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7 58551 69301 0 THURSDAY March 30, 2006 50 cents tax included DAILY JOURNAL ukiahdailyjournal.com 40 pages, Volume 147 Number 355 email: [email protected] BROWN-FORMAN SHUTTING DOWN FETZER TASTING ROOM, HOSPITALITY CENTER HORSE ABUSE CASE DeNoyer Valley Oaks to close pleads innocent Appeals court overturns judge’s ruling barring publication of exhibits from pretrial hearing The Daily Journal Fort Bragg resident James DeNoyer pleaded not guilty Wednesday at the Mendocino County courthouse in Ukiah, during his arraignment on charges of animal abuse. DeNoyer waived his right to a trial within 60 days of arraign- ment. His attorney, Donald Lipmanson, said he believed the trial would take between two and three weeks to complete. DeNoyer is on trial for 36 counts of felony animal abuse in connection with Animal Control raids on two pieces of property in December 2005. According to the testimony of veterinarian Paul Michelsen, See HORSE, Page A-12 SHERIFF’S OFFICE Officers hired for

Isaac Eckel/The Daily Journal Fetzer Vineyards announced the closure of the Valley Oaks Hospitality site in Hopland on Wednesday. Brown-Forman Wines will jail, patrol continue to farm grapes at the site, although the tasting room along with the marketplace, inn and gift shop are being closed. By BEN BROWN The Daily Journal Three new officers have been hired by the Mendocino County Sheriff's Office. The two correc- Fetzer to focus on marketing tions officers and one deputy sheriff were sworn in at 8:30 were part-time or on-call employ- a.m. Monday with friends and 76 employees ees. family in attendance. Brown-Forman will continue to Joshua Van Fleet and Thomas lose their jobs farm grapes on the 105 acres of Davis have been hired as depu- vineyards, which produce an esti- Former owners not ties in the corrections depart- By SETH FREEDLAND mated 3 million cases of Fetzer ment. Both men are already The Daily Journal wine per year, but the ranch -- assigned to work in the county Once home to some of the which saw about 60,000 visitors per surprised by decision jail, guarding inmates and some- largest wine-tasting crowds in year -- will no longer be open to the times aiding in their transporta- Mendocino County, the Fetzer public. ‘It’s a sign of the times,’ well spent for Brown-Forman to tion. Raymond Henry was hired Vineyards corporate parent shut- On Fetzer’s campus, tearful one Fetzer brother says keep Valley Oaks,” John Fetzer, the on as a deputy sheriff and will be tered the tasting room and hospital- faces broke the news to friends and oldest of 11 Fetzer children, said working as a patrol officer. ity center on Wednesday in order to family via cellphone in between By LAURA CLARK Wednesday. Staffing has long been a prob- “I think it’s a sign of the times. redirect marketing resources in the exchanging hugs of sorrow and The Daily Journal lem at the Sheriff’s Office. A hyper-competitive wine industry. farewell. Once a final inventory is Anytime you have a business grow- grand jury report from April The closure of Valley Oaks ing as fast as the whole wine thing I During an early-morning meet- completed, these workers -- some Hospitality Center in Hopland does- 2005 found that the office was of whom have worked at Fetzer for think you have a lot of changes, and operating with 68 officers, the ing many described as emotional, n’t come as a surprise to two of the I think change is good. ... It kind of Brown-Forman Wines officials told decades -- will be unemployed, facility’s founders. same level of staffing it had in with May 29 serving as the inn’s spurs excitement. It’s sad to see it the 1970s. staffers the Valley Oaks Hospitality “I am not surprised. I think these go, but that’s life and it breeds other site in Hopland would close. A total official stop-date. Brown-Forman “Naturally when we have will provide all employees with kinds of companies are always excitement in the future. open positions it puts pressure of 76 employees received pink growing and looking for new oppor- “Brown-Forman is a company slips, including 28 full-time work- job-transition training. on the rest of the staff,” interim tunities. Fetzer is such a large brand; that is doing super well. Any compa- Sheriff Kevin Broin said. ers of the tasting room, inn and it’s almost like Budweiser. marketplace/gift shop. The rest See FETZER, Page A-12 Basically, I don’t think it’s money See REACTION, Page A-12 See OFFICERS, Page A-12 ‘Running Bare’ sign exposes plumber’s humor By FRANK HARTZELL Road and became the object of con- Bare” nudist condos were coming 555 is not a working number. The “I never even tried to dial it. I did- Fort Bragg Advocate-News stant curiosity about his land, espe- soon. prefix 555 is often used on TV shows n’t think 555 numbers were working cially when he started doing a bit of “The sign is what gets people. It for that reason, he mentioned. numbers,” he said. FORT BRAGG – A sign advertis- cleanup. looks authentic,” Smith said. While this is true for regular area The recorded “operator” on the ing “nudist condos coming soon” on “Everybody wanted to know what The sign included the double- codes like 707, it is not true for 800 sex line tries to extract a credit card Boice Lane was intended as a joke I was going to do with the property,” entendre name and a heart logo that numbers. The number Smith thought number from the caller and the ser- by the property owner, but like many he said. looks like expensive advertising, not he made up as a joke is actually a real vice clearly has nothing to do with pranks the joke came back down the Smith decided to befuddle those a joke. He even came up with a fake number connected to a recorded sex social nudity. pipe at Cas Smith. intent on prying into his business, he 800 number, that included the prefix talk line. Smith said he has had other unex- Smith purchased 48 acres on the said. He paid $500 to prepare a sign 555. Smith believed that any number Smith admitted that now the joke corner of Boice Lane and Old Trail advertising the notion that “Running where the area code is followed by was on him. See BARE, Page A-12 A-2 – THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 2006 DAILY DIGEST Editor: Jody Martinez, 468-3517 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

said the United States is looking for ways to get southern Afghanistan Wednesday, killing an humanitarian aid to the Palestinian people, but “we American and a Canadian soldier and sparking FUNERAL The world briefly are not going to provide funds to a terrorist organi- fierce U.S.-led retaliation that left 32 insurgents dead NOTICES zation. And we are not going to provide U.S. funds in the bloodiest fighting in months. to a Hamas-led government.” The attack came a day after at least 10 people With Hamas now at the helm, the Palestinian gov- were killed in two separate roadside bombings and [\ Another attack on a Baghdad ernment faces a crippling international economic reflected a growing intensity of militant assaults EDWARD VANDEUTEKOM business; politicians nix meeting boycott, and may run into immediate difficulties after the Taliban warned of a renewed offensive this Edward VanDeutekom next week when March salaries are to be paid for year. died Monday, March 20, BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) — For the third time in as some 140,000 government employees. “Over the last five or six weeks there have been 2006 at his home in many days, gunmen stormed a Baghdad business The Palestinian Authority gets a large part of its various proven attacks mainly at night by the Taliban Modesto. Ed was born Wednesday, this time lining 14 employees against approximately $1.9 billion annual budget from over- on that base, but I think it is fair to say this is the July 21, 1969 in San Jose. the wall and shooting them all. Eight were killed, seas sources. Without money from the Arab world, largest we have seen thus far,” British spokesman He and his family moved and at least 26 others were reported dead in violence Europe and the United States, a Hamas-led govern- Col. Chris Vernon told reporters in Kandahar. to Ukiah in 1994 where he elsewhere. ment would be nearly broke. The battle began hours after Taliban insurgents worked at Masonite until Politicians working to form a new government, ambushed an Afghan supply convoy as it returned to it closed. They then meanwhile, canceled their multiparty talks for the Liberia’s Charles Taylor behind the remote forward operating base late Tuesday, moved to Merced. Ed day, saying they needed time to consult with their killing eight Afghan soldiers, Vernon said. leaves behind his ex-wife, political blocs over the critical issue of what powers bars at Sierra Leone tribunal Jennifer Blocher, and his the next prime minister would have over security two daughters, Melissa issues. FREETOWN, Sierra Leone (AP) — A handcuffed Thousands gather in temple of Charles Taylor was flown to Sierra Leone and Genevieve (Minnie) It was the second time this week political leaders sun god to witness global eclipse VanDeutekom. Memorial shunned a session meant to overcome the govern- Wednesday after he was captured carrying sacks of cash, opening the way for the former Liberian presi- SIDE, Turkey (AP) — Thousands of skygazers services will be held at a ment stalemate that is in its sixth week. later date. The attack on the al-Ibtikar electronics trading dent to become the first African head of state tried gathered in an ancient temple of Apollo and let out firm began when gunmen drove up in five black for war crimes by an international court. cheers Wednesday as a total solar eclipse turned day BMWs shortly after 8 a.m., said police Lt. Maitham Looking dejected, Taylor was led behind a razor- into twilight, casting an eerie blue glow across the wired gate to the holding penitentiary at the U.N.- sky and the Mediterranean Sea. Please sign the guest book at Abdul-Razzaq. The attackers set a fire in the office www.ukiahdailyjournal.com. but took no money. backed Sierra Leone court that has indicted him on NASA astronomers handed out protective glasses 17 counts of crimes against humanity for supporting to hundreds of Turkish children before the eclipse Funeral notices are paid Survivors told police some of the attackers wore announcements. For informa- police uniforms and said they were intelligence brutal rebels. cut a dark swath across the sky — a band that On Tuesday night, police caught Taylor in north- stretched from Brazil, across West Africa, Turkey tion on how to place a paid agents of the Interior Ministry, which oversees funeral notice or make correc- police. Survivors said the gunmen asked for the ern Nigeria, wearing a safari suit and carrying sacks and Central Asia, then disappeared at sunset in tions to funeral notices please company manager, who was not there, and then full of dollars and euros in his car, which bore diplo- Mongolia. call our classified department opened fire on the 14 workers. matic plates. He was trying to cross the border to The last total solar eclipse was in November at 468-3529. Cameroon. He was captured nearly 600 miles from 2003, but that was best viewed from sparsely popu- the villa in southern Calabar where he lived in exile lated Antarctica. Wednesday’s eclipse blocked the Abramoff sentenced to nearly and from which he reportedly disappeared Monday sun in highly populated areas. six years in Florida fraud case night. In Ghana, automatic street lamps switched on as Taylor’s imprisonment was a watershed moment the light faded, and authorities sounded emergency MIAMI (AP) — Assuring the judge he is working for the tribunal and for West Africa, a region long whistles in celebration. Schoolchildren and others DEATH NOTICES to become “a new man,” disgraced lobbyist Jack shaken by Taylor’s warmongering. across the capital, Accra, burst into applause. • Virginia Lois Lewis, 90, Abramoff was sentenced Wednesday to nearly six Sunni and Shiite Muslims in Iraq were summoned of Willits, died Tuesday, years in prison for committing fraud in the purchase U.N. Security Council demands to mosques during the eclipse for a special prayer March 28, 2006. of a fleet of gambling boats. reserved for times of fear and natural disasters. Arrangements are under the He will remain free while helping prosecutors Iran stop uranium enrichment direction of Anker-Lucier with a vast bribery investigation involving members UNITED NATIONS (AP) — The U.N. Security Government raising mileage Mortuary. of Congress. • Patrick Francis Tarpey, Abramoff, 47, and former business partner Adam Council demanded Wednesday that Iran suspend uranium enrichment, the first time the powerful rules for SUVs, light pickups 58, of Ukiah, died Thursday, Kidan, 41, received the minimum under federal March 23, 2006. Private fam- guidelines: five years and 10 months. body has directly urged Tehran to clear up suspi- BALTIMORE (AP) — The government set cions that it is seeking nuclear weapons. tighter gas mileage rules Wednesday for pickups and ily services will be held at a The two pleaded guilty earlier to conspiracy and later date. Arrangements are fraud for concocting a fake $23 million wire transfer Iran remained defiant, maintaining its right to sport utility vehicles, including bulky SUVs like the nuclear power but insisting that it was committed to under the direction of to make it appear they were contributing their own Hummer H2 and Chevrolet Suburban, responding to Eversole Mortuary. money toward the purchase of the $147.5 million the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty and had no rising concern about the supply and cost of energy intention of seeking weapons of mass destruction. • Paul LeRoy Cantrell, SunCruz Casinos gambling fleet. Based on that from abroad. 56, of Willits, died Monday, fraudulent transfer, lenders provided the pair with “Pressure and threats does not work with Iran. Iran is a country that is allergic to pressure and to The new fuel economy rules, covering 2008 March 27, 2006. There will be $60 million in financing. through 2011, would save 10.7 billion gallons of fuel memorial services 3 p.m. Abramoff told U.S. District Judge Paul C. Huck threats and intimidation,” Iranian Ambassador Javad Zarif said. He later added that “Iran insists on its over the lifetime of the vehicles sold during that Saturday, April 8, at the that he had started “the process of becoming a new period and take a more aggressive stance than a Agape Bible Church in man.” right to have access to nuclear technology for explic- itly peaceful purposes. We will not abandon that Bush administration proposal issued last summer, Willits. Arrangements are Hamas Cabinet that includes claim to our legitimate right.” officials said. under the direction of Anker- The 15-nation council unanimously approved a “The new standards represent the most ambitious Lucier Mortuary. 14 ex-prisoners sworn in statement that will ask the U.N. nuclear watchdog, fuel economy goals for light trucks ever developed the International Atomic Energy Agency, to report in the program’s 27-year history,” said Death notices are free for GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip (AP) — Hamas formal- Mendocino County residents. ly took power Wednesday, with Palestinian President back in 30 days on Iran’s compliance with demands Transportation Secretary Norman Y. Mineta, to stop enriching uranium. Death notices are limited to Mahmoud Abbas swearing in 24 Cabinet ministers, announcing the plan from a Baltimore football stadi- name of deceased, home- including 14 who served time in Israeli prisons. um that overlooked traffic near an Interstate 95 inter- town, age, date of death, Soon after the ceremony Canada announced it Taliban attack on coalition base change. date, time, and place of ser- was suspending aid to the cash-strapped Palestinian The new regulations followed President Bush’s vices and the funeral home Authority, and other nations were expected to follow in Afghanistan kills two soldiers declaration in January that the U.S. is “addicted to handling the arrangements. suit. KANDAHAR, Afghanistan (AP) — Taliban mil- oil,” and his call for a 75 percent reduction in For information on how to place a free death notice State Department spokesman Sean McCormack itants launched a rare attack on a coalition base in Mideast oil imports by 2025. please call our editorial department at 468-3500.

