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7 58551 69301 0 THURSDAY July 12, 2007 50 cents tax included DAILY JOURNAL ukiahdailyjournal.com 16 pages, Volume 149 Number 94 email: [email protected] Supervisors defend travel expenses By KATIE MINTZ travel policy for reimbursements, in the grand jury report that I feel are clusions about expenditures I don’t January 2007, that “claims for unre- The Daily Journal some saying that any apparent abuse erroneous and are misinformed,” think you really can make.” imbursable meetings, functions/ Mendocino County supervisors has been greatly blown out of pro- board Chairwoman Kendall Smith, The report states, based on super- events and miles not actually driven are responding to a recent grand jury portion. who represents the 4th District, said visor expense reports and travel report alleging misuse of the board “A lot of assumptions were made Wednesday. “They’re drawing con- claim forms from July 2005 to See TRAVEL, Page 15 UKIAH CITY COUNCIL HEALING WITH EMOTIONAL FREEDOM TECHNIQUES Marijuana growing in city up for discussion By KATIE MINTZ The Daily Journal In a special meeting today, the Ukiah City Council will discuss enforcement of its ordinance related to cultivation of marijuana in city limits and a possible revision to the document. Inclusion of the topic in the meeting, scheduled to begin at 11:45 a.m. in the Civic Center Council Chambers, 300 Seminary Ave., was suggested by Councilman John McCowen, who said both he and the city have continued to receive complaints about abuse of the city’s provision for growing medical marijuana, and he believes it’s time to consider possible changes. According to the current ordinance, those growing marijuana for medicinal use -- permissible under state law with a doctor’s recommendation -- are limit- ed to growing 12 mature or 24 imma- ture cannabis plants per parcel in the city. Growing must also be done indoors. Violation of the ordinance can result

MacLeod Pappidas/The Daily Journal See MARIJUANA, Page 15 Joanne Skywatcher relaxes at her property on Windsong Ridge, on the edge of Greenfield Ranch, her home for 30 years. 427-acre fire Former UHS teacher works to empower individuals By ZACK SAMPSEL stressful situations. abstract thoughts and feelings. near Covelo The Daily Journal “I just love to teach,” she said. “Teaching “Oftentimes when we are injured there is Standing atop a mountain more than 2,000 something of such great value feeds me an emotional aspect that needs attention as feet above sea level, Joann Skywatcher looks emotionally. With teaching, I’d rather not well,” she said. being slowed over her picture-perfect view of Mendocino explain things. I like to get down and do it. From that emotional trauma, Skywatcher Weather helping firefighters County. For many, the location looks like EFT’s the kind of thing you can use every begins her work. She said EFT pays close something from a postcard brought to life. day.” attention to the negative emotional experi- The Daily Journal For Skywatcher, it’s home. Skywatcher said EFT is a healing aid cre- ences that disrupt the meridians that run CalFire firefighters were still battling Skywatcher stands in her yard, calm and ated by Gary Craig, and is based on the through our bodies, and it’s that disruption a 400-acre wildfire near Covelo collected with a smile on her face. She is at ancient principles of acupuncture. She said within all of us, often caused by trauma, Wednesday and expected to have it con- peace and working diligently to help others Craig took his interest in personal improve- that Skywatcher and EFT work to mend. tained by Wednesday night. feel the same way. ment through psychology and turned it into A dedicated and passionate woman, The fire was first reported two miles Skywatcher, a former teacher at Ukiah a way of life. He spent much of his time Skywatcher exudes happiness when prac- west of the Eel River Guard Station near High School, works from her home helping reading and learning alternative healing and ticing EFT. She typically begins the one- Mendocino Pass Road on State Highway others with problems ranging from a fear of therapy techniques until he finally synthe- on-one sessions by diligently writing notes 162 at 4:10 p.m. Tuesday. bees all the way to the emotional stress of sized what he had learned into EFT. while discussing emotions, ideas and feel- The fire burned grass and oak wood- childbirth. She uses Emotional Freedom Some of the techniques that make up ings with her clients. She said the notes land and had spread to 405 acres by 8 Techniques -- think energy psychology -- for EFT include: mantras, deep breathing and help her to remember details and keep p.m. Tuesday. various functions, including empowering her tapping. As well, Skywatcher works one-on- everything organized. Flames briefly threatened some clients, getting rid of panic-inducing phobias one with patients to get deeper into their homes but, due to the efforts of fire- or just teaching them the skills to handle issues and help conceptualize sometimes See EMT, Page 15 fighters, no structures were damaged in the fire. Overnight, the fire spread slightly, and it had reached 427 acres by 8 a.m. Wednesday, at which time it was 75 per- cent contained, according to CalFire reports. Veterinarian says horses were ‘emaciated’ Cool temperatures and light rain Tuesday night helped firefighters con- By BEN BROWN Michelsen testified that he checked over the tain the flames The Daily Journal DENOYER TRIAL horses for injuries and medical problems and One minor injury has been reported in Mendocino County large animal veterinarian rated their body condition on a scale of one to connection with this fire. A firefighter Paul Michelsen testified Wednesday in the ani- evaluate the horses that had been seized from nine. suffered heat-exhaustion and was trans- mal abuse trial of Westport resident James Denoyer’s property. “A one is an extremely thin horse; a nine is an ported to a local hospital for observa- Denoyer. “They were all quite thin, emaciated,” extremely fat horse. A five is an ideal body con- tion. He was later released. Michelsen was contacted in late December of Michelsen said of his first impression of the ani- dition for a horse,” Michelsen said. Firefighters expected to have the fire 2005 by Mendocino County Animal Care and mals. Control veterinarian Bob Shugart and asked to “They appeared to me to be starving,” he said. See HORSES, Page 15 See FIRE, Page 15 Proud Sponsor of... 95*Per Month   SaberSaberFAST DSL for $11 Moonlight  * Terms & conditions apply.    Movie Madness 800-989-8851 • www.saber.net 2 – THURSDAY, JULY 12, 2007 DAILY DIGEST Editor: Jody Martinez, 468-3517 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] FUNERAL NOTICES DEATH NOTICES [\ you think of a loud, invited to attend a memori- survived by Gloria fun-loving, exciting, outgo- al service this Sat- Martinez, his first wife, Linda Louise Mardock, Death notices are free for 64, of Laytonville, died Mendocino County residents. ing guy that lived urday, July 14th, 2007 at daughters Corinna Death notices are limited to life as if every day may be 11:00 AM at Ocean Martinez and Lorelei Si- Saturday, July 7, 2007. name of deceased, hometown, his last. With Ron- View Cemetery, 3975 fuentez, grandchildren Services will be 4 p.m. age, date of death, date, time, ny, you always expected the Broadway in Eureka for Debbie, Sarah, Teena, Friday, at the Laytonville and place of services and the “unexpected”. a graveside service. and Eric, Emily Ybarra, Rodeo Grounds. Arrange- funeral home handling the ments are under the direction arrangements. For information He was full of life and love Following the services his second wife and on how to place a free death which he shared there will be a gathering at his son Edward Martinez, of Anker-Lucier Mortuary. notice please call our editorial with everyone around him. the Riverwood Inn grandchildren Caro- department at 468-3500. Ronny ensured in Phillipsville. In lieu of line, Classie, Fred, that every adventure would flowers a memorial Alexandria, Naiziah, Ma- be a fun and un- contribution can be made riah, and Edward Jr., PAROLE HEARING -- A forgettably crazy time. The to Heart of the Red- Consuelo Martinez, his SHERIFF’S REPORTS parole hearing for convicted two brightest lights woods Community Hospice third wife, as well as broth- The following were murderer James Meinecke has in Ronny’s life were his 464 Maple Lane ers Max, Isaias, El- compiled from reports been scheduled for Sept. 14 nephew David and his Garberville, Ca. 95542. eazar and sister Lucy prepared by the by the California Board of niece Merissa. There are no 923-7276. Maynez. Alex was in Mendocino County Prison Terms. RONALD “RONNY” words to de- [\ the Marines and worked Sheriff’s Office: Meinecke was convicted of LEE BEEBE scribe what the loss of hard all his life. En- BOOKED -- Goldie Ann murder in September of 1989 Ronny was born July 15, Ronny means to his joying his retirement in Escobar, 44, of Ukiah was for the drunken driving death 1959 in Santa Rosa, family and friends. His Santa Barbara, he booked into jail on suspicion of Karla Takahashi. California. Ronny left us memory will be cher- could always be seen in of battery, disorderly conduct Meinecke collided, head- very unexpectedly on ished forever and continue shorts and a t-shirt, and vandalism at 8:07 a.m. on, with a vehicle containing July 8, 2007. Ronny to live through the walking about town. He Tuesday. Takahashi and Paul Higgins attended South Fork people he loved. Ronny loved to cook and BOOKED -- Kim Margret on Highway 101 near Leggett. High School, grew up in was preceded in spend time with family and Ersan, 48, of Willits, was Takahashi was killed, and Humboldt County death by his father David friends. His good booked into jail on suspicion Higgens remains in a vegeta- humor and generous dispo- and was living in Santa Beebe. He is sur- of evading a police officer and tive state as a result of this Rosa, CA. for the past sition will be reckless driving at 11:59 p.m. accident. vived by his mother missed by all, friends and 20 years. Ronny worked Maureen Beebe, his Tuesday. Meinecke had a blood- strangers alike. Those arrested by law enforcement alcohol level of .23 at the time hard at numerous brother Kenny and his wife officers are innocent until proven guilty. jobs through out his life. Services were held July 1 of the accident. Jennie along with and handled by People reported as having been arrest- Ronny was em- their two children David ed may contact the Daily Journal once Anyone who wishes to ployed at Zimmerman Fuel McDermott-Crocker. their case has been concluded so the have their voice heard on this and Merissa. He is al- results can be reported. Those who feel for the past 6 1⁄2 ALEXANDER Thank you Greg Calder- matter can send letters so survived by his sister on. Special thanks to the information is in error should con- addressed to the attention of years. Ronny had a great Sherry Reynolds of XAVIER MARTINEZ tact the appropriate agency. In the case Consuelo Martinez, of those arrested on suspicion of dri- Assistant District Attorney love for his family, Norwich, CT; his long time Alexander Xavier attending NASCAR races, Martinez passed suddenly cousins Olivia, Belinda, ving under the influence of an intoxi- Elizabeth Norman, P.O. Box companion Sandy David, Maxi, Sonya, cant: all DUI cases reported by law 1000, Ukiah, CA 95482 or fax collecting a variety Cline of Santa Rosa, CA on June 24. Alex is preced- enforcement agencies are reported by and the Sifuentez and the newspaper.The Daily Journal makes them to 463-4687. All letters of antiques and anything and many other rela- ed by his mother Luz, brother Ruben, and Morales families for as- no exceptions. must be received by Aug. 31. fast and furious. tives and close friends. sistance during this diffi- When you think of Ronny Sister Alicia. Alex is Petitions opposing Family and friends are cult time. Meinecke’s release on parole DA REPORTS are available at the District PAROLE HEARING -- A Attorney’s Office in Ukiah, Please sign the guest book at www.ukiahdailyjournal.com. Funeral notices are paid announcements. For information on how to parole hearing for convicted Willits and Fort Bragg. place a paid funeral notice or make corrections to funeral notices please call our classified department at 468-3529. murderer Cameron Whitlock has been scheduled for Sept. 14 by the California Board of CORRECTIONS Prison Terms. The Ukiah Daily Journal reserves this First lady who championed beautification dies at 94 Whitlock was convicted of space to correct errors or make clarifications second-degree murder and to news articles. Significant errors in obitu- By KELLEY SHANNON and refinement.’ She remained so through- in December 2001. vehicle theft in May of 1990 ary notices or birth announcements will Associated Press Writer out their life together, and in the many “People often ask me about walking in result in reprinting the entire article. Errors for the shooting death of may be reported to the editor, 468-3526. AUSTIN, Texas — Lady Bird Johnson, years given to her afterward,” President her shadow, following in the footsteps of Wallace Herbert Kuntz. the former first lady who championed con- Bush said. somebody like Lady Bird Johnson,” she Whitlock shot Kuntz in his servation and worked tenaciously for the Other former first ladies remembered said. “My mother made her own unique pickup truck, then drove the LOTTERY NUMBERS political career of her husband, Lyndon B. Johnson on Wednesday as deeply devoted imprint on this land.” body into the woods to hide it Johnson, died Wednesday, a family to her family and the environment. Former President George H.W. Bush and stole the truck. DAILY 3: night: 5, 2, 0. spokeswoman said. She was 94. “Her beautification programs benefited once recalled that when he was a freshman Anyone who wishes to afternoon: 3, 9, 6. Johnson, who suffered a stroke in 2002 the entire nation. She translated her love Republican congressman from Texas in have their voice heard on this FANTASY 5: 05, 07, 09, that affected her ability to speak, returned for the land and the environment into a the 1960s, Lady Bird Johnson and the matter can send letters 14, 34. home late last month after a week at Seton lifetime of achievement,” Betty Ford said. president welcomed him to Washington addressed to the attention of Medical Center, where she’d been admit- Nancy Reagan said that when Lyndon with kindness, despite their political dif- DAILY DERBY: 1st Assistant District Attorney Place: 09, Winning Spirit. ted for a low-grade fever. Johnson was called upon to take the oath ferences. Elizabeth Norman, P.O. Box She died at her Austin home of natural of office in the face of tragedy after the He said she exemplified “the grace and 2nd Place: 10, Solid 1000, Ukiah CA 95482 or fax Gold. causes and she was surrounded by family assassination of John F. Kennedy, “he did the elegance and the decency and sinceri- them to 463-4687. All letters and friends, said spokeswoman Elizabeth so with his courageous wife beside him.” ty that you would hope for in the White must be received by Aug. 31. 3rd Place: 06, Whirl Win. Christian. She said Lady Bird Johnson served the House. Like all Americans, but especially Petitions opposing Race time: 1:40.55. Even after the stroke, Johnson still nation with honor and dignity. those of us who call Texas home, we loved Whitlock’s release on parole LOTTO: 22-23-28-32- managed to make occasional public “I believe above all else that Lady Bird Lady Bird,” Bush said Wednesday. are available at the District 39. appearances and get outdoors to enjoy her will always be remembered as a loyal and As first lady, she was perhaps best Attorney’s Office in Ukiah, Meganumber: 14. devoted wife, a loving and caring mother known as the determined environmentalist beloved wildflowers. But she was unable Willits and Fort Bragg. Jackpot: $27 million. to speak more than a few short phrases, and a proud and nurturing grandmother,” who wanted roadside billboards and junk- and more recently did not speak at all, Reagan said. yards replaced with trees and wildflowers. Anne Wheeler, spokeswoman for the LBJ The daughter of a Texas rancher, she She raised hundreds of thousands of dol- Library and Museum, said in 2006. She spent 34 years in Washington, as the wife lars to beautify Washington. The $320 Endeavour moves to launch pad communicated her thoughts and needs by of a congressional secretary, U.S. repre- million Highway Beautification Bill, Associated Press On her first mission, set for writing, Wheeler said. sentative, senator, vice president and pres- passed in 1965, was known as “The Lady CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. August, Morgan will operate Lyndon Johnson died in 1973, four ident. The couple had two daughters, Bird Bill,” and she made speeches and — Space shuttle Endeavour the shuttle’s robotic arm, years after the Johnsons left the White Lynda Bird, born in 1944, and Luci lobbied Congress to win its passage. arrived at its launch pad early coordinate the transfer of House. Baines, born in 1947. The couple returned “Had it not been for her, I think that the Wednesday for a flight to cargo and talk from space to The longest-living first lady in history to Texas after the presidency, and Lady whole subject of the environment might deliver teacher-turned-astro- students at three schools, if was Bess Truman, who was 97 when she Bird Johnson lived for more than 30 years not have been introduced to the public naut Barbara Morgan and six the mission is extended. died in 1982. in and near Austin. stage in just the way it was and just the crewmates to the international Talking to students and President Bush and first lady Laura “I think we all love seeing those we time it was. So she figures mightily, I space station. teachers Wednesday morning, Bush remembered Mrs. Johnson as a love loved well, and Austin has loved my think, in the history of the country if for no It’s been a nearly five-year Morgan said she was most “warm and gracious woman.” mother very well. This community has other reason than that alone,” Harry wait for Endeavour, and the looking forward to seeing “President Johnson once called her a been so caring,” Luci Baines Johnson said Middleton, retired director of the LBJ shuttle has nothing on McCall, Idaho from space. woman of ‘ideals, principles, intelligence, in an interview with The Associated Press Library and Museum, once said. Morgan: She’s been waiting She said the Endeavour crew 22 years. was training hard during their In 1985, Morgan was last few weeks before launch. S. Korea sends oil aid to N. Korea for picked as Christa McAuliffe’s “There’s a ton of work to backup to become the first be done,” Morgan said during promised nuclear reactor shutdown teacher in space under a spe- the forum at Johnson Space The world briefly cial NASA program. Then the Center. ULSAN, South Korea (AP) — A South Korean ship loaded with oil aid departed Thursday for North Korea, a move expect- shuttle Challenger carrying South Dakota carries out first execution ed to trigger the communist nation to shut down its only work- McAuliffe broke apart shortly DON’T MISS THIS ing nuclear reactor in a landmark first step toward dismantling after liftoff in 1986, and in 60 years; man tortured, killed teen its atomic bomb program. A cargo ship left the South Korean Morgan returned to teaching. CONCERT!! port of Ulsan for North Korea with heavy fuel oil being given In 1998, she was selected as a SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) — A 25-year-old man was exe- to the North for shutting down the Yongbyon nuclear reactor. full-fledged astronaut. Patty Griffin cuted by lethal injection Wednesday for the torture and slaying of a teenager who was forced to drink hydrochloric acid during & Special Guest a robbery of his home. It was the state’s first execution in 60 years. Elijah Page gave up his appeals and asked to die for the D. WILLIAM JEWELERS Scott Miller 2000 murder of Chester Allan Poage, 19, who was also stabbed, DETAIL CENTER kicked and bashed with large rocks in a torture session that last- July 22nd 8pm ed two to three hours. 859 N. State Street Intimate 380-Seat Venue! Page, of Athens, Texas, died at 10:11 p.m. from a lethal (707) 462-4472 injection administered at the South Dakota State Penitentiary. Mendocino College He had no last words, warden Doug Weber said. HUGE SELECTION OF WEDDING RINGS Center Theatre Gov. Mike Rounds postponed Page’s execution last year over Windshield concerns that a 1984 state law requiring the use of a two-drug Replacement Pear Tree Center • 462-4636 $45 for tickets mixture could put prison officials at legal risk if they instead www.dwilliamjewelers.com administered a three-drug combination that is now the standard. Call dig 463-8444

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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT THURSDAY, JULY 12, 2007 – 3 Editor: Richard Rosier, 468-3520 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] What’s Playing THURSDAY METAL WORKS NORTH DJ DANCE MUSIC -- DJ dancing; no cover; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. MICK OVERMAN -- Bluesy Folk and Roll; Ukiah Brewing Co.; 102 S. State St., Ukiah; 8 p.m.; $5 cover; 468-5898. Fine metal arts at Grace Hudson Museum IZABELLA -- Psychadellic rock and soul; Shanachie By KATE MARIANCHILD Pub; 50 S. Main, Willits; $5 cover. Special for the Journal The creations of 35 metal artists from northern FRIDAY California will be assembled in a stunning exhibition at DJ DANCE MUSIC -- DJ dance music; with Smokin’ Ukiah’s Grace Hudson Joe; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 9 Museum to open July 21 and p.m. to 2 a.m. run through Oct. 14. GYPSY FAIR FRIDAYS -- Psychic fair; Dragon’s Lair; Featuring artists from the 101 S. Main St., Ukiah; 1p.m. to 8 p.m. Bay Area to Arcata, including T.J. ELTON -- Solo performance; Himalayan Café; nine Mendocino County 1639 S. State St.; 467-9900. artists, “Metal Works North” THE BOYS OF THE BOG -- Traditional Irish music; will include pieces that span Shanachie Pub; 50 S. Main, Willits; $3 cover; 9 p.m. the spectrum from delicate GIGANTIC -- Rock-n-roll; El Sombrero Resteraunt and jewelry to massive yet grace- Cantina; Mill and Main, Ukiah; no cover; 7 to 10 p.m.; ful hand-forged furniture. The KATIE KNIPP -- Acoustic evening, with special guests; exhibit is co-curated by Ukiah Brewing Co.; 102 S. State St., Ukiah; 8 p.m.; $5 Colleen Schenck, a well- cover; 468-5898. known metal sculpture and BLUE SKY BAND -- Variety dance music; Scotty’s jewelry artist, and her hus- Cafe and Cabaret; 720 N. State St., Ukiah; 5 p.m. to 10:30 band, Marvin Schenck, cura- p.m.; $5 cover. tor of Grace Hudson Museum. The free opening reception for SATURDAY the exhibition will take place on Saturday, July 21, from 5 M.C.P -- Throwing out jams; Perkins Street Lounge; to 7:30 p.m. A week later, on 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. Saturday, July 28, at the KRISTINE ROBIN & BOB LAUGHTON -- Celtic and Schencks will conduct a free contemporary songs and instrumentals; Ukiah Farmers tour of the exhibit for the pub- Market; School and Clay St., Downtown Ukiah; 9 a.m. to lic at 2 p.m. noon; 463-7765. Premiere northern COUNTRY GENTS BAND -- Country dance music; California metalsmiths as well Ukiah Senior Center; 499 Leslie St., Bartlett Hall; 7 to 10 as “rising star” artists will be p.m.; $8 for members, $9 for non-members; adults 18 and participating in the exhibit over welcome. with exquisite pieces fash- JAYNE ELLEN -- Tribal dance and bellydancing; The ioned in gold, silver, copper, Himalayan Café, 1639 S. State St., Ukiah; 467-9900. and wrought iron, often mixed THE JULIAN TRIO -- Contra Dance; Ukiah Methodist with other media. These artists Church; 207 N. Pine St. (back enterance), Ukiah; draw on a lineage that Shawn Lovell of Oakland created “Tree Bed,” using forged iron. Instruction 7:30 p.m., dance begins 8 p.m.; donations of includes centuries of silver $4 for ages 4 to 11, $6 for 12 to 17, $8 for 18+; 463-2113. and goldsmith techniques, the and tinted it to match the nat- A strong network of commu- the metal arts program at STEVEN BATES -- Original Rock and roll; Shanachie folk artistry and ingenuity of ural pink tones of the algae. nication, knowledge, and cre- California College of the Arts, Pub; 50 S. Main, Willits; $3 cover; 9 p.m. the village blacksmith, and a Toby Hickman of Westport ative experimentation now and her husband, metal artist TOP SHELF -- Live performance; proceeds from drinks century of modern art design. has fabricated a hammered- exists among these fine art and instructor Jack da Silva, go to Ukiah Skate Park; Acoustic Café; Ukiah Music The natural beauty of copper door that depicts the metalsmiths and their stu- whose work is also included Center; 745 North State St., Ukiah; 7 p.m.; 462-8887. Northern California has fish and undulating seaweeds dents. in the exhibit, will deliver a FELT-TIPS -- Pool League Party; Open to the public; inspired many of the stylized of an underwater kelp forest. In a departure from historic free slide lecture, “Fine Art Club 711; 711 S. State St., Ukiah; 6 p.m.; 462-7111. trees, shells, and kelp that Northern California has gender roles, many women Metalsmithing, Traditional GUITAR SHORTY -- Guitar Legend; Ukiah appear in a number of the recently witnessed a renais- are involved in contemporary Techniques to New Visions,” Brewing Co.; 102 S. State St., Ukiah; $20 at door/ $20 pieces. Oakland blacksmith sance in the metal arts. Built metal arts, including Lovell, on Sept. 6 at the Grace adv.; 468-5898. Shawn Lovell has created a on a long tradition of metal- Roberts, Dana Driver of Hudson Museum. four-poster bed in which smithing in the state as a Albion who inlays silver and Grace Hudson Museum wrought-iron “tree trunk whole, this rebirth has been copper into beach stones and and Sun House are open from SUNDAY posts” give rise to leafy fueled by metal arts programs creates exotic jewelry out of 10-4:30 p.m. Wednesday at several northern California reworked bottle caps, and through Saturday, and noon to ADAM’S CENTER STAGE KARAOKE -- Karaoke branches that meet overhead in an intricately fashioned colleges and institutions such Marilyn da Silva, who fabri- 4:30 p.m. on Sunday. night at Yokayo Bowl; 1401 N. State St., Ukiah; 6 to 10 as the Mendocino Arts Center. cates small fantasy sculpture Suggestion donation is $2 per p.m.; family hours 6 to 8 p.m.; no cover; sponsored by bird’s nest. Little River’s René Roberts Many of the artists in the in precious metals. In fact, person and $5 per family. Dunlap Roofing; 462-8686. “Metal Works North” exhibi- more than half of the From Hwy 101 take Gobbi St. WAYNE MILLER BAND -- Dance; Members and has shaped coralline algae into a bowl rimmed with