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7 58551 69301 0 FRIDAY Oct. 12, 2007 50 cents tax included DAILY JOURNAL ukiahdailyjournal.com 50 pages, Volume 149 Number 186 email: [email protected] Rain not expected to cause major problem for grape growers By BEN BROWN ished picking,” said Mendocino and can stand up to a little rain. of the Mendocino County Winegrape night, according to the National The Daily Journal County Agricultural Commissioner “It depends on what’s still out and Wine Commission, said the rain Weather Service. Rain has returned to the Ukiah Dave Bengston. there,” he said. “Some are very sen- will put some pickers into high gear. Enquist said the rain is not expect- Valley, at least for now, and while The harvest started a little earlier sitive.” “It’s making a lot of people work ed to be a big problem in Mendocino than usual this year. White grapes Heavy rains can cause rot among awful hard,” he said. several vineyards are still bringing in County as long as it doesn’t last too were ripe in early September and grape bunches and turn the space The first storm brought rain long. the last of their crop, the rain is not reds a few weeks later. between the vines to mud, making it overnight Tuesday and more was “It’s only if you get sustained expected to have a huge impact on Bengston said those who are still difficult to get tractors into the vine- falling Thursday and is expected rains that you get rot,” he said. the end of the harvest. harvesting are picking red grapes yards. today, with clearing Saturday and Ben Brown can be reached at “Some growers have already fin- like cabernet that are fairly robust John Enquist, president and CEO more rain predicted for Sunday [email protected]. Crash into REDWOOD TREE REBORN AS GALLERY pole injures Redwood Tree woman, 27 Service Station The Daily Journal A 27-year-old Willits woman suffered Museum hosts major injuries Wednesday night when her artists’ work car slid off the roadway and collided with a telephone pole. By ZACK SAMPSEL According to reports from the The Daily Journal Highway Patrol, Adrienne J. or local artist and Pardue was southbound on Sherwood military veteran Road north of Lupine Drive in a 1995 Paul Allen Toyota Camry when her car drifted to the F right side of the roadway at around 5:30 Saturday will be a special day to showcase p.m. Wednesday. not only his own work, Pardue steered left to correct the drift but also the works of and lost control of the Camry. The car four other local artists in spun clockwise and off the west edge of the form of sculpture, the roadway, where it collided with a paintings, jewelry and pole, sheering the pole off near the pottery as part of his ground, according to CHP reports. special “Five Local Pardue suffered major injuries and had Mendocino Artists” to be extricated from the car by firefight- gallery from 1 to 6 p.m. ers from the Brooktrails Fire Department. at the Redwood Tree She was transported by Reach Air Service Station Museum Ambulance to Santa Rosa Memorial and Gallery (RTSS) at Hospital for treatment. 815 N. State St. Sherwood Road was closed for more The gallery will than eight hours Wednesday night, while include some of Allen’s emergency crews removed downed pottery work as well as power and phone cables from the road- painting, sculptures and way and replaced the pole. more from Judy Geer, The Willits Little-Lake Fire Steve Smith, Francis MacLeod Pappidas/The Daily Journal Department, Ukiah Ambulance Service Howland and Diane Ceramic artist Paul Allen stands at the door of the old Redwood Tree Service Station, which and the Willits Police Department Arvid Nelson. he is transforming into an art gallery. responded to this call. “This is going to be a lot of fun,” Allen said work for many years. Allen explained. “Now while smiling with Now that Allen is the it’s finally a place for Burn ban lifted excitement for the event. leaseholder at the RTSS, local artists to show their The Daily Journal “We’re going to have and combined with the work. It’s important to With one rain storm passed, and another live music, organic food fact he has been have a community that on the way, CalFire announced that the and free water.” participating in art supports its local artists, burn ban in Mendocino County will be lift- Allen, himself a classes at the college for and it gives me an ed at 8 a.m. today. “Due to increased rela- sculpting and eight years, he said he opportunity to show tive humidity recoveries and recent precip- videography graduate of thought it was his time what I’ve learned from itation and lower temperatures, I am hereby the University of to give back to the the college.” canceling the burning permit suspension California, Santa community he holds dear Allen explained that issued on July 1, 2007,” CalFire Unit Chief Barbara, said Wednesday to his heart. not only is the gallery a Marc Romero said in a written statement. he had thought about the “We’ve now changed dream come true for The Mendocino County Air Quality idea of putting together a this place over to a The station still has its old gas pumps, a Management District and the Mendocino showcase of local artists’ gallery and a museum,” See GALLERY, Page A-12 reminder of days when gas was inexpensive. County Fire Chiefs Association also lifted a countywide ban on dooryard and large pile burning today. A hot summer and lack of winter rainfall were expected to combine to create a bad fire year in Mendocino County, but no BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OCT. 16 MEETING major fires were reported in the county over By ROB BURGESS California State Legislative sion action of July 19 concerning HOMECOMING the summer. According to CalFire reports, The Daily Journal Advocate, on legislative issues the rezoning of 5.12 acres locat- there were 219 fires on State Responsibility Incorporating water policies has been scheduled. ed 1.5 miles northeast of Area land this year as compared to 351 fires and other concerns into the The board will break at 11 Hopland. in 2007. Fires this year burned 527 acres, administrative draft of the a.m. to attend a joint meeting Before adjourning, at 3:30 KING AND QUEEN compared to 2,341 acres last year. General Plan update and the with the Mendocino County p.m., the board is scheduled to Open burning will be allowed only with associated environmental impact Workforce Investment Board at discuss and possibly give direc- a fire permit, and fires must comply with air report will be the final item on 631 S. Orchard Ave. tion in reference to the adminis- quality regulations, CalFire will not be the agenda for Tuesday’s At 1:30 p.m., the board is trative draft of the General Plan requiring burn permits until May 1. Burn Mendocino County Board of scheduled to reconvene to con- update and the associated EIR. permits are available at the Anderson Valley Supervisors meeting at the sider the adoption of a resolution With no meeting scheduled Community Service District, Brooktrails County Administration Center to submit an application to the this week, Tuesday’s meeting Community Service District, Covelo Fire located at 501 Low Gap Road. state Community Development will be one of the first solo Protection District, Fort Bragg Fire The board will begin its open Block Grant Planning and flights for the county’s new chief Department, Little Lake Fire Department, session at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday Technical Assistance Program executive , Tom Mitchell, Redwood Coast Fire Department, with the adoption of a proclama- for $35,000 for a Farmworker who the board unanimously Redwood Valley-Calpella Fire Protection tion in support of Home Care Transportation and Housing appointed at its Aug. 21 meeting. District, Ukiah City Fire Department or the Worker Recognition Week, Needs Assessment and Grant At the board’s last meeting on air quality department offices. which runs from Nov. 4 to 10 Application Writing and Admin- Oct. 2, Mitchell sat for the first In a written statement, Romero encour- after the conclusion of an hour- istrative Assistance Planning time in ex-CEO Al Beltrami’s photo courtesy of Alexis Pedrotti aged county residents to take advantage of and-a-half closed session. Team. chair, with Beltrami seated Ukiah High School students elected the cooler months ahead to prepare for the At 10:45, a presentation by Immediately afterward, the behind him. Homecoming King and Queen Mark 2008 fire season by making sure their and discussion with Don board is scheduled to hear an Rob Burgess can be reached at Pederson and Macee Bates during homes are surrounded by 100 feet of Peterson, Mendocino County’s appeal of a Planning Commis- [email protected]. the Homecoming celebration. “defensible space.” Great Entertainment is Easier than Ever Get the Comcast Value Package 1-800-Comcast A-2 – FRIDAY, OCT. 12, 2007 DAILY DIGEST Editor: Jody Martinez, 468-3517 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] New law bars landlords from asking tenants’ immigration status Governor signs bill education — or by kicking off Oltman, with Californians for But organizations that have one’s immigration status earlier this year the “New Population Stabilization. “You taken local governments to could rely on someone’s looks earlier this week Sanctuary Movement,” in have cities that want to deal court on the issue argued laws or their accent, leading to dis- By JULIANA BARBASSA which churches seek to pro- with the problem and this bill asking landlords to pry into crimination, said Reshma tect undocumented immi- would stop them, making their tenants’ immigration sta- Shamasunder, director of the Associated Press Writer grants from deportation. them powerless to deal with tus infringes privacy and dis- California Immigrant Policy — This latest law pushes the illegal alien community.” crimination statutes, and pre- Center. California is again forging its against a national trend that This view is reflected empts the federal govern- Greg McConnell, who has own path on immigration finds tensions over immigra- across the country. Hazleton, ment’s authority. two rental properties and reform by becoming the first tion and shifting demograph- Pa., for example, has become “If the federal government helped organize landlords in state to prohibit landlords ics increasingly being dealt a city whose name is synony- wants to go after someone, Berkeley to support the bill, from asking tenants’ immigra- with on a city-by-city and mous with local action against they can do that, but a city said he’s just glad to be out of tion status. issue-by-issue basis. unauthorized immigration. can’t,” said Kristina the cross-hairs of a “bitter and Amid frustration over the More than 90 cities or Hazleton passed an ordi- Campbell, an attorney with inflammatory” debate that’s federal government’s failure counties nationwide have con- nance last year penalizing the Mexican American Legal much larger than they are. to reform immigration laws, sidered ordinances that aim to landlords who rent to them Defense and Education Fund, “It’s not a question of cities across the country have Schwarzenegger discourage illegal immigrants and employers who hire them. who worked on the lawsuit where landlords stand on the taken their own action to keep from settling by making their The rule was struck down in against Escondido, Calif., immigration issue, it’s a ques- out illegal immigrants, includ- daily life more difficult. Those federal court as unconstitu- which also passed an ordi- tion of who’s to enforce those ing barring property from “We have huge anti-dis- crimination obligations,” said include rules forbidding rent- tional. The city is appealing, nance punishing landlords laws,” he said being rented to undocumented ing to undocumented immi- and a hearing is expected in who rent to undocumented tenants. Ahlswede, whose organiza- ——— tion was among the legisla- grants, punishing businesses the spring. immigrants. The law signed this week that hire them or requiring California’s law “certainly The suit was settled out of On the Net: by Gov. Arnold Schwarze- tion’s sponsors. “We under- California Legislature: stand the frustration, but that police to ask about immigra- adds salt to the wound for court when costs ballooned, negger elicited a sigh of relief tion status. mayors who are trying to pro- city officials said. http://www.leginfo.ca.gov/ among landlord associations burden shouldn’t be placed on Apartment Association, landlords.” Proponents of immigration tect their legal residents and Generally, any proposition concerned that without it, control view the California their budgets from the burden that orders those not trained in California Southern Cities: they’d be forced to take on the California has often made http://www.apt-assoc.com/ headlines by staking new law as another attempt to of illegal immigration,” said immigration law to determine Californians for Population cost and the liability of block citizens from defending Hazelton Mayor Lou Barletta. whether an immigrant is in the Stabilization: http://www.cap- enforcing federal laws as “de- ground on immigration, whether with measures like their interests in an area where The mayor is hoping to take country legally is fraught with s.org facto immigration cops,” said Proposition 187 — a 1994 the federal government has the issue to the U.S. Supreme potential problems, immigrant The Mexican American Legal Nancy Ahlswede, executive ballot initiative meant to deny failed. Court, aiming for a ruling that advocates said. Defense and Education Fund: director of the Apartment illegal immigrants social ser- “It’s clear that Washington, would bring relief to cities The law is complicated and http://www.maldef.org/ Association, California vices, health care, and public D.C. doesn’t want to deal with around the country trying to a property owner trying to California Immigrant Policy Southern Cities. this problem,” said Rick follow the same path. hazard a guess about some- Center: www.caimmigrant.org/

miles northwest of the capital. The United States is trying to win Russian The American account said U.S. surveil- support for new U.N. sanctions against Iran but The world briefly lance confirmed “activity consistent with the has faced sharp resistance from Moscow, reports and supporting aircraft engaged the which has nuclear cooperation agreements time-sensitive target.” The first air attack killed with Tehran and argues the country should be $100 million in bonuses keeps four people before killing himself was led out “four terrorists,” said the statement. given more time to come clean on its pro- of his home in handcuffs by police officers on The military said it then tracked some of grams. experienced commandos from Thursday, as family members looked on and those who escaped the initial attack to a place leaving the U.S. military called his name. Officers placed Stephen Coon, south of Lake Tharthar. It said ground forces 19, in the back of an unmarked car, then sever- moved on the site and came under fire. Air sup- Clinton says she’d consider WASHINGTON (AP) — The Pentagon has al officers went into the house. It was unclear port was called in. paid more than $100 million in bonuses to vet- why Coon was being taken into custody. Social Security tax for eran Green Berets and Navy SEALs, reversing “Please have respect, I just lost my brother,” people making over $200,000 the flow of top commandos to the corporate Coon said as he was being escorted from the Rice says Iran ‘lying’ WASHINGTON (AP) — Hillary Rodham world where security companies such as house. Blackwater USA are offering big salaries. about nukes ahead of Clinton has given a private clue on an issue she The retention effort, started nearly three talks with skeptical Putin has refused to discuss publicly — how to pre- years ago and overseen by U.S. Special U.S. says 15 civilians serve Social Security in the long term. Operations Command in Tampa, Fla., has killed in raid targeting SHANNON, Ireland (AP) — Secretary of The Democratic presidential contender told helped preserve a small but elite group of al-Qaida in Iraq State Condoleezza Rice on Thursday accused an Iowa voter she would be willing to consider enlisted troops with vast experience fighting Iran of “lying” about the aim of its nuclear pro- an idea that her Democratic rival John Edwards the unconventional wars in Iraq and BAGHDAD (AP) — A U.S. attack killed 19 gram, saying there’s no doubt Tehran wants the has been promoting — raising Social Security Afghanistan, according to Defense Department insurgents and 15 civilians, including nine capability to produce nuclear weapons and has taxes on high-income earners. statistics. children, northwest of the capital Thursday — deceived the U.N.’s atomic watchdog about its Clinton dodged the question when asked intentions. Overall, more than 1,200 of the military’s one of the heaviest civilian death tolls in an publicly, as she has on several other topics in American operation in recent months. The mil- “There is an Iranian history of obfuscation debates and during campaign stops. When a most specialized personnel near or already eli- and, indeed, lying to the IAEA,” she said, gible for retirement have opted for payments of itary said it was targeting senior leaders of al- man in Anamosa, Iowa, asked her to describe Qaida in Iraq. referring to the International Atomic Energy her specific plan to bring troops home from up to $150,000 in return for staying in uniform Agency. several more years. American forces have applied fierce and Iraq, she said she would have to determine that The numbers gathered by The Associated determined pressure on militants, especially al- “There is a history of Iran not answering when she takes office since she doesn’t know Press and other Pentagon research indicate Qaida in Iraq, since the full contingent of addi- important questions about what is going on and what she would inherit. there has not been an extended exodus of com- tional U.S. troops arrived June 15. But Prime there is Iran pursuing nuclear technologies that The government collects money to pay mandos to private security companies and Minister Nouri al-Maliki has recently con- can lead to nuclear weapons-grade material,” Social Security benefits from taxes on each other businesses that value their talents. fronted top American commander Gen. David Rice told reporters aboard her plane as she workers’ earnings up to $97,500. Some have Petraeus about what he sees as overly aggres- headed to Moscow. suggested that raising or eliminating that limit sive U.S. tactics that harm innocent civilians, U.S. officials have long accused Iran of try- could be a way to bring in more money and Brother of boy who shot 4 according to Iraqi officials. ing to develop nuclear weapons behind the prevent benefit cuts for future retirees. before killing himself is led The military statement detailing Thursday’s facade of a civil atomic energy program, Clinton refused to answer whether she air and ground assault said soldiers were acting charges that Tehran denies. But Rice’s strong would consider raising the cap during a recent out of his home in handcuffs on intelligence reports about an al-Qaida meet- words, including the blunt reference to Iranian debate in Iowa. “I don’t think I should be nego- CLEVELAND (AP) — The brother of a ing in the Lake Tharthar region. The southern “lying,” come at a critical time in dealing with tiating about what I would do as president,” high school student who shot and wounded reaches of the big, man-made lake are about 50 the matter. she said at the time.