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The stage production cur- POETRY READING – Writers Read; featured reader Mark rently in rehearsel on the Turpin, followed by open mic; 7 to 9:30 p.m.; Mendocino Book Mendocino College campus Company; 275-9010 or 463-6989. is “Fiddler on the Roof.” It COUNTRY NITE – DJ dance music; with Smokin Joe is the story of Tevye, a milk- throwing out the beats of today’s hottest country; lots of drink man by trade, who is con- specials; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 9 fronted with the breaking up p.m; of his community, Anatevka, and the breaking down of his traditions. It may be FRIDAY Tevye’s story, but women are essential to the story, and ‘DRIVING LESSONS’ – Original theatre based on the lives to the staging of this show. of the cast; 8 p.m.; Ukiah High School Little Theater; $10 gen- Set in Czarist Russia in eral admission; $6 with Student ID; tickets are available at 1905, “Fiddler on the Roof” Mendocino Book Company. is based on the stories of JE-JEUNE – Singer/guitarist; every Friday; 4 to 6 p.m.; Sholem Aleichem. Coffee Critic; 476 N. State St.; 462-1840. There are 27 women in ‘BIRDS OF UGANDA’ – “Birds of Uganda,” slide show; 7 the cast on stage. Backstage p.m.; Ukiah Civic Center; come early as the presentation is there are even more. likely to sell out; suggested donation is $7; children under 12 Penelope Sinor, the stage admitted. manager is the director’s MONKEY – Latin reggae/ska; Ukiah Brewing Co.; 745 N. assistant, Judy Ballanger is State St; Ukiah; 9:30 p.m.; $6 cover charge. the rehearsal pianist, BLUE SKY BAND – Country music and dance; 7 p.m. to Marilyn Simpson, the vocal 10:30 p.m.; Ukiah Senior Center; 499 Leslie St.; $8 for mem- director, Susan Era and bers, $9 for non members; bring finger food to share. Leslie Saxon West, the co- DORIAN MAY – Piano Jazz; Potter Valley Cafe; 7 to 10 choreographers. Dawn Rick Allan (Tevye), Ian Parmenter (Motel), Herron Spence (Shprintze), KC Dill p.m.; no cover charge; 743-2848. Senften, president of Ukiah (Tzeitel), Susan Byers (Golde), Susan Haynes (Chava), Kaleena Quarles (Hodel) HOLLYWOOD KNOCKOUT – Oil and hot cream female Civic Light Opera, is the and Carlin Fuerst (Perchik) play the main family in the Mendocino College/ UCLO wrestlers; tickets in advance $10, $15 at the door; DJ Dance producer. Even the Fiddler is production of “Fiddler on the Roof.” Music; with Smokin’ Joe; lots of drink specials; Perkins Street played by Ivory Reid, an Oaks School. She resides constable’s thug and the ter- Kathy Dingman Katz is Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 7 p.m. to 2 a.m. actress, singer and dancer with her parents in Ukiah. rifying ghost of Fruma designing and overseeing the familiar to theater audiences Yente, the matchmaker Sarah, late wife of the construction of costumes. in the Ukiah area. who finds her own tradition- rejected Lazar Wolfe. Other women behind the SATURDAY The cast and crew come al role endangered, is played There are newcomers to scenes include, Sasha Oakes, from all around the local by Bella Feldman, who was the stage as well. Madrone prop designer; Melissa COUNTRY BOYS – Country music and dance; 7 p.m. to valleys as well as Willits a cantor for fifteen years Matishak, at nine years of 10:30 p.m.; Ukiah Senior Center; 499 Leslie St.; $8 for mem- Erikson, assistant stage man- and Lake County. The night atCongregation Ner Tamid age is the youngest member ager, and Joni McCloud and bers, $9 for non members; 21 years and older only. I visited the rehearsal, snow in Las Vegas. of the cast. Other newcom- Kim Ostler who run crew. ‘AN EVENIG IN PARIS’ – An evening of French cusine was falling in great wet Susan Byers, who is ers to the Center Stage, and ballet entertainers, with a silent auction; 6 to 10 p.m.; flakes and clinging to car Kim also serves on the cos- Golde, Tevye’s wife, and the Joanna Brennan and Alicia tume crew with Anne Ukiah Valley Conference Center; Tickets are $50 per person; tops and windshields. One girls’ mother, comes from Littletree, agreed that the tables of 8 available for $375; Tickets are available at The could not help but admire Schuierer and Heather Willits. She has a strong rehearsals are “very, very Jones. Mendocino Book Company; Ukiah; or at the Mendocino the dedication and commit- emotional bond to the role. fun.” Littletree added that Ballet; 463-2290. ment of these students and The men of Anatevka Her own grandparents left the auditions were “really, must not be forgotten. DJ DANCE MUSIC – DJ dance music; with Smokin Joe; area residents. Nightly their village, Antanevka, really scary.” Over one hun- lots of drink specials; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins rehearsals are three hours “Fiddler” is, after all, a story Russia in the 1920s. Byers is dred people auditioned for of the plight of Jews in St., Ukiah; 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. long. no stranger to local audi- the 47 roles. Both women CLAN DYKEN – World Rebel Rock; Ukiah Brewing Co.; Kaleena Quarles, a col- Czarist Russia early in the ences. She has portrayed the said the auditioners were all 20th century. A strong cast 745 N. State St; Ukiah; 9:30 p.m.; $10 suggested donation. lege student who says she Mother in “Amahl and the very supportive of each ‘juggles’ learning lines, get- Night Visitors,” Marian the other, but singing solo was of 20 males of all ages SUNDAY ting to rehearsals and doing librarian in “The Music still hard. Dance auditions round out the cast. her homework, plays Hodel, Man,” and has sung in were done en masse and eas- Tickets for this produc- FREE POOL – Play pool starting at 3 p.m.; Perkins Street one of Tevye’s daughters. UCLO sponsored recitals. ier, Alicia said. She had tion are available at the Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; K.C. Dill is the eldest Her husband, Gregory, heard about the auditions Mendocino Book Company, DANCE WAVE – Freestyle community dance for fitness and daughter, Tzeitel, who is the builds and plays Flamenco from a friend. Auditions are corner of School and Perkins release; Mendocino Ballet Studio; 205 S. State St., Ukiah; first to break away from her and classical guitars. Her announced in the local Streets in Ukiah, or at the 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.; sliding scale donation; 489-3345. father’s influence by falling two sons, Rowan,16 and Eli, newspapers. She added that college bookstore on the WEEKLY DART TOURNEY – Weekly dart tournaments are in love with Motel, the tai- 13 are interested in music, it is rewarding to be a part campus. There will be 8 held Sundays at the Hopland Brewery; 13351 Hwy. 101 S., lor, rather than Lazar Wolfe, but Rowan is ‘really into’ of “this village of talented p.m. performances on March Hopland; 3 to 6 p.m.; 744-1361. the older and richer butcher photography and younger people.” 31, and April 1, and on April MEDITATION ON THE INNER LIGHT AND SOUND – and her father’s choice. brother Eli is studying glass Saxon-West and Era, the 7, and 8. Thursday April 6, Meditation instruction and weekly group practice; 7:30 to 9:30 Dill is another familiar blowing and works with co-choreographers for the curtain rises at 7:30. p.m.; Willits; free; call for directions; 459-4444. face to theater goers, having Scott Hegan, glassblower of Fiddler, agreed that the There is a matinee on April performed many roles at Ukiah. dance sequences for such a 9 at 2 p.m. Ticket prices are MONDAY UPT. The youngest daughter, Another performer famil- large cast were a big chal- $15 for adults; $12 for stu- Chava, played by Susan iar to area audiences is the lenge. And “balancing tradi- dents, seniors and ASMC FREE POOL – Play pool starting at 3 p.m.; Perkins Street Haynes, further breaks tradi- versatile Jennifer Schmitt, a tion and creativity- trying to cardholders. For additional Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; tion by falling in love with musician, dancer, singer and do something different yet information or group sales Fyedka, a gentile. Haynes is actress who plays multiple honor the cultural richness” of ten or more, please call TUESDAY in the eighth grade at River roses as a Russian priest, a required time and patience. 462-9155. KARAOKE – Every Tuesday; Perkins Street Lounge; 228 E. Perkins St., Ukiah; 8 p.m.; no fee. Danny Barca to perform at May 20 event By LACRETIA PEOPLES 2005. Past nominee’s have included (partial ‘Voices From Earth’ Special for the Daily Journal list): Marla Anderson, Kathryn Fengler, Mr. Danny Barca, singer, songwriter and gui- and Mrs. Phil Gary, Susan Jordan, John tarist will be one of the performers at Lewellen, Antonio Lopez, Tom returns for one night only McMLK’s, May 20 public event. The event MacMillian, Diane Marshall, Lynda The Daily Journal then relaxing. The audience is the 9th annual Mendocino County Martin McClure, LaCretia Peoples, Marvin Trotter, “Voices From Earth in a emerges refreshed and uplifted, Luther King, Jr. “Citizenship (humanitari- Carol Wolman, Zac Zachary...... While the Nuclear Age” is a remarkable in a spirit of celebration, mem- an) Award” presentation ceremony, com- May 20th event provides the forum where achievement by Mendocino ories validated, with a connec- bined with the 4th annual Mendocino the 2006 MLK citizenship award is present- Coast composer Sara Kreger – tion to the Earth renewed. County MultiCultural Diversity Dinner to ed and the nominees recognized, the event so much so that at its premiere Composer’s note: “War, pre- be held on Friday, May 20, at 6:30 p.m. in also serves as a venue to support and cele- last October, people were nuclear and nuclear, dominates Ukiah. brate Mendocino County May’s Diversity turned away at the door of a the history of the 20th century, Danny Barca grew up in the Bay Area Month. In 2001 the Mendocino County full house. Here’s another and thus, it is the terrible leit- and has been a resident of Mendocino Board of Supervisors signed a proclamation chance to experience riveting motif of my life,” reflects Sara. County since 1976. As a singer, songwriter that designated the month of May as diver- neoclassical music with narra- and guitarist, he has been writing and per- sity month for Mendocino County. We are “A schoolgirl when the atom forming his original compositions for most tion, 14-member chorus, voices was split, I recall my entire all responsible for generating an atmosphere of the future, and soloist Ana of his life. He has sung in choirs, musicals, that supports all person’s basic rights of school assembling to hear the cabarets and even a few operas. He has two Lucas. This is storytelling at its news. In World War II, I wrote respect, peace, and freedom. We are also finest set to music from the CD’s to his credit as far: “Sail On” with The responsible for making room for one anoth- ‘V-mails’ to a family member Rhythmystics, and his solo CD “No heart and soul. serving in six invasions of er at the table and elsewhere, in order to Vocalists and musicians are Separation”. His songs are humorous, ensure the fullness of diversity in our lives Pacific islands. I knew the romantic, inspirational and always, musical. represented from the Coast’s woman who was ‘gatekeeper’ this fullness creates richness in communi- Recently be has performed at Wild Iris Folk Danny Barca ties. Celebrating diversity through the culi- Symphony of the Redwoods, to Los Alamos. The bombing Festival, Caspar World Folk Festival, Willits Gloriana Opera Company, and of returning back home. Thank you Danny, nary arts in one method among many to of Hiroshima and Nagasaki is Fest, and at New Thoughts churches in support this endeavor. This path provides an Opera Fresca as well as the etched in my memory. I was in Chico, Monterey, Temecula, Ukiah, Santa for sharing your gift with us - I am most Ukiah Symphony, and Santa grateful and just need to express some of opportunity to experience, appreciate and surging street crowds when the Rosa and Mendocino. engage in diversity on a level that is non- Rosa Symphony. Featured United Nations was born. In “The first time I heard Danny Barca per- that gratitude” Tanya Wy1dflower, Minister musicians are: Marion form, I realized I was observing someone - Mendocino Coast Center for Spiritual intrusive and yet culturally inclusive. Guest Crombie, viola; Barbara order to teach in public Awakening. attending the May 20th event will have the schools, I had to sign the ‘loy- who embodies both musical gift and a spir- Faulkner, piano; Mindy itual heart. In my estimation, Danny is a The MLK “Citizenship (humanitarian) pleasure of dining on an authentic mixture Rosenfeld, flute; Richard alty oath’ in the 1950s. Beloved award is presented each year to an individ- of tasty culturally diverse foods provided by nephews of mine were killed in blessing to us all. In a most unpretentious Pacileo, percussion; and way, he inspires, enlightens and entertains. I ual (a humanitarian) in Mendocino County local restaurants and by community-based Marcia Sloane, cello. Vietnam. My husband and I who is working toward the struggle for groups. The event will feature a keynote knew intense fear during the particularly enjoy his often-amusing way of The Audience Will Emerge looking at life. So, even for those who don’t peace, justice and equality for all in speech that will address how to build inclu- Refreshed ‘Cuban Missile Crisis,’ fear for Mendocino County, with preference is sive and whole communities. The MLK cit- our newborn son. When the consider themselves to be particularly spiri- With passion, Sara tells of tual, his work is uplifting. In short he makes given to the unsung hero. The MLK citizen- izenship(humanitarian) award project and the development, testing, and cold war led us into new crises, us laugh, cry and touches the heart. I whole- ship (humanitarian) award selection com- the multi-cultural diversity dinner are two of use of nuclear weapons and we worked with Educators for heartedly encourage anyone to give them- mittee, through a process will select a recip- the many activities that McMLK and their effect, as well as her Social Responsibility and selves the gift of his message and music” ient for the award. The selection committee friends provide to the public in a effort to insight into how humans look Beyond War. We’ve remained Candice Becket, President of Religious members are: Lynda McClure; Hennan achieve McMLK mission to “move beyond at the Earth. It is a history les- members of International Science International and Minister of the Meadows; K.C. Meadows and Paul Taylor. tolerance” by enhancing the innate spirits of son that balances two needs: Physicians for the Prevention Center for Positive Living in Ukiah. Past recipients of the MLK citizenship human kindness through events and pro- one, the disclosing of important of Nuclear War since the “Once again, I have reached for Danny’s (humanitarian) award are: Dottie Croghan jects. information about what really 1980s. May this concert help, CD to restore myself back to balance and 1998; Judy Judd 1999; Laurel Near 2000; LaCretia Peoples is the founder of and happened; and two, the com- even in a small way, to restore truth. His lyrics open my heart and my soul. Birdie Marable and Lillian Brandon 2001; the managing director for Mendocino pelling musical environment and build an era of justice and Again I remember the Truth of who I am - Kevin Murphy 2002; Paul Taylor 2003; County Martin Luther King, Jr. that is first invigorating and love for all life on Earth.” of who we all are - and I cry with the relief Cathy Barr 2004 and Santiago Simental Organization (McMLK). A-4 – THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 2006 FORUM Editor: K.C. Meadows, 468-3526 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected] Letters from our readers From the desk of... Fiscal responsibility not a GOP virtue To the Editor: I have just read Chas. Moser’s letter in PAUL KRUGMAN the March 29 issue. In response to his claim that “Oldcoms” (by which I assume he means Democrats) will continue to spend as extravagantly as the Republicans but on social programs instead of on “the war effort” and “a strong military,” may I remind him that it was the last Democrat Uncomfortable facts administration that balanced the budget, made inroads on the national debt and about immigration introduced welfare reform. The Bush administration has negated all these fiscal "Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled mass- gains by pursuing an unjust, expensive, es yearning to breathe free," wrote Emma Lazarus, in and unwinnable war. Our national debt is a poem that still puts a lump in my throat. I'm proud the highest in history. In fact, by accessing of America's immigrant history, and grateful that the the transcript of bin Laden’s latest speech door was open when my grandparents fled Russia. on the Al Jazeera Web site you can read In other words, I'm instinctively, emotionally pro- that his strategy is to bankrupt the U. S. immigration. But a review of serious, nonpartisan through the war in Iraq. So just which is research reveals some uncomfortable facts about the the fiscally responsible party? economics of modern immigration, and immigration Janet Freeman from Mexico in particular. If people like me are going Ukiah to respond effectively to anti-immigrant demagogues, we have to acknowledge those facts. First, the net benefits to the U.S. economy from Wasted time immigration, aside from the large gains to the immi- grants themselves, are small. Realistic estimates sug- To the Editor: gest that immigration since 1980 has raised the total The only supervisor acting responsibly Other opinions income of native-born Americans by no more than a in the recent flap over an interim building fraction of 1 percent. moratorium was Kendall Smith. She was From around the nation Second, while immigration may have raised overall the only one showing any interest in dis- income slightly, many of the worst-off native-born cussing and pursuing a moratorium, first The San Diego Union-Tribune Americans are hurt by immigration -- especially proposed by supervisor Wattenburger. But immigration from Mexico. Because Mexican immi- when the vested interests berated the On ‘Unfinished remedy’ grants have much less education than the average U.S. supervisors at the March 14 meeting, they worker, they increase the supply of less-skilled labor, dropped the matter like a hot potato. No University of California It may save the regents worsen California's financial regents met last week in time, but it has angered UC picture. driving down the wages of the worst-paid Americans. matter that they had earlier asked county The most authoritative recent study of this effect, by staff - on a 4 to1 vote - to research the what we’d like to hail as a faculty, most of whose pay is California already col- watershed in the latest UC hardly on a par. More impor- lects a huge percentage of its George Borjas and Lawrence Katz of Harvard, esti- issue. No matter that the Smart Growth mates that U.S. high school dropouts would earn as Coalition had prepared a detailed proposal compensation controversy. tant, how will it affect the taxes from its wealthiest cit- Alas, no. noxious additions to salary much as 8 percent more if it weren't for Mexican how a moratorium could be structured to izens. Although that idea immigration. help planning without impeding infill con- At the center of the con- that the president negotiated makes sense _ and is certain- troversy are several failures. in the past and about which That's why it's intellectually dishonest to say, as struction. The lack of leadership and ly politically popular _ it's a President Bush does, that immigrants do "jobs that resolve on the Board is all too apparent. The regents failed to antici- it kept mum? bad way to collect revenue. pate all the circumstances Last, but far from least, is Americans will not do." The willingness of Americans Much time was wasted and a great oppor- If you've ever wondered to do a job depends on how much that job pays -- and tunity lost. for which they needed to precisely how the board will why the state's books go establish policies. The UC ensure that administrators’ the reason some jobs pay too little to attract native- Bruni Kobbe from black ink to red ink and born Americans is competition from poorly paid Ukiah president’s office failed to compensation is not just follow existing policies on warranted and policy com- then back again, it's because immigrants. setting compensation, partic- pliant but fully, publicly and its tax structure is flawed. Finally, modern America is a welfare state, even if That’s politics ularly non-salary perks. And timely disclosed. Disclosure Then there's the proposal our social safety net has more holes in it than it should his office failed to disclose, by the regents as well as to itself. -- and low-skill immigrants threaten to unravel that To the Editor: Proposition 82 would What, oh what will the political car- to the public and, on occa- them should be their top pri- safety net. toonist have to draw about if the sion, to the regents, the exec- ority. require teachers with cre- Basic decency requires that we provide immigrants, Democrats get into office? The one on utive compensation the pres- dentials in the preschools. once they're here, with essential health care, education today’s Forum page is wonderful. The ident had approved. Santa Cruz That's not the case now, and for their children, and more. As the Swiss writer Max Democrats have 16 platform issues and There were, for just a few Sentinel we're not convinced that it's Frisch wrote about his own country's experience with the Republicans have only 1. What the egregious examples, the worth getting rid of all the immigration, "We wanted a labor force, but human cartoonist missed are some of the real hundreds of thousands paid Preschool proposal current preschool teachers beings came." Unfortunately, low-skill immigrants platform issue of the Democrats. They are for sabbaticals administra- in trouble without credentials. don't pay enough taxes to cover the cost of the bene- big on wanting the government (of, for tors had earned at other insti- If preschool is something fits they receive. and by the People) to be responsible for tutions, and administrators’ Proposition 82 is in trou- that's valuable, we'd much Worse yet, immigration penalizes governments that everyone having health insurance. They service on outside boards ble. And it should be. rather see the issue act humanely. Immigrants are a much more serious are strong for providing social welfare for that greatly enhance their The measure, authored by addressed through the fiscal problem in California than in Texas, which the illegal aliens that are flooding the bor- income but may consider- actor-director-activist Rob Legislature. This measure treats the poor and unlucky harshly, regardless of ders. Neither of these are costly however, ably impair their focus on Reiner, is a feel-good pro- has the same problem that where they were born. right? Having said that, I would vote for UC duties. posal to make preschool many initiatives do: it has We shouldn't exaggerate these problems. Mexican anyone that could absolutely prove to me On those matters, the available to any 4-year-old had no give-and-take, com- immigration, says the Borjas-Katz study, has played that they will reduce the federal deficit, regents essentially punted. in the state. promise and discussion that only a "modest role" in growing U.S. inequality. And balance the trade deficit, and resolve the They will wait for a board First, the good. Nearly the political threat that low-skill immigration poses to task force’s recommenda- can strengthen the proposal problems in Iraq, Iran and Africa. Just every study demonstrates and remove the flaws. the welfare state is more serious than the fiscal threat: saying they can do it won’t get there. That tions on sabbaticals and on that sending children to The disastrous Medicare drug bill alone does far more outside board work. Finally, there's the issue seems to be the real platform, saying they preschool leads to success in of unfair political advertis- to undermine the finances of our social insurance sys- can do it but without a clue how to do On the larger issues -- later years. And that's the tem than the whole burden of dealing with illegal policies on tax-paid execu- ing. Reiner has used his immigrants. anything about it. That’s politics. lofty goal of the measure, to position on the state's First Chas E. Moser tive compensation and com- make our children more suc- But modest problems are still real problems, and pliance (or not) with them -- Five commission to adver- Ukiah cessful. immigration is becoming a major political issue. What the board has acted, but tise the benefits of are we going to do about it? But, there's plenty of bad. preschool. The commission questionably. Realistically, we'll need to reduce the inflow of THANK YOU LETTER POLICY On administrators’ com- And Reiner has made some approved $23 million in tax- bad choices in pushing the low-skill immigrants. Mainly that means better con- Editor’s note: The Daily Journal welcomes pensation, it moves ahead payer dollars essentially to trols on illegal immigration. But the harsh anti-immi- with a new pay structure, measure. promote the upcoming vote. letters of thanks from organizations and indi- In short, the measure gration legislation passed by the House, which has led viduals. We are glad that so many successful comparing UC’s salaries Bad move. to huge protests -- legislation that would, among other events are held here. However, thank you let- with those of other elite pub- should be scrapped. And But then again, the unfair voters should rise up to things, make it a criminal act to provide an illegal ters must be kept short. For that reason we lic and private universities campaigning is hardly the immigrant with medical care -- is simply immoral. have a 20-business name limit per letter. If defeat it. and arranging them in salary worst part of it. Proposition Meanwhile, Bush's plan for a "guest worker" pro- your letter lists more than 20 businesses it will ranges. Any salary above Here are some of the 82 is expensive, and the pay- not be printed. Shorter thank you letters which gram is clearly designed by and for corporate inter- $200,000 the regents must problems. The major one is off for Californians is doubt- ests, who'd love to have a low-wage work force that do not contain lists of participants or donors approve. that a tax to fund it will only will be printed more quickly. Those wishing to ful. couldn't vote. Not only is it deeply un-American; it thank long lists of people and businesses are does nothing to reduce the adverse effect of immigra- welcome to contact our advertising department tion on wages. And because guest workers would face for help with a thank you ad. the prospect of deportation after a few years, they WHERE TO WRITE would have no incentive to become integrated into our LETTER POLICY society. President George Bush: The White Sacramento, 95814. (916) 319-2001; Santa What about a guest-worker program that includes a The Daily Journal welcomes letters to the House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Washing- Rosa, 576-2526; FAX, Santa Rosa, 576- clearer route to citizenship? I'd still be careful. editor. All letters must include a clear name, ton, D.C. 20500; (202) 456-1111, FAX 2297. Berg's field representative in Ukiah Whatever the bill's intentions, it could all too easily signature, return address and phone number. (202)456-2461. office located at 104 W. Church St, Ukiah, end up having the same effect as the Bush plan in Letters are generally published in the order Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger: 95482, 463-5770. The office’s fax number is practice -- that is, it could create a permanent under- they are received, but shorter, concise letters State Capitol, Sacramento, 95814. (916) 463-5773. E-mail to: are given preference. Because of the volume class of disenfranchised workers. of letters coming in, letters of more than 400 445-2841; FAX (916)445-4633 [email protected] We need to do something about immigration, and words in length may take longer to be print- Sen. Barbara Boxer: 112 Hart Senate Senator Wes Chesbro: State Senate soon. But I'd rather see Congress fail to agree on any- ed. Names will not be withheld for any rea- Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20510; District 2, Capitol Building, Room 5100, thing this year than have it rush into ill-considered leg- son. 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Fourth annual ukiaHiaku Jewish community to sponsor for advance purchase seniors) and are available in Mendocino at Moore’s Books, in Ft. Bragg Festival being planned benefit at ‘Fiddler’ on April 6 at Fiddles and Cameras at the door. The pro- BILLBOARD gram will include sonatas by Bach, Prokofiev The Fourth Annual ukiaHaiku Festival is “Fiddler on the Roof,” one of the best loved underway. This is a juried haiku contest. Open plays of the American musical theater, will be and Chopin. For more information, call 937- Mendo Lake Credit Union to all people, the Festival is accepting haiku presented in a fresh production at Mendocino 1018. to show Rosemary Burkitt’s submissions now through March 20. All entries College this spring, co-produced by the college should be accompanied by a submission form, and Ukiah Civic Light Opera. Ukiah Sufi dancing to be painting exhibit available at the Grace Hudson Museum (431 S. Set in a small shtetl, or village, in Eastern Mendo Lake Credit Union has Rosemary Main St.) and the Ukiah Branch Library. A Europe approximately a century ago, the plot offered on Friday evenings Burkitt’s watercolor paintings hanging in their printable version of the submission form is concerns the dairyman Tevye and the future of Ukiah Sufi Dancing, dances of Universal lobby for the month of March. Rosemary is a online at (www.ukiaHaiku.org). The Web site his daughters. Voicing this Jewish family’s Peace will be heald on Friday evenings, April 7 Ukiah Resident. Her work has been in juried is designed to inform people about the festival: dilemmas through such classic songs as and 12, and June 9 at Yoga Mendocino, at 206 shows and local fairs. Rosemary’s watercolors it includes guidelines, deadlines, information “Tradition” and “If I Were a Rich Man,” the A Mason St. in Ukiah. For more information are of a variety of subjects. about the awards ceremony, and the prize-win- play expresses universal themes with warm contact Kathy at [email protected]. or call ning poems from the last two years. humor and strong emotion. 485-0651 Pledge packets for annual A great many local theatergoers are no doubt planning to see “Fiddler,” which will be International performers ‘Move your Body’ dance Open art studio workshop performed six times: evenings at 8 p.m. on available through SPACE offered by the Mendocino Art Friday and Saturday,; Thursday through needed for April 8 Saturday, April 6 through 8; and a 2 p.m. mati- International Night SPACE (Near and Arnold’s School of Association every Monday nee on Sunday, April 9. One group with a spe- Performing Arts and Cultural Education) cial interest in it, Kol HaEmek (Mendocino The Activity Committee for a local church is The Mendocino Art Association offers an seeking singers, dancers, instrumentalists or announces pledge packets available now for open art studio workshop space every Monday County Inland Jewish Community), has the second annual 16-hour “Move your Body” reserved a block of tickets for the performance performers for Irish, Hawaiian, European, or Dance Marathon. 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Todd Grove Clubhouse. other nations for their International Night on Participants should bring their own supplies. on Saturday night, April 1. With the approval Calling all dancers, want to be dancers, of the co-producers, Kol HaEmek will retain a Saturday, April 8. Each act will provide 5 to 10 never-danced-before-dancers, and supporters No instruction will be provided. The cost is $3 minutes of entertainment for families. Dinner for members and $5 for nonmembers. portion of proceeds from sale of those tickets, of community arts, pledge packets for to help support the congregation’s many activ- is included. For more information, contact Kathy SPACE’s 16-hour Dance Marathon are avail- ities. able immediately at the Ukiah High School Poetry reading to be held Davidson at 468-0251, 468-8763 or kath- Tickets for those seats cost $15 per person; [email protected]. Student Activities office, and SPACE Studios, today at Mendocino Book Co. Kol HaEmek’s share will be $5 per ticket. 145 East Church Street in Ukiah. Interested people need to pay in advance, with Dancing teams made up of local families, Virginia Sharkey will be this month’s fea- payment received no later than Tuesday March Abalone benefit, dinner co-workers, club members, friends, communi- tured reader in the Writers Read series. Born 21. For details, call Kol HaEmek board mem- concert, auction to be April 8 ty groups, and more will dance around the and raised in the Mid-West, Virginia escaped ber Dan Hibshman, 462-7471. clock the weekend of April 22nd to raise its flats to graduate from Vassar College, pro- On Saturday, April 8 from 6 to 9 p.m., the money for SPACE and the Ukiah High School ducing a book of poetry for her thesis. She Little River Inn will host an Abalone benefit, Challenge Day Program. received a grant enabling her to live in Europe Aileen James to perform dinner, concert and auction featuring Kevin Marathon team members will be treated to for over a year and resided in Italy at in Preston Hall this Sunday, and the Coconuts. dazzling dance performances by some of the Brunnenburg, the castle of the descendants of Tickets are on sale for $50 per person, $90 area’s top dance troupes featuring Allen Freas Fort Bragg Center for the Arts will present per couple. Tickets are limited, and are avail- “So You Think You Can Dance?” Finalist, free Ezra Pound. She has been a fellow at Yaddo cellist Burke Schuchmann and pianist Aileen and Cummington Community for the Arts, and able at Harvest Market, Little River Inn and workshops with master teachers in a variety of James this Sunday in Preston Hall, 44831 Main Big Brothers Big Sisters. styles, free dinner, breakfast, a T-Shirt and has exhibited paintings on the West Coast, St. in Mendocino. The concert begins at 3 p.m. All proceeds benefit Big Brothers Big more. NYC and Europe. She is a violinist, who per- (daylight savings time). Tickets are $17 ($14 Sisters. For more information, call 964-1228. This week is the Kickoff to organize a team forms and teaches as a day job. Her poems and start collecting pledges. Pick up a pledge have been published in New Settler Magazine, packet today. For more information call 462- Mendocino Review, and Wood, Water, Air and Mendocino College Theatre Arts Department 9370. Fire, the anthology of Mendocino Women poets. She lives in Albion. This month’s read- & Ukiah Civic Light Opera present ing will be held at Mendocino Book Company Open art studio to meet in Ukiah. Featured reading starts at 7 p.m., fol- FIDDLER ON THE ROOF at Todd Grove Club house lowed my open mic. Refreshments available, March 31 - April 9 On Mondays 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. there is an donations requested. For more info: 275-9010 open art studio that meets at Todd Grove Club or 463-6989 House. Enjoy artwork with others. Bring own supplies. There is a fee of $3. per visit for Mendocino Ballet to present members of Mendocino County Art Association and $5 for non-members. No ‘An Evening in Paris’ Read All instruction is provided. Tables and chairs are The Mendocino Ballet Presents, An Evening available. Use any medium but leave area as in Paris. An elegant evening featuring authen- About It! clean as found, Call Kim Smith at 895-2850 r tic French cuisine and desserts served with Barbara Brittingham at 462-0771 for more complimentary champagne, local wines and The Ukiah information and to check for changes. beer. DAILY JOURNAL A performance by the Mendocino Ballet Art at the Banks exhibits Company and young dancers from the school Your Local for the month of March will delight and entertain all who attend. There Daily Newspaper! will be a silent auction with local gifts and bas- Mendocino County Art Association mem- kets, one-of-a-kind ceramics and items from bers who will be exhibiting their paintings at local artists, jewelry, services, and more, along local banks through March and April 2006 are: with a special live auction featuring weekend Sharon Fenton at Savings Bank of Mendocino get-a-ways, a vacation trip to Big Sur, fine County, 904 N. State St., Ukiah Sherry liqueurs, brandy and more. An Evening in Paris Lustre Jewelry Breeden at Savings Bank of Mendocino will be held on Saturday, April 1, from 6 to 10 & Gem Company County, East Road, Redwood Valley; Don Since 1969 p.m. at the Ukiah Valley Conference Center. Steven & Rebecca Stern Mendocino College Center Theatre Pagano at Savings Bank of Mendocino Tickets are $50 per person with tables of 8 County, Pear Tree Center, Ukiah; Lynda SUPER SAVINGS 1000 Hensley Creek Rd. Ukiah available for $375. Tickets are available at The Fridays & Saturdays - 8pm Hassett at West America Bank, 319 E. Perkins, Mendocino Book Company, Ukiah, or at the SATURDAY SALE Ukiah; and Hiroko Mattsson at Savings Bank *every Saturday* Thursday April 6 - 7:30 pm Mendocino Ballet. For more information con- Plenty of parking 10-4 Sunday April 9 - 2pm of Mendocino County, 1100 Airport Park tact the Mendocino Ballet at 463-2290. Blvd., Ukiah. 118 S. State St., Ukiah Tickets $15 general; $12 students & seniors Phone/Fax (707) 462-0907 Available at the Mendocino Book Company and the College Book Store.