delicately tion have taught classes at the exhibitors in “Metal Works to Main St. and turn right. The guests; Buffet; Ukiah Moose Lodge; 1282 S. State St., Mendocino Art Center as well North” are women. Museum is at 431 S. Main Ukiah; 1to 5 p.m.; 462-2027. branching tendrils, encrusted it with electroformed copper, as at other regional facilities. Marilyn da Silva, head of Street in Ukiah. MONDAY Social will include a drawing for $50 cash, and two separate MICROPHONE NITE -- Sing or play an instrument; door prizes from Windmills Restaurant for Breakfast for Two. Club 711; 711 S. State St., Ukiah; 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.; 462- BILLBOARD Eric Larson will serve as M.C., with Verna Jacobs, Executive 7111. Director of the Miss Mendocino County, Miss North Coast and miss Northern Counties Scholarship program as the Celebrity TUESDAY Band Slam seeks bands for event “Scooper”. Everything that has been donated from the commu- nity and profits go into the General Fund to support Senior ser- Ukiah Music Center continues to look for the best bands vices in the Ukiah Valley. KARAOKE -- Every Tuesday; Perkins Street Lounge; from all styles of music in Lake and Mendocino County to com- 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 8 p.m.; no fee. The public is welcome, and invited to come, enjoy and see pete at the 1st BandSlam in the Plaza, a regional battle of the why Bartlett Hall has been packed for this popular community TAHITIAN DANCE -- Every Tuesday night; Mendocino bands concert on Aug. 18 at Alex Thomas Plaza in Ukiah. This Ballet Studio; 205 S. State St.; Ukiah; ages 11 to 99; 5:30 event. For more information, contact Nancy at 485-5231. to 6:30 p.m.; $8 to $11. is an opportunity for regional musicians to come together, play for each other, network and show off what they’ve got. Bands are encouraged to invite their fans to support them as Art at local bank lobbies for July WEDNESDAY part of their performance score is based on crowd appreciation. There are new artists displaying in the local banks for the Ukiah Music Center has joined forces with The City of ADAM’S CENTER STAGE KARAOKE -- Karaoke night month of July are: Ukiah, Main Street Program, Laughing Coyote Studios, Jane Covella, at the Savings Bank of Mendocino County, at Yokayo Bowl; 1401 N. State St., Ukiah; 6 to 10 p.m.; KWINE, MAX 93.5, KOZT The Coast and Dig Music in pre- family hours 6 to 8 p.m.; no cover; sponsored by Dunlap 904 N. State St., Ukiah; Barbara Osborn, at the Savings Bank senting an all day event where School Street downtown will be of Mendocino County, East Road, Redwood Valley; Toni Onoti, Roofing. blocked off for concessionaires, art booths and music vendors LADIES NIGHT -- Nepales dance and music by Rai at the Savings Bank of Mendocino County, Pear Tree Center, family; Himalayan Café; 1639 S. State St., Ukiah; 467- as 36 musical acts square off for first and second awards and the Ukiah;, Carol Rogina, at the Savings Bank of Mendocino 9900. Grand Uber Prize. Musical categories will include jazz, rock, County, 1100 Airport Park Blvd., Ukiah; Sharon Fenton, SCHOLARS WORD -- Conscious roots reggae and blues, latin, country, heavy metal, bluegrass, folk, reggae and Mendo-Lake Credit Union; and Jeannie Carson at West Dub; Ukiah Brewing Co; 102 S. State St., Ukiah; $7 at many more. No act too big or small… music acts of all sizes are America Bank, 319 E. Perkins Ukiah. door; 9:45 p.m.; 468-5898. welcome to apply. For more information, or if interested in exhibiting at the Only bands from Lake and Mendocino County will be able banks, contact Sharon Fenton at 468-8933 (work) or 485-1483 to compete with seven local judges in attendance. Submission (home). forms for bands are now available at The Ukiah Music Center Photo happenings from as well as on line at ukiahmusic.com. There are a limited num- inland fair to coastal gallery ber of slots available, and the deadline for entries is July 15. Free youth bowling passes available Celebrity judges include Mona Gnader from Sammy Hagar’s Yokayo Bowl in Ukiah is offering school-age youth free It seems that summer in Waboritas, Guitarist Alex de Grassi, KWINE’s Cherie Sheraque Mendocino County is the time summer bowling passes. For more information, call 462-8686, and many more. The Grand Uber Prize will be a 12-hour or visit them at 1401 N. State St., Ukiah. to celebrate our photo accom- recording session at Laughing Coyote Studios in Redwood plishments and take part in a Valley. There will be numerous 1st and 2nd prizes in various little friendly competition. categories of gift certificates to Ukiah Music Center and Dig Contra dance in Ukiah From the Redwood Empire Fair to the much cooler coast, Music as well as gear giveaways. on second Saturdays here's some photo news and All performances will be simulcast live on Twin Cities Radio.net. This is your chance to play for all of Lake and The second Saturday of each month brings the monthly happenings for photography Ukiah Contra Dance, which will be held at the Ukiah Methodist fans. Mendocino County and get your band heard. For more infor- mation, call Ukiah Music Center at 462-8863, or E-mail them Church. The Contra Dance begins at 8 p.m. with beginners at [email protected]. instruction at 7:30 p.m. Fair entry forms due Live old time foot-stomping music will be provided by Wild If you are planning to enter Frame by Frame Rose: Janette Duncan (fiddle), Duncan Makintosh (fiddle), photos into the Redwood Brooke Ingram at Ice Cream Social Gary Thomas (piano), Carleen Duncan (bodhran), Ron Wallace Empire Fair Fine Arts display By Suzette Cook-Mankins Those who like country music will likely enjoy the enter- (recorder). Tom Lehmann will call and teach all dances. entries close this Friday, July tainment for the Ice Cream Social, which will be held on July Everyone in the community is encouraged to come out and 13 at 5 p.m. Pick up a 2007 Completed entry forms will 23, at the Ukiah Senior Center, 495 Leslie St. Brooke Ingram, a try these easy, traditional and fun forms of dance. Bring friends Entry Guide at the Fairground hold your spot and all 8-inch sophomore at Ukiah High next fall is known for her country and family or come individually; all ages are welcome. Wear office. Levels range from by 10-inch images which music vocals, three CDs, is a Ukiah Idol and will also be com- comfortable clothes appropriate for dancing. Newcomers are amateur, advanced and pro- should matted on 11-inch by welcome as all dances will be taught. fessional work in divisions of peting in Fresno at the California’s Outstanding Teen 13-inch board (no glass or Competition. The suggested donations for the evening are: $4 for dancing black and white, color and framing allowed.) Entries will creative presentation. The Social will begin at 2:30 and for an hour, there will be children ages 4 to 11; $6 for ages 12 to 17: $8 for 18 years and be received on July 27 and 28 entertained and ice cream, toppings, pies and coffee for just $1 above. Bring snacks, dessert or non-alcoholic beverage to Categories in each division from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. range from nature to night for members, or $1.50 for non members. Members who have a share. For more information, call Paula at 463-2113. scene to pop art to macro. See FRAME, Page 5 birthday in July, or are 90+ years will be admitted free. The 4 – THURSDAY, JULY 12, 2007 FORUM Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Letters from our readers From the desk of... Close the borders To the Editor: The recent letter by Dale Greenlee of Ukiah is well researched and in part, dis- DAVID BRODER cusses the North American Superhighway that is planned to be constructed from below the Mexican border all the way north through the U.S. into Canada. It has been called the NAFTA highway and when I wrote a letter to the UDJ a couple of months ago no one I talked to knew a thing States to begin setting about it. Many things are being done in secret by this administration, which immigration policy? includes a North American Union with bor- ders to Mexico, the U.S., and Canada open Hours after the immigration reform bill he had as in the European Union. championed went down to defeat, Sen. John McCain Also, the U.S. Transportation told me what he thought would happen next. “You will Department is moving ahead against the see the states and cities scrambling to pass their own wishes of Congress to allow trucks to laws and regulations,” he said, “and you’re going to move freely around the countries to move get a completely contradictory set of policies.” NAFTA goods in for sale and who can tell It did not take long for McCain’s prediction to be what else they will be transporting. confirmed -- right in his own home state of Arizona. England, as part of the European Union Four days after the Senate killed the comprehensive has been flooded with immigrants, who immigration bill supported by President Bush, move around freely and legally now as part Arizona Gov. Janet Napolitano, a Democrat, signed a of the Union and England has been having bill her Republican Legislature had passed imposing some major troubles with the migration. extremely tough sanctions on employers who hire ille- Crime is becoming more of a problem gal immigrants. there, as well as many very poor immi- ently. To live and dream for a ‘forever’ Increased poverty means increased crime, Napolitano, who had vetoed somewhat similar leg- grants expecting (demanding) social ser- peace is also something that will be around you can figure out the rest. Anyone with islation a year earlier, said in a statement that she vices the same as the British Subjects are as long as there are wars and that is good. any great ideas reply please. decided to approve “the most aggressive action in the entitled to. That is honorable. There is no choice to Shelley Alameda Fahy country” against such employers, “because it is now The North American Union and NAFTA make between war and peace. There is no Potter Valley abundantly clear that Congress finds itself incapable highway are both terrible ideas. We need to choice between a world without the pesti- of coping with the comprehensive immigration close the borders and ports and monitor lence created by (some) men and a world One language not necessari- reforms our country needs.” who and what is moving into our country. destroyed by it either. We should work as We need to know what diseases are being hard as we can for a peaceful world and ly the norm She signed the bill, despite finding it so severely flawed that she called on legislative leaders to plan a brought in as well as those who would try one that we are proud to hand to our chil- To the Editor: to harm us with explosives and whatever dren and their children’s children forever. special session this fall to amend the measure even Cathy Haas recently wrote to the editor before it is scheduled to go into effect next Jan. 1. other things they will think of. Being a Republican does not mean we “I do not know of any country in the world Ann Foster actually wear the labels put on us by the where I could immigrate, legal or other- Arizona has been swamped with illegal immigrants coming across the border from Mexico. Napolitano Ukiah fringe, running around with their hair on wise and demand the things of that country fire. Neither do I believe the labels put on declared a border emergency in 2005 and moved in that are being demanded of the United additional law enforcement resources, as federal bor- anyone else, unless I have personally wit- States, and receive them or even be tolerat- Impeach Gonzales nessed my self. Reality and facts are my der patrols reported that half their arrests nationally ed.” I want to educate Cathy to some were taking place in Arizona. To the Editor: guides. Not innuendo, something someone examples. Switzerland prints street signs Since Alberto Gonzales cannot seem to told me, or “well it has to be” ideals. and voter information in multiple lan- I know Napolitano to be a conscientious and com- remember the definition of justice and since Chas E. Moser guages including their own native tongue mitted executive. As a former U.S. attorney for he cannot remember what his duties are as Ukiah of Romansh, and in immigrant languages Arizona and state attorney general, she is serious Attorney General and since he cannot of German, French and Italian. Sri Lanka about law enforcement. But she is also a compassion- remember that the people of America are the Why can’t we get our econ- also does the same in their native language ate person, and she has joined McCain in unsuccess- deciders, he should be summarily of Singhalese, and in Tamil and English. fully opposing voter initiatives to deny public benefits impeached. He has insulted American vot- omy going? Why do Americans speak the immigrant to the children of illegal immigrants. And she vetoed ers whether they are republican or democra- To the Editor: language of England? Didn’t the Spaniards other immigration bills. tic. I am currently unemployed and looking get here first? But with the failure of Congress, she found herself Marvin Gentz for work. If it weren’t for the fact that my Robin Sunbeam in a position of having to leave the problem to fester Ukiah husband is gainfully employed, I would be Ukiah or signing a seriously flawed bill. in serious trouble. I’ve been doing the math The new state legislation requires every Arizona Agrees to disagree and it’s very scary. There aren’t enough Thank you business to verify the legal status of each new employ- low income apartments or dwellings out To the Editor: ee. That’s also a requirement of long-established fed- there for the people who need them. My To the Editor: eral law, but the feds rarely enforce it. Under the new I do not misunderstand those that share best friend is single and her two bedroom Many thanks to the municipalities, CDF, opposing views to me as it would seem Arizona statute, the first violation can result in a sus- apartment (low scale) is $900 a month. and other Fire Departments who participat- pension of the business license. A second offense can from letters in the Forum section. First I Add gas for her old used Honda, car insur- ed in June, with the planning and execution am surprised that being vilified, whipped mean permanent revocation -- in effect, an order to go ance (required) food, clothing, and medical of fire drills, suppression training, and haz- out of business. and finally crucified is not being crushed. expenses (no insurance). There is usually ardous fuels abatement on the several prop- If assassination is not a form of being not enough money to cover her expenses erties along Henry Station Road; back of Napolitano warned the Legislature that some of crushed then what is? I have to plead igno- every month, and she is not alone. I know RETECH, between Hopland and Ukiah. those provisions went too far. Without any exclusion rance on Lt. Watuda Ratchel Corrie’s con- so many persons who are in the same dire I realize that was a long first sentence, for vital public services, she said, a hospital or power tributions. I do not say that those that are straits as she. I don’t understand why but needed, to best describe the profession- plant could be shut down for hiring undocumented crushed in the madness of war are not employers are not required to pay a living alism demonstrated by all the Firefighters workers. admirable and sometimes, worshipful peo- wage. My daughter lives in Australia and in the various Fire Departments, both vol- She also found the financing in the bill “woefully ple. I do not think those that would abolish there the employers are required to pay a unteers and career, now-a-days. It is worth inadequate” for the task of enforcing the law, and she war altogether are not honorable and won- living wage to employees. Here in the our efforts to support them at all levels. worried about the absence of any statutory protection derful people but, as I said, their hopes and United States, and California a livng wage Thanks again, all of you! against discrimination by race or national origin. dreams are and will be crushed. E.F. McDade is considered to be $6.75, multiply that by But she said, “Because of Congress’ failure to act, Ignoring history and knowing that we 40 hours it comes out to $270 a week Ukiah never learn from it, as it relates to war, states like Arizona have no choice but to take strong gross. Take out various deductions and net action to discourage the further flow of illegal immi- does not make anyone right. The people pay is approximately $200 a week. Earning THANK YOU LETTER POLICY that marched and railed at the Vietnamese gration through our borders.” only $800 to $1,200 a month is not enough Editor’s note: The Daily Journal welcomes In a separate letter to Speaker Nancy Pelosi and war come lately to the fray. They waited to pay necessary living expenses. Too until America was frustrated at the way the letters of thanks from organizations and indi- Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, her fellow many people are living at poverty level and viduals. We are glad that so many successful Democrats, Napolitano chided Congress for having war was dragging on and the killing of our need assistance. Here in Mendocino events are held here. However, thank you let- young and they used that to forward their “once again failed to take action on comprehensive County it is apparent that this is true. We ters must be kept short. For that reason we immigration reform.” causes that vilified those struggling there. need to boost our economy. Why aren’t the have a 20-business name limit per letter. If That was not an honorable moment for this City Council members or the Board of your letter lists more than 20 businesses it will She pointed to one of the other practical conse- nation and anyone that finds honor in it Supervisors enticing companies that not be printed. Shorter thank you letters which quences of that failure. The Arizona bill requires should look deeply into their own heart and employ large amounts of people to open do not contain lists of participants or donors employers to use the federal government’s Basic Pilot see if that is the charitable and honorable businesses here? We are becoming a ser- will be printed more quickly. Those wishing to Program, a computer database that lets businesses way to feel. If they find it is, then we thank long lists of people and businesses are check legal residences against Social Security num- vice industry with low level minimum welcome to contact our advertising department would have little to disagree honorably wage jobs dominating the market. bers, to verify the employment status of new workers. about. Neither did I say that war was right. for help with a thank you ad. Currently, Napolitano noted, the program serves fewer What I said is war is a terrible thing that than 15,000 businesses nationwide. Arizona alone will will be around so long as men think differ- add 130,000 to 150,000 new businesses to its clien- WHERE TO WRITE tele. Napolitano pointedly asked if the feds are pre- pared to finance a tenfold increase in the demands on LETTER POLICY President George Bush: The White www.house.gov/write rep that system. House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washing- The Daily Journal welcomes letters to the Assemblywoman Patty Berg: State She concluded her letter: “For years now, I have editor. All letters must include a clear name, ton, D.C. 20500; (202) 456-1111, FAX Assembly District 1, Capitol, Rm. 2137, spoken out on the desperate need for comprehensive signature, return address and phone number. (202)456-2461. Sacramento, 95814. (916) 319-2001; immigration reform. Today, I renew my call on Letters chosen for publication are generally Governor Arnold Schwarzeneg- Santa Rosa, 576-2526; FAX, Santa Rosa, Congress to enact such legislation. The United States published in the order they are received, but ger: State Capitol, Sacramento, 95814. Congress has a responsibility to act swiftly and defin- shorter, concise letters are given prefer- 576-2297. Berg's field representative in itively to solve this problem on the national level.” ence.We publish most of the letters we (916) 445-2841; FAX (916)445-4633 Ukiah office located at 311 N. State St, receive, but we cannot guarantee publica- Sen. Barbara Boxer: 112 Hart Sen- When Congress fails that responsibility, it imposes Ukiah, 95482, 463-5770. The office’s fax an unfair burden on its partners in state and local gov- tion. Names will not be withheld for any ate Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20510; reason. If we are aware that you are con- number is 463-5773. E-mail to: assembly- ernment -- and on the people they serve. That failure nected to a local organization or are an (202)224-3553; San Francisco, (415) 403- [email protected] has become chronic and crippling. 0100 FAX (415) 956-6701 elected official writing about the organiza- Senator Pat Wiggins: tion or body on which you serve, that will State Senate Sen. 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Office manager: Yvonne Bell Visit our web site at ukiahdailyjournal.com Group systems director: Sue Whitman Member Member California Audit Bureau Newspaper Publishers email us at [email protected] Of Circulations Association THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT THURSDAY, JULY 12, 2007 – 5 Frame Continued from Page 3 Daylight Fair Photo Shootout More than meets the eye This brand new event is a competition which takes place A war between two clans of about and had only heard at the fairgrounds on Transformers is re-erupting mainly of the toys that are still Saturday, Aug. 11 between 12 and this time the fate of the FOCUS popularly sold daily in stores. noon and 5 PM. Contestants universe is at stake. However, if I could think of a must also submit an entry “Transformers” directed by movie that could take such a form by July 13. (see page 79 Michael Bay and starring Shia child’s toy and be made into a of entry guide for details) LaBeouf (“Disturbia,” “I, motion picture then this Robot”), Megan Fox, Josh ON FILM movie is definitely it. Folks will take photos of “anything and everything” Duhamel (“Las Vegas” TV As the public does see that and submit their top two Series), Tyrese Gibson this has all been inspired from images to a laptop in the fair (“Annapolis”), Anthony children’s toys, collectables office. Winning entries will Anderson (“Big Momma’s and television shows I do not earn ribbons and bragging House”), Jon Voight see this movie as just being a rights. The images will (“National Treasure”) and kids film. Adults alike will become part of the Fair's John Turturro (“Mr. Deeds”) find the humor, plot and image library and used for is an action packed movie action to be just as thrilling as next year's promotion in print with an amazing cast. any one person who goes to and online advertising. Digital Sam Witwicky (LaBeouf) see this film. cameras (no cell phones, is normal teenager, living The action and fight please) should have at least through high school and try- sequences were absolutely 4.0 megapixels and no tripods ing his best to get a car in great. These machines were are allowed. Call 462-FAIR hopes it will also help him By Shelby White created to move and it was for more info. maintain a girlfriend. especially interesting to see Sam and his father make a planet. They are here on Earth how much work was put into Coast Guild and Gallery [email protected]. The bright topics with yours truly. This is to defeat a clan of decepticons Five fabulous photogs who and roomy gallery is located a chance to explore travel deal that if he can come up creating the transformers as with two thousand dollars he and their leader Megatron well as the sequences that are either based in Mendocino at 301 N. Main Street in the photography topics and dis- who are in search of the or who are fully covering main mall near the Skunk cuss any other technical con- will match his two thousand show them transforming dollars which will help him ; a cubed structure coastal action and scenery, Train Depot. cerns from how to work your that possesses unlimited between their standing selves have formed a co-op called camera to underwater digital. buy a used car. and what ever solid object Arriving at a used car lot power to whoever has it. the Mendocino Coast Hollywood spotted Now Sam must help them they see. Photographer Guild and Suzette Cook-Mankins is a Sam ends up buying an old The cast of this movie is in Fort Bragg Camaro with racing stripes. defeat Megatron before Earth Gallery. According to member 20 year veteran of photojour- comes to an end. incredible. Shia LaBeouf got Larry R. Wagner, “The five of A camera crew filming a After only having the car for a his start on the Disney nalism and ROP Photo short period of time he finds I was never one for watch- us had run out of wall space at closing scene from the Fort Teacher at UHS. Send com- ing the transformers television Channel as Louis on “Even home and it was time to Bragg bridge overlooking the that it is not just a car, but a ments, questions, requests to Transformer from another show I have heard so much expand.” marina outlet wrapped up its mizdigital.blogspot.com. See FILM, Page 6 The cooperative is a work last week. Director Limited Liability Company James Contner sent his cam- that brings in guest photogra- era crew up to the Bay Area, phers, changes out exhibits then Fort Bragg for some key once a month and holds begin- filming. The show is a thriller, ner to advanced workshops according to Hollywood- LOSE WEIGHT