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COMMUNITY FRIDAY, OCT. 12, 2007 – A-3 Editor: Richard Rosier, 468-3520 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] What’s Playing AAUW to present breast cancer FRIDAY awareness and support services DJ DANCE MUSIC -- DJ dance music; with Smokin’ Joe; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 9 By KATARZYNA ROLZINSKI p.m. Special for the Journal SCHINDIG, SOULEVITY, & HILL KID TRIBE -- The Ukiah branch of the American Three bands; mixed music; Shanachie Pub; 50 S. Main, Association of University Women, is Willits; $5 cover; 9 p.m.; 459-9194. pleased to invite the public to its monthly THE FELT-TIPS -- Rock, blues and motown; Ukiah program on Tuesday, Oct. 16. The pro- Brewing Co.; 102 S. State St., Ukiah; 9:45 p.m.; $5 cover; gram will feature: “Multiple Perspectives 468-5898. and Resources for Breast Cancer.” ‘THE UNDERPANTS’ -- Live performance; Ukiah The meeting will be held at 7 p.m. at Playhouse; 1041 Low Gap Road, Ukiah; 8 p.m.; 462-9226. the Pomolita School Library, 740 N. AMOR LOCO -- Sensuous sounds; Himalayan Café; Spring St., where there is plenty of park- 1639 S. State St., Ukiah; 6:30 to 9 p.m.; 467-9900. ing. The program will follow a short KEVIN AND THE COCONUTS -- Calypso steel band; business meeting with refreshments and Garden Room, Mendocino Hotel; 45080 Main St, socializing from 8:30 to 9 p.m. Mendocino; 7 p.m.; $5 to $15 sliding scale cover; 937-1732. October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, but featured speaker, Nancy Johnson, client services manager SATURDAY at the Cancer Resource Center of Mendocino County, Ukiah branch DJ DANCE MUSIC -- DJ dance music; with Smokin’ emphasizes, “Every month, every day Joe; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 9 there needs to be breast cancer aware- p.m. ness.” A purpose of this program is to COUNTRY GENTS BAND -- Country dance music; stress that each woman has a unique story Ukiah Senior Center; Bartlett Hall; 495 Leslie St., Ukiah; 7 about her experience of breast cancer -- to 10 p.m.; $8; adults 18 and over welcome. her detection check-ups, her diagnosis, KARAOKE -- Live entertainment; Yokayo Bowl; 1401 N. her reaction, her resources, her support State St., Ukiah; 7 to 11 p.m.; no cover; 462-8686. system, her treatment and recovery. SOULEVITY -- Funk, soul and hip-hop; Ukiah Brewing The program will open with three Co.; 102 S. State St., Ukiah; 9:45 p.m.; $6 cover; 468-5898. women: retired Ukiah teachers Sheri THE WILD HOG BAND -- Traditional music; Ukiah Chase and Lillian Hoika with Nancy Farmers’ Market; School and Clay St., Ukiah; 9 a.m. to Johnson, telling their highly varied per- noon; 463-7765. sonal stories of breast cancer. Nancy PAMELA PARKER -- Live music; Shanachie Pub; 50 S. Johnson and others will discuss various Main, Willits; $5 cover; 9 p.m.; 459-9194. programs, options, and services available REDBUD -- Rock and Roll; Ukiah Pumpkin Festival; for women regarding breast cancer to Church St.; 2 to 4 p.m. include detection variables, types of ‘THE UNDERPANTS’ -- Live performance; Ukiah mammograms, cost concerns, radiation, Playhouse; 1041 Low Gap Road, Ukiah; 8 p.m.; 462-9226. surgery, and more. Johnson stresses, “It’s CONTRA DANCE -- Live music, Janette Duncan and so important to understand your diagno- Friends, Lynn Ackerson calling and teaching the dances; sis, options, and choices. It’s always an Ukiah Methodist Church; 206 N. Pine St., Ukiah. individual’s choice.” There will be time URMAS KALDVEER, PH.D. -- Presentation about for audience questions and comments. whales of the Sea of Cortez; Ukiah Playhouse; 1041Low The Cancer Resource Center of Gap Rd., Ukiah; 2 to 5 p.m.; donations requested; 472-0114. Mendocino County, a grassroots nonprof- YARD SALE -- Benefit for Jushua Biaggi; Hopland Pear it organization, was established in 1995. Shed; Downtown Hopland; all day; 744-1565. Its mission is to improve the quality of CHEESECAKE EATING CONTEST -- Benefiting life for those faced with cancer in Nathan Villagomez scholarship fund; Cheesecake Mendocino County by providing a wide Sheri Chase, left, and Leanna Sweet, will be featured speakers at the Momma’s; Corner of School and Standley Streets, Ukiah; range of information, support, and advo- upcoming AAUW meeting highlighting breast cancer awareness. 2:30 p.m.; donations welcome; 462-2253. cacy. All services are provided free of PUMPKINFEST -- Pumpkin festival with beer and wine munity resources, patient navigation, photographers and filmmakers; even as a charge, and clients will find a comfort- medical appointment preparation, and symbol of propaganda; and by women tasting; downtown Ukiah; 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. able place to sit, relax and be heard. WCT OKTOBERFEST -- Japanese-themed Oktoberfest decision support. Another resource is themselves. Johnson states, “It doesn’t matter who their extensive library of books, video- AAUW-Ukiah invites new members celebration; Willits Community Theatre; 212 S Main St # 1, you are in this diverse community, when Willits; 7:30 p.m.; $15 admission; 459-2281. tapes and relaxation tapes. There are two who are graduates of educational institu- you come to the Center with cancer con- CRC locations: Ukiah office, 590 South tions that offer recognized associate, bac- cerns it brings everyone to the same Dora Street, 467-3828 and Coastal office, calaureate, or higher degrees. AAUW level.” SUNDAY 45040 Calpella Street, 937- values and seeks a diverse membership Reflecting upon her complicated can- 3833/(800)449-6483. cer journey and exceptional breast cancer with no barriers on the basis of gender, ‘THE UNDERPANTS’ -- Live performance; Ukiah A book-study group complements race, creed, age, sexual orientation, Playhouse; 1041 Low Gap Road, Ukiah; 2 p.m.; 462-9226. detection, Sheri Chase recalled, “The each month’s AAUW-Ukiah program. On Cancer Resource Center was my life. national origin, disability, or class. YARD SALE -- Benefit for Joshua Biaggi; Hopland Pear Oct. 28, Sunday, at 3 p.m., there will be a Members of AAUW are encouraged to Shed; Downtown Hopland; all day; 744-1565. They walked me through every step and gathering to discuss the book, “A History made my emotional process bearable. I bring their friends, family, and relatives. PUMPKINFEST -- Pumpkin festival with beer and wine of the Breast” by Marilyn Yalom. This All interested community members of tasting; downtown Ukiah; 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. don’t have much family, and they became work of original research is the first to my family.” consider how the breast has been per- either gender are invited to this Tuesday’s Cancer Resource Center services ceived in the Western world from ancient program. For further information regard- MONDAY include: information about medical con- days to the present. Yalom’s book reveals ing membership contact Pat Spencer 462- ditions, treatment options, nutrition, pain how the breast has been viewed in art, 0758 or for any questions about programs MICROPHONE NIGHT -- Sing or play an instrument; management, stress reduction, and relax- medicine, psychoanalysis; by lovers, by or the book-study group, call Katarzyna Club 711; 711 S. State St., Ukiah; 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.; 462- ation, support groups, referrals to com- moralists and pornographers; by writers, Rolzinski at 468-9003. 7111. ‘THE AMISH -- HOW THEY SURVIVE’ -- CASA is seeking will be held this Friday, Oct. plan to meet at the Todd Documentary; Ukiah United Methodist Church; Choir 12 from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Grove Park at 3 p.m. for an Room; 270 N. Pine St., Ukiah; 7 p.m., Donations welcome; volunteers For more information, call opportunity for families to 468-8785. Court Appointed Special 463-6503, or email them at mingle. Advocates, or CASA, of [email protected]. For more information, call TUESDAY Mendocino County invites 391-4125 or 972-4118. members of the community Ukiah High School KARAOKE -- Every Tuesday; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 that want to make a difference class of ‘97 reunion Redwood Valley E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 8 p.m.; free. to advocate for neglected and Community TAHITIAN DANCE -- Every Tuesday night; Mendocino abused children in the depen- set for Saturday Ballet Studio; 205 S. State St.; Ukiah; ages 11 to 99; 5:30 to dency system. With over 300 There will be a 10 year Market to wrap 6:30 p.m.; $8 to $11. open cases in the Mendocino class reunion at the Ukiah up its season County Social Services sys- Brewing Company on tem, there is always a need for Saturday, Oct. 13 at 8 p.m. There will be fresh coffee WEDNESDAY and live music, fresh flowers, more advocates who are will- The reunion’s organizers request that attendees RSVP local produce, and crafts at the ADAM’S CENTER STAGE KARAOKE -- Karaoke night ing to stand up for the best COMMUNITY BRIEFS Redwood Valley Community at Yokayo Bowl; 1401 N. State St., Ukiah; 7 to 11 p.m.; fam- interests of these children. with how many people will It’s happening here attend and $10 per person. Market. ily hours 6 to 8 p.m.; no cover; 462-8686. CASA of Mendocino The market meets every LADIES NIGHT -- Nepalese dance and music by Rai County serves children of all Checks should be made out to “Class of 1997” and sent to Sunday, from 9:30 a.m. to 1 family; Himalayan Café; 1639 S. State St., Ukiah; 467-9900. ages, backgrounds and ethnic- p.m., through October at the OPEN MIC NIGHT -- Open Mic; Ukiah Brewing Co.; ities. However, it doesn’t take willingness to help CASA P.O. Box 1908, Ukiah, Ca., 95482. Lion’s Club Park on East 102 S. State St., Ukiah; 8:30 p.m.; free; 468-5898. any special talents or skills to help one child at a time. Road in Redwood Valley. DON WILLIS -- Italian-style accordian; Ukiah Natural be a CASA Advocate—just a The next CASA orientation There’s also an informal Foods; 721 S. State St., Ukiah; free; 462-4778. Fleet Week on the Bay and news from Ukiahans at home and abroad “Those who cannot The next day, Sunday, we others on a Commodore become one of the most dis- 1943 -- The eighth Hornet remember the past are attended an all hands general Galaxy boat that held 410 tinguished names in American (CV-12) was commissioned condemned to repeat it.” -- Looking worship on the Hornet where souls and chugged out to the naval history with her perfor- just 16 months after her keel George Santayana, 1863- Chaplain John Berger, USN middle of the Bay to watch the mance in the Revolutionary was laid. She earned nine bat- 1952, “The Life of Reason, (ret.) is the Ship’s Chaplain. perform aerial War. The first two ships in the tle stars for her service in Volume 1,” 1905 about Chaplain Berger’s father was feats overhead. new were WWII. She was awarded the By Carole a Chaplain before him, and his The water was filled with Hornet and Wasp. Presidential Unit Citation for Fleet Week Hester style. . Hester father before him -- three gen- all manner of sailboats and 1805 -- The second Hornet her WWII operations (only . Not wanting to be part of the erations of chaplains. Berger every area law enforcement carried Marines to the shores nine carriers so cited). million visitors hitting San explained that ever since its was on the water: Coast of Tripoli. In a one hour gun Travelin’ & learnin’. . . Francisco on Oct. 7, a Ukiah commissioning in November Guard, surrounding area fire battle she silenced the Citadel Sarah Nagel, a recent Ukiahi couple decided instead to stay ry -- WWII and the Apollo 11 1943, a chapel service has boats, rescue boats -- you at Djerna and landed the grad, arrived in Bologna, Italy in the East Bay, touring the manned moon mission been held every Sunday for all name it. Marines thus deciding the war in late August and has com- USS Hornet, peacefully Saturday night, troops of faiths. Berger has served our Visiting our past. . . The with the Barbary Pirates. pleted a four-week Intensive moored at historic Alameda Boy Scouts and a group of Sea nation through three wars. U.S.S Hornet is 1942 -- The seventh Hornet Language School before Point on San Francisco Bay. Cadets were lined up on the This elderly gentleman a national treasure, having (CV-8) launched 16 Army B- beginning her regular semes- The USS Hornet is a trea- dock with sleeping bags, (close to 90) sang a great tenor participated in two of the 25s to strike the Japanese ter at the University of sure of our nation -- one of the excited about spending the as he led the hymns from the greatest events of the 20th home islands in one of the Bologna. She’ll be there for most decorated ships in naval night aboard the famous ship. organ. The only ordained century -- World War II and most daring raids in the histo- the full year, which is great for history. Knowing that on Oct. 27 the Deacon on board, Ted Hester the Apollo 11 manned space ry of warfare -- the “Doolittle her major in Italian studies. A Registered National ship boasts a Haunted Ship was asked to help serve the mission. Raid.” She went on to fight at This is through the University Historic Landmark, the air- tour, we asked one group of communion elements. The 200 year legacy of the the Battle of Midway and was of California Education craft carrier Hornet participat- young boys, “Do you think the Traditionally, the service Hornet is notable. lost to an overwhelming air Abroad Program. ed in two of the most signifi- ship is haunted?” All but one closed with the Navy Hymn. 1775 -- The first Hornet attack at the Battle of Santa cant events of the 20th centu- said enthusiastically, “yes!” On the Bay. . . We joined christened what would Cruz. See LOOKING, Page A-10 A-4 – FRIDAY, OCT. 12, 2007 FORUM Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Letters from our readers From the desk of ... The truth about Project Sanctuary To the Editor: The late, great politician from GEORGE WILL Massachusetts, former Speaker of the House Tip O’Neil once said that “people are entitled to their own opinions but not their own facts.” Hiding behind the fake name of Tommy Wayne Kramer, your “mystery” columnist wrote a ridiculously How the inaccurate rant last Sunday in an attempt to bash Project Sanctuary. Oh the irony since Project Sanctuary advocates on behalf of ‘plutonomy’ works people who are sometimes bashed, literally, Enough, already, with compassion for society’s themselves. The column was entitled middle and lower orders. There currently is a sympa- “Where ‘Dad’ is a four-letter word.” I have thy deficit regarding the very rich. Or so the rich might no idea why he took such a bitter tone argue because they bear the heavy burden of spending towards Project Sanctuary, nor do I have enough to keep today’s plutonomy humming. the time or energy to hazard a guess as to Furthermore, they are getting diminishing psycho- why he has issues with a small domestic logical returns on their spending now that luxury violence agency like PS. As Tip O’Neil brands are becoming democratized. When there are said, he’s entitled to his opinion, so be it. 379 Louis Vuitton and 227 Gucci stores, who cares? But I would like to take a few minutes to Citigroup’s Ajay Kapur applies the term “plutono- address the facts about Project Sanctuary my” to, primarily, the United States, although Britain, since I know the place well -- I work there. Canada and Australia also qualify. He notes that The Tshirts displayed around the County et-faced women, enraged and frustrated companies and pharmaceutical companies America’s richest 1 percent of households own more during October are part of national with their dull and empty lives” with and negotiate with the power of all the peo- than half the nation’s stocks and control more wealth “Domestic Violence Awareness Month” not “frozen-cold hearts” who are “emotionally ple, for the people. dead.” Would this be a good time to men- Do we need to borrow another $300 bil- ($16 trillion) than the bottom 90 percent. When the “Family Violence Awareness Month” as richest 20 percent account for almost 60 percent of part of an event called The Clothesline tion that Project Sanctuary has weekly lion for a war the people don’t want? Our anger management groups? economy is in deep debt and growing. How consumption, you see why rising oil prices have had so Project. Kramer implied that Project little effect on consumption. Sanctuary staff “brainwash” children into Thomas, let’s bury the hatchet face. Why much do you want to owe China? We are don’t you get to know us “emotionally heading toward recession, and let’s hope Kapur’s theory is that “wealth waves” develop in becoming some sort of dad-hating femi- epochs characterized by, among other things, disrup- nists and force them “behind closed doors” dead” gals at the local brew pub over a it’s not a depression, but the spending is frosty ale (though after writing that column out of control. the Democrats say they tive technology-driven productivity gains and creative to express those ideas onto the Tshirts. financial innovations that “involve great complexity About 98 percent of the Tshirts are decorat- of yours, the laws of karma demand that know the majority of people don’t want you, sir, gotta buy the beer -- on this I will war. They have the power of the purse, but exploited best by the rich and educated of the time.” ed by adults, Mr. Kramer, not children. As For the canny, daring and inventive, these are the best a matter of fact, Project Sanctuary has very not budge). I’m sure if you actually met the don’t use it. Another party might build a staff, you’d agree that they are kind, warm- platform to use the power of the purse and of times -- and vast rewards to such people might serve few clients who are children, other than the the rapid propulsion of society to greater wealth. ones living in the emergency shelter. As for hearted people dedicated to helping their stop paying for war. clients be healthy and happy. Democrats say, as do Republicans, that But it is increasingly expensive to be rich. The the man-hating, in addition to having male Forbes CLEW index (the Cost of Living Extremely clients, which of course we do, all but four In the end Kramer seemed to encourage ‘I’ll lose my job if I cut funds,’ they don’t people to not shop at the stores that feature think we can understand the point is not Well) -- yes, there is such a thing -- has been rising of the county-wide PS staff are parents of much faster than the banal CPI (consumer price index). sons who are loved and adored, and, most the Tshirts. I hope that’s not the case. I’m ‘do we support our young men and women grateful that Project Sanctuary partners are in uniform,’ because obviously we all do. At the end of 2006, there were 9.5 million millionaires of the staff are fortunate enough to be in worldwide, which helps to explain the boom in the long-term relationships with some pretty helping to bring awareness to the ongoing Stopping money doesn’t mean you don’t problem of domestic violence by display- support them, it says we don’t want war. “bling indexes” -- stocks such as Christian Dior and amazing men. Richemont (Cartier and Chloe, among other brands), We love men. ing these Tshirts in their shops. Free speech Then it’s the President who decides cuts both ways Mr. Kramer and I hope the whether to keep them in harm’s way with- which are up 247 percent and 337 percent respectively Especially that hunka burnin’ love, since 2002, according to Fortune magazine. Citicorp’s George Clooney. Hubba Hubba. local community supports these shops for out support, or finally represent the people taking a stand. I would also encourage the and act for the people by bringing them “plutonomy basket” of stocks (Sotheby’s, Bulgari, But I digress. Kramer wrote that Project Hermes, etc.) has generated an annualized return of Sanctuary staff has “twisted and dishonest Journal to rethink running this man’s home. columns. On the whole his writing seems So many ironies. Al Queda wasn’t even 17.8 percent since 1985. minds” who claim that “100 percent of vio- This is the outer symptom of a fascinating psycho- lence committed against victims is perpe- to have crossed a line from satire into in Iraq when we invaded under the proven mean-spirited rants. lie of nuclear stockpiles and weapons of logical phenomenon: Envy increases while -- and per- trated by men.” Now that’s just horse haps even faster than -- wealth does. When affluence manure, pure and simple. I invite anyone, Now about that beer... mass destruction. The leader that we built especially Mr. Kramer, to come and pick Dina Polkinghorne up with money and weapons had too big an in the material economy guarantees that a large major- up a pamphlet or look at the Project Ukiah ego to allow Al Queda to be there. They ity can take for granted things that a few generations Sanctuary website. You’ll find no such lan- keep growing, the longer we are there. Do ago were luxuries for a small minority (a nice home, guage, I can assure you. That’s just silly. Use the power you think the Iraqi people, or their neigh- nice vacations, a second home, college education, Project Sanctuary knows more than anyone boring countries, want a country of terror- comfortable retirement), the “positional economy” that perpetrators and victims come in every To the Editor: ists in power? becomes more important. variety known to humankind, male and Another party might wish to build a plat- No, of course not. Let’s get out of their Positional goods and services are inherently minor- female. form with a conversion from our system’s business. Sure we’ve lost 3,000 plus lives ity enjoyments. These are enjoyments -- “elite” educa- Kramer further claimed that all of this private health insurance and its constantly and the Iraqi people have lost 600,000 lives tion, “exclusive” vacations or properties -- available activity was part of a “scheme” to bring in rising prices, combined with the pharma- and none of them can come back. The only to persons with sufficient wealth to pursue the sat- more grant money and that the Project ceutical companies whose lobbyist pro- troops still living can come back, if we use isfaction of “positional competition.” Time was, cer- Sanctuary bosses are “altruistic phonies.” grams seem to paralyze our government. the power of the purse and stop funding a tain clothes, luggage, wristwatches, handbags, auto- Way to go Tommy, the cat’s out of the bag Yes, free health care for everyone, like war the people don’t want. mobiles, etc. sufficed. But with so much money slosh- now. Guess we have to cancel the taxpayer so many other countries of the world. At How far in debt do we want to go? Our ing around the world, too many people can purchase funded, all-expenses paid vacation to least you would know where your tax dol- economy and our people should be the pri- them. Too many, in the sense that the value of acquir- Shangri-La staff is taking next month. lars went, and you would be getting a true ority of a government for the people and by ing a “positional good” is linked to the fact that all but Hopefully we can get our deposit back. In value. Plus, you would help so many oth- the people. a few people cannot