Celebrates Spring 2006 Congratulations from the SATURDAY APRIL 1, 2006 • 10AM-5PM Greater Ukiah Chamber of Commerce, and the A Shop for Children New release of Estate Red Blend, Syrah 2003 Wines. Other wines deeply discounted by the bottle or the case. Food and music at UKIAH’S this day long event Barrel sampling and Brandy distillery open to the public. Ukiah Daily Journal, to the new Chamber members: “No Fooling Around” TOY STORE Vineyards • Winery • Distillery 123 S. Main St. • 463-1983 Daily 10-5:30 • Sunday 11-3 10400 S. Hwy 101, Ukiah • 707-468-8936 Let’s celebrate Mendocino County new beginnings... new experiences... Department of A New Location Child Support Services 1367 S. Dora St., Ukiah WE PROVIDE SERVICES EQUALLY TO BOTH PARENTS AT NO COST Formerly with Dr. Held • We establish and enforce child and medical support orders. Midwifery Services • We review and modify existing child support orders to meet State guidelines Pre-Natal • We have access to State and Federal Gynecological Exams programs to help locate absent parents. • Ombudsperson located on site to receive and resolve complaints. Linda Dashiell, CNM • We make referrals to other agencies such as the Family Law Facilitator 462-5025 Medi-Cal and most insurances accepted WE HAVE EXTENDED OUR HOURS TO BETTER SERVE YOU. MONDAY, WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY - 7:00 A.M. TO 5:00 P.M. TUESDAY AND THURSDAY - 7:00 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. For further information Or call: visit us at: (707) 463-4216 107 South State St. Toll Free anywhere in Mendocino Co. Ukiah, CA 95482 1-800-669-7477 A-6 – THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 2006 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL

‘Moon Over Buffalo’ ends Bus trip to the De Young Aug. 27 and Sept 3). For more information, contact Patti at 937- BILLBOARD Sunday, April 9 in Mendocino Museum in San Francisco 2718 The Mendocino Theater Company’s produc- to take place April 22 Ukiah Symphony Association The April Contra Dance tion of Ken Ludwig’s outrageous comedy Reservations are being taken by a group of “Moon Over Buffalo” plays for just 8 more artists and art lovers for a deluxe bus trip to presents a concert May 6, 7 performances Thursday through Sundays until in Ukiah to be held April 8 San Francisco’s de Young Museum in Golden Ukiah Symphony Association presents April 9. All shows are at 8pm except for the 2 Gate Park. An exhibit of world wide arts and On April 8 at the Ukiah Methodist Church, p.m. Sunday matinees on April 2 and 9. Ukiah Symphony in concert on Saturday May 207 N.Pine St. (back entrance), Ukiah. The crafts are being shown there in April. The day 6, at 8 p.m. and Sun. May 7, at 3 p.m. Program: Directed by Steven Siler, this show features a will be spent there and return straight back to Dvorak “New World Symphony,” Chopin public is invited. The dance begins at 8 p.m. stellar cast, all performing at their utmost best, Ukiah (no dinner stop). There is a large cafete- with beginners instruction from 7:30 to 8. Live “Piano Concerto in f” with Elizabeth to the delight of audience members of the ria with a wide selection of foods at the muse- MacDougall, Richard Strauss “Serenade for music will be provided by Kat Jazz: Kathy many, previous sold-out houses. For reserva- um. Harvey (fiddle), Marc Hanson (guitar and Winds.” Mendocino College Center Theater, tions and more information call the box office The cost of the bus ticket is $60, seniors 1000 Hensley Creek Rd, Ukiah. Sponsored by Bass), Ken Hick Mott (guitar). Eric Hoffman at 707-937-4477. over 65 years $58 and youth $57 (13 through Realty World/Selzer Realty, Parducci Wine will call and teach all dances, including contra 17). This covers the bus and the museum. Cellars. Price: adults $20; seniors (65 and dances, square dances, circle dances, waltzes Departure is at 8:30 a.m. on April 22. older) $18; under 18 $5. Info: Jean Slonecker, and polkas. The suggested donation is $7 for 10th season of Opera Fresca Arrangements can be made to be picked up 707-462-0236 (leave message). 12 and over and $3 for dancing children. Bring seeks dedicated volunteers Hopland and Cloverdale. The expected return non-alcoholic beverage or dessert to share. to Ukiah will be at about 6.30 p.m. For more information call Paula at 463- Opera Fresca invites the community to The deadline is March 10 for reservations. Mendocino Art Center 2113. “Come to the Opera Cabaret” for Puccini’s For more information, call Mary June at 463- accepting applications immortal classic, “La Bohème,” April 21 0456. through April 30, at Eagles Hall Theater, Fort for Summer Art Fair Auditions for ‘Beauty and the Bragg. Auditions for ‘The Underpants’ The Mendocino Art Center is now accepting Beast’ to be held April 8 This season marks Mendocino Opera to be held April 27 to April 29 applications from artists and crafts people for Fresca’s 10th anniversary of presenting operas, the 47th Annual Summer Arts and Crafts Fair. Singers, dancers and actors are invited to concerts and cabarets throughout Mendocino “The Underpants” written by Carl The fair is scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, audition for “Beauty and the Beast”, which County, as well as the Inaugural Season of the Sternheim, adapted by Steve Martin, Directed July 15 and 16, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., on the will be directed by David Post. Auditions will Mendocino Opera Fresca Emerging Artists by Lawrence Bullock will be showing from beautiful garden grounds at the Mendocino Art be held on Saturday, April 8 from 3:30 to 6 July 27 through Sept. 3. Auditions for “The Center in the heart of Mendocino village. Program. Participants can share in the excite- Handmade original artwork in all media is p.m. and on Wednesday, April 12 from 7 to 9 ment of this playful, passionate and poignant Underpants” will be held on April 27, 28 and p.m. at Mendocino Ballet, 205 S. State St. 29 at the Don Murray Room (MTC Rehearsal acceptable. Due to the fair being limited to 60 opera to be sung by rising young national Room) at the Mendocino Recreation Center at high quality art booths, the jury process is Auditioners need to come to just one audition artists from San Francisco, Vancouver, New or the other. This show will be performed by 7 p.m. on Thursday and Friday and 2 p.m. on highly competitive. Applicants must submit York City, Wisconsin and Virginia, joined by Saturday. color slides of recent work and a photograph or young actors ages 8 to 16 years old. “Beauty” spirited local Opera Fresca Opera Chorus vet- Director Lawrence Bullock is looking for drawing of a proposed booth display. Booth will rehearse Monday through Friday, starting erans and newcomers. six actors (2 women, 4 men) for the following spaces measure approximately 10 feet by 10 July 24. The show will be performed, by spe- Mounting an annual full opera production roles: feet. There is a $50 booth fee plus a 15 percent cial arrangement with Music Theater with a 50 member cast and orchestra has its Theo Maske upper 20’s to 30’s (possibly commission on gross sales. Completed appli- International, on Aug. 17 through 20 at Eagle challenges and rewards. With the help of vol- into 40's depending), Louise Maske upper 20’s cations must be postmarked by April 7. The Peak Middle School’s new theater. unteers, Mendocino Opera Fresca will contin- upper 30’s, Gertrude Deuter upper 30’s upper proceeds benefit the Mendocino Art Center. At the beginning of each audition, Mr. Post ue to meet these challenges and celebrate their 50’s, Frank Versati upper 20’s upper 30’s, The Summer Arts and Crafts Fair, which will hand out detailed information about being successes. There are many volunteer opportu- Benjamin Cohen upper 20’s upper 30’s, coincides with the renowned Mendocino Kinglehoffer upper 50’s upper 60’s (possibly in the production. Auditioners may sing a pre- nities, in both a variety of areas and of skills. Music Festival, draws a large number of visi- pared song or elect to sing a short selection of 40’s w/age makeup). tors from the Bay Area, the Sacramento Valley For those who can help out in box office assis- The Underpants script available for check and southern California, among other regions. the song “If I Can’t Love Her” (taught . at the tance, marketing surveys, ushering, conces- audition). Auditioners should wear clothes to out from the MTC box office Tuesday through In addition to the arts and crafts booths, the fair sions, beverage service, housing, transporta- Sundays (937-4477). Rehearsals will begin in move in and be ready to read from a script. will also feature live music and a food court. tion, there is a need for such services. mid May and performances are Thursday For more information or an application, call Advance copies of the script will not be avail- For more information or to volunteer, call 1- through Sunday July 27 to Sept. 3. All shows 937-5818 (toll free 1-800-653-3328). able. For more information, call Mr. Post at 888-82-OPERA/ 937-3646. Visit them online are at 8 p.m. Except for the first and last two Application requests may also be submitted by 360-306-1543. at www.operafresca.com. Sundays which are 2pm matinees (July 30, email to [email protected].

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The Ukiah Concert dates set for MendociMendocinono CountyCounty DAILY JOURNAL UCCA 60th season The Daily Journal At the last board meeting, CONTRACTORS GUIDE the concert dates for the com- ing Ukiah Community Concerts Association’s sea- son, 2006-2007 were The Ukiah Daily Journal is proud announced by George Mendocino County Husaruk, presiding officer. Contractors Guide to introduce its newest publication: There will be two Saturday YOUR GUIDE TO FINDING HELP IN MENDOCINO COUNTY night performances in the four-concert series. The Mendocino County All concerts will be held at the Ukiah High School Contractors Guide! Auditorium at 7:30 p.m. unless otherwise stated. For Slavyanka Mens Russian The Mendocino County Contractors Guide more information or to join, Chorus shown here at 2006 edition is a call 463-2738. Fort Ross will perform in comprehensive directory of licensed contractors located in Sunday, April 30 at 3 p.m.: Ukiah Sunday, April 30. Mendocino County. Regardless of the kind of work you are Bonus concert for new mem- voices and a 21st century planning to do in or around your home, our Contractors Guide bers -- The Slavyanka Mens twist, that takes a capella will provide you with names and telephone numbers of Russian Chorus singing to new and unusual Monday, Oct. 9: Andy heights. They have been professionals to help you get started! Stein’s “Blue Four” -- A group called, “The Bad Boys of A of men who play violin, gui- Capella”. Find out why. In addition, every edition of our Contractors Guide will be full of tar, piano and reeds. Music The Board met Wednesday current “how-to” tips, ideas and articles on topics of interest. ranges from classics and hot night at the hilltop home of Al With a circulation of over 12,000 distributed in The Ukiah Daily jazz to ballads, and there is Bellon, who is membership lots of humor along the way. The Ukiah Journal & throughout Mendocino County, you won’t want to miss campaign chair. He reported 2006 DAILY JOURNAL Saturday, Jan. 13, 2007: on the progress of the many this exciting and information-packed guide. Ebony and Ivory -- Andrew volunteer workers, and felt Gilpin and Fred Jacobowitz, that at this point in the drive two musicians who play a “appears to be right on tar- Coming in April! wide array of instruments get.” He was glad to hear the (clarinet, saxophone, piano, concert dates were set and felt various keyboards) and also that it would be helpful in Some of the advertisers appearing have a diverse repertoire of selling memberships. music. For their California Also on the agenda was a in the Contractors Guide: tour in 2007 the duo also is review of the plans and including a bass and drums. arrangements for the March Ukiah • 462-3552 Thursday, March 1, 2007: 23 concert, the St. Petersburg Alpin Hong -- This brilliant String Quartet. 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AGCREDIT Ukiah Office (707) 462-6531 Eureka Office (707) 445-8871 Alasdair Fraser -- From CAL#641690 Design & Manufacturing 1-800-4U-Build Gates • Automated Entry Systems Toll Free (800) 800-4865 www.mendocinometals.com www.endeavorhomes.com Scotland to California New location 151 Parducci Road, Ukiah www.agloan.com on the wings of music 707-462-4277 The Daily Journal Some may think that California isn’t the obvious K & T Rising Doors place to find Alasdair Fraser, playing in Fort 462-8489 Bragg’s Cotton Auditorium on April 8, in a benefit for the Mendocino Music Festival, but you’d be Home Audio Video wrong. By dfm Car Stereo He’s lived for more than 20 years in the Nevada City 462-2626 area, a far cry from tiny Since 1977 Clackmannanshire in cen- tral Scotland where he was raised. He has reasons for living in the Golden State, however, and they go Alasdair Fraser beyond the fact that his for- mer job as a petrophysicist this the ‘New World,’ yet Redwood Valley, Ca. originally brought him here. there’s a part of old Redwood Valley, Ca. “The question of not Scotland still alive and well being in Scotland comes up within it.” 485-7505 462-5225 frequently, although of Fraser will perform at course I’m often enough Cotton Auditorium with Dunlap Roofing Inc. back there working. I strad- award winning pianist Cali Robinson Building Inc. Cal. Lic. #806498 dle the Atlantic, you see. McKasson, who began clas- in Ukiah sical piano studies at the We specialize in custom framing. It’s just how things are, and General Manager I think I’ve got the balance age of three and made her about right.” orchestral solo debut at the Brian Schlerf Kerry Robinson He feels, because of age of thirteen. Cali was Fully insured Contractor/Builder being in America, he now born in Dallas, Texas and 462-7506 knows more about his relocated with her family to Office: 707-485-7881 • Cell: 707-489-2778 the Pacific Northwest when instrument and about ELECTRONIC #797803 B Scottish tunes than if he’d she was fourteen. Her inter- PROTECTION stayed in the land of his est in Scottish piano began BY 169-A Mason Street birth. “Coming to America in 1993 at the Valley of the has positively helped me as Moon Scottish fiddling DEEP Ukiah, CA 95482 a fiddler,” he explains. school where she became a VALLEY 707.468.8453 “Here I’ve been able to put student of the Cape Breton pianist, Barbara MacDonald SECURITY some of the pieces of Frank Gunnink • Manager Fax 707.468.9459 Scottish music together -- Magone, and grew with her (707) 462-5200 to see bits that are missing brother Ryan McKasson’s back home. This process fiddle playing. Now she started as soon as I began to performs throughout the listen to od Appalachian United States bringing audi- fiddlers, as well as North ences her passion for American fiddlers generally Scottish music. all the way up to Nova Tickets for this duo’s Scotia. What I heard were performance are on sale now at the Mendocino WE MEET CHAIN STORE PRICES EVERYDAY the basic ideas of our tunes, Stereo, Television, Satellite, Home Theater, Whole House Video, Plasma TV but sometimes clearer and Music Festival office on better preserved than they Kasten and Main Streets in 468-0191 were in Scotland, the tunes Mendocino, Harvest Market evolving along a different and Music Merchant in Fort path on each side of the Bragg, Leaves of Grass   Bookstore in Willits, Arena   Atlantic. I was getting the *HQHUDO(QJLQHHULQJ notes still left in the cracks, Pharmacy in Point Arena, &RQWUDFWRU the clues to an older-style Four-Eyed Frog Bookstore in Gualala, dig! Music in 6KHUZRRG5G ornamentation. It was how UKIAH • 485-5759 :LOOLWV&$ the tunes must have been Ukiah, and Out of This played when they came World in Mendocino. For over on the emigrant ships. more information call 937- Call our department to be included at I got a huge kick out of 4041, 937-2044 or online at that. It’s funny, people call www. mendocinomusic.com. 468-3512 • 468-3513 • 468-3514 A-8 – THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 2006 SPORTS Editor: Tony Adame 468-3518 The Ukiah Daily Journal [email protected]

