thing Bonds donated. weekend, Idelson traveled Last week, when the Giants Tuesday to Los Angeles to be were playing at home against at Dodger Stadium for the Atlanta and Florida, Idelson Giants’ three-game series. tried to watch Bonds’ first at- Around 35,000 artifacts are bat on TV, then set his alarm shown and stored in the Hall for 1:30 a.m. to get up and see Publication Dates: The Ukiah of Fame. if the seven-time NL MVP About a dozen of those are had homered. connected to Bonds, and 30 to Idelson had flights booked The Ukiah Daily Journal DAILY JOURNAL Aaron. for each day and would cancel August 19 “I think we have to see how them if Bonds didn’t connect Call your Ukiah Daily Journal the final act plays out,” for a home run. Idelson said. “I’ll get a feel for He would have flown out representative to reserve your space it. We’ll see how it is when we during the week, then online at ukiahdailyjournal.com get to that point. After the returned to Cooperstown for game is over, we’ll let him Tony Gwynn and Cal Ripken Advertising Space & Materials Deadline: enjoy his celebration.” Jr.’s induction. Currently in the Hall, there Now, it’s all Bonds for August 10, 3:00pm 468-3500 is a bat from Bonds’ rookie Idelson. THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT THURSDAY, AUG. 2, 2007 – 9 BILLBOARD Frame Continued from Page 3 Band Slam battle ding slideshows, etc. My advice for anyone of the bands set for Aug. 18 thinking of saying “I Do” to Ukiah Music Center continues to look for the best bands wedding photography is to from all styles of music in Lake and Mendocino County to plan ahead, follow through compete at the 1st BandSlam in the Plaza, a regional battle of and start small. Here’s a guide the bands concert on Aug. 18 at Alex Thomas Plaza in Ukiah. to get you started: This is an opportunity for regional musicians to come together, play for each other, network and show off what they’ve got. Check your Bands are encouraged to invite their fans to support them as ego at the door part of their performance score is based on crowd appreciation. Ukiah Music Center has joined forces with The City of Never forget that the wed- Ukiah, Main Street Program, Laughing Coyote Studios, ding day is about the bride, KWINE, MAX 93.5, KOZT The Coast and Dig Music in pre- groom, their families and senting an all day event where School Street downtown will be friends--not you. Wedding blocked off for concessionaires, art booths and music vendors photogs are given a lot of as 36 musical acts square off for first and second awards and privilege and power and some the Grand Uber Prize. Musical categories will include jazz, take this too far. You will need rock, blues, latin, country, heavy metal, bluegrass, folk, reggae patience when twenty cameras might remind you of some Next comes the ceremony. and bouquet toss will wrap and many more. are parked behind you and folks are leaning over your details you may not have Since you went to the things up. Be on your toes and Only bands from Lake and Mendocino County will be able thought of. try to photograph each guest to compete with seven local judges in attendance. Celebrity shoulder during the portrait rehearsal, you should have judges include Mona Gnader from Sammy Hagar’s Waboritas, session. Think of these extra plans on where to get the best at least once at tables or on the Guitarist Alex de Grassi, KWINE’s Cherie Sheraque and many cameras as reinforcement, not Get a rep view of the entrance of the dance floor. more. The Grand Uber Prize will be a 12-hour recording ses- competition. wedding party and the cere- Make arrangements to have mony itself. Photograph can- Get permission to go sion at Laughing Coyote Studios in Redwood Valley. There will one person help you with the be numerous first and second prizes in various categories of gift Be seen and not heard dids of guests during the cere- portrait sessions. This person mony with your telephoto but Check in with the boss to certificates to Ukiah Music Center and Dig Music as well as should help manage the flow make sure you have covered gear giveaways. All performances will be simulcast live on Your job is to capture the don’t miss the key moments essence of the day, not of the portraits as they know of ring exchange, vows, the the list. Only leave if you have Twin Cities Radio.net. This is your chance to play for all of names and faces of the wed- been released and hopefully, Lake and Mendocino County and get your band heard. For become part of it or make kiss, father handing off the changes. You should dress in ding party and they shoud be bride, the great look on the thanked for your hard work. more information, call Ukiah Music Center at 462-8863, or E- keen to any styling issues. You mail them at [email protected]. neutral tones and wear com- couple’s faces when they are fortable shoes. Be prepared to can direct them to adjust a veil introduced as Mr. and Mrs. Final presentation or straighten a tie, etc. climb up a ladder for elevated Usually there is a rush of Try submitting your images Metal arts exhibition angles and, at times, crouch Four wedding stages portraits right after the cere- in a slideshow format on CD. continues at Grace Hudson on your knees to make sure mony. Portraits are the third If you’re shooting digital just you don’t block the view of The creations of 35 metal artists from Northern California Arrivals and getting ready stage of the shoot. You must burn CD’s of all of the images the guests. Use telephoto lens- is the first part of your wed- take charge along with your with a set of edited images. If will be assembled in an exhibition at Grace Hudson Museum to es from a distance at times and run through October 14. Featuring artists from San Jose to ding coverage. You’ll want to helper. If folks are trying to you photograph by the hour Arcata, the “Metal Works North” exhibit will span the spectrum use wide angles close up when photograph guests as they shoot over your shoulder, ask consider releasing all nega- from delicate jewelry to massive yet graceful hand-forged fur- it is appropriate. approach the wedding site. them all to lower their cam- tives and digital images taken niture. Premiere northern California metal smiths as well as People arriving for the happy eras while you shoot so the during those paid hours. Try “rising star” artists will be exhibiting pieces fashioned in gold, Practice makes perfect occasion will be carrying subjects look at your camera to deliver the images within a silver, copper, and wrought iron, often mixed with other media. Attend the rehearsal if there gifts, wearing smiles and don- only. You might consider let- week or e-mail small versions Nine Mendocino County artists will be represented in the is one or at least go to the ning wedding garb. Look for ting them take their photos of your top ten to the bride exhibit. The exhibit is co-curated by Colleen Schenck, a well- wedding site with the bride or decor or details that represent first and then you’ll have the and groom the next day as a known metal sculpture and jewelry artist from Philo, and her groom and have them run the theme or tone of the wed- subjects to yourself. primer. Refer the bride and husband, Marvin Schenck, curator of Grace Hudson Museum. through the logistics. At this ding. Red heart rose petals You might consider the groom to www.shutterfly.com time you can establish where strewn around centerpieces or post ceremony portrait session where they can create a hard- Taylor’s Tavern’s 17th annual the portraits will be taken and the mini bride and groom a primer and later on pull the cover wedding book after figure out your light and perched atop the three tiered bride and groom aside for a uploading the top 40 to 50 Buffalo Barbecue set for Aug. 4 angles. It’s important to go at cake make for great reminders second set when guests are images. Then set up a starter Taylor’s Tavern, at 6951 East Road, Redwood Valley, is the time of day that the wed- of the event. Jump between occupied with food and danc- portfolio for yourself in case holding its 17th annual Buffalo Barbecue, serving from 1 p.m. ding will be held so you will the bride and groom as they ing. The second shoot will be you’re thinking of saying “I to 6 p.m. There will be live music by Country Boys from 4 p.m. be familiar with the light. get ready. Straightening of the more informal and often Do,” again. to 8 p.m. The charge for admission will be $14. Taylor’s tavern Takes some test shots so you ties, pinning on corsages makes for more natural, requests that nobody under 21 attend. For more information, can analyze them later. Ask make for great candids. relaxed photos. Suzette Cook-Mankins is a call 485-5108. the bride or wedding planner Remember to knock and ask Finally, the reception. 20-year veteran of photojour- for a list of specific photos “Everybody descent?” before Again, the key moments are nalism. Send questions or Ukiah Symphony Association they want. This list won’t con- you enter any of the changing important, toasts, dancing, comments to annual public meeting set for Aug. 13 tain too many surprises, but it rooms. cutting the cake, garter belt [email protected] The Ukiah Symphony Association will conduct its annual public meeting at 1 p.m. on Monday, Aug. 13. The public is invited to attend. The meeting will be held in the Voice The Ukiah Classroom in the Center for the Performing Arts, at Mendocino College, 1000 Hensley Creek Rd., Ukiah. For more informa- tion, call 462-0236. DAILY JOURNAL Willits Cultural Arts Commission accepting Fair applications 468-3500 Willits Cultural Arts Commission is accepting entries for the 21st annual Holiday Craft Fair, which will be taking place on December 7 and 8, at the Willits Community Center. They rec- ommend that interested artists, hand crafters, and specialty food entrepreneurs to request application forms by mailing to Larry River, P.O. Box 1114, Willits CA., 95490 and enclose a self addressed stamped envelope. Application forms will be mailed to all parties the week of August 21. ‘Sister Jane’s Sermons’ to be shown at Mendocino College Aug. 22 The documentary, “Sister Jane’s Sermons” will be shown at the Mendocino College Theater on Wednesday, Aug. 22, at 7 and 8:30 p.m. There is a requested minimum donation of $20 for tickets, which are available at the Mendocino Book Company, Plowshares, or by calling Sister Jane at 463-8445. All proceeds go to support Sister Jane financially. Pure Mendocino celebration Join these advertisers who are of organics set for Aug. 24 to 26 Mendocino County’s organic wine and food adventure, Pure already benefiting from their Mendocino, takes place the last weekend of August. The three day event trumpets the County’s leadership in organics, and is presence on our website where.... a benefit for the non-profit Cancer Resource Center of Mendocino County. The weekend starts with an all-organic dinner on Friday, August 24 at Dark Horse Ranch, a bio-dynamic farm owned by Mendocino Wine Company partner, and co-chair of Pure “One click brings Ukiah to your home” Mendocino (with Center director Sara O’Donnell), Paul Dolan. The evening features a tasting of regional food and wine, fol- lowed by a dinner prepared by Chef Craig Strattman from Patrona Bistro in Ukiah. Tickets are $125 per person ($1000 for a table of eight). The Pure Mendocino Organic Food and Wine Tasting takes place on Saturday, August 25 at the Mendocino Wine Wine Cellars Company’s Parducci Wine Cellars north of Ukiah. Purveyors of ickel Creek Nursery organic and wild-crafted foods, organic wines and local chefs will offer samples, food demonstrations, and information about organic and sustainable living. Live entertainment and a silent auction round out the afternoon. Tickets for the tasting are $40 per person. County-wide certified organic farm tours of many of the producers featured at Saturday’s tasting are offered both Saturday and Sunday, August 24 and 25. Visitors to the farms will find information on chemical-free farming practices and sample foods fresh from the farm. Directions and more infor- L. Scott Spears mation about the no-cost farm tours can be found at their Web site, http://www.puremendocino.org. The Cancer Resource Centers of Mendocino County has offices in Mendocino village and in Ukiah. The Center offers information, support and advocacy for those facing cancer in Mendocino County. All of the proceeds from Pure Mendocino events stay in Mendocino County and support the Centers. If interested in making Pure Mendocino reservations, call 1.800.449.6483. For additional information, visit their Web site at http://www.puremendocino.org, or call the Cancer Resource Center at 800.449.6483. 10 – THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 2007 TIME OUT Editor: Chris McCartney, 468-3524 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