acquire it. reality, we barely cover our expenses, they ers. Why is the U.S. dollar tumbling on the That used to be guaranteed because supplies of don’t call us a non-profit for nothin’, baby! Many Republicans and Democrats give world market? It has no backing! We are many positional goods were inelastic -- they were Kramer lamented that there weren’t any lip service to the misleading term deeply in debt. A family can’t get out of made by a small class of European craftsmen. But “thank Dad” Tshirts displayed. That “Universal Health Care.” The rich want debt using credit cards and continuing to when they are mass-produced in developing nations, seemed to be his biggest complaint. their option to have the best doctors and waste money. Foreigners own much of our they cannot long remain such goods. When 40 percent Hellooooooo. These Tshirts are expressions best services and are willing and able to land, and we owe billions of dollars. Stop of all Japanese -- and, Fortune reports, 94.3 percent of of the experience of being a victim of pay extra for it. Okay, that’s fine, but they wasting it, bring our loved ones home. Japanese women in their 20s -- own a Louis Vuitton domestic violence, more often than not at still need to pay into a national health care Only love can defeat hate; war is not the item, its positional value vanishes. the hands of a partner, not sure why system. Many have plans to cover every- answer. Sure, killing God’s children is James Twitchell, University of professor of Kramer would expect domestic violence one, including our governor. Trouble is, the karmically justifiable if our intention is to English and advertising, writing in the Wilson victims to thank Dad “for helping me ride a plan will insist that you buy health cover- protect our loved ones from an invasion. Quarterly, says this “lux populi” is “the two wheeler” on such a Tshirt. But if the age like you have to buy liability car insur- Those who died with that intention died not Twinkiefication of deluxe.” Now that Ralph Lauren is mystery columnist, aka Tommy Kramer, ance. The goal seems to be to get political in vain, and will suffer no wrong in the selling house paint, can Polo radial tires be far behind? would like to come out into the sunshine kudos by saying everyone’s covered, with afterlife. But 9/11 was not about Al Queda When a yacht manufacturer advertises a $20 million under his real name and hang some Dad no understanding how a poor person lives. in Iraq. Iraq has been about oil and one lie craft -- in a newspaper, for Pete’s sake; the Financial Appreciation shirts as part of Fathers Day Ordering people to buy expensive insur- after another. Times, but still -- cachet is a casualty. in June, I know my co-workers would back ance continues. Costs go up. I pay $250 a Use the power of the purse. As Adam Smith wrote in “The Wealth of Nations,” him 100 percent, because nobody appreci- month with a $5,000 deductible. We need Terry Kulbeck for most rich people “the chief enjoyment of riches ates supportive fathers more than the folks someone to stand up to health insurance Ukiah consists in the of riches, which in their eye is at Project Sanctuary. never so complete as when they appear to possess But my favorite falsehood perpetrated by those decisive marks of opulence which nobody can Mr. Kramer by far was where he claimed WHERE TO WRITE possess but themselves.” Hennessy understands the that the staff at Project Sanctuary are all a logic of trophy assets: It is selling a limited batch of bunch of ex-hippies. Whoo Lordy -- now President George Bush: The White www.house.gov/write rep 100 bottles of cognac for $200,000 a bottle. thems fightin‚ words! Let’s set the record There is some good news lurking amid the vulgari- House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washing- Assemblywoman Patty Berg: State ty. Americans’ saving habits are better than they seem straight, shall we... PS only has one ton, D.C. 20500; (202) 456-1111, FAX employee who might fit that category, Assembly District 1, Capitol, Rm. 2137, because the very rich, consuming more than their cur- except for the fact that she’s not an ex-hip- (202)456-2461. Sacramento, 95814. (916) 319-2001; rent earnings, have a negative savings rate. pie, she is a hippie, and a fabulous one at Governor Arnold Schwarzeneg- Santa Rosa, 576-2526; FAX, Santa Rosa, Furthermore, because the merely affluent are dimin- that, all the way down to her tie-dyed ger: State Capitol, Sacramento, 95814. 576-2297. Berg's field representative in ishing the ability of the very rich to derive pleasure socks, so there. I’ve also done a quick (916) 445-2841; FAX (916)445-4633 Ukiah office located at 311 N. State St, from positional goods, philanthropy might become the check and I’m just not seeing any employ- Ukiah, 95482, 463-5770. The office’s fax final form of positional competition. Perhaps that is Sen. Barbara Boxer: 112 Hart Sen- ees that fit his descriptor of “angry, hatch- number is 463-5773. E-mail to: assembly- why so many colleges and universities (more than 20, ate Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20510; [email protected] according to Twitchell) are currently conducting (202)224-3553; San Francisco, (415) 403- multibillion-dollar pledge campaigns. When rising LETTER POLICY 0100 FAX (415) 956-6701 Senator Pat Wiggins: State Senate consumption of luxuries produces declining enjoyment District 2, Capitol Building, Room 5100, The Daily Journal welcomes letters to the Sen. Dianne Feinstein: 331 Hart of vast wealth, giving it away might be the best editor. All letters must include a clear name, Sacramento, 95814. (916) 445-3375 revenge. signature, return address and phone number. Senate Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. Email: [email protected]. In 20510. 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Box Visit our web site at ukiahdailyjournal.com Member Member California 749, Ukiah, 95482 or e-mail them to Audit Bureau Newspaper Publishers [email protected]. email us at [email protected] Of Circulations Association THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL COMMUNITY FRIDAY, OCT. 12, 2007 – A-5 Raise & Shine offers support for parents Fund raiser The Daily Journal helps families of Raise & Shine is a new program that helps Mendocino County families find positive solutions to common child severely ill children behavior problems. The program, which specializes in Gabriella Anderson, a dar- children from birth to age five, assists ling brown-eyed, beautiful families with tantrums, disobedience, little toddler was diagnosed whining, fighting, nightmares, toilet with a cancerous brain tumor. training, and other behavior issues. The tumor turned out to be “Everyone who raises children gets a rare form that only attacked frustrated and confused,” says Dr. Paul children under the age of 4. MacDonald, a pediatrician with the This precious child had the Ukiah Valley Primary Care Medical tumor surgically removed and Group. “It’s part of the territory!” was to undergo possibly up to MacDonald should know. He and a year of chemotherapy treat- his wife have five children, ranging in ments at UCSF in order to age from 2 to 12. keep the cancer in check. Both at home and at work, Gabby’s parents, Ben and Community chatter MacDonald has become convinced that Randy are therapists who By Kathy Davidson parenting is a skill people learn over care for children in the com- time. “People think parenting comes munity, and are familiar with similar problems, but this sit- money will be in trust until naturally. The truth is that anyone rais- the family of another child ing children needs information and Head Start home visitors Lupe Esquivel, Jacqueline Light and Lucy uation has them and Plancarte at a Raise & Shine training. everyone connected with with a life-threatening dis- support from family, friends, and the ease needs help. The organiz- broader community,” he says. East Coast last spring for additional “The methods we use are tried and them very hard. The friends of Gabriella’s family began a ers and family are consider- Raise & Shine makes parenting sup- training. “What I like about Raise & tested.” says Dr. Macdonald, “They ing making this an annual port widely available in Mendocino Shine is that it works. It’s based on the tend to be very effective regardless of fund raising trust account at the Savings Bank to help the event in celebration of County, often from someone the family best research in child development, and the family's income, or cultural back- Gabriella Anderson’s life as already knows and trusts. For example, the materials are simple and easy for ground.” family cover the costs of commuting, lodging, and to this is not the first time, as Ukiah Valley Primary Care is a Raise families to use.” Ukiah Valley Primary Care, NCO mentioned, that this type of Plancarte urges local families to Head Start, and other Raise & Shine keep up the medical insur- & Shine partner. UVPC has trained medical situation has hit one eight staff members, including three seek support from Raise & Shine. partners offer classes, workshops, and ance and mortgage on their “When you learn how to manage your consultations on child behavior in home. of our local families. doctors, to provide consultations, A very special thanks goes classes, and workshops on child behav- child’s behavior it changes everything. Spanish as well as English. Many As you have heard before Parenting is less stressful, and family Raise & Shine partners take medical in several previous columns to Tapestry Family Services ior issues. and the Mendocino County Another Raise & Shine partner is time is much more fun.” insurance, including Medi-Cal. In involving local children with North Coast Opportunities Head Start, Raise & Shine has just published a addition, Mendocino College offers a life-threatening diseases, Youth Project and dozens of which has trained nine staff members directory listing more than sixty people “Positive Parenting” class sponsored often the parents have to take fine friends of the family for to provide Raise & Shine services. countywide who have been trained to by Raise & Shine for families and child a leave of absence from their work on this event. Lucy Plancarte, a Head Start home vis- help families with child behavior care providers. work, so that one or both of Of course the people, itor who works primarily with Spanish- issues. All the people in the directory For more information, please call the parents can temporarily entertainers and organizations speaking families, is so impressed with use methods that are based on decades 462-1233 or 1-866-60-SHINE, or visit find housing in the city mentioned above are to be the program that she traveled to the of research. www.raiseandshine.org. where the hospital is located commended as well for and be with the child during unselfishly coming so quick- treatment and recovery. ly to the cry for help. It is a financially devastat- So please mark your calen- Garden Club For more information about Dine for a Change dar for Saturday, October 27. stormwater pollution, visit the ing ordeal that also tests the family’s spiritual, emotional, Lake Mendocino Clubhouse, night meeting Web site www.epa.gov/ to benefit Project 1500 Lake Mendocino Drive npdes/stormwater. and physical resources. In set for Oct. 15 Sanctuary short, their life changes for- from 4 pm to 9:30. Oct. 15 through 21 ever, and a plan of survival Admission is a donation of The Ukiah Garden Club Homeless Shelter $15 for adults, $7.50 for ages will be holding their night Project Sanctuary will be begins. As usual Marge and Julio 6-12 and children under 6 are meeting on Monday, Oct. 15, Hospitality holding a week-long fundrais- free. Beverages are addition- at 7 p.m. at 1203 West Clay er, “Dine for a Change” at Pardini immediately offered Committee to cook their well known al. Considering this is a full Street. local restaurants throughout dinner with live entertain- Sue Nowlin from meeting Oct. 15 Mendocino County during the spaghetti dinner and were backed and sponsored by the ment, this is an amazing Fuchsiarama in Fort Bragg On Monday, Oct. 15, 2007, week of October 15 – 21, 2007. There are no tickets to Redwood Empire Lions Club price. will be the guest speaker. She the Buddy Eller Center As usual, these events, will be giving lots of informa- buy, supporters simply dine of Ukiah. Homeless Shelter Hospitality out at participating restaurants The delicious Spaghetti though they support serious tion on these shade plants. Committee will hold a meet- and often sad issues, are Come find out why and what on specific days and a portion Feed comes with pasta, garlic ing to discuss the provision of of the tab will be donated to bread, salad and dessert. The always held in a celebration to do to make fuschias drip COMMUNITY BRIEFS food to low-income and mode with the idea for every- with beauty, health, and hap- Project Sanctuary. The list of Lake Mendocino Clubhouse It’s happening here homeless individuals and fam- inland restaurants includes was donated for use, and auc- one to have a good time and piness. She will be bringing ilies over the forthcoming to enjoy all the preparations plants for sale specifically for Patrona, Schat’s, Stars, tion items are beginning to winter. The meeting will be Marino’s Pizza, Café Dora, collect for the Live Auction. and fun. Be sure to bring the Ukiah area that will sur- held in the Ford Street Project Barron (formerly Angels), your dancing shoes and enjoy vive the heat as well as the ers, automotive fluids, ciga- Three bands donated their conference room at 139 Ford Ukiah Brewing, Rosie’s Pizza, talents: II Big, Thorn Petals these great live bands. cold.Guests are welcome. rette butts, animal waste, car Street in Ukiah, from 5:30 and Busters Burgers & Brew and Mendo Mojo. A comedi- If to wish to send a washing, garbage, etc., runs p.m. to 6:30 p.m. in Willits. On the Coast straight donation, send your Mendocino Water into storm drains and then into Representatives from the V’Canto and Mendo Bistro an and even Fire Dancers will entertain. The evening checks to the Savings Bank Agency to hold creeks, streams, rivers, and Ukiah Community Center and are providing opportunities to of Mendocino County, P.O. oceans.; posters can be sub- Food Bank, Plowshares Peace participate. Project Sanctuary plans to be great entertain- ment and fun. Box 3600, Ukiah, CA 95482. poster contest mitted by an individual, a and Justice Center, as well as Board Chair Anne Boyes said, Please mark in the Memo team, or a class; Clearly print “The sad fact is that almost Sadly, little Gabriella In recognition of the Homeless Shelter, will be area: “Gabriella Anderson name, phone number, address present to review strategies everyone knows someone passed away this week. She Stormwater Awareness Week, who’s been affected by was 15 months old. Since Benefit Dinner Committee.” and school on the back of the for meeting the nutritional If you have an auction item, Oct. 21 through 28, poster. domestic violence. This is a monies have been trickling in Mendocino County Water needs of the disadvantaged, can donate paper or other Submit the posters by Oct. particularly in light of signifi- way for people to support and everything is already set Agency is holding a poster those victims and support up, the family and friends supplies, or need tickets, call 15, to the Mendocino County cant reductions in funds avail- Tapestry Family Services at contest for all students in Water Agency, located at 890 local businesses at the same decided to go ahead and con- Mendocino County between able to the traditional suppli- time. We chose the name 463-3300, ext 101. North Bush Street, Ukiah, Ca. ers of food in Mendocino tinue with getting auction grades 9 and 12. ‘Dine for a Change’ for a rea- items, planning the food and Remember, Out of the Mud, Upon Submittal, the posters County. The public is encour- Grows the Lotus. The poster must be on 20 will become the property of son -- we really believe each collecting donations. The inch by 30 inch poster board. aged to attend. and every contribution, no the Mendocino County Water For more information, con- matter the size, will ultimately Any medium is allowed, Agency, and will be used for including chalk, watercolor, tact Mark Rohloff at 462- bring about change and a public education and display. 1934. healthier community.” acrylic, 3-D, or textile. Poster The prizes are $500 for first should include one or more place, $300 for second place, Relocated Oct. 13, messages that depict how pol- and $100 for third place. lution from pesticides, fertiliz- For Pumpkinfest N. Clay, between School St./Oak St. Look Better Cradle Naked... Springs UKIAH CERTIFIED FARMERS’ MARKET Sat. 8:30a.m. - Noon • Tues. 3:00 - 6:00 p.m. Pet Resort Through October Travelling on business 3 CTS. 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TODAY By ANTHONY DION featuring Thankfully, the gods weren’t so unmer- time, right up there with apple The Daily Journal two of pie, hot dogs and Budweiser. •Ukiah High girls varsity cifully cruel to us. They gave us a matchup in the and junior-varsity soccer Today the American baseball’s Those of us who love vs. Piner at 4:30 & 6:oo League Championship Series most loyal that could potentially be a watching baseball for the p.m. at home begins with the Cleveland fan bases wonderful series of playoff baseball. game that it is will be interest- Indians facing the Red and sto- ed in watching the young Sox. And today the second leg ried fran- your stomach designed for hot matchup in the American Diamondbacks with budding of the 2007 MLB postseason chises. ON DECK wings and mozzarella sticks League that could potentially star Brandon Webb who could officially begins. At least Red Sox (Beckett from the local watering hole, be a wonderful series of play- be the first repeat winner of 1-0, 0.00) at you know that the National off baseball. The divisional series’ went we have Indians the Cy Young Award in the by rather uneventfully, all but this series (Sabathia 1-0, League Championship Series Right? since Randy one ending in a sweep and providing 5.40) might as well not even exist Naw. I’m being a little too Johnson did it for the very then probably the least desired us with Today, 4:10 p.m. this year. harsh on the National League. same franchise from 1999- COMMUNITY NL series was created and rosters of TV: FOX The Arizona While I might not be as 2002. began last night, creating players that Diamondbacks and the intrigued with watching the We’ll also be following the DIGEST barely a ripple across the lake we actually recognize from ? Outside of Diamondbacks and the play of 2007’s possible NL that is the sporting landscape. previous Octobers. Colorado and Arizona, these Rockies go head-to-head as I MVP Matt Holliday, the NL At least we have this series Regardless of whether you are games might as well not even am with the Indians and the Rookie of the Year Troy UHS Boosters Dinner to faithfully watch on the edge as passionate of a baseball fan be broadcast. Red Sox doing battle, I am Tulowitzki, a wily-old veteran Ukiah High School of our seats with glasses of as any across this multi-cul- Thankfully, the baseball still intrigued and so are the Todd Helton in his first post- Boosters fundraising mead held firmly in our hands. tured nation, deep down gods weren’t so unmercifully rest of us who still consider dinner and auction will At least we have this series inside of the bottomless pits of cruel to us. They gave us a ’s true past See DION, Page A-7 be held Monday, Oct. 15th, 2007. The entire community is invited to SANTA ROSA 1 | UKIAH 0 UHS | VOLLEYBALL juin us for our annual event at a “new” loca- Varsity tion in The Fine Arts Wildcats lose a physical game Building at the Ukiah Fair Ground. Dinner They put together shot on girls spike tickets are $30.00 per goal after shot on goal with person. For reservation each successive attempt either and purchase contact turned aside by the Santa Rosa Ursuline goalie or by the post or cross- Deni Lee 468-3736 or The Daily Journal Val Jackson 468-9085. bar of the goal. As each attempt fell by the The Ukiah High girls varsi- They look forward to ty volleyball team stayed in your continued support. wayside for the Wildcats, frus- tration seemed to mount in the the winner’s bracket with its All event proceeds will win against Ursuline Tuesday. benefit the athletes. tired bodies of the 11 on the field and the game got even Ursuline gave Ukiah (5-1) more physical. a strong challenge in the first Basketball League game but the Wildcats with signups for youth After a couple of non-calls by the official on some tough 10 kills and three aces built a small lead early on and kept it The City of Ukiah collisions and tackles, a red Community Service throughout the game to win card was drawn by Ukiah’s 25-20. Department is beginning No. 9 who took a swipe at her registration for the Ashley Lower led the girls 2007/08 Youth Basketball opponent with seemingly bad with six set assists and an ace league. The league is intentions but alas, she didn’t and Megan Metcalf with three open to boys and girls land it -- luckily for her oppo- kills in the first game. from Kindergarten through nent (and for her, seeing as Things did not go so well 12th grade. Registration how she’d be dealing with a forms are now available at for Ukiah in the second game the Civic Center, 411 W. lengthy suspension right about though. The Wildcats accu- Clay Street, and at now) who looked to have mulated nine kills but could www.cityofukiah.com. instigated the entire incident not serve up any aces and The registration fee is by shoving the Ukiah mid- struggled defensively. $50 per first player, $45 for fielder. the second player in the Ursuline used this to its same family. Registrations The effort by Ukiah in advantage and took the win are due by Friday, October attempt to tie or perhaps win 25-18. 