COMMUNITY Baseball to launch investigation into past steroid use By RONALD BLUM intentions public. been a director of the Florida players’ association took comment. DIGEST AP Baseball Writer Selig’s decision to launch Marlins and served on an eco- effect. Baseball began drug Under pressure from NEW YORK — Major the probe, first reported nomic study committee that testing in 2003 and started Congress, baseball toughened Spring break sports League Baseball will investi- Wednesday by ESPN, comes Selig appointed in 1999. testing with penalties the fol- penalties last year and again and fitness camp gate alleged steroid use by in the wake of “Game of Mitchell’s possible lowing year. this season, when an initial for girls April 17-20 Barry Bonds and other play- Shadows,” a book by two San involvement was first men- “I will only comment on positive test will result in a ers, and plans to hire former Francisco Chronicle reporters tioned Wednesday in The New things about Barry’s on-field 50-game suspension. Twelve Is your daughter in U.S. Senate majority leader detailing alleged extensive York Times. The name of a performance or contractual players, including Rafael George Mitchell to lead the steroid use by Bonds and lawyer who will run the status,” said his agent, Jeff Palmeiro, were suspended for second through effort. other baseball stars. The com- mechanics of the probe also Borris. 10 days each following posi- eighth grade? Has A baseball official told The missioner has said for several was to be announced. It is unclear whether cur- tive tests last year. she got plans for Associated Press on weeks that he was evaluating No matter what the find- rent or former players would “Game of Shadows” details spring break? Wednesday that final plans how to respond to the book. ings of an investigation, it cooperate with an investiga- alleged used of performance- Bring her to Ukiah were to be announced Some in Congress have would be difficult for baseball tion or could be forced to do enhancing drugs by Bonds for High School for the Thursday. The official spoke called for an independent to penalize anyone for steroids so by baseball. Gene Orza, the at least five seasons beginning 6th Annual Girl on condition of anonymity investigation. Mitchell, a used prior to Sept. 30, 2002, chief operating officer of the after the 1998 season. Scouts Sports and because commissioner Bud Maine Democrat and a direc- when a joint drug agreement Major League Baseball Former commissioner Fay Fitness Camp. Local Selig has not yet made his tor of the Boston Red Sox, has between management and the Players Association, declined female coaches and See STEROIDS, Page A-9 athletes will work with the girls on skills in basketball, softball, OUTLAW KARTS volleyball, swimming, UKIAH HIGH SWIMMING Big trophy wins soccer, gymnastics, dance, and much for Johnston, Cristiani, more. Tellstrom Camp will be from and Donahoo April 17 - 20, 8:30 By Gary Jacob and Glenda AM – 4:30 PM daily. Gilmer Cost is $45 per girl, LAKEPORT - The indoor or $35 for registered outlaw kart season in Girl Scouts, for four Lakeport ended with the annual Hillside Honda full days. Financial Perpetual Trophy Race on assistance is avail- Saturday and Red Bluff’s Pete able. Look for flyers Johnston was a wire to wire, in the schools soon. $120 winner in the Open For more information Outlaw Kart 20-lap A Main about this camp, to ahead of female star Emalee request a registration Ramirez from Sunnyvale and packet, or to find out Ukiah’s Trevor Cristiani. about other Girl Ramirez won $66. Scout activities, Cristiani was chasing his third win of the day, but had please contact to restart in the back after Connie Krantman at being collected in a first lap 463-2888 or 800-764- incident. Chico’s John 7322. Michael Bunch was a late dropout while racing in sec- Entry level clinic for ond. Johnston was wheeling soccer referees his Sprint Kart Enterprises entry sponsored by Corning There will be an entry Ford. Cristiani came out on level soccer referre top in both the 250 and 125 classes. Justin Kaye led the clinic May 15-18, first 15 laps of the 250 feature from 6-9 p.m., and before Cristiani took over. May 20 from 9 a.m.-3 Second quick Kyle Larson p.m. at the Nokomis made a late move to finish School. behind the $50 winner. Tyler For more information, Reddick was third in front of call Friedhelm Engeln Mikey Lovell. at 485-7308. Cristiani was only fourth quick in a small six kart field Final sign-ups in the 125s, but he won the dash to sit on the pole for their for Ukiah Lions Isaac Eckel/The Daily Journal 25 lap feature and he was cheer today Tucker Mattern of UHS swims the butterfly leg of the 200 IM event on Wednesday. Ukiah hosted Arcata, Eureka, Ferndale and Fortuna at the meet. never headed. Michael Snider ran second ahead of Cody The Ukiah Lions final cheerleading sign- See KARTS, Page A-9 ups for the 2006 sea- son will be March 30 from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at Wright Stuff Pizza. ALL-BAY AREA PICKS Ages 7-15 are wel- come, and for more information call Stephanie at 485- Player of the Year 8848, or Nadine at 468-8411. Spring break hoops is no surprise camp at Pomolita By JEFF FARAUDO not about numbers. Open to boys and The Oakland Tribune AYINDE UBAKA, Cal: Likely the Before we meet Folarin Campbell, most improved player in the Pac-10, girls ages 7-17, a some overdue business: Our annual the junior point guard averaged 14.5 week-long spring All-Bay Area team. points this season - more than dou- basketball camp will We have three repeat selections this bling his output of a year ago. Ubaka offer players an season - although one of them didn't was a first-team all-Pac-10 choice. opportunity to build a play a year ago - and about as little PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Leon solid foundation of drama as imagineable in the debate for Powe. Any questions? basketball skills. Each Player of the Year. COACH OF THE YEAR: This day is filled with fun- Here goes: was not an easy choice. Ben Braun got damental skills, pro- LEON POWE, Cal: The sopho- Cal back to the NCAA tournament for gression drills, easy more power forward, an All-Bay Area the first time in three years. But our pick in 2004 before sitting out last sea- view is that no one in the Bay Area got to understand instruc- son following knee surgery, led the more from his roster than Saint Mary's tion, as well as Pac-10 in scoring (20.5 ppg), rebound- coach Randy Bennett. games and fun com- ing (10.1 rpg) and, not surprisingly, He lost four starters from a team petitions. From begin- double-doubles (15). He scored 41 that won 25 games, started this year 1- ners to advanced points vs. Oregon, had 20 rebounds vs. 4, then went 16-8 the rest of the sea- players this camp will USC and set Cal records for free son. From a 1-5 start in West Coast be a great experi- throws attempted (270) and made Conference play, the Gaels won seven ence. (194). of their final eight to finish in a tie for The camp will be held MATT HARYASZ, Stanford: A 6- second place. at the Pomolita Gym foot-10 forward, Haryasz blossomed Who is Folarin Campbell, and as a senior, averaging 16.2 points and where'd he get that very cool first April 17-21. Tuition for 8.7 rebounds to earn all-Pac-10 hon- name? a full day camp, from ors. A 6-4 wing for Final Four upstart 9 a.m. - 3 p.m., is DANIEL KICKERT, Saint George Mason, Folarin is a Nigerian $135. For the half-day Mary's: The senior forward from name that translates to ``Walk with camp, tuition is $85. Melbourne, Australia, rounds out our glory.'' Who can argue? Campbell has Low income dis- frontcourt. Kickert, a repeat selection, averaged 17.8 points in the NCAAs, counts are available averaged 16.7 points, shot 88 percent and scored 21 in the Elite Eight stun- through the City of from the free-throw line and nearly 46 ner over Connecticut. Ukiah. For more infor- percent from 3-point distance. He also By the way, Folarin's father is mation, please call became the Gaels' career scoring Festus Campbell, and he has a brother leader. named Shade. 463-6714. CHRIS HERNANDEZ, Stanford: Who is George Mason, and how'd One of the toughest and most clutch he get a university named after him? Scorekeepers and players the Bay Area has seen, Mason was a northern Virginia umpires needed Hernandez earns a spot on our team patriot during the Revolutionary War for the third straight year. The senior era whose writings influenced Thomas Would you like to guard averaged 14.0 points, shot 90 Jefferson's drafting of the Decaration percent from the foul line and 47 per- of Independence and, specifically, the See DIGEST, Page A-9 cent from beyond the arc. And he's still Cal’s Ayinde Ubaka See PICKS, Page A-9 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL SPORTS THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 2006 – A-9

fifth on lap 4 and Kennedy Martin. Cristiani was never McCormack was involved ishment, I think it’s: took third from N. headed in the 25 lap feature. with Jaycee McLean and ’Shouldn’t the players be Karts McCormack on lap 6. Lovell settled into second Luchese for a lap 8 yellow and Steroids called to task for cheating, Cristiani had worked his way ahead of M. Snider. Brad Cain Devin Lee had problems on even if there is no punish- Continued from Page A-8 back to 7th behind D. Snider raced into third on lap 2, but the restart. Donahoo now led Continued from Page A-8 ment?’ I think baseball has to Martin as a late race incident at midway. N. McCormack lost the spot back to M. Snider Eberhart, Stillman and recapture the moral high dropped Lovell to a 4th place fell back to sixth on lap 12 and on a lap 9 restart after Rohner Luchese. Donahoo went on to Vincent called this month for ground.” run. Second quick Kyle D Snider had a problem for a drew a yellow flag. Cain win ahead of Eberhart and an investigation and suggest- An after-hours message left Tellstrom, also from Ukiah, lap 13 caution. Ramirez got ended up losing a lap in a Stillman. Devin Lee made a ed it be headed by Mitchell or for Mitchell at his New York won the dash to sit on the pole around Kennedy for third and midrace incident and Martin late pass around Luchese, but John Dowd, who led base- office was not immediately for the 20 lap Box Stock main Kennedy fell to the back of climbed to fourth. A second a jump start penalty put him ball’s 1989 probe into gam- returned Wednesday. The and he was never headed as he the field. Johnston was still yellow eliminated Rohner on back sixth behind McLean. bling by career hits leader New York Daily News first scored a $55 win. James leading Bunch, Ramirez, lap 20. Cristiani raced to the Blair Aiken and the track Pete Rose, who agreed to a reported March 16 that Selig Edens from Santa Rosa was Cristiani and N. McCormack win ahead of M. Snider as decided not to race a summer lifetime ban. would launch an investiga- second ahead of fellow Red at a lap 17 yellow flag. Bunch Lovell fell back to fourth series for the outlaw karts in “I think the investigation is tion, but Selig said no deci- Bluff regular Tyler Seavey. fell out to hand second to when he drew a late race cau- 2006, but will return for the right step,” Vincent said. sion had been made at the Only the dash win eluded Ramirez. Johnston won in tion on lap 23. Martin ran indoor action in October or “I don’t think the issue is pun- time. Hailey Donahoo from wire to wire fashion ahead of third and Cain was a lap down November. Hopland in the Beginner Box Ramirez, Cristiani, N. in fifth. Stocks as she turned quick McCormack, last starter Cycleland champion Casey SUMMARY single No. 1 seed survived to time and won the 15 lap fea- Foulger, Thibault, Kennedy McClain was quickest of the Picks Indianapolis? It hasn't hap- ture. Ren Eberhart from and Baxter. 14 Box Stocks at 8.779. Kyle Beginner Box Stock Fast Time- pened since 1980, when the Rohnert Park won the dash The track made a race day Tellstrom ran 8.839 and Cody Hailey Donahoo 9.940 Dash-Ren Final Four field included No. and ran second in the feature decision to split the 125s and Kaye had a 9.083. Logan Eberhart, Donahoo, Devin Lee, Continued from Page A-8 2 Louisville, No. 5, Iowa, No. ahead of James Stillman. 250s into a pair of classes and Seavey made the dash with his Samantha McCormack. Heat 1- 6 Purdue and No. 8 UCLA. Larson was quickest of the drop plans to run an Open 9.196 and Tony Rossi just Kevin Coburn, Tommy Luchese, Bill of Rights. What are George Mason's 22 Open Outlaws at 8.203. Intermediate division. Chase missed with a 9.263. K Jaycee McLean. Heat 2-Jame The first team from the chances of being crowned Female star Ramirez ran Johnson was quickest of the Tellstrom won the pole for the Stillman, Lucas Tellstrom, Shayla Colonial Athletic Association champion next Monday? 8.323 and triple division racer ten 250s at 8.223. Larson feature action with his dash Wyman, Buddy Lowblad. Main- to reach the Final Four - yeah, Consider that no team seeded Cristiani ranked third at 8.344. ranked second at 8.399 and win over McClain, L. Seavey Donahoo, Eberhart, Stillman, no kidding - the Patriots had lower than No. 4 (Arizona in Johnston earned the pole for Cristiani ran 8.430. Justin and C. Kaye. Tyler Seavey Luchese, Jaycee McLean, Devin all five starters average dou- 1997) has won over the past the dash with his 8.410 quali- Kaye was the final dash entry beat Rossi and Austin Pace in Lee, Coburn, S McCormack, L ble figures this season, and 17 years. A top-seeded club fying run and 10-year-old at 8.477 as he nipped the heat 2 and Edens won the Tellstrom, Wyman, Buddy Lowblad. again through four games of won 11 of those 17 years. teammate Tyler Reddick just 8.487 for track champion opening heat race over Box Stock Fast Time-Casey McClain the NCAA tournament. Still, George Mason has a missed the dash with his Mikey Lovell. Nevadaís Tanner Thorson and 8.779 Dash-Kyle Tellstrom, On the other hand, George better chance of winning than 8.445. Alissa Geving, John J. Kaye won the pole for David Lee. K. Tellstrom raced McClain, Logan Seavey, Cody Kaye. Mason cannot afford injury or any of the 22 clubs that made Michael Bunch and Kelsie the A Main with his dash win into the lead over McClain Heat 1-James Edens, Tanner foul trouble Saturday against the NCAA field from the Kennedy also ran in the 8.4 over Cristiani, Johnson and and L. Seavey at the start of Thorson, David Lee, Cameron Florida. Its reserves have con- ACC, Big Ten, Big 12 or Big bracket. Johnston’s dash win Larson. The lone heat race their 20 lap feature. T. Seavey Austin, Shane Brandon. Heat 2-Tyler tributed a total of 25 points in East. For the first time since four tournament games. put him on the pole for the 20 was won by Lovell in front of was fourth in front of Edens. Seavey, Tony Rossi, Austin Pace, 1970, none of those leagues is George Mason is not the lap A Main. Ramirez ran sec- Reddick and Jeremy Edens took over third on lap 8 Riley Matson, Bryan Lowblad. represented at the Final Four. first No. 11 seed to reach the ond ahead of Cristiani and Andreason. J. Kaye paced the and the midway standings Main-K Tellstrom, Edens, T Seavey, The entries that year Larson. Reddick beat Darin first 15 laps of the 20 lap fea- found K. Tellstrom leading Final Four - LSU did it back included three schools that Pace, Matson, C Kaye, L Seavey, in 1986, knocking off No. 1 Snider and Kennedy in heat 3. ture from the pole. Cristiani McClain, Edens, L Seavey Rossi, Austin, Lee, Brandon, haven't been back: Geving won heat 2 over settled into second ahead of and T. Seavey. L. Seavey and Kentucky, No. 2 Georgia Jacksonville, St. Bonaventure McClain, Bryan Lowblad, Thorson. Tech, No. 3 Memphis and No. Danny Andreason and Dustin Johnson. Larson gained third Bryan Lowblad got tangled up 125 Fast Time-Michael Snider 8.478 and New Mexico State. Baxter and Bunch was victori- on lap 2 and J. Andreason was in turn 4 for a yellow on lap 6 Purdue along the way. The Of course, they haven't had Dash-Trevor Cristiani, Mikey Tigers lost to eventual champ ous in heat 1 over Noel fourth at lap 4. Lakeport Box 11. Edens grabbed second Lovell, Snider, Cody Martin, Brad players the likes of Artis McCormack and Eric Carlson. Stock champion Jeremy Doss from McClain on lap 14. A Louisville in the semifinals. Gilmore, Bob Lanier or Cain, Ethan Rohner. Main-Cristiani, More on the Patriots: Until Only two karts transferred pitted on lap 5. At midway, J. turn one incident on lap 16 M Snider, Martin, Lovell, Cain, Jimmy Collins since then, two weeks ago, they never either. out of each of the three heat Kaye led Cristiani, Larson, J. ended the night for McClain. Rohner. 250 Fast Time-Chase races with four additional Andreason and Johnson. K. Tellstrom led Edens, T. had won an NCAA tourna- The winning school in '70? Cristiani passed J. Kaye on Seavey, Pace and Riley Johnson 8.223 Dash-Justin Kaye, ment game - 0-3 in three tries. One of this year's entries - transfers coming from the 10 Trevor Cristiani, Johnson, Kyle kart B Main. Michael Snider lap 16 before the yellow fell Matson for the remainder of How unusual is it that not a UCLA. for a tangle between Lovell the race. C. Kaye ran sixth Larson. Heat-Mikey Lovell, Tyler trailered after the heat action. Reddick, Jeremy Andreason, James After his own kart broke, and James Edens. On the ahead of L. Seavey and Rossi. restart, Larson grabbed sec- The rapidly improving Edens, Jeremy Doss. Main-Cristiani, “Real Estate for Jason Mavrakis moved into Larson, Reddick, Lovell, Edens, the Scott Sabol track champi- ond from J. Kaye and Johnson Donahoo was quickest of the drew a caution flag. Cristiani 11 Beginner Box Stocks with Johnson, J Kaye, J Andreason, Kyle the real world” onship kart, replacing brother Tellstrom, Doss. Open Outlaw Fast George. Kennedy won the B led Larson over the three her 9.940 qualifying run. Red remaining rounds for the win. Bluff regular Devin Lee Time-Kyle Larson 8.203 Dash-Pete Les Ryan Realty 1-800-232-3188 Toll Free Main ahead of Baxter, Bill Johnston, Emalee Ramirez, Trevor Thibault and Troy Foulger. Reddick made a last lap move ranked second at 10.300 and (707) 468-0423 Ukiah Office around J. 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Michael Snider was and S McCormack. Stillman Kennedy, Troy Foulger, Kayla both Larson and Geving. quickest at 8.478. Lovell ran beat Lucas Tellstrom in heat 2 Mincey. B Main-Kennedy, Baxter, Cristiani restarted in the rear 8.518 and Ethan Rohner and Kevin Coburn won the Thibault, Foulger, Carlson, Grant after pitting. Johnston raced nipped Cristiani for third. opening heat race over Keeter, Carr, Mincey, Jason into the lead over Bunch, N. Rohner ran 8.551 and Tommy Luchese. Donahoo Mavrakis, Silverman. A Main- McCormack and D Cristiani a 8.574. Everyone beat Eberhart on the start and Johnston, Ramirez, Cristiani, N Andreason. A pair of yellows raced in the dash and Cristiani was never headed in their 15 McCormack, Foulger, Thibault, slowed the action on lap 2 and won the pole for the feature lap feature. Eberhart settled Kennedy, Baxter, D Snider, D Kennedy raced into fourth on with his victory ahead of into second ahead of Devin Andreason, Bunch, Reddick, the restart. Ramirez raced into Lovell, M. Snider and Cody Lee and S. McCormack. S. Geving, Larson.