PEANUTS by Charles M. Schulz THE BORN LOSER by Art and Chip Sansom

ZITS by Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman BLONDIE by Dean Young and Jim Raymond

DILBERT by Scott Adams FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves

FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE by Lynn Johnson BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker

DOONESBURY by Gary Trudeau HAGAR THE HORRIBLE by Dik Browne

2001), actor; Peter O’Toole (1932-), actor, is they have never failed to imitate them.” -- Datebook: Thursday, August 2, 2007 75; Wes Craven (1939-), filmmaker, is 68; James Baldwin Mary-Louise Parker (1964-), actress, is 43. TODAY’S FACT: Calvin Coolidge was Today is the 214th day of 2007 and the 43rd In 1939, Albert Einstein wrote a letter to TODAY’S SPORTS: In 1921, a Chicago sworn into the presidency by his father, a day of summer. President Roosevelt requesting that the U.S. jury acquitted former White Sox players and notary public, in his family’s rural Vermont TODAY’S HISTORY: In 1923, President research the possibility of atomic weapons. two others of conspiring to defraud the public Warren Harding died in San Francisco, Calif.; In 1990, the Iraqi army invaded Kuwait. by planning to throw the 1919 World Series. home. Vice President Calvin Coolidge was sworn in TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: James Baldwin TODAY’S QUOTE: “Children have never TODAY’S MOON: Between full moon as president before dawn the next day. (1924-1987), writer; Carroll O’Connor (1924- been very good at listening to their elders, but (July 29) and last quarter (Aug. 5).

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- the boss’ praise that affairs. New hope could 23) -- If there is an impor- Jan. 19) -- Leave nothing becomes so valuable. dispel what had looked so ASTROGRAPH tant matter that needs nego- to chance, and you will ARIES (March 21- bleak for you up until now. tiating or delicate handling, have little trouble managing April 19) -- If you’ve got CANCER (June 21- you’re the person to over- a situation for yourself or some personal business to July 22) -- What motivates By Bernice Bede Osol see it. Instead of depending another that has been prob- conduct with someone, take you won’t be of the bread- upon another to do so, use lematic for everyone else. this person to lunch. Being and-butter variety; it’ll be that diplomacy you possess. Your results will be impres- in convivial surroundings more like a chocolate cake SCORPIO (Oct. 24- sive. will help immensely in pre- -- If you know or under- covered with whipped Nov. 22) -- What inspires AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- senting your case to him or cream. Wonderful delights stand something better than others to step forward and Feb. 19) -- You can usually her. those with whom you’re exert some effort on your handle situations better TAURUS (April 20- are promised for positive dealing, don’t hide your behalf is the considerate when you act independently May 20) -- Compensation action. light under a bushel. Your and solicitous manner in of others, yet all of your for unselfishness could be Get a jump on life by Friday, Aug. 3, 2007 knowledge will be greatly which you’ve treated them. greatest successes are likely higher than usual. You can understanding the influ- You’re likely to enjoy appreciated and rewarded. Keep up the good attitude. to come about through part- discover this for yourself by ences that are governing much more time for plea- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. nership arrangements. doing what you can for oth- you in the year ahead. Send surable pursuits than you 22) -- One of your better 23-Dec. 21) -- You’re a PISCES (Feb. 20- ers whenever you see a per- for your Astro-Graph year- previously have. One of the assets will be your uncanny quick study, so check out March 20) -- Because son is in need of help. ahead predictions by mail- ability to upgrade or trans- reasons will be the big that information or knowl- you’ll respond willingly if GEMINI (May 21-June ing $2 to Astro-Graph, c/o improvement you’ll see in form those things that are edge you need to be able to someone asks you to do 20) -- Rays of light began this newspaper, P.O. Box your financial picture, outdated. They could be acquire something big. Bits something extra, you’ll be piercing the clouds yester- which adds to your blithe- anything from improving a 167, Wickliffe, OH 44092- of wisdom you possess will highly thought of by your day, allowing the sun to 0167. Be sure to state your some spirit. relationship to redecorating give you the edge. peers. But it’s likely to be shine brightly on all your LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) a room. zodiac sign. Classified keep you on the right track. 468-3500 TIME OUT THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 2007 – 11 Editor: Chris Mccartney, 468-3524 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Puzzlers

THE LEARNING CHALLENGER by Robert Barnett

DIRECTIONS: A. Using each "Chaos Grid" number with its letter one time, arrange the numbers with their letters for the "Order Grid" so each vertical column, horizontal row, and two diagonals each ADD to numbers inside thick lined cells. B. Some correct numbers with their letters have been put into the "Order Grid" to get you started. Also, above the "Order Grid" is a "Decoded Message" clue. C. After you have solved the "Order Grid" doing as direction "A" says, put the let- ters from horizontal rows, from left to right, under "Decoded Message" and make words to form the answer.

CHAOS GRID THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME 6312329 by Henri Arnold and Mike Argirion EGEC 10 8 33 25 Unscramble these four Jumbles, NHRA one letter to each square, 14 12 27 31 to form four ordinary words. GISE 10 6 2 29 VORD YUINT

CLUE: GAP ORDER GRID 74 ©2007 Tribune Media Services, Inc. 74 All Rights Reserved.