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Burns appearing today in Mendocino Tracy Burns premieres her new one-woman show, “Fried Eggs” on Thursday, July 12 with a $10 preview at the Mendocino Theatre Company’s Helen Schoeni Theatre. Performances run Thursdays through Sundays, July 12 to July 28, at 8 p.m. and a final Sunday matinee on July 29, which will play at 2 p.m. Opening Night premiere gala reception post show on Friday, July 13, with tickets to be $25, which includes refreshments. Regular tickets range from $15 to $20. The Mendocino Theatre Company is located on the grounds of the Mendocino Art Center at 45200 Little Lake Street in Mendocino. For more information, or to make reservations, call 937- 4477, or visit the Theatre Company’s Web site www.mendo- cinotheatre.org. Country Dance set for Friday On Friday, July 13, The Caspar Community Center in down- town Caspar will be hosting the Mendocino English Country Dances at 8 p.m. There will be some newcomer instruction at 7:30 p.m. Admission to the dance will be $9. The music for the dance will be provided by “Take A Dance” English country dance orchestra, the house band for the Mendocino English Country Dances (www.larkcamp.com/takeadance.html). They invite the public to support local dance events by coming out and dancing. All of their dances are to be taught. No partner is required, as the tradition is to change partners for each dance. Beginners are encouraged to participate. No special dress is required, aside from clean, soft-soled shoes or sneakers. They request that participants bring potluck snacks and beverages to share during the break. For further information, interested per- sons can check www.larkcamp.com/ecd or call 964-4826, or E- mail [email protected]. ‘Happy Birthday UPT!’ community celebration set for Saturday Ukiah Players Theatre is thirty years old this year. It began performing in various locations around town, including the Todd Grove Clubhouse, the Palace Hotel ballroom, and the Low Gap Park amphitheater. In 1982 UPT moved into the Ukiah Playhouse, built by the community on land provided by the City of Ukiah. The community is invited to join them at the Playhouse to remember and celebrate three decades on Saturday, July 14. The celebration starts at 4 p.m., with scenes of the upcoming season’s shows on stage at 5 p.m. At 7 p.m., live music and dancing will begin, with Will Siegel and Friends. There will be a “community room” space for scrap booking old pictures, telling “I remember” stories about UPT, and shar- ing dreams for the future Admission will be on a sliding scale, $5 to $10 at the door, to cover expenses. Beverages will be available for purchase, but there will be no host bar. There will be some snacking food, but celebration attendees are encouraged to bring something to share . . . it will be a theater party pot-luck. For more information, call the UPT office at 462-1210. 6 – THURSDAY, JULY 12, 2007 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL Off to a racing good time ‘Urinetown, the Musical’ to run at UPT The Daily Journal “Urinetown, the musical” per- forms at the Ukiah Playhouse July 19 through Aug. 11. This Tony- award winning musical is a co-pro- duction of Ukiah Players Theatre and Mendocino College, and is under- written by Myers Apothecary Shop. “Urinetown” was written by Mark Hollmann and Greg Kotis. This pro- duction is directed by David Hance, with musical direction by Les Pfutzenreuter and choreography by Trudy McCreanor What kind of musical is this? Very funny, and very timely, in this era when “sustainability” has become a confusing watchword. In “Urinetown” (“the musical not the place”), water is worth its weight in gold. Following a 20-year drought, the government has banned private toi- lets and turned the operation of pub- lic amenities over to the Urine Good The Daily Journal Company. UGC has made a fortune, On July 21 at 6 p.m. the Willits Community Theatre, along profiting from humanity’s basic with the Willits Chamber of Commerce, is creating a social needs. There is, as there must be, a event at the Ridgewood Ranch. It’s an evening of food and fun, revolution. And romance, and sur- betting on thoroughbred horses. prises. Plus lots of singing and danc- The Ridgewood Ranch, home of the famed racehorse, ing. Seabiscuit, is the place to spend a summer night. The night will “Urinetown” was the most talked start with hors d‚oeuvres, then an entrée of roasted shrimp in about Broadway musical of 2002! It orzo pasta, crumbled feta cheese and cucumber in a lemon, dill won 2002 Tony Awards for Best and olive oil dressing. The sides include a number of tasty Score, Best Book of a Musical and Greek dishes like dolmades (stuffed grape leaves) and Best Director. Spanakopita and, of course, we‚ll end the meal with a yummy It was also nominated for seven dessert. other Tonys that year. It also won the Then, the evening’s host, Justin Briggs, news announcer for 2002 Outer Critics Circle Award for KWINE radio, will get the event started on the sport of kings. Outstanding Broadway Musical, the As participants enter the event they will receive $20 in horsy 2002 Lucille Lortel Award for money and a racing program listing all of the horses running in Outstanding Musical, and the 2002 the six races. They will look over their track records and place Theatre World Award. their bets at the mutual window on the horse they think will The cast of “Urinetown” includes: win. Then they will watch the race on the big screen, jump up Al Roman; Alicia Littletree (Bales); From the left, Nathan Bell, Alicia Littletree, David Strock and Laura and down, calling out their horses names as they charge Anna Timm; Bobby Lambertz; Caleb Bartlett appear in “Urinetown, the Musical” opening at the Ukiah towards the finish line. If a participants horse comes in first, Meek-Bradley; Carlin Fuerst; David Playhouse on July 19. they’ll trot over to the winners circle to collect a payoff. At the Strock; Holly Riggs; Ian Parmenter; Fun for the whole family: There’s Officer Lockstock: Why do you end of the night, there will be prizes for the patrons who have Jake Stoepler; Joel Shura; KC Dill; absolutely no profanity, but lots say that, Little Sally? Don’t you won the most money. Kimberlee Ostler; Laura Bartlett; ofcreative slang. think people want to be told that This is a way to help support the WCT and the Willits Lori Stubben; Maria A. Monti; From the script … their way of life is unsustainable? Chamber while having a great time in a lovely setting. Melissa Dunham; Nathan O. Bell; Little Sally: I don’t think too Little Sally: That -- and the title’s For those who have always wanted to take the Ridgewood Nichole Phillips; Sarah Timm; and many people are going to come see awful. Ranch tour this is a chance. At 4 p.m.participants can take the Tony Rakes this musical, Officer Lockstock. traditional tour for an additional cost of $15. This takes one and a half hours, so it is recommended that tour-takers wear com- fortable shoes. To make a reservation for the tour, call the Willits Chamber at 459-7910 or Leaves of Grass Books. Tickets for the dinner and races are $20 in advance and $25 at the door. The number is limited to 200. They can be pur- chased at Leaves of Grass Books 459-3744 or at the Willits Chamber. Interested parties can purchase tickets by phone and they will be held at the door. Directions to the Ridgewood ranch are available with ticket purchase.

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LOCAL Lady Cats 14 and under softball travels to Tahoe CALENDAR By BILL WOODWORTH weekend and was backed For the Dialy Journal by solid defense. THURSDAY, JULY 12 Ukiah’s 14 and under ASA fast The offensive line-up Ukiah Cats Junior American Legion vs. Sonoma Rebels at Maria Carrillo High pitch softball team, the Lady Cats, was solid, with all of the School 5:30. traveled to Incline Village last week- girls putting the ball into Saturday, July 14 Ukiah Cats Junior American Legion vs. end for their first tournament. play, scoring two runs in the Fairfield SG at Anton Stadium 11/2:00. The girls played three games on first inning to set the tone -Calendar listings are culled from the most recent schedules provided by the Saturday, finishing with one win and for the rest of the game. schools and organizations in our cover- two losses. Riann Bumpus and Jovan Defensively, both age area. Please report schedule changes or incorrect listings to The Daily Conchola, the two pitchers for the Meranda Powers and Journal Sports Department at 468-3518. Cats, performed beautifully against Melissa Reyes had game tough competition in the tourney. saving catches in left and Leading off in the first game, center fields, and Ta’Sheena COMMUNITY Melissa Reyes showed that her amaz- Kirby played Third Base ing speed couldn’t be help in check by like she was born there. DIGEST the San Anselmo Storm. Whether it Kaytlen Pipkin put in a was laying down bunts or stealing great effort at first base, Mendocino College bases, she was a perpetual thorn in playing it perfectly during Football Camp their side. the game. Reyes and her fellow outfielders, The Lady Cats won the Mendocino College is playing host to a footbal camp in mid- Kristian Valencia and Sabrina Moore, game in the bottom of the July. The camp will run from July also served as the backbone for their fifth inning after Jovan hit a 16-19. The camp will meet from sharp ground ball up the 1-3 p.m. each day. The cost per team in the second game of the day. camper is $100. Camp fliers Sabrina, being the youngest of the middle, she was then available at http://www.mendoci- group, put on an impressive display replaced by pinch runner no.edu. with her aggressive style at the plate. Kerri Donnelly, who Ukiah Men’s Softball Adriana Macias proved to be a truelly promptly stole third base. Tournament valuable utility player for the Cats, Halley Todd then came playing both infield and outfield posi- to the plate with one out and Submitted Photo The City of Ukiah is beginning tions. brought Kerri home to win The Lady Cats and coaches pose for a team photo after their tournament in registration for the Bud Light Tahoe on July 7 and 8. Summer Shoot Out men’s slow Kortney Martinson grew as a catch- the game 5-4. pitch softball tournament. The er as she successfully getting the out The second game on tournament will be held at the on four out of five close plays at home Sunday was a hard fought battle, once the weekend for the Lady Cats. ly throughout the weekend and had an Ukiah Sports Complex on July plate. “It was great watching the girls impressive showing for their first tour- 14-15. All players on the roster again against the San Anselmo Storm. must be 18 years or older at the Sunday morning began single elim- Kara Kvasnicka had the play of the improve their level play with each suc- nament. We are looking forward to time of registration. ination play, pitting the Lady Cats weekend for the Cats, with a diving cessive game” said Deana Woodworth, seeing continued improvement in the Teams will be accepted on a first come first serve basis until against the San Francisco Angels. catch in left field. While the girls Lady Cats assistant coach. tournaments to come.” said Luiken the 24 team maximum is filled. Jovan pitched her best game of the fought hard, the game was lost to end “Overall the girls grew tremendous- Woodworth, assistant coach. Team fees are $300 per team (no player fees). All proceeds go towards field and facility improvements for the City of Ukiah Sports Complex. For questions or to register a team, please call (707) 463-6714 or Story of second half could have surprise contenders come to 411 West Clay St. By JAY COHEN will make them the first team Eric Gagne and Akinori World Series, and the Tigers All three races in the NL Mendocino College AP Sports Writer in major league history to Otsuka, could be major play- are back again. are tight, with just 7 1/2 games Volleyball Camp Barry Bonds likely will drop 10,000 games. ers. And the Reds are bound to Detroit leads the AL total separating the first two Mendocino College will host a take down the Hammer’s The race for records will get a few calls, with Adam Central, regarded by many as teams in each division. The week-long volleyball camp for home run record soon. The soon give way to the chase for Dunn among those available the best division in the majors, West features four teams all area girls beginning Monday, August 6. This is a general skills fates of the surprising playoff spots. Almost half the for contenders looking for a and second-place Cleveland is within 5 1/2 games of the top, camp put on by the Mendo-Lake Milwaukee Brewers, the teams are within 5 1/2 games boost. in front for the wild card. with the Padres leading the Spikers Volleyball Club. Girls World Series champion St. of a postseason berth, includ- The Yankees could be buy- Minnesota, which charged to Dodgers by one game. going into grades 7-9 should sign up for the morning session Louis Cardinals and the New ing clubs in two hard-luck ers or sellers with their string the division title last year, is “We’ve got a tough divi- (9a.m.-noon). Girls going into York Yankees are far murkier. cities. of nine straight division titles eight back of the Tigers. sion. Everybody’s beating up 10-12th grades should sign up for the later session (1-4 p.m.) for With baseball still buzzing There is joy in Seattle, in trouble. Aces C.C. Sabathia of on everybody, so it’s really the more advanced players. about Ichiro Suzuki’s sprint where the Mariners are just 2 Despite the considerable Cleveland, Justin Verlander of tough for people to distance Local coaches will teach funda- around the All-Star bases, the 1/2 games behind the Los efforts of Rodriguez — the Detroit and Johan Santana of themselves. But it’s nothing mental skill in a low player to coach environment. This camp is talk turned to the dash to Angeles Angels after finishing major league leader with 30 Minnesota also are strong new, the past couple of years, perfect for girls trying out for October. last in the AL West for three homers and 86 RBIs — New contenders for the Cy Young so we’ll be ready to go,” Giles teams in the fall, or just for fun. “Now the fun starts,” San straight seasons. Fans there York (42-43) was 10 games Award. said. The cost is $80. To register call Ori Polkinghorne at 463-0451 Diego outfielder Brian Giles may get some other good back of AL East-leading “We treaded water pretty The Mets, who ran away and receive a camp flier. said. news, too: Suzuki, MVP of the Boston and under .500 at the good,” said Tigers manager with the NL East last year, Registration is also available the first day of camp. Can Alfonso Soriano and AL’s 5-4 win Tuesday night, is break for the first time since Jim Leyland, whose team have weathered some early Lou Piniella lead the Chicago close to signing a long-term 1995. could get a boost when injured season struggles to take a slim Attention Bowlers Cubs into the playoffs? Will contract extension. The Yankees haven’t relievers Fernando Rodney two-game lead over at Jake Peavy and the Padres The summer also is a lot missed the playoffs since and Joel Zumaya return. “We the break. They could get a lift The annual meeting of the emerge from the packed NL brighter in Milwaukee, where 1994 — when the postseason need to get some things ironed from the return of Pedro Ukiah USBC Board is set up for Thursday, July 19, at 6 p.m. at West? Are David Ortiz and the Prince Fielder and the was wiped out by a strike. out in the second half. They Martinez, who had rotator cuff Yokayo Bowl. Boston Red Sox going to Brewers lead the NL Central “We’ve got a long way to went through a lot in the first surgery last fall and is just two Agenda: Nomination and elec- breeze the rest of the way? by 4 1/2 games over the go,” shortstop Derek Jeter half, but this stuff is just strikeouts shy of 3,000 for his tion of new board members. There will be door prizes and Some things are fairly cer- Chicago Cubs — buoyed by said. revving up now.” career. snacks provided. They need your tain. Surely some trades are on their major league-best 30-13 Consistency has eluded the Seattle won three of four at Several hitters are eyeing presence at this very important meeting. If you have any ques- deck before the July 31 dead- home mark. Cardinals, 7 1/2 games behind Oakland to close out the first big numbers, too. tions or wish to nominate some- line — Ken Griffey Jr., any- Milwaukee has not finished the Brewers in the Central. half and is just 1 1/2 games Griffey will get to 600 one or yourself to be on the one? a season over .500 since 1992 They dealt with the alcohol- behind Cleveland for the wild homers with 14 in the second Board, there is a sign-up sheet at Yokayo Bowl or call Pam St. The second half opens — when it played in the related death of pitcher Josh card. New manager John half. Jim Thome and Manny Martin at 459-5464. Thursday with Bonds just five American League. Hancock in late April and McLaren, promoted when Ramirez also could get to 500 homers shy of breaking Hank “They all have a lot of con- skipper Tony La Russa’s Mike Hargrove abruptly with big second halves. All Sport Camp Aaron’s career record of 755. fidence in their abilities and drunken driving arrest during retired July 1, doesn’t see why And then there’s Bonds, Offered in August The only question seems to be they all are extremely talent- spring training, and now have his team can’t be a factor late batting .295 with 17 homers whether commissioner Bud ed,” Brewers manager Ned something else to overcome. in the season. and on the brink of baseball’s The City of Ukiah is offering an All-Sport Camp which will cover Selig will be there to see it. Yost said. “I’ll take my Star Albert Pujols was “The second half you can most revered record. basketball, softball, volleyball, Tom Glavine will start this chances with them.” upset that La Russa, the NL smell it more,” he said. “Look at his numbers and soccer, and flag football over the course of a five day span. The week going for win No. 298. Even for teams like Texas, manager, didn’t use him in the “September is coming up and they’re pretty impressive,” camp costs $125 and will be Alex Rodriguez is six home Cincinnati and Kansas City All-Star game. Instead, the it’s toward the finish line. I Giants manager Bruce Bochy held at the Pomolita Middle runs short of joining the 500 that seem to be out of con- 2005 MVP merely watched look forward to going down said. “They’re still walking School Gym. Derek Heath is the instructor, club — Frank Thomas already tention, the trading deadline when Aaron Rowand flied out the stretch, and doing what him. What would his numbers and the camp hours run 9 am to made it this year. And the could bring hope for the with the bases loaded to end you have to do to get into the be? It hasn’t been a great first 3 pm August 13-17. Philadelphia Phillies will future. the game. playoffs. Our goal is to make half for us, but Barry’s done a reach a much bigger and more The Rangers, with slugger Pujols and the Cardinals the playoffs and go from nice job. His numbers at 42 Sign up now for dubious mark: Their next loss Mark Teixeira and relievers beat Detroit last year in the there.” are pretty impressive.” NULL Fall Ball Season

North Ukiah Little League Fall Ball is available for players ages Spikers shine in regional championship matches 10-12 years for the upcoming 2008 season. The season begins August 27 through The Mendo-Lake Spikers came out firing, sweeping the assault, ripping four cross- October 27. Sign ups end July 31. Contact Sonny Garza 707- 16-and-under volleyball team Redwood Coast of Boonville court kills to put Mendo-Lake 524-8844 for more information. ended their successful season in two games behind Olivia on a roll that allowed them to Registration is $55 per player. in winning fashion at the Polkinghorne’s consistent win the second and third sets Jr Giants Car Wash Northern California serving and the dominant net and advance to the finals. Volleyball Association play of Jesse Sondag and Ukiah Junior Giants is having a Regional Championships June Nicole White. The Spikers had great ener- carwash on Saturday, July 28th 2nd and 3rd in Novato. The “We knew that they would gy going into the champi- from 10-1:00 at the Rite Aid parking lot in Ukiah. All benefits Spikers finished second place play good defense, so our girls onship match against the Colts pay to take 100 local kids to a after the two-day event, rais- really stepped up their defen- of Union City, who were the professional baseball game (the SF Giants) at no expense to ing their final area league sive intensity, “ said overall number one seed for them!!! For more info or to help ranking to 19th out of 152 Polkinghorne, who noted the the tournament. However, the out call Kim Garroutte at 462- teams throughout Northern stellar back row play of Colts used their experience to 4501. The Junior Giants are the flag- California. Melissa Reyes and Georgia their advantage as they pre- ship program of The Giants On Saturday June 2, Attaway. vailed in two games to win the Community Fund. The Giants Mendo-Lake showed why Next, in a thrilling rematch sixteen–and-under title. Community Fund uses baseball as a forum to encourage young they were seeded number one from the day before, Medo- people and families to live in their pool by defeating Fort Lake notched a come-from- The Spikers ended their healthy, productive lives. The Fund supports Junior Giants Bragg’s Lost Coast and behind victory against the fantastic run, playing their summer leagues in California, Novato’s Nomar Chargers in Nomar Stallions of Novato in best volleyball of the season Nevada, and Oregon and collab- straight sets. They also beat the semi-finals. in the regional tournament. orates with the San Francisco Giants to provide assistance to the tough Nomar Stallions in The Stallions came out Much younger than the top targeted community initiatives in an exciting match of 25-23 serving tough and established teams they faced all season, education, health, and violence and 25-23. Submitted Photo momentum, on their way to a which used true 16 year olds, prevention. Since its inception, the Fund has donated more than “All 10 girls were able to The Mendo-Lake Spikers, left to right. Back row: Eve game one win. But Mendo- the Mendo-Lake team consist- $8 million to community efforts, play and contribute to the Schlosser, Jesse Sondag, Mallie McAllister, Nicole Lake composed themselves ed almost entirely of 8th and and is a 501(c) (3) non-profit three victories,” said coach White, Brooke Ingram. Front row: Coach Valerie and started to pass the ball 9th graders from various parts organization. Ori Polkinghorne. In particu- Psara, Olivia Polkinghorne, Melissa Reyes, Emily better in game two. of Lake and Mendocino coun- lar, Emily Weiss and Esia Weiss, Coach Ori Polkinghorne. Not pictured: Esia With better passes, setters ties. Continued Sobbizadeh gave strong Sobbizadeh, Georgia Attataway, Shayne Mattern. Nicole White and Olivia Coach Valerie Psara noted defense efforts. Sobbizadeh Schlosser and Shayne found itself ranked second in Polkinghorne were able to get that, “The girls did an awe- on page 9 also made some key serves Mattern put in strong net play the Gold bracket having to the Spikers’ hitters going. some job coming in 19th in against the Stallions. In addi- throughout the day. play three of the top teams in Middle hitter Brooke Ingram Northern California—espe- tion, outside hitters Eve On Sunday, Mendo-Lake the tournament. The Spikers took full advantage as she led cially for being so young.” 8 – THURSDAY, JULY 12, 2007 SPORTS THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL A’s hope for better health second half By JOSH DUBOW games of the first half to and the team has lost 682 Duchscherer is out for the AP Sports Writer Seattle, the A’s come out of games to injuries. year with a hip injury and Saturday, July 28 • 2pm OAKLAND — When the the All-Star break with a 44- “What’s been disappointing Kiko Calero also missed time Oakland Athletics broke camp 44 record and trail the Los is the number of injuries to with an injury. in March, Jack Cust was a Angeles Angels by nine key components of our team,” In the outfield, the A’s trad- minor leaguer for San Diego, games in the AL West and are Geren said. “Every team ed Milton Bradley to San Chad Gaudin was an extra eight behind wild-card leader expects injuries and we have Diego in between his third and arm in the bullpen and Cleveland. had so many more than nor- fourth stints on the disabled Santiago Casilla was trying to That’s Oakland’s biggest mal. That’s been the most dif- list and have also been with- find himself at Triple-A. deficit at the break since 2001, ficult part of the first half.” out Mark Kotsay, rookie In an injury-filled first half when the A’s trailed Seattle by Esteban Loaiza hasn’t Travis Buck, Bobby Kielty that has had two starting 19 games in the division and made a single start all season and Chris Snelling at times. pitchers miss most of the sea- were seven back in the wild- because of injuries to his neck First baseman Dan Johnson Every Saturday night in July, the bite son, nearly every outfielder card race with a 44-43 record. and knee but could be back and DH Mike Piazza have spend time on the disabled list They then put together one soon. also been on the DL. runs every half-hour from 7-11pm! and injuries to the team’s top of the best second halves in Harden has been limited to Cust has made the most of two relievers, the perfor- history, going 58-17 to win the four starts because of a shoul- his opportunity after making Cast your line into the Sho-Ka-Wah mances from those three play- wild-card behind Tim der injury and his status is his debut in Oakland on May Pond and land a stringer Worth ers have gone a long way Hudson, Barry Zito, Mark unknown after coming out of 6. He hit six homers in his first up to $1,000 in cash and XtraCoin! toward keeping Oakland Mulder, Jason Giambi and his first start in nearly three seven games and leads the up to $1,000 in cash and XtraCoin! respectable. Miguel Tejada. months not feeling quite right. team with 15 homers at the “It feels like they’re not “It’s the same thing every Gaudin has been outstand- break. Then, on Saturday, July 28th at 11pm, even fill-ins,” first-year man- year if you look at how we do ing after moving into the rota- “It’s been a crazy little ager Bob Geren said. “It feels in the first half,” Harden said. tion with an 8-3 record and ride,” he said. “I’m just excit- we’ll pick one lucky winner who like they have emerged. It’s “It seems like some things 2.88 ERA to give Oakland a ed that I’m finally where I’ve great. I think they’ve held us don’t go our way. After the strong third starter behind All- wanted to be for a long time. together. They have been the break we always turn it Star game starter Dan Haren Hopefully when everyone will win guys who really kept us where around. I don’t think anybody and Joe Blanton. comes back we can stay we’re at.” is too concerned. We need to Unfortunately for the A’s, the healthy the rest of the year. It But for the A’s to go on a start playing better but I think other fill-ins have combined can only get better.” $10,000 big second-half run to make it that will come.” for a 5-15 record and 4.81 That’s just what the A’s are back to the playoffs for a sec- Being healthy would be a ERA, contributing to counting on. ond straight year, they will big help. The A’s have already Oakland’s struggles. “We’re about to get hot also need contributions from used 45 players this season, Closer Huston Street has here,” Nick Swisher said. “I iinn CASH!CASH! injured players who missed their most since 1998, and been out nearly two months have a gut feeling. Write it much of the first half, includ- used the disabled list 16 times. with an irritated elbow nerve, down. A lot of things haven’t ing Mike Piazza, Huston There have been at least but could make it back later been going our way, and Street and Rich Harden. eight players on the DL for the this month. there’s a lot that can go our After losing the final three final 57 days of the first half Top setup man Justin way.”