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The meeting insurance/administration will be held at 5:30 p.m. fee per child. in Building A of the For more information, Career Center at Ukiah call SAL President Mike Monday - Friday 8am - 5pm •263-7755 High School. Uniform A-10 – THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 2006 NATION THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL Bush to Iraqis: Time for a unity government By DEB RIECHMANN withdrawal this summer. Fox and Canadian Prime that his Iraq policy is wrong,” retreat. shrine in Samarra. Associated Press Withdrawing U.S. troops Minister Stephen Harper. said Senate Minority Leader “It makes no sense at all to Political talks remain frag- WASHINGTON — before Iraqi security forces Congressional Democrats, Harry Reid, D-Nev. turn Iraq over to the terror- ile in a country with deep sec- President Bush expressed can protect the fragile democ- meanwhile, proposed a strate- “Two weeks ago, he told ists,” Cheney said on Fox tarian differences between frustration Wednesday that racy, however, would yield gy on Wednesday for protect- Americans that Iraqis would News Radio’s “The Tony Shiites and Sunnis. U.S. Iraqis have so far failed to adverse results, Bush said. ing Americans at home and control their country by the Snow Show.” Ambassador Zalmay form a unity government, but “While it might sound abroad — an election-year end of the year. Last week, he Jim Manley, a Reid Khalilzad has asked one of he said withdrawing U.S. attractive to some, it would effort aimed at changing pub- told us our troops would be spokesman, responded: “The Iraq’s most prominent Shiite troops from Iraq too early have disastrous consequences lic perception that there until at least 2009. These vice president’s tough-talking politicians to seek the with- would damage U.S. security. for American security,” Bush Republicans are stronger on mixed messages from rhetoric is no longer credible. drawal of Prime Minister “I want the Iraqi people to said in his third speech this national security. President Bush are taking The Republican game plan to Ibrahim al-Jaafari’s con- hear I’ve got great confidence month trying to bolster public In the strategy, Democrats America in the wrong direc- distort and divide will fail tentious nomination for a sec- in their capacity to self-gov- support for the war. vowed to provide U.S. agents tion and jeopardizing Iraq’s because they can’t run on their ond term. ern,” Bush said. “I also want If democracy fails, Bush with the resources to eliminate chances for success.” record. All they have are Bush countered critics who predicted that terrorists would Osama bin Laden and ensure a the Iraqi people to hear — it’s Vice President Dick catchy sound bites.” wonder whether toppling about time you get a unity use Iraq as a base to over- redeployment of U.S. forces Cheney said the Democrats’ throw moderate governments from Iraq in 2006. They The United States has been Saddam Hussein caused the government going. behavior has been inconsistent pushing Iraq to speed up the current divisions and instabili- “In other words, Americans in the Middle East and launch promised to rebuild the mili- further attacks against the tary, eliminate the United with what they’re now formation of a unity govern- ty. understand you’re newcomers promising to do. Cheney said to the political arena. But pret- United States. States’ dependence on foreign ment, seen as the best option “In fact, much of the ani- ty soon it’s time to shut her Bush spoke to Freedom oil and implement the recom- he did not believe the to subdue the violence grip- mosity and violence we now down and get governing.” House, an independent organi- mendations of the Sept. 11 Democrats had a credible plan ping several Iraqi cities. see is the legacy of Saddam The successful creation of a zation that supports democra- commission. for tracking down bin Laden Hundreds of Iraqis have Hussein,” Bush said. “He is a unified central authority cy worldwide, before flying to “The president can give all and their plan to move U.S. been killed in sectarian vio- tyrant who exacerbated sectar- remains key to the hoped-for Cancun, Mexico, to meet with the speeches he wants, but forces out of Iraq this year lence since the Feb. 22 bomb- ian divisions to keep himself start of an American troop Mexican President Vicente nothing will change the fact would amount to a strategic ing of an important Shiite in power.” First bird-flu vaccine only partially effective By LAURAN NEERGAARD respond to the bird flu shots Those shots would be 2003; more than 100 of them However, 70 percent of with doses closer to 15 micro- AP Medical Writer still is being analyzed. reserved for health care have died. Virtually all were recipients had a slightly lower grams, thus stretching limited WASHINGTON — The The results weren’t too sur- providers and workers in flu infected by close contact with immune response — and sci- supplies. Pilot studies are nation’s first vaccine against prising, said lead researcher vaccine factories if a human sick poultry. But flu viruses entists couldn’t say whether optimistic; Fauci said results bird flu is only modestly Dr. John Treanor of the epidemic of H5N1 began any are prone to genetic muta- they might have some protec- may come in the fall. effective, producing apparent University of Rochester. time soon, Fauci said. tions, and as H5N1 is now tion against bird flu. Further complicating mat- protection in slightly over half Humans have never been The world’s vaccine facto- rapidly continent-hopping via “Our guess about what will ters: This first H5N1 vaccine the people who receive two exposed to the deadly bird-flu ries are now brewing regular migrating birds, there is be a protective response may is already outdated, based on a mega-dose shots, initial test- strain called H5N1, and it flu shots for next winter. They increasing fear that it may be very conservative,” version of the virus culled in ing shows. The worrisome takes the immune system would make only bird-flu vac- eventually become easily Treanor cautioned. Vietnam in 2004. Scientists findings underscore the awhile to ramp up to fight cine if a pandemic began. But spread from person-to-person, Vaccine manufacturers now are creating a vaccine urgency of brewing a better unique types of influenza. at these high doses, the maxi- sparking a global epidemic. Sanofi-Pasteur and Chiron based on a slightly different vaccine. The good news: The vac- mum that could be produced Scientists don’t know how Corp. now are adding Indonesian version that The government had sig- cine seems safe even at doses would fully immunize just 75 much of an immune response immune-enhancing com- emerged last year; they don’t naled that this vaccine had 12 times stronger than are million people — 1.25 percent — the creation of infection- pounds, called alum and used in the regular winter flu of the world’s population — fighting antibodies — a vac- MF59 respectively, to the yet know how much protec- serious flaws even as it tion the older vaccine would ordered $162 million worth of shot. The main side effect was half of whom wouldn’t be cine must prompt to protect experimental vaccine in hopes shots last summer to stockpile pain at the site of the injection. adequately protected, Mayo people against bird flu. So in they would spark protection spur against the newer virus. in case the bird flu mutated to Researchers are giving the Clinic flu specialist Dr. this first human study, Treanor spread easily from person to study’s 451 volunteers a third Gregory Poland wrote in an and colleagues tested whether A person. dose, to see if that spurs more accompanying editorial. the H5N1 vaccine would But results of the first protection. More promising Still, “my impression is we prompt as much antibody pro- FULL human testing, being pub- are other studies under way are better off having stock- tection as do regular winter flu SERVICE lished Thursday in The New that add immune-enhancing piled this vaccine than none,” shots. REAL ESTATE England Journal of Medicine, chemicals to the shots to try to said Dr. William Schaffner of Those annual flu shots con- show the extent of the prob- boost their power, in hopes Vanderbilt University, a mem- tain 15 micrograms of antigen, BROKERAGE lem: The vaccine sparked a people could be protected ber of an independent panel the key element. For the protective immune response with lower doses. that closely monitored the H5N1 vaccine, it took two Experience you can COUNT on. in disappointingly few people “We have a long way to shots’ safety during this first shots that each contained 90 — 54 percent of those who go,” acknowledged Dr. human testing. micrograms of antigen to spur Toll Free 888-923-0300 or 707-467-0300 got two shots, 28 days apart, Anthony Fauci, infectious dis- “My concern is the public a protective immune response of the highest dose. ease chief at the National will see (the findings) as the in slightly over half of recipi- 304 N. State St., Ukiah • www.premierproperty.net Regular winter flu shots, in Institutes of Health, which jar half empty,” he said, ents, Treanor found. contrast, protect 75 percent to funded the research. adding that he preferred that it 90 percent of young healthy Indeed, because each shot be viewed as “the first strong people, the same group that requires such a high dose, the step in a long journey.” first tested the experimental government’s vaccine stock- More than 180 people bird-flu vaccine. The elderly pile contains enough for just 4 worldwide, mostly in Asia, are typically fare worse; how they million people, far below its known to have been infected initial goal of 20 million. with the H5N1 virus since Make the News a Supreme Court weighs in on patent fight By TONI LOCY “For my client,” attorney Carter Phillips Associated Press W said, “it’s the scary thing under the bridge.” WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court Phillips, who represents eBay, urged the Part of Your debated the rights of inventors Wednesday, court to level a playing field that he said favors weighing in on a dispute between eBay and a patent-holders who sit on inventions and file small Virginia patent holder. lawsuits when someone stumbles across simi- The case’s outcome could mean millions of lar ideas. dollars for inventors working in their garages The eBay lawyer also complained that or in large pharmaceutical labs — including patent-holders file lawsuits in certain parts of Children’s Education those who develop a product and those who the country, such as Marshall, Texas, where opt only to patent ideas. they know they are likely to win big-money The dispute between eBay, the Web-based verdicts against larger companies. marketplace, and MercExchange is one of sev- “Everybody’s in this for money,” said eral high-profile legal battles that are calling Justice Antonin Scalia. “Why can’t we let the attention to the nation’s patent laws, which market take care of the problem?” some critics — including Amazon.com, Scalia also said the high court shouldn’t Yahoo! and Xerox Corp. — say need updating rewrite patent laws “because we have renegade to keep up with rapidly changing technology. jurisdictions.” Justices won’t decide whether eBay stole Chief Justice John Roberts signaled his con- MercExchange’s idea for selling goods over an cern for protecting “the guy in his garage” who electronic network. Rather, the high court is can’t — or doesn’t want to — build his inven- being asked whether trial judges must auto- tion. But he also seemed perplexed by the idea matically issue orders prohibiting use of an covered in patents that eBay and idea after juries find a patent violation. MercExchange are fighting over. eBay and other high-tech companies warn MercExchange’s founder, patent lawyer that patent-holding companies could use the Thomas Woolston, came up with the idea of threat of court injunctions to coerce larger using an electronic network of consignment firms into settling lawsuits for huge sums of stores that would ensure legitimacy of sales by money. taking possession of goods being offered. Lawyers for the two sides traded barbs dur- eBay’s system was based on the belief that ing the argument, with MercExchange accus- buyers and sellers could trust each other and ing eBay of stealing its idea for selling goods deal directly. in cyberspace and eBay calling the Virginia A jury sided with MercExchange, finding firm a “patent troll,” a company that hoards that its business method patents had been patents for products it never develops. infringed, and awarded the patent-holder $35 “Is the troll the scary thing under the million. bridge,” asked Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, On the Net: “or is it a fishing technique?” Supreme Court: www.supremecourtus.gov The Ukiah O N M A I N DAILY JOURNAL Daily Combo Meal Sandwich, Chips Your ONLY Local WINTER & Drink - $5.99 CLOTHING SALE Call ahead Clothing and Accessories News Source. 462-8849 323 North Main St • Ukiah 462-5911 152 Talmage Rd., Ukiah THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL STATE THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 2006 – A-11 Reiner Committees OK Democrat’s steps wage hikes, but not governor’s down By STEVE LAWRENCE The Senate committee voted 3-1 to approve a bill by Sen. “We’re not talking about Associated Press huge increases,” he said. By MICHAEL R. BLOOD SACRAMENTO — Gil Cedillo, D-Los Angeles, that would raise the wage from Jonathan Ross, a lobbyist AP Political Writer Similar bills that would give for the California Restaurant LOS ANGELES — It was 1.4 million minimum wage $6.75 to $7.75 in two steps. An initial 50-cent increase would Association, said the the director’s cut. earners a dollar-an-hour raise take effect 60 days after the bill was signed into law. The California minimum wage has Two weeks ago, a defiant and adjust their pay each year tended to keep up with infla- Rob Reiner scoffed at sugges- to keep up with inflation were second 50-cent raise would kick in on July 1, 2007. tion over the long haul. tions that he should resign approved Wednesday by com- “If you look at the historic from the lavishly funded state mittees in the Assembly and average, we are within pen- preschool commission he Senate. left, his backing of Fullerton, the Senate minority workers. nies,” he said. helped establish in 1999. But But the Senate committee Maldonado’s bill was widely leader. “This shouldn’t just be a But Assemblyman Paul Wednesday, the Hollywood refused to vote on a rival bill seen as an attempt to cultivate Hours after the Senate political football every year,” Koretz, D-West Hollywood, director rewrote his own backed by Gov. Arnold a more moderate image as he committee acted, the Lieber said, adding that many said that hasn’t always been script and surrendered the Schwarzenegger that includes prepares to run for re-election Assembly Labor and minimum-wage earners live the case. He said there have chairmanship of the a $1 increase but not an annu- this fall. Employment Committee below the federal poverty line been periods when there have California First 5 al inflation adjustment. The Senate committee voted 6-2 to approve a bill by despite working full time. been no increases and Commission, as the agency The senator carrying voted 3-1 to approve a bill by Assemblywoman Sally But business representa- faced the prospect of an audit Schwarzenegger’s bill, employees’ wages have trailed Sen. Gil Cedillo, D-Los Lieber, D-Santa Clara, that tives said requiring annual far behind inflation. into its spending practices. Republican Abel Maldonado Angeles, that would raise the would raise the wage to $7.25 minimum wage increases Reiner offered his resigna- The wage was last raised in of Santa Maria, urged the wage from $6.75 to $7.75 in on July 1, 2007, to $7.75 on could hit employers at the tion over the weekend in a Senate Labor and Industrial 2002. two steps. An initial 50-cent July 1, 2008, and then require wrong time, when the econo- phone call to his friend, Gov. Relations Committee to increase would take effect 60 annual increases for inflation. Koretz said it would be bet- Arnold Schwarzenegger, who reconsider its decision and my was in poor shape. ter for businesses to have days after the bill was signed Lieber said the automatic “It seems like an awfully was contending with pressure pass his bill to avoid another into law. The second 50-cent inflation adjustments are small, anticipated annual from fellow Republicans to veto. raise would kick in on July 1, needed because the blunt instrument policy tool to increases instead of going sev- push Reiner aside. “Governor 2007. Legislature and governor have not take into account econom- eral years without a wage hike “We agreed that we cannot Schwarzenegger looked me in After that, the bill would been unable to agree on mini- ic reality, where businesses and then being hit with a “sud- let personal political attacks the eye and told me he would require the wage to be adjust- mum wage increases and would be hurting at the same den jolt” increase. get in the way of doing the again veto a minimum wage ed each Jan. 1 to account for because of the demise of the time they’re asked to absorb a The Cedillo and Lieber very best we can for increase with (inflation) inflation in the previous year. state Industrial Welfare minimum wage increase,” bills now move to the appro- California’s children,” Reiner indexing,” Maldonado said. “I The Maldonado- Committee. said Michael Belote, a lobby- priations committees in their said in a letter released take Governor Schwarzenegger bill would The five-member commis- ist for the California Lodging houses, the last stops before Wednesday. Schwarzenegger at his word. raise the wage to $7.25 next sion also had the power to Industry Association. the Assembly and Senate Critics have accused the “By not considering my Sept. 1 and to $7.75 on July 1, raise the minimum wage, but But Ed Dunbar, a floors. commission of a conflict of bill, the committee is playing 2007, but no members of the it went out of existence in Sacramento restaurant owner On the Net: interest for spending $23 mil- politics with people’s lives,” Senate committee asked for a 2004 after the Legislature cut who testified for Lieber’s bill, Read the bills, AB1835, lion in public money on an ad he said. vote on it. The lone its funding. Democrats com- said employers would find a SB1167 and SB1167 at campaign that coincided with The governor’s press office Republican on that committee plained that the panel wasn’t way to accommodate the www.assembly.ca.gov or Reiner’s promotion of an did not immediately return is Dick Ackerman of looking after the interests of wage hikes. www.senate.ca.gov expanded preschool initiative telephone calls seeking com- that’s on the ballot this year, ment. known as Proposition 82. Schwarzenegger vetoed The Legislature has asked minimum wage increases in the state auditor to investigate 2004 and 2005, but the commission, and Attorney announced in January that he ENROLL NOW! General Bill Lockyer referred would support an increase this the matter to the Sacramento year without an annual infla- Ukiah’s Friendliest Shopping Center County district attorney for tionary adjustment. 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Continued from Page A-1 Continued from Page A-1 Continued from Page A-1 ny like this looks worldwide Jim Caudill, a spokesman who treated the horses after ... Fetzer is such a large prod- for Brown-Forman who was they were seized, many of uct, and you see it every- on-hand when the employees them were malnourished and where. I must say, if our fam- learned the news, said in an in need of medical attention. ily still owned (the business) interview that the “relentless The jury trial is scheduled we would have curtailed that march of competition” forced for July 10 at the Ukiah cour- operation a long time ago,” he this long-time possibility to thouse with a hearing on become reality. Brown- said. motions scheduled for June 8. Forman sees the tasting room Bernard “Barney” Fetzer Meanwhile, Judge and his sons and daughters and other consumer offerings Jonathan Lehan’s order pro- opened Fetzer Winery in 1968 as less-than-efficient market- in Redwood Valley. After the ing, he said, and those funds hibiting the publication of family bought the Valley are to be shifted to regional exhibits of the pretrial hearing Oaks property in 1984, they advertising and sales support. was overturned by the constructed the Fetzer Wine “There’s no surprise that California Court of Appeals. and Food Center and the new the wine arena is intensely Lehan’s ruling was appealed winery in Hopland and competitive,” Caudill said. by The Ukiah Daily Journal opened it in the mid to late “We’re getting hammered on and the Fort Bragg Advocate- ’80s, John Fetzer said. price, especially from (inter- News. When Barney Fetzer died national producers). We just in 1981, his winery was sell- have to be more creative.” ing about 180,000 cases of Brown-Forman will sell the Daily Journal file photo Officers wine annually. In 1992, when 50 acres in the heart of the Patrons enjoy the tasting room during the Fetzer Vineyard Holiday Festival, 1995. the Fetzer family sold their winery used for consumer Continued from Page A-1 Valley Oaks property and activities, Caudill said, includ- - and with both exports and ing the organic gardens which they come up here they leave winery to the Brown-Forman imports skyrocketing, the ‘There’s no surprise that the tourist money for the whole So far this year, the Corporation (for a reported have received recognition pressures to market effective- Sheriff’s Office has hired 10 from the Queen of England. county.” $80 million), they were sell- ly have never been higher. wine arena is intensely Charlie Barra, called by new employees: six correc- ing more than 2 million cases The move will preclude Brown-Forman’s desire to Bengston a “godfather” of the tional officers, one deputy, Fetzer from taking part in the competitive. We’re getting of wine, John Fetzer said. kill its on-site consumer offer- county’s wine industry, said one cook for the jail and one Asked why his family popular annual Hopland hammered on price, clerical worker. Passport Weekend tasting ings in order to increase more some blame for the move fell decided to sell the winery, direct marketing mirrors the to county officials. Wine “Ever since I took over on John said: “Because we are event, but the site will host especially from (international Dec. 16, I’ve been trying to June’s Mendocino Wine urge to create the county’s growers are taxed, he said, but basically farmers, and myself wine grape commission, producers). We just have to don’t consume an equal num- fill open positions,” Broin and Jimmy and Mary ended Affair as its last public event. said. John Enquist, executive Bengston said. Dealing with ber of services. Those funds, up spending all of our time on competition through stream- be more creative.’ including the bed tax, are One position remains open airplanes all over the world, director of the Mendocino in corrections and six are Wine Growers Alliance, said lined marketing is the future JIM CAUDILL going to social services but and that is not the way to live for every wine-growing com- Brown-Forman spokesman not toward promoting the very open on patrol. Broin said our lives. ... that is the main the focus on more direct mar- there are plans to move offi- keting was no great shock. pany, county and state, he industry that created them, he reason. ... We were gone all added. Internet sales are said. cers from corrections to fill the time and it’s so pretty in “Everybody’s going after gaps in patrol. the same Bay area wine increasingly a focus, many experts freely admitted tasting “We are seeing the results Mendocino County.” Because they don’t have to drinker,” Enquist said. noted. rooms are no great money- of no promotion,” said Barra, When they sold their win- But Bengston suggested the makers, but directly help the who still works in the busi- attend the police academy, it’s ery, the Fetzers signed a non- “They’re all going to need more (marketing) dollars to corporate model may have increasingly crucial tourism ness. “As competition gets easier to find and hire quali- competitive agreement, hurt Fetzer’s original -- and trade. Tourists come to stiffer between counties, those fied corrections officers than which essentially said they make a bigger impact.” The alliance is busy at the successful -- model. The Mendocino County to see the who want to compete have to it is to hire officers for patrol. agreed not to make any wine Fetzer family’s success was redwood trees or the coastline, spend more on promotion. “We’re able to find a lot of for sale for eight years. Now, moment with the formation of a countywide Wine Grape aided by their relationships for example, and then fre- Mendocino hasn’t done a local people to hire for correc- however, five of the 11 chil- with local growers, but quently stop by the wineries good job. The alliance is tions,” Broin said. dren have wineries again, the Commission, which will come to an industrywide vote in Brown-Forman primarily as an after-thought, experts doing something, but the Those who wish to can difference being, according to buys its Fetzer brand grapes said. county should do something.” later go to the academy and John, is these wineries are not early April and will likely see official formation in May, from the San Joaquin Valley, “I am sad to see this happen Brown-Forman will contin- make the jump to patrol, he all-consuming. “We are doing ue to farm vineyards and pro- Enquist said. The new com- he said. (personally), but I think it will said. all specialty things (now). It’s duce wines on the other 767 mission, if approved by coun- “Brown-Forman, a corpo- affect the industry of In addition to these offi- like artisan type work,” said ration not based in this com- Mendocino County tremen- acres of property it owns in cers, Broin said he has ty growers and wine makers, Hopland, including its princi- John, the owner of Saracina will collect hundreds of thou- munity, began drifting away dously,” said Leonard received approval from the Vineyards in Hopland. from this county quite a while Brutocao, owner of Brutocao pal winery located about a Board of Supervisors to hire sands of dollars in self-taxa- mile from Valley Oaks. The Brown-Forman’s decision tion from the local wine ago,” Bengston said. “Fetzer Vineyards. “My big concern is five new technicians specifi- to close Valley Oaks also the fact that Mendocino company, headquartered in cally to work in the booking industry to market Mendocino used to buy all their grapes in Louisville, Kentucky, also dis- came as no surprise to Jim County wine products. Mendocino County and got County is losing business and area, freeing corrections offi- Fetzer. tributes other wines and spir- cers to better supervise the The wine-selling industry, bigger and bigger. When they the county is going to get its, including Jack Daniel’s, “It doesn’t really surprise believed to have peaked in the sold, they hadn’t lost that local itself in a lot of problems inmates. me,” the owner of Ceago Korbel champagnes and “It was primarily a 1990s, is still expanding, base … The handwriting was financially. Valley Oaks is Southern Comfort, as well as Vinegarden said. “I think according to Mendocino on the wall, as soon as probably one of the largest response to a backlog in the there are plenty of other tast- various French and Italian booking process,” Broin said. County Agricultural Commis- (Fetzer) went corporate.” promoters of people coming wines. ing rooms people can go to The loss of Fetzer’s tasting up here because people have “It will improve the overall sioner David Bengston. For Daily Journal reporter Laura now ... Ceago, Jeriko, McNab the first time, per capita con- room could have an impact on heard of Fetzer. They come up condition of the jail.” Ridge, McDowell. ... The Clark contributed to this article. sumption of wine trumped businesses beyond the wine here to see their gardens and Money for these five tech- really sad thing is all the Seth Freedland can be that of beer last year, he said - industry. A few local wine taste their wines and when nicians has been budgeted in employees that get laid off. reached at [email protected]. the next fiscal year. Hopefully the other wineries Ben Brown can be reached at will be able to absorb them.” [email protected]. The decision by Brown- that one,” he said. said. He said he considered it sense of humor. Forman to relocate the Fetzer Bare The sign has shocked or funny. City Councilman Brian tasting room from Highway baffled many residents who Another caller to the Baltierra is a plumber at North have seen it. Advocate-News was also Coast Plumbing but declined The Journal Delivers! 101 in Hopland to the Valley Continued from Page A-1 Oaks property was a bad Howard Clark, who lives amused, but some have found to comment on the matter. move in John’s opinion. pected consequences, such as on the road, contacted Smith the sign offensive. The sign “I don’t want to steal thun- To “I think the lack of visibili- people calling to order nudist when the sign appeared about also includes an ad for North der from the boss,” he said. ty hurt them. ... I think it’s condos. He said he had one a month ago. Coast Plumbing, also owned The land was purchased by Subscribe call: location, location, location,” complaint and also a call from “I first said, ‘Oh my God, by Smith. The land and com- Smith in the name L &S he said, noting that when a county official. what are they doing?’ Then I pany are not connected, other Investments in 2000, county 468-3533 Valley Oaks was owned by “The county also had got- found out it was a joke,” Clark than through Smith’s unusual records show. the Fetzers, the facility there ten a complaint and wanted to was used to entertain food know if we had all our per- and wine people. The tasting mits. I told them I was just room then was located where testing the waters; I’m not Brutocao is now. Brown- even sure what the zoning The Ukiah Forman moved the tasting classification would be for room to the Valley Oaks site about four years after it pur- chased the winery, he said. Laura Clark can be reached DAILY JOURNAL at [email protected].