26, 2007. A $15 late fee the game reached a climax as Then in the third game the will be added after the deadline. There are Low- with about a minute to go, No. Wildcats really got back in Income Discounts avail- 17 sent a shot from about 35 the groove both offensively able. Absolutely NO regis- yards out that hit the post on and defensively generating a tration will be accepted whopping 12 kills and three after 11/2/07. Practices the fly. The crowd groaned as will begin in November, the ball ricocheted away, blocks to take the game 25- after Thanksgiving. The knowing that their best chance 14. Youth Basketball League just went away with it. The fourth and what would games will from prove to be the final game January through March “It was a hard-fought game, 2007. For this program to very physical and I thought was the toughest. The game be successful enthusiastic file photo our girls rose to the challenge. was decisively put away with volunteer coaches and Ukiah’s Fallon Hovland gets ready to deliver a shot on goal. The Press-Democrat predicted a game ending kill by Emily team sponsors are need- Houghton giving Ukiah a 25- ed. For more information, us to lose to Santa Rosa 4-0 By ANTHONY DION A red card was drawn by Ukiah’s No. 9 who 21 win. please call 463-6714. which is a very good team, so The Daily Journal White was out in front this took a swipe at her opponent with seemingly I think that right there is a tes- A varsity girl’s soccer game with four kills giving Downtown K-town match between the Wildcats bad intentions but alas, she didn’t land it. tament to these girls,” said 3-on-3 tournament of Ukiah High School and the her a high of ten kills for the Ukiah Andy Hendry match. Lower added two Santa Rosa Panthers on Ukiah High’s soccer pitch, the its own end of the field nor after the game. On October 13, in play was similarly sloppy. string three decent short pass- more set assists to a total of Kelseyville, there will be a Wednesday could’ve been “If Mallory’s goal there in 3 on 3 tournament for all better labeled by its European The first half was dominat- es together -- a credit to the eighteen from the first three ages. The tournament will name, “football” and under- ed by Santa Rosa, which got a defense and the job done by the last minute would have games to give her twenty set be held in downtown and goal near the 30th minute by the goalie in holding the gone in, that would’ve been run from 10 am to 6 pm. stood as the traditional assists for the match. Registration will start at 8 American game. No. 24, a nice little shot from Panthers to the lone goal and classic.” “We had good back row am. It is $60 for youth divi- Santa Rosa held on to beat the corner about 15 yards out. shutting them out for the The girls were back on the defense and good front row sion and $100 for adults. Ukiah seemed to be feeling entire second half. The tournament will be Ukiah 1-0, withstanding some field practicing hard, working offense” said Ukiah Coach held on Sunday, October late comeback attempts by the the Panthers out while letting The Wildcats, though, specifically on short passes them play. seemed to turn up the intensi- Valerie Psara. 14. For more information Wildcats in a very physical under duress on Thursday contact www.downtownk- game. Much of the same was the ty several notches midway Ukiah’s league record now town.com. In a game that featured story midway through the sec- through the half as they afternoon. Their next match is stands at 5-1. It next faces three yellow cards and a red ond half as Ukiah couldn’t undoubtedly felt another loss against Piner tonight at 4:00 Elsie Allen at home next SAL Boxing card on the uneven sod of seem to get the ball out of the being handed their way. p.m. at home. Tuesday. Fall hours for SAL boxing are Thursday 6:45 p.m. and Friday 5:00 p.m. The NLCS | GAME 1 cost is only $5 a year and classes are ongoing at the Redwood Health Club. To join SAL Boxing ath- Rockies beat Webb, Diamondbacks 5-1 in NLCS opener letes must fill out paper- work and have a parental bottles onto the field from the week, a capacity crowd of signature for those under By BOB BAUM “Our offense can find a lot of ways to win upper decks. When more 48,142 attended. 18. The class is a mix of a levels and ages. Come for Associated Press games.” debris followed, umpires told Francis threw just one more a good workout or to seri- — --Jeff Francis the teams to get back in the pitch, giving up a bunt single ously study boxing. and the Colorado Rockies dugouts. to pinch-hitter Jeff Cirillo. rolled right past the Arizona Phoenix, with Arizona lefty Play was suspended with Matt Herges relieved and Wild Game Diamondbacks — and their have them behind me this two outs in the bottom of the walked , loading BBQ & Raffle rowdy fans. Doug Davis facing hard- year.” seventh inning because fans, the bases. throwing Colorado rookie On a hot night in the desert Ukiah Rod and Gun Club Francis outpitched Brandon irate with an interference call The Rockies brought will be presenting their Webb and the Rockies won Ubaldo Jimenez. — it 93 degrees outside at against Justin Upton, began from the 10th annual wild game the NL championship series Francis dominated while gametime — tempers flared throwing bottles and other , and he retired bbq & raffle on Saturday, opener 5-1 Thursday night in Rockies hitters, coming off a after a relatively calm six objects onto the field. Stephen Drew on a fly ball to Oct. 27 from 5 p.m. to 7 first-round sweep over innings. p.m. Taking place at the a game interrupted when fans About eight minutes later, end the threat. Ukiah Elks Lodge on 1200 angered by an umpire’s dis- Philadelphia, patiently waited Down 5-1, Arizona put run- the Rockies returned to the The game ended on a bad Hastings Rd., the event puted interference call threw out Webb. Then again, they ners at runners at first and sec- field after admonishments baserunning play by Arizona. will feature a kids (ages 12 were familiar with the 2006 ond with no outs in the sev- and under) Halloween objects onto the field. from the public address Miguel Montero singled with NL Cy Young winner — this enth. Augie Ojeda bounced to announcer that anyone throw- two outs, but was tagged out custome contest as well Umpires pulled the teams was the seventh time he start- Garrett Atkins, as a food selection of wild off the field during the eight- ing objects on the field would when he overslid second base pork, deer and salmon ed against Colorado this year. who threw to be ejected. trying for a . with green salad, corn and minute delay in the bottom of Colorado’s lone loss during Kaz Matusi. french bread. The best the seventh inning. Crew chief “It was just fans being Webb and the its streak came to Webb and Justin Upton, running from Diamondbacks swept the children’s custome on dis- Tim McClelland told Rockies the Diamondbacks at Coors first base, slid over second upset. It’s too bad,” Rockies play at the event will win a manager Clint Hurdle to have Brad Hawpe said. in the first $50 savings bond. The Field on Sept. 28. This time, base and then rolled his right round. Arizona kept it going in admission cost is a $15 Francis throw a pitch and the Rockies won by bunching shoulder into Matsui’s left leg, “A few like that label a lot of donation for adults and $6 “fight through it.” people, but sounds like the the first inning, taking a 1-0 singles against the Arizona knocking the infielder to the lead on a single by Drew and a donation for children, Once play resumed, the ace — it was the first time this ground. Second base umpire other fans took care of it and again 12 years or younger. were pulling the people out double by . For more information call wild-card Rockies escaped a season they won without an Larry Vanover immediately jam in their NLCS debut and who were throwing stuff at Hawpe, long a nemesis of (707) 463-0730 or (707) extra-base hit. called Upton out for interfer- Webb, drove in two runs with 462-5228. won for the 18th time in 19 “Our offense can find a lot ence, resulting in a double us.” games. of ways to win games,” play. Even though thousands of Game 2 is Friday night in Francis said. “It’s been fun to Fans started throwing water tickets were available at mid- See BAUM, Page A-7 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SPORTS FRIDAY, OCT. 12, 2007 – A-7

Rafael Betancourt and Rafael Dion Perez. However, there is one NFL injury A capsule look at the AL in this series who is report Continued from Page A-6 pretty much garaunteed to win NEW YORK (AP) — The National both of his starts and in domi- Football League injury report, as provid- championship series season appearance and anoth- ed by the league (OUT - Definitely will nating fashion and that is not play; DNP - Did not practice; LIMIT- er young star in Kaz Matsui. ED - Limited; FULL - Full participation Associated Press the division series three times two-out, 11th-inning single Still, it won’t be as must- Boston’s Josh Beckett. The in practice): Sunday leading candidate for AL’s Cy at ARI- A look at the best-of-seven from 1995-99, with Cleveland beat the Yankees in Game 2. see as the Tribe and Sox these ZONA CARDINALS — PANTHERS: American League champi- winning twice. They also fin- ... Red Sox: Boston is in the Young award, is absolutely DNP: QB David Carr (back), RB Nick next ten days (if we get what Goings (concussion), CB Ken Lucas onship series between the ished the 1948 regular season playoffs for the fourth time in we want -- a seven-game nails in the postseason. After (shoulder), LB Dan Morgan (ankle), LB posting a second consecutive Adam Seward (calf). LIMITED: LB and Boston tied for first place and had a five years and has reached the thrilling series). Without fur- James Anderson (thigh). CARDINALS: Red Sox: one-game playoff for the AL ALCS three times during that shutout (a four-hitter against DNP: WR Anquan Boldin (hip), WR ther jabbering on my part let’s Bryant Johnson (quadricep). LIMITED: Schedule: pennant. The Indians won 8-3 span. After going 86 years get to my ALCS breakdown the Angels), the 2003 World T Levi Brown (ankle). FULL: DE Joe Tafoya (hamstring). Game 1, Friday, at Boston at Fenway Park en route to without a championship, the and fearless prediction, shall Series MVP is 3-2 with a 1.74 at (4:10 p.m.) their most recent World Series Red Sox are looking for their ERA lifetime in the postsea- — BENGALS: we? OUT: T Willie Anderson (knee), LB Game 2, Saturday, at title. ... The Red Sox held second World Series title in Offense: Both the Indians son, with three shutouts in six Rashad Jeanty (shin), S Ethan Kilmer (knee), WR Tab Perry (hip). DNP: LB Boston (5:21 p.m.) Cleveland to a .223 batting four seasons. ... Pitching has and the Red Sox have strong starts. You throw in Curt Ahmad Brooks (groin), DE Jonathan Game 3, Monday, Oct. 15, average this season, with 59 been Boston’s strong point, “bloody-sock” Schilling and Fanene (knee), RB Rudi Johnson (ham- lineups top to bottom with a string), LB Caleb Miller (back). LIMIT- at Cleveland (4:10 p.m.) and 17 walks. The led by Beckett. He posted his good balance of power and the knuckle-baller Tim ED: S Dexter Jackson (illness), DE (hand), C Alex Game 4, Tuesday, Oct. 16, Indians averaged only 3.6 first 20-win season and control hitting. The Indians Wakefield and you have a Stepanovich (knee). CHIEFS: DNP: WR at Cleveland (5:21 p.m.) runs per game. Okajima didn’t became the first 20-game win- Eddie Kennison (hamstring), S Greg have Travis Hafner and Victor pretty experienced staff to put Wesley (knee). LIMITED: CB Dimitri x-Game 5. Thursday, Oct. allow a run in three outings. ... ner in the majors since 2005. Martinez, not to mention an it mildly. Patterson (hamstring). FULL: LB Keyaron Fox (hamstring), QB Damon 18, at Cleveland (5:21 p.m.) Hafner was 5-for-27 (.185) ... Beckett is coming off his abundance of speed and a Edge: Red Sox Huard (right shoulder), CB Benny Sapp x-Game 6, Saturday, Oct. with no homers and five RBIs second consecutive postsea- (ankle), T (ankle). postseason veteran in Kenny Coaching: Boston’s Terry at JACK- 20, at Boston (TBD) against Boston. Martinez went son shutout, a four-hitter in Lofton who showed in the Francona and Cleveland’s SONVILLE JAGUARS — TEXANS: DNP: WR Andre Johnson (knee), LB x-Game 7, Sunday, Oct. 21, 2-for-16 (.125) with no the first-round opener against division series against the both seem to have DeMeco Ryans (ankle). LIMITED: K at Boston (TBD). homers and two RBIs. the that Kris Brown (left foot), DT Travis Yankees that those 40-year- solid managing skills. The Johnson (knee), WR Jacoby Jones (All games on FOX) (x-if Sizemore had two homers, set the tone for a three-game old legs still have some tread Indians held off the Tigers to (shoulder), DE Ndukwe Kalu (hand). necessary) JAGUARS: OUT: K (right five RBIs and three stolen sweep. The 2003 World Series left in them. The Red Sox on become the first team to quadricep). DNP: TE George Wrighster ——— bases, but also struck out 11 MVP is 3-2 with a 1.74 ERA the other hand feature two of clinch their respective divi- (knee). LIMITED: G Season Series: Boston won (knee). times in 28 at-bats. ... Boston in the postseason, with three the game’s most feared clutch sion while Francona’s Red at CLEVE- 5-2. had a 3.05 ERA shutouts in six starts. His three LAND BROWNS — DOLPHINS: DNP: hitters in and the Sox almost led the AL East QB Trent Green (concussion), WR Derek ——— against the Indians. Beckett postseason shutouts tie Hagan (hamstring), DT man who just tied the record wire-to-wire, gaining the lead (ankle), C Samson Satele (neck), S Projected lineups was 1-1 with a 1.80 ERA and Whitey Ford and Mordecai for most postseason homers Travares Tillman (knee), DT Rodrique Indians: CF Grady 14 strikeouts in 15 innings Brown for second on the in mid April and never relin- Wright (ankle). LIMITED: DE Jason by a single player at 22, quishing. Taylor (neck). BROWNS: DNP: TE Sizemore (.277, 24 HR, 78 spanning two starts. career list, one behind Christy Manny Ramirez. Darnell Dinkins (hand), RB Jamal Lewis Edge: Even (foot). LIMITED: RB Charles Ali (toe), S RBIs, 33 SB, 155 strikeouts), Matsuzaka went 1-1 with a Mathewson. ... The 40-year- Edge: Red Sox Gary Baxter (knees), WR Joe Jurevicius 2B Asdrubal Cabrera (.283, 3, 4.26 ERA. Papelbon had two old Schilling tossed seven Prediction: Even though (knee), S (thigh), TE Pitching: At first glance, the scales might be tipped in Kellen Winslow (shoulder). 23), DH Travis Hafner (.266, saves, with four strikeouts in scoreless innings Sunday in the Red Sox appear to have at CHICA- the Red Sox favor who also GO BEARS — VIKINGS: LIMITED: 24, 100), C Victor Martinez two innings. ... Cleveland the clincher against the the edge in depth and experi- QB Tarvaris Jackson (groin), LB Ben have home-field advantage Leber (ribs), S Dwight Smith (ham- (.301, 25, 114), 1B Ryan pitchers had a 4.43 ERA Angels, his first outing in 12 ence. But those of you who string). BEARS: DNP: WR Bernard Garko (.289, 21, 61), SS against the Red Sox. ... days. He is 9-2 with a 1.93 even though both teams tied Berrian (toe), DT Tommie Harris (knee), underestimate the chops of for the best record in baseball, T John Tait (ankle), CB Charles Tillman Jhonny Peralta (.270, 21, 72), Ramirez, who began his ERA in the postseason. He has C.C Sabathia and Fausto (ankle), CB Nathan Vasher (groin), DT I’m going with an Indians Darwin Walker (knee). LIMITED: G LF Kenny Lofton (.296, 7, 38, career with Cleveland, batted pitched effectively after com- Carmona will pay dearly. Not Ruben Brown (shoulder). 23 SB with Texas and .417 (10-for-24) with three ing off the disabled list and squad that might be just the at to mention that of a powerful — PATRIOTS: Cleveland), RF Franklin homers and seven RBIs vs. reinventing himself because tiniest bit hungrier. Indians in DNP: T Wesley Britt (team decision), S relief duo of “Rafael’s” in 7 Mel Mitchell (groin). LIMITED: QB Gutierrez (.266, 16, 36), 3B the Indians this year. Lowell of a loss of velocity. ... Tom Brady (right shoulder), CB Randall Casey Blake (.270, 18, 78). hit .346 with a homer and six Matsuzaka finished strong Gay (thigh), C Dan Koppen (ankle), RB Laurence Maroney (groin), G Steve Neal Red Sox: 2B Dustin RBIs. Youkilis was 9-for-29 after going 1-4 with a 9.57 Case to be heard (shoulder), CB (foot), WR Donte’ Stallworth (knee), LB Pedroia (.317, 8, 50), 1B (.310) with two homers and ERA in five starts from mid- Baum against pat downs Adalius Thomas (ankle), WR Kelley Kevin Youkilis (.288, 16, 83), four RBIs. Pedroia batted August to mid-September. But Washington (hamstring). COWBOYS: Continued from Page A-6 at 49ers games OUT: WR Terry Glenn (knee). DNP: CB DH David Ortiz (.332, 35, .370. Drew struggled, going he struggled in his Game 2 Anthony Henry (ankle). FULL: CB SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Courtney Brown (biceps), LB Kevin 117, 52 doubles, .445 OBP), 2-for-21 (.095) with three start against the Angels, a bases-loaded single in Burnett (thigh), S Keith Davis (shoul- LF Manny Ramirez (.296, 20, — California’s high court der), RB Oliver Hoyte (neck). RBIs. ... Part-time OF Trot allowing three runs, seven hits Colorado’s three-run third at NEW 88), 3B (.324, Nixon joined the Indians this and three walks in 4 2-3 inning. Hawpe, who also sin- said it will consider whether YORK JETS — EAGLES: DNP: S Brian Dawkins (neck), G Todd Herremans 21, 120), RF J.D. Drew (.270, year after spending his first 10 innings. In this series, manag- gled, improved to 15-of-40 the San Francisco 49ers’ poli- (knee), T (knee). LIMITED: cy to pat down fans before WR Greg Lewis (ankle). FULL: CB Lito 11, 64), C Jason Varitek (.255, seasons in Boston. He started er Terry Francona will flip- (.375) against Webb with 14 Sheppard (knee), TE L.J. Smith (hernia), 17, 68), CF Coco Crisp (.268, a popular tradition at the Jake flop Schilling and Matsuzaka. RBIs. they enter a home game is an RB Brian Westbrook (abdomen). JETS: LIMITED: T Anthony Clement (thigh), S 6, 60, 28 SB), SS Julio Lugo — each day’s star got Schilling goes in Game 2, Matsui’s RBI single invasion of privacy. Erik Coleman (concussion), WR Laveranues Coles (knee), DE Shaun Ellis (.237, 8, 73, 33 SB). smacked in the face with a then Matsuzaka in Game 3. ... brought home the speedy The justice’s decision on (foot), WR Justin McCareins (ankle), QB ——— whipped-cream pie during the Lowell posted career highs in Willy Taveras with the go- Wednesday follows a 2-1 rul- Chad Pennington (ankle), DT Dewayne Robertson (knee), S (thigh). Projected rotations postgame TV interview. batting average and RBIs and ahead run earlier in the third. ing in July by a lower court FULL: RB Darian Barnes (thigh), TE Jason Pociask (back). Indians: LH C.C. Sabathia ——— picked up the slack when Taveras, who missed the pre- allowing the searches. ST. LOUIS RAMS at RAVENS — RAMS: OUT: RB Steven (19-7, 3.21, major league-high Big picture Ramirez missed a month late vious 24 games with a thigh Two season-ticket holders Jackson (groin), WR 241 IP), RH Fausto Carmona Indians: Despite an open- in the season and Drew strain, had singled and stolen sued the team in 2005 for pri- (thigh), LB Raonall Smith (knee). DNP: WR (hamstring), WR Dante’ (19-7, 3.06 — 2.15 in second ing-day payroll of about $62 slumped most of the year. ... second without a throw. vacy invasion after the 49ers Hall (ankle), WR (knee). LIMITED: QB (ribs), S half), RH Jake Westbrook (6- million, Cleveland has a The Red Sox had the best The Rockies also got a instituted the policy as part of Corey Chavous (pectoral), DE James Hall (pectoral). FULL: QB Gus Frerotte 9, 4.32), RH Paul Byrd (15-8, chance to knock off baseball’s record in baseball most of the break in the inning when Matt the National Football (ankle), CB Tye Hill (back), S Todd 4.59, 28 walks in 192 1-3 IP). Johnson (neck). RAVENS: OUT: DT two biggest spenders in con- season, opening up an 11 1/2- Holliday’s trickler down the League’s anti-terrorism secu- (wrist). DNP: WR Derrick Red Sox: RH Josh Beckett secutive playoff series. First, game lead in the AL East by third-base line started foul Mason (illness), T Adam Terry (ankle), rity efforts. TE Daniel Wilcox (toe). LIMITED: C (20-7, 3.27 ERA), RH Curt the Indians took down the May 27. The Yankees cut the before swerving fair and The California Court of Mike Flynn (knee), TE (thigh), T Jonathan Ogden (toe), CB Schilling (9-8, 3.87), RH $215 million Yankees 3-1 in lead to 1 1/2 games in the last rolling into the bag. Appeal said Daniel and Samari Rolle (illness), LB Gary Stills (knee). Daisuke Matsuzaka (15-12, the first round. Now, they’ll two weeks before the Red Sox Webb, who won a career- Kathleen Sheehan knew of TENNESSEE TITANS at TAMPA 4.40, 201 strikeouts), RH Tim take on the Red Sox, with a won four of five to secure best 18 games in the regular BAY BUCCANEERS — TITANS: DNP: the searches before buying DT Albert Haynesworth (ankle), WR Wakefield (17-12, 4.76). treasure chest around $145 home-field advantage through season, allowed four runs on Brandon Jones (knee), G their seats and so waived their (team decision). BUCCANEERS: OUT: ——— million. ... Cleveland is in the the World Series. ... Boston seven hits in six innings. RB Michael Pittman (ankle). DNP: CB privacy concerns. The court Brian Kelly (groin). LIMITED: WR Joey AL championship series for used its cushion to rest Colorado added an further said fans could quit Galloway (team decision), LB Barrett Indians: RH the first time since 1998. ... Ramirez (strained side mus- Ruud (knee), DE Greg White (shoulder). unearned run in the seventh going to games if they were FULL: WR (shoulder). (4-5, 5.07, AL-high 45/53 Picked by many to finish cle), Youkilis (wrist) and when Conor WASHINGTON REDSKINS at offended by the searches. GREEN BAY PACKERS — RED- saves), RH Rafael Betancourt behind Detroit, Chicago and Okajima (tired arm) down the Jackson bobbled Matsui’s SKINS: OUT: G Randy Thomas (tri- (5-1, 1.47 ERA is second-low- The lone dissenter on the ceps). DNP: DE Phillip Daniels (shoul- Minnesota in baseball’s stretch while setting up its grounder, allowing Yorvit panel, Justice Maria Rivera, der), WR Antwaan Randle El (ham- est among AL relievers), LH toughest division, the Indians pitching rotation. They were Torrealba to score from third. string), RB Mike Sellers (heel), LB argued her colleagues too eas- Marcus Washington (hamstring). FULL: Rafael Perez (1-2, 1.78 ERA), overcame a quirky early all at full-strength in the first- The Rockies loaded the WR Santana Moss (groin). PACKERS: ily tossed aside the Sheehans’ OUT: CB Will Blackmon (foot), C Scott RH Tom Mastny (7-2, 4.68), schedule, injuries and incon- round sweep bases with no outs in the sec- Wells (eye). LIMITED: T Chad Clifton privacy concerns. (knee), TE Bubba Franks (knee), CB Al RH Jensen Lewis (1-1, 2.15), sistency to win their first AL ——— ond but managed only one Harris (back), WR Greg Jennings (shoul- “The courts’ role in pro- der), DE Mike Montgomery (knee), RB LH Aaron Fultz (4-3, 2.92). Central title since 2001. They Watch for run. Todd Helton and Atkins Vernand Morency (team decision), CB Red Sox: RH Jonathan played their best ball down the — Dynamic Duo. The 1-2 singled, then Hawpe walked tecting privacy rights should (foot). not be so readily abdicated,” at SEAT- Papelbon (1-3, 1.85 ERA, stretch, posting a major punch of Ortiz and Ramirez on a 3-2 pitch. TLE SEAHAWKS — SAINTS: DNP: Rivera wrote. “If you are the CB Jason David (forearm), K Olindo 37/40 saves), LH Hideki league-best 31-13 record overpowered the Angels. That brought up Troy Mare (right groin). SEAHAWKS: Okajima (3-2, 2.22, 5/7), RH since Aug. 13 — the day after Batting back-to-back, they Tulowitzki, who was 11-for- only game in town, requiring Practice not complete. your customers to either sub- Monday Eric Gagne (4-2, 3.81, 16/20 they were swept by the make the middle of Boston’s 23 with the bases loaded this NEW YORK GIANTS at ATLANTA mit to a pat-down search or FALCONS — GIANTS: Team did not with Texas and Boston), RH Yankees. ... Despite a limited lineup downright scary. The season. But he bounced into a practice. FALCONS: OUT: T Todd walk away does not present Weiner (knee). DNP: LB Manny Delcarmen (0-0, 2.05), budget, GM Mark Shapiro has Angels tried pitching around double play, allowing a run to (hamstring), TE Alge Crumpler (knee), the kind of genuine choice LB Stephen Nicholas (ankle). LIMITED: LH Jon Lester (4-0, 4.57, 1 expertly built one of base- Ortiz, the No. 3 hitter, by score, and Webb fanned DT Jonathan Babineaux (knee), TE relief appearance), LH Javier upon which the majority’s Dwayne Blakley (pectoral), DT Roderick ball’s most balanced teams. walking him four times in Torrealba with consecutive Coleman (knee), S Chris Crocker (knee), reasoning is premised.” CB Lewis Sanders (shoulder). Lopez (2-1, 3.10), RH Mike He also benefited from some Game 2. Ramirez made them change-ups to end the inning. Timlin (2-1, 3.42). luck along the way. After a ——— pay with a game-ending fourth-place finish in 2006, homer. Can Cleveland’s pitch- Matchups Shapiro set out to improve the Both teams finished 96-66, Indians’ bullpen and infield ers find a way to contain both, tied for the best record in defense. Borowski, handed or even one of them? baseball. Boston earned the job after Keith Foulke — Sizemore Matters. home-field advantage by win- retired before , Cleveland’s do-it-all center ning the season series. That led the AL with 45 saves — fielder with the striking looks Organics might not mean much, many of them shaky. Second and Gold Glove could become & though. Cleveland was 0-6 baseman Josh Barfield came a huge star with a big October. against the over from and He’s off to a strong start, with Hydroponics this season before beating tightened the club’s middle- a leadoff homer in the Game 4 them 3-1 in the first round. ... of-the-diamond defense, but clincher against the Yankees. The Red Sox took two of three his inability to hit led to him He batted .375 in that series from Cleveland at Fenway being replaced by Cabrera, a (6-for-16) with four walks. Hopland Park in late May, with shortstop who has been a Nobody plays the game hard- Schilling and Beckett earning spark for the past two months. er than Cleveland’s No. 24, the wins. Byrd beat ... Shapiro’s decision to give whose return to the leadoff 13325 Hwy. 101 Matsuzaka for the Indians’ manager Eric Wedge a three- spot after a brief stint as a No. 13325 Hwy. 101 DEEP VALLEY victory. Boston won three of year contract extension in July 3 hitter triggered the Indians’ CHRISTIAN SCHOOL four at Jacobs Field in July, a was met with “Why now?” division-clinching surge. 