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Beckham” put his name on When it’s strong enough, career, believes Americans David Beckham had it in Americans’ lips even if they Braudy says, people who will be attracted by the digni- his native England. But is it weren’t sure who he was and don’t care about what you do ty and humility with which he “Surf-n-Turf” Wednesdays transferable to America? And, what he bends. still will care about you. says Beckham carries himself. Now served with a new twist—a generously-cut New York Steak, if it is, does he have enough of The movie and Beckham’s But that’s difficult to main- Even when much of England served alongside a pound of Dungeness crab. it to outshine other mega- wife make him recognizable tain, particularly for athletes. angrily blamed Beckham for celebrities in L.A. and lift the to many Americans who don’t Hollywood actors have losing a shot at a World Cup fortunes of an entire sport that follow soccer. Leo Braudy, a publicity machines behind title in 1998 by drawing a Americans never have USC English professor and them and their careers can be penalty, he says, the athlete embraced at the professional expert in pop culture trends, carefully managed to ensure didn’t appear to let it bother level? says that increases the chances the persona that brought them him. Pele, perhaps the best soc- Beckham’s charisma will fame never fades. “He’s not a whiner,” Halle cer player the game has ever become a “radiating force” in Athletes also get help but, says. “Prime Time” Fridays the U.S. ultimately, they have to per- But it’s more than that, says known and a charismatic fig- A delicious way to kick off the weekend—a huge 1-lb. cut of ure, couldn’t do it. Dr. Joyce Brothers, the form and all the managing in Laura Bahr, a Los Angeles Prime Rib, baked potato and steamed fresh vegetables. 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Beckham, who makes his swoon, then he’s got it all.” and the Galaxy, who are pay- kind, unselfish and, at least as American debut with the Los Still, charisma is more than ing him a Major League far as she can tell from TV Angeles Galaxy at a practice just looks and personality. Soccer-record $5.5 million interviews, not as ego-driven Friday. But there are reasons Though few seem capable of this season, are taking a risk. as most star athletes. Add his the 32-year-old midfielder defining it, let alone explain- “What if he gets hurt? What looks and it’s a given she’ll be could succeed that have noth- ing why some people have it if he does not help impact the cheering for the Galaxy this ing to do with soccer: He’s and others don’t. Galaxy’s winning percent- year. Angels atop AL West going into second half By KEN PETERS Los Angeles, Shields also Orlando Cabrera is AP Sports Writer which failed over has been very having an outstanding ANAHEIM — the winter to add a effective as the year, leading the team Riddled by injuries and much-needed slug- setup man for in hits (115) and runs still lacking a real ger to the lineup Los Angeles, scored (55) while bat- power hitter to protect and has had a string with a 1.70 ting .328 with 51 RBIs. Vladimir Guerrero, the of injuries this sea- ERA. Chone Figgins (.304, Sunday, July 29th Los Angeles Angels son, has succeeded With 14 20 steals), Howie Top 10 fi nishers share in the prize pool. nevertheless come out because of strong players land- Kendrick (.297, 32 runs of the All-Star break pitching.“We’re an ing on the dis- in 195 at-bats), and Top fi nisher takes home with one of baseball’s aggressive team,” abled list this Casey Kotchman (.291, $3,000 in Cash and XtraCoin! best records. reliever Scot season, the 38 RBIs) have helped Earn 5,000 points with your Players Club card At the break last Shields said. Angels have provide the offense. during the month of July to qualify! summer, Los Angeles “Sometimes we get gotten help The Angels slumped was 43-45 and two thrown out on from a number heading into the break, Check-in from Noon-4pm; games out of the AL some bases, but of younger losing eight of 12 and Tourney Play from 1-6pm West lead. They had that’s what makes players. matching their most Space is limited and will go fast, so hurry in! gone into July with a us. We go out there Dustin one-sided loss in 20 35-44 mark, and even a and we take the Moseley and years with a 12-0 defeat major league-best 54- extra bases, we go Photo by Jeff Trouette Joe Saunders by the New York 29 record afterward first to third. It’s Home-Run Derby winner filled in the Yankees last Sunday. wasn’t good enough to fun watching the Vladimir Guerrero holds up his rotation while “We haven’t played get the team into the type of baseball trophy. Colon and well. There’s no sugar- playoffs. that we play. Weaver were coating it,” manager Bring this coupon to the Players Club from 9am-10pm any day, join the Players of the rotation, which Club, and receive $20 in “XtraCoin” FREE slot play. MAY NOT BE COMBINED This time, the “I think we’ve got to out, and outfielder Mike Scioscia said WITH ANY OTHER OFFERS. 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We feel real 24 saves in 26 chances, Home Run Derby the many games up, how The 53 wins (against confident in that.” and he earned the save day before, is having a many games back, who 35 losses) is the John Lackey (11-5, in the AL’s 5-4 victory typical year by his high we’re playing,” Angels’ most since they 2.91 ERA) and Kelvim in Wednesday night’s standards: He’s hitting Scioscia said. “Our were 55-38 at the break Escobar (10-3, 3.19) All-Star game in San .325 with 14 homers challenge is how we’re in 1979. have been the stalwarts Francisco. and 75 RBIs. playing the game.” THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SPORTS THURSDAY, JULY 12, 2007 – 9 Possible new football league LOCAL Bonds ready for fresh start By TIM DAHLBERG cept,” Cuban said in an e-mail CALENDAR By JANIE McCAULEY of time to do that?” Bonds to play Barry a lot. We can’t AP Sports Columnist last month to The Associated AP Sports Writer said. “This ballpark isn’t that just count on Barry.” Stadiums across the coun- Press. “We think there is more Advanced Hoops SAN FRANCISCO — easy. They ain’t going to San Francisco is in last try are littered with the car- demand for pro football than Camp at Pomolita Barry Bonds knows he’s throw the ball back.” place in the NL West at 38-48, casses of pro football leagues supply.” proven not quite ready for So does Gene Corrigan. An advanced basketball camp going to enjoy his home run Bonds, in his 22nd major 10 1/2 games behind the first- held July 16-20 from 8:30 a.m. to chase much more if the San league season and 15th with place Padres. The Giants prime time. Still, almost with- But the new league his group 1:30 p.m. is open to boys and Francisco Giants start win- San Francisco, played in 78 of haven’t made the playoffs out fail, someone comes along is trying to launch may have girls ages 7 –17. This five day every decade or so with yet the best gimmick yet. long camp offers players an ning regularly. the Giants’ first 86 games. since 2003, one year after opportunity to improve their bas- For now, the slugger refus- He’s been healthy except for a falling in seven games to the another plan to cash in on You need a college degree ketball fundamentals and skills. America’s passion for its to play. This camp is tailor made for youth es to think about how he’ll short bout of shin splints that Angels in the World Series. basketball players looking to work feel as he closes in on San Francisco will favorite sport. “I wouldn’t have stayed on their game. The camp will be Hank Aaron’s mark of need a lot more from Their acronyms live on, with this if it hadn’t been for held at the Pomolita School Gym. though the leagues have long the college degree require- Tuition is $100. Lunch is not pro- 755. He’s four away from players other than Bonds vided. Pre-Register at the City of tying Aaron heading into to do so. The seven-time since died. ment,” Corrigan said. Ukiah 411 W. Clay Street. Walk- a three-game home series NL MVP is batting .295 If you remember the 70s, Corrigan likes that rule for ups welcome! For more informa- you can’t forget the WFL, good reason. For seven years tion, please call Jake Burgess against the rival Los — tied for tops on the Sports Coordinator City of Ukiah Angeles Dodgers starting team with Ryan Klesko which tried to buy its way to he was athletic director at (707) 463-6714. Friday night. — with a team-best 17 success, only to succumb after Notre Dame, and he is the for- just one World Bowl in 1974. mer commissioner of the Redwood Health Club Bonds acknowledges homers and 42 RBIs. Sports Camp it still could take several He also has drawn 91 Or the USFL, which went the Atlantic Coast Conference. weeks, or even more than walks, 30 of those inten- other way with a more frugal He saw an awful lot of players RHC sports camp is a sports a month. That means it tional. approach before it too folded. leave college without degrees oreiented camp that is suited for The legacy of the more to pursue their goal of playing all kids age 7-12. It is held at both might take until after his The walks will proba- the Ukiah Junior Academy and at 43rd birthday on July 24. bly keep coming. No recent XFL, meanwhile, was in the NFL, mostly with little the Redwood Health club, the “I’m really not there pitcher wants to be the summed up neatly on the back success. mornings are spent playing vari- of one player’s uniform. Those who didn’t make it ous sports like soccer, flag foot- yet. I think when you get guy who gives up the his- ball, relays, indoor hockey and to 54, I’ll really feel it,” toric homer and be “He Hate Me” wasn’t just were left with limited job basketball. Afternoons are then Rod Smart’s nickname. It skills, and their football spent at the RHC. The camp will Bonds said during the attached to Bonds forev- be held from July 9-20, July 23- All-Star festivities. er. could have been used as the prospects reduced to playing August 3, and August 6-17. “Then it just depends “I’ll pitch to him,” said slogan for those who couldn’t with semipro teams. Prices per session range from stand watching the strange “All kids think they are $205 to $290, for more informa- how many games are left. (Doug Duran/Contra Costa Times) Dodgers pitcher Brad tion or to register please call But I’m not quitting, so I Barry Bonds swings in the ondeck Penny, scheduled to start blend of pro wrestling and going to play in the NFL,” Kristen at 468-0441. might make you wait ’til circle before he bats in the first Saturday’s game in San football aired for one awfully Corrigan said. “Not many long season on NBC. do.” Fourth Annual next year. You know I’m inning of the 2007 MLB All-Star Francisco. “But I hope Legends 10k and 5k drama, so why not make game Tuesday night. not to be in that situation. With every new league, The All-American Football League hasn’t played a game it more drama?” I don’t want it to be me. there’s a new concept. Has to Join the fourth annual Legends Oh, the drama will certain- sidelined him for two games He’s taken me deep.” be, because it would be eco- yet. It may never play one, of the Redwoods 10k, 5k run and nomic suicide to try to com- though Corrigan, league walk on July 21. This event is in ly increase soon — as in lots last month and some normal The treatment of Bonds celebration of the Native of additional national media soreness in his legs. was mixed in St. Louis last pete with the juggernaut that financier Marcus Katz and the American Race from San members who plan to join the This is a far cry from the weekend. Fans at Busch is the NFL on Sundays during rest of the board of directors Francisco to Grants Pass, football season. hope to make a decision in Oregon, held in 1927 and 1928, a traveling tour following past two seasons. He appeared Stadium booed each time No. spectacular 480 mile run. The Bonds. He last connected July in 130 games in 2006 and only 25 touched the ball in left field It’s been economic suicide September to go forward with race starts at 8:30 a.m. at the Sun 3 at Cincinnati, his 17th of the 14 the previous year follow- and whenever he stepped into regardless. No one has cashed a spring schedule. House Park, 431 Main Street in If tryouts last week were Ukiah. Entry fee is $20, which season. ing three operations on his the batter’s box. in since AFL owners hit the includes a shirt. Runners 16 and After three games against troublesome right knee. But they also hollered at bonanza four decades ago, any indication, getting players under are $5, no shirt included. and most of the millions spent won’t be a problem. Katz said Strider members receive a $2 dis- the Dodgers, the Giants head “I’m surprised at myself their own pitchers when count. Race benefits Grace to Chicago for a four-game right now, too,” Bonds said. Bonds was walked. on football dreams since then 2,000 players wanted to try Hudson Native Plants series at Wrigley Field starting “To only miss eight or nine “They’re going to come to could have been better invest- out, and that 300 were accept- Demonstration Project. For more ed in Florida swamp land ed and showed up in Orlando. information call Mark at 272-9246 Monday followed by a three- games right now throughout see the show no matter what,” or Tim at 272-4187. deals. Among them was Todd game weekend series with the the season is pretty good, and Bonds said. “I went to go see Hopland Bears Brewers in Milwaukee. I don’t feel drained and tired.” ’Batman and Robin.’ I like the The failures of the past, DeLamielleure, a linebacker at Duke and Rutgers who now Most of Bonds’ recent First-year Giants manager Joker, too, and wanted him to though, aren’t stopping others The Hopland Bears will begin milestone home runs have Bruce Bochy — who watched get killed. I still went to see from trying. works as a firefighter in sign-ups and conditioning begin- Dallas Mavericks owner Charleston, S.C. ning August 1st at 5:30pm (at come in the warm confines of Bonds hit many homers off the movie.” Hopland Elementary School). San Francisco’s waterfront his Padres — called Bonds’ Bonds has repeatedly said Mark Cuban may be one. He “The last few years I’ve Those interested should attend ballpark, where fans cheered play the biggest bright spot of he will play beyond 2007, is intrigued enough by the always hoped to get some the sessions with copies of their prospect of more football that type of opportunity,” birth certificate, their most recent him at every chance during a disappointing first half. whether or not he catches report card, and the $70 sign up Tuesday’s All-Star game. He “It would have been a sur- Hammerin’ Hank this year. he is studying the idea of a DeLamielleure said. “This fee. Applications may be complet- is beloved in the Bay Area prise (to say he’d play 76 “If I come up short, I come league that would play on league is different. The fact ed at that time, or you may that it’s going to try and draw request that one be mailed to you despite the steroid suspicions. games),” Bochy said. “He’s up short, and if I get past it, I Fridays and compete with the by calling: Coach Rick (707)291- NFL for players drafted lower on college traditions where 9457, or Coach Pete (707)463- Everybody expects he’ll played a lot. His knees have get past it,” Bonds said. “But 8800. break Aaron’s record at pitch- felt good for the most part, I’m going to give my honest than the second round. there’s a lot of loyalty should er friendly AT&T Park, too. and his legs. That’s why he’s effort to my ability that God’s “It’s a pretty simple con- get a fan base right away.” “You think I have that kind been out there. I’ve been able given me.” Unknowns beat pros at WS of Poker By RYAN NAKASHIMA into the style that I had played who don’t flamboyantly make Associated Press Writer last year,” he said. “Everyone dramatic entrances into the LAS VEGAS — Doyle was waiting for me to play pot that are going to be there “Texas Dolly” Brunson is that way and everyone wanted at the end.” known famously to have to bust me. Nobody was back- Later, Harrington pushed in regretted writing his landmark ing down.” most of his chips in a reraise poker instruction manual Antonio “The Magician” move against a player who “Super/System,” because it Esfandiari’s bag of tricks was raised, and Sam Simon, co- allowed average Joes to get reduced to waiting for cards creator of “,” into the minds of the masters. after appearing on TV so often who went over the top with With the advent of televi- that his deceptions were everything riding on an ace sion and the hole-card camera, revealed to the world. and king, forcing Harrington players sitting on their sofas at “They tend to think I’m to call. home now also get unprece- always bluffing,” said Harrington had only a suit- dented access to the inner Esfandiari, who busted out ed ace and queen, and busted workings of those who have early Tuesday morning in his out when the community won millions at the tables, first day of play. “I couldn’t cards didn’t improve him, giv- making it difficult for pros to really push anyone around. I ing Simon the better hand. To help battle the high cost of education, successfully play the same was pretty much always wait- Simon and the other player, use the newspaper as a simple answer to ing for a good hand.” Jim Marrone, who folded a game they did before. many questions. From social studies, to the This year at the World Dealer Christopher Bowen, king and queen, were sur- A Simple Series of Poker $10,000 buy- 54, who’s worked the World prised. arts and sciences, the newspaper is an in main event, the scenario is Series 13 times, said the least “His play was not from his inexpensive way to diversify the daily no different. famous players have an edge. books,” said Marrone, a 36- curriculum. In a starting field of 6,358 “The player who ends up year-old pediatrician from players, the pros are facing winning is generally, in my American Samoa. “I thought Way to The advantages of Newspapers In Education many well-educated players opinion, the player who gets he’d at least have a pair of (NIE) are many: who have read the profession- most lost in the crowd,” jacks or better, or even ace- als’ books, studied them on Bowen said. “It’s the players king.” TV, know their strategies at • Affordable. Special student rates make no-limit Texas Hold ’em and newspapers affordable textbooks covering a Help variety of subjects. try to fight back with an eye on the tournament’s $8.25 million top prize. Jewelry • Improves reading skills. Evidence has Dan Harrington, a poker by shown there is a correlation between professional known for his knowledge and achievement among “Harrington on Hold’em” David Your series, said in a few years he students who read the newspaper. might have to write new books to counter the detailed Full Service • Up-to-date. The newspaper is a current hand analysis he espouses. “Since 1980” source of information which gives students a “As my books become 303 ‘A’ Talmage Rd., Ukiah 468-0640 Child's realistic look at events. absorbed into the general poker-playing population, the • High interest rates. Students have a high good players develop counter- strategies,” he said. interest in the newspaper because of the MENDO TRUCK variety of subjects covered. There’s But Harrington also throws Rocking Education the odd curve ball, like play- Chairs ACCESSORIES something for everyone. ing strange cards against opponents who perceive him to be more conservative. Gifts “Fortunately I haven’t had Jewelry For information on how you can become involved in to turn the hands over,” he said. “They were pretty bad.” Torrone NIE, call (468-3500) today. The 2006 champion, Jamie Gold, beat a hasty exit on Day Italian Candy 1 and said he failed to change SUPERIOR the somewhat loose but dev- See’s Candy astating play he used last year PROFESSIONAL to dominate the field. Your Fun Store SERVICE “I planned on completely 1252 Airport Park Plaza 406 Talmage Rd., Ukiah changing my game, and then Ukiah somehow I just kind of fell 462-2660 462-4614 590 S. School St., Ukiah • 468-3500 Behind Les Schwab Tire 10 – THURSDAY, JULY 12, 2007 TIME OUT Editor: Chris McCartney, 468-3524 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

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entist; Oscar Hammerstein II (1895-1960), records to the game to be burned on the field, Datebook: Thursday, July 12, 2007 lyricist; Buckminster Fuller (1895-1983), sci- but riots erupted. entist/inventor; Pablo Neruda (1904-1973), TODAY’S QUOTE: “A man is rich in pro- Today is the 193rd day of 2007 and the 22nd didate on a major-party ticket. poet; Milton Berle (1908-2002), comedian; portion to the number of things he can afford to day of summer. In 2006, Hezbollah guerrillas launched the Bill Cosby (1937-), comedian/actor, is 70; let alone.” -- Henry David Thoreau TODAY’S HISTORY: In 1871, religious “Operation True Promise” offensive against Topher Grace (1978-), actor, is 29. TODAY’S FACT: Ronald Reagan went on rioting in New York City left more than 50 Israel. TODAY’S SPORTS: In 1979, a promotion to defeat Walter Mondale in a landslide; dead. TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: Henry David caused the Chicago White Sox to forfeit the Mondale carried only one state: Minnesota. In 1984, Rep. Geraldine Ferraro, D-N.Y., Thoreau (1817-1862), author/philosopher; second game of a doubleheader against the TODAY’S MOON: Between last quarter became the first woman vice-presidential can- George Washington Carver (1861-1943), sci- Detroit Tigers. Fans were asked to bring disco (July 7) and new moon (July 14).