31 74 G BROOT 29 6 74 CO 8 74 H 74 74 74 74 74 8/2/2007 DECODED MESSAGE: YATGIE

ANSWERS IN NEXT EDITION © 2007 Robert Barnett www.jumble.com ENBARN Answers to Previous Now arrange the circled letters Learning Challenger to form the surprise answer, as THE QUEEN OF SPADES suggested by the above cartoon.

32 -16 -10 22 THEQ Answer here: 66610 UEEN (Answers tomorrow) 212410 Jumbles: EVOKE FOLIO SPONGE TRAGIC OFSP Yesterday’s -12 26 28 -14 Answer: How the hikers described the campsite ADES overlooking the canyons — “GORGES” 8/1/2007 Emotionally distant parents now want daughter’s care

Dear Annie: I had the misfortune to be born their own teenagers are going through the same Dear Annie: My husband and I have been to the two most selfish people known to stage. married for nearly four years, and this intima- mankind. I am their only child. ANNIE’S MAILBOX I don’t mind him having a hobby, but it cy topic in your column has really gotten us When Dad divorced Mom, he divorced me. involves getting together with his unemployed talking. He’s spent the rest of his life being a wonder- By Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar musician friends three or four evenings a week I’m a nurse and work three 12-hour shifts in ful husband to his new wife (who doesn’t like to practice, and that is having a very negative a row. I sure don’t feel up to sex when I get me) and a father to her son. My mother has effect on our family. Our children miss him, spent her life looking for love in all the wrong ents. You don’t have to be fond of them, but and I find that we are growing apart. I’ve home. But I don’t want my marriage to turn out places. My father and I pretend to have a rela- you do have an obligation to see that they are resisted the urge to get too close to any of the like many of your readers’. My husband and I tionship, and my mother and I run hot and cold. not out on the street. Please check that their men I meet, but I am very much a single per- openly discuss what we need from each other. Right now, we’re very, very cold. finances are in order, that they have insurance son these days. I want more hugs and kisses that go nowhere, I have been married to the same man for 40 and, if necessary, that they are placed in an I want our marriage to work, but it seems I and he would like more that go somewhere. years, and we have two great kids. My parents assisted-living residence or given nursing care. am the only person in it. Please don’t suggest Talking has deepened our bond and helped are now elderly and not in good health. They You do not have to do this personally if you (or counseling. -- Sick of It us understand each other’s needs. This will seem to think I should take care of them, even they) can afford to hire a geriatric care manag- Dear Sick of It: Your husband has catapult- help our marriage in the long run. Thank you though when I was young, neither had time to er (caremanager.org). Otherwise, check with ed himself into his adolescence in order to for this topic. I think it may have ensured the take care of me. your Area Agency on Aging. escape the responsibility of being a husband success of my marriage. -- Pensacola, Fla. I can’t turn back the clock and create feel- Dear Annie: Just how long is my husband’s and father. Talk to him about how much the ings for them that should have been formed middle age crisis supposed to last? At the age children need both their parents and see if you Dear Pensacola: One of the things we try to many years ago. Where do I go from here? -- of 47, he is in his rock-star phase. For the last can wake him up. Otherwise, if you truly want do is bring up topics that will help our readers Old Enough to Know Better two years, everything in our lives has revolved to save your marriage, you will use all the communicate. You are smart to recognize this Dear Old Enough: Obviously, you still har- around his music. Our friends avoid us because options available -- and that includes counsel- and deal with these sensitive issues before they bor a great deal of resentment toward your par- they are bored to death by this -- not to mention ing, like it or not. become problems. Thanks for writing.

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Call 800- in innovative activity- File No.: 2007-F0467 File No.: 2007-F0510 File No.: 2007-F0475 File No.: 2007-F0512 Change of Name. like new. 463-7867, activities of $20M/yr 540-2916 or send based after-school THE FOLLOWING THE FOLLOWING THE FOLLOWING THE FOLLOWING ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR CHANGE 467-4881. Community Action resume to prestonl@ program in Ukiah. PERSON(S) IS PERSON(S) IS PERSON(S) IS PERSON(S) IS OF NAME Agency. BA in autoweeklycars.com Great team, excel- (ARE) DOING BUSI- (ARE) DOING BUSI- NESS AS: (ARE) DOING BUSI- (ARE) DOING BUSI- Unlimited Acctg or Finance + lent benefits. Min AA NESS AS: MENDOCINO ROOTS DOCTOR NESS AS: NESS AS: No. SCUK CVPT 0799492 5 yrs incr. resp degree & experience ANTOJITOS DON COUNTY HEALTH WOMAN TGIF REPAIRS KILKENNY KITCH- Date: Filed July 11, 2007 mgmt exp, pref in w/ children in mental FER AND HUMAN 12100 B Eel River INCORPORATED EN WHEREAS Stephanie Epperson, petitioner, public or govt-fund- health or rehab set- 1990 Talmage Rd SERVICES Road 1040 N State St. 107 South Oak St. as parent of applicant Nathan Alexander ed non-profit hu- ting. $18 to $21/hr Talmage, CA 95481 Terrier on the loose! AGENCY Potter Valley, CA Ste E Ukiah, CA 95482 Fossett, a minor, has filed a petition with the man serv org. Min 2 dep on ed and exp. Rosa Maria Pena At just 6 months I did Social Services 95469 Ukiah, CA 95482 Ross Kilkenny clerk of this court for a decree changing appli- not know that staying yrs supv exp. FT. 463-3300 for app 1950 Foster Lane Branch Jennifer N. Ackley TGIF REPAIRS 4 Lookout Dr. cant’s name from Nathan Alexander Fossett home was really the Starts at $5083- packet. Apps accept- Talmage, CA 95481 Currently recruiting 12100 B Eel River Rd INCORPORATED Ukiah, CA 95482 to Nathan Alexander Sneed; best idea, so I took $5337/mo. DOQ + ed immediately; Potter Valley, CA This business is con- for: 1040 N State St This business is con- ITIS ORDERED that all persons interested in off down East Side ben. NCO appl re- deadline 8/8/2007 95469 ducted by an Individ- • Office Assistant II Ste E ducted by an Individ- the above matter appear in Department E of Rd. in RV on Mon. quired. (800)606- This business is con- ual. The registrant Ukiah and Willits Customer Ukiah, CA 95482 ual. The registrant this court, 100 N. State Street, Ukiah, Cali- 7/30 and now I am at 5550 ext 302 or jmi- ducted by an Individ- commenced to trans- Only Service/Sales This business is con- commenced to trans- fornia, on August 24, 2007, at 9:30 a.m., or the Ukiah shelter. [email protected] ual. The registrant act business under • Office Assistant III Progressive Manu- ducted by a Corpo- act business under as soon thereafter as the matter may be Please come and get for app & job desc. commenced to trans- the fictitious business me or call Sage at Ukiah and Willits facturing Company ration. State of in- the fictitious business heard and show cause, if any, why the peti- Open Until Filled. act business under name or names listed 467-6453 If not Only has an excellent op- corporation: Cali- name or names listed tion for change of name should not be grant- First rev. of apps: the fictitious business above on 6/12/2007. found, I can be For further info go portunity for qualified fornia. The registrant above on 7/25/07. ed. 8/01/07. EOE name or names listed Endorsed-Filed on adopted on Sat 8/4. to: individual. For Details commenced to trans- Endorsed-Filed on IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that a copy of above on June 7/24/2007 at the www.mss.ca.gov and how to apply - act business under 7/25/07 at the Men- this order to show cause be published in the We are rats and we 1,2007. Endorsed- Mendocino County Administration to: “Career Oppor- Please visit: Filed on 7/5/2007 at the fictitious business docino County Clerks Ukiah Daily Journal, a newspaper of general did not desert the Clerks Office. NORTH COAST tunities” Or call the www.wabtec.com the Mendocino Coun- name or names listed Office. circulation printed in Mendocino County, Cali- ship! Rather our hu- /s/Rosa Maria Pena OPPORTUNITIES jobline: (707)467- Corporate Informa- ty Clerks Office. above on 7/1/2007. /s/Ross Kilkenny fornia, once a week for four successive mans deserted us! I ROSA MARIA PENA Human Resources 5866. All close tion/Careers/Oppor- /s/Jennifer N. Ackley Endorsed-Filed on ROSS KILKENNY weeks prior to the date set for hearing on the am a mother with my Officer 8/10/07 tunities. Locations: JENNIFER N. 7/11/2007 at the 576-07 petition. 7 babies here at the 593-07 Administers all HR USA, CA Willits ACKLEY Mendocino County 7-26,8-2,9,16/07 Stephanie Epperson Ukiah shelter. We 8-2,9,16,23/07 functions for non- CNA Clerks Office. FICTITIOUS 485 Melody Ln are free to good DIESEL 535-07 FICTITIOUS profit, human serv Day shift available. /s/Dawn White BUSINESS NAME Upper Lake, CA 95485 homes. Please MECHANIC 7-12,19,26,8-2/07 BUSINESS NAME org. 250 emp, mul- Apply in person STATEMENT 275-9405 come and rescue us 5 yrs. exp. Good pay. FICTITIOUS DAWN WHITE STATEMENT tiple locations, part- 1162 S. Dora. St. File No.: 2007-F0434 /s/ Richard J. Henderson at 298 Plant Rd + benefits. Clean BUSINESS NAME CFO File No.: 2007-F0501 ly unionized. Req. Come Work With THE FOLLOWING Ukiah or call Sage at DMV. 462-9318. STATEMENT THE FOLLOWING RICHARD J. HENDERSON BA + 5 yrs prog Our Team with de- 560-07 PERSON(S) IS 467-6453 File No.: 07-F0474 PERSON(S) IS JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT resp exp in manag- velopmentally disa- DRIVERS - $1000 7-19,26,8-2,9/07 (ARE) DOING BUSI- THE FOLLOWING (ARE) DOING BUSI- ing HR Dept, pref in bled adults. F/T, P/T HIRING BONUS FICTITIOUS NESS AS: PERSON(S) IS NESS AS:





HELP non-profit. Pref HR in home setting. Pick Golden State BUSINESS NAME Brewery Gulch Inn (ARE) DOING BUSI- THE PERFECT 120 WANTED prof’l. cert. Min 2 up application 1000 Overnight is hiring STATEMENT 9401 Highway 1 20 PERSONALS NESS AS: DETAIL ACCOUNTANT yrs supv exp. Sanford Ranch Rd. full & part time driv- File No.: 2007-F0497 North, KIMMEL FAMILY 997 S. State St. Mailboxes FT Accountant to Knowledge of labor Ukiah or call 468-9331 ers with insured, VINEYARDS THE FOLLOWING Mendocino, CA Available to rent law, collective barg dependable van or Ukiah, CA 95482 oversee AP, PR, Companion/Driver for 12300 Hawn Creek PERSON(S) IS 95460 Creative Workshop environ, safety, pickup w/shell for Paco Jimenez maintain GL, prepare 26 y/o male. Head in- Rd. (ARE) DOING BUSI- TrustVenture LLC 1090 Albright Pl. 759 S.State 468-0251 FS and required bank best HR practices. local morning small Potter Valley, CA 13435 Mango Dr. jury. Varied hrs. Reli- NESS AS: Ukiah, CA 95482 LOST & reporting, prepare Starts at $3,885- package delivery 95469 Del Mar, CA 92016 Hello I am a big male able car. 477-3108 PETE’S MINI Martha Jimenez FOUND and maintain budg- $4,079 mo DOQ + routes based in Lillian E. Kimmel 30 Chocolate Lab mix Contestants STORAGE This business is 1090 Albright St. ets, forecasting and ben. NCO app re- Ukiah. Earn a com- 12300 Hawn Creek Being such a big fel- Wanted 1404 South State conducted by a Lim- Ukiah, CA 95482 analysis. Min. BA quired. (800)606- petitive wage plus Rd. low I was sure it August 4th & 5th Street ited Liability Com- This business is con- degree or equivalent 5550 Ext 302 or mileage reimburse- Potter Valley, CA would be ok to go off Rodeo Ukiah, CA 95482 pany. The registrants ducted by Husband [email protected] ment plus addition- 95469 by myself for a swim or five years exper. commenced to trans- g for app/job desc. Fort Bragg 964-0401 al reimbursement Gary M. Kimmel Douglas Pete Carter & Wife. The regis- in the lake on 7/31. Benefits inc. health, act business under Ah a Sunday swim at Open Until Filled. for fuel cost.Routes 2045 Hidden Valley 1404 South State trants commenced to There I was on Lake retirement, holiday the fictitious business available Mon-Fri. Dr. Street transact business un- the Mill Creek Dams Mendocino Dr. I was and vacation pay, First rev of applica- name or names listed & Tues-Sat. Bene- Santa Rosa, CA Ukiah, CA 95482 der the fictitious busi- sounded good. So off almost there, when I etc. Job description & tions: 8/01/07 EOE above on July 16, fits available includ- 95404 Gloria Maria Carter ness name or names got picked up! Now I application available 2007. Endorsed-Filed I went and then I was ing health coverage James M. Kimmel 1404 South State listed above on July am in the shelter 298 Solid Wastes ASSISTANT Coordinator, on June 22, 2007 at 19, 2007. Endorsed- lost! I am a sweet & 401k with compa- 7161 Indiana Ave Street Plant Rd. If I am of Willits, COOK Community Integra- the Mendocino Coun- Filed on July 19, red, neutered/male 350 Franklin Ave. tion Program, for sm. ny match. Riverside, CA 92504 Ukiah, CA 95482 yours please come Must be exp. Dennis M. Kimmel ty Clerks Office. 2007 at the Mendoci- Doxie. Will I be found EOE groups of 18-22 yr. Contact Steven This business is con- and get me or call Pre-employment old students with de- 1747 Zinfandel Dr /s/Guy V. Pacurar no County Clerks Of- Koller 866-779-7726 ducted by Husband or will someone need Sage at 476-6453. I ADMIN AST. physical & drug velopmental disabili- Petaluma, CA 94954 GUY V. PACURAR fice. or [email protected] & Wife. The regis- will be available for 1/2 time for peer testing req’d. ties, for school year This business is con- MANAGING /s/Paco Jimenez to adopt me? If I am trants commenced to adoption on 8/7. support program. Dental, Vision, starting 8/07. Super- Education Director- ducted by a General MEMBER PACO JIMENEZ yours please call vising exp. req’d. 4 transact business un-





Publisher, Excel, and Medical benefits. Central Office, Nice, Partnership. The sage at 467-6453 or days/wk. 2:00-8:00 CA. Native American der the fictitious busi- general computer Free co-op child p.m. Starts $14.07/ registrants com- come to the shelter at Cash Assistance Pro- menced to transact ness name or names skills, some assisted care. Apply hr. Open till filled. gram F/T w/Benefits, Looking for the best Aide, for after- business under the listed above on July 298 Plant. If not web design. Pref. for Trinity School Salary Negotiable. m.h. recovery. Salary 915 W. Church St. school program for fictitious business 18, 2007. Endorsed- coverage of the local arts found, I can be young adults with Closing 8/12. Appli- name or names listed Filed on July 18, adopted on Sat 8/4. DOE. Open ‘til filled. Ukiah disabilities, 3-4 cation & Job Descrip- above on 7-9-07.En- 2007 at the Mendoci- & entertainment scene? I am one of two male For job desc. days/wk, 2:30-7:30 tion at www.cttp.net dorsed-Filed on no County Clerks Of- The Ukiah rabbits who became [email protected] Fabricator Welder p.m. Dinner includ- or Contact Colleen Pete at 707-262- 7/11/2007 at the Found blue perscrip- homeless do to a or 462-3360 Mechanic ed. $9.00/hr. fice. 4404. Fax to 707- Mendocino County tion sunglasses on divorce. Can you Ukiah. Full time. Ben- Resume and cover /s/Douglas Pete Car- DAILY JOURNAL help us find a home? Attn: Work from letter to Independ- 274-4233. Resume & Clerks Office. ter W. Standley St. Call We are at the Ukiah home! $500-$1500: efits. $25/hr. Must be ence Plus, 301 S. Application. Indian /s/Lillian E. Kimmel DOUGLAS PETE to describe or pick shelter, 298 Plant Rd. P/T. $2000-$4500: qualified. Fax resume State St., Ukiah Hiring Preference LILLIAN E. KIMMEL CARTER up. 485-8902. Call 467-6453 F/T. 888-453-9162 to 462-5258 463-8725 EOE. Applies. THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL THURSDAY, AUG. 2, 2007 -13