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cant: all DUI cases reported by law from behind as Demarchis enforcement agencies are reported by slowed and signaled a left Daily the newspaper. The Daily Journal makes no exceptions. turn. Las Vegas visitors getting Demarchis’ vehicle spun Continued from Page A-2 counter-clockwise and struck such a machine was missing CHP REPORTS the left side of a 1987 Nissan younger and spending more from the gas station at the cor- driven by Chaffee Cline, 43, The following were of Mendocino, who was dri- Associated Press The bulk of visitors remain the Baby ner of State Street and Luce compiled from reports Avenue. When confronted ving north on Route 1. A hub- LAS VEGAS — Visitors to Las Vegas got Boomers, he said, but the average age fell to prepared by the Califor- cap from Demarchis’ vehicle younger and spent more in 2005 than a year 47.7 years old from 49.0. The average age in with this information, nia Highway Patrol: Beshears admitted stealing the came loose and struck the earlier, paying more for gambling, rooms, food 2003 was 50.2 years old. COLLISION -- A four-car front of the 2006 Honda dri- and drink and shopping, tourism officials said The average gambling budget per trip machine for the coins inside, collision on State Route 1 near according to the police report. ven by Catherinne Anderson, Wednesday. increased from $545 to $627, while spending the Comptche-Ukiah Road 52, of Albion, also traveling The addition of hot nightspots in the past on food and drinks rose $10 to $248. Shopping During the arrest Beshears that occurred at 8:30 a.m. was found to be on state north. several years has boosted trips made by the outlays rose from $124 to $137, while nightly Wednesday resulted in only Demarchis reported pain in Generation X crowd, said Kevin Bagger, room spending for those without package deals parole for statutory rape. He minor injuries. was booked into county jail on his neck and back at scene and research director for the Las Vegas Convention rose from $86 to $100. the above listed charges and is According to the police was transported to the and Visitors Authority. A record 38.6 million people visited Las being held without bail. report, Arthur Demarchis, 60, Mendocino Coast District “Part of this is in response to the addition of Vegas in 2005, and 39.1 million are expected Those arrested by law enforcement of Little River, was driving Hospital. Smith suffered a cut significant nightclub and nightlife opportuni- in 2006. officers are innocent until proven guilty. south on Route 1 in a 1985 to the hand and Anderson ties the hotels have provided in the last four or The authority’s annual visitor profile study People reported as having been arrest- Dodge; behind him was five years,” Bagger said. presents the findings from about 3,600 inter- ed may contact the Daily Journal once complained of pain in her their case has been concluded so the Douglas Smith, 34, of Fort neck; both declined medical “Every major resort on the Strip has a night- views conducted during the year. results can be reported. Those who feel Bragg, in a 1997 Ford. Smith treatment. Cline was not club, whether it is Tryst at Wynn Las Vegas, ——— the information is in error should con- was following too closely, injured in the accident. Rain at the Palms, Ra at Luxor or Pure at On the Net: tact the appropriate agency. In the case of those arrested on suspicion of dri- according to the report, and No arrests were made in Caesars Palace,” he said. “That definitely Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority, ving under the influence of an intoxi- struck Demarchis’ vehicle connection with this accident. appeals to the younger visitor.” www.lvcva.com ClipClip && SaveSave with these valuable COUPONSCOUPONS We Do Mufflers! Spring Flush and Inspection LYLY’S LYLY’S RADIATORS AND MUFFLERS $49.95 RADIATORS AND MUFFLERS Service and Repair 2621 North State Street Service and Repair (707) 462-1369 Ukiah, California 95482 (707) 462-1369 e-mail: [email protected] TODD LYLY Fax (707) 462-4690 Fax (707) 462-4690 by appt.

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evening presentations will cover such topics people handle feeling depressed, stuck, angry, non-emergency projects that improve the safe- as: tree planting, training and pruning; soils guilty, and stress? How can memories be heal- ty of the community. and fertilization; pest and diseases; community ing and not just painful reminders? What’s the CERT training classes include disaster pre- COMMUNITY BRIEFS gardens and orchards; and other topics through best way to approach upcoming holidays and paredness, disaster fire suppression, basic dis- the season. Local agronomist Gregg Young is anniversaries? Simply committing to coming aster medical operations and light search and Blue Ribbon Pets to host organizing the workshop at the new Potter to the Grief Group once a week and being with rescue operations. The target audience for the lecture series on dog behavior Valley Tribe Community Center in Ukiah. others going through a similar experience can first course will be individuals throughout the Other knowledgeable speakers will be added be an important component of moving forward city who are interested in putting together Kelly Boesel, certified pet dog trainer, will through the season. into one’s new life without the person who has teams within their neighborhoods. present the second of her four-part behavior The Potter Valley Tribe Community Center died. These free courses will be offered during the lecture series Tuesday, March 28 starting at 6 is located at 2251 S. State St. in Ukiah. The There is no charge for participation in the month of April at the City of Ukiah Fire p.m. at the Ukiah Valley Conference Center. first meeting will be held Tuesday, March 28 group. Hospice of Ukiah, Inc., is a volunteer Department, 300 Seminary Ave. in Ukiah. For This month’s topic is dog aggression -- sib- from 6:30 to 8 p.m. For more information, call hospice supported by donations which are more information and a class schedule, call ling rivalry. A continuation of last month’s lec- 462-1213. always welcome. For more information and to Fire Chief Kurt Latipow at 463-6263. To regis- ture on dog-dog aggression, this lecture will register, call 391-8013. ter, call Cindy Stanford at 463-6261. target relationships between canine members Willits Lions Club to hold of the same household. Potter Valley Garden Club Family-Life Magazine to hold Registration can be made through the City pancake breakfast April 2 to meet April 5 Family Expo and Home Show of Ukiah Parks and Rec department or by call- The Willits Lions Club will again be ing Blue Ribbon Pets at 485-8454. holding another of their “World Famous” The April meeting of the Potter Valley The Family-Life Magazine will be holding pancake breakfasts on Sunday April 2 from Garden club will be held on Wednesday April its annual Family Expo and Home show Mendocino Animal Hospital 7 to 11 a.m. The breakfast features old time 5 at the Potter Valley Methodist Church. A bag Saturday and Sunday, April 29 and 30 and the to hold lecture series on sourdough pancakes, scrambled eggs, ham, lunch at 12:30 P.M. for the members will be Redwood Empire Fairgrounds in Ukiah. orange juice, coffee and milk. The price is followed with a short meeting From 2 p.m. to Gates open at 9 a.m. for a day of fun and about pet emergencies $6 for adults, and $4 for children under 12. 4 p.m. an Open House will be held, welcoming entertainment. Participants can enjoy a full day all who drop in to enjoy the club’s Annual of celebrating family and community. Modern The time of year is quickly approaching Flower Show . Warm hospitality with coffee, scientific marvels will be on display at the where pet emergencies will drastically Hospice of Ukiah to start new tea, cookies and friendship will be extended. It annual Science Fair. In addition to live on- increase. Mendocino Animal Hospital’s promises to be a joyous event to greet the long stage entertainment, the Family Expo and monthly lecture series will feature Dr. Lauren grief recovery support system awaited Spring. Do come by and enjoy this Home Show will feature over 150 exhibits and LaRue speaking about pet emergencies. Hospice of Ukiah will be offering a new happy time. a wide variety of food vendors. The lecture, “911: What you can do before Grief Recovery Support Group starting On Sunday the Ukiah Valley Medical Center you get there,” will be held at the Mendocino Monday eve, April 3, and running for eight will present the Health Fair. They will host a Animal Hospital on Wednesday, March 29 weeks through May 22. Open to the public Emergency Services variety of critical health screenings, free infor- from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. There is no fee for without charge, this 2-hour weekly meeting Authority, Ukiah Fire Dept. mation and demonstrations. Participants will attending and refreshments will be provided by will convene from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Hospice of have a chance to learn about heart health from MAH. Ukiah office at 650 S. Dora, Suite 101. present CERT program the Heart Association, get their blood pressure MAH is located at 1240 Airport Park Blvd. The series is open to any adult who is griev- The Community Emergency Response checked by Howard Hospital and get a free in Ukiah. For more information or to register, ing a death. This is an opportunity to express Team program was developed in California in diabetes glucose test from the Diabetes call Nancy or Jane at 462-8833. feelings of loss in a safe atmosphere and to the mid-80s as a way to train people to better Association. The Cancer Resource Center and learn information and techniques for moving prepare for emergency situations in their com- Mendocino County Public Health Department Workshops on three care to through the bereavement process. The group is munities. Since then, it has become a national also will be on hand during the event. be held in Ukiah on March 28 educational as well as supportive. Each week model for helping people respond to emergen- The expo will run on Saturday from 9 a.m. focuses on different aspects of the grieving cies. When emergencies happen, CERT mem- to 7 p.m. and on Sunday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Mendocino County Relief and Potter Valley process, and includes helpful written handouts bers can give critical support to first respon- rain or shine. This event is sponsored by Tribe will be offering a series of workshops on to take home as well as suggested exercises to ders, provide immediate assistance to victims, Family-Life Magazine, Mendocino County raising fruit, ornamental and shade trees in work on during the week. and organize spontaneous volunteers at a dis- Office of Education, Ukiah Valley Medical Ukiah. Beginning Tuesday, March 28, the What’s “normal” when grieving? How do aster site. CERT members can also help with Center and the City of Ukiah.

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Gogh (1853-90), artist; Warren Beatty together.” -- Vincent van Gogh (1937- ), actor/director, is 69; Eric Clapton TODAY’S FACT: The purchase of Datebook: Thursday, March 30, 2006 (1945- ), musician/songwriter, is 61; Celine Alaska -- initially ridiculed by some as Today is the 89th day of 2006 and the Alaska for $7.2 million. Dion (1968- ), singer, is 38. “Seward’s Folly” -- added 663,267 square 11th day of spring. In 1981, President Ronald Reagan was TODAY’S SPORTS: In 1987, Indiana miles to the United States for less than $11 TODAY’S HISTORY: In 1842, ether shot and wounded in an assassination won the NCAA basketball championship, per square mile. was used as an anesthetic during surgery for attempt by John Hinckley, Jr. the third win for coach Bob Knight. TODAY’S MOON: Between new moon the first time. TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: Francisco TODAY’S QUOTE: “Great things are (March 29) and first quarter (April 5). In 1867, the United States purchased Goya (1746-1828), painter; Vincent van done by a series of small things brought

ods suggested by colleagues. appeared. Keep your think- required, work with the don’t leave anything impor- GEMINI (May 21-June ing cap on at all times. group and try not to be a tant to chance. You can do a ASTROGRAPH 20) -- Do be fair and share VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. one-man squad. better job than she can by any gains collectively gar- 22) -- It’s imperative today SAGITTARIUS (Nov. using your ingenuity nered by all involved, but that you assess every impor- 23-Dec. 21) -- Don’t let a instead. By Bernice Bede Osol don’t think you have to split tant situation as realistically quest for independence PISCES (Feb. 20-March equally with someone who as possible. Complications cause you to be indifferent 20) -- Shy away from pro- just happens to be hanging will result if you naively today, or you might not take moters today who in the past around, watching, without believe you can gloss over full advantage of something have proven to grossly exag- 19) -- Your financial situa- gerate the quality of their tion will continue to look contributing. existing problems. offered to you that could be CANCER (June 21-July LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. beneficial in advancing your offerings. Their sales pitch reasonably promising, as 22) -- Don’t let yourself get 23) -- Keep your guard up work or career. will probably be far superior long as you use prudence caught up in petty politics today if you’re in the com- CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- to their product or service and forethought in all your anyway. Friday, March 31, 2006 today with friends just pany of someone who has Jan. 19) -- If you’re truly in dealings. Extravagant because someone happens to preyed upon your generous need of a favor today, go to a Get a jump on life by In the year ahead, be opti- understanding the influ- spending will throw every- be real close to you. Be a nature in the past. This per- friend of long-standing on mistic, positive and keep the ences which are governing thing out of kilter. pal, but don’t be anybody’s son is likely to think you’re whom you can rely when the faith under all circum- TAURUS (April 20-May you in the year ahead. Send campaign manager. an easy mark. chips are down. Don’t for your Astro-Graph year stances, because when it 20) -- Assume a leading role LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. request anything from some- appears things are going ahead predictions by mail- when involved in a group - Financial objectives can be 22) -- It’s good to be your one who has let you down in ing $1.25 to Astro-Graph, against you, changes will endeavor, because chances achieved today, but not by own person, but don’t apply the past. c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box occur that will put you on are your way of doing things sheer luck. It is going to take this posture to all situations. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- 167, Wickliffe, OH 44092- top of the heap. will be far more efficient a lot of hard work, which For example, in matters Feb. 19) -- Lady Luck will 0167. Be sure to state your ARIES (March 21-April and effective than the meth- won’t be as simple as it first where a team effort is be very fickle today, so zodiac sign.