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. dealing with persons on a one- tion where your personal others look to you to establish 22) -- Look for those fresh on-one basis. affairs are concerned. the course of action in a joint ASTROGRAPH insights you are seeking SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- Pressures you’ve been experi- involvement. They recognize through conversations with Dec. 21) -- It’s not unusual for encing will now lessen con- you’re the one who is best By Bernice Bede Osol friends or associates who can you to work in fits and starts siderably. equipped to map out the easi- brainstorm well with you. upon occasion, but once you PISCES (Feb. 20-March est route. Seek out knowledgeable indi- set your mind to something, it 20) -- Some pleasant news GEMINI (May 21-June viduals who fit this bill. would take dynamite to take could get you off on a joyous 20) -- Someone to whom CANCER (June 21-July LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) you off a project until it is note, and once you’re in a you’ve been kind in the past 22) -- Although at times you -- This could be one of the totally completed. happy mood, there’s a good can be relied upon to once can be a loner, group involve- easier days for gratifying your CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- chance you will draw all types again come through for you, ment, especially where family ambitious objectives because Jan. 19) -- Sometimes we all of merry developments and helping without you even hav- is involved, will appeal to you shouldn’t have too much need to share our thoughts and situations to you. ing to ask. Friday, July 13, 2007 Get a jump on life by you. You’ll respond well in an trouble getting others to come feelings with others, and today ARIES (March 21-April Something out of the ordi- understanding the influences interest you share with others. onboard and help you achieve might be just that kind of day 19) -- The kind and charitable that are governing you in the nary could occur that will LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) -- manner in which you treat all them. for you. Deep conversations year ahead. Send for your serve to elevate your hopes Cooperation from your peers SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. with friends will be very satis- you encounter will yield much and expectations. Just when could be essential to your suc- Astro-Graph year-ahead pre- 22) -- Generally speaking, you fying and fulfilling. larger rewards for you at a dictions by mailing $2 to you thought life was going no cess in achieving an important are able to get along with most AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- later date. The seeds you plant Astro-Graph, c/o this newspa- place, things could liven up in goal. Fortunately, you’ll have people and that could make Feb. 19) -- There are many now are sown on fertile soil. per, P.O. Box 167, Wickliffe, ways that will bring much joy little trouble getting the right for a very pleasant day. But hopeful indications that you TAURUS (April 20-May OH 44092-0167. Be sure to to you. associates to go to bat for you. you’ll be the most effective are moving in the right direc- 20) -- Don’t be surprised when state your zodiac sign.

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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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Dear Annie: I moved away from home her own. Help her go through the want ads and you spent the rest of your life in self- conscious when I was 19 because I couldn’t live with my online listings, pack her up and get her out of avoidance. Is it possible your smile is not near- mother anymore. She was controlling, had ANNIE’S MAILBOX there. If she loses her temp job and can’t find ly as awful as you think? Can you check with double standards for my brother and me, and another, you can revisit the situation then. your dentist and see if the “flaws” can be was just a very unhappy person. As a kid, I By Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar Dear Annie: Can you please ask people to fixed? It might be worth saving your money to always felt I was walking on eggshells around stop demanding “Show your teeth” when tak- have a smile that makes you eager to “show her. I love my mother, but once I left, I never ing photographs? Not all of us are lucky your teeth.” wanted to go back. going to move out. I confronted my mother enough to have a nice smile, and having our Dear Annie: “Not So Grand” found out she After a year of not being able to find work, about her negativity and lack of patience, and photo taken is already a difficult experience. hadn’t been invited to a birthday party for her my mother moved in with my family. She had she’s made an effort, but it’s not enough. My parents are the worst offenders. I try to put son and made an unkind remark to her grand- nowhere else to go, so we told her she could I want my life back, but Mom has no one on my “best face,” but their admonishments daughter about it. Her daughter-in-law now stay with us while she looked for a job. She else. My brother cut off contact and lives in make me want to cry. Happy occasions turn limits contact and insisted Grandma fax a letter found a temporary position and has kept it for another state. Mom has no friends, because she into torments of self-conscious embarrassment. of apology to her son. It was admirable that over a year. The problem is that the company doesn’t accept that people have faults. How They are trying to tell me my smile is all right, Grandma did so. I suggest the next time she won’t hire her on a permanent basis. She says long do I have to do this? I don’t want to hurt but we all know it isn’t, and harassing me isn’t writes a check for the granddaughter’s she is sending out resumes, but can’t get an her, but why should my family suffer because going to make it better. preschool, she fax it instead of mailing it. -- interview because she is 62 years old. Mom Mom can’t get along with anyone? -- Please help them understand how hurtful Another Grandparent makes good money as a temp, but it is not a Frustrated in California their remarks can be. -- Shutter Shy Dear Grandparent: Cute, but we think a secure position. Dear Frustrated: Your mother is a healthy Dear Shutter Shy: You can’t stop your par- tit-for-tat approach, while satisfying, is ulti- My kids are now suffering the same anxi- adult with a decent job, and you are not respon- ents from thinking you are attractive. To them, mately counterproductive. Sometimes you just eties I felt as a child. Mom has alienated their sible for her housing. Tell Mom she is welcome you are. Since a smile is so important in inter- have to swallow your misery for the sake of the friends, and they ask me daily when she is to visit often, but it’s time she had a place of personal relationships, it would be a shame if relationship -- or what’s left of it.

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494-07 532-07 492-07 488-07 7-5,12,19/07 7-12/07 7-5,12,19/07 6-29,7-5,12/07 NOTICE OF UNIFIED TRUSTEE’S SALE NOTICE OF ELECTION NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE T.S. No. 5728 UNDER DEED OF TRUST T.S. #: 7081-RT T.S. No.: LBS-064160 Loan No.: IN THE Loan No. 197357 Loan: AM0001/Hunter-Brownback Other: 028112701908 YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UN- Calpella County Water District NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE E706158 A.P. Number 048-341-22 You are YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF DER A DEED OF TRUST DATED 3/9/2005. Hopland Public Utilities District Mendocino County Russian River Flood Control & WCI District in default under a Deed of Trust, dated March TRUST DATED 3/1/2005. UNLESS YOU and Security Agreement dated 3/23/2005. Millview County Water District 14, 2006, unless you take action to protect TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROP- UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT Potter Valley Community Services District your property, it may be sold at a public sale. ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A Potter Valley Irrigation District If you need an explanation of the nature of SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANA- Redwood Valley/Calpella Fire Protection District the proceeding against you, you should con- OF THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING TION OF THE NATURE OF THE PROCEED- Redwood Valley County Water District tact a lawyer. Notice is hereby given that AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT INGS AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CON- Sanel Valley Fire Protection District Redwood Trust Deed Services, Inc., as trust- A LAWYER. TACT A LAWYER. On 7/26/2007, 10:00 Ukiah Valley Fire Protection District ee, or successor trustee, or substituted trust- A public auction sale to the highest bidder for ee pursuant to the Deed of Trust executed by A.M., Standard Trust Deed Service Compa- Willow County Water District cash, cashier’s check drawn on state or na- Brooke Hunter-Brownback, an unmarried ny, as duly appointed Trustee under and pur- Notice is hereby given in accordance with the Uniform District Election Law of the State of Cal- tional bank, check drawn by a state or federal woman Recorded on 03/17/2006 as Instru- credit union, or a check drawn by a state or suant to Deed of Trust recorded on ifornia that a Consolidated District Election will be held in the above named district on Novem- ber 6, 2007; and that candidates to be voted upon at said election may be nominated for the ment No. 2006-05042 in Book - Page - of Of- federal savings and loan association, or sav- 3/17/2005, as Document No. 2005-05665, of following office(s): ficial Records in the office of the County Re- ings association, or savings bank specified in Official Records in the Office of the Recorder Calpella County Water District corder of Mendocino County, California, and Section 5102 of the Financial Code and au- of Mendocino, California, executed by Peter Office Number Elected Qualifications pursuant to the Notice of Default and Election thorized to do business in this state will be A. Richardson, an unmarried man, as Director - Full Term 3 At large Must be a registered to Sell thereunder recorded 03/22/2007 in held by the duly appointed trustee as shown Trustor, Luther Burbank Savings, a Feder- elector residing in the Book -, Page -, as Instrument No. 2007- below, of all right, title, and interest conveyed ally Chartered Savings Association, as district 05359 of said Official Records, will sell on to and now held by the trustee in the herein- Beneficiary. Will sell at public auction to the Hopland Public Utilities District 07/27/2007 at the main entrance to the Men- after described property under and pursuant docino County Courthouse, 100 North State highest bidder for cash, (payable at time of Office Number Elected Qualifications to a Deed of Trust described below. The sale Street Ukiah, CA at 10:00 A.M. at public auc- sale in lawful money of the United States, by Director - Full Term 2 At large Must be a registered will be made, but without covenant or warran- tion to the highest bidder for cash (payable at ty, expressed or implied, regarding title, pos- Cash, a Cashier’s check drawn by a state or elector residing in the the time of sale in lawful money of the United session, or encumbrances, to pay the remain- national bank, a check drawn by a state or district Mendocino County Russian River Flood Control & WCI District States), all right, title and interest conveyed to ing principal sum of the note(s) secured by federal credit union, or a check drawn by a Office Number Elected Qualifications and now held by it under said Deed of Trust the Deed of Trust, with interest and late state or federal savings and loan association, Director - Full Term 2 At large Must be a registered in the property situated in said County and charges thereon, as provided in the note(s), savings association, or savings bank speci- elector residing in the State hereinafter described: The land refer- advances, under the terms of the Deed of fied in Section 5201 of the Financial Code district red to herein is situated in the State of Califor- Trust, interest thereon, fees, charges and ex- and authorized to do business in this state.) Millview County Water District nia, County of Mendocino, Unincorporated penses of the Trustee for the total amount (at At the main entrance to the Mendocino Office Number Elected Qualifications Area, and is described as follows: Parcel the time of the initial publication of the Notice One: Parcel 3, as numbered and designated County Courthouse, 100 North State Director - Full Term 2 At large Must be a registered of Sale) reasonably estimated to be set forth upon the Parcel Map of Minor Subdivision, Street, Ukiah, CA, all right, title and interest elector residing in the below. The amount may be greater on the MS 189-77, filed for record on May 10, 1978 day of sale. conveyed to and now held by it under said district in Map Case 2, Drawer 32, Page 46, Mendo- Trustor: MARK RIGGS AND KITTY RIGGS, Deed of Trust in the property situated in said Potter Valley Community Services District Office Number Elected Qualifications cino County Records. Parcel Two: A non-ex- HUSBAND AND WIFE, AS JOINT County, California, describing the land there- Director - Full Term 3 At large Must be a registered clusive easement for ingress and egress over TENANTS in: Beginning at the intersection of the North- elector residing in the the following described strip of land: Begin- Duly Appointed Trustee: LAW OFFICES OF erly line of Smith Street with the Easterly line district ning at the most Westerly corner of Parcel 3, LES ZIEVE Deed of Trust recorded of Oak Street in the City of Ukiah; thence run- Potter Valley Irrigation District as numbered and designated upon the above 3/23/2005 as Instrument No. 2005-06142 in ning Easterly along the Northerly line of Smith Office Number Elected Qualifications described Parcel Map; thence North 63 º 32' book, page of Official Records in the office of Street 103 feet, more or less, to the South- Director Div.1-Full Term 1 At large Must be a registered West, a distance of 50.00 feet; thence on a the Recorder of Mendocino County, Califor- curve to the left through a central angle of 90º west corner of the parcel of land conveyed by Director Div. 3-Full Term 1 At large elector residing in the nia, Date of Sale: 7/18/2007 at 10:00 AM. Director Div. 4-Full Term 1 At large district, must also be a with a radius of 23.00 feet and a length of Place of Sale: AT THE MAIN ENTRANCE Elizabeth Briggs, et al, to Martha Jane El- 39.27 feet; thence North 26º 28' East, a dis- ledge by Deed dated September 12th, 1904 Director Div. 5-Short Term 1 At large freeholder of land TO THE MENDOCINO COUNTY COURT- tance of 100.00 feet; thence South 63º 32' HOUSE, 100 NORTH STATE STREET, and recorded in Liber 96 of Deeds, Page 436, Assessor - Full Term 1 At large within the boundaries Treasurer - Full Term 1 At large of the district East, a distance of 50.00 feet; thence South UKIAH, CALIFORNIA Mendocino County records, thence Northerly Redwood Valley/Calpella Fire Protection District 26º 28' West, 120.00 feet, more or less, to the Amount of unpaid balance and other charges: along the Westerly line of said Elledge Land Office Number Elected Qualifications point of beginning . The property address and $309,520.56 85.25 feet, more or less, to the Southeastern Director - Full Term 3 At large Must be a registered other common designation, if any, of the real Note: Because the Beneficiary reserves the corner of the parcel of land conveyed by John Director - Short Term 1 At large elector residing in the property described above is purported to be: right to bid less than the total debt owed, it is Carroll Ruddock, et al, Henry G. Mercer, et district 362 St. Marys Drive, Hopland, CA The un- possible that at the time of the sale the open- ux, by Deed dated May 20th, 1943 and re- Redwood Valley County Water District dersigned Trustee disclaims any liability for ing bid may be less than the total debt owed. corded in Liber 164 of official records, Page Office Number Elected Qualifications any incorrectness of the property address and Street Address or other common designation Director - Full Term 3 At large Must be a registered other common designation, if any, shown of real property: 141 NORTH COURT RD 18, Mendocino County records; thence West- herein. The total amount of the unpaid bal- erly along the South line of said Mercer Land Director - Short Term 1 At large elector residing in the UKIAH, CA 95482 ance of the obligation secured by the property A.P.N.: 184-052-04 103 feet, more or less, to the East line of Oak district Sanel Valley Fire Protection District to be sold and reasonable estimated costs, The undersigned Trustee disclaims any liabili- Street; thence Southerly along the East line of Office Number Elected Qualifications expenses and advances at the time of the ini- ty for any incorrectness of the street address Oak Street to the point of beginning. A.P.N.: Director - Full Term 3 At large Must be a registered tial publication of the Notice of Sale is: or other common designation, if any, shown 002-183-004 The property heretofore descri- elector residing in the $252,052.77 In addition to cash, the Trustee above. if no street address or other common bed is being sold “as is”. The street address district will accept a cashier's check drawn on a state designation is shown, directions to the loca- and other common designation, if any, of the Ukiah Valley Fire Protection District or national bank, a check drawn by a state or tion of the property may be obtained by send- real property described above is purported to Office Number Elected Qualifications federal credit union or a check drawn by a ing a written request to the beneficiary within be: 294 West Smith Street, Ukiah, CA Director - Full Term 3 At large Must be a registered state or federal savings and loan association, 10 days of the date of first publication of this savings association or savings bank specified 95482. The undersigned Trustee disclaims elector residing in the Notice of Sale. in Section 5102 of the Financial Code and au- any liability for any incorrectness of the street district June 26, 2007 thorized to do business in this state. In the LAW OFFICES OF LES ZIEVE, as Trustee address and other common designation, if Willow County Water District Office Number Elected Qualifications event tender other than cash is accepted the 17682 Beach Blvd, Suite 204 any, shown herein. Said sale will be made, Director - Full Term 2 At large Must be a registered Trustee may withhold the issuance of the Huntington Beach, CA 92647 but without covenant or warrant, expressed or elector residing in the Trustee's Deed until funds become available Automated Sale Information Line: implied, regarding title, possession or encum- district to the payee or endorsee as a matter of right. 818-487-8009 or brances, to pay the remaining principal sum Official Declaration of Candidacy forms for eligible candidates desiring to file for the above of- Said sale will be made, but without covenant www.elitepostandpub.com of the note(s) secured by said Deed of Trust, fice may be obtained from the Office of the County Clerk, located at 501 Low Gap Rd., Rm. or warranty, express or implied regarding title, For Non-Automated Sale Information, call: with interest thereon, as provided in said #1020, Ukiah (463-4371) on and after July 16, 2007 and must be filed not later than 5 p.m., possession or encumbrances, to satisfy the 714-848-9272 note(s), advances, if any, under the terms of August 10, 2007; provided if Declaration of Candidacy papers for an incumbent are not filed by indebtedness secured by said Deed, advan- /s/ Vevette Cota, Trustee Officer ces thereunder, with interest as provided the Deed of Trust, estimated fees, charges the latter date and hour, any person other than the incumbent, shall have until 5 p.m. on Au- VEVETTE COTA therein, and the unpaid principal balance of and expenses of the Trustee and of the Trust gust 15, 2007 to file a Declaration of Candidacy for such elective office. THIS FIRM IS ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT the Note secured by said Deed with interest A DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION WE OB- created by said Deed of Trust, to-wit: In the event there are no nominees or an insufficient number of nominees for each elective office and a petition for an election is not timely filed, that is by August 15, 2007, an thereon as provided in said Note, fees, charg- TAIN WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. $542,686.39 estimated. Accrued interest and appointment to such elective office shall be made by the supervising authority as prescribed in es and expenses of the trustee and the trusts EPP417. 