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Disabilities in facility maint, Ukiah, CA in Early DRIVER F/T mach., lots of good- age, Xenon, Step- ● Tech Studio cottage HOSPITAL BED in for the upcoming their home and su- electrical exp a plus. Start/Children. Re- ies. Uva Dr. to Bel tronic. $15600. ● Security, Early AM $650/mo. All utils pd. gt condition $600. harvest. $11.50/hr pervise staff. Great benefits. EOE. quires MA, BA or RN Arbres to Balou to [email protected] ● Cashiers Must have clean 1st & dep. 4 blocks. Singer Sewing Ma- starting pay. Job du- Office 485-5168 Respond via e-mail lic + relevant pd exp DMV. 875 Lennix. Rdwd 909-880-7005. ● from dntwn. 272-5306 chine in wd cabinet ties will include Cell 489-0022 [email protected] 2 Floor Managers in human services Apply in person Vly. Fri&Sat 9-3 ● $200 485-7701 DODGE INTREPID punch-downs, pump- or send resume to Exp. promotions w/knowledge of dev Circulation Dept. Growing Company Hot Tub ‘07 Deluxe HUGE ESTATE ‘98 117,000 mi, runs overs, wine addi- METALfx, 300 E. HIll & marketing disabilities issues. Bi- seeks self-motivat- Ukiah Sat Farmers’ Model. Many jets. SALE! Antiques, great. $3,500 obo tions, sanitation, cel- Rd, Willits, CA 95490 person. lingual-Spanish ed, honest, hard- Mkt Looking for ener- Therapy seat. tools, furn., stairmas- 468-7461 lar and barrel activi- Friendly attitude speaker preferred. working individual MAINTENANCE getic mgr. for ‘08 Warranty. Never ter 4000. 280 S. ties. Willing to work helpful. Willing to Salary range $2749 DODGE STRATUS with basic office ASSOCIATE season with positive UKIAH used. Can deliver. Highland Ave. Sat overtime. Able to train. 984-6800 to $3868/month. 2000 P/S A/C CD skills. Entry-level. Established property community spirit. Worth $5700. Sell 8/4 8a-3pm. perform several or come in for Closes 8-10-07. $4000 OBO. Part to full time. Will management firm is Part-time, flexible APARTMENT $1950 with new LARGE FAMILY physical tasks. Pre- application. Send resume & cover 459-6520 train. Salary D.O.E. seeking motivated, hours, primarily May- 2000 S. Dora cover. 707-766-8622 YARD SALE vious winery experi- 200 Cahto Dr. letter of interest to HONDA ACCORD Must have good driv- dependable individ- Oct, some year 2 bdrm., 1 ba. 151 Washington Ave ence is helpful but Laytonville H.R. RCRC, 116 Air- Mirror for FP Mantle. 2000 Vtech ing record, dependa- uals to join our around responsibili- $775/mo. Saturday 8-1 not required. A great ●●●●●●●● port Park Blvd., 54”x52”. 3 Coffee $8400 obo ble transportation. maintenance team. ties beginning Nov. opportunity to learn Now offering Ukiah, CA 95482, fax Tbls: Marble; MOVING SALE 468-5083 Over 21. Submit Basic maintenance ‘07. Call current mgr, MOVE IN SPECIAL about wine. Job offer 707-462-4280 or 41”x41”;RD Burl Sat & Sun 8/4 & 8/5 hand-written cover and/or landscaping employee Mimi 468-5837 for in- at 1416 S. State St. VW 1960. Perfect is contingent upon email hr@redwood- 54”x28”x4”;Glass 10-4 7660 East Rd. letter with resume. skills, tools, & insurance after formation. Application 3bd2ba. townhse. body, new engine passing a pre-em- coastrc.org EOE-M/F antiqued. Oak Dining Redwood Valley. Mail or Fax only to: transportation are 90 days. deadline 8/31/07 $2000 or make offer ployment drug Tbl w/4 Chairs & 18 Great stuff, furniture, 485-1072 707-462-8885. Ger- required (mileage SHOWROOM UVAH is looking for: 140 Zinfandel in lf. 2 Glass cabi- lamps, knic-knacs, screening. EOE. Ap- RN Case Manager main-Robin Brandy. paid). Benefit pkg. SALES Rehab Aide (30+ hr 1bd1ba. $660 nets. Shop display books, artwork, LOTS & plicants may apply in Help the elderly avoid PO Box 1059. Ukiah, avail. Applications Filling Part time posi- per wk. position, M.-F) Hud OK. case 38”x7’x22”. household misc. 760 ACREAGE person M-TH 8am- available at Realty nursing homes. RN CA 95482 tion for tile show- Janitorial/house- 485-5380 8-5:30 COMMERCIAL LOT 4pm at Dunnewood World Selzer Realty, required, 32 hrs/wk, Moving Sale Sat room. Need a person keeping Supervisor. CENTURY 21 POOL COVER Pole Approx. .68 ac. Vineyards 2399 N. Home Care Options Prop. Mgmt. 300 E. Excl. benefits. Aug 4th 9-Noon 2307 with great customer ( 3 mo. position pos- Les Ryan Realty 1 yr use. Adjustable flat S.W. Ukiah. State St. Ukiah CA. seeks caregivers for Gobbi St., Ukiah Resume, cov Ltr. To S. Dora St. No Early- sible F/T, M-F. 35+ Property Management No phone calls PT & FT & live in. MSSP/Community service skills, design size, Pd $300 Sell birds. Furn, Applian- In city limits. Elect. hrs per wk., approx. 468-0463 please. EOE. 462-6888 MOUNTAIN VIEW Care, 301 S. State St., and organizational $100 468-8920 ces, Kids toys & clths there. Deeded ease- 7:30 am 3:30pm). ASSISTED LIVING Ukiah, 95482 or fax skills. Please inquire UNIQUE MODEL MULTI-FAMILY ment for water & Ellie’s Mutt-Hutt HOST HOMES Skills Instuctors. (senior housing) 707-468-5234 EOE at 169-A Mason St., TRAIN SET mounted 2180 Road E, R.V. sewer. Great spot for is hiring front counter needed for teens! (M-F. 8am-4:30 pm) NOW HIRING Ukiah. Open M-F 8-5 DUPLEXES on 40x60 table top. 3 Sat/Sun 8-3 furn. a mini storage. By help. Day/Evening Short term 1-4 RN/LVN, F/T Days Excel. benefits aft. 90 320 CAREGIVERS & Sat. 10-3. trains, Z scale N horse tack, riding owner. 462-5667 Gary shifts avail. days avg. Teens and PM shifts. Apply days. Req. valid 3 bdrm 1.5 bth scale & HO scale. mower, refrig, wash- P/T or F/T. Must be are housed while MED PASSERS in person 1162 S. SPANISH TEACHER CDL, clean DMV, HS Townhouse. Fire- Runs together or er, kids & ladies REAL ESTATE dependable. family mediation BEAUTICIAN Dora. See Deana Full-time credentialed dip. or equiv., finger- place, W/D hu. gar. 770 separately. Around a clths, car, lot of misc. occurs, or more ALL SHIFTS position for Redwood print clearance. yd. $1100/mo. $1600 1Have equity in your Environmental Sect. Schat’s Bakery 3 story furnished doll permanant housing Drug test & back- Academy, CA Applications/job dep. (707) 433-6688 Toys, kitchen items, property? Income Cahto Tribe EPA Counter staff house in center. Must is arranged. ground check req- Distinguished School. description. child clothes, misc. or credit problems? Dept. (F/T) $10/hr positions available. HOMES see. All for $225. Stipends, incen- uired. Wage DOE Wonderful work 990 S.Dora St. Great cond. 760 Unusual property w/benef. Deadline Friendly & fast 330 FOR RENT 463-0953 tives provided. Apply at 1343 S. environment. Apply Ukiah Ca 95482- Malaga Dr. , Ukiah, Fixed rates in the 5’s 7/31/07. 984-6197 paced. Apply within 3bd.2ba. 2 car gar. For information call Dora St. Ukiah www.edjoin.org or 707-468-8824. PETS & Sat. August 4, 7a. m. Need cash out? Can do! Environmental at 113 W. Perkins Avail. Aug. 1. No RATES STILL LOW! Mendocino County 1059 N. State St. SUPPLIES to 1 p. m. ONLY Service Attendant ask Lisa or Erica. Youth Worker: Smoking, drugs,pets. 500 Call Larry Wright Youth Project NEW EXCITING TEACHER - YARD SALE Janitorial duties for 463-4915 x 157 Fort Bragg/ $1500/mo. 391-7379 BRINDLE PIT PUPS GOLDEN BEAR POSITION WORK- SCHOOL RESIDENTIAL Sat 9-1 69 B Lorraine busy health clinics in Mendocino area. $50 First shots. MORTGAGE ING WITH KIDS PSYCHOLOGIST/ ELECTRICIAN For Rent: Country St. Something for ev- Ukiah/Willits Human Resources 20-30 HRS WK. Born 6/1/07 707-239-8080 6 wks pd vacation COUNSELOR Full-time Assistant for PT (3 hrs/eve, 2 Benefited. Crisis in- Cottage, 2bdrm 1ba, 485-0856 eryone. Come see! 403 B. Small home- Round Valley Unified BY OWNER $9-13 DOE E Center, a nonprofit eves/wk) in Ukiah tervention, youth/ nice view, wood flrs, YARD SALE like environment, School District. CHIHUAHUA 2 YR BROOKTRAILS Fax: (707) 468-0793 in Ukiah. 