744-8300 series that included consecu- questions. But like most — October Aces. Beckett, tive 1-0 games. Matsuzaka everything else Shapiro has Schilling and Matsuzaka have Fall Carnival beat Sabathia 1-0, then done, it worked out. ... all excelled in big games. MENDO TRUCK Carmona topped Beckett. It Sabathia developed into a Before Beckett, the previous ACCESSORIES was the first time Cleveland bona fide No. 1 starter and pitcher to throw consecutive Cotton Candy! Yummy Food! traded 1-0 games since 1942. would have won more than 19 postseason shutouts was ... The Indians scored three games if the Indians had hit Schilling, (1993 and 2001), October 19, 2007 runs or less in five of the behind him during the second co-MVP of the 2001 World seven meetings. Two of half. Carmona, who flamed Cleveland’s losses came in Series with Arizona. 5:30 - 8:30 Bounce House! out in a brief tryout as a clos- Matsuzaka was MVP of the starts by LHP Cliff Lee, not er in ’06, might have the best expected to be on the ALCS stuff in the AL. 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Invasive plant Pumpkins, pumpkins everywhere meetings to be held in October There will be pumpkins-a- plenty this weekend as The Inland Mendocino Pumpkinfest 2007 fills the Cooperative Weed streets of downtown Ukiah. Management Area will host a This orange invasion is one series of meetings in October of the surest signs that autumn and November to raise aware- has arrived. Whether carved ness and increase participa- or baked, pumpkin is the offi- tion in invasive weed manage- cial fruit of fall (and yes, it is ment. a fruit). The first meeting, But this bounty is suited “California Vernal Pools and for more than just jack-o’- Plant Invasion,” will be held lanterns and desserts. at the Willits Library, 390 E. Commercial, on Oct. 16, from COMMUNITY BRIEFS Pumpkin dishes are turning up 7 to 9 p.m. It’s happening here on the fall menus of some of The next two after that will the area’s trendiest restau- Bon Vivant be “Giant Reed (Arundo rants. By Marilyn Campbell donax) removal in the Russian Although often overlooked River Watershed”, on Oct. 24, Monday, Oct. 22, at the Ukiah as a savory dish, fresh pump- Freshly ground black pep- from 7 to 9 p.m., and “Vines Garden Cafe. kin can add new depth to per, to taste and Ovines,” on Oct. 29, from There will be a social gath- recipes. When ripe, pumpkin 7 to 9 p.m., will be held at the ering at 11:30 a.m., followed can be boiled, baked, or roast- Sage Brown Butter Mendocino County by lunch at noon for $10. ed. 16 tablespoons (two sticks) Department of Agriculture, at Jerilyn Harris, Vice And pumpkins are good unsalted butter 890 N. Bush St. For more Chairperson of the State for you. In addition to being 64 medium sage leaves information, visit their web Teachers Retirement System low in fat, pumpkins are an Sea salt, to taste site at www.imcwma.org, or Board will be the speaker. excellent source of vitamins A call Tara Athan at 485-1198. Reservations can be made and C and a good source of • For pasta dough: Mix the by calling Pat Gein Duncan at folate. flour and salt together in a AARP Driver 462-6974, Evelyn Broaddus You can celebrate this mixing bowl. Whisk the eggs at 462-8141 or Steve Gray at year’s pumpkin harvest with and the olive oil together in a Safety classes 937-3138. Reservations need dishes like pumpkin stew and separate bowl. on Oct. 18 and 19 to be made by Friday, Oct. 19. pumpkin risotto, all guaran- Make a well in the flour teed to warm up any crisp fall and add the egg mixture. Mix An AARP Driver Safety Willits Library day. until combined. If the dough Program is scheduled to be book sale set Begin by selecting a is too dry add a few drops of held in Ukiah on Thursday, pumpkin with tough skin. To water. Knead until the dough Oct 18, and Friday, Oct. 19, for Oct. 18 test, apply gentle pressure is smooth and elastic. Turn out from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The classes will be held in the Thursday, Oct. 18, from 6 with your fingernail. If you onto a wooden board and to 9 p.m., the Friends of the make a mark, the pumpkin conference room at the knead a few times. Cut it into Department of Social Willits Library will present isn’t ready for cooking. two equal pieces and let the Roll each piece of the pasta the water at a steady simmer. their annual book sale. It will Choose pumpkins that are free dough to the second-thinnest Reduce the heat if necessary. Services, 747 S. State St., in dough rest wrapped in plastic Ukiah. continue on Friday, from 10 of blemishes, harvested with at room temperature for 1 setting on the pasta machine. After the tortellini rises to the to 6 p.m., Satuday from 10 to their stems intact, and feel Dust the dough lightly with top continue cooking them for This program is an 8-hour hours or in the refrigerator classroom refresher course 4 p.m., and Sunday from 10 to heavy for their size. overnight. Bring the dough to flour as needed. 1 or two more minutes. 3 p.m. All day Sunday, the Lay the rolled pasta out on Remove the tortellini from designed especially for the room temperature before older driver. Class size is lim- books will be $2 a bag. For cooking purposes, rolling out. a counter that has been lightly the water with a slotted spoon ited by AARP to the first 30 The sale will take place at choose smaller sizes. These • For pumpkin filling: dusted with flour. Cut out cir- and place them on a sheet pan persons who sign-up. For 111 E. Commercial St., will have tender, flavorful Preheat the oven to 400 cles with a 2 3/4-inch round drizzled with olive oil. Cover more information, and for Willits. flesh. Look for “pie pump- degrees. Prick the pumpkin all cutter. the pan with foil to keep the class sign-up call Jan at 462- kins” or Jack-be-Little pump- over with a knife and place it Place 1/2 teaspoon of the heat of the tortellini con- 7314, or the Ukiah Senior A ‘Journey kins; they’re smaller and easi- on a sheet pan. Roast the pumpkin filling in the center tained. Cook the remaining Center at 462-4343. er to cook. pumpkin until soft - about 1 of each pasta circle. Using tortellini in the same manner through Kenya’ hour. your finger dampen half of the and add them to the sheet pan. set for Oct. 23 Cool the pumpkin and cut it edge of the circle with a small Place them in a 250-degree Project Sanctuary Pumpkin in half. Scoop out the seeds amount of cold water. Fold the oven to keep warm while you offers training for Prisco Safaris and the with a spoon and peel off the dough over and press the two prepare the sage brown butter. Mendocino County Martin crisis volunteers Luther King Jr. Organization tortellini skin with a paring knife. Puree pieces of pasta together to seal • For sage brown butter: the pumpkin flesh in a food Melt the butter in a heavy Project Sanctuary is offer- (McMLK), invites the public starting from the folded edge. to a “Journey through Kenya” with sage processor until smooth. Do Push out any air bubbles as saucepan over medium heat. ing a training for volunteers to not add liquid to purie the serve on our community slide show presentation. This you go so that the filling sits Add the sage leaves and cook event will be held on Tuesday, pumpkin; you want it as dry as firmly between the two sheets until the butter turns light domestic violence and sexual brown butter assult crisis line. Volunteers Oct. 23 at 6:30 p.m. at the possible. of pasta. Dampen one point of brown and begins to foam two Ukiah Valley Civic Center in Pasta Dough Place two cups of the are a vital part of our crisis 2 cups all-purpose flour the folded edge of the half to three minutes. Shake and the Council Chamber located pumpkin puree in a bowl. Add stir the sage leaves so that counseling program. 1/ 1/2 cups semolina moon and bring the other Applications will be accepted at 300 Seminary Avenue in the remaining Pumpkin point over and press them they cook evenly. The sage Ukiah. The slide show event 2 teaspoons sea salt Filling ingredients and mix through Oct. 19. 5 large eggs together to form the tortellini. leaves should be crisp. Call 462-9196 ext. 111 for will feature the 2007 Kenya thoroughly. Refrigerate in a Place the tortellini on a Remove the sage-scented safari pictures of the people, 1 tablespoon extra-virgin tightly sealed container until an application or for more olive oil sheet pan that has been dusted butter from the heat and information. animals and birds of Africa. you are ready to use it up to with flour or semolina. Cover immediately sprinkle with a The event is free to the public two days in advance. Pumpkin Filling them with a dry towel until little salt. Drizzle the hot but- with a suggested donation of To roll the pasta dough flat- ter over the pasta making sure Retired teachers $5. The revenues generated 2 cups pumpkin purie ten the dough as much as pos- you are ready to cook them. (from one, 2-pound sugar pie Bring a large pot of lightly that everyone gets equal to meet on Oct. 22 goes to the Kikambuani sible with a rolling pin before amounts of the crisp sage Hopeland Children Center in pumpkin or one small can kneading in the machine. salted water to a boil using The Mendocino County solid-pack pumpkin, unsea- two tablespoons of kosher salt leaves. Kenya, Africa. Knead the dough by passing it Makes 8 servings. Division 55 Area 1 of For more information soned) through the pasta machine 3 to five quarts of water. Add California Retired Teachers 2 teaspoons chopped thyme Recipe from: The Vineyard about the slide show presenta- times on the widest setting. half the tortellini to the pot. Association is schedled to tion event, contact Richard 2 teaspoons chopped sage Do not allow the tortellini to Kitchen by Maria Helm hold its next meeting on Fold the dough in half length- Sinskey (HarperCollins) Ndaka at 245-9818. 1/2 cup grated Italian wise each time it is passed boil or they might burst. Keep Fontina cheese through the machine. Let the 6 1/2 cup mascarpone dough rest covered with plas- cheese tic wrap for 10 minutes after 4 tablespoons brown sugar its initial kneading. Divide the Sea salt, to taste dough into three equal pieces.

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Orientation for from top local bands; II Big, discuss Skunk Train Concerns Pet Christmas Phoenix Hospice Thorn Petals, and Mendocino and the future of the redwood Miss Mendocino Mojo, as well as fire dancers, groves on the line. photo shoot to host 7- week applicants a comedian, Trent Jason, and a The meeting will be run set for Nov. 10 support groups children’s fun jump. from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. set for Oct. 24 Tickets for the benefit can For more information, call The Spay-Neuter Phoenix Certified Hospice be purchased at Tapestry Richard Jergenson at 459- Assistance Program will hold will host bereavement support The Miss Mendocino their yearly pet (and their fam- groups through Nov. 15 in County Organization Family Services (290 E. 6362. Gobbi), The Mendocino ilies) photos with Santa fund Willits and Ukiah. announces an Orientation raiser. They will be offering The facilitated 7-week scheduled for Wednesday, County Youth Project (776 S. Enchanted State Street), or at the families the opportunity to groups provide an opportunity Oct. 24, at the Century 21 Pumpkin Patch to have photos taken with their for the bereaved to explore the Conference Room (across Mendocino Book Company (102 S. School Street). The take place Oct. 31 pets in a Christmas scene normal symptoms of grief, as from Wendy’s) on Perkins either with or without Santa. well as recognize the individ- Street to begin atr 5:30 p.m. funds will go to the Anderson Family, UCSF Medical Center The Enchanted Pumpkin The price will be $15, which ual nature of its expression All interested candidates are includes at least 4 poses and asked to appear to pick up and the Koret House Family Patch will once again be pre- and duration. With fuller House in San Francisco. sented by The Waldorf School photos. understanding of the grief information regarding the COMMUNITY BRIEFS SNAP provides financial pageant to be held on Jan. 12, It’s happening here The Savings Bank of of Mendocino County at the process, and effective tech- Mendocino County and school’s campus, 6280 Third assistance for spaying and niques to manage stress, 2008. neutering of pets to low Parents are also welcome. friends of the family have St., Calpella, on Halloween bereaved individuals can established a fund for the night, Oct. 31, from 5 until 8 income families and rescuers move toward recovery and Contact Verna Jacobs, of homeless animals to help Executive Director at 462- Church is located at 195 Low Andersons. Additional contri- p.m. affirmation of continuing life. Gap Rd., Ukiah. For more butions may be sent to The The Waldorf School offers prevent animal suffering. The program in Ukiah will 2025 to reserve your spot for SNAP is a nonprofit organiza- this informational meeting. information, or to make reser- Gabriella Anderson Benefit the Enchanted Path each year be each Thursday, from 2 to 4 tion and 97 percent of all p.m., and in Willits, from 6 to Deadline for applying for the vations, call 462-7766. Fund, Savings Bank of as a magical, alternative event money raised goes directly to program which awards annu- Mendocino, P.O. Box 3600, for young children through 8 p.m. The programs are the animals. Since 1991, offered free of charge, as a ally in excess of $20,000 will Gabriella Ukiah, CA 95482. age 10. All ages are welcome, SNAP has provided financial be Nov. 1. All qualified con- Anderson benefit but no scary masks or cos- assistance for over 10,000 community service. testants between 17 and 24 are 10th annual Wild tumes are allowed. surgeries in Mendocino Preregistration is required. invited to attend. The local dinner Oct. 27 Game Barbecue. The oak-filled campus is County. For more information, contact pageant is affiliated with the transformed into a fairytale The event will be held Stephanie Gang at 459-1818 A spaghetti dinner will be ext. 260. Miss California and Miss held on Saturday, Oct. 27, raffle Oct. 27 land where children and Saturday, Nov. 10 from 10 to 3 America Program and contes- from 4 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., at The Ukiah Rod and Gun adults, led by angel guides, at Rainbow Ag., 235 E. tants must meet guidelines of the Lake Mendocino Club Club will be holding its 10th travel a magical path, meeting Perkins in Ukiah. Rainbow is Sheriff’s the Miss America House, to benefit the family of annual Wild Game Barbecue various storybook characters offering a 10 percent discount Department Organization. All of these will 17-month old Gabriella and Raffle on Saturday, Oct. and other performers along on purchases that day to any- be explained at the meeting, or (”Gabby”) Anderson. from 27, from 5 to 7 p.m. their way. Each character one having their photo taken. is offering by talking with Verna Jacobs Willits. The cost of the dinner They will serve wild pork, comes to life as the children karate classes at the above phone number. will be $15 for those 12 and deer, and salmon with green approach and performs a Fall Arrangements older, $7.50 for children 7 to salad, corn bread, and french scene from their tale. At the The Sheriff’s Youth First GULP Award 11 years old, and free for chil- bread. They request a $15 end of each characters perfor- are ready at the Activities League Karate dren under six. donation for adults, and a $6 mance, a small treat is offered Garden Clubhouse Program is teaching “Free” to be presented to each child. Youth, Teen and Adult Karate The benefit dinner is being donation for children under Colorful Fall arrangements Thursday, Oct. 25 organized by The Mendocino 12. This year’s cast of charac- Programs in Ukiah, Willits to grace tables or buffets are and Hopland this fall. They The Greater Ukiah County Youth Project, There will be a children’s ters include: The Good Fairy, available for purchase at the Tapestry Family Services, and Halloween costume contest Hansel and Gretel, Pinocchio, will take place at the Localization Project invites Ukiah Garden Club, 1203 Redwood Health Club at 3101 the community to attend their The Lions Club. Gabby’s par- for ages 12 and under, with the Billy Goat Gruff, The Three West Clay Street, Ukiah. ents, Ben and Randy best costume winning a $50 Little Pigs, and many others. Arrangements in pump- S. State St., Ukiah on presentation of the first annual Wednesday nights at 5:30 GULP award, which goes to a Anderson, have a three and a savings bond. Activity and game booths, kins, in baskets and cornu- half year old son, Jake, and For more information, call fortunetellers, puppet plays copias welcome the autumn p.m. and Sunday afternoons at local restaurant, based on 2 p.m.; the Body Works Gym votes by the farmers at their are therapists who care for 463-0730 or 462-5228. and story telling are available season. There are also cone children and their families in before and after your walk wreaths, grapevine wreaths in Willits at1511 S. Main St. Saturday Farmers’ Market. It on Tuesdays and Thursdays, at will be an opportunity to try the community. Mendocino County through the path. Willits own, with ribbon bows, cone and A bright and active girl, “The Train Singer” will sere- natural material table trees, 6:15 p.m.; and the Shorin-ryu dishes featuring produce from Railway Society Dojo in Hopland, Monday and several local farms, and meet Gabby was diagnosed this nade families throughout the and other holiday decorations past July with a very rare form meeting Oct. 28 evening and the Smoky that have been created by Wednesdays at 4:30 p.m. the farmers who made it. The classes are co-ed, for For more information, call of aggressive brain cancer that Cauldron Café will provide Garden Club members, for generally occurs in children Members of the community sale. The room at the ages five and up. Membership Scott Cratty at 462-7377. interested in the future of local dinner and snack items. less than two years of age, Tickets for The Enchanted Clubhouse is full of items in the fitness clubs is not Atypical Teratoid/Rhabdoid rail are invited to attend a made by those attending the required to attend those class- Divorce recovery Mendocino County Railway Pumpkin Path are $5 and may Tumor (ATRT). Gabby and be purchased, in advance at workshop. es. SAL membersip/insurance seminar set for her family received loving, Society membership and The Garden Club House is dues are $5 annually. updating at the Little Lake Cat’s Meow/trillium in Willits capable care at UCSF Medical and Mendocino Book open each day Monday Registration will be available Oct. 26 and 27 Grange, 59 School St. in at the classes. Center in San Francisco. Company in Ukiah. This is through Friday, 10 a.m. to Friday and Saturday, Oct. Gabby was a sweet baby girl Willits. 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Sarah had taken voice been exploring the art field. 12 would be a great time to Project Sanctuary Looking lessons since eighth grade, Haiku Design creates individ- check this up on these conve- originally planning on major- ually handcrafted ceramic nient, user-friendly programs. to hold fall Continued from Page A-3 ing in vocal performance in jewelry and limited edition You can call 463-4800 and volunteer training college. She had done vocal prints from original oil and talk with the friendly folks She wrote about her first Project Sanctuary, a commu- auditions at five of the col- watercolor paintings. Her Web there, or write to them at: nity domestic violence and sex- two weeks in Bologna. leges she applied to, when site is www.haikudesign.com. “After getting lost wherev- [email protected] or ual assault crisis center is suddenly everything changed Gary explained, “We have check out the Web site at accepting applications for their er I went for the first week in March of her senior year in paintings from when we first ‘cuz I didn’t have a map (now www.domincan.edu. The fall 2007 Crisis Counselor high school. She went on a 13- married, and that’s 39 years. Ukiah Center is housed at the Training. I have four), I’ve realized a day trip to Paris and Rome During that time, Karen’s art few things I can totally count Mendocino County Office of This is an opportunity for chaperoned by Mr. Porter, her has gone through various Education. those interested to take a stand on. If I have a euro: I can ride high school French teacher migrations. . . pottery, jewelry, the bus. . . wherever I want; I Ukiahi Boosters. . . is hav- against domestic violence and (she had earned all the money and canvas. She also used to ing their annual fundraising sexual assault in the community, can buy coffee; I can use a cart and become a Crisis Counseling at the grocery store (there’s a for the trip working sum- be a professional seamstress, dinner/auction on Monday, mers). There she fell in love designing original costumes Oct. 15, and are seeking dona- Volunteer. slot on the cart where you put Those who complete the the euro and then you have the with Rome. for Redwood Empire Ice tions as well as selling tickets. COMMUNITY BRIEFS Sarah’s Mom, Linda, Arena in Santa Rosa for According to Shawna Todd, training will be certified with It’s happening here choice to take the cart home Project Sanctuary as Crisis with you if the groceries are added, “In fact, she called us Charles Schultz. Karen also the Boosters are trying a from Rome and said, ‘Mom, is worked for the Palace Hotel, Counselors specializing in the too heavy and when you bring whole new approach this year areas of domestic violence and it back, you get your euro it too late to change my major doing drapers for their 90 with a different venue and for college? I want to major in rooms, a project which took sexual assault. Applications for These activities take place at back). catered dinner. the 2007 training are available 270 N. Pine St., at the Ukiah “In a city of crazy Italian Italian and come back to over a year. She does custom The event is at the Fine Italy.’ So she chose to attend orders and has done three por- now. For more information, United Methodist Church. For chaos, finding a euro in my Arts Building at Ukiah contact Janet at Project more information, contact them pocket is the best feeling in UC Santa Cruz because it had traits that are incredible. Her Fairgrounds, catering by Five at 462-3360, or visit their web the best Education Abroad main strength is that she can Sanctuary 462-9196, ext. 111, the world! One crazy thing I Star. Tickets are $30 each and or [email protected]. site www.ukiahumc.org/ahc. learned today: The gelato Program of all the colleges to take a scene and paint it like a doors open at 5:30 p.m. shops aren’t open in the win- which she applied. From the photo with great detail. She’s The Boosters Club pro- BBBS is looking for ter! They close in November I start she planned her course- done a lot of abstracts as vides the uniforms and A Healing think and reopen in March. work so she could study her well.” required safety equipment for Cooperative offers a few good mentors whole junior year in Italy. She is a para professional at Craziness! the school teams. Without support/counseling Big Brothers Big Sisters is “I love the Italian cuisine She’s been fortunate to find an Nokomis Elementary School funds raised by Boosters, the looking for a few good mentors apartment with several very working with the severely here in Bologna but a few school would have a difficult A Healing Cooperative, a to help enrich the lives of things I can’t live without. (1) nice young Italian women. handicapped. local non-profit, is offering the Mendocino County children. Our family is looking forward Her Web site was designed time in supplying and meeting peanut butter (I surprisingly these needs. Boosters also following mental health- When a child is mentored, their found it at the grocery store to spending Christmas in Italy by their son, Gregg, one of focused services: a support cen- life can be transformed. with Sarah for two weeks!” their two grown children. provide the cloth awards that and made PB&J for my athletes receive for Most ter, open Monday to Friday, 11 Boredom can be transformed Art form. . . Gary Wallert New deal in town. . . There a.m. to 3 p.m.; art classes, housemates who have never Valuable Player, known as the into magic. Volunteers can was praising his wife, Karen’s is convincing evidence that Mondays, Thursdays, and make a difference today. BBBS had peanut butter before. Blanket award. For ticket pur- Needless to say, they loved new water color and oils that people who have more educa- Fridays, 1 to 3 p.m.; Writing for invites those interested in volun- are digitized so that Giclee tion have on average higher chase contact Deni Lee at Self Discovery, Tuesdays, at 11 teering to visit their offices at it.). (2) you might’ve guessed 468-3736 or Val Jackson at it already. . . pancakes! I also prints may be made. (A cer- earnings and that the spread a.m.; Men’s and Women’s sup- 498 McPherson in Fort Bragg tain category of fine art print has been growing. Did you 468-9085. port groups, Tuesdays at noon; or 564 S. Dora in Ukiah, or call found pancake mix right next Singing along the way. . . to the peanut butter. The is known in the art world as a know there are now two Movin’ On, a dual diagnosis 964-1228 for their coast office, Giclee. “Giclee” [zhee-clay] undergraduate degrees avail- Come indulge yourself in the support group, Wednesdays at 2 or 463-4809 for their inland housemates had never had sweet songs of at autumn fea- office. pancakes before either; they’d is a French term, in this case able right here in Ukiah? p.m. only seen them on TV. How meaning, “spray of ink.”) The Ukiah Center of turing the Ukiah High sad! On Friday, I made some Apparently, Giclee printing is Dominican University of School’s choir department at with my mad pancake skills the way of the future. Here’s California offers undergradu- the First Presbyterian Church and when it was time to flip, I what one artist explained, ate degrees in business as well at 514 Church St. in Ukiah. Re-Elect Gary Taylor flipped them and Claudia, “The apparent resolution of as in humanities. The humani- The performance will begin at looking over my shoulder the digital print is 1,800 dots ties program is an easy way to 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. Mendocino College said, ‘Fantastico!’ per inch, which is higher than prepare for Dominican’s 18. There will be a variety of “Important thing I learned: a traditional lithographic print teacher preparation program music including some with Trustee Area 7 The cheek kisses go right to and has a wider range of color too! Scottish, Irish, Armenian, and left. If you start from the left, than serigraphy. Giclee prints These two new degrees are Gospel roots, and more mod- The following have endorsed Gary Taylor ern songs from Broadway it just gets awkward.” render deep saturated colors just right for adults who have • • Donna Berry Musicals and motion picture Sarah, daughter of Patrick and have a beautiful painterly a life (such as being a soccer • Ed Berry • Gwen Chapman quality that retains minute mom) or work, and are tai- soundtracks. A small suggest- and Linda Nagel, has per- • Dr. Carl Ehmann • Gail Ehmann formed and sung in several detail, subtle tints and lored with convenient evening ed donation of $5.00 or more major area productions, both blends.” and Saturday schedules, face- would be greatly appreciated. • Bob Hosie • Leslie Humphrey at Ukiah Players Theatre and Karen’s art, under her to-face meetings and on-line For questions or more infor- • Tom Kesey • Billie Smith Mendocino College. She was Haiku name (that’s “Ukiah” instruction. mation, contact the director, Mi Cocina Mexican Restaurant, Diane Pauli, only 10 when she performed spelled backwards), has Information sessions are Denise Doering at 463-5253 Potter Valley, Deborah White, the Bernstein “Mass” with undergone many transforma- the second Monday of the ext. 1040. Prof of Mathematics, Mendocino College Ukiah Symphony in 1997. tions in the 40 years she’s month at 6 p.m., so November Cheer-i-o!

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Gutter Systems THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL STATE FRIDAY, OCT. 12, 2007 – A-11 STATE BRIEFS Governor again rejects hemp farming bill Associated Press It’s legal to grow hemp in more than sure after Schwarzenegger vetoed a bill Novato seeks to suspend rail repairs SACRAMENTO — Gov. Arnold 30 countries, and the plant can be import- last year that would have allowed any for return of freight trains Schwarzenegger has vetoed a hemp ed into the United States and used in a California farmer to grow hemp. But the farming bill for the second time. wide variety of products, including food governor still cited the federal restric- NOVATO (AP) — City officials are fighting a regional rail- The Republican governor announced and clothing. tions in his veto message. road agency’s plan to upgrade several local train crossings as a Thursday that he had turned down a mea- But it can’t be grown legally in the “Under federal law, all cannabis precursor to bringing freight trains through the area after a six- sure by Assemblyman Mark Leno, D-San U.S. without a nearly impossible-to- plants, regardless of variety or THC con- year absence. Francisco, that would have authorized a obtain permit from the U.S. Drug tent, are simply considered to be ‘mari- The North Coast Rail Authority already has issued contracts five-year program under which farmers Enforcement Administration. juana,’ which is a federally regulated for repairing signals along a stretch of track that runs from in four counties — Imperial, Kings, Leno attempted to avoid federal controlled substance,” he said, adding Lombard in Napa County to Windsor in Sonoma County, Mendocino and Yolo — could grow restrictions by requiring farmers to sell that failure to get a permit to grow it including through Novato, said Mitch Stogner, the authority’s hemp in plots of up to five acres. the hemp only to California processors. could lead to criminal charges. executive director. Hemp is a distant cousin of marijuana That way, they could avoid interstate ——— The city has filed a lawsuit in Marin County Superior Court but contains only traces of THC, the drug commerce that could bring federal inter- On the Net: to block the work, which it claims NCRA approved without that gives marijuana its intoxicating vention. www.assembly.ca.gov and www.gover- adequately studying noise, traffic, safety and other possible effect. Leno came back with a narrower mea- nor.ca.gov environmental effects. “We believe the work done in the right of way is more than just repair work,” Novato City Manager Daniel E. Keen said. “Clearly their intention is to open the tracks all the way up to Humboldt County.” Keen said the city would ask a judge on Monday for a restraining order to suspend a $5.8 million contract for work at 28 sites, only some of them in Novato. Stogner said the signal repair work planned for crossings in Novato did not require a full environmental review because it involves minor alterations to existing rail lines. “The law says if you repair something to former use and not expanded use you can seek exemption,” he said. Marijuana activists rally in downtown LA, want end to raids LOS ANGELES (AP) — About 200 people on Thursday protested federal raids on cannabis clinics and urged Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger to compel the Bush administration to back off. The rally outside the Ronald Reagan State Office Building in downtown lasted more than an hour as medical marijuana activists called for an end to the raids they called illegal and intrusive. “An attack on safe access is an attack on patients,” said Don Duncan, a man whose Hollywood dispensary, California Patient’s Group, was shut down by the Drug Enforcement Administration in July. “Los Angeles is where we’re going to win the war for safe access in California.” In 1996, California voters approved Proposition 215, which legalized the sale and use of marijuana for medicinal purposes, but the drug is still considered illegal under federal law. Opponents of medical marijuana believe the dispensaries attract crime and make it easier for people, not just those with serious illnesses, to gain access to the drug. Steph Sherer, executive director of Americans for Safe Access, a pro-medical marijuana group, said Schwarzenegger should coordinate with the 12 other governors whose states have legalized medical marijuana to send a message to Washington. “We are tired of coming and protesting about our medicine,” Sherer said. Visit our web site at ukiahdailyjournal.com email us at [email protected]

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Lake Mendocino – Lake level: 719.34 feet; Storage: 40,516 acre-feet (Maximum storage 122,500 acre-feet) Inflow: 113 cfs Outflow: 194 cfs Air quality – Ozone: .037 ppm (State standard .090 ppm) Carbon monoxide: .63 ppm (20.0 ppm) Nitrogen dioxide: .017 ppm (.25 ppm) Some worry that air traffic control failure may signal bigger danger By WOODY BAIRD The FAA blames the dis- switched over. air-control center, something Department’s inspector gener- Louis, Pittsburgh, Miami and Associated Press Writer ruption on the failure of a The FAA told a congres- is very wrong with that pic- al has criticized the project for other cities. MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Ron major AT&T phone line, but sional subcommittee that the ture.” falling behind schedule and The FAA is under pressure Carpenter and his fellow air critics say that the trouble is Memphis outage was an AT&T refused to talk about running over the original cost from Congress and President traffic controllers were busy deeper — that the new com- AT&T problem and that an the breakdown except to say of $1.9 billion. Bush to reduce flight delays. keeping more than 200 air- munications network being investigation was under way. its cause was under investiga- The Air Route Traffic In the first seven months of planes on course over seven installed lacks sufficient back- FAA spokesman Paul tion. Harris, which landed the Control Center at Memphis is 2007, the industry turned in its states when their communica- ups. Takemoto said the network contract in 2002, also had no one of 20 such FAA centers worst on-time performance tion system crashed. Suddenly “It’s engineered this way, has backup phone lines for comment. around the country. since the government began they couldn’t talk to pilots or and it’s going to happen emergencies and each center The Memphis breakdown When communications collecting comparable data in call for help. again,” said Dave Spero, a is served by more than one was the latest in a string of failed, controllers at other cen- 1995. “Somebody just pulled out vice president of the union communications carrier. similar but less serious fail- ters — summoned by cell “The delays are a major a cell phone,” Carpenter said. representing FAA technicians. “The failure was in a net- ures of the upgraded system at phone — directed planes out concern, but my first thought “Then everybody else says, During the breakdown, work we don’t own or oper- other air-control centers, said of the Memphis airspace, is about planes being up there ‘Hey, that’s not a bad idea.”’ 100,000 square miles of air- ate,” Takemoto said. “It was a Spero of the technicians which covers parts of without controls and that So at a major Federal space were closed off for more massive failure, according to union. “This is the first time a Alabama, Mississippi, could jeopardize lives,” said Aviation Administration cen- than three hours and flights what BellSouth has told us, whole center has gone down,” Arkansas, Missouri, Indiana, Rep. Steve Cohen, D-Tenn., a ter, controllers were reduced around the country were can- that has never been experi- he said. Kentucky and Tennessee. member of the House aviation to using their personal cell celed, delayed or diverted, enced before and affected all His union, Professional All airline traffic within a subcommittee. phones to ask other centers to adding to the woes of a flying of the customers in that Airways Systems Specialists, 250-mile radius of Memphis Rep. James Oberstar, D- help keep planes on course public already fed up with dis- region, not just the FAA.” has long been at odds with the was shut down and flights Minn., chairman of the House and avert disaster. ruptions. But aviation consultant FAA over the upgrade and heading into the region were Transportation Committee, They succeeded, but now The upgrade is called the Michael Goldfarb said backup other projects. rerouted. Flight disruptions said his panel plans to look members of Congress want to FAA Telecommunications at the Memphis center was The Transportation were reported in Nashville, St. into the project. know if the Memphis failure Infrastructure project, or FTI. obviously insufficient. last month was an isolated The prime contractor on the “Wal-Mart losing its power breakdown or evidence of a 15-year project is Florida- is one thing, but for the FAA design flaw in a $2.4 billion based Harris Corp., which to lose power when planes are w Hug project to upgrade telecom- said in September that nearly in the air is another thing,” Lo e munications at air-control 90 percent of the FAA’s entire said Goldfarb, a former FAA ices Sele centers and other FAA instal- system of more than 4,000 chief of staff. “And to only Pr ction lations across the country. installations had been have one line take down an what moves you Allen couldn’t think of a more Gallery perfect venue. NNEWEW 22008008 SSCIONCION XXB’sB’s “This place is full of Got family? history and spirits,” he said. Continued from Page A-1 “We’re very fortunate to have mpg/hwy him, but it’s also a wonderful this gallery in the community. 2288 mpg/hwy experience for the There aren’t many places to community. show local work.” MSRP Starts At “I’ve had people Some of the pieces are already on display at the find activities approaching me and telling at ukiahdailyjournal.com $ me how great of an idea it’s RTSS, and Allen said the 16,720 been to use the station as a initial response to the display gallery.” has been positive. With Allen spending much “I’ve been fortunate NNEWEW 22008008 SSCIONCION TTC’sC’s of his free time in classes at enough to have a few people the college as well as working from San Francisco come with local artists he said it was through and buy a few pieces already,” he said Wednesday. mmpg/hwypg/hwy easy to find local talent to Allen said he will continue 2299 display at this first-time event, to set up the display as more which he expects to be the of the artists bring in their MSRP Starts At first of many. work. He said people can feel “The inspiration for these free to stop in today and check events is endless,” Allen said. $ out the pieces, which are 17,620 “This may be something we individually priced, but he do four or five times a year. said most of the activity will The artists need a venue, and take place Saturday. Any NNEWEW 22008008 SSCIONCION XXD’sD’s we help provide that.” remaining unsold pieces will And with a 1,500-year-old, be available Sunday, as well. hollowed-out redwood tree as Zack Sampsel can be reached the home for the display, at [email protected]. 3333 mmpg/hwypg/hwy • Willits • NOYO THEATRE 459-NOYO (6696) Visit us at our website www.cinemawest.com MSRP Starts At INDEPENDENT FILM SERIES 7:00PM WED & THUS ONLY Death at the Funeral R Mr. Woodcock 7:10 $ Additional Sat-Sun matinee 1:50, 4:30 MICHAEL CLAYTON (R) - ID REQ'D (415) 15,170 Additional Fri-Sat Late Show 9:15 PG13 PG13 700 945 The Heartbreak Kid 6:50 WE OWN THE NIGHT (R) - ID REQ'D (425) Additional Sat-Sun matinee 1:40, 4:20 R 710 955 All New Scions are Pure Priced and come standard with: Additional Fri-Sat Late Show 9:35 THE HEARTBREAK KID (R) - ID REQ'D # The Dark 7:00 The Seeker: Is Rising (440) 720 1000 Air Conditioning, Power Steering, Power Windows, Additional Sat-Sun matinee 2:00, 4:40 PG THE SEEKER: THE DARK IS RISING (PG) The Kingdom (515) 740 1010 THE KINGDOM (R) - ID REQ'D (420) 650 925 CD Player, Power Door Locks, Tilt Steering, Additional Fri-Sat Late Show 9:25 R THE GAME PLAN (PG) (450) 725 1005 Please call theater recording for wheelchair accessibility information Times For 10/12 ©2007 Anti Lock Brakes, and more. 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All prices plus government fees Francis Howland and E.P Allen will fill the and taxes any finance charges and any dealer document 2800 North State St. • Ukiah www.thurstonautoplaza.com tree with paintings, Sculpture, Ceramics, preparation charge of $55, and any emissions testing charge and CA tire fee. Sale ends 10/14/07. 1-866-2-THURSTON Jewelry, and Live Music. (707) 462-8817 815 N. State St. • Redwood Tree Museum Center • 591-6848 MILESTONES FRIDAY, OCT. 12, 2007 – B-1 Editor: Richard Rosier, 468-3520 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] NEW ARRIVALS WEDDINGS & ENGAGEMENTS

Madeline Sophia Inman Inman A baby girl, Madeline Sophia Inman, was born Monday, Dominic Blurton and Layra Gaustad Andrea Sullivan and Patrick Manion Aug.27, 2007 in Sacramento to Sarah and Bruce Inman. She weighed 6 pounds, 2 ounces. Gaustad-Blurton Sullivan-Manion Her Grandparents are Peggy and Jeff Telschow of Stockton Layra Gaustad and Dominic Blurton were married on Andrea Sullivan and Patrick Manion announce their engage- andJim and Bonnie Inman,Ukiah Saturday, May 19, 2007, at the Headsburg Country Gardens in ment to marry near Lake Tahoe in June 2008. Healdsburg. The bride-to-be is a graduate of Ukiah High School. She The groom is the son of Jill and Nick Blurton-Jones of San graduated from U.C. Davis with a Bachelors degree in civil Clemente. He graduated from Buckley High School, and Cal engineering and is currently working on her MBA at Poly San Louis Obispo, and is employed at Loma Linda U.C.Berkeley Haas school of business. She is employed as the University Medical Center. director of operations for an architectural service company out The bride is the daughter of Mimi and Scott Gaustad, of of Sausalito. Ukiah. She graduated from Ukiah High School in 1998, and The groom-to-be graduated from the Gross Pointe South Pacific University. She is employed at Loma Linda High School in Detroit, Mich. He is empoyed as an investment University Medical Center. banker with a company in Palo Alto. The couple is living in Redlands. They currently reside in San Fransisco.

Deadline for ’08 County in the Miss California Verna Jacobs, Executive Scholarship Program next Director at 462-2025. Miss Mendocino June, a preliminary to the County is Nov. 1 Miss America Scholarship Redwood Valley Program. The Miss Mendocino Young women between the Community County Scholarship Program ages of 17 and a high school Market to meet is now taking applications for senior and 24, who reside in qualified applicants for the Mendocino County, attend Sunday mornings Dominic Erminio Novoa 2008 Miss Mendocino County college with parental residen- Scholarship Program to be There will be fresh coffee cy in Mendocino County or and live music, fresh flowers, Novoa held Jan. 12, 2008. who work and have lived in Scholarships in excess of local produce, and crafts at the the county for six months are Redwood Valley Community A new son, Dominic Erminio Novoa, was born on $25,000 have been awarded eligible provided they meet Wednesday, Sept. 12, 2007, to Lacy Jean David, of Ukiah, and the past five years to the con- Market. The market meets the guidelines of the Miss every Sunday, from 9:30 a.m. Erminio Novoa, Jr., of Ukiah. testants running for this presti- America Program. He weighed 8 pounds. COMMUNITY BRIEFS gious title and the honor of to 1 p.m., through October at For more information, or an the Lion’s Club Park on East He is also welcomed by her grandparents Paula David, of It’s happening here representing Mendocino application package contact Ukiah; Alan Kaplan, of Santa Rosa; and Dominga and Erminio Road in Redwood Valley. Novoa Sr., of Ukiah.