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34550-5 BEAR Answer here: 33 12 13 35 DLES 9 373116 (Answers tomorrow) SAND Jumbles: MIRTH SINGE BARREN JINGLE Yesterday’s 48 -1 -1 47 Answer: Military orders are often conveyed in — GRAY “GENERAL” TERMS 3/29/2006 Doctor must comply with family’s wishes Dear Annie: My husband, “George,” and I has been singing duets with a female vocalist. a high school education, I was living at home, have been caring for my mother-in-law for the Could the singing be his way of finding an collecting the dole and working only long past three years. Unfortunately, we can no ANNIE’S MAILBOX outlet for his sexual needs? He shows no enough to keep collecting it. I, too, had plenty longer continue and must put her in a nursing affection toward me at all. of reasons to blame others for my situation, facility. By Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar We’ve had no sex for the past 13 months. but eventually, my mother had enough and The problem is her doctor. He is trying to I’m not included in his singing practices or the threw me out. That was the best thing she dictate which facility to put Mom in. He wants gigs where they perform. This situation is could have done. her at the place where he is on staff, but we State Board of Medical Examiners, your doc- nearly driving me to a mental breakdown. I’ve Twenty-four years later, I am happily mar- don’t like that facility. We much prefer a dif- tor has 30 days to provide the records after asked him to stop singing with her, and he has, ried with four wonderful children and a thriv- ferent home, but the doctor does not have staff receiving a written request from the patient, or but it hasn’t changed his attitude toward me. ing career. This never would have happened if privileges there. Now he refuses to fill out any whoever the patient has designated. What should I do? -- Singing Solo my mother hadn’t had the courage to do what medical forms or turn over her medical Physicians may not refuse to release a copy of Dear Solo: Singing is not likely to be a sex- she felt was right. She continued to provide records to anyone, and he is generally making the medical records if they are needed for ual substitute, but it certainly may be emotion- support to me (emotionally and financially), our lives miserable. treatment by another health care provider, ally satisfying to your husband. Is he in love but only as I made progress on my own. My We have since found another doctor for my although you do need to pay for the costs of with his duet partner? He obviously had a con- priorities changed and my survival skills (sup- mother-in-law who is much more cooperative reproduction. If Mom’s new doctor still does- nection with this woman and didn’t want you pressed when not in regular use) were honed and whom we like a great deal. Do we have n’t have the necessary information, you can to be part of it. The two of you need to find when I suddenly needed to worry about what I any recourse against the original doctor? Can file a complaint with your county medical your own connection, and this may involve would eat for the next week. we report him somewhere? -- Fed Up in New society or the New Jersey Board of Medical counseling. Ask him to go with you so you can These parents should do the same. Yes, Jersey Examiners. work on your apparent estrangement and find there is a risk, but are they planning to shelter Dear Annie: Please help me. My husband Dear Fed Up: According to the New Jersey ways to strengthen your marriage. Jared forever? 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216-06 171-06 219-06 HELP PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 3/30,4/6,13/06 3-16,23,30,4-6/06 3/30,4/6,13,20/06 120 WANTED FICTITIOUS BUSINESS STATEMENT OF DAMAGES TRUSTEE’S SALE 156-06 201-06 220-06 NAME STATEMENT (Personal Injury or Wrongful Death) Forclosure No. 2212536GW Order No. 2854937 APN 3-9,16,23,30/06 3/23,30,4/6,13/06 3-30,4-6,13,20/06 File No. 2006-F0152 SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY FICTITIOUS FICTITIOUS FICTITIOUS #184-023-01 Notice of Trustee’s Sale on April 20, 2006, The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: OF MENDOCINO Day Care Aide BUSINESS NAME BUSINESS NAME BUSINESS NAME at 10:00AM Mid Valley Title and Escrow Company, SHOWPLACE HOMES, 2700 North State Street, Ukiah, State and Perkins Streets Our Private Non-Public STATEMENT STATEMENT STATEMENT Trustee, or Successor Trustee or Substututed Trustee CA 95482 100 North State Street, Room 108 School (North Haven) File No.: 2006-F0175 File No.: 2006-F0203 File No.: 2006-F0227 of that certain Deed of Trust executed by Angela Myers Angel Group, Inc., a California corp., 201 Concourse Ukiah, 95482 located in Ukiah is THE FOLLOWING THE FOLLOWING THE FOLLOWING Blvd., #B, Santa Rosa,CA 95403 PLAINTIFF: ERIC S. DALTON seeking a Day Care recorded August 24, 2005 as insturment No. 05-18512, PERSON(S) IS (ARE) PERSON(S) IS (ARE) PERSON(S) IS (ARE) R.T.Angel, Inc., a CA corporation, 201 Concourse Blvd., DEFENDANT: BRIAN LEE HERMES, et al. Aide to assist the Day of Official Records of Mendocino County, California DOING BUSINESS AS: DOING BUSINESS AS: DOING BUSINESS AS: CASE NO SCUKCVPM 04-92531 Care Manager with and pursuant to that certain Notice of Default Suite B, Santa Rosa, CA 95403 TRUST TATTOO,TRUST SUN HAWK FARMS, Wine Country Aquariums To: BRIAN M. WALKOSZ child supervision, and thereunder recorded December 22, 2005 as insturment This business is conducted by a General Partnership. GALLERY, TRUST SUN HAWK 307 N. State St., The registrant(s) commenced to transact business under Plaintiff: ERIC S. DALTON development of No. 05-27659 of Official records of said County, will CUSTOM, TRUST VINEYARDS, SUN HAWK Ukiah, Ca 95482 seeks damages in the above-entitled action, as materials and activities. the fictitious business name or names listed above on CLOTHING,TRUST ART, OLIVE OIL, SUN HAWK Daniel Marling under and pursuant of said Deed of Trust sell at public follows: Req: Must be 21 yrs 11/23/2005. TRUST MUSIC, TRUST LAVENDER 474 Kennwood Dr. auction for cash, lawful money of the United States 1. General damages old, with HS diploma or I declare that all information in this statement is true PUBLISHING 2001 Duncan Springs Rd, Ukiah, CA 95482 of America, and a cashier’s check payable to said Trustee a. Pain, suffering and inconvenience GED equivilancy; ECE and correct. (A registrant who declares as true information 121 N. State St. Hopland, CA 95449 This business is conducted $2,500,000 units or an Associates drawn on a State or National Bank, a check drawn which he or she knows to be false is guilty of a crime.) Ukiah, CA 95482 John Schaeffer by an Individual. The 2. Special Damages degree is prefd. A by a State or Federal Credit Union, or a check drawn S/ Robert Angel, President Mark Henry Phillips 2001 Duncan Springs Rd, registrant commenced to a. Medical expenses (to date) minimum of six months by a State or Federal Savings and Loan Association, *Robert Angel, President of Angel Group, Inc. and R.T. 616 N. Dora Ave. Hopland, CA 95449 transact business under the $490,112.30 experience working in or Savings Bank specified in section 5102 of the Financial Angel, Inc. Ukiah, CA 95482 Nancy Hensley fictitious business name or b. Future medical expenses (present value) a childcare center is a Code and Authorized to do Business in this State, at **The Registrant is Angel and Associates, G.P., a Katrina Louise Cooke- 2001 Duncan Springs Rd, names listed above on 4/1, $100,000 plus. Fax resume and California general partnership, of which Angel Group, Phillips Hopland, CA 95449 2006. Endorsed-Filed on the main entrance to the Mendocino County c. Loss of earnings (to date) cover letter to: Inc., a California corporation, is a general partner, and 616 N. Dora Ave. This business is conducted 3/28, 2006 at the Courthouse, 100 North State Street, Ukiah, CA all that d. Loss of future earning capacity (present value) 877-382-7617 R.T. Angel, Inc., a California corporation, is the other Ukiah, CA 95482 by Husband & Wife. The Mendocino County Clerks right, title and interest conveyed to and now held by $1,500,000 Ref: NH-DCA general partner. This business is conducted registrants commenced Office. it under said Deed of Trust in the property situated in March 14, 2006 AES is an EOE. The address for Angel Group, Inc., and R.T. Angel, by Husband & Wife. The to transact business under /s Daniel Marling said County and State described as: More particularly Inc., is 201 Concourse Blvd., Suite B, Santa Rosa, Attorney for Eric S. Dalton registrants commenced the fictitious business DANIEL MARLING Delivery Truck Driver setforth in the above referenced Deed of Trust. the street CA 95403 PANO STEPHENS Attorney at Law to transact business under name or names listed Competitive Wages address or other common designation of said Robert Angel is the President of both Angel Group, the fictitious business above on Peding. P.O. Box 1548 HELP Full benefits. Must be property: 256 Valley View Drive, Ukiah, CA 95482 Name Inc. and R.T. Angel, Inc. name or names listed Endorsed-Filed on March 21, have Class A & This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Ukiah, CA 95482 120 WANTED and address of the beneficiary at whose request the (707)462-1996 above on March 3, 2006. 17, 2006 at the Mendocino HazMat. Come join our sale is being conducted: Dexter Property Management Mendocino County on 02/28/2006 Endorsed-Filed on March County Clerks Office. COUNSELOR team. Apply NOTICE-This Fictitious Name Statement expires five Pub March 30, April 6, 13, 20, 2006 C/O Mid Valley Title and Escrow Company as 8, 2006 at the Mendocino /s/John Schaeffer Tapestry Family 3080 N. State St. years from the date it was filed in the office of the County County Clerks Office. JOHN SCHAEFFER Services setforth below Directions to the above property may PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Clerk. A New Fictitious Business Name Statement must /s/Mark H. Phillips Support Counselor to DIETARY be obtained by requesting same in writing from the be filed before that time. MARK H. PHILLIPS work with children MANAGER HELP Must have completed befeficiary within 10 days for the first publication of The filing of this statement does not of itself authorize 181-06 226-06 and families, in WANTED dietary manager this notice. Said sale will be made without covenant the use in this state of a Fictitious Business Name in 3-16,23,30,4-6/06 3/30,4/9,13,20/06 120 homes, community course & have or warranty, express or implied, as to title, possession violation of the rights of another under Federal, State, FICTITIOUS ACCOUNTANT and in after-school FICTITIOUS NOTICES ServSafe certification. or encumbrances to satisfy the unpaid balance due or common law (See Section 14411 et seq., Business BUSINESS NAME 10 Lakeport & Ukiah program in Ukiah. BUSINESS NAME Exp. in skilled nursing on the note or notes secured by said Deed of Trust and STATEMENT Annual Meeting Office. Requires AA, BA, MA STATEMENT Potter Valley Comm. Staff accountants with facility. and interst plus the following estimated costs, Professions Code). File No.: 2006-F0225 or MSW & experience First Filing File No.: 2006-F0198 Health Ctr., Mon., April accounting B.S. with children in Apply Mon-Fri. 9-4 at expenses and advances at the time of the initial publication THE FOLLOWING Valley View Skilled 3/16, 3/23, 3/30, 4/6/06 THE FOLLOWING 3rd @ 6:30 pm, 10261 Degree or equivalent. mental health or of this Notice of Sale: $118,970.71 Notice to Property PERSON(S) IS (ARE) Nursing Center, CNS-939582# PERSON(S) IS (ARE) DOING BUSINESS AS: Main Street PV. GAAP and Financial rehabilitative setting. Owner YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF 1162 S.Dora, Ukiah UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL DOING BUSINESS AS: RED FROG Community members Stmt. Preparation and $18 to $21 per hour; Direct Care Staff - TRUST, DATED August 8, 2005 UNLESS YOU TAKE CRAFTSMAN ESTATE 106 W. Church St. welcome. client consulting. Great depending on FT/PT for DD adults. ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY 218-06 & TRADING, Ukiah, Ca 95482 LOST & Benefits and education and compensation. PM/wknd shifts. BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN 3/30,4/6,13,20/06 ANDERSON’S Tina Marie 30 FOUND experience. Benefits. STATEMENT OF DAMAGES Send Resume to Criminal clear, CPR/1st EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE OF THE Elsemore Black & Brown Dog 463-3300 for (Personal Injury or Wrongful Death) BEACON INC. Aid reqd. 707-435- PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD 2051 Ridge Rd. Jennifer@ application packet. SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY 306 N. State St. with thick fur, medium 1912. Lic #486800558 Ukiah, CA 95482 robertsoncpa.com Apply by 4/5/06 CONTACT A LAWYER. Dated 3/24/2006 Mid Valley OF MENDOCINO Ukiah, CA 95482 size in Oak Knoll This business is conducted or Fax 707-263-6001 Title and Escrow Company. 601 Main Street Chico, State and Perkins Streets area.467-0975 Cust. Service Rep. DRIVER: F/T. Darrell Lance by an Individual. The Class A Truck Driver w/ California 95928 (530) 893-5644 By: Greg Wood, 100 North State Street, Room 108 Found Cat Friendly ACCOUNTING Tech Ag. product. Anderson registrant commenced to 1 yr. exp. & tank Foreclosure Officer P244071 3/30, 4/6, 04/13/2006 Ukiah, 95482 white male in front of CLERK phone, PC, org., FT, 791 Maple Lane transact business under the endorsements.Clean PLAINTIFF: ERIC S. DALTON Health Club. Call to ID Exp. in A/P or A/R bens, $12-$15/hr. DEFENDANT: BRIAN LEE HERMES, et al. Garberville, CA 95542 fictitious business name or DMV printout. Send 468-5218 good office skills & email resume info@ 217-06 names listed above on CASE NO SCUKCVPM 04-92531 This business is conducted computer literate. ntechindustries.com resume to Box 117 c/o. 3/30,4/6,13,20/06 To: BRIAN LEE HERMES April 1, 2006. Endorsed- Found Very Sweet by a Corporation. State MAINT/SERVICE Energetic, organized, detail Plaintiff: ERIC S. DALTON Filed on March 28, 2006 neutered male possibly Land Security SUMMONS (CITACION JUDICIAL) of incorporation: TECH TRAINEE oriented F/T Sales person seeks damages in the above-entitled action, as at the Mendocino County Dobie Cross brown Officer (Temp). CASE NUMBER: (Numero del Caso) SCUKCVPM California. The registrant Assists with repair & Tues-Sat 9:30am-6pm. follows: Clerks Office. w/tan markings found 2 Mendocino Redwood ‘O492531 commenced to transact preventive maint., Must be able to multi-task. 1. General damages /s Tina M. Elsemore mi out Boonville Rd. Company, LLC. in Ukiah, NOTICE TO DEFENDANT: (Aviso a Acusado) a. Pain, suffering and inconvenience business under the fictitious facility maint, Construction, doors, TINA M. ELSEMORE Missing owners terribly electrical exp. a plus. CA is looking for a Brian Lee Hermes, Brian M. $2,500,000 business name or names 462-6626 or hardware, &/or centertop 2. Special Damages Wage DOE. Great temporary security officer Walkosz listed above on MARCH 224-06 272-6810 knowledge a+. Wage a. Medical expenses (to date) benefits. EOE. Send to secure/protect land, YOU ARE BEING SUED BY PLAINTIFF: (A Ud. le está 15, 2006. Endorsed-Filed 3/30/06 DOE. Fax $490,112.30 FOUND: resume or property, human resume to 707-463-1739 demandando) Eric S. Dalton on MARCH 15, 2006 at the NOTICE OF b. Future medical expenses (present value) APPLICATION TO Female Puppy. apply METALfx, 300 resources and other You have 30 CALENDAR DAYS after this summons $100,000 Mendocino County Clerks Exp. Cooks wanted. FT SELL ALCOHOLIC Tri color btwn E. Hill Rd. assets. Patrols all is served on you to file a typewritten response at this c. Loss of earnings (to date) Office. 7-9 mo. old Willits, CA 95490 & PT. Please apply at BEVERAGES company properties, Zack’s Restaurant, 1430 court. A letter or phone call will not protect you; your d. Loss of future earning capacity (present value) /s/Darrell Lance Call to ID. vic. of 456-2175 $1,500,000 Date of Filing secures and maintains all N. State St. (No phone typewritten response must be in proper legal form if Anderson Application: Calpella Central Ave. March 14, 2006 near freeway. Acct. Pyble/Office locked gates. Requires calls). you want the court to hear your case. If you do not Attorney for Eric Dalton DARRELL LANCE March 29, 2006 Call to ID Asst. at AVUSD, knowledge of laws and file your response on time, you may lose the case, PANO STEPHENS ANDERSON To Whom It May Concern: MACHINIST 485-8041 7 hr/day w/bene. regs. that pertain to theft, and your wages, money and property may be taken Attorney at Law PRESIDENT The Name(s) of the Exp. manual eng. lathe or $17,294-$18,711/yr. vandalism, trespass. Must qualified, dedicated without further warning from the court.There are other P.O. Box 1548 Applicant(s) is/are: HELP Apply S. Ivey, Ukiah, CA 95482 carry a valid CA driver’s trainee. Long-term legal requirements. You may want to call an attorney 204-06 FOREST CLUB INC THE 120 WANTED Anderson Vly District Phone: (707) 462-1996 The applicants listed above license. 4-6 years commitment. Wages right away. If you do not know an attorney, you may 3/23,30,4/6,13/06 NCO EHS-CookWlts Office, Box 457, Pub March 30, April 6, 13, 20, 2006 are applying to the experience and/or training pending exp.. Benefits. N. FICTITIOUS For Sub List & Open Boonville, CA 95415 call an attorney referral service or a legal aid office Department of Alcoholic preferred. Contact 707- Ukiah area. Send BUSINESS NAME Positions. Cook I-II (listed in the phone book). PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Beverage Control to sell Community Health 485-6742 for an resume to McIntyre, Después de que le entreguen esta citación judicial usted STATEMENT to prep nutritious meals 3901 Ridgewood Rd., alcoholic beverages at: for I/T cter. Exp in large Representative application. EOE/ADA tiene un plazo de 30 DIAS CALENDARIOS para File No.: 2006-F0168 239 N STATE ST Willits, 95490 227-06 205-06 scale cooking & basic (CHR) THE FOLLOWING presentar una respuesta escrita a máquina en esta 3/30,4/6,13,20/06 3/23,31,4/6,13/06 UKIAH, CA 95482 math skills.$9.82- Guidiville Indian corte. Una carta o una llamada telefónica no le ofrecera FICTITIOUS FICTITIOUS PERSON(S) IS (ARE) For the following type of $10.73/hr Rancheria is seeking a 100 protección; su respuesta escrita a máquina tiene que BUSINESS NAME BUSINESS NAME DOING BUSINESS AS: License: All positions include CHR-knowledge of: cumplir con las formalidades legales apropiadas si usted STATEMENT STATEMENT UKIAH 48 - ON SALE GENERAL benefits. Must Diabetes, health ed., Kawi File No.: 2006-F0169 PUBLIC PREMISES quiere que la corte escuche su caso. Si usted no presenta File No.: 2006-F0226 CONVALESCENT complete NCO app. vital signs, and IHS THE FOLLOWING Santa Rosa Place THE FOLLOWING HOSPITAL incl. transcripts. program preferable. HS su respuesta a tiempo, puede perder el caso, y le pueden PERSON(S) IS (ARE) District Office PERSON(S) IS (ARE) (707) 462-1954 x 302 Diploma required. quitar su salario, su dinero y otras cosas de su propiedad DOING BUSINESS AS: 1349 South Dora 50 D ST ROOM 130 Willits DOING BUSINESS AS: or www.ncoinc.org Must have clean DMV sin aviso adicional por parte de la corte. Existen otros NORTHBROOK Ukiah, CA 95482 SANTA ROSA, CA 95404 UKIAH COMPUTER Closes 5pm 4/3 print-out. 459-7330 requisitos legales. Puede que usted quiera llamar a NURSING AND Ensign Pleasanton LLC (707) 576-2165 For more info. call 463- SOLUTIONS REHAB (postmarks not un abogado inmediatamente. Si no conoce a un abogado, 1349 South Dora 3693 Under New Management 850 Waugh Ln. Bldg F1- 64 Northbrook Way accepted). EOE puede llamar a un servicio de referencia de abogados Ukiah, CA 95482 F2 Willits, CA 95490 $8- $10.75 hr. CONSTRUCTION o a una oficina de ayuda legal (vea al directorio telefónico). Ensign Willits LLC This business is HELP WANTED Ukiah, Ca 95482 MORNING, EVE. & SUPERINTENDENT 64 Northbrook Way conducted by a Limited Stay The name and address of the court is: (El nombre y Michele N. Sanborn for public works job in • Club Marketing Willits, CA 95490 NIGHT SHIFTS dirección de la corte es) SUPERIOR COURT OF 585 Stella Drive Liability Company. The FB. 10 yrs. min. exp. This business is No exp. Pd. training Supervisor CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF MENDOCINO, State and Ukiah, CA 95482 registrants commenced Informed provided. Cooking, $2000/wk. Fax to 916- conducted by a Limited to transact business under Perkins Streets P.O. Box 996, Ukiah, CA 95482 This business is conducted Liability Company. The cleaning, driving & 652-3922 • Concessions The name, address and telephone number of by an Individual. The registrants commenced the fictitious business providing living skills Maintenance Supervisor registrant commenced to on Local plaintiff’s attorney, or plaintiff without an attorney, is: to transact business under name or names listed assist. to adults w/ Associate • Cashier Operations (El nombre, la dirección y el número de teléfono del transact business under the the fictitious business above on January 1, developmental Busy Prop. Mgt. firm fictitious business name or name or names listed abogado del demandante, o del demandante que no 2002. Endorsed-Filed on Issues disabilities. Will seeks motivated, Supervisor names listed above on above on November 15, consider resp. Hi. Schl. tiene abogado, es) March 6, 2006 at the dependable, individual • Casino Host March 28, 2006. 2006. Endorsed-Filed on Sr. 485-0165, 468-0602 w/basic construction Pano Stephens March 6, 2006 at the Mendocino County Clerks Endorsed-Filed on March exp. for F/T position. • Hostess Mendocino County Clerks Office. CNA’s F/T, P/T, days P.O. Box 1548 28, 2006 at the Mendocino Must have reliable Office. /s/Christopher R. & PM’s. Great working Paid Full Benefits Ukiah, CA 95482 County Clerks Office. vehicle & valid DL. /s/Christopher R. cond. (707) 462-1996 /s Michele N. Christensen Benefit pkg avail. Please contact the Casino at Christensen CHRISTOPHER R. Apply in person DATE: (Fecha) May 28, 2004 Sanborn CHRISTOPHER R. The Ukiah Valley View Skilled Apply at Selzer (707)459-7330 /s/Tania G. Ugrin Clerk MICHELE N. CHRISTENSEN CHRISTENSEN DAILY JOURNAL Nursing Center, Realty 300 E. Gobbi Applications may be picked up SHERRY MOBLEY, Deputy SANBORN PRESIDENT PRESIDENT 1162 S.Dora, Ukiah St., Ukiah at the Casino. THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 2006 -B-5

HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP HELP APARTMENTS HOMES MISC. 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 120 WANTED 300 UNFURNISHED 330 FOR RENT 480 FOR SALE General Office LIKE Nanny/Caregiver for two OFFICE POSITIONS RECEPTIONIST Staff Expansion! THERAPIST 875 S. Oak St. Redwood Valley Wine Barrell Halves for CPU/Customer boys, 5 yrs. and 18 mo. IN FORT BRAGG for foster family agency We Need: Tapestry Family 2 bdrm. townhouse. Clean 1bd 1bth, New planters Freshly cut Just CHILDREN? 5 yrs to school 8-noon. Busy office looking for $875. $1050 sec. paint new bath single in time for Spring. $10-$15 Service, exp. req. looking for friendly RNs, Medical Services Career position, This might be P/T, F/T, or poss. live in energetic, organized, professional to answer Staff Therapist to No pets. 462-4759 gar $750/mo $1000 each. Also will be on the the job for you. unit on property. Must be detail oriented office Assistants, and dep N/P, N/S Call 485- coast 1X a month 462- w/vacation, holidays, multi-line phone, use provide assessment, ALDERWOOD APTS CHILDCARE responsible. manager and accounts Drivers 8254 eves. 4917 benefits, 8-5 M-F, voice mail, fill in for individual and family NEW OWNERS! must be able to lift up WORKERS, Ref. & background ck req. receivable collection records mgr. data entry, therapy, and training Blood Centers of the 1450 S.State St. PETS & to 50 lbs, good ALL SHIFTS. Wage neg. Call L or E clerk. Must be able to typing, filing. Must pass for children and W Side Victorian. Pacific’s donor site 2 bd. $800 mo. SUPPLIES working F/T 4 day week. Starting 743-1263 multi-task and have background check families. Full time. Newly remod. A/C. 500 located in Ukiah seeks 463-2325, cond., w/estab., salary $9.40 per hour. computer experience. before hire. Applicant Ukiah. MSW or MA in W/D 2 fplc. New appl. Beautiful German NAPA VALLEY to fill the following stable company. On call $9 per hour. Competitive pay and must have 2 years exp. related field; License Clean 2 Bdrm apt. 2400s/q. $2200/mo Shepherd Puppies VINEYARD MGMT CO. positions immediately! Salary range: Qualifications: Pass benefits. Please call for in prof. work preferred. $24- quiet Westside 4-plex. 485-0405 aval 4/10 3 shts dob 12/12 Top Looking to fill an Come join our team in $8.50 to $11/hr. medical and drug exam, appointment. environment, keep $30/hour. 463-3300 good credit, N/S, no Ger lines. 245-8294 opening for a a healthy work WILLITS COUNTRY Send resume to 1268 TB test, criminal 707-964-2391 confidentiality. Must for app, or send pets, $725/mo. 462- CATS: Looking for a Viticultural position. environment! All HOME 3bd/2bth central S. State St. background check and know Word, Excel & resume to Tapestry 3563 cat, or want to find a Requires a minimum of positions require a valid heat $1400/mo +dep. have valid Cal. Drivers Outlook, great Family Services, 290 home for a cat? Graveyard shift a B.S. in Viticultural, or CA drivers license, HOPLAND Large storage no license. communication skills. East Gobbi Street, Call 462-3929 WORKING with kids, related Ag discipline. acceptable driving record 1bdrm. Remodl. Avl. garage. N/S GREAT NEW Fax resumes to Attn: Ukiah small homelike MEDICAL, DENTAL, *3-5 yrs of vnyd fields and ability to interact now. $650 + dep. 707-459-3409 Toy Poodles were On-Site Apartment Human Resource Dept. Apply by 4/5/06. environment, good pay VISION PKG. *A working knowledge effectively with public and Studio $550 born Feb 13.3 Male 2 Management 707-462-6994 or mail ROOMS & benefits. Fax resume matching 403B TSA of all vnyd practices & staff. Truck Drivers & 489-8600 white 1 apricot Prop. Mgt. firm seeks to PO Box 422, Ukiah, FOR RENT to 463-6957 Plan, paid holidays & how each relate to ultra qualified individual/ Equipment Operators MOVE-IN 350 AKC $300 459-8685 CA 95482. EOE Lg newly remod.rm. vacation, paid training’s, premium wines team for 68-unit apt. RNs & MEDICAL wanted, Class l SPECIAL!!! Vaccine & Heartworm Housekeepers, exp. pref. Priv entr. & Kitchenette. on duty meals. production. community. Must be Receptionist. Apps ASSISTANTS preferred. Transfer, Sierra Sunset offers Prevention Clinic Apply in person at 101 F. pref.Shared ba.N/P/S FREE Co-op Day Care *Solid communication friendly, close Wed. April 5th. enddump, bottom 2 bd. apts. w/pool & dogs & cats Sat Apr 1 Gregory Lane, Willits. Refs. $600 inc.utils. Provided skills & attn to detail. responsible & For job desc & app call Work with healthy dump, 10-wheel laundry facilities, 12-1pm North State 467-9925 Howard Hospital Apply: *Ability to work long professional; office & 707-744-1647 ext. volunteer community experience. carports & more! Animal Hosp. 2280 N Opportunities TRINITY YOUTH hrs. minor maint. skills req. 1342 or email blood donors. We offer Competitive pay, health Selzer Realty WANTED State Ukiah 468-5965 RN, ICU, FT & per SERVICES *Computer Literacy Salary + 2 bd. apt. (no dhendricks@ a full training and and retirement 468-0411 370 TO RENT diem. package. Submit PASTURE & 915 W. Church St. or *Clean DMV pets please). Visit our hoplandtribe.com orientation program. Hardworking individual RN, Surgery, FT *Organic Vit exp, PCA RNs require a valid CA resume, DMV print-out, Sml 1 rm. cabin 530 FEED SUPPLY on line@ office for details & Resident Manager seeks small place to live RN, ER, per diem license and RN license. MAs require drug and alocholol test dntwn. $385/mo. $400 HAY POTTER VLY. wwwtrinitycfs.org application: Needed for 31 units on in exchange for work. 743- RN, Home Health, PT Bilingual/Spanish a +, six months related exp. required. Reply to: PO dep. 463-8642, 462- Grass/Clover. Realty World South Side 1959 Occup. Therapist, FT LONGS DRUG STORE but not required. Salary or MA certificate & Box 234, Ukiah,CA. 7527 8-6 pm Organic. Cantaloupe Selzer Realty of Ukiah. Clinical Lab Scientist, UKIAH D.O.E. Benefits three months relevant 95482. Deadline- WANTED TO boxes, new & used. T- 300 E. Gobbi St., Fax resume to: Spacious 2bdrm. 1 ba FT Currently has openings included. exp. 3/31/06. 380 SHARE RENT Post. 743-1342 Ukiah. 707-463-1502 incl. ht, AC, wat, & Radiology Technologist, for F/T Pharmacy Send resumes to Room for rent in 2 Attn: Property garb.w/balcony, patio GARAGE FT Technician and Box 118 P/T Store Clerk DRIVERS CHILD bd/1 ba house Management. & pool, $875/mo. 590 SALES For more Ancillary Tech. Must c/o Times-Herald some firearms exp. 20 Hours 140 CARE $550/mo + util No pets. 462-8600 Alert-Senior Center information: 456- have a valid CA 916 Cotting Lane nec. Must be over 21. SECRET Busy Bees Child Care N/S have dogs Thrift Open Mon-Sat 3101 license. Pharmacy Vacaville, CA 95688 Part time Deli Clerk SHOPPERS Needed Will set-up/breakdown has F/T for your child. 760-550-2014 10-4, Donations & www.Howard experience required. Apply in person to Evaluate Local equipment for 2yrs.+ M-F. volunteers needed Hospital.com Apply in person at: 155 NEW EXCITING with resume Businesses. Flex hrs, community blood drives, 468-8859 Room in nice quiet & 462-4343 Orchard Plaza POSITION WORKING DIAMOND JIMS E-Mail Req’d 800-585- transport supplies and Lic#2300003497 beautiful house $550/mo INSURANCE AGENT or fax resume 707-462- WITH KIDS 1294 N. State St. 9024 ext 6520 staff as needed. Must all util inc. 621-2899/463- Lic. Personal Lines SERVICES UKIAH HUGE! 6158 EOE 6 wks pd vacation Ukiah Btwn 9 & 3 be able to lift & carry up 1228p agent for busy prof. 401 K. Day & Eve SYSTEMS 200 OFFERED 140 Zinfandel PAYROLL to 50 lbs. Requires one 70+ Family firm, serv. & cross- LOVE PETS? 2 yrs avail. Small homelike PROGRAMMER AutoCAD Drafts- 1bd 1 ba. $640. Room w/own bath in ADMINISTRATOR year relevant exp. Class Rummage Sale! selling. Strong com. & front office exp pref. environment, good pay Savings Bank of person. 9 yrs exp. Lg. house overlooking Exceptional B license preferred, but Sat. 8-3. sales skills pref. FT, M- Send Res to Willits Pet & benefits. Fax resume Mendocino County Bldg. & landscape 1701 Tanya Ln. 1bd Lake Mendo. $475/mo. organizational skills, not required. F. Care Center 90 South to 463-6957. is seeking design constr. 1 ba. $640. 707-485-1755 Redwood Valley Good comp. & ben. St Willits, CA 95490. attention to detail & knowledge. Katie 743- Community applicants for a Send resume to: BCP [email protected] NEW HOME ability to prioritize 2857 CENTURY 21 MOBILES FOR Church. LVN/RN full-time Entry or Mid Human Resources, Job SALES AGENT Ukiah, tasks. 10-key by touch. Les Ryan Realty 390 RENT Lab Tech-Local CHARGE NURSE Level Systems Code: UK P. O . B o x FINANCIAL 951 School Way-RV. P/T, 3 wkys, hrly + AS400 pref. but not Property Management SENIORS Clean single environmental lab seeks position open at Ukiah Programmer. 591329, San Francisco, 205 SERVICES Benefit for benefits. Real estate req. Fax resume to 468-0463 wide in senior park, youth mission trip motivated individual for FT Convalescent Assists in writing CA 94159-1329 or BANKRUPTCY lic. req’d. New home Attn: HR at 707-467- Ukiah $40K. Howard entry level Hospital. DAY SHIFT. email: is it for me? sales exp. a +. 4141 or mail to Attn: applications, 272-2500. Sanders REC VEH technician/analyst position Benefits resumes@bloodcenter FREE APARTMENTS Requires great HR 1324 S. State St., develops program Realty 610 CAMPING in our microbiology dept. offered. Wages s.org or fax (415) 749- 310 FURNISHED organizational skills, Ukiah, CA 95482. code and system consultation by phone! 463-2570 exp. pref. but not req. negotiable. WILL Studio Incl util + TEARDROP computer literacy. EOE/Drug Free documentation. 6620. EOE/AA. Atty Ed Dechant Chemist-Perform GC TRAIN. Call Sharon or www.bloodcenters.org 800-823-0600 cable. $500/mo + $300 BUILDING E-mail resume Workplace. Reviews & analyzes TRAILER analysis of environmental Barbara @ 462-8864 dep. 2180 S State St. 430 SUPPLIES [email protected] Pharmacy Clerk- Tasting Room in BUSINESS $2500 FIRM samples. BS in Science or apply at 1349 S. systems within the 462-4476 1, new steelclad patio with “Vichy Agent” in Ukiah/Hopland area 250 RENTALS Exc. cond. Clean. New req. & exp. pref. Send Dora St., Ukiah Typist in training. scope of door. 5’ 10lite. $150. 1, the subject line. seeking part time help Banquet Hall & tires. Current reg. resume or inquiries to e- Computer, typing, authority. Will serve used glass slider. LVN/RN 4PM-8PM 4-5 days/mo. Knwldg of Kitchen Ukiah Senior 320 DUPLEXES Fresh paint. mail marving@ Now hiring Exp. Cooks MATH, people skills. as backup to 5’ $50. 937-3718 position open at Ukiah wine & dealing w/ 1 bdrm, redone, 468-7403 alpha-labs.com FT & PT.Apply in person Must work Mon., Tues., Center 499 Leslie St. Convalescent Hospital. computer operations. public a +. Hourly pay Country Location or fax 707-468-5267. at Jensen’s Restaurant, FT 1-9, PT 3-9. Salary 462-4343 MOTOR- This is a part time Requires some +com. fax 468-0362 $550 462-7451 FURNITURE Apply in person at 208 1550 Lovers Lane. (No 440 620 CYCLES position. more hours DOE. Drug Test. BLUE college level COMMERCIAL after 4 p.m. Mason St., Ukiah. No phone calls). The Potter Valley Tribe could be available DRUG courses in computer RESIDENTIAL & OAK ‘01 YZ 250. FMF SS Pipe phone calls please. is currently seeking an upon OFFICE 707-468-4333 science; AA or AS OFFICE SPACE 2 bd. 351 Creekside, & S/A. Renthal chain & big SENIOR ASSISTANT II individual. with superb org. AVAILABLE Willits. Lndry rm. No FUTON gear spkt. Pro Connect request. Will Train. Preschool Teacher degree desirable. and com. skills for Tribal PROGRAM For more info call Mendocino County For recorded Listings, pets. Sml. bk yd. Garage. $300/bo. F/G F/T or P/T. 12 ECE Knowledge of one or Administrator. Tribal Call 462-1840 Ext. 195 MANAGER Sharon @ 462-8864 or Department of $800. 485-0841 Premium mattress. $3500/obo 274-8733 Social Services units & CPR Cert. req. more programming Govt and grant writing exp. 468-7403 Mendocino apply at 1349 S. Dora GARDEN 2 bdrm triplex fenced AUTO PARTS & (Ukiah & Willits only) Send resume to New languages. pref.The individual should County St., Ukiah Ca. yd no common walls, 630 ACCESSORIES Salary: $930- Morning Montessori Experience in have knowledge in HUD, OFFICE PARK Department of stove ref AC H20, Sew APPLIANCES 4 Goodyear Integrity Make a Difference! $1130/Bi-Weekly School, 656-C S. PL638 grants, and Spaces from 445sqft 460 Social Services structured & Gar pd. N/P Still looking for Seeking individuals computer exp. Salary is To 726sqft. & up USED Black - Wall tires. Salary $2176- Orchard Ave., Ukiah or programming with $800/mo +$800dep. Foster Family in with general office $35,000 or neg., qualified SPRING RENT APPLIANCES P215/65R17. Less than $2644/biwkly 462-6115 midrange or PC 462-1396 Mendocino County for support skills. 1 yr. Native Americans will SPECIAL & FURNITURE. 500 mi. $250. 463-0672 Opportunity to be a part computers. a young teen who loves clerical experience Real Estate be given. pref. Drop off or .90/sq.ft. 1st yr. 380 El Rio Ct. Guaranteed. 485-1216 before 9pm of a dynamic animals, especially required.for info call Licensed or not. One or more years of fax res. at 2251 S. State, 2bd.1.5 ba. $805mo. MISC. 4X4'S management team, horses! Also, looking for programming (707) 467-5866 We’re hiring now! 462-1240. Closing date DOWNTOWN Century 21 Les Ryan Rlty 480 FOR SALE 650 FOR SALE assessing all aspects of a foster home for teen experience or Apr. 7, ‘06 at 5pm. 468-0463 or go to: Offices in your area. 2nd FLOOR Brunswick Slate Pool Ford Explorer Sport personnel, payroll, Civil boys ages 16-18 who www.mss.ca.gov to Will pay for your equivalent DANCE STUDIO Table w/Accs. Ex. Con. ‘99 Excellent Condition Rights, and Medical enjoy sports and the 3bd/2ba w/Gar in “Career Opportunities” license & training. combination of 3500 sq. ft. Ukiah N/P N/S $600 low mileage. 462-2307 Leave monitoring. outdoors. Please call Closes 4/7/06 800-400-5391 ex. 958 education experience FIND 459-4543 College degree Or Wendy from Redwood $1200/mo 765 VANS preferred. MSW or MA degree Children’s Services, Telephone Operators. Support WHAT YOU LEE KRAEMER Yosemite Ave unit B 660 FOR SALE 707-732-8188 ‘94 Pellett Stove, and management Inc. @ 707-467-2000 for Must be computer developmentally Applicants may NEED IN Real Estate Broker Dodge Grd Car 2000 Quadrafier 1000. experience. more information. literate, telephone disabled apply at THE 468-8951 In Kelseyville Older OD79K mi. CD plyr. For info call answering exp. AM/& Savings Bank of C heats 2000sqft. in their own home. PT, Jay Twigg Law 4bd 1bth duplex 7 seats inc 3rd row 707-467-5866 Round Table Pizza late afternoon shifts Mendocino County L $500/bo. 274-8733 FT & wkends. PU Office Ukiah $950/mo. $2,000 $6,500 w/ ext warr. or go to: Now hiring for eves & avail. May drug test & 200 N. School St., A application at Office space to rent. sec dep. 275-2128 option 367-5852 L/M www.mss.ca.gov to wkends. Must be 18 or background check. Ukiah, CA 95482 S Firewood 462-6435 TRUCKS “Career older. Apply in person Apply in person at 516 Mountain View Rwd. Vly. 1bd. Wtr., for Sale $250/cord by April 4th, 2006. S FOR SALE Opportunities.” between 1-4 @ 292 S. S. School St. Ste A 1000 Sanford Ranch Rd. S. STATE ST. garb., elect. pd. $700 Call 621-0011 670 Ukiah. 468-9331. EEO/AA m/f/v/d IFIEDS! Closes 4/21/06. State St. 11am thru 4pm. 1500 Sq. ft. warehouse, /mo. Dep. & ref. req. GMC Sonoma ‘2000 bathroom & office. Lv. msg. 485-7949 Giants Tickets 5sp CD, AC, 42,800 mi. $6,600 Tonneau cover inc. $550+Dep. HOMES Opening day avail. 462-9156 MAIN ST. P.V. 330 FOR RENT 972-0945 Office setting, parking, 145 E Fircrest Dr. Nissan 1999 w/shell storage rooms $1000+ HOT TUB ‘05 DELUXE 2bd1ba fireplace excellent cond. 58K mi Dep. MODEL Neck jets, therapy w/d hookup new kitch $7500 obo E. GOBBI seat, never used, wrnty, $950+ dep 529-0937 can deliver.Worth $5700 743-1958 1200 sq. ft. office Sell: $1750 Toyota Tundra parking, some util. 3 Bd 1 Ba, gar. 766-8622 Limited ‘05 double cab includ. $1400 + Dep. Westside Ukiah, 4 dr 4wd V8 White w/ Beverly Sanders washer, dryer, refig. ● GUN ● beige leather 21K mi. Realty 462-5198 N/S $1425/mo + dep Exlnt cond $31,500 Creative Graphic 485-1158 APARTMENTS & KNIFE 984-8194 3bd/3ba Country 300 UNFURNISHED CARS Ranch House Ukiah SHOW 1&2bd Apts. available 680 FOR SALE Designer/Web Ad Designer on N. Main & N. Bush on Hwy 20 Buffalo APRIL 1 & 2 Toyota Tercel 1994. Ranch Behind Security Lakeport $775/mo, Low mi. A/C Great gas Gate. Low traffic Fairgrounds no pets. 462-4759 mileage. $2400 obo You will be a key element in our creative design team. You occupants $1400/mo (530)527-2678 1bd. cent. located. Close Avil 5/1 463-1500 621-1019 to trans. No sec. 8 N/P. must be a very self-motivated and seasoned designer, 3bd1ba. Quiet area. Lg Soft tub good cond. $625/mo + dep. 472- $2100. 36” O’Keefe & 0322 $1200mo. + $1800 sec. Sell It Fast No pets/No smk No Merritt 4 burner, griddle fluent in Quark, Photoshop, Illustrator, Dreamweaver, Flash. & warming shelf. $1100. With 2 bd 1 1/2 bth T. H. sec. 8. 463-8640 Ukiah Stove, frig, D/W pool, 937-3114 Html skills are a plus! Email or fax resume to: 3bd2ba. maintained Daily cov parking $760/mo. + Journal sec.dep. 468-5426 front yard. Av. now. SPA-Deluxe ‘05 [email protected], Double car garage model. 30 jets. Classifieds 2 bdrm 1bth $800/mo. 462-4759 Therapy seat. Never N/P N/S 230 used. Warr.Can del. Mobile Home for rent in 707-462-0710 or mail/drop off your resume to the attention Observatory Ave. 707- $2650.707-468-4300 732-8188 Quiet Senior Park, no of Sue at The Ukiah Daily Journal, pets $650/mo + $650 2 BEDROOM APT. sec dep. 462-7630 Now Accepting Applications $785 per month. $1000 Must Love Dogs! 590 S. School St., Ukiah, CA 95482 sec. dep. Great Lrg. 4 bdrm. 2 ba. for westside located on Rwd. Vly. location. No pets. No JACK SIMPSON SCHOOL VIEW HSIMC. $1350 incl. Sec. 8. Jack Cox & elect., wtr., garb. Req. APARTMENTS Associates. 462-6060 1st mo. + $1500 sec. 1051 N. BUSH, UKIAH, CA 2bd. 1 ba $800 dep. Avail. approx. 2 bd. TH $825 4/15. Sharron, 467- Enclosed two story with an No Section 8. 3632, HSIMC 485- LEE KRAEMER 0123 elevator. Ground floor Laundry PROPERTY MGMT and Community Room Newly remod. 3bd. 463-2134 1ba. Beautiful lg bkyd. Hud Subsidized Senior Housing 3bd/2ba Newly Gardener incl. No sec for Qualifying low, very low and Remod $925/mo $925 8, no pets. $1450/mo. dep No pets No 462-7088 extremely low income limits. section 8 477-6183 Redwood Valley Must be 62+ or mobility impaired. 625 N. STATE ST. Lg ,clean 1bd 1bth, Please call (707) 463-0300 PARK PLACE NGFA stove, ref., 1 bd. $725-$775 bonus rm $900/mo. or stop by for 2 bdr. $850 TH $950. $1200 dep. N/P, N/S an application. Pool/garg. 462-5009 Call 485-8254 eves. B-6- THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 2006 THE UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL

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Irv Manasse wind, paint. $405,000 FREE appointment Work All Local Numbers fsbo 415-595-4904. Licensed & Insured. ESTIMATES Open Sun 1-5 218 485-7829 Guaranteed 707-313-5811 office East Valley License #OPR9138 Family Owned for 40 Years (707) 485-0810 707-456-9055 home FORECLOSURES! 467-3901 462-2468 707-337-8622 cell Lic. # 073512 Lic. # 292494 Non-licensed contractor 3bd.2ba. Only $165K Insured Bonded **To original owner. No CSLB Insured For Listings 800-749-7901 x R397 House for Sale LANDSCAPING MASSAGE THERAPY ELECTRICIAN DUMP RUNS REFINISHING 3bd/1ba Totally new inside & out. Must see CREEKSIDE Redwood Valley SSHANAHANHANAHAN • Tractor Furniture 1614 S. Dora 485-8963 and Antique Hold Your Horses! LANDSCAPE Massage EELECTRICLECTRIC work Repair In this barn w/5 stalls & License #624806 C27 Oolah Boudreau-Taylor CMT paddocks, tack room, • Hauling & Refinishing workshop all on this RESIDENTIAL Thorough & Sensitive Electrical Auger 5.4 acre ranch. 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State St. • Consult • Design Message Therapist CBMR Serving Willits and Ukiah Cabinets, countertops, • Install 1 year 1200 hours training Door 1 hr. $40 • 1 and a half hour $60 SPECIALIZING design, installation and Exclusive Line remodeling Your choice of: of Bobcat track loaders Swedish & Lymphatic Oil IN REPAIRS Clines Unlimited Massage, Tui-Na & Shiatsu C (707) 459-3212 Established in 1970 Acupressure, Neuromuscular Construction, Inc. Office (707) 468-0747 Assisted Stretching (707) 467-1888 468-0123 Cell (707) 391-7676 or Medical Massage license #608885 Treat Yourself Today License #646710 L 462-5617 (707) 391-8440 A SPA & SALON NOTICE TO READERS S The Ukiah Daily Journal publishes home improvement DAY SPA & SALON and construction advertisements from companies and S • Hair Style • Waxing • Manicures • Massage individuals who have been licensed by the State of • Pedicures • Make Up I • Facials • Body Wraps California. We also publish advertisements from We use and recommend F Aveda products. unlicensed companies and individuals. 158 S. Main St. Willits All licensed contractors are required by State Law to list (707) 456-9757 I their license number in advertisements offering their E BEAUTY services. The law also states contractors performing work of improvements totaling $500 or more must be licensed D by the State of California. HAIR & SKIN CARE Advertisements appearing in these columns without a S HAIRCUTS FACIALS COLOR PEELS PERMS WAXING licensed number indicate that the contractor or STYLING LASH TINTS 468-3535 Organic Hair Products individuals are not licensed by the State of California. or Therapeutic Skincare 468-3536 Products Mineral Makeup Further information can be obtained by contacting the or 468-7979 468-3529 309 A West Perkins St. Contractors State License Board.