6/29, 7/5, 7/12/2007. additional advances, if any, will increase the Elections Code Sec. 10515. created by said Deed of Trust. Dated: figure prior to sale. Beneficiary hereby elects Dated: July 9, 2007 06/26/2007 Redwood Trust Deed Services, to conduct a unified foreclosure sale pursuant Inc., as said Trustee, Attn: Robert Cullen, 526-07 MARSHA A. WHARFF 7-12/07 to the provisions of California Commercial Assessor-County Clerk-Recorder P.O. Box 6875, Santa Rosa, CA, 95406-0875 Trustee's Sale Line (714) 259-7850 By: Rob- NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF BULK SALE Code section 9604, et seq., and to include in s/Katrina Bartolomie UCC Sec. 6015 & Sec. 6104 ert Cullen, President ASAP# 869358 the non judicial foreclosure of the real proper- Assistant Registrar of Voters NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a bulk sale 07/05/2007, 07/12/2007, 07/19/2007 ty interest described in the Security Agree- is about to be made. The name(s), business ment dated 3/23/2005, between the original address(es) of the Seller(s), is/are: (if none, 531-07 so state): Trustor and the original beneficiary, as it may 515-07 7-12/07 Craig Vincent 7-6,7,8,9,10,11,12/07 have been amended from time to time, and NOTICE OF ELECTION 1420 S State St, Ukiah, Ca 95482 Invitation to Bid pursuant to any other instruments between Notice is hereby given to the voters of the following districts of the County of Mendo- Doing Business as: Ukiah Cycle Center The Coyote Valley Tribal Council, as Owner, the Trustor and beneficiary referencing a se- cino, State of California, that a governing board member election will be held on November 6, All other business name(s) and address(es) is soliciting bids for the drilling of an 8 inch di- used by the Seller(s) within the past three curity interest in personal property. Beneficia- 2007, for the purpose of electing the officers indicated below: ameter, 250 foot deep, water well on Tribal years, as stated by the Seller(s), is/are: (if District Office Number Elected ry reserves its right to evoke its election as to property located in Mendocino County, Cali- none, so state): Mendo-Lake Comm College-TA1 Gov.Brd.Mbr. 1 Long Term At Large some or all of said personal property and/or fornia. Interested bidders may review and/or Street Bike Services, 1420 S State St, Ukiah, Mendo-Lake Comm College-TA3 Gov.Brd.Mbr. 1 Long Term At Large fixtures or to add additional personal property obtain a copy of the specifications and draw- Ca 95482 Mendo-Lake Comm College-TA4 Gov.Brd.Mbr. 1 Long Term At Large and/or fixtures to the election herein ex- ings for this project by calling Mary Weber at The name(s) and address of the Buyer(s) Mendo-Lake Comm College-TA7** Gov.Brd.Mbr. 1 Long Term At Large is/are: pressed, as Beneficiary’s sole election, from 707.462.0457 or 707.462.5314 ex. 105 or by County Board of Education-TA3 Member 1 Long Term Trustee Area David J. O’Leary time to time and at any time until the consum- visiting: County Board of Education-TA4 Member 1 Long Term Trustee Area 2501 N State St, Ukiah, Ca 95482 Indian Health Service mation of the Trustee’s Sale to be conducted County Board of Education-TA6 Member 1 Long Term At Large The assets being sold are generally descri- Ukiah Field Office pursuant to the Deed of Trust and this Notice Potter Valley Comm Unified Gov.Brd.Mbr. 3 Long Term At Large bed as: 609 South State Street, Suite A of Trustee’s Sale. See the Deed of Trust, if Ukiah Unified-TA Central Gov.Brd.Mbr. 3 Long Term At Large DESCRIPTION: THE ASSETS OF A CER- Ukiah, CA 95482 TAIN motorcycle dealer business known applicable. The personal property which was Official Declaration of Candidacy forms for eligible candidates desiring to file for any Sealed bids should be sent to the owner at: as Ukiah Cycle Center and are located at: given as security for trustor’s obligation as: All of the elective offices may be obtained from the office of the County Clerk, 501 Low Gap Coyote Valley Tribal Council 1420 S State St, Ukiah, Ca 95482 Road, Room 1020, Ukiah, or for **Mendo-Lake Comm College TA-7 may be obtained from the furniture, furnishings, machinery, appliances, ATTN: Deanna McCarty, Tribal Administrator The bulk sale is intended to be consummated Lake County Registrar of Voters, 255 N. Forbes St, Lakeport on or after July 16, 2007 and equipment, ranges, refrigerators, furnaces, 7751 North State Street at the office of: Redwood Empire Title Com- must be filed not later than 5 p.m. on August 10, 2007; provided if declaration of candidacy pa- water heaters, filers, apparatus, fixtures and P.O. Box 39 pany of Mendocino County and the antici- pers for an incumbent are not filed by the latter date and hour, any person other than the in- pated sale date is July 31, 2007. articles whether in single units or centrally Redwood Valley, CA 95470 cumbent, shall have until 5:00 p.m. on August 15, 2007 to file a Declaration of Candidacy for The bulk sale is subject to California Uniform controlled, used to supply heat, gas, air-con- A pre-bid conference and site visit for this such elective office. Commercial Code Section 6106.2 project will be held on July 16th, 2007 at ditioning, water, light, power, refrigeration, In the event there are no nominees or an insufficient number of nominees for such The name and address of the person with 10AM at the entrance to the Coyote Valley ventilation, laundry, clothes drying, dish office and a petition for an election is not filed by August 15, 2007, an appointment to each whom claims may be filed is: Redwood Em- Casino located at 7751 N. State Street, pire Title Company of Mendocino County, 376 washing, garbage disposal, or other services, elective office will be made pursuant to Elections Code Section 10515. Ukiah, CA. E. Gobbi Street, P.O. Box 238, Ukiah, CA and any other thing the furnishings of which Dated: July 9, 2007 Bids will be accepted by the Tribal Council 95482. And the last date for filing claims by by lessors to lessees is customary or appro- MARSHA A. WHARFF until 2:00 PM on Thursday, August 2nd, any creditor shall be July 30, 2007 which is Assessor-County Clerk-Recorder priate, including, but not limited to screens, 2007. Bids received after that time will not be the business day before the sale date speci- s/Katrina Bartolomie screen doors, window shades, storm doors, accepted. They will be opened in public and fied above. Assistant Registrar of Voters storm windows, floor coverings, awnings, and read aloud at the Administrative Offices of the Dated: July 3, 2007. BUYERS: stoves located and to be located on the im- Coyote Valley Tribe shortly after the specified /s/David J. O’Leary provements known as: 294 West Smith closing time. 536-07 this order to show cause be published in the DAVID J. O’LEARY Street, Ukiah, CA 94582. APN: 002-183-004. 7-12,19,26,8-2/07 Ukiah Daily Journal, a newspaper of general No warranty is made that any or all of the per- SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, circulation printed in Mendocino County, Cali- sonal property still exists or is available for COUNTY OF MENDOCINO, UKIAH fornia, once a week for four successive the successful bidder and no warranty is BRANCH weeks prior to the date set for hearing on the made as to the condition of any of the person- In the Matter of the Application of Nathan petition. When you use the Classifieds al property, which shall be sole “as is” “where Alexander Fossett, a minor, by Stephanie Stephanie Epperson to find a job, you will be Epperson, his/her parent, petitioner, for 485 Melody Ln is”. The beneficiary under the Deed of Trust going up, the corporate heretofore executed and delivered to the un- Change of Name. Upper Lake, CA 95485 dersigned, a written Declaration of Default ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR CHANGE 275-9405 ladder, that is. In the OF NAME /s/ Richard J. Henderson and Demand for Sale, and a Written Notice of Classifieds, you will find lots of Unlimited RICHARD J. HENDERSON Default and Election to Sell. The undersigned No. SCUK CVPT 0799492 JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT jobs and just maybe one of caused said Notice of Default and Election to Date: Filed July 11, 2007 them will take you right up Sell to be recorded in the County where the WHEREAS Stephanie Epperson, petitioner, real property is located and more than three as parent of applicant Nathan Alexander the corporate ladder of months have elapsed since such recordation. Fossett, a minor, has filed a petition with the Sell It Fast success. We are attempting to collect a debt and clerk of this court for a decree changing appli- With any information we obtain will be used for cant’s name from Nathan Alexander Fossett that purpose. For Trustee’s Sale information to Nathan Alexander Sneed; Ukiah please call (925)603-7342. Date: June 27, ITIS ORDERED that all persons interested in Daily the above matter appear in Department E of 2007 Standard Trust Deed Service Compa- this court, 100 N. State Street, Ukiah, Cali- Journal ny, a California Corporation, as Trustee, fornia, on August 24, 2007, at 9:30 a.m., or 2600 Stanwell Drive #200, Concord, CA as soon thereafter as the matter may be Classifieds 94520 (925)603-1000 Amy Rigsby, Assis- heard and show cause, if any, why the peti- 590 S. School St., Ukiah tant Secretary. (RSVP# 86741) (07/05/07, tion for change of name should not be grant- 07/12/07, 07/19/07) ed. 468-3500 IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that a copy of THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL THURSDAY, JULY 12, 2007 -13

479-07 HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP 6-27, 7-5,12/07 10 NOTICES 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE Climbing AFTER SCHOOL Homemaker/Chore- PARKS Redwood Empire TLC Child & Youth Advocate TS # CA-07-78025-CH Loan # 2000209234 PROGRAM worker. Immed CARETAKER II Sawmill in The Mountain... Family Services Intensive YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF COORDINATOR opening in Ukiah. P/T City of Healdsburg. Cloverdale TRUST DATED 9/30/2005. UNLESS YOU Together seeks 2 additional Treatment Foster City of Healdsburg flexed sched. Good Salary range; is seeking an experi- TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROP- Customer Service homes for Shelter Care Program. Sal: $15-$18 hr, DOE. pay. Call A Family $4044-$4936/month, enced Planerman. ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC Alzheimer’s Associates Care program PT O-20 hrs week Under general direc- Friend at 937-1298 plus excel. benefit Full-time with bene- SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF Caregiver Benefit Immediate openings Applicants need to mornings in Ukiah. tion of the Communi- pkg. Under general fits. Please fax your have at least 1 spare THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING Grace Hudson available in our Will aid Foster Pa- ty Services Director Housekeeping supervison, performs resume to bdrm to house a child AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A Museum Convenience rents w/child rear- LAWYER. A public auction sale to the highest plans, organizes & Supervisor, House- both physical & tech. 707-894-4632 or for up to 30 days. Sat. Sept. 8 Stores/Gas Guaranteed monthly ing problems. As- bidder for cash, cashier's check drawn on a supervises 2 sites of keeper & Janitors work in the maint. of apply in person at 2-6 pm Stations. allotment. Generous sist children & state or national bank, check drawn by state the City’s after school Immed. Opening. public parks, land- 31401 McCray Road Tickets $25 Comp. wages, medi- increase upon place- youth w/difficulties or federal credit union, or a check drawn by a prog. For additional Excel. Benefits. scaped medians, in Cloverdale. Several dynamite cal, dental, vacation, ment. Income tax-ex- in social adjust- state or federal savings and loan association, info. incl. qual. & Ed. 707-483-1959 John athletic fields & rec- local artists will 401k, bonus incen- Registered Dental empt. Exp. with chil- ments. Must have or savings association, or savings bank speci- req. request a job an- reational areas. In- dren req. Parents will perform. Sponsored tives, & education Human Resource Assistant for general AA or BA in Social fied in Section 5102 to the Financial code and by: Thrivent Financial nouncement from the cumbents will also in- receive training, + So- reimbursement. Specialist & cosmetic dentistry. Science Field w/1 authorized to do business in this state, will be for Lutherans & City of Healdsburg, stall, diagnose, trou- cial Worker, in-home Cash handling exp. Progressive Send resume to yr. exp. with chil- held by duly appointed trustee. The sale will Soroptimist Personnel Office bleshoot & maint. support & respite. be made, but without covenant or warranty, Preferred. Must be Manufacutring 702 S. Dora St. Ukiah Need 1 or 2-parent dren in institutional International of 401 Grove Street, City owned irrigation expressed or implied, regarding title, posses- Yokayo Sunrise. able to work a variety Company has an Roofing Supplier homes, with 1 parent settings. $10-$14 Healdsburg, CA 95448. systems. Req. edu- sion, or encumbrances, to pay the remaining Tickets: Mendocino of schedules. excellent opportunity has immediate open- home full time. Home DOE. Job #07-YA. Phone 707-431-3322 cation equiv. to grad. principal sum of the note(s) secured by the Book Co., Ukiah Apply in person for qualified individu- ing for Class B driver with no more than 1 Facility #236801918. City application from high school & at biological child con- Deed of Trust, with interest and late charges or any Committee and Loader. Must be Therapeutic req. Submit app.by @ 1301 N. State St. al. For details & how sidered. thereon, as provided in the note(s), advances, Member or Carole least 2 yrs. exp. in Residental Staff 7/25/07. EOE/AA/ADA Ukiah, CA 95482 to apply - Please able to lift 50lbs. Full Retirees invited to under the terms of the Deed of Trust, interest Hester @ 707-925- landscape and/or (707) 462-7624 1105 visit: www.wabtec.com time, excellent bene- apply. Contact TLC Children’s Center in thereon, fees, charges and expenses of the 2795. To donate to All Shifts FT & PT park maint. & con- this event, send S. State St. Ukiah, Corporate fits. Apply in person 707-463-1100 Willits On-call. Pro- Trustee for the total amount (at the time of the Available!!! struction & irrig. tech. checks payable to: CA 95482 (707) 462- Information/Careers/ with current DMV Lic#236800809 vide supervision initial publication of the Notice of Sale) rea- No experience need- Apply by 7/27/07. Thrivent Financial 3229 585 E. Perkins Opportunities printout. M-F 8:00- and care for each sonably estimated to be set forth below. The ed. Higher wage with The job announce- For Lutherans St. Ukiah, CA 95482 Locations: 3:00. 2310 So. State TRINITY YOUTH individual child in a amount may be greater on the day of sale. 75 N. Main St., #116, experience This ment & city SERVICES group home setting. BENEFICIARY MAY ELECT TO BID LESS (707) 468-1651 USA, CA Willits. St., Ukiah, CA Willits, CA 95490 year's seniors app. can be obtained Child Care AA or BA degree THAN THE TOTAL AMOUNT DUE. SECRET welcome. Full train- Dental Receptionist/ Inst. Asst. for on our web site at Swing & graveyard Trustor(s): KALAWAIA F. AKO, A MARRIED SHOPPERS and/or experience ing provided. Drug Sterilization Tech Severely Disabled, www.ci.healdsburg.ca.us shifts available. in related field pre- MAN, AS HIS SOLE AND SEPARATE GI MOM’S or by calling the To evaluate local testing required, can- needed for busy $11/hr+ben; Inst Starting $9.40 per hr. ferred but not req’d. PROPERTY Recorded: 10/14/2005 as Instru- City of Healdsburg, businesses. Flex hrs, nabis not tested for dental office. Must Asst. for ages 5-7 On call $9 per hr. $10-14, DOE. Job ment No. 2005-22335 in book XXX, page and Personnel Office training provided. hire. Assist disabled enjoy working w/pub- $10-11/hr DOE+ben; Qualif. 21 years old, XXX of Official Records in the office of the 401 Grove Street, 800-585-9024 ext #07-TRS. Faciity in their home and on lic. Exp. preferred, Asst. Teacher, BA Med. & drug exam, Recorder of MENDOCINO County, California; FRIENDS Healdsburg, CA 95448. 6520 #236801878. outings. Call for but will train. 4 days T.B. test, criminal Date of Sale: 7/18/2007 at 10:00 AM Place of New support req’d-full or part time; Phone 707-431-3322 All applicants must interview 485-5168 wk, full benefits. Seniors nd domestic background check. Sale: At the main entrance to the Mendocino group forming. Credentialed Teacher EOE/AA/ADA. pass background Application at help. Reliable & ver- Great benefit pkg. County Courthouse, 100 North State Street, Every other Friday APT manager w/exp. for ages 7-9, 2.5 check, physical & Ukiah, CA. Amount of unpaid balance and www.longvalley.org satile. 8hrs. per wk.+- Apply 11:30 to 1:00. If for 32 unit Vallejo day/wk job share, Part time tasting TB before hire. other charges: $315,284.39 The purported or 50 Branscomb .822-2383, 463-0953 915 W. Church St. interested please complex. Views of prefer Montessori room employee. Must have valid property address is: 242 IRVINGTON DRIV- Mare Island. Light Rd./ Layt. Questions? exp. or will train; all We’re looking for SHOWROOM Ukiah 95482 CDL & clean DMV. EUKIAH, CA 95482 Assessors Parcel No. call 459-4044. maintenance a+. 984-6137 ext. 146. start 8/20; Tree of people and wine-lov- SALES Applicants MUST 001-384-13-00 The undersigned Trustee dis- ‘Till They Deadline 7-17-07 EOE. WANTED Aaron 415.786.6851 Life Montessori ing individuals with a Filling Part time posi- specify position ap- claims any liability for any incorrectness of the All Come Home IMMEDIATELY Charter School, 462- dynamic personality. tion for tile show- plying for in cover property address or other common designa- AUDIO/VIDEO DIESEL 0913, PO Box 966, Barra of Mendocino. room. Need a person A new health tion, if any, shown herein. If no street address Mailboxes PRODUCTION MECHANIC letter or resume. Ukiah 95482 (707) 485-0322 with great customer care facility is or other common designation is shown, direc- TEACHER 5 yrs. exp. Good pay. Fax: 707-462-6994 Available to rent service skills, design in need of the tions to the location of the property may be Creative Workshop Mendocino + benefits. Clean Instructional Pear packing house or mail: HR PO and organizational following: obtained by sending a written request to the 759 S.State 468-0251 High School DMV. 462-9318. Paraprofessionals positions avail. Box 422, Ukiah, CA skills. Please inquire beneficiary within 10 days of the date of first P/T 10 hrs/wk + - Special Education 801 Babcock Ln. 95482. EOE. LOST & Driver-Delivery at 169-A Mason St., publication of this Notice of Sale. If the Trust- poss eve classes. $12.74-$16.26 Ukiah. 462-7910 ●CNA’s 30 FOUND in our van M-F. Ukiah. Open M-F 8-5 ee is unable to convey title for any reason, $27.84-$46.36/hr. (AA or 48 units) All Shifts SERVICES 8:30-5:30 Starts People to work with & Sat. 10-3. the successful bidder's sole and exclusive Regular teaching $12.13 - $15.48 $8.25 hr. + med. developmentally (competitive & 200 OFFERED remedy shall be the return of monies paid to credential not (less than 48 units) SMALL ENGINE attractive rates). the Trustee, and the successful bidder shall Raise in 90 days. disabled adults one HANDY MAN required. Visit One position Repair Teacher ● have no further recourse. Date: 6/27/2007 Call 489-5115 on one in their own Dietary Aide All Home Repairs www.mcoe.us/jobs requires strong Willits High School Quality Loan Service Corp.2141 5th Avenue DRIVERS - $1000 home. All Shifts AM/PM Yard & Tree Work or 467-5012 signing skills P/T 2 hrs/day San Diego, CA 92101619-645-7711 For NON HIRING BONUS available. Call DUMP RUNS. I AM TRULY LOST! DEADLINE: 7-12-07 (ASL preferred) 5 days/wk SALE information only Sale Line: 714-259- Golden State Cindy 468-9331 Please see or call: 367-0076 I am just a 3 month Ukiah/Willits $27.84-$46.36/hr 7850 or Login to: www.fidelityasap.com Rein- Overnight is hiring Bobbye Greet old puppy who never BOOKKEEPER www.mcoe.us/jobs PHARMACIST Regular teaching statement Line: (619) 645-7711 ext 400 Linh full & part time driv- Joan Wright should have tried tak- P/T w/busy real es- 467-5012 or position available. credential not BUSINESS Tran, If you have previously been discharged ers with insured, Rebecca Randall ing off on my own! I tate office. Quick- [email protected]. Salary Negotiable requried. Visit 250 RENTALS through bankruptcy, you may have been re- dependable van or 131 Whitmore Ln. was taking a walk. I books exp. nec. Pay- Apply by 7/13/07 Willits Rexall www.mcoe.us/jobs OFFICE SPACE. leased of personal liability for this loan in pickup w/shell for Ukiah, Ca. 95482 which case this letter is intended to exercise wandered into a kind roll, AR & AP. Knowl- Pharmacy or 467-5012 202 W. Perkins. local morning small 707-462-6636 the note holder's rights against the real prop- persons yard in the edge of office equip- Join the Helpful 90 S. Main St. Willits. DEADLINE: 7-12-07 $350/mo. package delivery erty only. THIS NOTICE IS SENT FOR THE 500 block of Empire ment & procedures Hardware Folks at 459-6877 272-7388 routes based in Wanted: PT Book- PURPOSE OF COLLECTING A DEBT. THIS Dr. on Wed. 7/5. I a+. Hourly wage Mendo Mill & Fax 459-3299 TEACHER - Ukiah. Earn a com- keeper. Flexible Hrs. FIRM IS ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A have a sore on my based on exp.Send Lumber Company Contact Dave Lovitt ALTERNATIVE Retail dwntwn, 352 petitive wage plus Send reply to box DEBT ON BEHALF OF THE HOLDER AND back. She was so reply to box 4135, c/o - Willits - Accepting or Kathy EDUCATION N. State St. 1500 sq Ukiah Daily Journal, mileage reimburse- 04040, c/o Ukiah Dai- OWNER OF THE NOTE. ANY INFORMA- worried about me Applications for the County Community ft. Great location! P.O. Box 749, Ukiah, ment plus addition- PHARMACY CLERK/ ly Journal, P.O. Box TION OBTAINED BY OR PROVIDED TO that she brought me following: School $900/mo. 459-3696 CA 95482-0749. al reimbursement TYPIST in training. 