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Gunnar James Denton Denton A new son, Gunnar James Denton, was born on Wednesday, Aug. 15, 2007, to Summer Denton, and Christian Denton, of Ukiah. He weighed 7 pounds, 8 ounces. He is welcomed by his older brother Prentice, and his grand- parents Martin and Nancy Smith, of Potter Valley, and James and Laverne Denton, of Crockett.

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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.

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24 23 16 13 SUSQ A: IN 14 15 22 25 UEHA 18 21 18 19 (Answers tomorrow) NNAR Jumbles: INLET PENCE INVADE OSSIFY Yesterday’s 20 17 20 19 Answer: What the boy experienced when he was fitted IVER for a suit — PINS AND NEEDLES 10/11/2007 Woman is tired of men wanting only intimate relationships

Dear Annie: I am 50 years old, single (after or cuddling up at the movies, either of which a or stay because it is easier and more comfort- 21 years of marriage) and enjoying my free- man may see as a prelude to something more able. dom. The problem is, when I meet a man and intimate. But if you are only looking for friend- I was in an abusive marriage for over 30 explain that I really just want to be friends, ANNIE’S MAILBOX ship, why does it have to be with a man? Any years and stayed because of finances and they agree. But after a time, when I won’t sleep person should do -- male, female or whatever. because I didn’t think there was anything bet- with them, they don’t want to see me anymore. By Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar Dear Annie: We have friends who frequent- ter out there. When I turned 60, I decided I did- I have had a very nice and caring relation- ly tell us they’re too tired to do social things n’t want to waste whatever time I had left with ship with such a friend for three years. “Fred” What is it with men? Am I to have only girl- with us. Then we later discover they’ve gone a man who didn’t care about me. I left while he is 82. We go for dinner, walks, etc. He is very friends in my life? The more I think about it, out with others on the same day our invitation was out of town and drove a thousand miles generous and considerate. He says he loves me the more I believe maybe that is best. -- No was issued. across the country to live where I knew only and that I don’t love him as much because I Way, Buddy I say these people shouldn’t be asked again. one person. It was the most daring thing I have will not sleep with him. This has been an ongo- Dear No Way: Both men and women are My husband disagrees. Should I be “Southern ever done, but I have never been happier. I ing problem for a while. The other day, Fred capable of friendships with the opposite sex, polite” and continue on, or should I stop invit- even met the man of my dreams. told me he can no longer continue to see me but it is not unreasonable for one party to ing them? -- In a Quandary Tell “Stay or Go” to get his things together because when I deny him, “it tears his heart expect (or hope) that the relationship will Dear Quandary: How many times has this and get out. There are good people in the out” and he needs to “get over me.” become more intimate, especially if that person happened? If it’s been more than three times, world, and with a little luck and a little effort, My girlfriend says there are two kinds of has fallen in love. Of course, there are some we say they do not value your friendship his life could turn around just like mine did. -- women in a man’s life -- those they have slept men who are interested only in sex, and you enough. Feel free to remove them from your Michigan Maddie with and those they haven’t slept with yet. I may be attracting the sort who take your atti- dance card. Dear Maddie: We’re glad to hear you got find this very distressing. Not only do these tude as a challenge. And you may be giving the Dear Annie: I have to respond to “Stay or out of that abusive relationship and found hap- men limit the friendship, but they add sexual wrong signals -- holding hands while walking Go,” who was trying to decide whether he piness. It’s never too late to improve your life. pressure to it. should leave his serial-cheating wife at age 60 To our Muslim readers: Happy Eid

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773-07 the Southeast corner of Parcel 1 as shown on 736-07 767-07 10-12,19,26/07 a Parcel Map filed in Map Case 2, Drawer 25, NOTICES 9-28,10-5,12/07 10-6,7,8,9,10,11,12/07 PUBLIC NOTICE 10 NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE Page 50, Mendocino County Records; thence NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE ADOPTIONS & YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF along the Westerly right of the way line of PUBLIC NOTICE TS# 047-14015 Order # 30071120 Loan # 741-07 FOSTER CARE TRUST DATED June 5, 2006. UNLESS YOU California State highway 101, from a tangent Notice of Intent to Discharge 0036768893/364 Notice of Trustee’s Sale 9-28,10-5,12,19/07 TLC Child & Family TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROP- that bears South 11º47’22” West along a Under YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF FICTITIOUS Services seeks families. ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC curve to the left with a radius of 1240.00 feet, North Coast Regional Water Quality TRUST DATED 11/9/2005. UNLESS YOU BUSINESS NAME Reimbursement, training SALE, IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF a central angel of 08º38’50” and an arc length Control Board & professional support TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROP- STATEMENT THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDINGS of 187.14 feet to the point of beginning from General Waste Discharge Requirements File No.: 2007-F0653 provided. 463-1100 ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A which an iron pin at the intersection of the THE FOLLOWING #236800809 SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF Order No. R1-2006-0107, WDID LAWYER. South line of Center Street with the East line PERSON(S) IS THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING No. 1B002090NMEN On November 6, 2007, at the hour of 10:00 of Main Street as recorded in Map Book 2, (ARE) DOING BUSI- PERSONALS AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A For 20 a.m., at the main entrance to the Mendocino Page 170, Mendocino County bears North Addition of Chemical Oxidants to Soils NESS AS: JENNIFER, we met County courthouse, located at 100 North 26º09'10” East, 287.53 feet; thence leaving LAWYER. A public auction sale to the highest and/or Groundwater INTERIOR STAGING at the car show, you State Street, City of Ukiah, County of Mendo- the said Westerly right of way line of Califor- bidder for cash, cashier’s check drawn on a AND REDESIGN BY state or national bank, check drawn by a state At had a dog w/a red cino, State of California, PRIME PACIFIC, a nia State highway 101 North 88º07’30” West, TENISHA sweater. Got at Hog or federal credit union, or a check drawn by a 1301 State Street corporation, as Trustee will sell at public auc- 40.48 feet, more or less, to the Northwest cor- 511 Marlene St Farm, Wavy Gravey. state or federal savings and loan association, Ukiah, California tion, to the highest bidder for cash in lawful ner thereof; thence South 88º07’00” East Ukiah, CA 95482 Really enjoyed our or savings association, or savings bank speci- Mendocino County money of the United States, all payable at the along the North line of the said parcel of land Tenisha Rayven talk, call me, lets talk fied in section 5102 of the Financial Code and time of sale, real property situated in the recorded in Instrument Number 2000-04350, October 6, 2007 Lace French more. 707-391-9249 county of Mendocino, State of California, Mendocino County Records, 131.62 feet (Re- authorized to do business in this state will be On the basis of preliminary staff review and 511 Marlene St commonly known as 13450 Hwy 101, Hop- cord 131.72) feet to the said Westerly right of held by the duly appointed trustee. The sale application of lawful standards and regula- Ukiah, CA 95482 LOST & land California (APN: 048-300-34), and is way line of California State highway 101; will be made, but without covenant or warran- tions, the North Coast Regional Water Quality This business is con- 30 FOUND more particularly describe din Exhibit “A” at- thence from a tangent that bears South ty, expressed or implied, regarding title, pos- Control Board (Regional Water Board) in- ducted by an Individ- Found 2 Females on tached hereto. If a street address or common 04º59’27” West along a curve to left with a ra- session, or encumbrances, to pay the remain- tends to extend coverage under General ual. The registrant N. State St. on 10-10. designation of property is shown in this no- dius of 1240 feet, a central angle of 01º50’55” ing principal sum of the note(s) secured by Waste Discharge Requirements (General commenced to trans- Rottweiler and small tice, no warranty is given as to its complete- and an arc length of 40.01 feet to the point of the Deed of Trust, with interest and late mix. Please call 463- WDRs) Order No. R1-2006-0107 for Addition act business under ness or correctness. The undersigned Trust- beginning. charges thereon, as provided in the note(s), 4616 or 272-5368 of Chemical Oxidants to Soils and/or Ground- the fictitious business ee disclaims any liability for any incorrectness APN: 048-300-34 advances, under the terms of the Deed of name or names listed FOUND: White with of the property address and other common Said description is pursuant to Mendocino Trust, interest thereon, fees, charges and ex- water for the proposed groundwater remedia- above on 9/27/2007. tan spots, Terrier. designation, if any, shown herein. County Boundary Line Adjustment #B21- tion project using ozone injection at the USA penses of the Trustee for the total amount (at Endorsed-Filed on Small. Approx. 2 yrs. The total amount of the unpaid obligation, to- 2002, completed by Quit Claim Deed record- Gasoline Service Station #206 (site). The site the time of the initial publication of the Notice 09/27/2007 at the old. Male. Vic. 100 gether with reasonable estimate of the costs, ed April 16, 2004 as 2004-08295, Mendocino is located at 1301 State Street North, in of Sale) reasonably estimated to be set forth Mendocino County block of Smith St. expenses and advances at the time of the ini- County Records. Ukiah, California. The addition of chemical below. The amount may be greater on the Clerks Office. 391-7399 tial publication of this notice is $293,025.52. It Parcel Two: day of sale. Trustor(s): Jerry D Jarrell and Mi- oxidants such as ozone can be an effective /s/Tenisha French is possible that at the time of sale the opening A reciprocal easement for all purposes over chelle R Jarrell, husband and wife as joint technology capable of reducing the levels of TENISHA FRENCH bid may be less than the total indebtedness the driveway currently located on the land to tenants Recorded: 11/21/2005 as Instrument contaminants in groundwater. General WDRs due. the South of the above described Parcel One. 761-07 No. 2005-25423 in book , page of Official Re- for the addition of chemical oxidants to 10-5,12,19,26/07 The sale will be made without covenant or Said driveway is approximately 11 feet in cords in the office of the Recorder of Mendo- groundwater were adopted by the Regional warranty regarding title, possession, or en- width and is located on both sides of the FICTITIOUS cino County, California; Date of Sale: Water Board in Order R1-2006-0107 on No- BUSINESS NAME cumbrances to satisfy the obligation secured North line of said Parcel One. 10/18/2007 at 10:00 AM Place of Sale: At the vember 26, 2006. STATEMENT I am such a young by and pursuant to the power of the sale con- main entrance to the Mendocino County On May 2, 2007, Moller Investment Group File No.: 2007-F0671 thing (4 months old) ferred in that certain Deed of Trust executed Courthouse, 100 North State Street, Ukiah by DAVID C. RYAN and DIANE RYAN, hus- Inc. submitted a Notice of Intent and fees for THE FOLLOWING that when I lost my When you’re CA Amount of unpaid balance and other band and wife, as Trustor, to FIRST AMERI- coverage under the General WDR to add PERSON(S) IS human I thought, looking for the charges: $295,869..07 The purported proper- CAN TITLE COMPANY, a California corpora- ozone and hydrogen peroxide into the sub- (ARE) DOING BUSI- "Better get some- ty address is: 234 Garrett Dr Ukiah, CA tion, as Trustee, for the benefit and security of perfect match, surface at the site. The project is intended to NESS AS: place safe" so on 95482 Legal Description As more fully de- UKIAH VETERINA- DAVID LEE HETRICK and ELIANE HE- check out all eliminate petroleum hydrocarbons and related 10/6 I went to a scribed in said Deed of Trust Assessors Par- RY HOSPITAL TRICK, husband and wife as joint tenants, as we offer in the chemicals that remain in the groundwater be- house on East Valley cel No. 001-382-22 The undersigned Trustee 1328 South State St beneficiary, dated June 5, 2006, and record- classifieds. neath the site. Rd in Willits to take disclaims any liability for any incorrectness of Ukiah, CA 95482 shelter. I was wear- ed June 16, 2006, in Document No. 2006- General WDR Order No. R1-2006-0107 and the property address or other common desig- Edward H. Haynes ing a purple collar 11807, Official Records of Mendocino Coun- documents related to the investigation and ty, and said property will be sold ‘as is” and nation, if any, shown herein. If no street ad- Jr and dragging a green cleanup of the site may be inspected or cop- no warranty or representation is made con- dress or other common designation is shown, 780 Walnut Ave leash. Certainly my ied at the Regional Water Board office on cerning its present condition. directions to the location of the property may Ukiah, CA 95482 person could not be PRIME PACIFIC was substituted as trustee be obtained by sending a written request to Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 Lucy M. Haynes far behind However, under that certain document recorded July the beneficiary within 10 days of the date of p.m. Appointments are recommended and 780 Walnut Ave they never came 16, 2007, in Document no. 2007-13144, Offi- first publication of this Notice of Sale. If the can be made by calling (707)576-2220. Com- Ukiah, CA 95482 looking for me and cial Records of Mendocino County. Trustee is unable to convey title for any rea- ments may be submitted in writing to the fol- This business is con- now I am in the Ukiah The address and telephone number of the son, the successful bidder’s sole and exclu- lowing address: ducted by Husband Shelter at 298 Plant & Wife. The regis- trustee is: PRIME PACIFIC, Post Office Box sive remedy shall be the return of monies North Coast Regional Water Quality Control Rd. I am a female trants commenced to 177, 445 North State Street, Ukiah, California paid to the Trustee, and the successful bidder Board Shepherd mix. If not transact business un- 95482; Telephone: (707) 468-5300. shall have no further recourse. Date: 5550 Skyline Boulevard, Suite A found, I will be availa- der the fictitious busi- ble for adoption on Notice of Default and election to sell the de- 9/21/2007 LandAmerica Default Services Santa Rosa, California 95403 ness name or names 10/15. Call Sage scribed real property under the mentioned Summer Everts, Post Office Box 5899 6 Ex- Interested persons with questions or com- deed of trust was recorded on June 14, 2007, ecutive Circle Irvine, CA 92616 (949) 885- listed above on 1994. 467-6453. ments may also contact Jim Tischler of the in Document No. 2007-11034, Official Re- 4500 Sale Line: 714-573-1965 Reinstatement Endorsed-Filed on Regional Water Board staff at (707)576-2469. 10/04/2007 at the cords of Mendocino County. Line: 949-885-4500 To request reinstatement REWARD Mendocino County The name, address, and telephone number of /and or payoff FAX request to: (949) 885- Coverage under the General WDR will be ex- LOST: Clerks Office. the Beneficiary (or Beneficiary’s agent) at 4496 This office is attempting to collect a debt tended to Moller Investment Group, Inc. with- Black purse at Food /s/Edward H. Haynes whose request this sale to be conducted is: and any information obtained will be used for out further public notice unless significant Maxx. Important Jr David Hetrick, 6 Chemin Du Pas Des Sauts, that purpose. P321145 9/28, 10/5, comments are received by November 12, documents. 33340 Lesparre-Medoc, France, telephone: 2007. EDWARD H. HAY- Find the perfect fit for 10/12/2007 Please return. 011 33 556 73 4015. NES JR any job with the 485-6600 Dated: October 9, 2007. classifieds. NO QUESTIONS PRIME PACIFIC, INC. Call 468-3500 and see By: Mary F. Morris 468-3500 ASKED how easy it is to put all President - Trustee your recruitment pieces Cruise On In Lost Oct. 7th on the together in the 900 block of S. Oak. Parcel One: Brown wallet. classifieds. TO THE CLASSIFIEDS Commencing at a round head bolt marking Call 468-7813 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL FRIDAY, OCT. 12, 2007 -B-5