40 hrs/wk, $27.84-$46.36/hr. family conflict, self tile in bth, quiet loc. 275 LOVERS LANE good pay & bens. Pre-K-12th. Old F Shots, spayed, 3 BR House [email protected] benefits. Strong Prepare students for harm, runaway or No S/P. $875/Mo. Fri & Sat 8-4 $315.14-$365.33 house broke $200 Wooded 1/2 acre Starting sal $11.76+ employment as resi- 744-1831 furn, misc lots of clths computer & organiza- per day. 190-210 at risk, substance 391-6052 hr. On the job train- dential electricians. Small 1bdrm mobile 2700 sq ft. Exp. Medical Billing tional skills a must. days/yr. Visit use, and other is- YARD SALE ing prov. Flex. F/T, Reg. teaching cred in quiet senior park, CHIHUAHUA, rare 2 Baths, deck Clerk. Please send Associate Degree in www.mcoe.us/jobs sues. Work closely 8:30-2 Sat & Sun P/T pos. avail.Fax not req’d. Desig. no pets, $495/mo. + pure bred long & $199,500 resume to box human svcs, 707-467-5012 with schools, help 2300 McClure Rd. resume to 463-6957 Subj. Cred issued $495 sec. dep. incl. short hair pups. or BEST OFFER 03091, c/o Ukiah Dai- business or related [email protected] Open recruit Host Homes. Talmage. Furniture, based upon work wtr, sewer, garb. Must see! $500+489- Inspection 10-5 ly Journal, P.O. Box field or equivalent of Northern Circle IHA until filled, apply by Some group work, antiques. exper. OR possess 468-5607, 462-7630 0553 or 489-0500 Sat. 8/4, Sun. 8/5 educ. and exp. has the following po- youth development 749, Ukiah, CA 8/13/2007 to assure Sngl Subj. cred in GERMAN Yard Sale Home will be sold Bilingual (Eng/Span) sitions now open: projects. Salaried WestSide-2 Homes 95482-0749. consideration. Ind. Arts. SHEPHERD M PUP Sat Aug 4th. 1204 Sunday Night to preferred, not req’d. Bldg. Grnds. Kpr $9.16-13.04 p/h. #1-Carriage House Family Advocate or Mendocino County VONFALCONER W. Standley. 9-2 HIGHEST BIDDER $14.56/hr w/potential Temp-P/T$10.50/hr School Counselor Application pack Beautifully restored. Family Services Office of Education 707-463-4915 MCYP facilities. Pet, SAR, Furniture & lots more! 1-800-456-9024 up to $17.75/hr. Proj. Foreman Middle and High Myriad upgrades. Worker for E For an app protection, police. More info contact: Temp-F/T $18.18/hr School Students. #2-Upscale Beauty REC VEH Center’s Migrant packet visit Sound temp.,loving, Human Resources Maint. Wrkr One FT position split SERVICES Bdrm. suite/2 bth 610 CAMPING Head Start Prgrm in www.mcoe.us/jobs hs. brkn .937-3600 410 Jones St. Temp-F/T $15.06/hr between Laytonville 200 OFFERED Both: Quiet, Grges Honda 2002, 250CC, Cloverdale. 40hr/wk, Ukiah 468-0194 and Potter Valley or or call 467-5012. Pristine & Spacious Indian Preference EXPERT German Shepherd very low hours, auto. seasonal, benefits. Deadline 8/6/07 EOE 2 positions. Req. val- Deadline: 8/07/07 No Pts/Sm 468-9003 Applies CARPENTRY, pups, German blood- Carter Talon Go-cart. C Family Advocate: Independent id CA PPS Creden- lines, blk/red, blk/tan. 2006. 150CC, exc. $13.88/hr w/potential Closing Date: 8-6-07 TEACHER- Reasonalbe rates Grocery Route tial OR be eligible to 3m, 3f. AKC. $1400- cond., 707-484-1055 up to $16.90/hr. Must Call 468-1336 for BUILDING TRADES 468-5937 ROOMS Sales Driver enroll in a university $1600. 485-7327 have an AA in Social App & Job Desc. 2hrs/day, 5 350 FOR RENT MOTOR- L Hispanic Bakery intern program for BUSINESS Svcs & 1 yr exp or Questions ask for days/week at Ukiah HOUSE JACK RUSSEL 620 CYCLES Products, Route cov- same. $36,067- 250 RENTALS TERRIERS $200. training in social Robert High School. Regu- PRIVILEGES Own KZ 650 ‘78 7,030 ers territory in Lake, PHARMACY CLERK/ $60,037 + $1,082 for Commercial Property Call anytime services or comb. of lar teaching cred. not entrance. $320/mo + orig. mi $300 A Sonoma , & Mendoci- TYPIST in training. MA, PhD or EdD. For Rent or Lease. 367-1933 educ & exp. Bilingual required. Must quali- util. & dep. 468-5881 Stored for a # of yrs. no Counties . Must Computer, typing, www.mcoe.us/jobs 810-A N. State (Eng/Span) req’d fy for Designated Miniature Daschund 463-0430 be reliable, professio- 707-467-5012, Across Fomr Red- ROOM FOR RENT Family Services MATH, people skills, Sub. Cred. Pups S nal, self-sufficient [email protected] Open wood Tree. 2400 sq. Drug free. Worker: Level I: P/T 9-1, or 4-8, or $27.84-$46.36/hr $300 up 4X4'S and able to purchase until filled. ft. Garbage & H2O $435 + util. $10.87/hr w/potential F/T. Sal. DOE, drug Visit Call 485-7371 650 FOR SALE a work vehicle. Early test. BLUE DRUG Inc. Ample off street 707-318-5923 up to $13.24/hr. SEARS: Immediate www.mcoe.us/jobs Reg. Decker Rat FORD EXPLORERS S hours necessary. 707-468-5220 467-5012 parking. 462-3062 or College course work opening F/T sales- ROOM FOR RENT Terr. pups-F/$500, (2) 91 & 92 Both 4x4 Potential for growth. [email protected] 468-5223 &/or exp in health, Prevention person. Apply at 125 West Side M/$400. Excel w/extras. Must sell For more information Apply by special needs, and Ed. Intern. 20hrs/wk. S. Orchard Ave. or $550/mo $1200 both 485-5534 call Mike at OFFICE SPACE. hunting or family I Flexible sched. August 7, 2007 462-8066 social svcs. Level II: fax resume to 202 W. Perkins. pet. 1st shots, dew Toyota 4-Runner 619-742-2402. $8.73-$11/ hr. Must min AA in social 462-6583. TEACHING PARA- $350/mo. claws, doc/tails, SR5, 2004, very Inst. Asst. for se- be comfortable pre- work, Human Svcs or Seeking Prep PROFESSIONAL 272-7388 420 BOATS have parents. Call: good cond., 33K mi. F health & 2 yrs exp verely disabled. senting in classroom Sports Fan Part-time position for 707.468.5409- Shop Space For For Sale: 1995 Bay- Low blue book: working in a child $11/hr settings. Bilingual The Ukiah Daily Charter Academy 707.391.6464 Lease in Ukiah. Roll liner Capri 195. 19 $20,500. 462-4630 dev, social svcs or w/ benefits. pref. but not req. Journal needs a schools. Credential email:jtmilligan@s- up door $500/mo. In- 1/2ft long. With fish- VANS I hlth related Agency; 468-8658 Project Sanctuary @ sports editor/page not required. Apply bcglobal. net Intervention cludes Util. 391-5950 finder, AM/FM radio, FOR SALE $11.42/hr w/potential 462-9196 for job editor who can www.edjoin.org or 660 Specialist marine radio, gps, up to $13.91/hr; description & app. maintain excellence 1059 N. State St. SHOP/WAREHOUSE SHIH TZU PUPS TOYOTA SIENNA Willits and Potter cuddy-cabin, IB/OB, E both levels: Ability to Open until filled. Ready 8/23/07 AKC LE '00 $7500.00 in prep sports cover- TLC Child & 4950+/- sq.ft. $6500. Crescent City work with families of Valley School Reg. M $800, F $850 OBO. Looks and PRODUCTION age while helping Family Services Shared fenced yard area. 505-420-5657 diverse bkgrnds. Districts. Middle P/T Mon-Wed. (1) 4 transform our sports 462-2525 Runs Great! seeks 2 additional Great N. Ukiah Loc. or 505-420-6469 Bilingual (Eng/Span) schools: deliver 468-7926 D am-noon, (1)12 noon desk into an Internet GARAGE curriculum, school homes for Shelter req’d; Must have finishing work. Retail powerhouse. Should Care program DOWNTOWN 590 SALES CARS valid CA driver’s based and after exp. helpful. Apply in have Quark XPress Applicants need to FURNITURE 1600+/-sqft Ofc. Ste. 440 2 FMLY YARD SALE 680 FOR SALE license. Contact HR: school activities. person Cheesecake (or equivalent) skills, have at least 1 spare S Hi-traffic loc. Parking. ANTIQUES 2 Oak high schools: co-fa- Sat 7-4 1260 Rd. D. 2006 HYUNDAI (707) 468-0194 Momma corner of copy editing and bdrm to house a child Chairs $25ea.w/wick- cilitate groups, other for up to 30 days. Rdwd Vly. Collecti- SONATA Potter 410 Jones St. Ukiah, School & Henry writing skills. Recent MEDICAL OFFICE er. Oak bar 4’ $100. duties as assigned. Guaranteed monthly bles & misc hshld Valley 743-1095 CA 95482. Propane grads welcome if or RETAIL Old cabinet $350. 