749, Ukiah, CA THIS FIRM OR THE CREDITOR WILL BE to the Ukiah shelter. I F/T $27.84- USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. As required by BOOKKEEPER/ for fuel cost.Routes Computer, typing, 95482-0749. SHOP/WAREHOUSE am now on medicine Store Sales: Bring $46.36/hr law, you are hereby notified that a negative ACCOUNTING available Mon-Fri. MATH, people skills, 4950+/- sq.ft. and i sure do hope your prior exp in Visit YOUTH credit report reflecting on your credit record SUPERVISOR & Tues-Sat. Bene- P/T 9-1, or 4-8, or Shared fenced yard my person finds me. I hardware, plumbing www.mcoe.us/jobs DEVELOPMENT may be submitted to a credit report agency if Experienced Ac- fits available includ- F/T. Sal. DOE, drug am a black and white & paint, etc and help or 467-5012 SPECIALIST Great N. Ukiah Loc. you fail to fulfill the terms of your credit obliga- countant/Bookkeeper ing health coverage test. BLUE DRUG female pup. I am at our customers with DEADLINE: 7-13-07 .5 FTE/11 mos tions. ASAP# 862310 06/27/2007, with full competency & 401k with compa- 707-468-5220 298 Plant Rd. If no their selections. /flex schd DOWNTOWN 07/05/2007, 07/12/2007 in A/R, A/P, bank rec- ny match. one finds me I will be Yard Sales: Some PHARMACY 3 years of paid or 1600+/-sqft Ofc. Ste. onciliation, fixed as- Contact Steven TEACHER - available for adoption forklift experience a TECHNICIAN Criminal and unpaid exp. work- Hi-traffic loc. Parking. sets & G/L monthly Koller 866-779-7726 7/12. Call Sage 467- plus. Full or part time. Restorative Justice ing with students PUBLIC NOTICE close. Respond via-e- or [email protected] PUBLIC NOTICE 6453 Truck Driver: Local Willits Rexall $27.84-$46.36/hr and families. MEDICAL OFFICE mail [email protected] DRIVERS area delivery, must Pharmacy Cloverdale $15.53-$19.81/hr or RETAIL 475-07 or send resume to 535-07 2 positions. $9 per hr. have a B or better li- 90 S. Main St. Willits. High School Mendocino S. Orchard 6-21,28,7-5,12/07 7-12,19,26,8-2/07 Metalfx, Attn: F/T. Evenings. cense and be DOT 459-6877 Regular teaching County Office 3400+-sq. ft. FICTITIOUS FICTITIOUS Human Resources, 468-0128 compliant. Fax 459-3299 credential not of Education Parking. BUSINESS NAME BUSINESS NAME 300 East Hill Road STATEMENT STATEMENT DRs, RNs, MAs, Kitchen Design & PLANNER required. Visit File No.: 07-F0474 Willits, Ca. 95490 File No.: 2007-F0410 Phlebs needed for Sales:Prior exp, Experienced Planner Visit www.mcoe.us/jobs LEE KRAEMER THE FOLLOWING I was hungry and BRICK MASONS THE FOLLOWING PERSON(S) IS insurance exams. req’d. that is Self Motivated, www.mcoe.us/jobs or 467-5012 Real Estate Broker what better place to Dependable, drivers PERSON(S) IS (ARE) DOING BUSI- Dependable car a Computer Literate, or call 467-5012 DEADLINE: 7-19-07 468-8951 NESS AS: find some food then lic. a must. Please (ARE) DOING BUSI- must. Call (650)340- Acceptable results of able to research in DEADLINE: KIMMEL FAMILY the Ukiah Raley's. It call 485-8455 lv nsg APARTMENTS NESS AS: 6169, Fax 340-6174 drug test and physi- Data Base, Crystal 7/19/07 VINEYARDS was Sun. 7/8 in the Rouse Masonry Inc. 300 UNFURNISHED 1. MSP WINES 12300 Hawn Creek EDUCATIONAL cal are required for Reports, and Apex 2. TALMAGE evening and I walked 1&2bd Apts. availa- Rd. BUSINESS SPECIALIST all positions. Trained a Plus. TEACHER - FIND CELLARS Potter Valley, CA in the door and was ble on 351 N. Main MANAGER- $65,703-$84,308 Must have great cus- Respond via e-mail Viticulture 3.MARIANA 95469 strolling down the WHAT YOU $765/$850/mo, Lillian E. Kimmel DISTRICT DOQ + $1333 for tomer service skills. $27.84-$46.36/hr VINEYARD isles looking for a [email protected] no pets. 462-4759 12300 Hawn Creek SERVICES Doctorate Degree. Apply at or send resume to Cloverdale High 4. MCKENNA Rd. treat. I did not know NEED IN $60,387-$78,992 FT 220 days 1870 N State St., Metalfx, Attn: School Regular 5. WINE SHOP AT Potter Valley, CA dogs were not al- F/T 220 days. 1br $625 2br $725. 95469 11 mos/yr. Ukiah or 305 Human Resources teaching credential THE HOME ARTISAN lowed to shop! So Attractive benefit C + dep. N/P N/sec.8 WINES 6. ST. Gary M. Kimmel Attractive benefit Commercial, Willits 300 East Hill Road, not required. Visit 2045 Hidden Valley now I am in the shel- package offered. Cute. Nice Loc. JAMES VINEYARDS package. NO PHONE CALLS Willits, CA. 95490 www.mcoe.us/jobs L Dr. ter at 298 Plant Rd. I Mendocino PLEASE! To view 472-0322 501 Parducci Road Santa Rosa, CA Mendocino County or call 467-5012 am a small male terri- County Program Director A Ukiah, CA 95482 95404 er, cute as a button. Office of Education Line Cook. Exp 20 hrs/wk. Day-to- DEADLINE 7/19/07 AVAILABLE NOW James M. Kimmel Office of Mendocino Wine If not found at 298 For an application needed. Apply at day administration of S Studio $550; Group, LLC. 7161 Indiana Ave Education packet visit Riverside, CA 92504 Plant Rd I will be Shotgun Restaurant parent ed/supervised TEACHER-OFFICE 1bd $600; 2bd $755. 501 Parducci Road For an application S Dennis M. Kimmel available for adoption www.mcoe.us/jobs in Hopland. 744-1988 visitation program for OCCUPATIONS NS/NP/ND. Pick up Ukiah, CA 95482 packet visit 1747 Zinfandel Dr on 7/16. Call Sage or call MAINTENANCE family court clients. Potter Valley IFIEDS! apps at 4050 Burke- This business is Petaluma, CA 94954 www.mcoe.us/jobs 707-467-5012 This business is con- 467-6453 ASSOCIATE Experience w/pro- High School hill Rd. 462-4088 conducted by a Lim- or call Open until filled. ducted by a General LOST DOG. Fem. Established property gram administration, P/T 4 hrs/day ited Liability Com- Partnership. The 707-467-5012 To assure consid- Jack Russel mix . management firm is parent ed, resource 5 days/wk pany. The registrants registrants com- DEADLINE: eration apply by CREEKSIDE VILLAGE Blck/ white. Lost 7/4 seeking motivated, development. $14- $27.84 - $46.36/hr commenced to trans- menced to transact July 30, 07 Mon. July 30, 07 act business under business under the Answers to Bug. Cir- dependable individ- 16.38/hr, outstanding Regular teaching HUD subsidized senior housing now the fictitious business fictitious business cle on tail. 485-1387 uals to join our benefits (health, va- credential not name or names listed Caregiver for mental ESTHETICIAN accepting applications for waiting maintenance team. cation, retirement). required. Visit name or names listed above on 7-9-07.En- HELP health facility, various WANTED for ex- above on N/A, 2007. Basic maintenance Job description/re- www.mcoe.us/jobs lists for qualifying low income, very dorsed-Filed on WANTED shifts avail. and fill in tremely busy day spa Endorsed-Filed on 7/11/2007 at the 120 and/or landscaping quired application at or 467-5012 $8-$10/hr. 467-0911 in Lakeport 263-3400 low income & extremely low income June 13, 2007 at the Mendocino County 2007-08 skills, tools, & 463-4915 or DEADLINE: Clerks Office. CMA/LVN for Front Desk Position applicants. 1 bdrm units & 2 bdrm. Mendocino County transportation are 7/16/07 /s/Lillian E. Kimmel Community Day dermatology office. Local Resort [email protected] Clerks Office. required (mileage unit as well as 4 bdrm. assessable LILLIAN E. KIMMEL School Teacher Med. office exp. a+. Fax Resume to Propane /s/Timothy L. paid). Benefit pkg. Telephone Operator $36,093-53,077 25-30 hrs/wk. Wage 462-9515 Delivery Driver units. 62+ yrs. or mobility impaired. Thornhill, C.O.O. avail. Applications position P/T nights 537-07 Multi Subj Cred DOE. Fax resume to TIMOTHY L. Front Desk available at Realty Hazmat, tanker, air and Weekends. 7-12,19,26,8-2/07 w/CLAD Req. 707-462-2547 or mail Apply at THORNHILL, C.O.O. Sat & Sun, World Selzer Realty, brakes, Class B. Typing, spelling, and FICTITIOUS to 145 Hospital Dr., 751 Waugh Ln., Ukiah Deadline: 7/20/07 15+hrs/wk. $10/hr. Prop. Mgmt. 300 E. Great salary & bene- phone skills a 527-07 BUSINESS NAME Lakeport Unified Ukiah. Excel. oppor- Gobbi St., Ukiah fits. 401k. Propane or or call 463-0721 7-12,19,26,8-2/07 STATEMENT Asst. Housekeeper must.Benefits School Dist. tunity for qualified & fuel exp. pref Hrs. 2-5pm M-F FICTITIOUS File No.: 2007-F0475 30+hrs/wk. $12/hr. offered. Apply at 960 friendly person. Fax resume to BUSINESS NAME THE FOLLOWING 2508 Howard Ave., Call Orr Hot Spring Mendocino N. State St. TDD 800-735-2929 Come Work With 459-2178 or apply STATEMENT PERSON(S) IS Lakeport, CA 462-6277 The Hopland Band File No.: 2007-F0467 Our Team with de- County in person at of Pomo Indians (ARE) DOING BUSI- 95453. GET PAID THE FOLLOWING velopmentally disa- Health & Human Pro Flame Gas Co. has an immediate NESS AS: (707) 262-3000. TO PLAY! PERSON(S) IS bled adults. F/T, P/T Services 1580 Main St. Willits opening for a TGIF REPAIRS www.lakeport.k12.ca.us The City of APARTMENTS (ARE) DOING BUSI- INCORPORATED in home setting. Pick Agency Red Fox Casino COMPLIANCE NESS AS: www.edjoin.org Healdsburg 1040 N State St. up application 1000 INSPECTOR 1 Bedrooms ROOTS DOCTOR E.O.E. Comm. Serv. Dept. Social Services NOW HIRING Ste E Sanford Ranch Rd. Must uphold a high WOMAN is accepting apps. for Branch ● Auditor - P/T $700 ...... New Interior Ukiah, CA 95482 Ukiah or call 468-9331 level of confidentiality. 12100 B Eel River ACCOUNTANT P/T Recreation lead- ● Kitchen $875 ...... Upstairs w/new TGIF REPAIRS Currently Familiarity with Road FT Accountant to Companion/Driver for ers for aft. school ● recruiting for: Tech Gaming Regulations ...... Carpet Potter Valley, CA INCORPORATED oversee AP, PR, 26 y/o male. Head in- prog. Exp. with chil- ●Welfare ● Security, preferred, but not 2 Bedrooms 95469 1040 N State St dren req. After school maintain GL, prepare jury. Varied hrs. Reli- Investigator I ● Cashiers required. Must be able Jennifer N. Ackley Ste E hrs are Mon.-Fri. $650...... Country Cottage FS and required bank able car. 477-3108 ● ● to write a clear, pre- 12100 B Eel River Rd Ukiah, CA 95482 Welfare 2 Floor Managers $785...... Nice, Some Utilites Paid from 2-6 PM & begin cise report. Drug test- Potter Valley, CA This business is con- reporting, prepare Cooks position: Investigator II ● Exp. promotions Aug. 20, ‘07. Manda- ing and background $785...... Close to Shopping 95469 ducted by a Corpo- and maintain budg- Comp. wages, pd. ●Social Worker & marketing tory training will begin checks are required. $760...... Upstairs, Front Porch This business is con- ration. State of in- ets, forecasting and vac. Days nights & Aug. 13, ‘07. 20-25 hr Assistant I person. corporation: Cali- For application info. $825...... Quiet Apartment ducted by an Individ- analysis. Min. BA wknds. Exp. pref. Ap- per wk, $8-$10 hr. For further info go to: Friendly attitude ual. The registrant fornia. The registrant Call 707-744-1647 ...... Complex degree or equivalent ply in person at Club City app req. Submit www.mss.ca.gov helpful. Willing to commenced to trans- commenced to trans- ext. 1341 or email: Calpella. 6175 N. app. by 7/25/07. The to: “Career train. 984-6800 $825...... Downtown Location act business under act business under or five years exper. State St. city app. can be ob- or come in for [email protected] $825...... Large living room, Carport the fictitious business the fictitious business Benefits inc. health, Opportunities” Or tained on our web application. Ukiah name or names listed name or names listed retirement, holiday Do you work well with call the Jobline: others? If so we need site at www.ci. 200 Cahto Dr. All rents subject to discount above on June above on 7/1/2007. and vacation pay, 707-467-5866. Daily Journal 1,2007. Endorsed- your skills. Join a healdsburg.ca.us All close 7-20-07 Laytonville 590 S. School St. for timely payment Endorsed-Filed on etc. Job description & or call the Filed on 7/5/2007 at 7/11/2007 at the winning team. We will ●●●●●●●● DRIVER F/T application available City of Healdsburg, Applications available at the Mendocino Coun- Mendocino County train all aspects of MILLWRIGHT Now offering Early AM ty Clerks Office. Solid Wastes counter jobs, press- Personnel Office welding/ electrical Beverly Sanders Realty Co. Clerks Office. 401 Grove Street, employee Must have clean /s/Jennifer N. Ackley /s/Dawn White of Willits, ing jobs & Lndry jobs. exp. pref. Sal. neg. DMV. 320 S. State Street JENNIFER N. Healdsburg, CA 95448. insurance after DAWN WHITE 350 Franklin Ave. Hlth Ins. avail. Pd PHONE 707-431-3322. Please call Apply in person ACKLEY CFO EOE vac. Norge Cleaners EOE/AA/ADA 707-462-0686 90 days. Circulation Dept. 707-462-5198 14- THURSDAY, JULY 12, 2007 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL

APARTMENTS HOMES GARAGE REC VEH CARS CARS LOTS & 300 UNFURNISHED 330 FOR RENT 510 LIVESTOCK 590 SALES 610 CAMPING 680 FOR SALE 680 FOR SALE 760 ACREAGE 770 REAL ESTATE Large 2bdr. 1 ba. Like New Miniature Horses YARD SALE! 494 5th wheel, ‘92 GLS Jetta ‘97 V. Merc. Benz 1980. COMMERCIAL LOT HOME FOR On the $770 + sec. Wtr., 3 mo. foal. Briarwood Dr. Ukiah. Scottsdale Cobra. Good cond. $2500. 450SL conv. both Approx. .68 ac. garb. & sewer pd. AMHA, AMHR. All kinds of stuff! Sat Good cond., 34ft. 485-1970 or flat S.W. Ukiah. 2 bedroom Home tops. Auto, 8 cyl. pwr AUCTION N/S, no pets. 462-5159 462-7656, 489-9920 & Sun July 14 & 15. 2 roof A/Cs, slideout. 367-0945 In city limits. Elect. trail Formal dining room wndws, ac, cruize, Like new 4bd., 3ba., 9am -2pm. Too much to list! there. Deeded ease- Large W. Side Ukiah. H/W floors PASTURE & 2350sf, 2 car gar. Must see! $10,500 LEXUS GS 430 05 upgraded cd. Walnut ment for water & 1bdrm. Walk-in base- Pool FEED SUPPLY Yard Sale. Rdwd Vly. West Fork Estates. of great 530 485-0616 20k mi, one owner! brwn interior. Mint sewer. Great spot for ment. $750 + dep. Rent $1425 Patio furn., toys. Built in 2003. Hay For Sale Moonroof! Heated cond. gar. covered. a mini storage. By No S/P. 462-3911 8170 Vineyard Oaks Valued @ $569K. Potter Valley Rye 4X4'S Seats! Leather, owner. 462-5667 Gary to signs. 7/14 8am-? 70k mi. $8500 call Inspection Sat. 7/28 deals? LEE KRAEMER 2 bedroom Grass & Oat Mix nav. Loaded. 650 FOR SALE eves. 707-744-1728 Sun. 7/29 12pm-5pm. PROPERTY MGMT Townhouse 3 Twine Bales YARD SALE: Fri & $14,800. mikmil- Dodge 3qtr Ton, ‘03, REAL ESTATE $464,500 or Best Spacious 1bd1ba. Newly remodeled $5.75/bale Sat 9-1 301 Hillview l@hotmail. com 770 crew-cab, w/ shell & Mitsubishi ‘98 Reasonable Offer. $750. Rent $1050 462-7411 Ave. Furniture, baby 323-735-7054. 11 ac. 3 separate liv- rack. 4x4. 83k mi. Montero Sport LS Home will be sold POOL, LAUNDRY, items,toys, books, ing areas. Fenced for GARAGE $21k. Bill 357-1886 Mechanics Special 4WD good cond. Sunday night 7/29 CARPORTS For more info clothing, crafts, animals. $600,000 SALES $1500/obo. to HIGHEST AND No Section 8. contact: 590 household misc. Runs great. $6000 Blandford RE 391-7612 Smogged, runs gd. BEST BIDDER. 463-2134 Beverly Sanders GMC FULL SIZE firm. 707-813-8223 REC VEH ‘84 Cad. El Dorado 2bdrm 1ba Mobile Realty 1990 JIMMY, custom 24hr rec’d info. NEWER CAMPING Good body, recent T-BIRD ‘94 V8, Fully Hm in all age park. 320 N. State St. 610 paint 4in lift, center 1-866-738-5424 2 BEDROOM. paint, sm. water leak. loaded, FAST, great Fully remodled. Ukiah, CA 95482 1984 ITASCA 21 ft. line wheels, FloMas- www.WeSell DW\Garage+pool  ‘88 Ford Escort sound $5000 Firm Priced to sell$22k. Find everything 707-462-5189 MOTOR HOME ter $5500 459-4780 HousesUkiah.com $850 mo. 463-2325 4 dr. needs paint. 391-5077 you’re looking for in PUBLIC Chevy 350 - 90K mi. or 354-1691 468-1305 PARK PLACE New deluxe town- Very well maintained. ‘83 Cad. El Dorado the classifieds. 1 bd. $750-$775 INVITED nds paint & body wk. house. 2bd. 1.5 ba. Onan generator. CARS COMMERCIAL 2 bdr. $850 TH $950. VFW Post 1900 ‘77 Cad. De Ville 2dr. SUBSCRIBE TODAY! 111 Cleveland Ln. Sleeps 6 680 FOR SALE 745 REAL ESTATE Pool/garg. 462-5009 $1200/mo. 272-7388 BREAKFAST & Gd. cond. 459-2934 INDOOR FLEA $9000 Spacious 2bd1ba. PV 3BD, 1BA lg Toyota Camry LE - MARKET Chevy Lumina ‘93, FOR LEASE The Ukiah w/W/D. N/P. WTR., yard, cute, clean. No or best offer 2004, Silver. 36K mi. Sat.JULY 14 exc. cond. intieror & Avail. June 1st, 970 Call Today GARB. PD. sec.8 ND. Ref’s 485-5389 or Ext’d Warr. No kids, N. State St. 12K sq Veteran’s exterior. Runs great. 462-8600 $1400+sec.489-1343 489-7108 pets, smoke. Tint. ft., good parking 468-3500 Memorial Hall $2500, 468-5250 DAILY JOURNAL $15,200 DAILY JOURNAL Spacious 2bd. Pool. Ukiah 2 Bd 1 Ba. 293 Seminary Ave. 462-4344, 489-0810 707-391-2897 707-468-3500 H20, trash pd. $800. Cute House. Great Ukiah Also 1bd. $675. Ht. Nbrhd. Pets Neg. Breakfast AC Pd. N/P. 462-6075 $1200/mo+sec 8am-11am-$4 Studio cottage 528-6651 Flea Market $650/mo. All utils pd. WANTED 8am - 2pm 1st & dep. 4 blks. 370 TO RENT Table Rentals $5 from dntwn. 391-7499 Couple w/ exc. ref. Call 462-7622 looking for house to EL PUBLICO rent around INVITADO $1000/mo. With dog. SSERVICEERVICE DDIRECTORYIRECTORY VFW Post 1900 467-9415 Desayuno y UKIAH WANTED TO Pulga HOME REPAIRS CONSTRUCTION LANDSCAPING LANDSCAPING HANDYMAN 380 SHARE RENT Sábado el 14 APARTMENT Roommate Needed- julio ALVAREZ Sangiacomo CREEKSIDE Escobar Services 2000 S. Dora Great condo! Veteran’s All types of home repair, 2 bdrm., 1 ba. $500/mon. + elec. Memorial Hall HOME REPAIRS Landscape LANDSCAPE remodeling, construction, $775/mo. Aug. 1st. #462-7262 293 Seminary Ave. Carpentry - Painting - Plumbing Lic. #367676 License #624806 C27 window & door repair, Ukiah Electric Work - Tile Work carpentry & tile Desayuno Pavers & Cement Work RESIDENTIAL Charming Studio Roommate wanted. • Consult • Design Can fix almost anything. las 8am a las 11am COMMERCIAL $675. N. Ukiah house. Serving Ukiah, $4 NOW OFFERING Foundation to finish • Install Complete Landscape Installation All utils incl. $500/mo. Utils.incl. Redwood Valley, Pulga • Landscaping/Yard Work • Concrete & Masonry • Retaining Walls 707-490-7157 • Lawn Maintenance Exclusive Line Calpella & las 8am a las 2 pm Homes • Additions • Irrigation & Drip Sprinklers MOVE IN SPECIAL • Sprinkler Valve • Drainage Systems • Consulting & Design Willits. NEW & USED Renta de mesas $5 of Bobcat track loaders at 1416 S. State St. Residential • Kitchens • Decks • Bobcat Grading • Tractor Service Work 400 EQUIPMENT Llame a 462-7622 Established in 1970 3bd2ba. townhse. Commercial Guaranteed 155 LUCE AVE  Lic. #580504 Office (707) 468-0747 Joe Morales WOODWORKING Lic # 6178 • Insured 707.485.8954 Cell (707) 391-7676 (707) 744-1912 (707) 485-0810 140 Zinfandel WAREHOUSe SALE! (707) 318-4480 cell 2 Family Garage (707) 972-8633 707.367.4040 cell Non-licensed contractor 1bd1ba. $660 Boring/Dovetail/Dust Sale. 445 Pomo Dr. Hud OK. Machines, Sm tools, Oak Manor. 8-4 Fri & AUTOMOTIVE New Drafting Arm, Sat. 7-13&14. CLEANING MASSAGE THERAPY GUTTERS MECHANIC HOME REPAIR CENTURY 21 Wood Inventory 9am Les Ryan Realty BUILDING = ❤ + All Star Redwood Valley Property Management CalMend 430 SUPPLIES Cleaning Home Repair 468-0463 Massage • Electrical METAL BUILDING Prepainted HUGE Service Oolah Boudreau-Taylor Seamless Gutters Ceiling fans, wall outlets, wall 40x60x16 COMMERCIAL AND 27 Colors to Choose From heaters (gas & electric), used.$2500 Thorough & Sensitive Dryer hookups YARD SALE RESIDENTIAL CLEANING Fascia Ogee Curved 320 DUPLEXES Deep Tissue & Sports Massage • Carpentry 462-7279 day Specializing in Gutter Gutter Face HSIMC My work is to reduce your pain, 1bdrm w/ yd. W/S/G 485-8102 night • Move in/out Gutter Foreign & Domestic Doors, windows, fine finish trim (Humane Society) improve your ability to do your • and more elec pd. Appli. & car- • Post Construction work, and allow you to play harder 5 1/2” 4” 5 1/2” SAT. 9-5 • Extensive Cleaning Projects Aluminum • Copper • Steel “There’s no job too • Satisfaction Guaranteed pet. $800 + dep. No Steel Buildings and sleep better. SUN. 11-3 • Windows Limited Lifetime Warranty** S/D. Ref. req. Rdwd. Highest Quality. big or too small!” Irv Manasse Benefits our • Yard Cleaning 1st Visit Special FREE Vly. 485-7949 lv. msg 30’x40’ thru 150x300’ • Power Washing 425 Kunzler Ranch Road #J All Local Numbers Local 707-357-0086 incarcerated • Trash Hauling 2 Hrs/$65 ESTIMATES Ukiah, CA 707-313-5811 office Tel: 707-463-2876 2bdrm w/ yd. W/S/G dogs and cats. Family Owned for 41 Years 707-456-9055 home Fax: 707-463-2803 elec. pd. Appli. & car- 9700 Uva Dr. 707-463-1657 By appointment 8am to 6:30pm, M-F 462-2468 E-mail: 707-337-8622 cell pet. No S/D. $900 + 440 FURNITURE Redwood Valley Lic. # 292494 [email protected] 707-391-9618 485-1881 Insured Bonded **To original owner. Lic # 884022 dep. Ref. req. Rdwd 6 pc. qn bdrm set. Vly. 485-7949 lv. $600. 2 antique Curio Estate Sale Sat&Sun msg. cabinets, 1 round 9-2 99 Central Ave TERMITE BUSINESS MASSAGE ELECTRICIAN DUMP RUNS REFINISHING 3 bdrm 1.5 bth glass, $700, 1 deco, (Calpella) Boxes of Medicine Townhouse. Fire- $500. 4’ oak w/rail Yarn- Embroidery SHANAHAN Furniture place, W/D hu. gar. bar. $100. 