LOST & HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP BUSINESS ROOMS 30 FOUND 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 250 RENTALS 350 FOR RENT Direct Care Work MAKE A MOUNTAIN VIEW Red Fox Casino TLC Child & Warehouse S. Ukiah ALL UTILS & No Experience DIFFERENCE IN 1250 sq’, lg. fenced ASSISTED LIVING NOW HIRING Family Services CABLE TV PAID. Needed!! THE LIFE OF A yard, with office, (senior housing) ● Auditor - P/T seeks 2 additional NO PETS. Morning, evening, CHILD! JOIN THE 220V, clean. No NOW HIRING!!! ● Kitchen homes for Shelter $420+$200 Sec. graveyard. Drug test TRINITY TEAM! automotive. $650 + The Ukiah ✔MAINTENANCE ● Tech Care program Dep. 462-4476 I was going to do required, no test for Seeking a Applicants need to Sec. 462-8273 ✔CAREGIVERS ● Security, WANTED TO DAILY JOURNAL some shopping at the cannabis, good DMV. Team Supervisor have at least 1 spare ✔MED PASSERS ● Cashiers SHARE RENT Four Trench Market Personal care, cook- Duties include, but bdrm to house a child APARTMENTS 380 ✔COOK F/T ● 2 Floor Managers on N. State St. on ing, cleaning, driving not limited to: manag- for up to 30 days. 300 UNFURNISHED $475/mo. furnished GARAGE GARAGE ● Guaranteed monthly 10/10. To my sur- and providing living ALL SHIFTS Exp. promotions room, kitch. privileg- SALES SALES ing treatment plans, allotment. Generous 1bdrm 1bth cottage 590 590 prise I learned no Drug test & back- & marketing es. No S/P/D, sec. skills training to supervision of child- increase upon place- in town. Central loc. 2 family pre-moving Multi-Family Yard ground check req- person. dep. 468-5556 dogs can shop in adults with develop- care workers & team ment. Income tax-ex- $725/mo. Studio apt. sale. Sat. & Sun. 8-4 Sale. Sat Oct. 13th. food stores! Now I uired. Wage DOE Friendly attitude mental disabilities. leaders. Salary DOE empt. Exp. with chil- central loc. avail 2200 s/f house, 14 8686 East Rd. Sp1 9-4. Sun 9-?. 365 am at the Ukiah Shel- Apply at 1343 S. helpful. Willing to Three 6 bed group & degrees. M-F 8-5. dren req. Parents will soon. $555/mo. acres in Rdwd Vly. Redwood Valley Washo Dr. ter where they pro- Dora St. Ukiah train. 984-6800 receive training, + So- homes, established Excellent benefits, in- Agent 462-5005 Your share: $700/mo. vide free food and in 1988. Call for inter- cluding medical, den- or come in for cial Worker, in-home Baby items, clothes, NOC-Shift support & respite. plus bills: 12 mins Pardini lodging. I hope my view 485-5168, 485- tal, vision, tuition re- application. 2bdrm 1.5bth town- misc., all good stuff. Caregiver Need 1 or 2-parent from Ukiah 485-6277 people find me there. 0165, 468-0602. 200 Cahto Dr. house. Yd & garage. Sat. only. 8:30-1:30 imbursement, & FREE 10:00pm-6:00 am. homes, with 1 parent Large room in large Appliance I am a small female, Laytonville 4-plex. $825. 1268 Yokayo Ct. DRIVER Class A or B co-op child care. Wages negotiable. home full time. Home house. $490 + $490 black Cairn Terrier ●●●●●●●● 467-0363 2nd Annual lic req’d. FT + bene. Must pass pre-em- 1343 S. Dora St. with no more than 1 dep. mix. Call sage at biological child consid- Job description & app ployment phy-sical, Now offering Calpella - Two util incl. 718-2110 Garage Sale 467-6453 or come to drug test & back- employee ered. Retirees invited 2bdrm $825, No pets. BENEFIT at 351 Franklin Ave NOW HIRING! to apply. Contact TLC Rdwd Vly. Priv. ba. Rain or Shine the shelter 298 Plnat ground check.APPLY Credit report & score Willits or call Day & Eve shifts. insurance after 707-463-1100 Sep. entr. No kitchen. YARD SALE Appliances, parts, Rd. AT 915 W. Church a must. Close to 707-459-4845 Deli Clerk 90 days. Lic#236800809 Cable, PGE incl. N/S. for accessories, St. Ukiah or fax re- Elementary school. DRIVER $550. 485-1746 odds & ends. HELP sume to 877-382-7617 Subway Local delivery. Class Regional Service TRAVEL USA 485-0841 JOSHUA Saturday only 7-3 120 WANTED www.trinityys.org EOE Apply in person Rooms avail. Utils. C lic. 4-10 hr days. Provider for Dish Publication Sales Co. LEE KRAEMER 1204 N. State Street ACCOUNTING 130 N. Orchard Ave. incl. $500/mo. Cen- Weekends off. MANUFACTURING Network in Ukiah hiring 18-23 sharp PROPERTY MGMT BIAGGI Ukiah CLERK AP & Excel or 1155 Airport Park trally located. No Apply at Pleasant Wood manufact- has immediate open- enthusiastic individu- Spacious 1bd1ba. exp. req’d. FT + inside Walmart. drugs. 490-7157 View Dairy, 1951 N. uring Co. seeks ings for satellite in- als to travel the US. $750. bene. Job description Office Clerk Sat. & Sun. 9-4 State St. 462-5260 Production workers & stallation techni- Travel, training, lodg- POOL, LAUNDRY, & app avail at 351 machine operators. Fast paced school cians. We offer pd. ing, transportation FURNITURE Earn Extra CARPORTS 440 Hopland Pear Franklin Ave, Willits Successful candi- desk. Translating training, full benefits, provided. PUBLIC Money Immediately! No Section 8. Leather sectional and Shed or call (707)459-4845 dates will be respon- English-Spanish 1-800-781-1344. P/T – Temporary good pay and room 463-2134 matching leather re- sible for general essential. Part-time. UKIAH & LKPT. print INVITED Admin. Assist. Set your own to advance. Work for cliner both in great manufacturing duties, Apply at 1059 & copy centers need Lg. Upper 2 Bd. Cln, VFW Post 1900 Work as part of hours! a company with a fu- condition. Paid Great incl. machine opera- N. State St. EXPERIENCED cust quiet,165 Oak Manor BREAKFAST & Accounting Group in Anyone needing ture. Must have own $1500. Asking $700.. tion, wood handling & serv & sales reps, Ct. Sec. 8 OK, N/S/P. Stuff! INDOOR FLEA partnership w/ man- immediate MONEY On-line Sales work truck. (Com- 707-367-2079 Willits inspection. Apps. digital press/ copy $775+dep. 462-2234 MARKET agement team to Start immediately. Position for high- pensation provided) with manufacturing/ mach. & bindery op- Oak Entertainment provide high quality Earn a Paycheck by traffic web site. Fax all resumes to NEWER «Raffles Sat. OCT. 13 production exp. & er’s. F/T perm. $10+ Cent. $295, 4 kitch. service to our cus- delivering telephone This is for an 559-256-6778 or 2 BEDROOM. Veteran’s mechanically inclined DOE. 759 S. State, chairs $25 ea., 2 «Games tomers. Front Desk, directories in the independent email icardenas@ DW\Garage+pool Memorial Hall fax 468-5763 metal filing cabinets including reception, a plus. Must be able commissioned only linkuscorp.com $850 mo. 463-2325 « 293 Seminary Ave. Lake, Mendocino & $35 ea., 2 occasional Food phones, data entry in to speak fluent Eng- contractor. Ukiah Ukiah residential Ukiah Humboldt Counties Retail Mngr. Regional PARK PLACE chairs. $50 ea. Access, Excel & ERP lish, with oral & writ- area, email only: childrens facility Must have a car and music store needs 1 bd. $750, 2 bdr. 462-2748 Help Support a Breakfast system. Basic acctng ing skills. Starting udjpublisher is looking for caring, insurance, be 18 yrs sound fiscally exp’d $860 TH $1050. Worthy Cause 8am-11am-$4 knowl. a +. Min 3 yrs wage btwn $12 & $15 @pacific.net responsible individ- WANTED +. Get paid within 48- person to expand & Pool/garg. 462-5009 exp. Great benef., per hr, DOE. uals to come join our TO BUY Flea Market 72 hours of comple- manage operations. 450 sal. DOE. Drug Benefits incl. med., Oral Surgeon team. Some exp. pre- SPACIOUS Donations 8am - 2pm tion of route. 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Salesperson campus prevention Associates tions available, JV common walls, AC, Crafts, hshld, yd, Memorial Hall No phone calls. 462-0236. - warehouse. MISC. education, activities. F/T MEDICAL Apply within 125 S. ($2600) and FROSH stove, fridge, Water tack, pet supplies. 293 Seminary Ave. People to work with FOR SALE Middle/high school RECEPTIONIST. Marketing/Office Orchard Ave. or fax ($2,200) dependent sewer & garb. pd. 480 Oct 13th. 2371 Ukiah developmentally students. Job de- Exp. pref. Full bene- Coordinator resume to 462-6583. upon qualifications. 657 Leslie. $875 + 3-4 Weeks Rancheria Rd. Desayuno scription/application disabled adults one Must be certified in $875 462-1396 Rdwd Vly. 9-4 fits. Send reply to box SERVERS Nutrisystem las 8am a las 11am MCYP 463-4915 Boutique Hopland on one in their own CPR & 1st aid; fin- 03096, c/o Ukiah Dai- Apply within HOMES Meals- outdated FREE GARAGE $4 32 hrs. wk. winery seeks P/T to home. All Shifts gerprint & TB clear- ly Journal, P.O. Box No phone call please 330 FOR RENT $175 Value SALE SIGNS. Pulga Excellent benefits. 749, Uk., CA 95482 F/T staffer to handle available. Call ance req’d. Apply Realty World Selzer Denny’s $1500 Brktrails - $25 for all las 8am a las 2 pm ASSISTANT mktg/sales projects, Cindy 468-9331 w/Personnel, UUSD, Realty. 350 E. Gobbi Fowler Family 105 Pomeroy Ave. beautiful 1800sf, 2br, 468-7403 Renta de mesas $5 COOK-Must be Dealerships has website mgmt, online PERKO’S CAFE 925 N. State St., 463- SERVICE STATION 2.5ba. garg. Pet pos- Linens, bks, art, vac., Llame a 462-7622 exp.Pre-employ- openings for the right newsletter, event Now Hiring 5208. EEO Attendant - PT sible. 707-433-8513 7-6 NIGHT DISNEY retro dining set,  ment physical & persons with good planning, inventory, Servers, Bussers, Vet Tech/Asst. Front PU application at AREA STAY, 2 glsswr., furn. & more. drug testing req’d. people skills, atten- office ops/rcptn/sec- Dishwashers. office & surgery asst., $1900 3 bdrm., 2.5 8551 East Rd. R.V. ADULT Disney tick- 17 Mill Ct. Sat 9-3 Dental, Vision, tion to detail and can retarial duties. 4 yrs Apply in person etc. Exp’d pref. P/T bath, 2 car gar. priva- ets. Paid $750, sacri- Moving Sale Medical benefits. multi-task. Good pay, office exp req. 2 or 4 Willits 459-3850 SOCIAL WORKER Tu, W, Th. Fax res. cy, views, very nice SUPER 2 FAMILY! fice at $249. Good for 8401 UVA DRIVE, Free co-op child benefits. Call 468- yr degree pref. PINOLEVILLE TLC Child & Family 468-5983. Or apply in home. No P/S/D Sun. 10am to 4pm 1 year, 415-207-2512 Redwood Valley. Oct. care. Trinity 0101 or submit Strong computer, POMO NATION Services seeks a per- person N. State 462-2256 lv msg. New & used building FOR SALE 2 LG 13&14. 9-4 School 915 W math, oral, written son with an MSW or Animal Hosp. 2280 supplies, clothes, on-line at www.fowler Voc Rehab 1bd.house on Blue DOG KENNELS, Church St. Ukiah autocenter.com skills req. Flex sched Counselor AA degree related Master’s de- N. State St. in Ukiah. MOVING SALE. Sat. household items, /exc wrkg environ. Lakes. S/W/G pd. OAK STEREO CAB Christmas decora- Grants Technician- pref/DL Req P/T 30 gree for foster care & Wellness Nurse Oct. 13th. 2471 Bear Email resume N/S/dogs. $700/mo. OAK END TABLES tions, HDTV & more. CHEMISTRY Medi-Cal hrs/wk To apply call: adoption work, FT Mendocino & Pl. Brooktrails. Furn., INSTRUCTOR w/salary hist. to primarily in inland +$800 dep. 275-3327 WHIRLPOOL DUET 1200 Vista Verde Rd. $16.31-$20.82/hr 462-7801x125 Lake. Responsible WASHER- DRYER appli, tools 459-3436 FT - Tenure Track [email protected] Mendo. & Lake 3BD/2BA Sm FT, 11 mo/yr Potter Valley for maintaining best BOOK SHELVES MENDOCINO or fax 707.744-1472. Counties. 463-1100 front/back yard. W/D. (worked over 12 mos) School - Preschool state-of-wellness for COUCH OCCASION- COLLEGE Mechanic Position www.tlc4kids.org NS $1300/mo + dep., 4 yrs. accounting teacher. 743-2101 persons w/dev. disa- AL TABLES IN WIL- Ukiah Campus Diesel engine exp. Substance Abuse gd credit. Avail 10/15 Whatever YouNeed, support; AA in Acct App. due Oct. 26. bilities. Home visits to LITS CALL 459-0787 mendocino.edu req'd. Welding exp. Coordinator - 462-7116 lv msg desirable; medical PROGRAM assess health needs. Hot Tub ‘07 Deluxe 468-3024 pref. F/T + benef. Job Central Office, background or SECRETARY Provide nursing 3bdrm 2.5 bth, Quiet Model. Many jets. Journal Classifieds Classified description & applica- Nice, CA health ins exp highly P/T 6 hrs/day, assmnts. & clinical country hm. W/ lake Therapy seat. tion avail. at 351 Native American Representative desirable. 5 days/wk, consultations. RN w/ view. Nice yd. Appli. Warranty. Never Mendocino County Franklin Ave. Willits Cash Assistance Have It! position available. 11 mos/yr BSN from accredited included. 30 min from used. Can deliver. Office of Education Or call 707-459-4845 Program Approximately 32 $13.72-$17.51/hr college/univ. Position Uk. $1400/mo. lease Worth $5700. Sell Visit for 16 counties in hours week. No MEDICAL 45 wpm-3 years offers challenges and option. 349-0753 $1950 with new weekends. Must www.mcoe.us/jobs RECORDS CLERK Northern/Central Cal- rewards. Salary clerical or sec- 3bdrm.2ba. Only cover. 707-766-8622 have great custom- 467-5012 or F/T for MCHC ifornia F/T w/Bene- range $3073-$4324 retarial exp. Visit $566/mo. 5% down. er service skills, [email protected] Hillside Health fits, Salary Negotia- /mo. + exc. benefits. PETS & www.mcoe.us/jobs, 20 yrs. @ 8%apr. excellent phone Deadline: Center. $9-$13 DOE. ble. Closing Send resume & ltr of 500 SUPPLIES call 467-5012 or For listings skills, good spelling October 23, 2007 Fax: 468-0793 10/15/07. int. by 10-29-07 to AKC German email [email protected] 800-749-7901 ext. S622 and typing abilities. [email protected] Get application & job H.R., RCRC, 116 Air- Shepherd Pups 3- M Help Wanted Mendocino County Must be reliable, www.mchcinc.org description at port Park Blvd., Brooktrails-Sunny 6/F, black/tan 707- Earn Extra income Office of Education self motivated and www.cttp.net or ques- Ukiah, CA 95482 or 2bd.1ba., gar. 2/3 ac. 263-5847 assembling CD Medical Assistant DEADLINE: 10/16/07 able to pass drug & tions contact Colleen email HR@ private. $975/mo. cases from Home. F/T. MA Cert. req., AKC MALE Toy background check. Promotional Group. Pete at 707-262- redwoodcoastrc.org Sec. dep. $2000. N/S Start immediately. for MCHC Hillside Poodle Pups Blk w- Starting pay $8.50 Experienced event/ 4404. Fax to 707- or fax 707-462-4280. Must have excel. No experience nec- Health Center. OB silver trim $700 hour plus commis- festival coord. Imme- 274-4233 completed “EOE/M-F” refs. 310-887-6363 Looking for a new ride? Trying to sell your old essary. www.easy exp. a + Bilingual in 485-5041 sion. diate start through resume & applicant. one? Try using the Ukiah Daily Journal work-greatpay.com Span. a+. $12-$17 YOUTH WORKER Creekside Rental Some benefits. Feb. 2008. Call 462- Indian Hiring Cute dog. 3 mo. old Classifieds. We have ads for a wide range of 1-800-405-7619 DOE + great benefits For transitional age $700. 1bdrm cottage. Pick up 7417 for additional Preference Applies. mix. Fem. Good with automobiles, most of which are removed from ext 3011 pkg. Fax: 468-0793 youth, Life skills pro- Yorkville. 13 mi. W. application info & app. or Surveillance other dogs/kids. the Classifieds within two weeks due to success- Maintenance worker, [email protected] gram, Ukiah area. of Cloverdale. No [email protected] Observer Free. 463-1247 HOMETOWN building and grounds, www.mchcinc.org Flexible 1/2 time po- pets. 894-1854 ful sales. Whether you’re buying or selling an RDA/Dental Must be 21 yrs old. SHOPPER & minor vehicle re- Medical Front Office sition. ($8.89-$10.31 automobile, scan the Ukiah Daily Journal Assistant Full job desc & app at Cute 1bdrm 1bth. 194 Ford Rd. pairs. Ability to work F/T position. Mon.- per hour) plus bene- LIVESTOCK Classifieds today. Friendly, flexible, en- www.hoplandtribe.com Quiet cul-de-sac. 510 with & direct young Fri. Apply in person fits. Job description/ Ukiah ergetic person to as- or call 707-744-1647 Garage & yard. Incl. 6mo dbl. reg. Red adults a must. Good at 1165 S. Dora #D application MCYP or call Pam sist in busy dental x1341 W/S/G. $800. Non- Sabino MFT Colt 467-9111 DMV required. $11 Medical 463-4915. Closes 10- smoking. 265-4361 $1,500 MFT Stud ofc. Exp. pref. but will TASTING ROOM per hour + benefits. Lakeport Cardiology 31-2007. EOE Srvc. 485-5041 train. 4 day/wk. Full ATTENDANT. House for rent: 3bd CNA Apply in person at practice has an im- Youth Worker in 590 S. School St., Ukiah benefits. Appl/job de- Hopland Ale House 2ba. 1750 sq. ft. Sml. All shifts available. 2600 Old River Road, mediate opening for Willits. Teen crisis script at www.long- For interview contact dog. No S/D. 468-3500 Apply in person Ukiah. 463-2822. EOE a FT Echocardiogra- valley.org. Long Vly counseling, school 1162 S. Dora. St. Christa 463-2627 based activities. $1600/mo. $500 MAKE A pher. RDCS certifica- Health Cntr, 50 Bran- C Hire on bonus! christa@ Work closely with cleaning. $2000 sec. REC VEH TRUCKS DIFFERENCE IN tion required. Need scomb Rd., Layt. mendobrew.com schools and co-work- dep. Calpella CAMPING FOR SALE Come Work THE LIFE OF A to have at least two 984-6137 x 146. 610 670 Teacher: Long term ers. 35 hrs/wk. Bene- 272-0078 L CHILD! JOIN THE years working experi- E.O.E. Deadline 5 1984 rv5th wheel, Ar- FORD 88’ F250. With Our sub., Dec.-June ‘08. TRINITY TEAM! ence in this field. pm, 10-19-07. fited. Job description/ Missing Husky tic package. Good 4x4. AT. Team with Seeking a Excellent benefit Receptionist/ 7/8 grade self-con- applicaiton: Hybrid. Last seen A condition. 707-367- $2500 developmentally Trinity Youth package includes Secretary tained classrm. MCYP, 463-4915 9/11 off Running 2079. $3500 621-3090 disabled adults. Services-Ukiah, $176/day. Must have Springs Rd. Wearing medical, Dental, LTD, Tapestry Family BUSINESS MOTOR- F/T, P/T in home A social service ag- current Mult. Subj. dark harness. Wt. 65 S CARS life insurance, and Services 250 RENTALS 620 CYCLES setting. Pick up ency serving abused 401(k). Please send Front desk position Cred. Laytonville lbs. Female. Has 680 FOR SALE USD. 707-984-6414. Dlx. office - 2 rm 2002 Suzuki DR-650 application 1000 & neglected youth in resume by fax to for agency serving medical cond. req. S 01 BMW M3 KenD- ste. Prvt ent. Grt. loc SE. Brand spanking Sanford Ranch Rd. a Residential Treat- 707-573-6941, email children. Requires Deadline 10/31/07 medication. 234-1115 ment Campus is & shad prk. 272-8605 new. 500 mi. $4000. B1@msn. com, Ukiah or call to carol.ferrari strong org., commu- The Boonville looking for CHILD- Senior. 2 bdrm apt., 707-984-8194 468-9331 @ncmahealth.com nication/PR and Lodge Bar & Grill I $20500, 1 owner, CARE WORKERS LEE KRAEMER upstairs. 1 block or mail to 3536 Ave., now hiring bartend- 36k mi. , Companion/Driver CCW is responsible computer skills, at- Real Estate Broker from post office. $725 Harley Davidson Suite 200, Santa ers, cooks & servers. for 26 y/o male. Head for the daily care & tention to detail and + sec. 463-8896 F Road King 1996. 40k 916-248-8593 Rosa, CA 95403. Will train. 895-3823 injury. Varied hrs. supervision of clients focus. Great team, SCHOOL STREET mi. Good cond. OFFICE/RETAIL Spacious 3br 2ba Honda ‘85. Newly Own car. 463-2587 & living conditions. Mendocino excellent benefits. Vocational $8900. 468-8918 1300+/- sq. ft. w/pkg. view home w/ huge I smogged. $1,975 Swing & Night shifts Bilingual preferred. Technician Counselor County VANS Tapestry Family available. Starting at FT $14/hr start. WorkAbility deck in gated comm. moving. 462-0808 Health & Human BRAND NEW! right above Lake 660 FOR SALE Services $9.40/hr. On-call $9 463-3300. $13.39-$17.09/hr E 550 B N. School St. Support Counselor /hr. Must be 21 yrs Services Agency Apply by 10/15/07. 20hrs/wk, 10mos/yr BUILD TO SUIT Mendo. on 4 acres. GMC 2004 Van to work with children old. Excellent bene- Social Services Career Exploration, Office or Medical Horse set up, dogs converted for camp- Honda Accord 1996, in innovative activity- fits, including medi- Branch 1974+/- sq. ft. w/pkg. allowed $2,400/mo. D ing/travel AC PS PB good condition, 135K based after-school Ukiah Work Readiness cal, dental, vision, tui- Currently recruiting for Skills & Job Devel- 485-1755 5.3 V8. Like new. program in Ukiah. Daily Journal DOWNTOWN mi., auto, moonroof, Great team, excel- tion reimbursement, ● Social Worker opment with Youth W/side-270 S. Pine 20K.mi. $14,950. 590 S. School St. Hi-traffic loc. Ofc. Ste S 28 mpg, leather, new lent benefits. Min. & FREE co-op child Clinician Mendocino County Award Winning 463-6943 AA degree & experi- care. Must pass pre- FULL TIME 1600+/- sq. ft. w/pkg. air, $4500 Firm. ● Staff Services Office of Education Custom Design TRUCKS ence w/ children in employment physical, Customer Visit Unique, Pristine, 468-3535 468-8868 mental health or re- Administrator MED. OFFICE or 670 FOR SALE drug test & back- www.mcoe.us/jobs Spacious, Quiet. or hab setting. $18 to ground check.APPLY For further info go to: Service Rep. RETAIL Police Impounds! 467-5012 or Vlted ceiling, skylght 468-3536 ‘Chevy ‘88. 4Dr-CC. $21/hr. 463-3300 for AT 915 W. Church www.mss.ca.gov Must have clean South Orchard 1 ton, 77K mi. new Cars from $500 app packet. Apply [email protected] Bdrm suite- 2bth, or St. Ukiah or fax re- to: “Career DMV. 3400+/- sq. ft. w/pkng 454 eng! Towpkg. For listings now, deadline Opportunities.” Or Apply in person Deadline: office/den 468-9003 468-3529 10/22/07. sume 877-382-7617 483-8786 3000obo 800-485-2797 ex. C241 www.trinityys.org EOE Circulation Dept. October 18, 2007 468-8951 No Pets/Smokng B-6- FRIDAY, OCT. 12, 2007 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SSERVICEERVICE DDIRECTORYIRECTORY CABINETS CONSTRUCTION MASSAGE LANDSCAPING HANDYMAN Medicine CREEKSIDE Escobar Services Energy LANDSCAPE All types of home repair, Massage remodeling, construction, License #624806 C27 window & door repair, Mr. Terry Kulbeck carpentry & tile 564 S. Dora St., Ukiah RESIDENTIAL Can fix almost anything. Nationally Certified COMMERCIAL Foundation to finish Complete Landscape Installation Serving Ukiah, (ABMP) Redwood Valley, 1 hr. - $40 • Concrete & Masonry • Retaining Walls • Irrigation & Drip Sprinklers Calpella & Homes • Additions 1 and a half hour - $60 Willits. 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