468-3535 25 HR Per wk. (pos- allotment. Generous exc cond. Dedline:5pm 8/6/07 Delivery Driver skills are there. We increase upon place- S. Orchard Pinball mchn $500. FREE GARAGE or sibility of expansion), www.ectr.org EOE Hazmat, tanker, air are looking to make ment. Income tax-ex- 3400+-sq. ft. Kenmore side-by- SALE SIGNS. Acura Integra 1993 outstanding benefits. 468-3536 brakes, Class B. sports key to our empt. Exp. with chil- Parking. side refrigerator Realty World Selzer GS 220k miles well Finance Job description, or FISCAL OFFICER Great salary & bene- Web presence so be dren req. Parents will $150. 463-8896 Realty. 350 E. Gobbi maintained with application packet at receive training, + So- 468-3529 Northern Circle Indi- fits. 401k. Propane or ready to make audio FRI & SAT 8am-3pm many extras call Mendocino County cial Worker, in-home LEE KRAEMER Hand-made log beds, fuel exp. pref and video part of 1021 Lake for info 272-9727 an Housing Authority Youth Project 463- support & respite. Real Estate Broker any size. Rustic furn., Fax resume to your life. We are part Mendocino Drive must sell seeks accounting 4915, 776 S. State Need 1 or 2-parent 468-8951 made from old barn 459-2178 or apply of an innovative me- Tools, fishing, furni- professional to direct Street #107, Ukiah, homes, with 1 parent wood. 459-1088 in person at dia company looking home full time. Home APARTMENTS ture, exercise,hsehld, financial operations. CA. Application Pro Flame Gas Co. confidently into the with no more than 1 300 UNFURNISHED LG OAK books, clothes. APARTMENTS Prepares extensive deadline: 8/10/07 financial/budgetary/st 1580 Main St. Willits future of journalism. biological child con- $825 + $400 dep co- ENTERTAINMENT Garage Sale 1 Bedrooms Includes benefits. sidered. zy 2 BR wtr/garb pd. CENTER 2pc $400 atistical reports, IT Reception/Data Retirees invited to 309 Washo Dr. $700...... New Interior, W/D hookups We are looking to A/C, lndry 232 Mason 272-1059 maintains GL and all Entry apply. Contact TLC Fri&Sat 9-4 Sun 9-12 $875...... Upstairs, new carpet PROGRAM hire right away so subsidiary ledgers, Progressive Manu- 707-463-1100 St. Ukiah. 433-4040 WOODEN Misc goodies. INFORMATION get your resume to $825...... Custom interior, downtown manages payroll, facturing Company Lic#236800809 BUNK BEDS SYSTEM us quickly. Send 1&2bd Apts. availa- GARAGE SALE location maintains insurance has an excellent op- $100 MANAGER resume and clips to ble on 351 N. Main Sat Only 8am-3pm , $900...... Brand new, MUST SEE policies, investment portunity for qualified TRINITY YOUTH 463-2862 Manage/design da- [email protected] $765/$850/mo, 47 North Court 2 Bedrooms accounts & HR files, individual. For Details SERVICES ta systems for non- or to KC Meadows, no pets. 462-4759 Oak, Knoll Area supervises support and how to apply - Child Care $650...... Country Cottage, profit. MIS/Data Managing Editor, 460 APPLIANCES Oak desk & bkshlvs, staff. Exp. with Please visit: Swing & graveyard Desirable W. Side Potter Valley base & report gen- Ukiah Daily Journal, USED baby & kids clths, Quickbooks Pro www.wabtec.com shifts available. Ukiah. Lg. 1bd, No $760...... Large balcony, eration exp, + Ana- PO Box 749, Ukiah APPLIANCES vintage 60’s family desired. Resume Corporate Informa- Starting $9.40 per hr. S/P. $750 + dep. W/D hookups lytical expertise. CA 95482. No phone & FURNITURE. dining table receipt deadline 5pm tion/Careers/Oppor- On call $9 per hr. 462-3911 $785...... Nice, some utilities paid $17.00-$20.29 + calls please. Guaranteed. 485-1216 GARAGE SALE Aug. 6, 2007. Job de- tunities. Locations: Qualif. 21 years old, $825...... Upstairs, laundry on site ben North Coast Med. & drug exam, LEE KRAEMER Sat 9-3pm 371 scription available @ USA, CA Willits MISC. $825...... Good Area, quiet complex Opportunities. App TEACHER- T.B. test, criminal PROPERTY MGMT Sherry Dr. Furn, 694 Pinoleville Drive, req. Email or call by FOR SALE Receptionist/Office WELDING background check. Spacious 1bd1ba. 480 hshld items & misc. All rents subject to discount upon timely payment! Ukiah. Mail resumes 8/7/07. 4hrs/day, 5 Help P/T, M-F., 10 to Great benefit pkg. $750. 16x4 swimming pool Garage Sale Sat. 8-2 to NCIHA or submit jmichele@ncoinc. days/week at Ukiah 3. Office & Computer Apply POOL, LAUNDRY, 4 yrs. old. All the Kids, dog, antiques. Applications available at via Email: org (707)467-3200 High School. Regu- CARPORTS skills a must. Valid 915 W. Church St. accessories. $800. 1940 Ridge Rd. [email protected] x 301. EOE lar teaching cred. not No Section 8. Beverly Sanders Realty Co. CDL & Ins. Send reply Ukiah 95482 462-9295 Watson Rd.-Vichy or Fax: 707-468-5615 to box 03087, c/o Ukiah required. Must quali- 463-2134 320 S. State Street Hills -Ridge Rd. . Indian preference Local Flavor Daily Journal, P.O. Box fy for Designated TRUCK DRIVER 16x7 Steel & section- NEWER Garage Sale, Sat applies. now hiring. Counter/ 749, Ukiah, CA 95482. Sub. Cred. Class A, seasonal for al garage door. Com- 707-462-5198 2 BEDROOM. only 8am. 1028 OFFICE CLERK Server. F/T & days. STORE CLERK, $27.84-$46.36/hr wine grape deliver- plete w/ all hrdware. DW\Garage+pool W. Standley St. Fast paced school Apply 210 S. State. Responsible, mature Visit ies. Hourly wage perfect cond. $350. $850 mo. 463-2325 Misc. items. desk. Translating Redwood Empire adult to work days www.mcoe.us/jobs DOE. Good attitude Call today 485-8733 English-Spanish Fairgrounds. F/T nights & weekends. 467-5012 and flexibility essen- PARK PLACE 3 wheel bike, 3 spd, Garage Sale, Sat essential. Part-time. Temp. general maint. Apply in person [email protected] tial. Drug test re- 1 bd. $750-$775 all accessories. 100 Aug 4th, 8-?. 339 COMING SOON Apply at work. Apply at 1055 Club Calpella 6175 Apply by quired. Beckstoffer 2 bdr. $850 TH $950. mi. pd $735 asking Washington Ave. 2 AND 3 BEDROOM 1059 N. State St. N. State St. N. State St August 7, 2007 Vineyards. 462-6624 Pool/garg. 462-5009 $485. 272-5303 Lots of misc. HOUSES FOR RENT Applications and information Searching for something big? available at Beverly Sanders Realty IT'S IN THE CLASSIFIEDS–468-3500 320 S. 