463-8896 Thread-Craft Items- Energy and Antique yd. $1100/mo. $1600 WANTED Sheet Music, Some Massage ELECTRIC Repair dep. (707) 433-6688 450 TO BUY Early 1900’s-New X- From Covelo to Mr. Terry Kulbeck • Tractor work & Refinishing Mas Lights & Decor- 564 S. Dora St., Ukiah HOMES We recycle & pay for Gualala the most Electrical Auger • Hauling 330 FOR RENT Clths-Hshld Items-Af- Occupational Science Degree 30+ years experience batteries copper, gans-Ktchn Chairs- trusted name in the Holistic Health Practitioner Trenching Dump Truck • Clean up 1 Bd by Ptr Vly & Eel brass, stainless, National Certified (ABMP) Laquer, Varnish, Oil, Baskets All Kinds- Massage Therapist 420 O.K. Rvr. Trees, lawn, alum., radiators, Termite Business! • Painting Wax, Water-based finish Crochet Books-And A 1 hr. - $40 Free Estimate pond & deck. W/D TODAY ammunition Lot More Call for 1 and a half hour - $60 • Fences Workshop lease $750+ dep brass casings 50 Swedish & Lymphatic Oil Massage, Serving Lake, Mendocino, Estate Sale. 2680 appointment Tui-Na & Shiatsu Acupressure, in Redwood Valley 743-1525 cents lb. 467-1959 Rd. B. RV. Sat July 485-7829 Cranial Sacial & Polarity, Sonoma Counties & beyond • Decks Neuromuscular Assisted Stretching free estimates License #OPR9138 1+bdrm super-cute 14th. 9am-1pm. Ant. Naturopathic Medical Massage 707-621-0422 468-0853 Allen Strong house. $825 410 S. 460 APPLIANCES furn., glswr, bkcase, Treat yourself Today (707) 391-8440 C-10 #825758 707-485-0802 Barnes St. Cross Almost new Ken- LP’s, Jim Beam bot. 391-5052 cell Clay St. West Side. more Washer & FREE GARAGE W/D. Yard. Open Elect. dryer. $400/ SALE SIGNS. LANDSCAPING TREE TRIMMING EXCAVATION HOME REPAIRS house Sun 1-4. set. 707-357-0086 Realty World Selzer & POWER CONSTRUCTION 707-895-2487 Realty. 350 E. Gobbi Terra Firma Felipe’s Home USED Affordable 2+ Bed GIANT YARD SALE. Exc. & Power Repairs APPLIANCES FRANCISCO’S & 1 Bath-Ukiah With food & drinks. Landscaping Residential & Commercial B B & FURNITURE. This Saturday from Specializing in Small Area Great quality landscaping Tree & Garden Excavation 11 Betty, Shop, Guaranteed. 485-1216 9-3 at 395 N. Barn maintenance at prices Backhoe Service Garage, Trees, • Private Power line Const. MISC. St. Ukiah Assembly SPECIALIZING IN: Lawn. Lease that will suit your budget Service & Maint. 12KV FOR SALE of God Church. • Culverts $1,200/mo+ 480 • Underground Utilities Hot Tub ‘07 Deluxe Huge Yard Sale Yard Work /PG&E Consulting • Foundations deposit Soroptimist Int. of • Storm & Water Systems Model. Many jets. Dump Runs • Septic Systems • Fences • Drive Ways • Septics 743-1525 Yokayo Sunrise Therapy seat. Tree Trimming • Road Construction • Painting • Decks And More Warranty. Never Fundraiser • Demolition • 2bd. dbl. wide mobile • Dump Runs • • Pavers • And used. Can deliver. 1021 Lk Mendo. Dr • Lot Prep. & Cleaning 10 Years Experience in quiet Senior Park. • Yard Maintenance • Insured • No Cost Estimate • Tile More... Worth $5700. Sell Fri-Sun 9-4 Free Estimates • Insured No pets. $850/mo. + Get the best4less! $1950 with new Moving Sale Office: 485-7536 • Cell: 477-6221 (707) 472-0934 $850 sec. dep. incl. (707) 391-3566 cover. 707-766-8622 Sat&Sun 8a-3p, Free 467-3901 General Engineer • Lic.#878612 (707) 621-1400 707.972.3747 wtr. sew garb. 468- Lemonade. 5700 E/S 5607 or 462-7630 Lighted oak curio Calpella Rd. Big & 2bd1.5ba Fabulous PAINTING cabinet. $550. small items, low DISMANTLING & SCRAP westside location Lrg. recliner $150. prices. All must go! Residential Fen. yard. $1300/mo. Small recliner Moving Sale. Great CASH FOR Looking for the best coverage of the + dep. 489-0201 $100. Twin bed, videos $1, hot dog Commercial JUNK CARS 3bd, 2.5ba, 2 car with lighted book- cart fishing gear, local arts & entertainment scene? 40 years experience gar, w/many extras. case headboard. tools, books, $2200/mo. + dep $75. Misc. weight sauna cabinet, sew- Fast, friendly service People? Lifestyles? Sports? Business? NO S/P/D. Sandy equip. & stereo ing mach., handicap Free estimates 462-2256 equip. Make offer. scooter, mtn bike, Senior discounts 3bd.2ba. 2 car gar. 485-1377 halogen lights, JOHNSON Avail. Aug. 1. No Champion juicer. You’ll find it in the Smoking, drugs,pets. PETS & Gads more. 3900 CONSTRUCTION $1500/mo. 462-7615 500 SUPPLIES N. State. Spc 56. #460812 3621 Copperhill Lane The Ukiah Fri, Sat & Sun 8-3 Santa Rosa, CA 95403 Don’t lose 6 Beagle/Fox Terrier Days 489-8441 (707) 546-7553 ext. 205 your house puppies. 8 wks. old. Multi Family Lot Eves. 485-0731 to foreclosure. Fax (707) 546-5183 DAILY JOURNAL $300-$350.To see Sale! 9621 N. State I can keep you in it! 707-272-4674/Brian St. Redwood Valley Call Burk for details Cafe. Sat.& Sun. 8-3. at (707) 462-9999 AKC Pomeranian NOTICE TO READERS Puppies. 2 females. Furn., riding lawn GET A Your ONLY Local WEST SIDE UKIAH $650 ea. Orange mower all good stuff. The Ukiah Daily Journal publishes home improvement and Near city park. sable & cream. MULTI- FAMILY construction advertisements from companies and YARD SALE News Source. 2bd/1ba, office, util 462-7656, 489-9920 individuals who have been licensed by the State of JOB! room, W/D, gar. NP. 466 Kenwood Dr., off California. We also publish advertisements from unlicensed Find It In German Shorthair The Ukiah Avail 8/1. Refs. of Lake Mendocino companies and individuals. PUPS, AKC Dr. in West Fork DAILY JOURNAL $1250/mo. $1,000 2males/8females, All licensed contractors are required by State Law to list Call sec (707) 961-6248 Estate. Fri. & Sat their license number in advertisements offering their $600 ea. 7/13 & 14 8am-3pm Newer 3bdrm 2bth, 707-485-7894 services. The law also states contractors performing work SUNDAY, JULY 15 nice neighborhood. of improvements totaling $500 or more must be licensed Jack Russell Terrier 8am-1pm. 1260 Se- $1475 + sec. dep. puppies $375. Brown by the State of California. 468-3533 quoia. Clothing, No S/P. Call 272- Advertisements appearing in these columns without a & white Household, Furniture, 1769. Avail. 8/4/07 licensed number indicate that the contractor or individuals 707-272-3007 RV. Older dblwide mobile. are not licensed by the State of California. Further to subscribe 2bd.1ba. Sml. yd. Yellow AKC Lab Yard Sale information can be obtained by contacting the Contractors Rogina Hts.$840/mo. puppies. 2 fem. 1 Sat 8-12 State License Board. Ernie Fine Agent M. Ready 7/22. $550 281 Washington Ave. 467-3645 ea. 707-972-8111 Lots of Great Stuff. THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL WEATHER THURSDAY, JULY 12, 2007 – 15 . 3-DAY FORECAST SUN AND MOON REGIONAL WEATHER CALIFORNIA CITIES Shown is today s weather. Temperatures are today s highs Today Fri. Today Fri. TODAY and tonight s lows. City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W City Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W Anaheim 82/63/pc 86/65/s Napa 81/56/pc 83/53/s Antioch 83/57/pc 85/58/s Needles 111/85/s 110/85/s 86° Sunrise today ...... 5:57 a.m. Arroyo Grande 76/55/pc 78/53/s Oakland 71/58/pc 71/57/s Rockport Atascadero 85/54/pc 89/54/s Ontario 89/61/s 95/64/s Sunset tonight ...... 8:40 p.m. Auburn 91/62/s 94/65/pc Orange 82/62/pc 86/61/s 69/54 Moonrise today ...... 3:37 a.m. Barstow 107/73/s 106/76/s Oxnard 70/58/pc 72/61/s Plenty of sunshine Moonset today ...... 7:42 p.m. Laytonville Big Sur 75/53/pc 75/55/s Palm Springs 109/77/s 109/81/s Covelo 85/52 Bishop 99/58/s 100/59/s Pasadena 84/62/pc 90/67/s MOON PHASES 89/55 Blythe 109/84/s 109/84/s Pomona 86/61/s 91/59/s TONIGHT Burbank 84/62/pc 91/66/s Potter Valley 86/55/s 88/55/s Westport California City 97/69/s 101/68/s Redding 98/64/s 97/64/s New First Full Last 72/53 Carpinteria 69/58/pc 71/58/s Riverside 90/61/s 96/64/s Catalina 68/60/pc 71/61/s Sacramento 88/58/s 90/59/pc 56° Chico 94/65/s 95/64/s Salinas 72/57/pc 72/56/pc Fort Bragg Willows Crescent City 62/54/s 65/54/pc San Bernardino 91/61/s 96/64/s Death Valley 119/86/s 120/88/s San Diego 74/65/pc 74/66/s July 14 July 21 July 29 Aug. 5 67/53 93/62 Mainly clear Downey 81/62/pc 87/64/s San Fernando 85/62/pc 90/65/s Encinitas 77/61/pc 79/64/s San Francisco 72/58/pc 73/56/s ALMANAC Elk Willits Escondido 85/62/pc 88/63/s San Jose 78/59/pc 80/58/s 84/53 Eureka 66/53/s 66/53/pc San Luis Obispo 77/54/pc 78/54/s Ukiah through 2 p.m. Wednesday 63/54 Redwood Valley FRIDAY Fort Bragg 67/53/s 68/53/pc San Rafael 67/55/pc 68/57/s Temperature 86/55 Fresno 99/72/s 102/70/s Santa Ana 76/64/pc 78/65/s 90° High ...... 77 UKIAH Gilroy 82/57/pc 82/54/s Santa Barbara 72/56/pc 74/57/s Low ...... 58 86/56 Indio 109/76/s 109/79/s Santa Cruz 74/55/pc 74/57/s 55° Normal high ...... 90 Lakeport Irvine 76/64/pc 78/65/s Santa Monica 73/62/pc 75/62/s Normal low ...... 55 87/55 Hollywood 82/61/pc 88/65/s Santa Rosa 80/54/pc 80/54/pc Philo Record high ...... 110 in 1913 Lucerne Lake Arrowhead 86/56/s 89/53/s S. Lake Tahoe 81/42/t 81/43/t Breezy and warm with plenty 79/54 Boonville Lodi 91/59/s 94/58/pc Stockton 89/59/s 92/58/pc of sunshine Record low ...... 41 in 1960 81/56 89/57 Precipitation Lompoc 69/55/pc 70/61/s Tahoe Valley 81/42/t 81/43/t Long Beach 79/63/pc 84/63/s Torrance 77/61/pc 82/64/s 24 hrs to 2 p.m. Wed...... 0.01" Gualala Los Angeles 79/64/pc 84/64/s Vacaville 90/58/s 93/58/s SATURDAY Month to date ...... 0.01" Mammoth 76/48/t 77/44/t Vallejo 71/55/pc 71/54/s Normal month to date ...... 0.02" 67/55 Clearlake 89/57 Marysville 93/62/s 95/60/pc Van Nuys 86/63/pc 94/65/s 91° Season to date ...... 0.01" Modesto 91/62/s 94/62/pc Visalia 94/65/s 96/64/s Last season to date ...... 0.00" Monrovia 85/63/s 91/65/s Willits 84/53/s 85/53/s Normal season to date ...... 0.02" Cloverdale 56° Monterey 69/54/pc 67/55/pc Yosemite Valley 74/48/s 76/57/pc 85/57 Morro Bay 69/56/pc 68/57/s Yreka 95/57/s 95/55/s Sunshine and seasonably Forecasts and graphics provided by warm AccuWeather, Inc. 2007 Weather (W): s-sunny, pc-partly cloudy, c-cloudy, sh-showers, t-thunderstorms, r- rain, sf-snow flurries, sn-snow, i-ice.

Lake Mendocino – Lake level: 732.95 feet; Storage: 60,963 acre-feet (Maximum storage 122,500 acre-feet) Inflow: 127 cfs Outflow: 273 cfs Air quality – Ozone: .045 ppm (State standard .090 ppm) Carbon monoxide: .38 ppm (20.0 ppm) Nitrogen dioxide: .015 ppm (.25 ppm)

because the investigation is the auditor-controller already duties of addressing con- bers, you’d see that they are Marijuana Travel ongoing, she said she’s always has the final say in reimburse- stituent issues. proportionate to where the turned in claims in accordance ments. “You make a personal sac- supervisor lives from Ukiah,” with established patterns and The figure that Smith is rifice to do the difficult work Smith said, however adding Continued from Page 1 Continued from Page 1 practices. said to owe in the directive of a county supervisor and that the reimbursement state- in a misdemeanor or as a have occurred due to the fail- “It’s the same way that pre- was provided by Auditor- you shouldn’t be expected to ments for out-of-pocket ure of at least two supervisors vious board members have Controller Meredith Ford in a pay out of pocket to do so,” expenses don’t necessarily matter for court injunction, and the same way seated memo written June 26, and Smith said. “The travel policy forcing a person to abate the to adhere to the board of give a complete picture of all board members are submitting based on information from the should cover the actual cost of supervisor expenses, because problem or face having the supervisors travel policy.” Smith, who was named in their claims today,” Smith grand jury and Smith herself. doing the job.” some may elect to use a coun- city abate it. McCowen has an order filed with the said. “If the auditor feels those Figures reported in The ty credit card, as permitted in suggested the council consid- Mendocino County District The overall grand jury are illegal expenses, those Daily Journal Tuesday show a board policy, rather than cover er whether or not a change to Attorney’s Office last week by report did not name names, should have been denied in range of individual supervi- the cost him- or herself violations resulting in an Grand Jury Foreman Glenn and Smith was the only super- the first place,” Pinches said. sors expenses not specifically upfront. Pavlovic directing action in visor referred to the court for Though his reimbursed limited to travel expenses, but Delbar, who has long advo- infraction would be benefi- collection, leaving her ques- expenses were not analyzed, gave too short a time period in cial, noting that the city has collecting just over $3,000 of cated collecting reimburse- tioning why she’s been sin- Pinches said he feels the which most were incurred. In ment for only expenses actual- taken a similar step recently supposed misclaimed reim- gled out. report, which notes one super- actuality, the reports showed: bursements, said she has filed ly made, would not comment with the enforcement of its Fellow Supervisor John visor claimed 22 round trips • Smith, between all expense reports according Pinches said he’s wondered from his or her home in the September 2005 and June on allegations in the grand sign ordinance. to policy. jury report but said he Ideally, the change, which the same, although he is not month of June 2006, has 2007, received $14,658.90 in D.A. Meredith Lintott said included in the grand jury unduly taken supervisors to reimbursement. believes his own travel would allow the city to Wednesday that she is investi- report because he only task for just doing their job. • Colfax, between expenses have been transpar- impose a fine for each day a gating the order that states replaced former 3rd District “I didn’t know you could November 2005 and June ent. person is in violation until the Smith made “claims for travel Supervisor Hal Wagenet on criticize a politician for 2007, received $14, 314.90 in “Everything’s there for the problem is abated, could that did not occur,” notably, the board in January 2007. putting in too much time,” reimbursement. public to see,” Delbar said. “I encourage violators to come electing to staying overnight “For them to single out one Pinches said, adding that he • First District Supervisor have no issues with that and in Ukiah at a private residence the grand jury had no issues into compliance sooner, he supervisor, Kendall Smith, also does make the long haul Michael Delbar, between for days at a time on county with $3,000 in reimbursement to the County Administration August 2005 and June 2007, with that either.” said. On the other hand, he business, yet recording the approved by the auditor is Center in Ukiah most days of received $11,395.00 in reim- Wattenburger and Colfax noted, it would make the 114-mile round-trip commute absurd,” Pinches said. the week because it is central bursement. were not available by com- punishment less severe, as a from her home in Fort Bragg While the grand jury report to other county officials he • Wagenet, between ment, nor was Pavlovic of the misdemeanor can result in each time. recommends that all claims be must work with. December 2005 and January grand jury. six months jail time. Supervisors are permitted directly submitted to the coun- Smith said the same, 2007, received $8,554.23 in Lintott said her investiga- In the only instance where to claim reimbursement for ty auditor-controller rather adding that supervisors such reimbursement. tion into the order filed by the travel between home and the the city has sought an injunc- than the clerk of the board -- as herself, Pinches and 5th • Second District grand jury regarding money County Administration Center currently the only employee in District Supervisor David Supervisor Jim Wattenburger, Smith might owe the county tion through the court to in Ukiah, and while Smith the county vested with the Colfax, who have to travel the between September 2005 and should be completed within force abatement under the wouldn’t directly answer power, as a subordinate, to farthest to Ukiah, also have June 2007, received $4,287.47 the next two weeks. current ordinance, City whether or not she had authorize expenses submitted large districts that require in reimbursement. Katie Mintz can be reached at Attorney David Rapport said claimed miles she never drove by a superior -- Pinches said extensive travel to fulfill their “If you’d look at the num- [email protected]. the process was time-con- suming and drawn out. “From the time we filed or about a quarter of their found this area to be the place process. For people who the complaint to get the court Horses ideal body weight. EMT where she always belonged. aren’t sure if individual, one- order initiated and when we Michelsen said it would be With a degree in physical edu- on-one sessions at $80-an- hard to say exactly how long cation instruction, Skywatcher hour are for them, Skywatcher actually got the court order Continued from Page 1 Continued from Page 1 spent 18 years at UHS teach- also teaches classes at the was two months,” Rapport it might have taken for the While treatment differs for ing art as well as the young Grace Hudson Museum. The said. The horses seized from horses to become that thin. parents class, which she said first of four classes begins Denoyer’s property were everyone, Skywatcher usually The enforcement was “At least several weeks,” follows up the discussion she enjoyed. today at 7 p.m. at the museum, rated as one’s and two’s on he said. Her exposure to EFT began and while Skywatcher said the sought against Memo Parker Michelsen’s scale. process by working through a for growing marijuana out- Earlier in the day, series of mantras, tapping and at a conference where she saw class is listed as a four-part One of the horses was rated a woman practicing some of program, the experience is not doors in the summer of 2005. a three, and the thinnest and Mendocino County Animal breathing exercises. From Care and Control Assistant there, her soothing voice and the techniques involved and it necessarily cumulative. Parker removed the marijua- weakest of the horses was She said she wants to con- rated a one-half. Mandy Liberty testified that techniques often lead to seem- caught her attention. na after the injunction forc- Skywatcher admits that ini- tinue teaching EFT for many “She was very close to Rosalie Cesario, who had ingly instant results. ing him to do so was granted, “It really inspires me to tially she didn’t like EFT and years with the hope of becom- death, within days of dying,” acted as caretaker for the ing an EFT master. Rapport said, however, he Michelsen said. help somebody. To be able to found it to be a little strange, was arrested a year later horses between August and show somebody something but her curiosity got the best “I have a pretty good intu- “She was a sad, sad horse,” ition and I’m learning to trust when the Ukiah Police he said. December of 2005, said she and have a result right there is of her. Now this self-taught had been feeding the horses former teacher is working to it more and more,” she said. Department raided his prop- In addition to being thin, amazing.” two “flakes” of hay, supple- Skywatcher, a graduate of spread the word one person at People interested in contact erties at 106 and 130 Gardens Michelsen detailed several Skywatcher can reach her at mented with corn, twice a day. California Polytechnic State a time. Ave., seizing 190 mature medical conditions on the She typically works from 462-2501 or joann@drunk- Michelsen testified that, if University, moved to Ukiah in marijuana plants growing in horses including cuts, her home on an individual withwonder.com. untrimmed hooves and rain- 1971 with the thought of mak- the backyards of both homes, the horses had been receiving ing it only a temporary resi- basis, but doesn’t let a group Zack Sampsel can be reached rot, a bacterial infection of the at [email protected]. an additional 262 smaller that feed they would not have dence, but she has ultimately environment stifle the healing skin that occurs when horses become as thin as they were “clone” plants, 170 pounds of cannot dry out. marijuana that was being when he examined them in Watch Repair Michelsen testified that an December of 2005. Dog removed dried and allegedly processed average quarter horse will Michelsen is scheduled to for sale, cash and two vehi- weigh between 1,000 pounds from voter rolls - return to the stand this morn- cles. and 1,200 pounds. He said the after 3 elections ing for cross-examination. Need a watch battery HARRY POTTER & ORDER OF THE McCowen said while he animals he examined PHOENIX (PG-13) DIG # (1230 145 345 455) appeared to have lost between Ben Brown can be reached at Associated Press or watch band? 700 800 1015 believes most medical mari- 250 pounds and 300 pounds, [email protected]. SEATTLE — Duncan M. TRANSFORMERS (PG-13) DIG # (1255 400) juana patients are growing Stop By today... 710 1010 McDonald is finally off the RATATOUILLE (G) DIG (130 420) 720 1005 indoors and within the voter rolls after the Australian LICENSE TO WED (PG-13) DIG (1235 255 515) shepherd-terrier mix was sent D. William Jewelers 735 1000 allowed limit, because com- LIVE FREE OR DIE HARD (PG-13) (100 but they were staged and on absentee ballots for three Pear Tree Center DIG mercial growers are still call if needed. The rest of the 350) 650 945 Fire elections. 462-4636 Times For 7/12 ©2007 abusing the provisions for crews continue to work the King County Elections medical marijuana the dis- fire. Continued from Page 1 Director Sherril Huff said she cussion comes at the right In addition to CalFire, the canceled the voter registration time. fully contained by 8 p.m. U.S. Forest Service, the Tuesday for the dog owned by “We do have people who Wednesday, according to Covelo Fire Department, the Jane K. Balogh, 66, who reg- are ignoring the ordinance CalFire reports. California Department of istered her pet to protest a Corrections and Rehabili- SUMMER FUN FOR KIDS at One Earth! 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