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pear orchard up in Covelo as Marijuana GUIDE DOGS Pears well. The dry weather this sum- mer is not a factor for the Continued from Page 1 Continued from Page 1 pears. “They’re pretty much cooperative that serves 4,000 we look at them they’ve been done; they’re not going to be patients. gone through.” irrigating now,” Linegar said. Nick said Memo Parker Go to www.ukiahdailyjour- Bartlett pears is the biggest nal.com for an audio slide show was compensated, as state law crop in this area. Most of of the action at the local pear allows, for growing medical them are grown right in the sheds. marijuana for those who are Ukiah Valley, although K.C. Meadows can be reached unable to do it themselves. Linegar said there is a big at [email protected]. Nerli said Kevin Reed, the cooperative’s owner, could not say how much marijuana he MacLeod Pappidas/The Daily Journal received from Memo Parker or Audio slideshow at Fresh pears stand graded and boxed, ready for a final how much he paid for it. inspection before shipment. Mark Parker’s attorney, E ukiahdailyjournal.com D. Lerman, said Mark Parker was not involved in the coop- erative and was growing med- ical marijuana for himself. UVAP Arrest Nick attacked the prosecu- UVAP map change deadline set tion’s case, arguing that in dis- Continued from Page 1 The Daily Journal and environmental consultants prepare to work Continued from Page 1 posing of the marijuana law In a press release issued Wednesday, the with a defined set of changes to be included in enforcement seized from Associates, will be staffing a Mendocino County Planning Team announced the UVAP. As well, the cut-off date allows Detectives from Napa Gardens Avenue they variety of information stations that Aug. 10 is the cut-off date for private analysis for inclusion in the environmental County conducted several “destroyed evidence” and then and answering questions with applications for General Plan land use map impact report. interviews with Davidson lied about the amount of mari- the intention of informing the change requests for areas within the Ukiah Land use map change requests for areas out- during “covert surveillance” juana seized from the homes. public about this multi-faceted Valley Area Plan. Property owners, or their side the UVAP will continue to be accepted and discovered that Davidson Nerli questioned defense topic. Some of the learning representatives, may submit applications to the until further notice. may also have been involved conclusions about the amount stations at the open house Planning Team. For questions or comments, contact the in the molestation of the girl of marijuana at the homes, include: parks, recreation, The cut-off date helps planning consultants Mendocino County Planning Team at 467-2569. in Mendocino County when arguing that Chris Conrad of infrastructure, community she was 5 years old, accord- Safe Access Now, a medical design and land use, among ing to sheriff’s reports. marijuana advocacy group, others. confusing, members of the mary of the economic effects on Aug. 21,” Gorney said. The Sheriff’s Office turned For more information about only saw pictures of the plants The open house will also county Planning Commission of the plan and an assessment over the information to the for which he estimated the will also be at the discussion of its environmental impacts. the open house, contact the Men- Mendocino County District feature nine discussion areas docino County Planning Team at yields. including maps, tables and areas answering questions. “We’re hoping to give the Attorney’s Office, which filed Nerli also alleged that 467-2569 or on the Web at text to summarize the effects Participants can expect to public additional information, a warrant for Davidson’s Conrad might be biased http://www.co.mendocino.ca.us/p arrest. of the different possibilities come away with a better by which they can review the lanningteam. because he makes $70,000 per understanding of the different drafts of the UVAP and partic- On Tuesday, Davidson was year testifying in medical mar- for the UVAP. And to make Zack Sampsel can be reached sure the information isn’t too visions for the UVAP, a sum- ipate in the next opportunity at [email protected]. arrested at his residence in the ijuana cases as an expert. 700 block of Finne Road on Nick said police failed to suspicion of continuous sexu- investigate Memo Parker’s al abuse of a child. claims that he was a member U.S. automakers drop below 50 percent He was booked into the of Green Cross and never mea- Briefly Mendocino County jail, sured how much marijuana market share for the first time where he is being held on a was taken from the two DETROIT (AP) — The Detroit automakers’ share of the $100,000 bond. homes, instead relying on esti- Continued from Page 2 U.S. market dropped below 50 percent in July for the first time The Sheriff’s Office mates that he termed “gross Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki’s efforts to pull together rival in history, according to an analyst who tracks industry numbers. believes Davidson may have exaggerations.” Jesse Toprak, senior analyst for the Edmunds.com automo- had contact with other chil- Nick also said the prosecu- factions and pass reconciliation laws the U.S. considers bench- marks that could lead to sectarian reconciliation. tive Web site, said that with 95 percent of the manufacturers dren during the time period tion never provided any testi- reporting data, the market share controlled by Chrysler Group, that the alleged sexual abuse mony that either Memo or The U.S. military announced the deaths of four more American soldiers, including three killed in Baghdad on Ford Motor Co. and General Motors Corp. dropped to 49.7 per- occurred and is asking any Mark Parker ever sold mari- cent for the month. other victims to contact the juana to anyone. Tuesday by a powerful armor-piercing bomb. Washington says these types of bombs are sent from Iran. The fourth soldier was The automakers who have yet to report data are small and Sheriff’s Office at 467-9159. “With this lack of investiga- would not push the three back over 50 percent, Toprak said Ben Brown can be reached at tion, it is not right to bring this killed by small arms fire on the same day. A British soldier also [email protected]. was killed Tuesday in a roadside bombing. Wednesday. man to trial,” Nick said of The Detroit automakers’ share was as high as 77.4 percent in Memo Parker. The American military announced it found a mass grave in Diyala province northeast of the capital. The grave contained 17 1984, according to Autodata Corp., which has tracked auto Lerman was equally critical sales since 1980. of the prosecution’s case, bodies of mostly Sunni Muslims — including women, children and elderly people — killed by al-Qaida in Iraq, the military The market share drop came during a month in which all describing it as “vindictive.” major automakers but Nissan Motor Co. saw sales declines. She argued the prosecution said in a statement. U.S. forces did not say how they knew the attackers were al-Qaida in Iraq. presented no evidence that Adv. Tix on Sale THE BOURNE ULTIMATUM (PG-13) # Mark Parker was a resident of Altogether at least 142 Iraqis were killed or found dead, Chan’s new comedy, ‘Rush Hour 3,’ Adv. 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